britt.' a lot of people are enjoying time with mr. there was talk of him moving out of state at one point - this was the reaction of his principal. principal - 'ah...no way. i'm not having that. you gotta stay here with the kids! (laughs) they love him so much.'tray - 'i'm more than happy that i stayed here. and i wouldn't leave.'tray says his favorite teachers always expected him to give his best. ((vicki/fsc)) if you have a teacher you'd like to nominate...just go to our website kron-4-dot-com and choose 'features.' then click on 'teacher of the week.' (grant) up next -- a deer in distress.. a jar...on its head... a jar...on its distress.. a jar...on its head... how neighbors made this shocking discovery... after the break. auburn residents are concerned about a deer that has its mouth stuck in a jar. (grant) one couple attempted to help the deer out. sandra purcell and her husband first spotted the deer in the back of their home last night. her husband initially thought the deer was holding a plastic water bottle in its mouth. they

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we've got all that and more headed your way after this. >>> laura britt at the xfinity sports desk. it was the cardinals and giants at at&t this afternoon. it proved to be a pretty busy day for the giants, however, making roster moves ahead of that game. they ship out corey geren, austin jackson and a minorllinu and ray black. let's get you out to the park for a look at how the four-game series wrapped up. top of the fifth, jose martinez rips it to left. that gives the cards a 4-3 lead and the top of the fifth we go to the bottom of the fifth now, two on, one out for pablo sandoval. he bombs onethree-run sack stra mccovey cove. giants go up by two. bottom of the sixth now. duggar, his mlb debut. that's how it's done. a leadoff base hit up the middle. the first of his career and what a moment for him to remember. that sets the stage for pablo sandoval, again, bases hold s . he delivers. two-run single for pablo. the giants down the cards 13-8 the final as they split that series. >>> let's head over to progressive field. that was a beaver sighting, not of the singing variety, rather t

i'll fill you in and show you the highlights coming up after this. >>> laura britt in the nbc sports and the a's split the first two games of the battle of the bay. today the rubber match the finaamall-star break. so let's get you out to at&t for a nice afternoon of some baseball. those people enjoying mccovey cove. got the american flag flying. scoreless in the second until gorkys hernandez goes off brandon crawford scores on that. and the giants get on the board first. let's take you to the fourth. two on. biscotti singles to right. that ties the game up in the top of the fourth. let's go to the next batter. matt olson. same spot. same result for the a's. 2-1 leadthere. they were dumping it on in the fourth. matt chapman up next. he delivers an rbi single. jonathan lucroy adds a sack fly later in the inning. . the a's put up four in the fourth inning. as we take you to the sixth. 2-2 count. one on. that one's gone. aol if ffor business cotsy. the a's get a win and take 2 of 3 from the giants. >>> let's head up to lake tahoe. steph and his dad have a friendly wager. loser kbogoes in

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britt.' a lot of people are enjoying time with mr.when there was talk of him moving out of state at one point - this was the reaction of his principal. principal - 'ah...no way. i'm not having that. you gotta stay here with the kids! (laughs) they love him so much.'tray - 'i'm more than happy that i stayed here. and i wouldn't leave.'tray says his favorite teachers always expected him to give his best. ( robin )( robin ) if you have a teacher you'd like to nominate... just go to our website kron-4-dot-com and choose 'features.' then click on 'teacher of the week.' (robin)coming up on the kron four morning news... several cars in the east bay vandalized. the two women egging and pouring sugar into several cars... all caught on camera. (robin) live look outside... at the san francisco international airport. the wind really kicked up in phoenix arizona yesterday... bringing a wall of dust with it. it caused extremely low visibility for drivers... shutting down interstates. it's the first major dust storm of the season there. the dust hit

whatever it might have been escaped attention and then find its way into the hands of two innocent brittsthere will be questioned now on how that happened and the effort to clean up was not good enough. that it would be a test for the relatively new home secretary. he was not home secretary with his happened. he is going to chair the government emergency meeting tomorrow and is going to be very ha rd tomorrow and is going to be very hard for him to reassure people that they take the necessary steps. that is right. i think a lot of people felt the government held this quite well. theresa may was felt to have led the country well to have been assured leadership figure. i think tonight people might be slightly reassessing their confidence that the government had in fact had on this. as she was saying, people will be worried. if you live in salisbury and you have gone on with your life, and you have gone on with your life, and are now thinking whatever the assurances, they gave us those assurances, they gave us those assurances last time, and we need to get out. it was extra dairy statement t

the britt's blamed russia. u.s.her allies agreed and expelled dozens of russian diplomats. the crekremlin still fuming. >> continues to deny the very possibility of any russian involvement. you also know that the u.k. side has not provided any convincing evidence to support the baseless accusations against russia. >> reporter: now most couldcow back demanding to be part of the investigation. but the britt's say that won't happen. >> translator: we urge theresa may to stop creating obstacles what happened on the u.k. soil with the russian citizens. >> reporter: and russian state controlled tv launching a media blitz with guests claiming it's all a conspiracy against russia aimed at under mining improved relations with the white house with the upcoming putin >> and the upcoming trump and putin meeting. this doesn't look like an accident but is known behavior. >> reporter: with the preparations for the summit between president trump and vladimir putin well underway, it's the latest incident that has critics warning of

gold together on battlefields and war torn beaches and i think that this is very symbolic for all britts will be watching it and hopefully it will cement also this idea that we have a partner across the seas who will stand by us. >> jeff -- >> of how difficult gaucnegotias get with brussels. >> i want to go to kayla in washington, d.c. with news from deputy rod rosenstein. kayla. >> we are expect iing a press conference any moment, but we are getting the news that 12 named russian intelligence offers are going to be indicteded today for hacking into the dnc in hopes of potentially influencing the outcome of the election. that's the information we have you might remember the last time rosenstein made a public announcement related to the russia investigation and the 2016 meddling in the election was in february when the department of justice indicted 13 russian nationals that time that were associated with attempted meddle ling in the 2016 election, so we'll get you more information as we have it, but that is what we have at this moment >> thank you we're going to get more, the press confe

britts want to see this meeting and want to have a successful and they appreciate this moment to a point but there are limits. >> i think people recognize that relationship and the polling shows 50 to 39 of the latest and people want the trip to go ahead. equally those numbers show those public in favor of meeting with the queen. that makes the distinction of recognizing what made made -- actually to the british public is an important distinction between a working visit which is about the relationship between the two countries centering around common values and people that's gone back to generations and verses feeling like we are rolling out the red carpet and honoring a guy who frankly got views that the vast majority of the public disagrees with. what we are seeing of this is treading that line as far as you can. this is as close as a royal state as you can get without technically being one. >> it is threading the needle. there is a lot of pomps and circumstanc circumstance. you know how much the president like this kind of things and you would not think this is enough. >> no. >> you d

all that and more headed your way after this. >>> laura britt at the xfinity sports desk.he cardinals and giants at at&t this afternoon. it proved to be a busy day for the giants making some roster moves ahead of that game. they ship out cory geren, austin jackson while calling up stephen dugger and ray black. let's get you out to the park for a look at how the four-game series wrapped up. top of the fifth, martinez rips it to left. that gives the cards a 4-3 lead. we go to the bottom of the fifth, two on, one out for sandoval. he bombs one out. a three-run shot straight to mccovey cove. the giants go up by two. bottom of the sixth, stephen dugger, his mlb debut. that's how it's done. a leadoff base hit up the middle. the first of his career. what a moment for him to remember. that sets the stage for pablo sandoval again. bases loaded. he delivers a two-run single. he has five rbi on the day. the giants down the cards. 13-8 the final as they split that series. >>> let's head over to progressive field. there was a bieber sighting, not of the singing variety, rather the pitc

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eastern, the grant tonsiders britt be a judge on the circuit court of appeals. ms. grant is a justice on the georgia supreme court and a former law clerk of supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh. >> monday night on the communicators. partyish conservative member. >> what is the concern with tech companies? do you see dislocation? >> there are some -- are a number of concerns. one of the things tech companies complained to me about brexit is access to the best global talent. they say look at silicon valley, they have the best talent in the world, and in london is a leader in many areas of tech globally and they want access to the best talent in the world. hopefully, brexit will have a policy where we can reach out to the best people in the world. >> watch monday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span two. >> next, from "washington journal," a look at key races ahead of the 2018 midterm elections. german followed by chancellor angela merkel taking questions from reporters in berlin about trade with the u.s. and president trump's recent meeting with vladimir putin. and later,

you have been saying, coming into this open championship, the need for the britts to try to wrestle backtrol of those majors, the americans dominating currently, the will of those in the pack could halt the american charge? he had a so-so day today, justin is out there, listen, it is packed with americans. the americans love these conditions, these young players over there now, they can play in all sorts of conditions, and they are going to be tough to beat. we may find the american a tough leaderboard. what do you think they will do? do think it will try to toughen up the later? as we see on the leaderboard, a lot of the players in red today. do you think it needs to toughen up? we have not had those really tough conditions. the wind has not been blowing all that much, a little bit of grey yesterday, do you think that will change with yellow that will probably took a few pins, but on all accounts, we are going to have up to 20 miles an hour winds, accounts, we are going to have up to 20 miles an hourwinds, and accounts, we are going to have up to 20 miles an hour winds, and that is when

. >> all right, britt, we are excited, too.rst time huge soccer star from oversers comes ovo the mls buts it a comes with huge expectations. i mean the bar is really high and they'reaying this guy lot of cash for a veryhort amount of period when the rest of theeam not of one is making >> yeah.d of money. you.atith you. have come here and started back in the day with david beckham init 2007h elliot galaxy and he came over with the right attitude, the commitment. he already had the tal leapt and he's a global name. that guy is huge. so did he a great jobf putting mls on the map to be fair, and now andreas, steven girard these playersome over all about the attitudehe. rooney has tight attitude. he's coming in. he wants to beof a lea the club at d.c. united. there's a massive signing for the community also massive for the club and going into the new stadium like you talked about is going to be all bonuses, everything going forward. it will be w huge. e can only hope this is a great season for d u.ted. when we come back, we're talki

the leading contenders are britt, a 53-year-old circuit court judge in washington, dc and 46-year-old barrett who the president appointed to the second circuit in chicago and wt's at stake is whether or not we will continue to recognize or not a woman's right to choose. >> nobody on either side has suggested before yesterday that the senate should only process supreme court nominations in odd number years. >> senate democrats say a confirmation vote should wait until after the mid-term elections and they say that mcconnel blocked obama's supreme court pick in 2016. [indiscernible] asked willy brown and law professor little if there's anything democrats can do to delay the process? >> not really at the moment. you can only in this world of politics and democracy, it's winner take all so you need to have the majority to be able to do anything and if 51/49 in the u.s. senate, we're on the losing end at the moment. >> how race of a close is this compared to past nominations? >> they've been close ones in the past, but i think nothing like this. this political situation is new since bob ju

as a precaution, multiple britt cracker products are being voluntarily recalled over 1000 militants are products contained way powder, which the supplier has recalled because of the salmonella risk. the risk of the products on your screen right now. expiration dates on january 14th through april 13 to 2019. so far no one has gotten to it, but take a look at your pantry and make sure you don't have any of these inside. gerri: let's get to the vodka story. >> yes of course. cheers, trekkies. a small batch of 10 for vodka will be sent into the messes for your use in a high-altitude live in the next few weeks before being blended here on earth and bottled up ensuring that a portion of every bottle will contain vodka from space according to the company. courtesy of a "star trek" legend. a designer in the "star trek" tv series. currently available for pre-order. >> i guess there's no end to the demand for "star trek." >> i guess not. rattling the mark it with a new thread of chinese in the tariffs. chicago beats out new york for a new title, but it's not something that's real proud of this mo

let's play what britt hume has to say what we do or don't know about what colin does know or doesn't>> he is in hot water and doesn't want to offend prosecutors who are investigating him so he is prepared to cooperate. that's what people do. i am not saying he may not tell them something that would be damaging to donald trump but in your estimation? >> it could be. we have millions of documents that prosecutors have access to. a big conversation is attorney-client privilege and what happened here is michael cohen was gathering so much information that would be outside the scope of that privilege, further if there is any crime, that is exposed for prosecutors as well if there's something michael cohen was hiding this would be his time to protect himself and that is what he said to george stephanopoulos by saying family and country first, that used to be donald trump. >> his family and country will be first priority, want to regain my name and reputation and my life back. what does that say to you or is the left giving too excited and reading too much into this. >> the guy has been dra

. >> kind of a sideways twist, you'll see -- he's actually a britt.e head of nafta he will be negotiating or involved in the negotiation with president trump. not only is he going to be suddenly the ceo but he's got another big job on the side. >> one other thing, brian. let's be clear here. mike manley was sergio marchionne's right hand man. he worked closely with him this is not somebody who was in charge of thecompany but he didn't do a whole lot and he's suddenly thrust into a position of power no he has been working closely with sergio marchionne and other executives at fiat chrysler for a number of years. this is not somebody stepping into the job who has no sense of what is going on or the enormity of the task at hand. >> but the market is reacting. the stock is down about 3% right now. phil, i know you have a long day. we appreciate you joining us on worldwide exchange thank you very much. >> you bet. >>> you're probably hearing more and more people talk about how this multiyear stock rally is finally over, it's done. your next guest says that

the senate returns to consider the nomination of britt grant to be a judge on the 11th circuit courtpeals. a debate set for 5:30. --ustice on the coming up on washington journal, groupon hatalsky from the third way talks about the divide within the democratic party between moderates and progressives. with president trump threatening to revoke security clearances of several former obama officials national security attorney mark zaid securityto discuss how clearances work, who receives them, and the process of obtaining them. forbes magazine senior editor stbe

we'll britt in svans from "access." you caught up with will smith. what the is he up tthese days?was kicking it with the family, leon. when you're kicking it with the fami on the amalfi coast, italy vacation, you know, it's time >> rub it in. go ahead, rub it in. >> we were just there last week industry w just watching the rest of the world on his instagram. the s apparently where all celebrities are going. he and his family no different. posted this veo of his familyub sc diving and called this activity a major check off his bucketing list and then he shared this >> right now. >> no instagram. >> get me followers. >> willow. willow! >> willow! peorm for my followers. ♪ there you go, thank you. >> willow! >> that's like my family. i was going to say, he makes it -- it's like everyone's family is the rsame,ht? we were talking -- i heard you talk about the box office this imweekend. it's for the "access" box office, a photo finish athe movie theaters. denzel washington and his first sequel ever "equaliz 2" beat ut the sequel everyone assumed would be first. "mamma mia!" and here wit

he was president donald trump has nominated conservative judge britt cavanagh to fill the vacancy on the supreme court if confirmed the fifty three year old catholic is expected to be less receptive to abortion and gay rights than his predecessor a nomination sets up a confirmation battle with democrats as trump seeks to shift the nation's highest court further to the right your. wife. if the o.p.m. airline says it will resume flights to eritrea's capital as a smart after nearly two decades of all of this comes one day after leaders of the neighboring countries declared an end to their war and agreed to restore diplomatic relations eritrea broke away from ethiopia back in one thousand nine hundred ninety three and more than eighty thousand people died in the war that followed. the widow of the chinese nobel prize laureate usual has left china to start a new life in europe she arrived in berlin just a few hours ago you shocked had been kept under near total house arrest without formal charges since twenty ten when her husband was awarded the prestigious prize his calls for democracy v

eastern to nominate britt grant's judicial nomination. a vote to limit debate is set for 5:30 eastern. watch the house live on c-span and the senate on c-span2. >>> tonight american history tv continues in prime time with president ronald reagan and the cold war, including highlights of president reagan's trip to west berlin and his tear down this wall speech. american history tv in prime time starts at 8:28 eastern. >>> this august on american history tv on c-span3, watch our nine-part series, "1968 america in turmoil." we'll look back 50 years to that tumultuous war. on monday, august 6, we'll discuss the vietnam war. on tuesday, august 7, a look at the presidential campaign that year. and then civil rights and race relations. on thursday, august 9, liberal politics. on friday, august 10, conservative politics. on saturday, august 11, women's rights. sunday, august 12, we'll look at the media's role. on monday, august 13, a discussion about the vietnam war at home. and on tuesday, august 14, we'll close out the series, focusing on the c

then at 3:00 p.m., consideration for the nomination of writ grant britt grant. she was a clerk of supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh. >> supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh continues to meet with senators on capitol hill. the process leading up to the confirmation hearing and the vote. watch live on c-span, watch anytime on c-span.org, or listen using the free c-span radio app. >> this august, on c-span3 watch "1968:e-part series, america in turmoil." monday, august 6, we will discuss the vietnam war. on tuesday, august seven, a look at the presidential campaign. wednesday, august 8, civil rights and race relations. liberalday, august 9, politics. conservative politics on friday, august 10. women's rights on saturday, august 11. role iny, the media's on monday, vietnam war at home. finally, on tuesday, august 14, the cold war. this is on american history tv on c-span3. now, a look at denuclearization talks with north korea. was hosted by the arms control association. it is 1.5 hours. >> all right.

perhaps as an anglophile married to a britt i would say the problem seems to be a little bit of politicalows the complexity of brexit. brexit is extremely difficult with many different issues. isn you ask the question this is what it would look like at the end of the day, my answer would be probably not. or has thely knows crystal ball to say what the final outcome of brexit will be peered -- will be. tom: we are all looking for export commodities, and i think for finland it might be hockey players. is this your lead export in finland, not the gin drink with grapefruit, ice hockey players? >> it is a good export. my dad is the chief scout here in europe. all the european players go through him. this year was ok in the draft, but the previous year was excellent, three top tens, so it is a good commodity. tom: lead news in finland in the newspapers. thank you so much for being with us with an update on eu trade. right now come an update on first word news. huge news flow. here is taylor riggs. >> president trump trying to back up his assertion the meeting with vladimir putin was a success.

joining us now, britt hume, fox news senior political analyst. how did this happen?right after the press event with president putin, which is very badly received by the approval rating went up. >> it went up for one reason and that is the president continues to enjoy extraordinary high levels of popularity in favor among republicans. the republican level support for him is up to 80%. that is almost a record. but the support president bush had after the first phase of the second gulf war. i mean, this is a level of popularity that must frustrate the dickens out of the conservative never trump ours whose constituency is mostly republican to see as much as they dislike and be so widely unpopular. >> the republican party is now the party of president trump. he leads and controls. >> that's true of almost any president. you hear this a lot but this is now trumps party. any president has to take over the political party to get a nomination and you get his people in the party committee, in office since no one. almost all parties or their president parties and then who knows

compared to the year before thank is one thing, but you have to convert the sales last year there was a brittf a slowdown from the year prior so this stumbling block is not something amazon wanted to see out of the gate. back over to you >> thanks. you would think the importance of the fang stocks would have the dow down kind of weird. nasdaq is getting hurt it's a market of stocks. >> the dow just turned negative, too. >> just turned negative. i thought given the -- given the press conference, given everything going on, i would have thought the uncertainty engendered, i thought we would see the dow down a couple hundred points, but the dow was still up >> you still have earnings coming in. >> you do. things are still percolating in terms of the economy >> walmart just made a big push to take on amazon in a bigger way. the company entering into a strategic five-year partnership overnight. the retail giant will use microsoft's technology to power wider use of the cloud and artificial intelligence. walmart saying they are looking to make shopping quicker and easier for customers we'll continue

they are absolutely terrible and britt stevens talked about this in the "new york times" this morningrrible to actually figuring out how to accept immigrants and refugees into their society, into their culture, in a way that makes them feel like they have an investment in this country like so many muslim-americans do. >> yes. well, we mentioned the whole discussion between chancellor merkel and president trump and president trump said a couple of times that he criticized chancellor merkel for her stance that she took during the migration crisis and now the chancellor is under a lot of pressure in germany, the minister of interior is, you know, one day saying he's pulling out of the coalition, he's stepping back. next day he's thinking about it again. so europe is in a deep crisis and we don't know whether the chancellor will actually succeed to bring all the europeans together. it doesn't look like it because if you see what happened in italy we have a minister of interior who was willing to let hundreds of people die in the open sea. we have a totally new situation in this world, eur

the russians said this was the brits who had poisoned them, the britt on oigs pointed to novichok whichted to one factory potentially outside of moscow where this nerve agent could have been made. it is incredibly lethal. of que whether sales beisbury was safe other people. but it has been weeks without any incident. they took a big effort to decontaminate the city. and now we get these two people with no relationship to russia in their background, no relationship to intelligence services, happened to have been shopping in salisbury the day before, fell sick the next day and of course the question seems to be did they just inadvertently come across some traces of this nerve agent and it is having these terrible consequences. >> so david ignatius, obviously the earlier attack points directly to russia and putin's government. there is no doubt about that. is this just collateral damage from the earlier russian attack? and the second thing is, can you explain just how extraordinary it is that putin's government would attack former russian citizens on british soil? >> first, we don't know y

. >> and last summer you may partly talk about it and britt elon musk year and you thought about thefuture of transportation being both at times and electric and he just mentioned easy. what do you see? >> we are convinced that this self driving technology is going to be transformed for the world. there is no doubt. we are focused really on four different business lines and where activating each of these one by one and we've got work stream attached to all of them. the first was that most of time talk about this morning is writing link. that's how we'll go to market first as we commercialize our waymo ride healing service just as you saw a net first video. but just as you saw with the cute little marble, moving goods from point a to point b is going to be an important part of delivering this tech challenge to the world and living social benefits. we have begun working in our case not with sidewalk but with really big truck. we got big truck in a fleet and what we do is install the waymo driver in these class eight trucks and begun pilots of moving lots of goods from point a to point

now on britt grant, the new nominee for the 11th circuit court of appeals, britt grant through the career expressed views far outside the mainstream. when you read this list you'll say how did they come up with someone so on the fringe? not someone a mainstream conservative but way out there. as solicitor general, she defended a law that made it illegal for doctors to perform an abortion after 20 weeks of pregnancy and insisted on an am amicus brief defining marriage between a man and woman does not violent the guarantee of equal protection. she worked on a brief to the supreme court that defended a georgia prosecutor's decision to strike black jurors on their race. she led georgia's challenge to daca, even though 85% and 90% of americans are for daca. before becoming georgia's solicitor general, she argued against the affordable care act, insisted on an amicus brief defending indiana's defunding of planned parenthood, urged the supreme court to gut the voting rights act, and argued to strike down the affordable care act's contraception coverage mandate. from reproductive rights to civil

they will discuss britt grant's nomination for the supreme court. watch the house live on c-span and the senate on c-span2. and tonight american history tv continues in primetime with president ronald reagan in the cold war, including highlights of the president's 1987 trip to west berlin and his tear-down this wall speech. american history tv in primetime starts at 8:00 p.m. eastern. >>> this august on american history tv on c-span 3, watch our nine-part series "1968 america in turmoil" which each night we'll look back 50 years to the tumultuous year marked with war, political assassinations and the rise of the political left and right. starting monday, august 6th, we'll discuss the vietnam war. on tuesday, august 7th, a look at the presidential campaign of that year. wednesday, august 8th, civil rights and race relations. on thursday, august 9th, a discussion about liberal politics. and friday, august 10th, conservative politics. on saturday, august 11th, women's rights. sunday, august 12th, we'll look at the media's role. on monday, august 13th,

the clerk: nomination, the judiciary, britt cagle grant of gentleman to be united states circuit judge for the 11th circuit. mr. wyden: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from oregon. mr. wyden: mr. president, the senate is approaching the end of the debate on a significant piece of spending legislation that includes funding for the internal revenue service. that is why i've come to the floor this morning to discuss one of my amendments to this legislation which is based on a bill that i have authored entitled the presidential tax transparency act. it is long past time for the president's tax returns to be released to the american people. this president has in effect thrown in the trash can a bipartisan 40-year pro-transparency tradition by refusing to release his tax returns in the course of the 2016 election. this was a tradition accepted by all liberals, conservatives across the political spectrum that dates back to the post-watergate era. the president ended it for reasons as flimsy as you can get. a made up story about the president's claim that you can't release yo