it's a way better option than sitting in the bumper-to-bumper traffic on the east shore freeway.ll of it is backed up. mary. >> goodness, thanks, emily. >>> when you said two hours, just like, ooh. okay, so i have good news for you, so when the weather department -- in the weather department we are looking at better weather. plenty of sunshine, temps warming up. a live look from wecanorth, goo temps in the 50s. here's what you can expect as we head through the afternoon. daytime highs one to 4 degrees above average for this time of year. enjoy the sunshine, 67 in san francisco, upper 60s in oakland, mid-70s in fremont, mountain view, upper 70s for san jose, low 80s in concord, livermore and fairfield. slightly cooler, a few more clouds for thursday and for friday, but still above average, plenty of sun for the weekend and we are looking at temperatures in the low 90s by next monday and tuesday inland. >>> that is looking beautiful and, of course, bay bridge not looking beautiful. >> no. at least you're under nicer skies. i'm trying to find the silver lining. looking at mobile 5,

onn you put a bumper sticker your car, it means something. it is your personal endorsement, and that cannot be bought. there might not be that many of us in vermont, but two-thirds of us voted for bernie, and there are a lot of tourists who will be coming through here this summer. if every other car those tourists see has a bernie bumper sticker on it, that is going to be big, that is going to be a lot, and that is going to send a message that the people of vermont know this guy, and they support him, and they are out front with their support. forget, the blue tent, as many bumper stickers as you want, i say. finally, we have got a presidential candidate worth working for. let's pull out all the stops. sandersect bernie president of the united states of america. [cheers & applause] >> please welcome to the stage journalist and activist don king. don: vermont, how are you? [cheers & applause] don: i am glad to be here with you today. early this morning, in the middle of brooklyn, new york, my wife and our kids loaded up our car and drove six h

and they're bumper-to-bumper delays.hat's contributing to that is all the drivers that were stuck like you were saying for about thrrs in the center of the roadway, in the main lanes. now 29 and route 1 are viable tions to getrough burtonsville and laurel to get to the main lanes of 95. that will get you without any further delay. it's pretty light north of the crash. melissa, we've got something going on the beltway south of us? >>> we have something on the beltway. it's looking better. we have the outer loop before bw rkway this morning. outer loop after river road, crash and disabled tractor-trailer there. not as bad as it was. we are still sl all the green showing where it's raining. going to be adding to the pain this morning. potomac, democracy at 11lp sur dioxide, poolesville, darnestown shut down wecause ofes down. 66 inbound, 38 miles per hour. 95 north 43 miles per hour. 270 and the top of the beltway, 27 miles pertlhour. a lit slow there. remember to listen to wto p 1035 f.m. when you hop inhe car. >> thank yo

bumper to bumper. no one moving. traffic is starting to flow again. as for the possible shooting, police are still investigating. we'll have more as we find out more. a motorcyclist attempting to flee police ended up killing him. it started when a chp officer signalled for the motorcyclists pulled off 80. the chp said it brought wb traffic to a halt for nearly five hours today. >> he's letting them know exit. exit. exit. at that point, the motorcycle rider takes off at a high rate of speed. >> it was a whole hour just on the bridge itself. >> yeah. the wait sucks. sucks so bad. so bad. >> reporte >> some drivers say it took more than two hours to get across the bridge. >>> support is pouring in for family hit by a driver in sunnyvale. fo gofundme page has raised over $250,000. this is a picture for her as she fights for her life. police say isiah peoples targeted the girl and her family because he believes they were muslim. peoples is now being investigated for a hate crime. a lawyer, his lawyer, claims he suffers from ptsd after serving in iraq. >>>

so traffic is getting by in just one lane and you can see it is bumper-to-bumper. this came in as a multiple vehicle crash with injuries, no word on when the lanes will officially reopen. drivers are being asked to take alternative routes for customer emergency crews also out on highway 4 where one portion is shut down in the east bay. authorities tell us a fatal head-on collision happen just after 5:00 of the eastbound lanes near marsh creek road and brentwood. chapter 5 flew over the scene and you can see the damage to that white car, along with debris scattered everywhere. there is no estimated time of when these lanes will reopen. >>> now to a mom, not letting a hit-and-run driver getaway with injuring her kid. wilson walker on how she showed up at her sons at school looking to id the driver. >> reporter: last week and 8th graders struck by an apparent hit-and-run driver outside of his middle school. today the parents search for that driver. >> right now were looking for a bluish silver toyota sienna. today she was outside the middle school looking for the driv

so traffic is getting by in just one lane and you can see it is bumper-to-bumper. this came in as a multiple vehicle crash with injuries, no word on when the lanes will officially reopen. drivers are being asked to take alternative routes for customer emergency crews also out on highway 4 where one portion is shut down in the east bay. authorities tell us a fatal head-on collision happen just after 5:00 of the eastbound lanes near marsh creek road and brentwood. chapter 5 flew over the scene and you can see the damage to that white car, along with debris scattered everywhere.

cars were bumper-to-bumper all the way to el camino. >> at least one lane is now open, but traffic isu can use the app any time to check traffic conditions. >> for now, good evening. thank you for joining us. i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. there is a possible solution to one of bart's biggest problems, fare evaders. you'll start seeing it at some stations by this summer. >> bart loses millions of dollars a year when passengers jump those fare gates. people have done it right in front of our abc7 news cameras. >> we are committed to building a better bay area, and yesterday we promised you that we would be at today's bart board meeting when they sat down to discuss solutions. >> liz kreutz spent the day and is here to describe what changes bart is making to stop the fare evasion. liz? >> good evening, ama and dan. that's right, a lot happened at

to bumper with heavily laden trucks but it's completely closed as is every other border crossing in the country nothing's coming into gaza and nothing is getting out so the idea that israel left is one hundred percent gaza it remains occupied who can come and go is totally at the israeli discretion in gaza there are constant military attacks by the israeli air force by drones. targeted assassinations go on all the time it wasn't really a withdrawal but the conventional shorthand in the media is that. israel was unwilling to give up an enormous amount to the palestinian side and the palestinians responded with violent israel with force since nine hundred sixty seven controlled gaza they gave it to the palestinians in a gesture of peace and all they got a bunch of rockets are you think that is this is the basic frame of israel's p.r. campaign make sure the media stays focused on terrorism and a mosque extremism as a source of the conflict not the occupation and the supplements if you want to see this in operation just look at the coverage of any of israel's many attacks on gaza of the

the ends of the bumper frame the air intakes to give the buddy a hint of a catamaran double bile. the generously laid out and easily accessible trunk offers $524.00 leaders a volume. i don't mind and yet this camry makes jaan feel more like cruising easily down the road than racing around he puts that down to a power train that's designed for efficiency and a very comfortable suspension but even though it was fine tune especially for europe he can still tell the model was developed primarily for the american market and smoothed over the bumps in the road quite nicely but at high speeds its body tends to start moving around. the camry has profited from the car makers new t.n. she did tell ya to a new global architecture platform and the car maker is integrating into the body structure of many of its other models and given the camry 30 percent or greater torsional rigidity. in with home duff it will ya notice is 1st about the interior is the high quality workmanship but he also notices that some features like the sat nav the displays resolution and even the buttons for the heated se

the bumper to bumper traffic is an environmental problem and can make this experience miserable for tourists. rather than waiting in line for 45 minutes visitors will have a reservation and drive down the crooked street with no problem. i am excited this pilot program is coming together. one of the steps necessary is to get step approval. i want to thank you for agreeing to allow the implementation and pricing system. i look forward to the continuing work to try something that is going to make a difference in this area. now, i would like to introduce the president of lombard hill association and my friend. >> thank you. it is a pleasure to be here this morning. it iwe have worked for five or x years with supervisor stephanie and her predecessor. it is a long hall. during tha whole period things didn't get better, traffic picked up. it was an increasing hurdle for us. supervisor stephanie mentioned andrew who has been tire less working on this project. i think he has what makes sense. it will free up the neighborhood, not just the street. our group that we represent, everyone lives on the str

an inspection aboard a spanish fishing vessel it looks like a bumper hole for liberia's coast guard one hundred eighty seven blue sharks to touch fins and baby sharks it's grim and yet it's all too typical forty percent of the fishing off west african coast is illegal that's according to the ngo sea shepherd which has been supporting liberia's coast guard for two years. most of the vessels that are fishing illegally are from china all the european union. china has the largest water fishing fleet in the world and the e.u. is a country that the second largest with spain france portugal. they're the main ones you can count. it's not just fish populations that are hurt but local populations the liberian coast is three hundred seventy kilometers long more than thirty thousand families make their livelihoods from fishing in coastal waters with other sit everybody not fishing but i do know my dream different way to everybody. so that fish and i live by the stuff he she is known to. put liberia is only recently been in a position to watch over the majority of its coastline it's only would see s

become a bumper sticker.hat is not the, us. let's deal with those two issues. number one, donald trump will be on television and say the economy is booming, best in the history of the world, so forth and so on. your job is to say, what is going on in the economy? let's go through it now and we live in a nation, babies are being born today, people are dying today. how are we doing in terms of how we treat children in this community? are we doing great? anyone have any thoughts? >> terrible. sen. sanders: that is one way of looking at it. this is america, the wealthiest country in the history of the world. we have one of the highest rates of childhood poverty in the industrialized world, 20% of our kids are in poverty in minority communities. if you look at a nation which is great, you kind of think of that nation will be treating its most vulnerable people in a great way. we surely are not treating our children in a great way we have so many in poverty. in iowa and in vermont and all of this country you have m

it is bumper-to-bumper and not a lot of movement. . >>> pga's parent company can move forward with a $105 million fund for wildfire victims. a bankruptcy judge approved that plan today. the fund was provided to provide a short term help including housing substantial to victims of the 2017 and 2018 fires. it will not result property claims against pg&e. it prompted the bankruptcy identifying in january. >>> in santa rosa today, an example the difference a few thousand dollars can make for rebuilding a school of then help build a new school and change the community. >> do you remember when we moved in? >> a quiet moment between a preschool student and her even thor. two people from two generations with one event in common. in fact in santa rosa, about half the kids and three of the teachers all share the same experience. they lost homes in the north bay firestorm. >> we just sat down together and we talk about it. we let the kids open up and talk about their experiences. >> she talks about losing her home. the fire and how scary it was. >> scary on so many levels. when the tubbs fire r

you're going to have to get around that and then you'll have to continue in that bumper to bumper traffic01 santa rosa to petaluma in the green at 21 minutes. castro valley to the maze, 15. and not too much longer than that northbound 101 in the green at 16 minutes. >>> at the live desk this morning mark zuckerberg responds. why facebook should notbren >>plus t listen to your mom, aknuckleheads. hand em over.. hand what over? video games, whatever you got. let's go. you can watch videos of people playing video games in the morning. is that everything? i can see who's online. i'm gonna sweep the sofa fort. well, look what i found. take control of your wifi with xfinity xfi. let's roll! now that's simple, easy, awesome. get started with xfinity internet for $29.99 a month for 12 months, plus ask how to get 250 back when you switch to xfinity mobile. click, call or visit a store today. >>> good monday morning to you. if you are traveling anywhere in the state, we're dry today. starting out with the cool temperatures in the afternoon. sunshine sacramento, 79. 70 in yosemite. upper 60s in the

the left lanes on your screen bumper to bumper. the fastrakers are moving.mond parkway. it's not too bad. we will take a quick look at this accident blocking the two right lanes west 24 near st. stephens not seeing a lot of slowing here but the tow truck should be there shortly to move them out of there. >> thanks, sue. >>> more boat trams are coming to the streets of san francisco. >> what did you call me? muni will start operating a boat tram next tuesday. it just sounds funny. >> it does. >> it looks funny, too. it will run on tuesdays and wednesdays, at least through labor day. it basically is like a bus with the top shaved off of it. it will travel between the ferry building to pier 39 along the embarcadero. black pool england built 12 of these to run along the irish sea promenade. they operate three of them. this is muni's first boat tram. the market street railway has had its own since 2014. >> how many times can we make you say story? >>> if you want a relaxing vacation, a new study reveals the type of trip you're going to want to take. >> and how do

you could see bumper-to-bumper traffic. tom. >> erielle, i'm glad you're not behind the wheel right now because you're tracking the skies. >> i'm not driving here, tom. despite that severe weather, it seems to be pretty good, pretty smooth sailing, only a handful of cancellations and delays. but of course we're keeping a close eye on it and you should too. as you head out to the airport, give yourself plenty of time and be sure and check with your carrier. >>> we're going to head overseas to president trump's high-stakes trip to tokyo, a trip now overshadowed by the president's latest words on north korea. he's defending kim jong-un's missile launches saying they are not a violation of security council resolutions. this completely contradicts the conclusion of his own security team. abc's white house correspondent tara palmeri is traveling with the president right there in tokyo. good morning, tara. >> reporter: good morning, cecilia. president trump is being honored at a state dinner right now. it's part of weekend of lavi

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cars were bumper-to-bumper all the way to el camino. >> at least one lane is now open, but traffic is still slow for miles. we sent an alert on our free abc7 news app. you can use the app any time to check traffic conditions. >> for now, good evening. thank you for joining us. i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. there is a possible solution to one of bart's biggest problems, fare evaders. you'll start seeing it at some stations by this summer. >> bart loses millions of dollars a year when passengers jump those fare gates. people have done it right in front of our abc7 news cameras. >> we are committed to building a better bay area, and yesterday we promised you that we would be at today's bart board meeting when they sat down to discuss solutions. >> liz kreutz spent the day and is here to describe what changes bart is making to stop the fare evasion. liz? >> good evening, ama and dan. that's right, a lot happened at aot wdiscusse making more space on trains for bikes. of course also those new fare gates, we learned one of the options is going to get rolled out this summer, or teste

we are bumper to bumper, barely moving at this point. approaching the crash scene.id aout five miles up ahead of us.le we were abto pass by e ash a little bit earlier and capture video of the scene. this was a horrific crash scene. there was a tractor-trailer, we could see on the shoulder area here ofas i-66 etbound. there was a passenger vehicle that slammed into the back of the tractor-trailer. our news partners revealing this waa fatality. this happen around the 2:00 hour. when we passed by initially traffic was fine. in the last half hour, more cars are getting out, the backups are building. you certainly want to allows yourself extra time and get to the work-arounds. >> thank you. >>> we have more in virginia, as well. talking about purcell sill, eastbound 9, an accident looks like it's actually pretty bad. you'lhave to be caref through the area. police are on the scene to direct you through. inner loop, outer o no issues on the beltway. everything sells looking pretty geld -- everything is looking pretty good. good morning, chuck. >>> good morning. tuesday mor

and you so it is bumperer to bumper. certainly an increase from what we've seen earlier today.r larry hogan's p3 plan to widen parts of 270 and the bw parkway while aults also adding tolls is not sitting well with montgomery county residents. it was standing room only at a p quickanned meals last night. residents -- planned meeting last night. residentsje reing the proposal that could force homeowners near theioroadways in questn to lose their homes. >> this proposal has been managed bike the brunaway in the movie "speed." [ laughter ] it's our job to slow it down, to get the board of public works to ask thehard questions, and to depend the environmental and fiscal and traffic review that we deserve before our neighborhoods are compromised, the environment is damaged, and taxpayers are left holding the bag for billions dollars. >> reporter: governor hogan monitored that meeting through a live feed. he called it a roadkill ralliment he also said it showed no regard for the o hundreds thousands of marylanders who are actually caught in the traffic on a regular basis. back to you.

but we're still you know bumper to bumper people guinea kind of trying to cut people off it doesn't matter what lane you're in we're all inching kind of the same progress here it's definitely backed up though and the point is it's taken me about and our to go one mile. so that puts it in perspective for you and i can see i looked in my rearview mirror where i started and the traffic has backed up for miles pass where i started so if you're old way back there you're in much worse luck right now. but we're looking at the scene i can finally now i have a visual of the tanker looks like it's a brown charred all on the back side of it i can see the front side of it. others to cop cars and the tow truck is there you can barely see looks of a tow truck drivers getting to work already so hopefully they can get that out of there so we can all just keep moving forward will bring an update we are getting very close should be able to give you a better visual soon there has got to save your shot we can see this is now the only zoomed-in we can get a thing about this era so sarah's job. >>is this in tra

to bumper. thank you. >> thank you, very much. we appreciate you coming. >> thank you, madam chairperson that'chair andeveryone here. i'm asking for the scooters to stay. the scooters currently provide jobs. the scooters also provide jobs so that individuals can deliver meals. they are safe, they are small, they are quick to parc-ex drop f the meal and go to your next scheduled location. we have the warriors stadium coming here. also in the community as well as the giant's game so this is something that is needed that's definitely safe and that will be great for the community asking for your support for them to stay and to put more on the streets. >> thank you, very much. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon. my name is bradley jackson. i'm a manager for golden gate national parks conservancy. i also have been a resident of san francisco since 2017. one of the first things that we encountered when we started exploring were the scooters and we weren't used to them back home. one of the biggest

lock her up, build a wall, we have freedom, security, and democracy and that's a pretty good bumper sticker. >> what's your message to voters? >> it's time for a in generation of leadership to step forward. >> he supports reproductive rights for women and believes climate change is real. he was a rising star in the democratic party. the mayor of south bend indiana and veteran and harvard grad. so far he's been successful in fund-raising across the state. >> it's about raising money and also profile and we have seen this guy rocket from a nobody to somebody who is getting noticed around the country. >> mainly he is a gay married man. >> being a gay veteran also. that's one of the things, probably the biggest thing that is drawing me to mayor pete. >> leann in a brought her son eli. >> i think he's a good role model for my children and gives me a lot of hope for the future. >> he channelled harvey milk when thanking his supporters. >> i'm mindful that i'm in the city where a certain path breaking leader said you have to give them hope. >> now he laughed off president trump's new nickname for

the back end is all about the practical side of driving a metal strip protects the painted bumper from scratches when loading and the hatch is huge but doesn't always need to be opened smaller items can be loaded through the rear window. lifestyle journalist peter harms takes a closer look at the nuvi class for us. she notes the top notch accessories a leather steering wheel the cockpit talk what's new to her is the turban look ventilation as if a jet engine were in front of you so everything's very intuitive to use you don't need to read the whole user's manual to drive this car. tensions drawn to star trek were the screen in the center console. it's a touch pass but quite normal to operate like an i phone she thinks it's a very nice car and the seeds serve airy comfortable. and. extreme between him and. the interior includes many details from 1000000 from mercedes passenger models it's a clear sign of where the car maker places this vehicle definitely not end with its line of trucks it features a new 9 g. tronic on a matic transmission. the interior allows for various seating arrange

to bumper. but aaa did expect that between one and 3 o'clock today that would be the busiest hours with the most traffic on the roads going to and from san francisco. >>as kron four us christina take trucks planes. this is one of the most traveled weekends of the year. this is one of the most traveled weekends of the year and even though gas prices are at an all time high here in the bay area that isn't stopping people from hitting the roads. >>a new report found travel is actually up 6% this year. let's take a look at some of the local gas price averages across the bay area. oakland you're at 4 oh 7 san jose 4 oh 5 and san francisco of course the highest at 4.15 now aaa found today is the to travel in san francisco with how many people are expected to be driving california highway patrol is ramping up their security, they recommend for everyone to make sure to leave early to your destination. >>it's going to be one of the busiest of the year, especially and i california looks like we're going t

you can see the cars bumper to bumper not going anywhere. it has gotten so bad that we have seen men and women jump out of their car first because they know they're not going anywhere. and literally going to the bathroom in traffic there was a woman who was surrounded by a couple of family members so she wouldn't be fully exposed to the public. so she could go to the bathroom that's how bad it is a lot of people caught off guard thinking it would be yes a heavy morning commute but nothing quite like this you can see right now slow and go maybe at best at times. i'm going about 2 miles per hour. but that's about it. some lanes a little bit faster than others and the number one lane pass the metering lights and it is just slow go. go stop you get the idea so it's very slow and go and the worst part is you can see the proverbial finish line not from our vantage point because of all the semi trucks barely i saw the flashing lights. it's about a 3rd 3rd of a mile from my location which at this rate james and daria we might be there the next 80 15

you can see the cars bumper to bumper not going anywhere. it has gotten so bad that we have seen men and women jump out of their car first because they know they're not

>>and on the shirt on your car bumper. and as the san jose sharks continue their quest for the stanley cup, some of their most loyal fans have into their loyalty. well for a draft that of a reports. >>chance andrews is a diehard sharks fan and to prove that he got a shark statue this morning. >>the sharks mean a lot to me and i played out. i started playing hockey because. i fell in love with the game watching the sharks play. >>andrews is among 40 people who took advantage of a shark's promotion offering a free sharks for life tattoo to the first 40 people in line here at the players a tattoo shop. >>i got into a in oh 5 even with the members and i've starts and since day one and they still got to the cal poly watch them play talking. >>i've always wanted to see what i thought about it more after they give them a 2 game 7 more than a 100 people showed up when the 40 freebies were gone the shop offered a 50% discount to those still in line says owner ralph hernandez giving him time to start setting for a long time and it's

the ends of the bumper frame the air intakes to give the body a hint of a catamaran double bow. the generously laid out and easily accessible trunk offers 524 liters of volume. i don't mind and yet this camry makes jaan feel more like cruising easily down the road than racing around a puts that down to a power train that's designed for efficiency and a very comfortable suspension but even though it was fine tune especially for europe he can still tell the model was developed primarily for the american market and smoothed over the bumps in the road quite nicely but at high speeds his body tends to start moving around the vehicle. the camry has profited from the car maker's new t.n.g.'s a the toyota a new global architecture platform and the car maker is integrating into the body structure of many of its other models it's given the camry 30 percent a greater torsional rigidity. in live on and off it will ya notice is 1st about the interior is the high quality workmanship but he also notices that some features like the sat nav the displays resolution and even the buttons for the he

in contra costa county, the rain that's okay, because i'm ry-pin also told it is a bumper crop. but now the rain has growers a . >> i love to come every, every year. >> reporter: cherry-picking season in contra costa county has gotten off to a slower start this year. many farms are still not open. cooler weather has meant the fruit is taking a little longer to ripen. >> it's definitely affecting the cherries a little bit. >> reporter: and now, just as some varieties are turning plump and red, a rare, mid-may storm has moved in. >> it's never fun for a cherry grower to see rain coming on their nice red crop of cherries. >> reporter: kathy wolf of wolf ranch is looking forward to opening on sunday, but the rain has her a little nervous. >> i just kind of sat there this morning and said here it comes. and you just have to deal with it. you just have to get through it, there's nothing you can do about it. >> they get too big for their own skin and split. >> reporter: winds are helping them dry quickly, and diehard cherry lovers say they don't mind getting a little muddy and a little

to bumper with heavily laden trucks but it's completely closed as is every other border crossing in the country nothing's coming into gaza and nothing is getting out so the idea that israel may. that is one hundred percent guys it remains occupied who can come and go is totally at the israeli discretion in gaza there are constant military attacks by the israeli air force by drones. targeted assassinations go on all the time it wasn't really a withdrawal but the conventional shorthand in the media is that israel was unwilling to give up an enormous amount to the palestinian side and the palestinians responded with violent israel with force since nine hundred sixty seven controlled gaza they gave it to the palestinians in a gesture of peace and all they got a bunch of rockets are you think that is this is the basic frame of israel's p.r. campaign make sure the media stays focused on terrorism and a mosque stream islam as a source of the conflict not the occupation of the supplements if you want to see this in operation just look at the coverage of any of israel's many attacks on gaza

so i watched her growing up and i remember being a teenager and her handing me a stack of bumper stickers, the long kind, not the round kind, she handed to me and my girlfriends and said, see that car park? go put this on every car in the car park. i said, grandma, every car? she said every car. sure enough, we did. so i as a 14-year-old was in charge of the black box operations of that campaign. >> [laughter] sen. gillibrand: anyway, it really created a fondness in me and a real love for public service and for women and women's voices, and that our voices need to be elevated in magnitude, and magnified so that we can be heard. that's never really left me since. when i first ran for congress, i wanted to run in my home district in upstate new york and i did call a friend who is an expert, a pollster, and i said jeffrey, i want to run in new york 20, tell me what my chances are, do you think i can win? he looks up the statistics for new york 20 and it is 2-1 republican so he said no, you actually can't win the district. i said, really? i have been helping candidates for a decade now. i can

to bumper with heavily laden trucks but it's completely closed as is every other border crossing in the country nothing's coming into gaza and nothing is getting out so the idea that israel less . is one hundred percent guys it remains occupied who can come and go is totally at the israeli discretion in gaza there are constant military attacks by the israeli air force by drones. targeted assassinations go on all the time it wasn't really a withdrawal but the conventional shorthand in the media is that israel was willing to give up an enormous amount to the palestinian side and the palestinians responded with violent israel for since one thousand nine hundred sixty seven controlled gaza they gave it to the palestinians in a gesture of peace and all they got a bunch of rockets are you think that is this is the basic frame of israel's p.r. campaign make sure the media stays focused on terrorism and a mosque stream islam as a source of the conflict not the occupation of the supplements if you want to see this in operation just look at the coverage of any of israel's many attacks on gaza

tangible to hand to people the community found out and my brother got involved and my father and senator bumpers and senator pryor and everyone started actually looking into the case and saying what could have possibly happened here this just doesn't seem right my story in case started gaining momentum and we got i think up to fifteen politicians wrote letters supporting my clemency when i read it i was i was sympathetic. because i thought. that her husband was the primary driver of the offense she was clearly had a subordinate role needs. and she was caught up in the way of these conspiracy laws that are extremely broad ranging and you don't have to do very much to be to get yourself stuck in a case like i went to my case managers office and walked in the door and she said she was in a frenzy and she said you know where are you going to release to and i was like what do you mean and she said were you going to live when you get out of prison and i said wow i guess what my parents for a while and she said because i've got to set you up on probation and i said why. i just said you're going home. a

still a huge question, donald trump has tried to characterise the report in full words like a perfect bumpery that was flatly contradicted. donald trump has come up contradicted. donald trump has come up with a different interpretation as you might imagine. he says there was insufficient evidence and therefore in our country a person is innocent. is that how he is setting the bar? that if there is insufficient if the dense to prosecute me than i am free? what the net effect of all this will be is that robert mueller is punting this to congress and saying i have gone as far as i can go. if you want to impeach the president it's now up to impeach the president it's now up to you to take up the cudgels and ta ke to you to take up the cudgels and take up the fight, it's something the democratic leadership have been extremely wary of doing. we will see, thank you. footage of the london bridge attackers, preparing in the days and hours before they killed eight people, have been played at the inquests into those who died. the court was shown images of rachid redouane buying pink ceramic kitchen kni

but the popular being cherries have been hardest hit early on in what was shaping up to be a rare bumper crop. this is the second crop in 6 years that was that of course is what could be destroyed. >>and we want democrats. we had one good crop, but 2 years ago out of sight of 6 years mariana shows a larger growers and the export market will be hit hardest. but there should be plenty of local fruit available while it last. >>asked prices are stable for now, but that could change he says fewer than 5% of his crop is cracked but that too could change i guess the the worst is still predicted so we'll see what happens in a few days when when the rains are done in morgan hill rubs lot kron 4 news. >>there is a a big change with the s a t the nonprofit group that administers the college admissions test is adding something new beyond verbal and math scores, the college board says the environmental context dashboard we'll measure things like the crimo rate and poverty levels of a student's neighborhood. students are scored on a scale of one to 100 based on information from things like the us cens