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. >> byron poe tries to enroll in as many classes as he can. >> d.a.d.s.euce, ged deuce, computer technology. >> there's a lot of programs over here for us to better yourself. i'm going to be this great -- you know, this comeback story. >> poe is serving a three-year sentence for petty theft. he also has prior convictions for vehicle theft, receiving stolen property, and burglary. but department store tvs were his specialty. >> we would actually go in walmart's, take a 40-inch tv, pick it up, open it, take it all out,ake another onout, put it in the same box, put two in a box, and walk out the door. my theft was driven by drug use. i know a life consists of on a happy basis. i've actually taken my kids and enjoyed the family thing, the manly thing, but drugs take its toll. it won't allow you to do none of that. you'll give it all up for this right here. >> today's lesson is the importance of virtue. >> poe is currently enrolled in the d.a.d.s. class. today's topic is using the principles of addiction recovery to become a better father. >> honesty is the co

here's my "nightline" co-anchor byron pitts. ♪ is it too late now to say sorry ♪ >> reporter: pop idolbieber had to say sorry for calling off the rest of his "purpose" tour. citing unforeseen circumstances. but now tmz is reporting those circumstances may have something to do with this man. >> he will heal you in places you didn't even know you were broken! >> reporter: mega church minister carl lentz nicknamed the rock star pastor whose hipster congregation has included the likes of kylie and kendall jenner. >> we reach everyone from the faceless to the famous. >> reporter: tmz writing the decision came after bieber decided to rededicate his life to christ and long talks with lentz, said to be a trusted spir sweerlt adviser. >> we heard from sources he was exhausted and really wanted to focus on himself and was spending time with his church friends and his pastor and focusing on his spirituality. >> reporter: justin appearing to be a true believer in lentz during this hillsong interview. >> this issy love carl more. >> reporter: the one-time bad boy of pop's decision comes amidst a sp

william byron has moved into the top ten. so many great, so many solid have come back from adversity. to put themselves in the middle of this. >> such a strong run for jj yeley, his teammate passed away from cancer. his son, brian is here taking care of business. hoping they can just push through and racing in memory and in honor of mark smith. coming back to the green, running in sixth position, for chance at an outstanding finish in iowa. don't forget pocono tomorrow on nbcsn. the race is at 3:00. and all the coverage before and after. from pocono. >> kyle: my hands are wet, i'm sweating. >> dave: pace car is off, coming to the geico restart zone maybe one last time. they've got to get to the overtimeline. ryan preece fires off the 20. trying to win at iowa. brian scott looking inside to the 3 car. benjamin clears him. preece, benjami >> kyle: wow. >> dave: benjamin with a little contact all over ryan preece, they make it to the overtimeline. coming back to the start/finish line for the white flag. kyle benjamin with a nose

. >> reporter: at 71 rebecca byron is doing something she never imagined. her husband tom will be right there with her also sky diving for the first time although he's not as cheerful. >> i'm looking forward to it. >> reporter: out of all the people who will cheer them on there is one person in particular they're doing it for. >> he's not afraid to fly like i am. >> reporter: their grandson alex. >> i hope it shows how much we love him. >> last year doctors diagnosed alex with a rare bone cancer. he was only 11. >> it's been pretty hard. as she watched her grandson suffer from the pain, chemo, and surgery, it brought up the emotions from two decades ago. >> i lost a daughter years ago in a car accident, so i know what it is like to lose a child. >> reporter: rebecca began working as a grief counselor to help other parents. now she wants to do more for children with cancer. >> the idea came to me. the one thing i can do is to raise money for children's cancer research. >> she's pretty cool for a 70- year-old grandparent. >> they will sky dive for kids diagno

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byron had a subpar day for them. but doesn't matter.got three wins and leads the playoff picture. couple of guys on the right-hand side. still on the bubble, brenn brendan gaughan in 12th. >> jj yeley, 14 behind. he did himself well. >> you love the short track, tomorrow on nbcsn, monster energy series, all day long. qualifying at 11:30. nascar america 1:30, 2:30, countdown to green. and the post race show, and as if that isn't enough, open wheel racing from mid ohio, the indy car series at 7:00. he's made it there. and he's almost set up probably things like this take practice, too, kp. >> kyle: yeah. let me tell you the way he drove today, he knows how to do it. >> dave: let's go down to marty snyder. >> marty: hey dave, how about that, dreams do come true, ryan preece started racing when he was six years old. as he told us, waited 20 years for this chance. and he has delivered with a win here for joe gibbs race iing an more importantly, for himself. hey, ryan, how about that? you bet on yourself, ryan and you won. >> i don't even kno

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this one, this is right actually near byron in discovery bay. rigs got into it and traffic is backed up especially along westbound 4 out of stockton heading over to discovery bay. that's going to be a slow ride along highway 4. so i hope if you know anyone who travels that direction, give them a call, let 'em know what's going on. we are also tracking some problems along 4 from antioch to hercules. we had an earlier crash causing a few slowdowns. westbound 580 "slow, stop, go" traffic backed up into tracy in the yellow just under 30 minutes. >>> gop leaders are planning a flurry of activity today in the effort to repeal and replace obamacare. the initial vote to repeal and replace it failed. nine republicans voted no that would have cut medicate, taxes for the wealthy and allowed healthy people to buy cheaper plans. now gop leaders are pushing a skinny repeal. that would allow them to eliminate a few of the unpopular elements of obamacare. >> we are determined to do everything we can to succeed. >> skinny repeal is a full repeal. it's a trojan h

byron, i got you. >> you had the chance to try that. it's harder than it looks. >> they make it look easy. >>> good morning, everyone. let's take a look at what we have. we will start with highway 4. it's a mess coming out of antioch. we had a crash at railroad avenue. a couple of incidents there. you may think if you're getting on the road in pittsburg or bay point that there is light traffic. the problem is, it's held up behind that point. it may be good for you and some places but it's going to be terrible if you're in antioch. also looking at the commute approaching the san mateo bridge. it's going to be okay as you drive across to the highrise. this is a look at the south bay commute where we have slowing on northbound 101, 280 and 85 did has some slow traffic but it's better than it normally is. there is 280 in downtown san jose. at the bay bridge toll plaza, it's backed up for a 10-15 minute delay before you make it onto the span. great weather for that event yesterday in san francisco. >> it was sunny. thank you. temperatures in

byron is cold and manipulative and eventually succeeds in dating hazel and putting a chip in her brains of that. she runs away and that's the novel, her trying to raun wun a from byron. >> what's the second book you have here? >> it's called "new people." a young couple, maria and kaliel, are in love. they're both biracial. both could pass for white or hispanic. maria expresses a certain kind of angst because she says the race doesn't match the face. flash back to when they were both undergrads at stanford and k, keliel is the one cool black guy. maria sees this and thinks he needs to engage with his identity more, takes him to his first step show, teaches him when to chant the roof, the roof, the roof is on fire. the under line of this biracial story is what if the person made for you leaves you cold, doesn't make you happy. >> and leet talk about my read. it's a book by you. it's called "who is rich?" a novel by matthew klum. before we were friends, i was a fan of your writing in your first book of short stories. it a wonderful book about adulthood and angst and the difficulties for

congradulations byron .. im sure your mother is smiling right nowthe cable car bell ringing contest is those only in san francisco treats this is my second time bing a judge and i enjoy every moment of it in san francisco stanley roberts kron 4 news the healthcare debate continues on capital hill. we'll have more on president trumps final push to repeal and replace obamacare. the battle to repeal and replace obamacare is reaching a critical point -- as senate leadership scrambles to get enough votes. it comes as the president returns from an overseas trip. stacey cohan reports on the president's final push to pass the bill. (stacey cohan)it's an all out health care hustle on capitol hill.republicans, led by senate majority leader mitch mcconnell are racing to get the measure passed before the summer break. on thursday... a new version aimed at appeasing critics was unveiled. but two republicans... maine senator susan collins and kentucky senator rand paul....are already planning to vote against it.sen. rand paul/-r- kentucky: our promise to the american people is that we would repeal o

byron york, great to have you with us.s stay in washington and get it done on healthcare? >> the fact that the president has to demand that the republicans do their job shows you the problem with washington. they promised the american people they would repeal and replace two years ago. when i was marching with the tea party, we never said replace. we just said replace. when we got to the replacement, that's when it became complicated. lou: if he get what he's demanding. repeal and replace and work through at least part of the august recess. >> it's an effort to light a fire under the nevada republicans doing this. i think it big thing we got from mitch mcconnell after he comes out of this white house lunch. he's going to have a vote on taking this repeal bill to the floor. he's saying to these senators. he's saying to shelly moore who voted for repeal in 2015. he's saying to heller who voted for repeal. >> that's not going to do anything, though. they have been threatening this tactic for a while and it hasn't scared these

. >> bill: "washington examiner" and fox news contributor, byron, good morning to you. let's talk about the tweets this morning. president trump, those who carry over my back, do very little to protect the present. that's what they're talking about today in washington, byron. >> the president has been complaining about republican for all sorts of reasons, and a lot of republicans actually ran ahead of the president in their particular state. i think most of them would disagree with that i did that they somehow got carried over the finish line on his back. i think with the president is clearly trying to do, triangulate a little bit, telling people, call your senator, representative. the republicans have to get their act together. another tweet, if they do not repeal and replace obamacare, it will be serious consequences for what anybody knows right now. i think he is doing everything he can to try to prod them into doing something. >> bill: you read a piece today, instead of holding for the big legislative win, it visions with republicans on capitol hill, president trump

bethel islands, night son, bringwood, oakland and byron. the district closed yesterday. it's out of money and doesn't have the budge to sustain four fully staffed stations. three stations still opened in oak land, brentwood and discover bay. >> i think it's crazy how thai going to shut down the fire department before the busiest day of the year for them. >> if there's a fire that goes on here how long is it going to take for brentwood and oakly to get here when there's a fire station right there. >> fire times are expected to go up district wide. >>> an aggressive response from firefighters kept a fast moving grass fire from growing out of control near rosa this afternoon. it was under control in under an hour. no homes were threatened because the fire is surrounded by vineyards. >>> in the east bay, a small grass fire kept firefighters business near the oakland airplane. an employee took these pictures off do little drive this afternoon. it started at 4:15 and under control an hour later. misshut down several street around the fire. >>> bay area quality managers are ask

. >> that's cable car operator byron cobb. he won again yesterday.e beat last year's champion for the title. each bell ringer has two minutes to perform, and the contestants were judged on rythm, originality and style. sal was out there judging along with the police chief, bill young and the choir chief, joanne was out there. >> she was out there mark was a judge. a lot of people were out, but byron cobb did it, and he's the man. he had some good emotions too. he was doing it in memories of his mom. so, way to go, byron. >> yeah. sal you too. i'll bet you had a good time out there. it is such a san francisco sound. >> it is a san francisco event too, a lot of as come out to see the event and tourists because they're kind of wondering around union scare, wondering what's going on. >> speakingover san francisco getting into it i will put up a picture that's a little hazy but there's a st. pauled vehicle somewhere around here stalled vehicle somewhere around here. i will not stay on this picture too long because it is hazy but look at the toll mesa. it

. >> last day of july, coming up on the beginning of school from kids out in byron going to schoolyard and sitting at desk. >> can you believe that. >> what. >> do you think they're happy. >> i imagine they are. >> i love the start of school. i really co. i was one of nods kids who couldn't wait. i have a question for you, gentlemen as we think about sumer and school, when it comes to back school. >> a pop quiz right after the top. >> back to school, back to school shopping what was your favorite thing about back to school. >> getting school mris,. >> paper and pencil. >> a lunchbox. >> a new lunchbox every year. >> some theme. >> sports, star wars. >> i don't think i ever had a star wars bag but i should v. usually a sport on it. >> back then they were $10. the average family spends $687 will you believe or back to school supplies, this is from k- high school. >> what. >> every year. >> $687, about $240 close to clothing the rest is electronics which we never bought for school because we never useed and needed. also shoes. i love paper, just big thick reames of paper. i have a thing f

congradulations byron .. im sure your mother is smiling right nowthe cable car bell ringing contest ishose only in san francisco treats this is my second time bing a judge and i enjoy every moment of it in san francisco stanley roberts kron 4 news ((steve)) now at 11a family outing turns to tragedy in the north bay...i'm steve aveson.((pam)) and i'm pam moore the f-a-a is investigating a deadly plane crash in sonoma county. tonight.. we are learning more about the man killed onboard.((steve/fsc))he has been identified at 39 year-old william sachs goldman a professer at the university of san francisco.two children..and a woman were also injured.((pam)) kron 4's hermela aregawi spoke to a man who tried to help the victims.. moments after the crash. they were headed to a water park in san jose, according to airport employees.but they never made it.the pilot - 38 year old william sachs goldman of san francisco died in the crash.a woman and a little girl were airlifted to a hospital.. while a little boy was taken by ambulance. witnesses describe the aftermath.robert castillo/witness: when w

also in byron and discovery bay. we'll continue to monitor the temperatures. jaclyning how was your weekend? >> my weekend was fantastic. how was yours? >> great. >> we're tracking a busy start to the monday morning ride. a backup at the bay bridge toll plaza. it's just that time again. no metering lights. and the ride once you get on the upper deck of the bay bridge is good to go, in the green. east shore freeway is not a problem. we have a nice ride from antioch to hercules. just under a 30-minute drive. hold on. we've got slowdowns on southbound 680. i know we have a wind advisory in effect for the benicia bridge. you'll be slow from park to industrial. there's no roadwork on that portion. and we'll check in with chp and find out what's going on by the next traffic. >>> some people may be opting for a breath mint. >> the gilroy garlic festival has come to a close. people lined up for garlic fries and bred and pasta. every year, vendors try and push the envelope. this year's standout, the garlic doughnut. >> i was shocked. i was super surprised. and so it wa

we did not notice a couple days will. >> bill: thank you, byron. from the carolina shore, byron york. thank you for being back. it's been about a week? >> i felt like a lot longer. >> bill: no one asked me about russia. a lot of people asked about health care, but nothing on russia. >> do you feel rejuvenated questioning these senators that are coming back with a new wind? >> bill: you know my rule. if you take a vacation, you are obligated to talk about the gloves and 48 hours. >> shannon: meanwhile, there is this. new claims about james comey giving new ammunition to the trump team. >> deeds or his personal recollections. as a private citizen, he felt he had to get this information out. the boy scout choir boy does not hold up your. >> shannon: at the former fbi director break agency rules by including hussite information and his memos about president trump? >> bill: also isis on the run. guns fall silent and parts of syria. partial cease-fire with the president and vladimir putin. will that stick question mike >> shannon: and president trump bac

byron york in washington. was going on. >> shannon: health care, despite the turmoil inside the white house, what happens next. wyoming senator and doctor, john barrasso will join us later on. if you are a weirdo who loves politics and watching washington, this will be a fun afternoon. >> bill: when you think about john mccain, he was just diagnosed two weeks ago. you make a cross-country trip. it appears, that will happen. >> shannon: he talked about getting into an rv. we will see. >> bill: how and when he gets or will be to scene. congress will vote on this bill that will have top news sanctions on iran, russia, and north korea. is it destined for the first beetle? advice here in plus there is this. spilled the record and documents i have put up voluntarily will show that my actions were proper and occurred in the normal course of events of a very unique campaign. >> shannon: jared jared kushner son-in-law president trump back on the hill to meet with house lawmakers. congressman trey gaudi sits on the hous

was that all about, byron? >> one thing underlying the whole russian investigation is the curiosity on the part of republicans and some of the trim campaign of what happened to those hill records and emails go back to march, it 2016, and she announced that she had a secret server system. 60,000 plus emails. about half of those word work-related, and she would turn over to the state department, but the other half, she said, entirely personal, and she would delete them, and she alone decided what to keep and what to destroy. we later learned, the lengths she used two delete all these emails, and actually used hammers to destroy devices that had those emails on them. there were people in the trim campaign and the republican party, who believed she may have tried to delete these emails, but once they are on the internet, nothing ever really goes away. >> bill: let me use your own words. some people do not believe all 30,000 plus emails were truly gone. what is truly gone on the internet, you asked. if there was an

here's byron pitts. ♪ gangnam style >> reporter: it's the end of an era or earache for some. ♪ hey, sexyee you again. ♪ it's been a long day ♪ without you, my friend >> reporter: the wiz khalifa track wracking up 2 billion views on youtube. ♪ ♪ everything i would do you would be standing by my side ♪ >> reporter: released in 2015, it honored the late actor, paul walker, who died while filming the seventh installment of the "fast and furious" franchise. >> it's never good-bye. ♪ when i see you again ♪ oh, yeah, yeah >> it is a great song. not quite as fun as a dance, though. maybe we could start one. billboard, by the way is out with its list of 100 greatest girl-group songs, and topping the list. >> can you guess? ♪ so can you please ♪ be my, be my little baby ♪ please be my darling >> a classic, but we also wanted to share with you some of our personal favorites from girl groups of the past. >> number five, my personal fave. ♪ makin' love forever ♪ friendship never ends ♪ if you want to be my lover >> it never cut away. >> that's at a london hotel. that's very popular. "say my name" was

dagen: byron do you think the issue about of paying for it -- i know there are many hurdles but payingat be a holdup because you could just blow the deficit i am guessing -- >>. >> going to be huge effort traditionally been a problem for republicans they want to cut taxes about about leads to deficits they will say will create much more revenue fix deficits you have to score dynamicly a fight in republican party a very long time i think there are going to be a number of republicans say look this does not have to be revenue neutral, it will work out, in the end. but others will say, no, no, no, we have to show american people that we can pay for this going into elections in 2018. so that is a question i really don't think is settled at all, at this point. >> byron kevin kelly, what are you hearing on baseline for corporate taxes? we have this administration come out saying they want to do it at 15 pass through small businesses what are you hearing from beltway. >> i -- we have heard 15, and i think that that is probably a little too low, i think you know, it seems hard they are getting

. >> bill: fox news contributor, byron, good morning. i want to play at some audio, a clip of this interview on nbc this morning. it is with this russian attorney back in moscow talking with the nbc reporter. here's the question and the answer. >> have you ever worked for the russian government? do you have connections to the russian government? >> no. >> bill: you put that together now, byron, with a series of other things she has said. she has not worked with the russian government. she said she had contacted that morning, the morning she met with donald trump, jr., paul manafort, and jared kushne kushner. they were looking for information. she said, jared kushner left the meeting early after seven or ten middens, and paul manafort looked at his phone the entire time. after about a 20 minute period, it seemed that the meeting ended in a stalemate. this is her side of the story. what do we need to understand, what understanding how we gained from that? >> it doesn't sound like that momentous meeting -- it doesn't sound like a critical m

. >> byron allen, coming to you from entertainmentstudios.com and this is "the american athlete".eady to hang out with some of the world's greatest sports superstars. keyshawn johnson. >> you know what? i be right behind you. carrying your briefcases. suitcases full of money. >> jason kidd. >> i was very fortunate, you know, to have two parents that were supportive of me. >> and sugar shane mosley. >> if you get up to my weight, maybe we can go at it for a coup million, what do you think? >> that would be great. >> keyshawn johnson, how you doing? >> what's up. >> how old were you when you started playing football? >> 16 years old, when i started playing organized football. i didn't start until late. sophomore year of high school. then i started. that is when i decided i wanted to play football. prior to that, basketball, baseball. ones in love with it. as far as playing it. i liked to watch it on tv, watched the game. mocked what the players did on the football field. i can translate that from television to doing it without -- mentally without doing it on the football field. once

attempted crossings while smugglers have adapted their methods we talked to one of those behind the report byron s. and burma who is the chair of the e.u. external affairs subcommittee in the u.k. house of lords i think the committee's mandate was to look at where the operations of we had worked we've come to the conclusion obvious that you know we need to carry on saving lives but do we need to use the vessels that we're currently using they're expensive have they deterred the smugglers know maybe there are more appropriate vessels that can be used i don't coordinate a better coordinated response the migrant crisis has not decreased but what's happened of course is that was with intervened through operations of fear with very sophisticated naval vessels these smugglers have decided to transfer their people the traffic people into less safe vessels and so they're taking them in these dignities and then take them thirty kilometers away from libyan shores and then just leave them there and of course that's extremely dangerous. the report also stained smuggling networks can only be effectively for

byron york. good morning you to you, mr. byron. >> good morning. ainsley: i read your article.there is a relaxed way to read the tweet and there is an alarmed way to read the tweet. what do you mean by that? >> we can have a separate conversation about whether tweeting this kind of stuff is a good idea for the president politically. does it help him pursue his agenda. but, in terms of whether it is an incitement to violence, i think there are really a couple of ways to look a at the tweet. on the relaxed way to look at the tweet is the president is an entertainer. he was entertainer when he was a real estate developer. he was entertainer when he was reality show producer and star, and is he entertainer as president. not to say he doesn't do other things. but, he communicates in the way of an entertainer and you could look at this tweet. which features professional wrestling, for goodness sakes. which is kind of synonymous with fake entertainment. you can look at it in a relaxed way. or you could look at it in an alarmed way which is what you just played, examples of people sayi

just on tempest the hour here in moscow a pork byron on kindergarten menus a star in controversy in the austrian city of salzburg the rule has been a force for five years but only now came to light this was just last week of the parents filed a request with the mayor's office they were told the decision was made on health grounds but also to meet the needs of muslim children. parents in austria have got beef with the authorities after pork was given the chop from kindergarten. it's been missing from menus for five years but now it's been spotted all strains are in . your thirty's claim children simply prefer chicken in carrots the dish was dropped due to health reasons other things the news of muslim children that's one line this left the norm sweet all sour taste in parents' mouths and those polled say they now strongly oppose the decision despite the mayor's claim there's been no official decree is still new some of finding difficult to digest. some are rather contrasting opinions from a christian at none of the chamber of commerce in vienna and mohammed shufti the ramadan foundation.

as recently as yesterday with william byron in the xfinity cup series.. >> to think we have won nine cup races here. and william did a heck of a job yesterday. this place is so special. i love to see kasey and these guys pull it off. >> thank you so much. >> there is rick hendrick. a car owner that won here, he thinks, nine times. what did he say it would take to win? be very aggressive and help from behind. that's what just caused that wreck. but that's what you have to do. and look as we enter turn one the conversation was about the speedy dry and where was that speedy dry. keselowski chose the outside thinking speedy dry would be an issue. typically this looks worse than it is. i don't see any dust. i don't think that's a factor. >> well, kasey kahne is hoping it is not a factor. he will start on the lower line. and brad keselowski on the outside. and once again, brad keselowski. as race heard, opportunity to restart this race. leader, control car when it comes into the restart zone. >> remember we saw brad keselowski with his hand out the window. ask

. >> byron allen, coming to you from entertainmentstudios.com. this is the "the american athlete".dy to hang out with some of the greatest world's superstars. tiger woods. >> you determine your own future. you don't have to depend on teammates, if you blow something or screw up, it is your fault. >> michael andretti. >> i own the car. so now i'm all worried about them banging into things. >> ronnie lott. >> hey, he's telling the truth. >> so where did you grow up? >> southern california, about 15 minutes away from here. >> is that right? you started playing golf in diapers. >> i was pretty young. >> were you? >> 11 months. >> what do you remember? >> as far back as i can remember? >> yes. >> i guess when i was 3, i think, three or four i won a tournament -- sorry, second in the pitch, putt and drive tournament for kids. i remember the tournament being all the way up to my shoulder because i was so short.

because, you know, like byron katie says -- byron decadety says, your thoughts, it's a dangerous neighborhood. don't go there alone, you know? [laughter] the way we see the world is what we think, you know? and then we project that out into the world itself. and that's what sexism -- i mean, those things you're talking about, those qualities or lack of qualities really come from our minds, you know? and so each of us as an individual has a responsibility to attend to our minds, you know? in whatever practice or way whether it's prayer, meditation or just a song, you know? there's so many ways to do that. but anyway, thank you so much for that point. thank you. yes, sir. >> thank you, mr. hawken. i really look forward to reading your book, and i foresee one problem with it already; it's a book. and our active president will never read it. [laughter] would you mind if i take four or five pages a week and reduce it to something he can digest? i was wondering if you -- [laughter] >> you can do whatever you want. if i don't know, the publisher doesn't know about it, because it is copyrighted. you

byron york, i'm with you. [laughter] thank you so much. >> thank you, stuart.t: very serious story for you now. deadly earthquake in the aegean sea near the greek islands. >> powerful 6.7 magnitude, struck at about i 1:30 in the morning local time. it killed two men, one from turkey, one from sweden, when a building collapsed on the island of kos. more than 550 people injured, there was desperation and panic. people ranch they were jumping off of balconies. so it was a night of chaos. again, south of the turkish city of boeing rom. stuart: thanks, liz. i know it well. let's have a look at the market and how it's shaping up for the opening of trading this friday morning. of we're going to be down 50, 60 points. all of them across the board modest losses for the dow, the s&p and for the nasdaq. >>> check this out. new technology that will alert police and parents if they leave a child in a hot car. could save lives. get this, its inventer is an 11-year-old boy. we're talking to him. that young man, in our next hour. >>> chaos in venezuela, another anti-government

champion byron cobb won his seventh title. his first since 2015. he dedicated his performance to his late mother. he credits her init fluence and fostering his musical ability by giving him drums as a child. >>> that is going to do it for this addition of abc 7 news at 9:00. for larry, all of us here, thanks for being here. we will see you again at 11:00, over on channel narrator: today... a wendy's restaurant in queens, new york city is hit by a pair of robbers minutes before closing time. mike cavalluzzi: these men obviously know the routine of the store so it seems like a professional job.

byron cavity, commissioning committee and cochairman. mr. douglas devos, committee cochairman. from huntington ingalls shipbuilding, mr. matthew mulherin, who most recently served as president of newport news shipbuilding. rear admiral bruce lindsey, united states navy, commander, and naval air forces atlantic. rear admiral brian antonio, united states navy, program executive officer, aircraft carriers. vice admiral thomas moore, united states navy, commander, naval seas shipments command. vice admiral michael shoemaker, united states navy, commander, naval air forces. admiral frank caldwell, united states navy, director, naval nuclear propulsion program. admiral phillips davidson, ,nited states navy, commander fleet forces command. richardson, united states navy, chief of naval operations. the honorable sean stackley, secretary of the navy, acting. the honorable donald rumsfeld, former secretary of defense. [applause] the honorable scott taylor, united states representative, second district, commonwealth of virginia. the honorable robert scott, united states representative, th

joining us now, fox news contributor byron york.on, the white house is in total disarray, seems to me. is the president to blame? >> oh, absolutely. i mean, the president is usually always to blame for anything that happens in the white house. that's any president, any white house. and i think what has happened here is a lot of republicans have become deeply embarrassed by what's going in the white house -- going on in the white house. look, we've had a lot of palace intrigue in previous white houses, we've had people who were at each other's throats, but you've never had such a crude, public statement of it as you've had with anthony scaramucci. on the other hand, if you look at it from the president's perspective, this is his new white house communications director pledging total loyalty and to purge the white house of the president's enemies. so i'm not sure anything's going to actually change real soon. stuart: well, is it going to bleed over into the tax cut debate? because that's about to happen, and it looks to me like many s

except brentwood and discovery bay and the mountain house area, you are -- byron too -- temperature atinson beach to the north. five above average in san jose. and 90s in occidental and santa rosa. the full forecast is minutes away. here's jaclyn. >>> it's been a busy start to the monday morning commute. good morning, right now, emergency crews remain on the scene of a deadly crash we've been tracking since earlier this morning. first reports came in just before 3:15. a deadly accident southbound 101 right at grand avenue. one lane remains closed and chp still out there. we have all the flares and if you're heading through the area. you will be tapping on the brakes. traffic is backed up just beyond oyster point at this time. and we are starting to see slowdowns in the northbound direction of 280. we haven't seen any reports of accidents or activity. we'll keep a close eye on that. in the meantime, if you're on 280 northbound, give yourself extra time or be prepared for delays. in oakland. we continue to track a big backup. caltrans was supposed to wrap up the roadwork by 5:00 this mor

thank you so much, byron.july. >> eric: meanwhile, we are looking to see what the trump administration will do next about north korea's latest missile launch. john bolten is here to analyze your strategy. >> heather: plus, dozens of states have pushed against the administration in its quest for information about your voting history. we will take a look at the backlash. >> eric: reuniting warriors and other vets with the loved ones. we have a very special story heat. hear from the man that is at the helm of luke's wings. where would you go? ♪ expedia. >> eric: a fox news alert. the latest on that lunch by north korea of the missile that it claims is a intercontinental ballistic missile. so far, we have no confirmation of that. this latest launch does have experts worried. some feared that regime of kim jong un could now potentially have the technical capability to hit us, the united states, specifically hawaii and alaska. after years of trying to deter north korea's missile program, to no avail. what can we do

. >> bill: "washington examiner" fox news contributor, byron. no surprise. what is going on. >> it is clear that a lot of republicans, not just in the senates but also in the house just do not want to repeal obamacare. it was pulling teeth to get something through the house, and now this is absolutely collapsed in the senate, and this is something they campaigned on. they made at the top policy, priority, they vowed to do this for seven plus years, but when it came time to do it for real, that is to have a republican president and the white house, who will sign the bill, they do not want to to do a. >> bill: what is the hang up your? you talk to the senators every day behind closed doors, what is the hangar? >> the fundamental hangup is, obamacare benefits have started to flow in 2014, and americans began to receive subsidies, medicaid was expanded. americans are receiving an enormously greater number of benefits with obamacare than they were before, and this bill would involve taking things awa away. congress people do not like to take things away. they lik

let's bring in fox news contributor byron york with the examiner.e've got details of the health plan earlier this morning coming out about 11:00 i think it is, and already there's a lot of conservative opposition to it. it looks like it's not going to go very far. what say you? >> well, i think we've heard rand paul, for example, one of the conservative opponents say, well, basically what it does, it reinstates a couple of the taxes that we wanted to repeal, and then it doesn't change a whole lot else. i think the big question is going to be how many conservatives this ted cruz amendment manages to attract. obviously, ted cruz himself and mike lee, but does it get many others and are there any of these moderates who could be convinced unless the plan makes some change to the idea of essentially moving medicaid to the states. stuart: look. all this weedy stuff, let's get rid of that for a second. when push comes to shove at the last minute, maybe the end of august, can you really see the republican party saying no, nothing. we're not going to do anyt

station 94 affects people living in five cities, bethel island, nightson, brentwood, oakley, and byronabc7 news reporter leslie brinkley is live in brentwood with more on this story tonight. leslie? >> reporter: hey, good evening, eric. this station along with one in oakle, one in discovery bay will remain open. but closing the station out in knightson, that is going to dramaly increase response times for 115,000 people. these engines are parked in station 94 in knightson. there's no one to drive them. the station closed july 1st. it's a funding problem and a personnel problem. the east contra costa fire protection district says they pay firefighters 30% less than other districts. so many leave to go elsewhere. so to balance their budget, they're paring from four stations to just three stations to cover 250 square miles of dry grass, farms, subdivisions, and rural roads. >> your farthest companies are now traveling even farther. so the fire's going to get bigger, or people unfortunately if they're injured are going to have to wait longer. >> between now and october, we are transitionin

bell ringing competition took place in union square today. [ bells ringing ] >> cable car operator byron cobb was crowned the winner at the competition. he beat last year's champion for the title. each bell ringer has two minutes to perform. contestants were judged on rhythm and style. this year two of our casts were judges. >> it's all net wrist. >> i think so. it's a powerful wrist move. >> mark should come out and tell us what he looked for. >> it has to be a certain criteria. >> he was saying they have their own signature ring, each driver. they're knot doing it out of tune -- not doing it out of tune, but it's a sequence. >> and when they do their ring, whatever gets the loudest crowd reaction? that may play into it. >> sal looks serious about all that. >> sal doesn't mess around. he's at work. >> and it's a san francisco thing and he's a san francisco guy. >> yeah. remember the rice-a-roni commercial? >> the san francisco treat. >>> okay. so it's another nice day. a lot like yesterday. some places warmer, some places cooler. temperatures into the next couple of days are going to ge