chad bown of the peterson institute.way, bev lopped -- we've lopped about 100 points at the lows, we're down about 179. intel inside but intel also in a slide. closing bell 36 minutes away. the chipmaker is the biggest drag on the dow 30 at this hour, and it has little to do with turkey. has to do with the fact that goldman sachs thinks intel is a turkey. goldman cutting intel to a sell and lowering its price target to $44 from $53. the stock is at $48 right now, down $1.29. express scripts among the leaders on the s&p 500 today after shareholder advisory firm iss says it's backing cigna and not billionaire carl icahn. cigna wants to buy it for $54 billion. we're coming right back with more breaking news. you're turning onto the street when you barely clip a passing car. minor accident - no big deal, right? wrong. your insurance company is gonna raise your rate after the other car got a scratch so small you coulda fixed it with a pen. maybe you should take that pen and use it to sign up with a different insurance company

, thank you so much. >> chad with washington crossing advisers. as we mentioned trade issues put investors in cstant move today. the white house, as expected has a fresh round of tariffs and $16 billn worth of chinese imports. that sent shares of caterpillin and b lower, both of which are viewed as bellwethersn global trade. separately, a chinese delegation met with treasury officials f a second day of talks which could lead to additional talks a bit later this year. >> top business leaders are concerned about changes to the country's immigrationie polic members of the business roundtable sent a letter to the department of homeland security saying some changes are,quote, causing considerable anxiety, end quote for thousands of their employees. the letter also suggested that thewtnation's economic g and competitiveness could be threatened. member of the business roundtable include apple's tim cook, and ibm's ennyrametti and pepsi's indra. >> sales expected to hit a nine-month low and were hit especially hard in the northeast. while sales fell the c

jean where i think we are being joined by chad pergram, chad? >> hi, how are you?udge jeanine: how are you, chad? >> it's a sad night in washington. this is a night a lot of people on capitol hill have been expecting for a long time. but this is the inevitable. judge jeanine: given that you have spent your career in washington and working with the congress and you are almost the government historian for fox here, talk to us about how john mccain was held or seen by other members of congress, and your on personal thoughts when you heard he had passed. >> one of the first things i remember about john mccain. he was a man in a hurry. i remember going into the russell subway senate building. there is a subway that runs between the capital and the senate office buildings, and he was in a hurry and he kept pressing the button to get the subway come faster. he kept precious it and pressing it. years ago my first interaction with him, it was the mid-90s. i worked at c-span. he had a blue pen ehud in his pocket and hadn't put the lid on and there was a big blob of blue all

to which the folks inside the beltway are saying what, chad?st talked to mark warner from virginia. he is the top democrat on the senate intelligence committee and was asked about that very remark and statement from the president and he said does this white house ever look itself in the mirror? warner raised some questions. he called this nixonian. it sounds like an enemies list. these are the water gate terms. he wondered allowed if the next target to have the security clearance pulled might be robert mueller. he said this is effort to distract from the investigation, manafort trial and omarosa. david: robert mueller for the record has never said anything political as john brennan. cia directors, kind of fade away. they don't come out and play politics the way john brennan has. chad at any rate, thank you very much. good stuff. appreciate it. >> anytime, thank you. melissa: disaster in italy. emergency crews are desperately searching for survivors after that terrifying bridge collapse. we have a live update from italy. that's next. some only c

president, chad bozzella.d, what are you hearing is happening? >> we have been hearing the u.s. and mexicans are close, in terms of what they have been working on, the new rules of origin for automobiles in the north american region. this is a key sticking point. i think we really have to wait and see what the details are. we don't have a deal yet as far as we know. there hasn't been an announcement. it's really going to depend on the nitty-gritty. liz: the president has tried to demonize, worked very hard to demonize cheaper mexican labor and any company here in the u.s. that does business in mexico. how do you stand? you represent so many voices in the u.s. auto industry. what do you hope is in here, what must be in here? >> yeah, that's a great question. there are 14 car companies building cars and trucks here in the united states of america, and one of the big reasons for that is because we have had great success under nafta, the current nafta, call it nafta 1.0. what's happening, we are building more cars

chad, what is the mood and the attitude? the only group we care about now are among those 12 jurors. >> what we saw from the jury is that they were taking copious notes when the prosecutors were going through their case. the jury paid attention to a heavy case. it is a complex financial fraud trial. prosecutors were walking through each one of these types of counts that manafort was facing. they were taking copious notes and paid attention to that. for the defense, we saw not as much of reaction but the arguments were a lot more easier to grasp. it was the blame rick gates defense so the jury did not have to stretch very much to understand what they were saying. >> mimi, interesting today, prosecution said in their closing that the star witness is the documents. of course, they had the unpopular actual human star witness named rick gates. but paper doesn't lie. speaking of paper, 388 photos and e-mails and documents, 27 witnesses just instructing the jury took 90 minutes. what do you think? >> look, these cases are time inte

chad says the food was rice crispy treats and water.nd they were put in separate rooms with other unaccompanied minors. >> my boy excellent with a boy that was 5 years older than him. >> reporter: frontier says we understand how an unexpected delay caused by weather can be stressful for a parent and our goal is to help passengers get to their destination as quickly and safely as possible. >> parents need to definitely do a little bit more research. probably worry about this a little bit more. because never in our wildest dreams did we think that this would happen. >> i certainly wouldn't have thought that either. that was black mccke mccoy repo. frontier says the grays never contacted the airline. chad gray says his kids never flu unaccompanied before and that this will probably be the last time. >>> it is almost here, outside lands is tomorrow and those stages are already up in golden gate park. the media will get to me of that today as well. we also got to check out what is being called the grass lands. it is the first cannabis experi

chad day from "associated press." thank you, chad, for joining us. back to the panel. evelyn, let me get your reaction to the story. this assessment by christopher steele reporting it back to bruce ohr. whether or not do you make of the information the russians or russian intelligence agencies had trump or at the time trump over a barrel. >> i think, ayman, based on what we saw in the dossier, the russians likely did have information relating to trump and his finances and possibly this performance, this evening he spent in the moscow hotel with prostitutes. we don't know that part. tubally, it hasn't been acknowledged by the fbi. we know many other parts have been confirmed publicly through press work, journalistic work and also some of the work that the justice department has done. so i would say that i'm not surprised that he came and said that the russians believe they have trump over a barrel. the russians probably believe that anyway because you just have to listen to donald trump speak. but i think they probably really did have some information, some of which is

thousands of people have been killed, while others have fled to neighbouring countries like chad, cameroon, and the democratic republic of congo. according to the un's refugee agency, around 5,500 people have left. and even more, 600,000 people have been internally displaced. >> from the air, kaga bandoro in the northern part of the central african republic looks pretty peaceful. but what we're seeing is actually a refugee camp housing around 30,000 people, some of them from the city itself. half of those in the camp are children. many have been badly traumatized. like lucie vlachou. she's 12, from a village a abot 90 kilometers away. lucie was forced to flee when her home was attacked by rebels. >> i have no family. i i live with other people frory village. >> a teacher from the village tells us that her mother was taken by the rebels. lucie hasn't heard from her since. everyone else in her family is dead. stories like lucie's are not uncommon. >> o one morning they came to r villllage. they had really big guns, and started shooting at everything in sight. they even killed children. i ran

danny cevallos, chad day, really appreciate it, gentlemen, thanks. >>> coming up, security tied around the university of virginia and the streets of that town as well. one year after the violent protests with white supremacists. we are live in charlottesville. we'll have that when we continue. >>> sunday will mark exactly one year since that unite the right rally in charlottesville, virginia a day of violent clashes between white nationalist groups and counterprotesters that resulted of course in the killing of 32-year-old heather heyer. charlottesville has declared a state of emergencyn in advance ahead of this anniversary. many streets are closed. no protest permits were granted by the city. and this weekend w5shd washashi d.c. is bracing for a march organized by that same alt-right group. that march plus several counterprotests expected in d.c. on sunday. some of it in lafayette park right across from the white house. with us from charlottesville virginia is our own cal perry. there is really no other question except to ask you what it feels like tonight. that is, we're all imaginin

chad has gotten requests to open up gyms as far away as dubai. on the autism spectrum. thanks for joining us, i'm larry beil. abc 7 news at 5:00 starts now. >>> suited up, a hazmat crew goes into a toxic cloud that trapped people in their homes and jammed traffic. >>> the smoky air from wildfires, not just dangerous to people. >>> the eye of a powerful hurricane closing in now on hawaii bringing wind, rain and even fire. >>> reports of a secret meeting in the tech world today. one seen as critical for our nation. >> announcer: now from abc 7, live breaking news. >>> toxic gas, traffic backed up from for miles, breaking news in the east bay after a chemical spill sent a plume of orange gas into the sky. good evening, i'm dan ashley. >> i'm kristen sze. thanks for joining us. the driver of a truck carrying sulfuric acid noticed it leaking around 12:30. >> he was on 880 near winton avenue in hayward. the freeway was shut down for hours. >> carlos saucedo is live with a breaking update for us. carlos? >> reporter: dan and kristen, we are at a secure

chad, this is a guy who into terms of the guardsman, six terms as a senator and made a lot of friends. >> i learned something about john mccain i did not know. we give him as united states senator but he was in the house for four years first. for selected in 1982 and i got an e-mail from the republican attorney general in ohio, now running for governor, and he was a freshman classmate john mccain and house of representatives. what i do not know about john mccain is that he was the freshman class president and house of representatives and the usually left a class president. there was something i never heard in all my years of covering john mccain here on capitol hill. that is significant. he said he was a leader from the beginning and all the way through the end. one of the most marked things, how mccain would let his temper get to the best of him and revved up and he was absolutely apoplectic and there was a big energy build those moving to the senate a few years ago and he was appalled at how many lobbyists were in the capital. i remember after super tuesday 2008 and was apparent he

danny cevallos, chad day. thanks so much.he university of virginia and the streets of that town, as well. one year after the violent protests with white supremacists. we're live in charlottesville. we'll have that when we continue. (vo) love. i got it. i gotcha baby. (vo) it's being there when you're needed most. he's the one. (vo love is knowing... it was meant to be. and love always keeps you safe. (vo) love is why we built a car you can trust for a long time. the all-new subaru impreza sedan and five-door. a car you can love no matter what road you're on. the subaru impreza. more than a car, it's a subaru. right now, get 0% apr financing on the 2018 subaru impreza. sharper vision, without limits. days that go from sun up to sun down. a whole world in all its beauty. three innovative technologies for our ultimate in vision, clarity, and protection. together in a single lens. essilor ultimate lens package. purchase the essilor ultimate lens package and get a second pair of qualifying lenses free. essilor. better sight. bette

chad pegram is our senior capital producer and he joins us now from washington. you said that the senate will drape a black cloth over senator mccain in the senate. anything else we know about arrangements there? >> right. one thing we've been hearing -- we've not had something like this in several years will be exciting to lay in state in the capitol rotunda. you people who lay in state and lay in on her. only three people have laid in honor, one step below billy graham, the most recent. that was last year after he passed away. earlier this year. sometime, probably in the next week or so we've been hearing there will be services in multiple places and that's a big deal. the last person to lay in the state was [inaudible], democratic editor from hawaii who died in december 2012. we will have that make their money here for people to violence and they bring up what they call cloth for a big wooden platform which they use for president lincoln's role and position the casket right in the middle of the capitol rotunda. there are formal ceremonies typically in the publ

during previous posts in chad and northern congo. nearly forty employees in the battle against poachers. on destroying africa. and we are doing nothing i think we are in our war we are loosing the war and not the normal they want like all night that we are losing the war if we don't do nothing in defeat for the next five then diaz. everything will be things. there are still many wild elephants in the sangatte clearing. always deploring with the guns and then when you seal everybody say nor how do you want to dance. i don't want guns to protect the elephant i want guns the people that don't put their daily fun about these different because that come with guns if. they are going to die. today the locals are celebrating the opening of a small center for handicrafts. when you start on says. come to watch the dancing and share the villagers hopes for the future of design doesn't go region. are you interested in finding out more check out our facebook page where you'll find other inspiring and moving stories. fun of us on. the site. ok to

diamonds thousands of people have been killed while others have fled to neighboring countries like chad cameroon and the democratic republic of congo according to the un's refugee agency around five hundred forty five thousand five hundred people have left. and even more six hundred thousand have been internally displaced. from the air cargo bombed a row in the northern part of the central african republic looks pretty peaceful. but what we're seeing is actually a refugee camp housing around thirty thousand people some of them from the city itself. half of those in the camp are children. many have been badly traumatized by lucy bless you she's twelve from a village about ninety kilometers away. i was lucy was forced to flee when her home was attacked by rebels. who didn't have no family to live with other people from my village who was. a teacher from the village tells us that her mother was taken by the rebels one lucy hasn't heard from her since everyone else in her family is dead. stories like lucy's are not uncommon was last monday the man loved one morning they came to our village

. >> chad, the father of the kids, along with his attorney. and chad, first, on your emotions.me about what it was like going through knowing that your kids, both under the age of 10 went through this? >> yeah, hi, brooke, thanks for having me. you know, very good question. i think the emotions are obviously running very high, the frustration levels were running very high. regardless of whether jennifer and i should have put the kids on the plane as unaccompanied minors is really besides the fact. once you decide to make that decision, and frontier decides to take responsibility for these children and then when they don't follow the protocol to let the parents know that, hey, here's what we're doing with your kids, we're actually going to take them off airport premises and put them in a hotel and we're actually going to drive them to a hotel in an employee's vehicle. >> let me jump in. when did you first hear from the airlines what was happening with your kids? >> we never heard from the airlines whatsoever. so i think the statement said that the children were in contact with u

dan danny cevallos and chad day. thank you very much. >>> security is tight around the university of virginia and the street of that town as well. one year after the violent protest with white supremacists, we are live in charlottesville, we'll have that when we continue. let's do an ad of a man eating free waffles at comfort inn. they taste like victory because he always gets the lowest price on our rooms, guaranteed, when he books direct at choicehotels.com. or just say, badda book. badda boom. book now at choicehotels.com does it look like i'm done?yet? shouldn't you be at work? [ mockingly ] "shouldn't you be at work?" todd. hold on. [ engine revs ] arcade game: fist pump! your real bike's all fixed. man, you guys are good! well, we are the number-one motorcycle insurer in the country. -wait. you have a real motorcycle? and real insurance, with 24-hour customer support. arcade game: wipeout! oh! well... i retire as champion. game hog! champion. the new united explorer card hooks me up. getting more for getting aw

chad, imt to start with you. i want to start with you i realize the space force and all the news we got about how this is going to play out in terms of a reorganization al scenario and sixth military branch service branch in the military is more of a defense situation. but does this just add fuel to the fire in term of what we're seeing in investment in space right now? >> yes space force. so, the idea here is the air force is in charge of what's going on in space right now. it's really an acquisition the argument is about the acquisition process. the air force has been prioritizing the air part of their mission and it's understandable since space is about 10% of what they do. the idea is so set up something that will be focused on space. space force, the right way to go and a completely separate branch of government. there's a debate about that. certainly a command or guard what we really appreciate is the focus on acquisition reform. so where as the air force would normally just go to the people they know, the

chad pegram is our senior capital producer and he joins us now from washington. you said that the senate will drape a black cloth over senator mccain in the senate. anything else we know about arrangements there? >> right. one thing we've been hearing -- we've not had something like this in several years will be exciting to lay in state in the capitol rotunda. you people who lay in state and lay in on her. only three people have laid in honor, one step below billy graham, the most recent. that was last year after he passed away. earlier this year. sometime, probably in the next week or so we've been hearing there will be services in multiple places and that's a big deal. the last person to lay in the state was [inaudible], democratic editor from hawaii who died in december 2012. we will have that make their money here for people to violence and they bring up what they call cloth for a big wooden platform which they use for president lincoln's role and position the casket right in the middle of the capitol rotunda. there are formal ceremonies typically in the publ

dennis hall has an especially uneasy acquaintance with officer chad bishop.his formal sentencing. >> we are on the record in the case of kentucky versus dennis m. hall. ready to go forward on the final sentencing? >> judge, we are. we had passed this case briefly to allow the victim's family the opportunity to be present for final sentencing. folks, i'm happy to hear from whoever would like to be heard. i will tell you the only rule is that you have to address me personally. this is not a chance to talk to mr. hall. it's a chance to talk about mr. hall. but you're to address me and not speak to him directly. it's hard, but that's the way it's got to be. okay? anybody have anything they want to tell me before i impose sentence? >> narrator: chad bishop has been preparing for this day and has a statement ready for the judge. >> he doesn't realize this, but by his sentencing today, you're actually setting me free. i've had a lot of sleepless nights. wrestling with the decision on whether or not to allow the state to take its course or for me to do the job myself

chad meyers has your forecast now. chad, good morning. >> erica, good morning.fall from new york down through pennsylvania and also more rainfall into the plains. let's get right it to. this weather is brought to you by purina, your pet, our passion. very heavy rainfall overnight. some spots across the finger lakes between 4 and 6 inches and more to come. a flash flood emergency is going on right now. much more rainfall to come. in fact, some spots today will pick up an additional 6 inches of rainfall on top of already saturated ground, not that far south of syracuse and rochester. more rain in the poconos as well. there's a lot of humidity in the air and so much moisture in the air. we have parts of oklahoma, arkansas, all part of this same storm system, two of them, one that will spin in the plains, one that will spin across the northeast. we'll keep watching it for you, john. >> the scientific word these days is it's gross. thanks so much, chad meyers. >>> peter strzok fired by the fbi. we'll get perspective from two former agents next. >> announcer: your new

capitol hill senior producer chad pergram joins me now live. chad?, this is all about the midterm elections. you have these two red state democrats, heidi heitkamp and joe donnelly and basically what republicans are trying to do is dare them to vote no because then they can turn it around against them in the midterm elections. voting yes, you know, that's good politics back home in in order annorth dakota and ind. put it this way it's not as though if they would vote yes on kavanaugh that this would get the republicans to call off the dogs in mid terms but yes vote would inoculate them from further attacks. heidi heitkamp put outside out a statement getting a lot of pressure to vote yes. she wants to go through all of kavanaugh's documents. she want to waited until his confirmation hearing on september 4th. then she will make a decision. now, there is one other senator who was not in the senate last year when they confirmed neil gorsuch on the supreme court. that's doug jones. is he a democrat from alabama. and he could be the linchpin to the whole t

scoring chad pinder ... a )s were trailing... 4-2. they had a chance to win it in the b9...ded ...two outs ... nick martini strikes out. the a )s come up short. rangers win 4-2. the a )s fall 1 game behind the first place astros. the big storyline tonight for the slumping giants... trade speculation surrounding outfielder andrew mccutchen. mccutchen was not in the starting lineup -- and could be traded by tomorrow. as for the game in new york. austin slater hits his first home run of the season. b7 .. the mets answer back ... todd frazier with a solo shot. mets beat the giants 5-3. we )ll be right back. this is not a bed. it's a revolution in sleep. the new sleep number 360 smart bed is on sale now, from $899, during sleep number's 'biggest sale of the year'. it senses your movement, and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. it even helps with this. so you wake up ready to put your pedal to the metal. and now, all beds are on sale. save 50% on the new sleep number 360 limited edition smart bed. plus, 24-month financing and free home delivery. ends saturday. sle

sanctions on the sixth of august after donald trump's decision to pull out of the nuclear court chad tektronix blames what he calls enemy conspiracies for the area decline and it's been barely more welcoming to trump's offer to talk without preconditions. the iranians are skeptical about washington's intentions iranian government adviser permit able to layby make tehran's position clear on twitter he said for talks the u.s. must first respect the iranian nation's rights lift sanctions and rejoin the nuclear deal the iranians are sanguine about the sanctions they've had years of tough experience with them and survived intact tearooms leadership is counting on them actually drawing government and people closer together. but there is one problem that could prevent that happening iran's currency the realist. trading at historic lows and prices are spiraling upwards. a lot of people can't even afford basic staples things like butter cheese eggs beans and lentils but i can see things improving nothing's ever become cheaper in this country. has plunged even further ahead of the reinstatemen

covert war front in africa well which country talking about somalia kenya where uganda chad morocco tunisia. nigeria senegal tanzania because we've got an active military presence and all of on. the others. i'm not really sure why you're getting about hands to us military adventurism on yet another continent leave the obvious that i'm on in just it's. his. military spokespeople have made it clear that the american special ops role in africa is limited to advising and assisting and who among us who can use some good advice in this crazy crazy were hurled. maybe if i got some i never would have invested all my money into the failed product launch of extras slutty olive oil. who are a big as the moon all apparently everybody prefers their olive oil. oil sleeping with other people is gross but the notion that the us military is just advising in africa is both but wow i do say that because for more than five years green berets navy seals and other commandos have been operating under an obscure authorization that allows them to both plan and control missions and average or or because quote it's l

there are categories that were not counted as votes, the dimpled chad and the pregnant chad. - you had y,that were designed poo and so people thought they were casting their vote for al gore, but they cast their vote for pat buchanan instead in because of the way the matched up on the ballots, the notorious butterfly ballot. - in 2000, a lot of people that were, you know, in their 50s, 60s, whatever, they had grown up thinking ralph was this american hero, ian american icon for safety and health and everything, and they were disappointed in him. - gore would have won decisively if nader hadn't entered the race. - really? - of course. what nader people would have voted for bush? - did you thinto yourself, "did i cause something to happen that i didn't want to have happen?" - no, because the republicans stole the election in florida. the democrats did a lousy job in tennessee the home state of al gore. you know, all these electoral crimes and all these ne qua non causes for al gore losing should not be blamed on the green partyd w't tell 250,000 democrats in florida . to vote for georges

chad pender scores to make it 2-run game. if you can't economy, you met equip. drop one game behind houston. a 7-fame roadtrip. >> we're one of the benefit team in the league on the road. and we got a built-in home advantage because it's a grave yard. teams don't like playing here. when we go on the road, our power really shows up. >>> the giants' season is finish with the wind. down 4-3 to the mets in the big apple, and downtown goes frazier. todd frazier off hunter strickland. sixth loss in seven games. >>> richard sherman will make his 49er dib saturday against the kelts. do. him in thecan preseason. first carry he got, he fumbled it. it was our fault. we were too teleicate with him, and he wasn't ready to play football. >> we'll be right back. next. >> have aed if night. e rest of their

guy: chad pergram live for us on capitol hill.assing of john mccain has brought lawmakers together from both sides of the aisle. but that ceasefire bipartisanship is expected to end tuesday when the confirmation hearings get under way for brett kavanaugh. both sides are gearing up for a bruising conflict. if kavanaugh does fall short with republicans he could still conceivably get over the top with help from democrats in red states. vice president pence could always cast the deciding vote in the event of a tie. we don't know what will happen. but the kavanaugh hearings have all the makings of a prison riot. shannon bream joins us. tell us as we look ahead toward tuesday, what are the major sparks that might fly. what are the battle lines being drawn and the flashpoints we can keep an eye on. reporter: the key senators are pressured about the issue of apportion and roe versus wade. we heard comments from susan collins. and there won't be an automatic yes vote because they are republicans. we are getting a look at the witness list.

i said, "yeah, okay, chad, i want my money back." ( laughter ) so, true story, i went to the premierepanther" here in new york, and i saw ryan coogler and chad and he said, "oh, i just wanted to thank you for paying--" i said, "yeah, that's why i'm here." ( laughter ) "i'm not here to see the-- yeah, i like the movie, "black panther," yeah... wakanda forever... but where's my money?" ( laughter ) >> stephen: you haven't done a superhero movie yet, right? >> no. >> stephen: why not? >> nobody asked me! >> stephen: do we want him to do it? ( cheers and applause ) we want to see-- >> i'll be the father of the superhero. >> stephen: we want to see you in tights, man. >> no! ( laughter ) >> stephen: no, come on. >> no! >> stephen: i saw "the mighty quinn." >> i didn't have tights on then, did i? >> stephen: well, yeah, you have little white shorts on. >> did i? >> stephen: yeah. don't you remember? >> no. >> stephen: i'll tell you who remembers. one of my producers every day does hunk of the day >> uh-oh, uh-oh... >> stephen: and i swear to god, this was a recent one of hers, and this is a

hi, chad and >> either. from the top four leaders on both sides of capitol hill in the house and senate about stated john mccain could be expected out later this week. this is an honor on the bestowed on 29 predecessors before john mccain. the last was daniel inohe, late democratic senator from hawaii. he served four years in the house of representatives before moving to the senate and he had some pretty big shoes to fill. he followed barry goldwater. only two persons have felt that senate seat since january 1952. barry goldwater and john mccain. there's a lot of parallels between their career. the republican nominee for president. both have eligibility question about whether they would be eligible to be president. mccain was born in the canal zone in panama. very goldwater in the territory and those sure the senate armed services committee. john mccain came back to the senate last fall. he was appearing a little more frail. his voice was thin. and there was a moment where some reporters caught up to him in

recruitment of child soldiers and attacks by who three rebels alan fischer reports from neighboring chad beauty none have clean hands a un panel three experts investigating and a damning conclusion individuals in the government of yemen and the coalition including saudi arabia and the united arab emirates may have conducted attacks in violation of the principles of distinction proportionality and all precautions which may amount to walk crimes. the un top human rights body commission the investigation into the ongoing fighting in yemen of war that has lasted almost four years the panel of experts made fourteen fact finding missions spoke to victims and eyewitnesses and express concern about the targeting of civilians the use of child soldiers and the use of sexual abuse as a weapon which was described as horrendous. conscripting or enlisting children under the age of fifty or using them to participate actively in the last of that is is a war crime. the panel called for an end to the fighting and without naming names or to the international community to stop providing weapons for the conf

jed lowrie doubles home chad pinder. 4-2. nick martini facing jose leclerc, he went around. that's the ball game. a's fall 4-2, out of first by a mese asts won. mr. mets messing with the fans. second, dominic smith taking casey kelly on a ride to the upper deck. young mets fan has something to put on instagram, or snap, i don't know. drew is our resident millennial. giants highlight out of sympathy. they lose 5-3. should see richard sherman in red and gold in a game. preseason action, 9ers and colts. pulled a hamstring so will be careful with him. outspoken sherman among the players confused with new helmet rule. >> that's what the nfl is known for, our league. doing something that takes attention away from the game. game has been played great but catch rule, helmet thing, it's what we do. >> regrettably, it is what they do. >> true. >> sponsored by river rock >>> one laugh before we go. brewers trying to fix belt whether throw comes in from peralta. has to get new belt, got got got for laughing. do the pants make me look >>> tv's fwhnumber one daily video show "right this m

chad said the food was rice krispy treats and water.ate ere put in rooms with other unaccompanied minors. >> my son ended up sleeping with a boy that was 5 years older than him. reporter: frontier's statement says we understand how an unexpected delay caused by weather can be stressful for a parent and our goal toys help pairengers get to t . stination as quickly and safely as possib >> parents need to definitely do a little bit more research and probably worry about thisli a le more. never in our wildest dreams did that this would happen >> this is really an unbelievable story. >> very disturbing. >> we're going to hear a lot more about that. >> i bet we will. >> you just never think that that would happen. >> no, no. we are enjoying the day and hoping it will stay this way. >> no rain maybe would be a good thing, right? it's been raining prettyuch every day since the middle of ngly. and today is loo mainly dry. i can't rule out an isolated thunderstorm during thend afternoonvening hours, but for most of us it's going to be a dry thurs