. >> reporter: look at these chargers driving me crazy.er reports have tips to take charge of your chargers. do not buy a cheap one, they tend to be unreliable and could harm your device. number two, when you take charmers on the go don't wrap the cords the same way every time. consumer reports says the best thing to do is ball up your cord randomly and put it in your bag. my photographer disagrees. >> if you were with a watching that facebook live you saw that we have tobs of chargers -- tons of chargers on our new set. >> they thought of everything. there's a wet bar. >> reporter: we're breaking it in. let's look outside, 422 westbound i've got more details on the accident we have more emergency workers coming to the scene. what you can't see from the shot there's an overturned vehicle off into the woods right now. so an overturned vehicle ran into the woods flipped over unclear if that tanker truck stopped to help or he was involved there's police and ambulances and penndot, 422 westbound at saint gabe's curve a serious accident blockin

we will start with the chargers in leland high school in san jose, chargers dropping down to 75. congratulations. look at our rain, you can seat peninsula, the south bay, a couple hundreds and maybe more than 0.1 of an inch. impressive for june. >>> we have a couple trouble spots, and on the san mateo bridge, it's flowing nicely with a 14-minute drive, and golden gate bridge is fog-free this morning, and four lanes in the southbound and two lanes in the northbound direction, and traffic is light across the span. one problem spot in the hayward side of things. 880 southbound the transition, an there was a five-vehicle accident apparently out of lanes now and debris and cleanup activity happening there. heads up with that. we had an earlier b.a.r.t. and we will check back in just a few. >>> and then meeting april the giraf giraffe. the entire world watched on a live feed as he prepared to give birth. after traveling for six hours he finally got to meet april and her calf, tau hery. >> i can't believe we are here. we were waiting for that baby, and we didn't think he was ever going

they thought they were cell phone chargers. yellow boxes led police right to them. >> eight hours later, we had them in custody. >> reporter: they were able to zero in because they didn't know what they had stolen from this tech company. they took two boxes of tracking devices. they're used to track shipments and notify if the cargo has been dropped or exposed to temperature change. >> they know where it is. they know when it moves. and they know they can be within two minutes of react iing. >> reporter: the trackers were among $30,000 worth of equipment stol stolen. police had a real leg up. >> we put an application on the phone. he and his fellow officers could track live in their patrol car where these two individuals were driving. >> reporter: their every move was captured. they went to a house in san jose. then, a stuorage unit in alamed. there were other burglaries. this man is amused what the thieves planned to do with the trackers. >> i think the individual was trying to sell cell phone chargers, not realizing we knew w

you can see two batteries on a charger and one is just completely charged. >> it's like you're in shock but you can't really do anything. >> reporter: kailey was an hour and a half into her flight and she smelled smoke coming from a few rows back. >> i had no idea what was going on. >> reporter: passengers say flight attendants calmly put the backpack with the batteries in a container that stops the burning. >> i didn't know if it was a device that was on fire or the plane was on fire. >> reporter: airport officials say a lithium battery on a charger was to blame. >> if that fire is in the cargo hold, all bets are off on that case. >> reporter: aviation expert mike mccarron says in the rare case that a battery catches fire, it's actually safer if the device is in the main cabin so a flight attendant can recognize the problem immediately. the recent battery issues with samsung phones and the laptop on last night's flight come amid growing terrorist concerns overseas. there are a handful of airports abroad where tsa officials require all personal devices be placed in checked baggage only.

today we've been out, we've bought a load of phone chargers and we've given people the phone chargershey're all safe and everyone knows where everybody is. we've also donated some money, we've given some money to some families. darren withdrew £1000 out of his account and we've been giving families £100 just to see them over the next couple of days. i mean, it's amazing how everyone has come out in the community, and it just shows you how people will stick together in a time like this. and how caring people are, they've been so caring. this hall is full of provisions, from shoes to toiletries. people are sharing their homes, others are offering their time. i see that london is still together and regardless of your background — i'm from brazil — and where you come from, everybody got together. it is an amazing feeling that i have. in 15 minutes, this hallway, as you see, it is absolutely full of clothes, baby stuff, food, water. it is amazing. on another corner, just moments away from where people have lost their lives and others all their possessions, there are more supplies. we've ha

today we've been out, we've bought a load of phone chargers and we've given people the phone chargersre all safe and everyone knows where everybody is. we've also donated some money, we've given some money to some families. he withdrew £1000 out of his account and we've been giving families £100 just to see them over the next couple of days. i mean, it's amazing how everyone has come out in the community, and it just shows you how people will stick together in a time like this. and how caring people are, they've been so caring. this hall is full of provisions, from shoes to toiletries. people are sharing their homes, others are offering their time. i see that london is still together and regardless of your background — i'm from brazil — and where you come from, everybody got together. it is an amazing feeling that i have. in 15 minutes, this hallway, as you see, it is absolutely full of clothes, baby stuff, food, water. it is amazing. on another corner, just moments away from where people have lost their lives and others all their possessions, there are more supplies. we've had beddin

. >> charger. >> run your laptop, few hours with it. neat idea. okay. all of the charging stations, will become something of the past. great one. >> great idea. got to look and tell you the exact thing. it is 13,400 milliamps. >> going to go $13,000. >> $13,000. >> heart skipped a beat. >> this bunch-o-balloons. dick, didn't we have that before? we had it you hooked it to a hose. let me show you did in my backyard. if you didn't have a hose, you can actually get a bucket of water. take this, stick it into the bucket of walter. start pumping. and in a few second, not a few second. about a minute. you've will get to 35 balloons, water balloons. you know, actually it will, they'll fill little with air if you want exercise. >> look at that. >> ha-ha. >> then, they're self sealing. when they pop off. never done it with plain air. >> oh, this is frustrating what it is. >> that's about $25. >> yeah. super soaker. and waltter balloon maker. >> fun is priceless at this point for the kid. >> happy father's day. >> happy father's day to you. we appreciate you brin

no one has to fight for the charger.cute, it does clip on the backseat. >> wow. i'm glad you guys like this because there's something in -- >> they're all thinking why didn't we think of that? >> i know. so for these, it will also charge two times faster than your typical wall outlet. these are amazing with these five usb ports. normally $25. slashed in half $12.50. that's a really good one for every day not just for road trips. audio pets. adorable. these tiny pets pack a lot of punch. these are the new versions that are pairable. you can either use one or pair them for stereo sort of excitement and they really -- >> speakers. >> little speakers and the sound, you can use it to answer your phone, built-in mic. bluetooth enabled speakers. these pairable ones in stereo are incredible. normally $30. pig, goldfish, mouse, take your pick. slashed in half -- monkey. oh, yeah. there's the monkey. $15. use them by yourselves or you can buy them in pairs. >> so cute. >> adorable. >> well done. >> panda and a monkey. >> everybody

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girl said iteenage started with a disagreement about a phone charger and turned into a terrifying crime. the girl said it happened at a place where she and other kids feel safe, or supposed to come her school. instead of helping, her mother says she was ridiculed. tim barber has the story that you will see only on 7. tim? tim: the mom said her daughter was attacked last week. she called 7 on your side after she said she was not getting enough answers. 15she should not know what what it feels like to be violated. tim: this mother said her 15-year-old daughter was sexually abused inside of this district high school. she wants answers. >> i cannot get anything a compass for my child even when she is a victim. tim: she said the attack 13. the family filed a report with the school and police. >> this is my daughter. tim: her daughter said the assailant is a 10th grade athlete. said the allegation is being investigated by youth and family services. >> she should not have had to learn how hard the world is her first year. you understand how that kills someone's soul? tim: we reached out to dis

, they have a charger, so how wide the charger.ary. >> reporter: that can be appealing. all right guys we'll be ride along all morning heading to our first call, guys and we'll have more later on today from prince george's county. see you later in the morning. >> all right, looking forward to that. thanks >>> 7:22 is our time right now. starting today you'll have to start feeding the more than 1,000 new parking meter on the paid parking is being enforced dale from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. itologiit will cost you two dols an hour for a maximum of three hours. the national park service says the goal is to increase the turnover of parking spots allowing more residents and tourists to visit the area. now, you can still, however, find free parking, there's about 400 spaces from east potomac park to haines point. 7:23 is our time. we'll be right back. narrator: the washington post endorses dr. ralph northam. mr. northam would make the better governor. and virginia progressives agree. ralph northam is the only candidate who stood up to the

today we've been out, we've bought a load of phone chargers and we've given people the phone chargersne knows where everybody is. we've also donated some money, we've given some money to some families. he withdrew £1000 out of his account and we've been giving families £100 just to see them over the next couple of days. i mean, it's amazing how everyone has come out in the community, and it just shows you how people will stick together in a time like this. and how caring people are, they've been so caring. this hall is full of provisions, from shoes to toiletries. people are sharing their homes, others are offering their time. i see that london is still together and regardless of your background — i'm from brazil — and where you come from, everybody got together. it is an amazing feeling that i have. in 15 minutes, this hallway, as you see, it is absolutely full of clothes, baby stuff, food, water. it is amazing. on another corner, just moments away from where people have lost their lives and others all their possessions, there are more supplies. we've had bedding, headscarves, toilet

a family says their fidget spinner burst into flames after being put on the charger. she heard her son screaming he just plugged into the fidget spinner, you can listen to music. and it was only charging for 45 minutes when it caught fire. >> we were 5 to 10 minutes from leaving the house for the day. before this happened. so it was nothing but god that held us back i was actually running late that morning. >> consumer product safety commission is looking into the family's claims. >>> a run away wedding dress is found all thanks to the power of social media, jennifer and her fiance steve had the big day all set. jennifer was driving to her home in new york for the ceremony carrying her custom-made hand painted wedding dress in her mini cooper and flew out of the car without the bribe noticing and quickly posting and even strangers got to work. >> one of her friends was driving to work and seeing a wedding dress hanging at the end of a driveway on a fence. and said oh my gosh i just saw it on facebook. >> somebody lost a wedding dress. someone did find her dress and th

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today we have bought the phone chargers and we have given people the phone chargers to help them calleryone knows where everybody is. we have also donated some money, to families, darren withdraw £1000 out of his account and we have been giving families £100 to see them over the next couple of days. giving families £100 to see them over the next couple of daysm giving families £100 to see them over the next couple of days. it is amazing how i've run has come out in the community, people will stick together in a time like this. and how caring people are. this hall is full of provisions from shoes to toiletries, people are sharing their homes and others are offering their time. i see that londoners together and regardless of your background, i am from brazil, everybody got together, and amazing feeling. this hall is full of clothes, baby stuff and food and water it is amazing. on another corner, just moments away from where people have lost their lives, and others all their possessions, there are more supplies. bedding, headscarves, toiletries, everything you can think of that people mi

people don't have time to carry their charger with them, to go to a stotore and asksk somebodyw theyrrespopondent: it's been 4 yes since nyakarundiuiuilt the very first mobile s solar kiosk w h the e assistancece of a german company. there are now 40 spread across rwanda eaeach one managed by independent operators like claudinene. a portion of their earnings goes to the inventor. for him, what began as a simple idea has evolved into far more than just a business model. >> the social impact it's very key to our business. that's what we focus on. so we're mostly looking for women, or people with a disability that don't have any job, no other opportunity but want to work. and it also brings a certain, i wouldnt say pride, but self-esteem. correspondent: demand is substantial in rwanda, both for new jobs, and for accessss to electricity and the internet, which is why henri nyakarundi sees huge market potential. by the end of this year he plans to expand his pool of kiosks from 40 to between 600 and 800. he also wantnts to take his invaluluable experience from rwanda andnd introduce the s

just last week, the faa counts at least 48 fires or smoke incidents involving lithium batteries or chargers in the last 17 months including cell phones, tablets, laptops, e cigarettes, cameras and power tools. many of them off. this passenger's headset caught fire causing burns. safe the experts are warning of the danger of loading so many devices of the cargo hold where passengers and crew members can't put out a fire. >> i have significant concerns because we know there are a number of lithium batteries that will spontaneously create thermal run away and create the potential for fire. >> reporter: while cargo holds have special fire suppression systems, would that handle a runaway lithium eye on battery fire? an faa safety alert warns flight crews to use water. a company called plane guard sells cases for in flight fires but no u.s. airlines have bought one. homeland security tells nbc news it's still planning on the so-called laptop ban on european flights in the coming weeks. it's working on that. safety experts concerned about the fire danger, though, savannah. >> tom costello, thank y

car seats to car chargers, they're even preying on the handicapped >> handicapped placards taken in volumes lately. se had an arrest of a juvenile selling a handicap placard, he was advertising and that's how we made an arrest on him. >> reporter: no matter where you live, be sure to lock up your car, and don't leave your belongings out where they're visible. live in prince george's county, lindsey watts, fox 5 local news. >>> thousands of people already decedenting upon the district for this year's gay pride weekend and it could draw record crowds. big parade is sere. an quality march will start at the white house on sunday. matt ackland with more from freedom plaza. >> today, dc officials told us that there are no known threats to gay pride this weekend. but things are taking place behind the scenes to make sure that everyone is protected one of the largest events on gay pride weekend is the festival that is held right here on pennsylvania avenue. basically, roads are blocked, so people can't get through. but today, we asked the police been taken to protect folks who come here after sever

ribbon board, waiting for the chargers to start playing here in the fall. they're rambling up security as venues across the country look for new ways to make sure that their visitors are safe. beyond airport-like metal detectors and bag checks, venues are starting to tie tickets to mobile devices or even fingerprints and iris scans to check attendees against a security watch list. >> you don't want this to look like an occupying army or a prison. we want it to be a joyful experience for somebody to come and relax and come and be entertained. >> reporter: for those who can't make it to an event, virtual reality headsets. in partnership with live nations for concerts. i watched the nba finals from right behind the net. >> with vr, anyone can attend a game anywhere in the world. there are over 300 million nba fans in china, which most of those will never be able to attend a game. this gives incredible reach for a live experience. >> reporter: as for whether live vr could threaten ticket sales, they say it could drive interest if a fan is wowed by a virtual vie

requires a charge to monitor it, never charge it overnight, while you're sleeping, and always use the chargercame with. investigators also warning that some fidget spinners have small parts that can be a choking risk for small children. tom? >> thank you. >>> when we come back, the race to get away. tips to save time and money. >>> plus, the new lawsuit facing venus williams after a car crash. what the family is alleging. stay with us. i have afib. even for a nurse, it's complicated... and it puts me at higher risk of stroke. that would be devastating. i had to learn all i could to help protect myself. once i got the facts, my doctor and i chose xarelto®. xarelto®... to help keep me protected. once-daily xarelto®, a latest-generation blood thinner... ...significantly lowers the risk of stroke in people with afib not caused by a heart valve problem. it has similar effectiveness to warfarin. xarelto® works differently. warfarin interferes with at least 6 blood-clotting factors. xarelto® is selective, targeting just one critical factor interacting with less of your body's natural blood-clotting

the civilian market now or you can put your phone down and it will recharge just being close to the charger. it sounds like science fiction, but it is based on real research. very small cameras, absolutely. that is part of it. small antennas, that is part of it. put it all together and you either create a great conspiracy theory story like this or stumble onto actual research. in my experience, it is not a lot of military research happening outside of test ranges, so that part of the story may be does not make a tennis sense. all of the technology -- ton of sense. all the technology existing in the story does exist. is anjoe pappalardo author at popular mechanics. thank you for spending time with us. coming up, open phones. your turn to weigh in on what we have talked about today or the news from this week. republicans, 202-748-8001. democrats, 202-748-8000. .ndependents, 202-748-8002 we are also on twitter and we are taking your videos. and we are also on facebook at facebook.com/cspan. newsmakers at 10:00 a.m. tomorrow, we have interviewed the top democrat on the veterans affairs committe

four robbers were last seen driving off in a black discharge charger. los gatos police aren't releasing surveillance video of the suspects saying the investigation is ongoing and they're working to see if the suspects are involved in other crimes of the bay area. >> everybody was shocked about it, we heard about it. it's like oh my god that's her age, you know, she is very lucky. >> reporter: cheryl is sharing her story to caution other residents, thinking this would never happen to her. in a safe little town, trouble could happen any time, anywhere. >> i walked into that store like, you know, like i walked in there ask and everybody was just happy to be there and maybe under surveillance they would see some kind of commercial starting. >> reporter: well she tells me she wishes apple had better security. we did see a security guard manning the front door earlier tonight. we reached out to apple for comment. they do not comment on security matters. anyone with information about this case is asked to contact los gatos police. those suspects are still on t

the civilian market now or you can put your phone down and it will recharge just being close to the charger. it sounds like science fiction, but it is based on real research. very small cameras, absolutely. that is part of it. small antennas, that is part of it. put it all together and you either create a great conspiracy theory story like this or stumble onto actual research. in my experience, it is not a lot of military research happening outside of test ranges, so that part of the story may be does not make a tennis sense. all of the technology -- ton of sense. all the technology existing in the story does exist. is anjoe pappalardo author ♪ >> and c-span's washington journal, live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. gingrich onewt president trump. book ono discusses his how innovators and enlightened consumers are transforming the lives of animals. and a columnist on his book about change in the political culture in liberalism and western values. be sure to watch "washington journal" live is sunday morning at 7:00 a.m.. join the discussion. sunday night, mike lee talk

they're always on but vidra says the thieves, thinking they were cell phone chargers, were having too to notice.vidra subramanian/roambee corporation " one guy grabbed a beer out of the fridge and then cut his hand....leaving behind his fingerprints and blood evidence on a rag..."and so the police, just eight hours after the theft, using roambee's software, tracked some of the devices to a storage locker in union city and to the thieves themselves, who were arrested in alameda, with a couple of roambees in their car.lt dan moreno/santa clara police" the technology certainely allowed us to catch them fairly quickly. the fact that the company cooperated also helped with us getting the search warrants so everybody played a part in it...." rob fladeboe/santa claraalso in the storage locker, along with the trackers, police found a lot of other stolen property, including a photo album with some irreplaceable images from world war two taken in a recent burglary in saratoga. the owner is thrilled to get them back. in santa clara rob fladeboe kron 4 news (catherine) a san francisco man fas doz

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after a muppet charger? >> his parents said in a article we named our kid. now, of all things that you would name your son after, scooter seems like it would be way down the list. >> scoot is her kind of cute. >> well, that's true. by the way, mike schmidt hit four homeruns in a game, that was april 17th, 1976 at wrigley field in chicago, sue. >> and whatever you did, to cause our winning streak right now, please keep doing it. >> i'll keep it up. >> remember the days of phillies where the baby blue? >> yes. >> back in the 70s. look at all of that cloud cover out there. the jersey shore this morning, cool and cloudy today, few breaks of sunshine. but back and in full force, that sunshine tomorrow, and so much so that we'll have a heatwave by next week. kind of crazy, but that's the deal. we have system to the south. that's just close enough, that clouds are spreading northward. and we get a little bit of drizzle every once in a while down there in delaware. and that's the way it will be for the rest of the m

guys, back over to you. >> julia is a chargers fan thank you.t will be tough for them to win smart stadium or not. >>> if you thought that 234r50iing is a total nightmare, you're right here is proof. new data shows customer complaints spiked 70% in april cancelled flights and delayed flights causing the most outrage. spirit airlines had the highest rate of complaints the serge came in the same month when the entire world got to see the video the passenger being flagged off the united flight. check this out video from tuesday at where else newark airport a united flight traveling to venice, italy, had to return to the gate because of that a massive fuel leak. fuel poring from the wing of the aircraft guess what, a passenger on the plane noticed the leak and reported it to the flight crew who may not have known joining us now is seth caplin, airline weekly guy as united guy and newark guy, will be on the train when i can. i understand complaints go up in the summer and spring. more people travel people not used to traveling travel but are things r

the foreman stole a number of items and took off in a black charger. investigators are working with law enforcement agencies throughout the bay area to see if this robbery is connected to other apple store crash and grabs. we reached out to apple. the company does not comment on security matters. >>> well, i know i'm staying put. if you're planning to hit the road for the long holiday weekend, get ready to have a lot of company out there. the crackdown by highway patrol this year. >>> plus a push for a revised version of the health care bill. what it could mean. the it senses your everyere with move and automatically adjusts on both sides. right now save on sleep number 360 smart beds. plus, it's the lowest prices of the season with savings of $500 on our most popular p5 bed. ends saturday. >> senate majority leader mitch mcconnell is telling fellow republicans they may have to reach across the aisle to democrats if they computer reach an agreement on the health care bill. it is not certain whether the party can keep its promise to repeal and replace t

they're always on but vidra says the thieves, thinking they were cell phone chargers, were having toouch fun to notice.vidra subramanian/roambee corporation " one guy grabbed a beer out of the fridge and then cut his hand....leaving behind his fingerprints and blood evidence on a rag..."and so the police, just eight hours after the theft, using roambee's software, tracked some of the devices to a storage locker in union city and to the thieves themselves, who were arrested in alameda, with a couple of roambees in their car.lt dan moreno/santa clara police" the technology certainely allowed us to catch them fairly quickly. the fact that the company cooperated also helped with us getting the search warrants so everybody played a part in it...." rob fladeboe/santa claraalso in the storage locker, along with the trackers, police found a lot of other stolen property, including a photo album with some irreplaceable images from world war two taken in a recent burglary in saratoga. the owner is thrilled to get them back. in santa clara rob fladeboe kron 4 news (vicki) i'm here with grant lode

. >> the safety commission says never leave a spinner or any gadget on a charger while you are asleepe already warned about a choking hazard. now it's looking into these fires. i want to hear from you. my hot line is open monday through friday. you know the number. you can reach me through my facebook page. thank you. >>> next up, it may be two years until this south bay mall will be fully finished. shoppers can experience the story now. >>> the coyote problem in san francisco. their encounters with pets are increasing. park trails are being closed and the stand off is intensifying. >>> a close call between a boat and a whale. they make sure it doesn't happen again. >>> tackling tobacco. the new program to clean up the butts before they end up in the ocean. >>> police in florida are urging pet owners to microchip their pets. it helped officers reunit this family with their lost dog after she wound up 200 miles from home. she disappeared in january. she was found five months later in pembroke pines. police used a microchip reader to identify her owner. >>> count on silicon valley to im

.>> reporter: the 65-year-old says to officers charger of crime she didn't commit all because of the color of her skin>> i'm nervous that the police might take me in and hurt me again>> reporter: she faces charges including mayhem, assault with a deadly weapon and great bodily injury. >> when i get that police report and a 65-year-old woman is in a, the weapon was a cup of coffee.>> reporter: she says her client spilled coffee on a woman by accident outside a laundromat. she believes elliott is a prime example of what's wrong with the criminal justice system as outlined in a two-year study. >> the disparity in charging that occurs by the police officer at the booking stages carries throughout the entire system. >> reporter: the public at it -- the public defender says people of color particularly blocks are being charged with more serious crimes than whites. >> for example, if you're a person of color instead of a

they're always on but vidra says the thieves, thinking they were cell phone chargers, were having toofun to notice.vidra subramanian/roambee corporation " one guy grabbed a beer out of the fridge and then cut his hand....leaving behind his fingerprints and blood evidence on a rag..."and so the police, just eight hours after the theft, using roambee's softwa, tracked some of the devices to a storage locker in union city and to the thieves themselves, who were arrested in alameda, with a couple of roambees in their car.lt dan moreno/santa clara police" the technology certainely allowed us to catch them fairly quickly. the fact that the company cooperated also helped with us getting the search warrants so everybody played a part in it...." rob fladeboe/santa claraalso in the storage locker, along with the trackers, police found a lot of other stolen property, including a photo album with some irreplaceable images from world war two taken in a recent burglary in saratoga. the owner is thrilled to get them back. in santa clara rob fladeboe kron 4 news (vicki) another big story we're anothe

reporter: the 65-year-old says to officers charger of crime she didn't commit all because of the color of her skin>> i'm nervous that the police might take me in and hurt me again>> reporter: she faces charges including mayhem, assault with a deadly weapon and great bodily injury. >> when i get that police report and a 65-year-old woman is in a, the weapon was a cup of coffee.>> reporter: she says her client spilled coffee on a woman by accident outside a laundromat. she believes elliott is a prime example of what's wrong with the criminal justice system as outlined in a two-year study. >> the disparity in charging that occurs by the police officer at the booking stages carries throughout the entire system. >> reporter: the public at it -- the public defender says people of color particularly blocks are being charged with more serious crimes than whites. >> for example, if you're a person of color instead of a theft charge you may be charged with robbery. >> reporter: the study reviewed 11,000 cases between 2011 and 2014 shell black defendants compared to white were held in pretrial cu

they stole a numb of items and took off in a black dodge charger.gators are working with law enforcement through the bay area to see if this robbery is connected to other apple store smash and grabs. we reached out to apple. they don't comment on security matters. >>> a new report said majority of hate crimes in the united states are never reported to police. a quarter million hate crimes happen every year between 2004 and 2015 but fewer than half of the victims actually went to police. many victims told reservoirs they found another way to -- reeveryoners they found another way to handle it and others said it wasn't important go to police because they don't think the police would help. >>> a celebration taking place in san francisco marking the end of june which is immigrant heritage month to celebrate contributions immigrants made across the country. major lee was there. he said, quote, i am an immigrant has engaged with thousands of people across the country. >> we're a nation of immigrants and we have to recognize if we close the doors and build

. >> the thieves stole 100 of these thinking they were cell phone chargers.y are actually powerful tracking devices popular with businesses that want to keep track of their inventory. but in this case they kept track of where the thieves were going and led police right to them. it's the tech startup that turned into a crime fighter. the headquarters of santa clara's was vandalized last week. >> we found the office in disarray. >> reporter: thieves stole some of their computers but 100 of their signature products. >> gps devices were stolen. >> reporter: these yellow smart trackers. >> not very often that someone takes tracking devices. >> reporter: real time tracking devices with pin point accuracy typically used to track large shipments in this case they track the thieves from the office up 880 leading officers to this storage facility in union city. >> our detectives got search warrants for that location. >> reporter: which was full of among other things trackers. >> 98 were in storage facility. >> recovered the rest of the gps units as well as stolen compu

. >> reporter: he says when he accelerates, the turbo charger in the now 2016 chevy malibu rattles.s like a grinding. >> reporter: he heard it from the start. >> maybe it'll go away, it's the engine breaking in. i was trying to find stuff on the web about it. >> reporter: gm issue that serviced the rattle, but no solution so he decided it was time to wash his hands of the malibu. >> reached out to you guys to invest gait. >> reporter: both ryan and lisa asked us for help getting the manufacturer to buy back their vehicle. only one was successful. which one? the kia with the stuck steering wheel or chevy with the rattle? they overed him a $22,000 buyback deal that he took. >> appreciate you helping out with this. >> reporter: gm said it was the best course of action for everyone, even though we don't believe there was a defect in the engine that impacted its performance, safety, or durability. he's now in a new chevy impala, and lisa still has the sedona. >> i won't drive the car because knowing that it's not safe, if i hurt somebody, it would be my fault. >> reporter: we searched th

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had just checked into a motel room. 20 minutes later i walked out to my car to go get a cell phone chargeragainst my head. they said, get down on the ground. my probation violation had popped up on the grid, and i was taken into custody with no shoes, no jacket, just a t-shirt and a pair of jeans at that point in time, as you saw in the picture here. not exactly expecting to go. so as i'm getting ready to head home, wherever i figure out home to be, i'm going to have no shoes to walk there, no jacket. >> all right, guys. i've got no list on the diets again. somebody help me out. >> stokes' job has helped speed up his release date. well-behaved inmates who hold jobs get two days off their sentence for every day worked and occasionally an extra bologna sandwich. >> i'm just grateful i got two more weeks to go, and then i can actually go to del taco. it will be wonderful. >>> coming up -- >> i have to wait for that part ii. >> the mail brings hopeful news for tami butcher. >> yay! >> and mona selame finds her prospects looking good as well. >> lindsey's hot. have you seen her naked? oh, my go

yellen will speak after that 0.2 for the ftse mib and the cac 40, with macron riding his white charger into the palace, full of all his new mps in a week or so's time, compare that with the united kingdom where we can all admit on both sides of the political spectrum, it's a bit of a mess xetra dax 0.1% higher. the ftse 100, 0.1% higher. let's look at some individual sectors. telecoms, 0.8% lower technology rising 1.2% there's an element of recovery for those big tech names stateside plus the fact the stock in the headlines, hexagon -- i know a lot of you don't know about hexagon, but it's an interesting question i'll do a deep drill on that stock later on in the show >>> so the federal reserve is widely expected to raise interest rates by a quarter point when it concludes its policy meeting today a hike would be the second this year the fourth of the cycle that began in december of 2015. economists are forecasting a third rate hike later this year. most are saying possibly december and september it's a likelihood but not as likely as that december hike the market is obsessed with some