let me bring him in now, chris brown, the amazing etch man.ually worked for etch-a-sketch. >> i worked for the company that created hatchables. and they acquired etch-a-sketch. we'll have having contests and giveaways. kennedy: you invented a process that allows the etch-a-sketch drawing to stay there permanently. >> we drain all th -- all the graphite out to preserve it. kennedy: there you are. there is time lapse photographive you etching and sketching. there is the her. there is the weave. it's coming together with those fast fingers and the little plastic wheels that give the etch-a-sketch its power and glory. >> i'm living the american dream. that is the american dream to take something and make a career out of it. kennedy: you were a ne'er-do-well and you picked up an etch-a-sketch in a coffee shop and said what do i do with it. >> i invented it for the invent industry and now i travel the world spreading the joy. kennedy: it shows people you can follow your passion and develop a wonderful living. there is the portrait. we can see it beh

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russia and ease tension between those two leaders as they discuss and moments political analyst chris brown really for your time and your thoughts this hour thank you. ok our correspondent is also in homburg good to have you back on the show there and here we are we having their last hour where we just for this meeting to occur we believe it's still on going because i suppose there's a lot to discuss. hello again to you and to all our viewers. we do understand that the meeting is still underway and that means that it's getting close to at least what our laws now what we saw in the room when the cameras were still inside were of course the two presidents the two top diplomats that is the foreign minister on the russian and the secretary of state on the u.s. side to translators and besides this more than one hundred of journalists even even though that was very small the usual opening statements that traditionally sounded very diplomatic both of the leaders said that they are really happy to finally meet and person and mr trump went on to say quoting here obviously that will continue and if q

. >> i think it's quite hi sta-- s were chris brown, they would take this much further than how they'reit so far. i saw earlier that he put out an apology and that's suppose to make everything okay. i did find it quite odd that he gets a pass on, yet, another tran trans gre transgression with the law. >> do you think it's ironic to make racest comments, when he is's been known to speak out. >> recentl african-american. >> he disrupted an alleged white supremacist who is shouting them down with a phrase, he will not divide us. that got a lot of attention from people, a lot of folks that i talked to were saying that, you know, they felt like when they found out about that earlier this year, that he may, to some degree, understand the people of color are fighting in this country. one person said that maybe he's saying one thing publicly and feeling an entirely different way deep down inside. the other thing that folks were saying, that equalizer, influence of something certainly ends up being a truth serum. >> yes, and he admitted he had a long-standing problem with addiction. he's reporte

. >> director chris brown is former navy pilot.helped run dulles and reagan national airport before rejoining the museum and rebuilding the wall, the utility, the exhibit. >> the artifacts in this building have an incredible wild factor. temperature and humidity are critical to the care of these national artifacts. we hope to start reconstruction early next year and it will last six years the plan much of the museum open. >> mf of our guests. >>> on the national mall, tom sherwood, news 4. >>> dangerous heat for you and your family temperatures, we're in weather alert mode, when you factor in the humidity it feels like 105 degrees in a lot of places. >> we're tracking threat of heavy rains, take a look at radar, it is lightening up. there are a chance for storms tonight and even bigger chance tomorrow it cools us off. we have coverage on air and online. >> let's start with doug in storm center 4 tracking the conditions right now and looking at what's next for us, >>> we may see a few develop later on this evening. during the day to

. >> reporter: museum deputy director chris brown is a former navy pilot.e helped run dulles and reagan national airports before joining the museum and its rebuilding effort. the walls, the utilities, the exhibits. >> the artifacts in this building have an incredible wow factor. temperature and humidity are critical to the care of these national artifacts. >> reporter: they hope to start reconstruction early next year, and it will last six years through 2024. the plan is to keep as much of the museum open as possible during the work. >> because many of our guests, this will be the only time in their life that they actually come here, so we want to make sure that there's an experience there for them. >> reporter: what of little matthew carter who will be 14 in six years? do you want to come back? >> yes. i would love to. >> reporter: on the national mall, tom sherwood, news4. >>> and we've got some breaking news just coming in to our news room from met out information for you to expect delays on the orange and silver line. some kind of a situation going on t

it's literally concert level, you know, you would think like, oh, man, like this guy -- they got chris brownust dancers enjoying competing against each other. >> reporter: it's also given brian the opportunity to start wealth of notch bothing line. and 360 flave a dance company he recently appeared in inner loop netflix original series the get down. >> i think, i'm going to have some amazing stories like what was going on this time. >> reporter: in philadelphia, bill rohrer, fox 29 news. ♪ >>> he's got some moves on you, iain. >> he's got lot on me. >> on your radar steamy night as we take live look at ocean city. fox 29 weather authority is tracking a heat wave. kathy will have all the details with your forecast in just 15 seconds. >>> it is a warm humid night across the delaware valley from the city down the shore. right now we are looking at quiet conditions across the region and even at the airport. the temperature 79 degrees. the dew .67 degrees. that's in the uncomfortable range. right now it is 80 degrees in wilmington. 75 in millville. 67 in the poconos. 77 in allentown and down the

literally concert -- concert level, you know, you would think like, oh, man, this got -- they got chris brownnope. just dancers enjoying competing against each other. >> reporter: it's also given brian the opportunity to start wealth of knowledge clothing line. and 360 flave have a dance company he recently appeared in netflix original series the get down. >> i think i'm going to have some amaz amazing stories like t was going on this time. >> reporter: in philadelphia, bill rohrer, fox 29 news. ♪ >>> he's good. >> great story. yeah. he is. you know we come across cute or even outrageous wedding proposals. we like to share them with you. >> and we have never seen one quite like this before. >> can i get my ripping, please? >> take look. man in oklahoma didn't let a pair of handcuffs stop him from proposing to his girlfriend. brandon thomas was in the middle of being arrested when he asked police if he can propose to his girlfriend before they took him away. before thomas got down on one knee the officers moved his handcuffs from the back to the front so he can put a ring on his new fiance''s

. >> from james brown to chris brown, we make these sort of divisions from the music versus the personalks about when the rhythm is that good, you can't divorce it from what your brain is thinking about. but the person is evil or vile or you just get stuck and dancing to music that you know is not affirming to you in your life. >> but race is also a factor here. because for so many african-americans, because of the history of how blacks have been treated in the criminal justice system, they look at charges against someone like r. kelly like him being abused or mistreated by the system. but that is without them doing their homework and digging deeper. this buzzfeed piece isn't just gossip on the internet. this is a piece. >> and i have to read this from the washington post and the piece is time to shut down r. kelly for good and for decades now the listening public has given that man power, fame and money and he wields his talented to entertain us and destroyed black girls and this is the devastating part and america doesn't give a damn. i want to move on to o.j. simpson. your thoughts

our insider -- wendy feldman -- is teresa guidice and chris brown's former crisis manager and legal coachr today via skype? sot: wendy feldman the best thing he can do is lay low for a period of months reestablish contact with his family/in a personal way/even though they are in contact person to person is very different.$w4 16 c2.5 g 0 (vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5.(granti) steve aveson and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. (steve) thank you grant... next at six... the world is talking about oj simpson getting parole. tonight we are live in nevada where the decision was made... with the condition's of simpson's parole.(terisa) and a tragedy in the east bay... after a father is gunned down while pushing his infant son in a stroller. kron 4 news at six is next. ( steve ) he is getting out of prison. after serving nine years for robbery and kidnapping... o-j simpson will taste freedom in just a matter of months. good evening... i'm steve aveson. and

. >> you know, from james brown to chris brown, we make these sort of divisions, from the music versusks about this in some of her writing, when the rhythm is that good, you can't divorce it from what your brain is thinking about. the person is evil or vile. you just get stuck. and dancing to music that you know is not aaffirming to you and your life. >> race is also a factor. for so many african-americans because of the history of how they have been treated in the criminal justice system, they look at r. kelly like him being abused or mistreated by the system. but that's without them doing their homework and digging deeper. this buzzfeed piece isn't just gossip on the internet. this is a nine-month journalist investigative journalism piece. >> and i have to read this one piece from karen atia in "the washington post." the excerpt is for decades now the listening public has given that manpower, fame and money, the same tools that you yoosds to prey on girls. he wields his talents to entertain us and allegedly uses them to destroy the lives of black girls. this is the devastating part a

. >>> te gustarÍa colaborar con chris brown pero yo digo, somos mexicanos, estamos aquÍ en los Ángelesya es costumbre ♪ dÍa a dia sin igual ♪ ♪ no hay nada nada que decir ♪ ante la gente es asÍ ♪ ♪ amigos simplemente amigos y nada mÁs ♪ >>> seÑores, otro apunte. >>> ya, ya paren esto, paren esto seÑores. tos estÁn haciendo como y levantando manos. los antess de seguridad. ¿quÉ es esto?. >>> y la diabla tiempo, te vas a quemar. te vas a quemar. >>> mÚsica ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ quiero verte hoy. >>> seÑores esto va de robo >>> yo te hago el baile. ♪ ¿quÉ dirÁ? ♪ ♪ tu padre y tu mamÁ♪. ♪ aquÍ solo importa nuestro amor ♪ ♪ te quiero ♪ amor prohibido. >>> muy bien, 3 puntos, seÑores 3 a 0. >>> te voy a explicar la Última canciÓn noh importa que grites la canciÓn, tienes que hacer un pas hacia acÁ. >>> te sabes todas las canciÓn pero no a avanzas la quiere mÁs cerco. prÓxima cancion adelante. ♪ como hacer el amor con otro ♪ ♪ dÉjate llevar ♪ ♪ hacer el amor con otro ♪ no, no, no ♪ es como no hacer nada ♪ seÑores ♪ vengan acÁ, por favor. fue anotada por ana marÍa canseco. la ganadora indiscutida

and we have chris brown here, known as the fastest etch-a-sketch artist.ross the area, west wind right around 12 miles an hour but that wind will keep warming us up today. 80 dulles, 78 clinton, 78 quantico. quickly this morning temperatures will heat up. if you are exercising now is really the best time to get outside. by lunchtime it's going to be better inside, around 90 degrees this afternoon feeling like 100. tomorrow feeling like 105. some relief as we go into your weekend. >> thank you. and that's your latest weather. >> all right, al. thank you so much. >>> we have a new "steals & deals" to tell you about. just sit back and relax. "today" contributor, jill martin, has exclusive discounts this morning to help us unwind. >> literally chill out. it's summertime. we're starting with a chilled coffeemaker. you can make iced coffee. we got all of your orders. the retail $54.98. al, i know you make cold brew, right? >> i do. >> dylan, you eat cubes, right? >> i like to shchew on the suga. >> in the coffee? >> just give me sugar. >> you like milk and you l

and we have chris brown here, known as the fastest etch-a-sketch artist.pening as far as today is concerned. a lot of wet weather. afternoon showers and thunderstorms in the gulf. severe storms around the great lakes. monsoonal moisture in the gulf coast. tomorrow, hot and humid weather. strong storms in the great lakes. more monsoonal moisture in the southwest. that -- i love you, too. that's what's going on arnold the country. >>> good wednesday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. as we take a live look outside at san francisco, it's all bright and sunny and we will have some slightly warmer temperatures in spots there, while fremont all busy with some breezy winds. it's 62 degrees as of now but heading into the low to mid-80s. san jose will be at 86 degrees and in palo alto expect a high of 80. 84 today in napa. >> thank you. and that's your latest weather. >> all right, al. thank you so much. >>> we have a new "steals & deals" to tell you about. just sit back and relax. we really mean that. "today" contributor, jill martin, has exclusive discounts th

and we have chris brown here, known as the fastest etch-a-sketch artist.ng as far as today is concerned. a lot of wet weather. afternoon showers and thunderstorms in the gulf. severe storms around the great lakes. monsoonal moisture in the gulf coast. tomorrow, hot and humid weather. strong storms in the great lakes. more monsoonal moisture in the southwest. that -- i love you, o. thatto's >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist bill henley. steamy day ahead. into the 90s today. high humidity. 92 the high. chance of late day showers and thunderstorms for philadelphia, new jersey, and into the levehi valley. it will still feel like the 90s. scattered showers this afternoon or this evening possible in delaware. otherwise hot and humid and 91 degrees. have a great day. you. and that's your latest weather. >> all right, al. thank you so much. >>> we have a new "steals & deals" to tell you about. just sit back and relax. we really mean that. "today" contributor, jill martin, has exclusive discounts this morning to help us unwind. >> literally chill out. it's summer

brown's mother is being held after authorities say she helped him allude authorities. willie king has been arrested as an accessory. he's froeniends and lived acros the street from douglas. chris nguyen, abc 7 news. >>> johnny brown will return to court on friday. his mother will appear for her arraignment tomorrow morning. >>> the 18-year-old driver accused of causing a fatal crash that killed her younger sister pleaded not guilty to manslaughter and dui charges. >>> more than a dozen people joined a prayer vigil today. they prayed at the spot where a 71-year-old man was murdered earlier this month. police believe the victim was shot to death by robbers who wanted his expensive camera gear approximate several of the young people traveled from oregon with the catholic ministry. police are still searching for suspects in that case. >>> the warming has begun. if you've been outside today you probably noticed it. we have sunny skies and warm conditions across most of the bay area now. a little fog at the coast. this is the view from windy conditions. it's 65 in the city. 69 in oakland. 81, san jose. 88 gilroy. check out this view of the fog rolling in. it is 84 in santa rosa now.

brown. tomorrow chris christie will convene a special session of the legislature.he governor issue s executive order shutting down nonessential because of budget impasse. >>> in a tweet president trump posted a video file from a wwe appearance edited to make it look like he is bashing cnn. now it's back to "lockup." >>> nathaniel jordan continues to bide his time in the mental health unit of cleveland's cuyahoga county correction center. gazing out his window, or reading religious books, he has been nothing but calm and compliant. but when he first arrived, it was very different. >> this nation told me to shoot the [ bleep ] in the face! ahhh! >> due to his out-of-control behavior, jordan was never able to be formally booked into the jail. so today officer henderson will take him through the process. >> how are you doing, mr. jordan? make your bunk up for me. i'll take you down to booking and get you fingerprinted. get your picture and stuff taken, okay? >> jordan's stay at the jail is likely to be a short one. he is awaiting extradition on charges of armed robbery

chris. >>> a simple white and brown bow is bringing together neighbors on a block in south philadelphia.53 homes on the block of daily street are donning the bows in memory of andre son who was lost to addiction. it's to pus a face on addiction and erase the stigma. >>jason: my dad taught me to play the piano when i was three. ever since, it's been my passion. going somewhere like the juilliard school seemed impossible. now, i am able to dream bigger. >>joe: hi. this is pennsylvania state treasurer including jason. open a pa able account today by visiting our website at paable.gov. >>jason: start saving to dream bigger today. at paable.gov. fios is not cable. we're a 100% fiber optic network. and with the new fios gigabit connection... you get our fastest... internet ever. with download speeds up to 940 megs - 20 times faster than most people have. switch to fios gigabit connection with tv and phone for $79.99 a month online for the first year. plus hbo for one year and multi-room dvr service for two years, all with a two-year agreement. and switching has never been easier. get out of yo

from the public citing his acquittal in the murders of his ex-wife nicole brown and her friend ron goldman. former prosecutor chris darden played a key role in that murder trial. >> he is the same o. j. i saw in 1994. he is still a narcissist and manipulative person. >> reporter: yet come october, simpson told the parole board he would like to go back to florida where he purchased this home and raised had his children. meanwhile, he still faces the court of public opinion. >> i'm thinking he did his time for that. he's paying now for what he did then. but to me, it doesn't affect my life one way or the other. >> i don't know why he's still in the spotlight. i think he should be -- we should forget about it. >> reporter: in the late '90s, he was found liable for the deaths in his murder trial and ordered to pay almost 34 maryland to the goldman family. they said they've received less than 1% of that amount. live at the breaking news center, keith jones, "nbc10 news." >> today police in chester county searched the home of a mom who vanished more than three months ago. first time state police searched the house in ma

both brown and cuen remain in jail without bail. chrisyen. >>> more bay area waterways have signs warning of blue green algae. it's now shown up at three beaches along the russian river in sonoma county. they say it indicates low levels at patterson point beach and del rio beach. sonoma county officials warn not to drink it or cook with it and keep kids and pets away from the algae. beach goers are being warned to watch out for dangerous large waves and rip currents this weekend. warning will go into effect this friday from sonoma to monterey counties. the national weather service warns the conditions will raise the threat of rip currents squr sneaker waves. they're investigating whether it was a lawn mower that sparked a three acre grass fire today. that burned a grassy lot in sonoma county. fire engines responded quickly and they contained it fast. the lawn mower was burnt to a crisp. >> it is important to remind people that mowing is best done before noon when the humidity is low. >> the flat terrain allowed them to drive directly to t

our correspondent ben brown is in ypres to watch those commemorations and joins us now... yes, chrisind me at the menin gate in ypres which lists the british and commonwealth missing. more than 50,000 names on the menin gate, just a fraction of the human toll of the first world war. the battle of passchendaele in particular began 100 years ago. it began in the early hours of 31 july 1917. it lasted for more than three months. at the end of that, some half a million casualties on both sides killed, wounded or missing. the british and their allies gained only five miles. it was a battle marked by not only the fight against german machine guns that also mustard gas and the martyr. torrential rainfall meant that some british soldiers drowned in the martyr. commemorative events are under way. the duke and duchess of cambridge are here for those. later on, we will hear letters from diaries and readings. dame helen mirren will read some of those. a lot of people came from britain to remember relatives who lost their lives at the battle of passchendaele. this is an opportunity to pay a debt.

. >>> i'm dara brown with the hour's top stories. chrisiving criticism after being seen lounging on a state beach he closed to t ed td to the public government shutdown. >>> and celebrations as the eight-month battle to liberate mosul, iraq from isis appears to be almost complete, u.s. advisers are embedded with iraqi troops throughout the city. battles are still under way in small pockets where isis terrorists are dug in. now back to "lockup." >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >>> at the sheriff al cannon detention center, inmates with major rule violations are segregated in single-person cells 23 hours per day. inside unit a1a, disciplinary segregation. >> isolation segregation, all of it affects individuals differently. depending on the individual. some people like to be by themselves and they function better that way. others, you know, they're by themselves a few hours would drive them crazy, literally. but overall, i think this should be something and it is something in place for consequences of your acti

it's like somebody saying, hey, chris, you're tall and me saying, i have brown eyes. both of those things are true but that's not the same debate. he does this time and time again. he's trying to change the subject. this has nothing to do with the media here. context matters. he knows that. that's why he's trying to change the story. >> david, i think it comes back to what you said, transparency, right? there are bad signs, bad omens about whether or not there will be more transparency. number one, the press briefing no longer on camera. it hasn't been the past few weeks and now it's audio only. they might even try to get rid of that. i understand not wanting to play your hand. that's what president trump said he doesn't like doing, he doesn't like revealing what he's going to do. but you're not supposed to not play your hand to the american people. you're supposed to not play your hand to putin or other people like that. the one good note before i let you talk about transparency, i mean the one for the press, obviously and the american public, is that bob mueller, sp

jersey is closed this weekend as governor chris christie and the democrat led legislature try to hammer out a budget deal. >>> good evening everyone, i'm natasha brownthank you so much for joining us. it is the first state shutdown since 2006. at stake a nearly 35 billion-dollar spending plan. it's now a war of words between the governor and the legislature. "eyewitness news" reporter henry rossoff has the latest. >> reporter: confused drivers were greeted by locked doors at local dmv offices today unable to accomplish even the most basic of business. >> i was hoping to get my registration fixed today but apparently not. >> reporter: he asked us what was going on. >> bottom line is dmv's are closed. >> reporter: after we explained she told us her registration expires today. >> that sucks. so and i can't drive, i can't do anything on the road. >> reporter: and so far lawmakers can't seem to get anything done except point fingers. governor chris christie shut down nonessential state offices and operations after there was no budget vote last night. he put up posters blaming assembly speaker vincent prieto for not allowing a vote that would include stri

chris nguyen, abc 7 news. >> simpson is most often associated with the 1994 stabbing death of his ex-wife nicole brown simpson and her friend ron goldman. he was arrested five days later. he was ordinaried to pay $33.5 million to the victim's families. he was arrested again in september 2007 after sports memorabilia whereas spoelen. a year later he was convicted and sentenced to 33 years in prid. >> we have posted a time line of the key moments in o.j.'s life on our website. you can watch the entire hearing today. >>> tonight thousands of firefighters are battling the fire west of yosemite national park from the ground and air. the blaze is just 10% contained. >> reporter: this fire continues to spread in multiple directions. this is one of them. we're just outside coulterville. we have seen huge plans, helicopters dropping water and retar dent trying to stop the spread of this fire with anxious residents watching from below. >> i come out and from my house i could see the smoke and the flames. >> there we go. >> we're gone for an hour to rescue my grandma's chickens. i got them. we congresswoman back and see

chris williamson, who's the shadow minster for fire services. he joins us live from our westminster studio. good evening. one assumes that you welcome as well the resignation of nicholas paget—browncome as well the resignation of nicholas paget-brown? i think you should have gone earlier to be honest with you. the response from the authority was wonderful. i don't think it is quite good enough simply to replace the leader with another local councillor. and sadiq khan has called for the government to take more firm action and put in place commissioners to actually get the proper organisation to provide a proper organisation to provide a proper recovery service and proper support for the people who have been affected by the support and tragedy. the government has made it clear that for now, it has no plans to do that? is not acceptable. the government has been woeful in a number of different respects. the way the government is talking about providing temporary accommodation, what they should be saying and doing is providing permanent accommodation for people affected. it's no good to say that they are going to provide temporary accommodation and i hear reports that they are plannin

brown live in washington. she has read through jared's statement. give us the headlines. >> this is the first time, chrissyn, that president's senior adviser and son-in-law, jared kushner, is sharing his side of the story about russian contacts and says, point blank, i did not collude nor know of anyone else in the campaign who

chris christie. the governor has denied any wrong doing. >>> small summer pests are creating a big problem. browns or house ants aren't harmful, but they are real pest when is they invade your kitchen or bathroom looking tr water. watch out for black ants because those are dangerous. they eat through wood. much like termites, they can destroy your home. philadelphia's dynamite pest control says both kinds of ants roare locking for the same thin. >> anywhere there's moisture. they like water, sugar and food. >> hearst what we learned tr the professionals. you need to call someone if it you have carpenter ants. brown ants you can buy the ant baits at the store. tomorrow morning, another summer pest. look at them there. mosquitos, the insects can pose a serious health threat. how to stop them in their tracks and how to tell when a bite is something more serious. >>> potentially deadly cargo at the kennedy airport. half a dozen king cobras were discovered in a mail package. customs agents noticed something slithering inside the package. it was supposed to contain a plastic tray. they were turned over

chris froome took the lead of this year's tour de france. andy murray turned up the heat on centre court, and did away with germany's dustin brown in straightical performance from the defending champion, making just five unforced errors in the whole match. adam wilde was watching for us. at wimbledon these days, become less and hope, more in expectation. nobody draws the crowds quite like andy murray on centre court, and with that, comes a certain pressure. a moment of calm before that heat. in his way, dustin brown, few more recognisable, few with a tennis style more eye—catching. murray, though, has the game to match. this was going to be entertaining. 0h, that was brilliant. please in this crowd is what money does best, and he would have two be at his best if you was when to stop too many more shots like this. 0h, you was when to stop too many more shots like this. oh, wow, that was awesome! the first set was won with awesome! the first set was won with a mighty ace, but the celebrations muted, at least for the moment. it took until the second set for the world number one to find the shots that have brought in such success. this is what

our correspondent ben brown is in ypres to watch those commemorations and joins us now... hello, then. hello, christhe last post which is played every evening here in ypres, in memory of those who gave their lives in the battle of passchendaele and other battles around ypres. we are waiting for the arrival of the duke and duchess of cambridge, who will be here for these centennial events this evening. and also king philip and queen matilda of belgian. and both did you can the king will together lay wreaths at menin gate, after the last post. i think we can show you some life pictures now of menin gate. as you were just hearing, to mark the 100th anniversary of the start of the battle of passchendaele, it began, the offensive began onjuly 31, 1917. with the loss of more than half a million casualties on both sides, it lasted more than three months, but only five miles of territory was gained. it was a battle marked by not only muster gas but also months, liquid not, the cause of torrential rain fall. and some of the people who died, the soldiers who died in the bustle, drowned in the mud. let's talk

brown live in washington. she has read through jared's statement. give us the headlines. >> this is the first time, chris and alisyn, that president's senior adviser and son-in-law, jared kushner, is sharing his side of the story about russian contacts and says, point blank, i did not collude nor know of anyone else in the campaign who colluded with any foreign government. i've not had any improper contacts. i've not relied on russian funds to finance my business activities in the private sector and insists no additional meetings with russians other than the four contacts that have already been reported in the media. he did provide fresh details about those meetings. he says besides a quick meet and greet with russian ambassador sergey kislyak the only other one was the infamous meeting at trump tower with his brother-in-law, don junior, claiming he did not read down that e-mail chain where don junior was told he would be receiving incriminating information about hillary clinton. he claimed he would get hundreds of e-mails a day and couldn't read through each one of them and how he viewed the meeting as

chris martin headlines this festival famous for mixing music with politics. mega stars highlight global issues like the environment, or poverty. as for governor browng an international summit is his latest move in climate diplomacy. he recently went to china to discuss cooperation with its leaders. the governor has not said who will be attending this summit, but he's asking political leaders, investors, musicians, mathematicians, students and activists to all take part. eric and ama? >> kristen, thank you. >>> oakland is about to launch a new effort to keep trash out of the san francisco bay. oakland has been under a government order for several years to clean up the problem, or face fines. the city is now devoting nearly $2 million to pay for cleanup crews and install trash capturing devices in storm drains. the push is needed to meet federal standards. >> the federal clean water act is really what's behind this demand that we get trash out of the bay. and trash is coming from cities, from our roads and our storm drains, and it's hurting fish and wildlife in the bay. so cities like oakland need to make this extra effort to keep trash from getting

chris martin headlines this festival famous for mixing music with politics. mega stars highlight global issues like the environment, or poverty. as for governor brown, hosting an international summit is his latest move in climate diplomacy. he recently went to china to discuss cooperation with its leaders. the governor has not said who will be attending this summit, but he's asking political leaders, investors, musicians, mathematicians, students and activists to all take part. eric and ama? >> kristen, thank you. >>> oakland is about to launch a new effort to keep trash out of the san francisco bay. oakland has been under a government order for several years to clean up the problem, or face fines. the city is now devoting nearly $2 million to pay for cleanup crews and install trash capturing devices in storm drains. the push is needed to meet federal standards. >> the federal clean water act is really what's behind this demand that we get trash out of the bay. and trash is coming from cities, from our roads and our storm drains, and it's hurting fish and wildlife in the bay. so cities like oakland need to make this extra effort to keep trash from

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chris murphy used to work here, he's color blind. >> he was he couldn't see red and green? christmas just not the same for him. >> christmas for him was brown. >> i'm not color blind, but i still want match ties and shirts. >> has to be difficult, guys. >> look, why i didn't wear one today. >> thin piece of fabric, we have to figure out whole outfits, shoes, purses and ear innings, no, just one little slip piece of fan rick, so hard. >> we enjoy being a man. >> it is a growing trends. here is another one. parent, sometimes get out of control when they watch their kids play sport. of course here. >> man, are you all all right? >> so this is friday night tikes. >> it gets intense, look at that, so, because of situation g like this, happens everywhere, maybe not to this degree, but people get upset, yelling and screaming, so in south carolina officials have a solution, they say for this problem. they want to do a silence september. and so -- for the silent september it, means three strikes you're out kind of deal. first time the rev will ask the coach to talk to the mom or dad, the second time the rev will tell the coach to do a warning, and t

. >> senator sherrod brown, thank you very much for all your thoughts on what's happening today and in the future. great to have you here. chrisritical election in venezuela. that country has been on the verge of civil war. some would say it's actually tipped over the verge. we have a live report on that crisis next. day 13. if only this were as easy as saving $600 when you switch to progressive. winds stirring. too treacherous for a selfie. [ camera shutter clicks ] sure, i've taken discounts to new heights with safe driver and paperless billing. but the prize at the top is worth every last breath. here we go. [ grunts ] got 'em. ahh. wait a minute. whole wheat waffles? [ crying ] why! "how to win at business." step one: point decisively with the arm of your glasses. abracadabra. the stage is yours. step two: choose la quinta. the only hotel where you can redeem loyalty points for a free night-instantly and win at business. so it only made sense to create a network that keeps up. introducing xfinity mobile. it combines america's largest, most reliable 4g lte with the most wifi hotspots nationwide. saving you money wherever yo

brown admitted to his girlfriend that he had assaulted douglas during the robbery. she, along with cuen's girlfriend, have been charged with covering up the crime. both remain in jail without bail. chris nguyen, "abc7 news." >>> breaking news. one person has died after a ride mall functioned at the ohio state fair. some people were thrown from the ride, but it's not clear why or what happened. ohio's governor john kasich has ordered all rides at the fair shut down. today is the state fair's first day. by mia smith, charged with one count of murder for stabbing the man she lived with at their home saturday night. typically, bail for murder cases for santa teyo county is $10 million. the judge did not explain why he set bail at $25 million. smith is due back in court in two weeks. >>> and a retired schoolteacher has died. he was in italy when he nearly drowned. he was on life support after suffering brain damage. the family was trying to raise $130,000 to pay for an air ambulance to transport him back to california. they announced this morning that he passed away in italy. they're working with go fund me to issue refunds to donors. >>> a group of iowa businessmen is suing united airline

brown admitted to his girlfriend that he had assaulted douglas during the robbery. she, along with cuen's girlfriend, have been charged with covering up the crime. both remain in jail without bail. chris nguyen, "abc7 news." >>> breaking news. one person has died after a ride mall functioned at the ohio state fair. some people were thrown from the ride, but it's not clear why or what happened. ohio's governor john kasich has ordered all rides at the fair shut down. today is the state fair's first day. by mia smith, charged with one count of murder for stabbing the man she lived with at their home saturday night. typically, bail for murder cases for santa teyo county is $10 million. the judge did not explain why he set bail at $25 million. smith is due back in court in two weeks. >>> and a retired schoolteacher hasdied. he was in italy when he nearly drowned. he was on life support after suffering brain damage. the family was trying to raise $130,000 to pay for an air ambulance to transport him back to california. they announced this morning that he passed away in italy. they're working with go fund me to issue refunds to donors. >>> a group of iowa businessmen is suing united airlines

brown from the banking committee. it has broad support in the senate and in the house. if he vetoes a bill, we will override his veto. chris to the big health care vote this week. here's what senate democratic leader chuck schumer said. >> we democrats don't know what our republican friends are planning to vote on next week. i'll bet many republicans don't know yet either. chris: senator thune, as the number three republican in the senate, do you know what you're going to be voting on next week? is it repeal or is it repeal and replace? >> it's voting to get on the bill, chris. it's voting to open the debate. we can't change the status quo which is skyrocketing premiums and collapsing markets out there for way too many americans unless we get on the bill. so the vote will be at some point week to proceed to consideration of the bill. it's a procedural vote at which point all amendments become in order. there'll be an unlimited opportunity for democrats, for ben carden and some of his colleagues to offer their amendments, for republican colleagues to offer theirs to try and improve and strengthen the bill. but you can't do

chris: >> martha: the brutalr and then the chase. a verdict that piled up evidence against the man known as the juice. >> we find the defendant not guilty of the crime of murder of nicole brown simpson. not guilty of the crime of murder of ron goldman. >> martha: after nine years behind bars for armed robbery, and very similar circumstances, if the new day for oj. >> that will conclude this hearing. >> thank you. >> martha: he will be a free man come october. three men who were deeply involved from the first phone call to the double murder at the house on bundy drive. mark berman, tom lange, yale galanter. but first, a look at the 70-year-old as he and his daughter made a case for freedom. >> no one really knows how much we have been through. this ordeal in the last nine years. >> i've have never pulled a gun on anybody. i never have in my life. for trying to retreat, it's been ruled legally by the state of california that it was my property and they've given it to me. i was a good guy. i could have been a better kristen and my commitment to change is to be a better kristin. i've basically lived a conflict free life. the commissioner of the softball league. i don't want to l

brown pickup truck. it has a cap on the back. it would now have front end damage. if you have any information you're being asked to call philadelphia police station. chris brad, thanks. >>> the ntsb is investigate a deadly house explosion in lancaster county. the blast killed a ugi utility worker and hurt two other employees. this happened yesterday afternoon in manor township as crews were responding to reports of a gas odor on the 200 block of springdale lane. the cause is believed to be a natural gas explosion the homeowner made it out safely. >>> right now the search is on for high level administrator with u.s. attorney's office who is missing tonight. police say richard rizzo's family last saw him on friday his vehicle and phone were found saturday a few miles away from his home. >> that area was searched but nothing was found. fox 29's jennifer joyce has mo more. >> reporter: it's day three of the search for missing lower merion man richard rizzo. police didn't want our cameras close to the scene on mill creek road but the cell phone video shows the philadelphia marine unit was present at the search site. police have been focused on the area of ro

brown's and goldman's death. he was ordered to pay the family's a total of $33.5 million dollars.his story has resurfaced in recent critically acclaimed tv documentaries and dramas.in carson city, nevada, i'm chris welch. ( mark ) kron4 was at lucky's barber shop in oakland where people were watching the hearing closely. people there told us it was the right decision to let o-j out of prison. here's one man who went to college with simpson: < "it's very tragic. i mean, he went from humble beginnings to a football star, heisman trophy winner, a movie star, all of those things. to see him fall like this is very difficult">">( mark ) and now that he will soon be out of prison, the cost of o-j simpson memorabilia could see a decline in value. store owners say simpson will likely start signing more autographs again which could lower the value of his memorabilia. (darya) for your health... there has been an increase in valley fever cases in california. the new report from the department of public health says there were more than five thousand new cases last year. health officials say that is similar to the most recent peak in 20-11. kern county saw 22- hundred cases...the highest amount reported.. val