>> what's the problem. >> well, christina other show flip and flop debuts next.out the pregnancy after the first trimester and right before she told their kids. >>> coming up, a slice of our american pie reunion. that's coming up next. and then had his litany of subsequent to tweet about why harden was more deserving and then they got so much flak for it in the in the days to come. they deleted the tweet yeah, so they they didn't even stand behind it right. yeah, if that's the case you're going to be stuff like that you're going to be submitting audit don't back off of it or just own it in lean into it, i would respect him more if you lead into it, but then all this talk about how you're so close and in free agency, you do nothing. >>he resigned annual house know that you're free agency move in the offseaso >>> travel consideration provided by -- >>> we just have the coolest class reunion ever right here on our stage. >> it was one of the best days of my life. honestly. i sat down with the cast of american pie to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the film. it air

>> what's the problem. >> well, christina other show flip and flop debuts next.out the pregnancy after the first trimester and right before she told their kids. >>> coming up, a slice of our american pie reunion. that's coming up next. >>> travel consideration provided by -- >>> we just have the coolest class reunion ever right here on our stage. >> it was one of the best days of my life. honestly. i sat down with the cast of american pie to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the film. it airs one week from tomorrow. we'll give you a little taste of all the good juiciness that came out of this moment. >> bye, everybody. >>> this one time. >> on "e.t." >> luckily they don't finish the sentence. >> it's "entertainment tonight's 'american pie'" reunion. >> look at us, 20 years later, still at it. >> cast confessions, you'll only see here. >> oh! >> are we uncovering set secrets? >> this is like an exclusive. >> why what happened off-screen was even more scandalous than the movie! >> you called me once. >> oh, god. >> set crushes. behind-the-scenes scoop. >> i had a c

spoke with astronauts christina koch and nick hague from oer space. thank you so much for joining us from the international space station, christina and nick. what is the view like from up there today? nick: breathtaking every time you lo out the window. we are actually in a night pass fly over the western part of australia. this is a favorite placee like to be because you can look out the window and see the southern lights, this green glow thatun dances aon the horizon. it is just --it takes your breath away. laura: christina, its almost 50 years since the first moon landing. there is another one planned by nasa. could you be the first femaleas onaut on the moon? christina: gosh, it is a privilege to even have that question posed. i don't necessaril fthink about m that point of view, butg somethdo think about is i will be privileged to know the person that is chosen for that, because cong out of our current astronaut corps, there are a number of a very capable, awesome, impressive, a inspiring people to choose from. we all look to our heroes from the

christina: gosh, it is a privilege to even have that question posed. i don't necessarily think about it from that point of view, but something i do think about is i will be privileged to know the person that is chosen for that, because coming out of our current astronaut corps, there are a number of a very capable, awesome, impressive, and inspiring people to choose from. we h all look to ooes from the apollo program when we move eforward, and train to be ready for anything. laura: nick, did it inspire you to become an astronaut, the first moon landing 50 years ago? nick: being here today, we are here because of the efforts of so many people. the long history, it is a privilege to be associated with that long history of space exploration and the advances th were able to make. we are also here because of the gigantic team it takes to support a mission li this. it is not just the two of us ofre, it is the two of us here and the thousandpread around the globe in different mission control centers. i think that is what inspired me theve most to get invwith

christina, what are your expectations there?> my expectation is that tfe will cut rates at least once in the back half of this year, nd i do believe it is a game changer. if we didn't have the fed take a more dovish turn, i don't think we wou have such a rosie outlook for stocks. but given that the fed has made every indication that it is willing to get more accommodative, i think it is going to provide a put underha stocks should help them counter the kind of headwinds created by the ongoing trade conflicts. >> jim, you see two cuts coming, don't you? >> yes. i mean certainly athe last f 1 c meeting the fed told us unless the uncertainties as they call them related to trade disappear by the end of july meeting they will be easing. how much remains to een. it depends on what the data do, what markets do, what happens on the trade front, et cetera. i am assuming a quarter point in july, another quarter point in september, and then assuminghe economy is not weakening dramatically the fed stops there. obviously it will depend on th

. >> it is good to see you, christina. good morning, i am dave clark. >>> tropical storm barry is growing in the gulf. barry is expected to make landfall early tomorrow morning. the governor of louisiana is warning people, get ready. it could become the first hurricane of the season. new orleans is already getting torrential rain. national guard troops and rescue crews are st it will allow the department of homeland in fema to create >> and a lot of people are preparing for this one. i am worried about my brother lives in houston right along that coast. >> used in this close enough as you know, even if he goes into louisiana. christina, thank you for being here this morning. we do look for this to continue, being barry . it is still moving in louisiana late tonight into saturday. the wind is not a huge factor, but the rain is feeding off of the extremely warm gulf water. it is going to be hurricane strength as we head into saturday. it heads incorrect in central louisiana which will cause all sort of issues. yesterday, the

christina a young lady of verona italy is in reality a university student. but whenever she has the opportunity she slips into the role of juliet's generally at the casa de juliet or the house of juliet. it receives thousands of visitors a day almost all of the making a pilgrimage of faith faith in love. basically whoever touches the breast of the juliet statue will always be lucky in love. and. that's for the rest they can write and ask for advice and they're taken quite seriously. every day volunteers answer the letters every single one at the club d.j. the voluntary secretaries of juliet among them christina spend give each letter personal attention letters such as this one. that i do and america. there's a person in my life very close to my heart we've been together for 4 years now but nothing's happening between us anymore. should i look for a new love or try to find happiness in this relationship maybe no love has left. clues help me to understand and to. verona northern italy has become the city of love inseparably bear on to the story of shakespeare'

christina. >>now the last update that we had is that that second new word baby very luckily is still in stable condition and receiving medical treatment right now we're going to continue to check in on that all morning. obviously a lot of people really wanting to know how that second newborn is doing now this all happened yesterday around 4 30 in the evening here in fairfield and actually happened off of a shopping in a shopping complex off of highway 80 and pittman road close to the skandia fun center right here in fairfield now what happened was an employee working in a nearby area actually saw pregnant woman multiple times outside of their business to look like she was in pain so he called the police when officers arrived they found 2 newborn abandoned children behind a dumpster one didn't make it the other hanging on for its life that baby is now like ed mentioned at a nearby hospital and in stable condition now during this time, the mother nowhere to be found. officers later found the woman

i want to start with christina. it's possible we've seen today that the president can say something not only evil but also dumb. what did he accomplish today in american history? >> i mean, he shored up his base, per usual, but i think the greater problem is we spend so much time talking about these racist, not racially coded, these racist tweets and his behavior that is getting more and more incendiary and we're not keeping our eye on the ball. you know, we have to keep talking about flint. we have to keep talking about hurricane season and the fact that puerto rico is still without power and medicine and sort of basic needs as american citizens deserve. we have to talk about so many of the social justice issues that this president just continues to ignore. and so, unfortunately, he realizes that this bully pulpit as he gets more and more nervous at 2020 approaches, he has to make sure that he makes his case to the american people in framing it -- because he has failed economic policies it has to be latinos and imm

tadros live in lafayette was what had and christina.y night for 70 firefighters here in the greater east bay, if you see this area behind me dry brush. this is what a lot of the east bay look light looks like. so here in the summer months which means it's very susceptible to fires so they were on high alert last night also the fact that all those fireworks are illegal here as a for any of the law enforcement now get this we have a video a viewer that sent this in from dublin and this is a grass fire that happened and they said the viewer had mentioned to us that there were fireworks that went off in this area just moments before so that's a visual of what crews are looking at last night as they were battling fires now khan fire officials put out some information this morning saying that all evening in just their normal shift and they had to battle 30 7 grass fires that had to do with fireworks officially, they said 5 of them confirmed with their investigations. they you know they had it started burning because of fireworks and right now

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tetreault for news of christina. >>time has a 34 the other big story that we're following comes to us from our south that big 6.4 earthquake that struck southern california yesterday. it's the strongest quake to shake california in 20 years. and this morning there was a 5.4 aftershock. a in the epicenter at ridgecrest kron four's vicki liviakis has more. >>home security camera captured the moment the quake hit if you are. >>video last chattering at a time of tactics clinic near the wrest it destroyed literally everything that had. >>flat screens, my dresses are not over. >>the kern county fire department tweeted it was responding to nearly 2 dozen incidents, ranging from medical assistance to structure fires. >>there is some structural damage to the hospital. there is some sprinkles that are leaking a local hospital had to be evacuated. >>amid repeated aftershock we have about an 80% chance of at least one magnitude 5. about a 9% chance that something larger than 6.4 kerr could occur over the next week. >>images post

as christina will tell you that is one bathwater. about 86, 87 sometimes. about 50 miles an hour now so it might get hurricane strength. if it does it will be a catagory 1 but the storm surge, 3 to 6 feet. a very low lying area. as well as what looks like to be a big-time rain event. some project over a foot of rain and 70 miles an hour saturday morning when it moves into south-central louisiana. thank you for that. 50s on the thames, fremont at 57. 60s in stanford, 56 foster city. pacifica, 53. temperatures will be warming up inland but not on the coast. if you are away from the coast it will be warm to hot, 90s. around the bay, fremont, 80. san francisco, 66. that is the pattern that favors areas inland as high pressure builds from the four corners. water temperatures are cold. very cold, 50s and 60s around the coast. the high will eventually kick out of here but not until probably sunday into monday. until then watch out for the sierra, some thunderstorm activity. the fog will keep most of the coast in the 60s. a breeze but not that strong. temperatures

>>it's causing quite the problem with muni and with bart accomplished christina tape cho has on the first part of our team coverage area to robin was all of this as well, but right now live from the embarcadero station. it's still pouring down. >>you know it is still pouring down just below me in the bart station you will be seeing a ton of water in just a little bit wet. writers we're seeing all morning because up here on the muni level there is actually basically a main break when they were going through their system early this morning before any trains were operating there was kind of a system failure which caused all of that water to go ahead and leak they did turn off the system, but it right now they're still draining it because the system is so large that when you go out down into bart it's going to basically look like it's raining and their crews down tre cleaning it up right now it was quite the situation it started around 3 30 this morning actually joined with the live here. i am i'm right here have got whatever spokespeople with us muni coming in to tell us a little bit about w

>>she turned a memo machines karin christina and her mom mary spent part of their saturday at an outdoor birthday party they had been out there for a couple hours and then i guess they went to the nail shop and when they got home when they got home the 6 year-old says her mom wasn't acting right. i said could tampa see if she is home. >>cheney so want to be she she'll a game there may be juice. >>starting mary black doubt christina called for help as soon as i picked up the phone she said graham icing emergency and i said what's wrong. she said it's my mom and she's not talking and she won't opener us heard hey he. >>sheens years has seen aaron and me of she said my mom won't talk to me she won't response law said i'm going to call 911 and when the sun and alyssa say can you open the door and she can try and i said you you can you do a grand baby. she said. >>i think ikea grandma. she did and paramedics quickly got who'd suffered heat stroke, the warning signs are exactly what her daughter described the pair was only outside about an hour and a half but staying hydrated is critical in th

christina was like the pied piper. the kids were riveted.ool and she'd say are you a kid or a teacher only kids and teachers are allowed. >> only kids and teachers, and so we kind of repeat throughout the book, sorry grown-ups you can't go to school for those of you at home you have to read it with gusto, you have to promise me you're going to read it with gusto, and you really have to get them going on this chant sorry grown-ups you can't go to school only kids and teachers, only kids and teachers. >> it's really, really a cute read and obviously like the second in a series, but we're seeing the characters kind of develop because we had the first book, which was all about bedtime ritual, which is another thing. i get all my best parenting advice from christina basically. >> by the way, so do i. >> i get it from my mom who's here in the studio buddy's bedtime battery features the same brother and sister, lady and buddy you got to know lady a little tiny bit this that story, and now she's a more central character in this one. >> your daughter

reporting live here in fairfield christina tetreault kron 4 news. >>ok, thank you christina now let's get back to the latest in the wake of the gilroy shooting at the garlic festival it turns out that that's going to be an active crime scene for days from force will tread actually out there right now where the fbi will you say is going to be there for at least a few more days collecting >>at least through thursday and they have proof why they need to shut it down because over the past couple of days, james, and area because they preserve this scene there were able to remove a bag near the creek area, full of ammunition that they say belong to send tino leg and so they don't know if there's more evidence but they obviously can't rule it out and they've already said this area is even bigger than they thought which is why they continue to get help from many law enforcement agencies and this area still shut down. let me show you a picture of the gunman 19 years old 17 oleg on. they say on sunday he cut through some fencing bypass the metal detectors cam

. >> good morning, christina and dave. san francisco, los angeles, among those cities being targeted as part of this immigration effort here across the country. now they'll be seeking out as we understand about, about 2,000 people with final orders of removal, including families whose cases have been fast tracked by judges. cities and counties around the bay area are banding together to protect immigrant communities going forward. >> the county has invested resources to make sure that anyone who gets caught up in a raid has legal representation. we want people to feel empowered. >> oakland's mayor also speaking out joining a cho chorus of add have groups. san francisco's mayor will hold a briefing today in advance of the expected customs enforcement raid to reaffirm the city's policies and inform residents about their rights and resources available to them here in the city. we will continue to monitor developments anwe will get coverage of that announcement coming from san francisco's mayor later on this morning. for now,

live in san francisco, christina rendon. >> time is 7:31.in san francisco's tenderloin. police are searching for the driver of a big rig at 5:45. you should avoid that area. >> we're told the victim as serious injuries. traffic is impacted by this crash investigation. it's also impacting muni service. we'll have an update on the situation and rest of the morning commute. good morning sal. >> good morning muni and dave. buses go through the area, fifth and market. you might have to get off a few streets early. you may want to think about doing something else downtown or something else because of delays. one of the busiest areas in san francisco and affected by the investigation. let's go to the bay bridge if you're driving into san francisco right now. it's backed up 20 to 25 minutes. no problems on the actual bridge into san francisco. oakland traffic is moving along okay northbound 880, passing the coliseum. we have today a little better commute than yesterday along 80 and 880. it is slow. yesterday we seemed to have a worse commute. silico

in the world isn't europe ok you mention monetary policy what do you think we could expect from christina garden when it comes to policy in the well there might be a negative bias towards her when we look at a come as countries like germany for example that are known to have a sort of more conservative more hawkish approach when it comes to to monetary policy you know less accommodative less creative so christine legarde for example has been calling for a haircut for debt relief in the greek debt crisis that's something that you know german the majority of german politicians fiercely opposed but christina guard was a person who said well we have to relieve greece at least of some of its debt so that the country can actually get back on its get back on its feet so there is the possibility that that she might continue the somewhat more accommodative more creative some people might call it monetary policy of mario draghi has been has been having these for the last years certainly monetary policy hawks german conservative politicians for that for that matter they would've much rather seen the

as it stands christina. meaning winds are not going through here in park and arrow and you can actually tell right behind me they have blocked off the entrance here at the station and we have staff members that have been redirecting people all morning. so if you are taking mines. l m or jay you're going to have to reroute to montgomery. but if you are a paying member here for. one of your muni right you going to get a free bart ride in lieu of that so the keeping that in mind for your morning commute. now this all happened because station flooded early this morning around 3 30 in the morning. when dad you need official union officials told me that they were working on their system and unfortunately there was a malfunction which caused all of this flooding. you can take a look here on the screen you see water falling from the ceiling something you don't. >>clearly normally see here if you are a writer so this is something immediately they have crews down there cleaning up and with mopping up the situation wit

christina coleman is live in los angeles with this story. christina?rter: dana, out of the 22 defendants prosecutors say 19 entered the u.s. illegally over the past three or four years, and now they're accused of nearly 200 crimes in several states including abducting, choking and killing a man who crossed out their gang graffiti. >> the victim was dismembered and one of the defendants allegedly carved out his heart before throwing the body parts into a canyon. >> reporter: u.s. attorneys released photos showing the ms13 members with an machete, guns and showing gang science. the 78 page indictment provides horrific details. prosecutors say some of the crimes involve gang members just trying to move up in the gang's ranks. 16 of the 22 people charged are also believed to be connected to the murders of six other people most thought to be rivals of the gang members. some victims may have been targeted for snitching on ms13. one of the victims was a homeless man who was temporarily living in a park that the gang considered its turf. >> tactics described i

i want to go to christina macfarlane, and i have to tell you christina, martin and i were surprised,heard you say she was demolished. >> yeah, we weren't expecting that. how bad was it? >> reporter: i am not kidding when i said she was demolished. she was beaten by simona halep, in under an hour, 56 minutes, have you ever heard anything like that in a wimbledon final, straight sets, 6-2, 6-2, that hurt probably just as much as not equaling the all time record, this over a player, simona halep who has beaten her once in history. we wondered if the magnitude of the occasion might overwhelm serena, and that's what we saw on court. he was mis-hitting her ball, she never really looked mentally settled throughout the game, and we saw the duchess of sussex up in the royal box, cheering her friend, willing her on. it made no difference, unfortunately for serena. this is now the third straight final that she has lost and the third attempt to go for that 24th grand slam equaling record that she has now failed to do but we have to give kudos to her opponent, simona halep because she said this w

>> christina genler. >> jimmy: all right christina.ause all right, what's the worst excuse you've gotten from a student for not doing their homework [ light laughter ] >> hmm i didn't do it, miss no excuse. >> jimmy: just no excuse just saying, "i didn't do it?" >> i didn't do it. >> jimmy: wow, kids today, huh [ light laughter ] wow, rude. roots, we have our pal christina here she teaches english at brooklyn studio and the worst excuse she ever got from a student is, i just didn't do it [ light laughter ] i didn't do it, miss all right, so this first one, since it's teacher appreciation day, can you guys do it, like a "saved by the bell" type of theme song [ cheers and applause >> yes, "saved by the bell." zach morris. ♪ ♪ christina nice to meet ya of english you're the teache at brooklyn studio i the school ♪ ♪ some kids play sports others play it coo and a lot of kid playin' the fool ♪ ♪ you didn't do your homewor boy your excus it won't work ♪ ♪ i heard i didn't do i before ♪ ♪ every teacher her deserves a raise sure we should b pa

. >> christina, then, what are you looking for ahead of tonight? you heard from the road warrior team. it is a different makeup on that stage tonight. >> sure. yeah. one thing -- we saw this last night and i think we will see it tonight. we forget about, those of us who work in this industry and do analysis, part of this is also speaking directly to the voter and convincing voters of your positions. so i think you saw that effectively last night where both elizabeth warren and amy klobuchar were speaking to voters and more worried about that than necessarily scoring the points. that will be interesting tonight where we are expecting more fireworks and wondering how people will deal with the fight on stage versus the fights for voters's hearts. >> i hope the democrats really lean into the economy. republicans think it is the strength of the president. i think we need to take that away from him. there's evidence out there that shows we can. so i hope we focus more on the economy tonight. i wouldn't be surprised to see tulsi go over kamala harris. or

>>christina. yet a very divisive topic here in town and also quite the talk around town they have 2 potential sites. they'd like to build this a temporary navigation center and it has people a bit up in arms. >>now many have started a change dot org petition for this and it's actually called keep fremont homeless navigation center away from homes and schools and it currently has over a 1000 signatures on it we've had viewers calling in as well as emails being sent to our assignment desk about people saying that they would like to come in and out. address their concerns with city hall saying that hundreds of people have already started to do so. now the city is but in between 2 locations for the center as i had mentioned, it is a parking lot at fremont city hall in the back area or the dakota surplus property which is least area next to reagan nursery. now these 2 locations are within half a mile from food services and bus stops. so the people using the facility can lead over to bart the residents

and santa clara county with more christina. >>it's happening in the spring valley community here in the county and i'm actually at the base of the foot hill area and now that fire started around 5 30 last night and it is still growing is actually just right up into these a winding road that you see i need i want to show you guys and tell you guys what happens is off of swagger and felt her road just about 5 miles behind me caught fire in spring valley fire crew to battle the blaze, it's around 80 acres and likely is now 65% contained. crews will be working throughout the day securing control lines. no injuries have been reported and no evacuation orders have been needed yet. i've been speaking with neighbors who have been walking by kind of on their morning jogs morning walks it's definitely a highly trafficked area by foot and they say you know this is something they're very used to here in the summertime, but it doesn't cause them enough for you to go ahead and move out of the area. >>they're like a small gun like that on fac

and as christina heard, she said we fear the worst. and it's almost like we use these euphemisms because we don't want to even name it. >> we don't even really want to name that fear. and partly because as journalists and as reporters, that's not the story, right? that's not what's happening. but it is the reality of the fear that belies some of that concern, especially for a lot people the city. so i think, joyce, you kind of name what did that feeling is so eloquently. and of course our hearts go out to people like that bride you mentioned to who are inconvenienced in a way that's important to them. >> and, joyce in the meantime -- go ahead, joyce. >> who will end up with wonderful stories to tell once everything is over. so you hope that that's the silver lining and that people won't be hurt that everyone who's stuck in elevators will get out safely. i can't ever remember seeing so many ambulances out on street corners in new york as i moved through mid-town. >> christina said she never heard that many sirens or that many ambulances

take cho has more on that i christina. >>well good morning now this poll was issued last week by president trump's administration and after was announced multiple different bay area. >>activists organizations filed a lawsuit against that and actually this morning just a group of people walked into the court building because they were protesting this morning and they're going to be inside of the courtroom this morning inside. during that hearing and actually i have a legal attorney here with me miss lisa knox joining us live this morning. she's also with a group that is supporting this a lawsuit that was filed miss lisa good intel's which organization you're with and what part you guys have in today's hearing. hi good morning. my name is lisa knox i'm an attorney at central about the lacrosse and oakland. >>and we're here today in support of a lawsuit challenging this role this island and then why was it so important for you guys to come out here and support and you know. >>basically finkel physical representation inside of

christina good morning. >>well good morning as you can tell around we we've got a little bit of fog normally you would have a clear view right down this road here kind of out looking into the city. but right now obviously we have some of cloudy conditions due to all the moisture in the air. but let me tell you if you're driving further into the east bay, this is something that you're not going to see driving in from even wannacry conquered, it is already pretty clear this morning, so this is something that won't be lasting long hair isn't expected to last pretty long care berkeley hills, and as you go into the city there's continuously more fog as well, but that greater east bay area it's coming get incredibly warm this weekend into there are a lot of precautions. firefighters want you to take, especially after there were 3 large fires in the east bay, just this week now i have some video of some of those 3 fires to tell you about i'm very a lot of warnings that surrounded all of those now we have the mitche

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thank you christina and of course. >>to be responsible we have to remind you that on this 4th of july many fireworks are illegal especially in the east bay like contra costa county again all fireworks illegal there every 4th of july officials with the east contra costa fire district say they go to great lengths to try to get the word out to the community not to use fireworks, reminding neighbors that all fireworks in the county, our illegal can't say that enough even those build in places as safe in saying you can't do those in contra costa county. but fire marshal steve albert are obert says that too many people just don't get e word may just i off any way that causes problems. >>and this year they will be as a cruise through the neighborhoods. they will be stopping in confiscating maybe not given tickets in issuing fines. but they will could be confiscated. >>yeah the contra costa county sheriff's office says deputies will be looking for people using fireworks and offenders. it may face fines ranging between $505,000

thank you christina.her center now with team coverage of the hot temperatures will expect this weekend we've got john trouble here looking at how warm it will be and where it's going to be hot isn't really does depend on where you are this weekend exactly out towards the coast. you've got the cost of temperatures but even along the bay james is going to be toasty this weekend. but it's our inland areas that are really going to be taking the cake and again a lot like they did yesterday with triple digits were seen in concord gilroy to livermore at one oh one. morgan hill santa rosa and napa were not far behind at all in the upper 90's to mid-nineties in these areas so it shouldn't be a surprise that fire danger is also going to be a concern, especially for these inland spots as christina nas just saying there's a lot of dry tender out there a lot of people are going to be out and about this weekend with the 5th day in a row now triple digit heat in the central valley. we do have excessive heat watches stre

tate row this morning, hey christina. >>well good morning and happy 4th of july to everyone at home get celebration start off here at 7 30 this morning actually with a pancake breakfast, if you're up nice and early and not sleep in and go ahead and stop on by here. i'm robin comments park there is now there's going to be paying kids were going to have some good cars out here for everyone that they have a whole schedule of events going on today from the kickoff with that pancake breakfast all the way until 11 o'clock at night. now one big thing to really highlight. that's going to be happening at 9 this morning happening at 9 this morning which is definitely a fan the east bay is actually the puppy parade. that's right. they're going to be pups on trade here at 09:00am and we're definitely going to be saying here to show all of you that later today, if you're going to be with us this morning here on kron 4 make sure to stay with us so you get to see. four-legged friend showing off their patriotism. but some other things to

and what we hear christina. >>well the very divisive topic here in town and the city propose a safe navigation center here in the city of fremont now they have 2 possible locations for of the we have people here in the city who don't want to see it really go up anywhere. there is also a change dot org petition that has gone up that acseeing it coming here. now they also we've had viewers calling and e-mailing him about hundreds of residents who have been heading to city hall to express their concerns about this. the city is between 2 locations for the center. the parking lot here fremont city hall in the back area for the dakota surplus property which is leased property area next reagan %% nursery at these 2 locations are within half a mile from food services and bus stops. you can really help people get to bart residents who have not signed or excuse me president who have signed a change org petition do not want to see the center go up near the dakota surplus property saying it's too close to residential areas

i think christina is right, too. there's three elements here that all want and lean towards a july easing one is, of course, the administration, we heard from larry kudlow this morning. but the administration wants the fed to ease. the markets, number two, want the feds to ease, and have priced in at least one ease and some would argue two or three. and then, if you listen to powell's june press conference, he was talking about an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure, right? and that making that statement and getting that called insurance ease right up front makes some sense so should they ease in july? i think that's questionable. and you could make a case on either side of the data. will they? they probably will because you have the administration, the markets, and their own comments in the june meeting. if they don't, he's going to have to walk back those comments, bill, over the next two days in a much more hawkish stance than where he left them in june. >> president trump, christina, has talked about the

good morning, christina. >>well good morning., i'm here in the community of spring valley which is where the fire started burning and actually the base of the foot hills and if you can see up the road behind me there's actually a sign there that says it is block africa. quite some distance so we're not able to unfortunately get any cell service to show you the greater area of where it impacts it is impacting. but it is in basically a residential area up to little foot hills that they have there about an 80 acre fire grew overnight but very luckily, it's about 45% contained. we're hearing from fire crews at luckily, no one was injured. no structures are yeah are currently damage and none are threatened. however they do want to say that this is a huge reminder that right now in the state of california fire season is all year round and with these areas just like these foot hills behind me that are particularly dry. a lot is very flammable and it's very important to make sure to stay cautious. you and your family if you knew lived ne

it's not a compromise christina tain is willing to accept. well judge just given discretion they would not choose the most serious punishment which is the penalty. but. before my a court of appeals judge who has held the death sentences in the past disagrees there was one of the arguments that was taken when it was made compulsory a member 3 it's a little said now you don't have to worry you just convict and then you have to parse the sentence i think that is not quite correct and there may be easy way out but i think judges must still be the conscience of the people. it's also an abolitionist who believes the real problem lies with law enforcement and you don't have to have a death penalty to have people respecting the law. i think the lack of confidence in the enforcement authorities simply because of this ugly. specter of corruption which we have so police of is so embedded in in everything malaysian we will have to make sure that the systems are cleaned cleaned up and everybody has faith in the system. out in the countryside in kuantan we

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it's not a compromise christina tain is willing to accept. well judge just given discretion they would not trust the most serious punishment which is the penalty. but. before more court of appeals judge who has held the death sentences in the past disagrees there was one of the arguments that was taken when it was made compulsory amended 3 they've all said now you don't have to worry you just convict and then you have to pass the sentence i think that is not quite correct and there may be easy way out but i think judges must still be the conscience of the people. it's also an abolitionist who police the real problem lies with law enforcement and you don't have to have a death penalty to have people respecting the law. i think there is really a lack of confidence in the enforcement authorities simply because of this ugly. specter of corruption which was so pervasive is so embedded in in everything malaysian we will have to make sure that the systems are cleaned cleaned up and everybody has faith in the system. out in the countryside in kuantan

christina joins us from one of the locations where folks can rent a bike. christina, i heard you earlier, you didn't want to take off on the bike. how does it work? >> yes, okay, so the law apparently is 18 or under has to wear a helmet. technically, i can ride it, so i'm going to do it. this is live tv. let's hope i don't fall. i'm not going to take the suggestion of our photographer, ben. so, basically how this works is that these new e-bikes are, hear we go. you're still following me. i got stuck on this protected bike lane. i ring a bell. apparently, these are working in the city because of this permit by the sfmta. you can take a look at the video we shot of these new e- bikes. apparently, this is following a court proceeding. maintain an exclusive contract to operate e bikes here in san francisco. that court order says they cannot operate with any other company for these station bikes. these are under the name of bay wheel, in addition to the other company or the other bikes, i should say, that are called ford e bikes. they are the classic pedal only

she has the latest christina. officials have not said when or where these raids will take place but the president did say they are going to be happening today and they are expected to take place in many different cities across the us including san francisco along with atlanta denver, los angeles and new york officials say the focus will be on undocumented immigrants who already have court orders to be deported. the raid could last several days city officials here in the bay area have said they will not help federal officials in the raid. some city state and national leaders have called operation fear mongering said they will not be cooperating. well the president and his administration insists they are just carrying out the law. >>a criminals as much as we it starts on sundays and they're going to take people out they're going to bring him back to their countries. >>this is an attempt. to intimidate immigrant and latino communities across the country. these are honest hard working people who are immigrants many of

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