dodger clayton kershaw, and music from train. with cleto and the cletones. and now, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hi, everyone. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for coming, thank you for watching. [ cheers and applause ] i adopted a dinosaur. isn't he cute? isn't my pet, his name is baby t., i've had him since he was an egg. since we have a new baby in our house, and apparently dinosaurs and babies are a bad mix, i thought i'd bring him out here and see if anyone wants to adopt him or take him -- [ cheers and applause ] anyone? anyone care for a dinosaur? yes, yes? oh, yes. come here for a second, yeah, you right there in the front row, yes, yes. where do you live? >> i live in minnesota but i'm from germany. >> jimmy: you're from germany, this will be perfect back in germany, then. do you have a yard in minnesota? >> yes. >> jimmy: okay. here you go. this is for you, then. don't worry. right there, right there, right there. then -- right there. guillermo will show you. lead him right there. there you go. okay, thank

from your los angeles dodgers please welcome clayton kershaw!nks for coming. >> absolutely. >> jimmy: do you watch "the bachelorette"? do you know what's going on there? >> i do. she made the right choice. he played baseball, right? he's in great shape. looks really good, really good. >> jimmy: that's quite an endorsement. >> yeah. >> jimmy: you watch with your wife, i assume? >> when she's there. >> jimmy: with the guys. in the old days the players would watch -- because they were in the clubhouse all day, they'd watch soap operas, "all my children" and stuff. does that still go on? >> i'm a big "price is right" guy. i'd wake up, go straight to "price is right," that would lead into "matlock." my two hours were set. >> jimmy: what channel are they running "matlock" on nowadays? >> that's a little back then. i can't find it anymore. >> jimmy: i gotcha. well, you're having an unbelievable -- whatever you're watching it seems to be working for you. unbelievable. you guys just got back from, over the weekend, went to san francisco. played your arch

>> it's distinctive, clayton, wake up. >> who is that? >> colonel david hunt. >> ains earhardt, good morning. >> good to be with you guys this morning. >> nice to he so you. we have news this morning. you may have seen the president speaking yesterday scolding republicans urging them to act urgently as he said on the 3.7 billion-dollar request for funding that he says will be used to secure the borders. now we know partly what that money would be used for. not necessarily building a border fence or securing our southern border but, instead, clayton, what? >> so top of the list? schooling. get these kids in school. get them started. goff k through 12. healthcare, covering your healthcare costs there of course taxpayer dollars going to the welfare of these children, and lawyers. they need to lawyer up. if you break all the numbers down, i think it comes down to about $67,000 per illegal immigrant that comes into this country. $67,000 per person that comes into this country. >> upfront cost for social services. >> so you show up in this

>> thank you, clayton.ince before the second world war due to budget cuts. we knew that was coming. as battles in the middle east get bloodier and world becomes more dangerous. why at the same time are our soldiers getting pink slips, some of them while deployed abroad. here to discuss it former army captain served in iraq thanks for joining us. >> you wrote a piece in the "new york post" so interesting and sad. pointing out that hundreds of army captains have received pink slips while serving abroad. >> >> we expect a wind down, a force reduction. as we come to the close of wars. we have never in the history of our country been a force reduction concurrently fighting the war. we are still in afghanistan. so 1100 captains receiving word they are going to be released within the next nine months. that's just going to put a further borderren on the remaining population. >> some of them received that word again while they were in afghanistan. >> yes. that's, you know, imagine having that phone call calling your

go clayton, go clayton, go clayton.t we have to talk about is this deliciousness over here. >> we do all our pastries in in-house. >> i have never seen a biscuit this tall. >> oh, yes. >> you know what this looks like? it looks like lincoln's hat. >> that's what we were going for. >> lemon meringue in a cup? >> in a mason jar. we have passion fruit puree on top of that, as well. >> and the waffles and the chicken, they go together? >> we on do a bacon cheddar waffle, a dry cherry waffle, plain belgium waffle. >> name of the restaurant again? >> sweet chick. >> thank you so much. >> do you mind if i eat this right next to you? >> please do. >> and as you do, coming up, college graduates struggling to find work and now let's get a whole lot worse. why raising minimum wage may hammer young americans. >>> and this little boy getting an honor only 100 people have ever received and it's perfect for the fourth of july weekend. that brave kid going dutch, coming up. quiet! mom has a headache! had a headache! but now, i& don't.

live in clayton. arrested after he sent fake text messages to teenage girls to get them to send paragraph photographs. more than 50 pictures were found when deputies arrested scott angelo. the 29-year-old sent texts to teenagers posing as a relative who had changed his phone number. the texts asked the girls to send pictures if they were interested in modeling for a swim suit line. >> they were definitely criminal to -- ask and solicit teenagers to take these pictures. it's not something that a normal person would do. >> at least five girls from santa cruz responded along with teenagers in indiana and maryland. deputies say they believe there could be more victims and are asking anyone with information to come forward. >>> seven people are living living in temporary housing after a fire damaged their apartment. it started at about 8:30 last night just north of the alameda county fire fairgrounds. it took 30 minutes to put out the fire. it damaged three units and destroyed one. it started in the kitche

. >> this april in oklahoma, inmate clayton lockette died 43 minutes into his execution, sparking a debate about lethal injection. tonight arizona's governor is

dodger clayton kershaw, and music from train. with cleto and the cletones. and now, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hi, everyone. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for coming, thank you for watching. [ cheers and applause ]

last night they were shut down by dodgers clayton kershaw.ere's the highlights in this morning's sports. >>> good morning. later today the giants will look to jake peavy to prevent a sweep by the first pitch at 5:00 p.m. you can watch it on our sister network espn. last night the giants were shut down by dodgers' ace clayton kershaw. we are the highlights in sports. >> good morning. later today the giants look to jake peavy to prevent a series sweep by the visiting dodgers. that's because he was acquired in a trade about boston. he arrived at&t park in the sixth inning. and meanwhile the dodgers have clayton kershaw on the bum. the early 1-0 lead. the giant juan in the fifth. cleat game two-hitter. stuck out 7. in the sixth. uribe dumps one out again. crawford scores again, the dodgers retake first place in the west by a half game. peavy makes his giants starting debut tonight. >>> sunny gray trying to finish july perfect 5-0 and extend his personal win streak to seven games. 105 degrees game time in texas saturday. a's trailing 1-0. that's t

the dodgers have as, clayton kershaw, former giant juan in the fifth line, the base hit to left, ryan song. punches out the side in fact fifth. a complete game two hitter. he struck out seven. in the sixth strikes again into right center. crawford scores again. giants shutout 5-0. the dodgers take first place in the west. >> sunny gray trying to finish july a perfect 5-0 and extend the win streak to seven games and would get it done. 105 degrees at game time in texas. john going to right. two-run shot. next batter, home return derby champ, same spot, 17th of the year, 3-1 a's and once gray had the lead, it was over. goes six and 2/3rds. he's 12-3. four home runs in the game for oakland. josh donaldson, solo shot. his 22nd of the year. 5-1 the final. >>> nfl training camp is about position battle. the competition frank gore, it won't be kendall hunter. in 2012 he suffered a torn achilles tendon and returned to play all 16 games. hunter will miss all the games. >>> long-term he's gore's projected successor. both games and hide talked about their fallen teammate. >> watching him at pract

. >> let's go to clayton county, georgia to exotic pleasures, an adult store. the guy in the red tank top is a security guard. watch what happens to this poor guy. >> did that guy shoot him? >> yes, he was not hit, but the masked gunman opening the door shoots at the security guard. >> oh. >> over his head. the guard dprefreaks out, the g drops to the floor, and the gunman runs. the security guard may be there for a reason because just this past winter, the same store in clayton county was robbed twice by another masked man. this guy was wearing an incredible hulk mask. there you see the robber in the doorks but there is no security guard at the time. no word if this robber was related to this masked gunman that tried to rob the store recently. >>> at first glance, this looks like this man is just going to check on the bushes. >> daily activity. >> sometimes you have to check your bushes. >> on this day, there was more to the story. as todd is closer, he's going behind the bushes, and there's a window well there, and in the well is something that needs to be re

>> scotty mchoty. >> clayton, in to you. >> clayton, you're next. >> i have to follow that. taped his.u? wife nearly giving birth iné.ñ?e car. >> ow! >> that's a techy dad. the husband behind the camera is here along with his wife and new baby. we'll see if he brought the go pro. >>> and the american dream is still alive. how you can get this home for under $300,000 and two more just like it. first trivia question this morning. born on this day in 1963, this actress is known for her role on "days of our lives." who is she? be the first to e-mail us with the correct answer. ♪ ♪ guy: ok, and just click on the one you want. woman: but, but, jimmy. all of these travel sites seem the same. captain obvious: i always use hotels.com. with their loyalty program, i get a free night for every ten nights i collect. so they're not the same, because they're different. woman: jimmy look, this one has a king-sized bed. captain obvious: if you're travelling with your grandmother, i suggest getting twin beds. woman: oh, captain obvious, jimmy is not my grandson. woman: man: are you no. jimmy?

abc's clayton sandell reports from denver. >> have your i.d.s ready! who >> you you ask -- colorado's legal marijuana experiment was either going to bring a harmless new gold rush or plunge the state into reefer madness. >> the drug killed the entire family -- >> reporter: six months since the first recreational pot shops opened here, colorado is finding out what's working and trying to fix what isn't. so far this year recreational march wane that dealers have raked in $70 million, giving $11 million in tax rove new. tourism isn't suffering either. >> the government is still making money off arresting people for this where i live. >> reporter: half of linda andrew's customers come from out of state. >> constantly seeing people out of state. they come from someplace where it doesn't exist. >> reporter: but with the good comes the bad. police found a receipt inside the home for pot purchased just three hours before the shooting -- >> reporter: two deaths, including one alleged murder, have been linked to overdoses of edible marijuana mixed into cookies a

that's tucker carlson, ainsley earhardt and i'm clayton morris.ty a few weeks ago and a lot of "fox and friends" viewers were there. and they complained, you never say who you are. you never introduce yourself. and all the shows on fox say who they are. i thought i was sean hannity with the hair. >> you kind of feel bad because you don't want to toot your horn, but you are in your living room and bedroom in the morning so we need to introduce yourselves. >> are we in your bedroom this morning? >> we are glad to be here. prepare yourself. we have pictures of what exactly is happening on the southern border. you followed the story about the unfolding crisis on our mexico/texas border. well, last night on the "huckabee" show. a documentary filmmaker was live on the border with pictures of what exactly it looks like. watch this. >> right now there are border patrol, tons of them, in that preserve trying to apprehend the families that are coming across. move over to the right, you'll see this park. it's completely empty. and this is what scares me to d

abc's clayton sandell. >> reporter: every morning, lauren bobert starts the day with some blush, fixing her near-perfect hair and putting on her sparkley belt. but she's not fully dressed without her bullets and her 9 millimeter semiautomatic. this is a way of life for lauren. a mother of four. >> back up. green's got a gun. >> green got missed. >> go slower. ready? green's got a gun. pull it out, find the front sight. >> reporter: are you a good shot? >> generally. >> reporter: when she and her husband opened this restaurant a year ago in their hometown. >> how was your meal? >> reporter: the gun theme seemed natural. lauren took it one step further. >> i wanted to start carrying just for my protection. this is my establishment. i didn't see anything wrong with that. i began to open carry. and my girls started to approach me and ask if they could open carry, as well. >> reporter: they call the place the shooters grill. where else would you expect to find a place call the shooters grill than right off the highway here in rifle, colorado. >> it is a very common theme here. we see people

clayton sandell, abc news, littleton, colorado. >>> here is a look at your weather. sunny and dry in the fire zones out west. heat, humidity will return to the eastern third of the country. the ohio valley and eastern great lakes will see thunderstorms. some tornados and hail are also possible. >> 80s in southern california. little cooler in the northwest. phoenix should top 100. chicago, detroit, in the mid 80s. washington, d.c., and in the mid 90s. >>> well, when it comes to a uniquely american competition, one family, you might be able to say its the spitting image of dynasty. brian krouse won the cherry spitting competition for the ninth time. his winning pit spit was 80 feet. 8 inches. his father rick came in second. >> brian's younger brother won the competition last year. in fact the krouse family claimed victory 26 times in the 41 year history of the competition. brian hold guinness world record for the longest cherry pit spit at more than 90 feet. his stepmother has won the competition. there are about -- this is a family of great spitters. special saliva or

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we'll have the forecast after a break. ,,,,,,,,,,,, near clayton is just about y contained. the fire broke out around 10 last night, a a car ran into a utility pol >>> a brush fire near clayton is just about fully contained. fire broke out at about 10:00 last night after a car ran into a utility pole and brought down power lines. flames raced up a hill and quickly burned 80 acres. some homes along marsh creek road were evacuated. those residents have been allowed to return home. >>> palo alto police are looking for a man who harassed and groped a woman in a park in the college terrace neighborhood. the woman was sitting on a bench in the park when the man started a conversation with her. he then touched her aggressively and tried to kiss her. she was able to push him away. police describe the man as 45 to 55, about 5'3" with facial hair and a pot-belly. >>> belmont police are looking for a man who stole at least one package from a home on waterloo court. surveillance video showed the theft on wednesday. two similar thefts happened the same day on hallmark drive. the suspect

. >> a brushfire that has burned 50 acres so far and is threatening some buildings in the city of clayton. we've also learned it may have been started by a car. >> let's get rights to our chief meteorologist jeff ranieri who has been tracking the conditions and joins us with what we know right now, jeff. >> right now this is one of the windiest locations in the bay area at the current moment. temperature 52 degrees. so obviously it is is not hot out here. it's a sustained wind at 19 miles per hour coming off of the west and at least five acres have been burned. this is right here march creek road. this is on the eastern side of mt. diablo. as we get you in closer, we know a lot you have that are near here are concerned about the fire, the direction of the winds. right now it is extremely close to leon way, also morgan territory road, oak hill lane a lot of this smoke, and hopefully any embers from this fire would be blowing away from you at this point. but if you're near oak hill lane, leon way or morgan territory road, those are the areas you need to be on alert about, because we know ho

clayton? >> oh! just got shocked.> hey, want to light up, but you don't have the dough to do it? good news, at least if you live in berkeley, california. the city council there unanimously approving a new rule to force medical marijuana dispensaries to give away 2% of their weed to low-income patients. here to react is recovering drug addict and head of the international faith-based coalition, bishop ron allen. ron, nice to see you this morning. why is this not a good idea? >> this is a terrible idea. berkeley city council have left this great nation wondering what rationale behind this asinine, over-the-top, vocashious thinking of theirs. it's just absolutely amazing that wanting to give the homeless and the low-income individuals in berkeley marijuana -- number one, it's not going to help, and it's going to cause -- and here's a very important point -- it's going to cause berkeley, the city of berkeley poverty rate and low-income rate to move through generations. >> let's put this number up on the screen, ron, becau

>> abc's clayton sandell. thanks so much. let's bring in the meteorologist from our cleveland affiliate. wews. we heard about the hot and dry conditions out west. when are firefighters getting a break? >> some are getting a break and will continue. take a look though. not everyone. monsoon season in full effect denver down to fee mix. but california left out to dry. keep in mind that state under a severe drought. >> the weather worries aren't limited to the west. we have severe in the midwest. >> tonight and tomorrow. you see where we're expecting severe weather from milwaukee down to chicago. the bigger story is tomorrow heading back to work. take a look here. it expands. some 40 million threaten from the great plains all with the way up into new england. >> thank you so much. >>> it's been a bloody holiday weekend in chicago with overnight gun violence bringing the total number of people shot since friday in the windy city to as many as 50 according to reports. six of them fatally. it should be noted chicago has some of the

he used to ride his bike in clayton to work too. >> tell me what you remember about your brother?> he was always really nice, and, yeah, his personality was great, always fun. >> dusty, what do you remember about your brother? any stories you want to share with us? >> he was a great athlete. he took me to wrestling practice when i was in 4th grade and he was in high school. he was just really fun. >> uh-huh, and, robert? >> always happy, outgoing, and talked to everybody. just a really fun person. he always wanted to have fun. >> so he was a good guy? >> yeah. >> i was asking whether who was the biggest problem in the family, and you all pointed at each other. julie, what are some of your fond memories about your son? >> he was just always positive. i don't think i've ever known anyone as positive as him. he was an inspiration. i mean, in fact, he received the most inspirational kid when he was in high school. he got an award for that. he was always involved in the community. he did coaching. he was a camp counselor for outdoor ed for both of the boys, dusty and robert, when they

abc's clayton sandell is in the storm zone for us tonight. >> reporter: outside chicago, ea earlville, illinois the real windy city, gusty winds powerful enough to do this. storms electrified chicago overnight from the sky scrapers to the stadiums. at o'hare airport, swamped passengers struggling to catch a plane could have used a boat. >> we're going to miss our plane. >> reporter: part of the same system that left neighborhoods across the midwest riding the rapids. >> the road is buckled! >> reporter: the ground so is saturated it's giving way, swallowing cars whole. in iowa, the water is going down, but the heart break only rising. this is the storm drain where 17-year-old logan blake was swept away on monday. a buddy tried to rescue him but you can see the pipe is so wide and there was so much water, both were just sucked right in. swept into a subterranean nightmare of raging rain and water. logan's friend was carried for a mile and a half ending up in a lake with only minor injuries. logan's family held out hope. >> he's a very athletic, strong willed kid. made a quick little mi

abc's clayton sandell with that story tonight. >> reporter: when this avalanche suddenly bears down onatrick sweeney. >> i felt like an antelope being ripped down by a lion at the waist. >> reporter: it not only traps him but his two kids -- 9-year-old p.j. and 11-year-old shannon. >> i was pretty scared. for me, it seemed like it suddenly came really fast. >> reporter: they were rescued trying to become the youngest to ever scale this mountain in the french alps, in an area known as the corridor of death raising the question about whether young adventure seekers and their parents are sometimes taking too many risks. >> i think one of the great benefits of letting children experiment with risk and take small risks is that they develop confidence that makes them bold both in their thinking and in their actions. >> reporter: mackenzie wethington said she made the choice to sky dive on her 16th birthday. >> i remember jumping out of the plane and looking up and seeing that there was a complication with the parachute. >> reporter: in trouble she plummeted 3,000 feet crashing into an oklaho

next, clayton kershaw dominates the giants. ♪watching everybody eating ♪what they want all day ♪oh this tasteless cardboard ♪brings me nothing but more shame ♪ ♪turning every turn until i find something right♪ ♪and it...takes my breath away >> there's an epidemic are prescription drug abuse and a rising heroin abuse. coming up, meet a recovering drug addict and learn hundreds of parking he got help before it was too late. and a mother who found her son in the arm with a needle in his arm and the doctor who runs a treatment program that made the difference. >> it feels great to have my life back. i went through a rotten chain of experience but the lessons i have learned have been invaluable. >> we will also provide a lot of resources to get help. join abc news anchor cheryl jennings for beyond the headings at 10:00 a.m. on abc7. >> cal trains riders could get some relief from the muffled sounds played inside the train station. as jonathan bloom found out, a new sound system is in the works. [clanging bells] >> from the clanging

last night the giants were shut down by dodgers' ace clayton kershaw. we are the highlights in sports. >> good morning. later today the giants look to jake peavy to prevent a series sweep by the visiting dodgers. that's because he was acquired in a trade about boston. he arrived at&t park in the sixth inning. and meanwhile the dodgers have clayton kershaw on the bum. the early 1-0 lead. the giant juan in the fifth. scored carl crawford. kershaw punches out the side in the fifth. he struck out seven. in the ex-th, uribe dumps one into right center. crawford scores again, the dodgers retake first place in the west by a half game. peavy makes his giants starting debut tonight. >>> sunny gray trying to finish july perfect 5-0 and extend his personal win streak to seven games. 105 degrees game time in texas saturday. a's trailing 1-0. then john jaso goes deep. once gray not lead, it was over. strikes out the side the bo to the tom half of the 6. four home runs in the game for oakland. josh donaldson, solo shot. 5-1, the final. >>> nfl training camp for about

abc's clayton sandell shows us how he was finally taken down by police. >> reporter: this wild crimeee startled at 2:40 p.m. yesterday. police say christopher sullivan and a female accomplice sped off after a routine traffic stop, getting away. 30 minutes later, allegedly carjacking another driver. >> someone stole his subaru at gunpoint. >> reporter: armed with a handgun and rifle, police say the pair crashed that car, then stole a truck belonging to a coworker of bush sutter. >> the guy pulled out a machine gun and started shooting at him, so he dove in the pushes. >> they have the high ground on us. >> reporter: deputies call on a tv news helicopter for help. >> king six, we need those updates from the news helicopter asap. >> reporter: the female, a juvenile, is in custody. sullivan keeps going, trying these trucks for a getaway, then walking into this house. the couple inside had no idea he was there until this --their stolen suv comes crashing through the garage door. soon, the car gets stuck and sullivan heads for a major interstate. >> he is getting ready to hijack another ve

i've witnessed three other executions before clayton locket's. you know, the drugs that were previously used can no longer be found in enough quantities and so they're looking for alternatives. ma daz lamb is the common denominator in ohio. the experts have said it is a sedative, not an anesthetic. probably not appropriate to truly anesthetize someone before a proper drug is given to kill them essentially. oklahoma has it in the protocol. oklahoma used it on clayton locketh for the first time. arizona, same situation. ohio, same situation. it's also been reported to have a problem in florida. i think they're going to have to re-examine whether this drug can be used in executions effectively. >> you can't exactly test it beforehand. how do they determine what combinations they can use? on who and how? >> that's one of the problems. you have prison officials and in some cases prosecutors sort of trial and error and using what other states are doing with very little help from medical officials who don't want to be any part of the process. >> it's ve

clayton sandell, abc news, manitou rings, colorado. >>> here's a lk at your friday forecast. heavrain from louisiana to the mississippi eyvall. it's going t be windy in the uppemidwest and northern plains. thunderstorms inhe mountain west. >> 7 in e s from neww >>to the k centopening day at del mar ri. and clean thete toil now every time you go, lysol ea for you. new lyl no mess max gives you max clning with every flush. while its fragrance gels release 4 weeks max freshness. that's what i ke to hear. soone cleaning the tlet for me. lysol. srt healthing. you get used tfood odors you think it smells fine, but your guests think it smells like this... you get used tfood odors you t( sound effects )ne, febreze air effects workinstantly to eliminate odors you've gone nosebnd to. it smells so much tter! so y and your guests can breathe happy. she loves hop online with her deb card. and so does bill, an identity thief whstole mary's identy, took over her bank accounts, and stol her hard-earned money. unfortunately, millions of americans just like you learn alit may take is a little

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chris and clayton coming up in "fox and friends." in a few minutes. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> 4th of july.baiting what it means to be a proud american. >> we are spending the day in centreville, ohio, where the largest 4th of july festival in the place -- state is taking place this morning. >> reporter: we are here in centreville, ohio, for the 41st annual americana festival, the largest festival of its ciepped in the -- kind in the state. fox news channel is showing off the proud americans of centreville. let's see what they're all about. in the nation's best independent pizza place to adorable pups, the city of centreville has it all. >> you can't get any more american, apple pie, grandma. unbelievable. >> they mow yards, take care of cars. it's been a wonderful experience to see the support the community gives to the military. >> centreville has been around since 1796 and have the history to prove it. several original buildings are still standing in the city and the historical society preserved them so visitors can take a step back in time. with so much american history at their finger

and there are hundreds of thousands of other suzy claytons out there. premiums are pretty affordable. well, the critics said all right, we'll concede that more people are getting covered, we'll concede that they are using the care, we'll concede that the premiums are affordable, in part because you're spending all of this money on premium assistance, but you're going to just start spiraling health care costs. well, that didn't come true either. with april's updated c.b.o. projections, spending on major federal health care programs, medicare, medicaid and the a.c.a. subsidies, has now been revised down wrda by $900 billion. that's .5% of g.d.p. since the 2011 projections. so in three years, c.b.o. has pushed down its projections of ten-year spending by $900 billion. here is an even more stunning way to think about this. if you look at what c.b.o. said we were going to spend on a per-medicare recipient basis in 2010 versus what they now say that we are going to spend on that recipient today over the next ten years, that per-medicare recipient spending lev

>> clayton, go back into the '80s.one of the requirements was it was predicated on i'm going to give them amnesty. we'll put them to work, they've been paying taxes, but we've got to secure the southern border. he was assured, mr. president, we will secure the southern border. it never happened. >> we paid for it and nothing happened. >> planning forward to understand that after the 9th, instead partying with the likes of demi lovato, robert rodriguez. tickets for a barbecue and pick kick costing upwards of $32,000, there is a place that he could be that many americans would prefer. that would be at the border making a strong statement there. >> priorities. what are the priorities? >> lot happening. we want to bring you heather nauert standing by with headlines. >> speaking of that story, more fallout from that immigration mess on the southern border. things getting really heated in a late night meeting in california last night. residents there upset about the hundreds of illegal immigrants who are being dumped in thei

clayton sandell, abc news, denver. >> these storms were part of an unusual weather system making the september. >> sending storm warnings out to millions. our coverage continues now with accuweather meteorologist jim dickey. good morning, jim. >> good morning, reena and devin. an unseasonably cold air mass holds across the midsection of the nation. many spots 10 to 20 degrees below average. held in the 60s in many locations. in the fringes of that seeing some heavy thunderstorms once again. out across the corridor in the northeast some gusty winds, large hail, threat for flash flooding. the storms extend all the way down southward to the florida panhandle. again bringing the threat for flooding along with strong powerful winds. very different story across the west. heat wave continues in the northwest. reena and devin, back to you. >> thanks so much, jim. >>> a terrifying ordeal for an ohio family whose car was swept away by rushing waters. the father managed to grab his 3-year-old daughter and climb a tree where they were stuck for an hour. the mother, meanwhile, was swept four mile

hey, maria. >> reporter: good morning, clayton and anna.ts here in centerville. we're in centerville, ohio, for the 41st annual americana festival, the largest festival of its kind in the state. we'll be sharing the celebration with you all morning. fox news channel is here showing off the proud americans of centerville. let's see what they're all about. ♪ ♪ in the nation's best independent pizza place to real great ice cream and adorable pups, centerville has it all. >> you can't get any more american apple pie, grandma. unbelievable. >> they mow yards, take care of cars. it's been a wonderful experience to see the support the community gives to the military. >> centerville has been around since 1796 and have the buildings to prove it. the centerville historical society has preserved buildings so visitors can step back in time. with so much american history at their finger tips it is no wonder they have so much american pride. over 1,000 flags will be there to greet visitors courtesy of the optimus club. >> if you have one thing that can u

this is on clayton road onramp. an ambulance is headed to the scene. possible injuries involved there. let's go outside to some live cameras starting with golden gate. if you are coming in from marin to san francisco, traffic running smoothly there. if you are further to the north in the east bay traveling along the richmond san rafael bridge, back up there earlier but now disappeared and once you get to the toll plaza at the bay bridge, that traffic is certainly busy there because metering lights were turned on several minutes ago. >>> breaking news overnight. marin county sheriff's deputies are looking for the person who shot a man several times in the face in marin city. despite the violent act, the victim is said to be in his mid 30s and injuries not believed to be life threatening. the man doesn't live in marin city but is known to the community. he was able to walk a few blocks until he was found by sheriff's deputies. abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield will have a live report coming up at 6:30. >>> in the east bay, hayward police are looking for

kershaw scoreless streak ends clayton kershaw coming into tonight with a 36-inning scoreless streak heed the padres down through the first five innings striking out 7 through 5 2/3 innings until with two outs in the 6th chase headley takes him out for a solo home run kershaw's streak ends at 46 2/3 scoreless innings orel herheiser has the record at 59 set when he was a dodger that was all he gave up however pitching a complete-game 4- hitter dodgers win 2-1 they regain sole possession of first place in the n.l. by one game over the giants thus the first time severance sing something as steve not being portrayed as a gold and boring. and looks like he hadn't saved. that's it for the kron 4 news at and get latest news at kron 4 dot com. or download one of our mobile apps. we'll see you tomorrow morning! >>> family wiped out. slaughtered. cops say by their berserk uncle. he's caught in the cul-de-sac with nowhere to hide. >>> then -- >> quit trying to make something happen. >> whoopi goldberg live tv blowup. >> i'm not a little girl with cat claws. >> and it's official, rosie is coming ba

i was one of only 13 republicans who voted to seat adam clayton powell purely on constitutional grounds. only one of 13. i may be one of less than that tonight. who cares. i am doing this away i think it should be done. this is the way i believe i pledged my oath of office. although there were only 13 republicans who voted to seat adams, the supreme court said only 13 republicans were correct because they were first to congress and seated adams. now for the first time in my life, i have to judge a republican, a man who holds the most powerful office in the world. make no mistake about that. i look back over history and try to judge what i should do here. this is the most important thing i shall ever do in my life, and i know it. far more important than whatever happens to me as a result of this vote. i know history tells me 107 years ago, the country was thrown into a fit of hysteria. in less than three days, president johnson was impeached during that fit of hysteria. that has gone down in history as one of the darkest moments in the government of this great nation. i don't propose to

in clayton kids are invited to lead the downtown parade that gets under way at 10:00. redwood city also doing a parade. that starts at 10:00 as well. and hercules there is an independence day parade that kicks off at 10:45. if you want to head up to napa, a fourth of july parade gets going at 11:00 this morning. as we bring you back out to a live picture in downtown danville, you can see thousands of chairs linings the main drag here through the downtown area. all of these people put their chairs down, they staked their claim last night. and they will be back just a few hours from now to enjoy the fourth of july parade. live in danville i'm astasias. >>> illegal fire works are a threat for all bay area cities during the fourth of july. the danger is even greater this year due to our record drought. tara moriarty is live in oakland where crews are already dealing with fire works related fires. tara, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we are here in the oakland hills. the view is amazing. tonight the sky will be it will up with fire works. but the legal kind. the p

for "good morning america," clayton sandell, abc news, denver. >> those are fearless kids.she's going back out next year. >> a good idea for a family trip for you guys. >> no, no, no. flat land in our family. flat land all the way. >>> coming up on "good morning america," "pop news." what happens when this pig finds the attention too much to handle. >> this is a story that makes eating bacon a lot harder for you. it's very cute. keep it here. >> so cute. so cute. wilbur. i'm l-i-s-a and i have copd, but i don't want my breathing problems to get in the way of hosting my book club. that's why i asked my doctor about b-r-e-o. once-daily breo ellipta helps increase airflow from the lungs for a full 24 hours. and breo helps reduce symptom flare-ups that last several days and require oral steroids, antibiotics, or hospital stay. breo is not for asthma. breo contains a type of medicine that increases risk of death in people with asthma. it is not known if this risk is increased in copd. breo won't replace rescue inhalers for sudden copd symptoms and should not be used more than on

. >>> and finally tonight clayton curshaw was on jimmy kimmel live last night. he showed off the pitching skills at jimmy's expense. >> you have a baseball and it's not a regulation baseball but it's going to hurt my head if you hit me in the face with it. >> no promises. >> does that look like a good spot. >> yeah sure. >> oh sorry. oops sorry. what an off day. >> whoa! >> real baseball or not that could not have felt good. >> thank you ducis. >> students that have overcome adversity. got their rewards tonight. glasgow smith klein -- four college bound men and women got their money for tuition and books, they were trium >>> today 76 for the high. some people like it like this. it's a nice break for the heat and humidity, but we'll get the humidity back. the action cam is taking a look in gladwyne overlooking the schuylkill, the clouds were bubbling up in the afternoon, that happens when you have cooler air higher in the atmosphere. we saw this earlier today but the weather highlights showing we have a fall preview underway tonight and tonight will feel like fal

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here is more from abc's clayton sandell. >> reporter: the rivers are rising in the tiny colorado towne holding their breath. two days of heavy rains in a place still trying to recover from historic flooding. >> the river came right through. >> reporter: a wall of water 10 months ago took out most of the homes in linda hubbard's neighborhood including hers. 2/3 of her neighbors are gone. >> they may or may not come back. >> reporter: this is why the people in lyons are so nervous. they have a river here and few feet away another river. the exact spot when it comes together. and when it floods this is ground zero. five states are under a flash flood watch. two days of drenching put new mexico farm lands under water. >> there is no way for me to divert this water. >> reporter: in denver, the water trapped people in their cars. some took to canoes. a mudslide closed a major colorado interstate. >> you can see how high the water was. and it left me with virtually that high of gunk. >> reporter: linda hubbard is now rebuilding her house, but with one very important improvement. >> i have to