clayton has headlines. clayton? clayton: thanks, sandra. clashes erupting after counter protests popped up in some of those cities. [screams] objects and punches thrown in seattle where about 100 protesters met anti-sharia law protesters making several assault. we spoke to some of those protesting radical islam. next hour. top aides still have security clearance. is that normal. the department of state is not done investigating the email scandal. when clinton resigned in 2013, she negotiated continuing access to classified documents for herself and six staffers under the designation research assistant. it's now been nearly a year since the fbi concluded that she was reckless with top secret information. well, this is war. a florida sheriff sending his message loud and clear on social media urging people to arm themselves in case of an unseen attack. >> in my book, what's next is to fully understand that this is war. and you better be prepared to wage war to protect you, your family, and those around you if attacked. clayton: sheriff wayne i

clayton: sandra over to you for headlines. sandra: thank you, clayton.ic sea yesterday. the u.s. department of defense claims the intercept was safe. montana representative elect greg gianforte will plead guilty to attacking a reporter. >> i'm sick and tired of you guys. the last guy that came in here, you did the same thing. get the hell out of here. sandra: that incident taking place last month, the day before the special election. gianforte is expected to enter his plea on monday. he will also be sentenced that day. the misdemeanor assault charge carries a maximum six months in jail. the mainstream media throwing itself a pity party over the latest white house seating assignment. several journalists taking to twitter to complain that they weren't front and center at president trump's press conference with the president of romania yesterday. a bloomberg reporter tweeting this picture saying assigned to the back rove the press conference but in good company with the "new york times." and cnn's jim acosta acting as if he was in a time-out. saying cnn was

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clayton: clayton, is she a liberal? clayton: yes. abby: we were talking about roe v.ssue, and if you have someone new coming in, anything could happen. pete: if you voted for president trump you voted in part because of the list of supreme court justices he might nominate, he'd likely stick to that list, which would mean it would be like a gorsuch or alito or a roberts or a thomas, that fifth vote could have a huge impact on the landscape of the country. abby: the senate and the house, who knows how long that will stay, but for the time being that would have been helpful. pete: rumor worth following today. abby: keep a close eye on this. pete: coming up, more of my exclusive sit down interview with president trump. will health care get passed? how will he handle resistance from democrats. more at the top of the hour. clayton: are you ready for football? big daddy is here with super bowl champion marvin washington. drills on the plaza. my wife said, i want football to be b.ck abby: my too. i want it. clayton: we'll bring it back to you a little bit at the time. ♪ >> li

but secretary clayton -- i keep calling your circumstansecretarn clayton. i'm sorry. i was on the conference committee for the dodd frank bill. much of the discussion during that time was around the dark spaces or the lack of transparentsy in terms of trading, in terms of the platforms and where the plat forms are and whose controlling those. that's about aztec call as i can get on that. can you tell me where you see nine years later the transpatternsy factor has been improved and how it differs from where it was during those times? >> that's a broad question. >> yes, it is. >> i do believe that the reforms and bringing certain trading within clearinghouses has significantly increased transparency, as i've discussed with you and with others, and as chairman gene carlo noted our markets are consistently evolving. some of the transparency issues we've identified eight or nine years ago have been addressed. i think what we keep asking ourselves is where the today's trands parentsy issues and regulatory and changes. we've discussed this, that's very much part of the job i

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"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan in clayton tonight with the kate latest details. >> it means a to me and it's -- it's heartwarming. >> reporter: walking stride for stride with fellow members of the clayton community anthony pasquale sees hope at the end of a long journey that began with the murder of his 12-year-old daughter autumn pasquale. >> it's a tough road. >> reporter: authorities say in october 2012 autumn was strangled and stuffed in a recycling bin by brothers dante and justin robinson of clayton t the latter took responsible is serving 17 years. according to the robinson lawyer on members oft community the teens came frappe troubled home. many believe autumn might still be alive in new jersey had tougher laws about parenting. >> to make parents responsible for doing what they should do for their children so they do not commit felony crimes. >> reporter: this walk through the borough saturday was to raise support for creating autumn's law calling for penalties for abusive or neglectful parents whose children commit serious crimes. >> there has to be consequences for t

he's in clayton with the very latest details for us.leve. >> reporter: well, today's clayton day a time when this small town in gloucester county comes together its a tight knit community and one that's wrapped its arms around the pasquale family. >> we're going to keep going. >> reporter: gathering in the park dedicated in autumn pasquale's name members set out in a walk of remembrance. autumn was killed by two teens in her town allegedly over the girl it's bike. the boys justin and donte strangled autumn and stuffed her in a recycling bin. autumn's father anthony is trying to raise support for new jersey to enact law that would hold negligent parents responsible for their children's crimes. it would be called autumn's law. >> there has to be some kind of consequences for parents of a minor with mainly with felony charges, something put in place that the parents are aware that if their kids keep doing this not only do the kids get punished but at the parents would be punished. >> reporter: an online petition for autumn's law has nearly

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watching my back here in clayton, i'm juliette goodrich, kpix 5. >>> a swarm of small earthquakes hithe sierra today. at least 28 earthquakes were all centered just north of truckee. the strongest was 3.9. some scientists at cal believe our wet winter and dry summer may cause more earthquakes. the theory? all the rain we had this winter puts extra pressure on the mountains. as things melt and dry out, that tickles the fault line triggering earthquakes. >>> popular east bay lake closed because of toxic algae. there's caution tape around lake did he mescal in oakland and scenes to stay out of the water. the bacteria is naturally occurring. it's still dangerous. it can make people vomit and kill pets who drink the water. there are signs to stay out of the water. >> i have to hold my dog back because he cannot take a drink. >> park officials say the lake will stay closed as long as tests show unsafe algae levels. >>> tennis champ serena williams is firing back after hall of famer john mcenroe said she was only as good as the world's 700th best male player. mcenroe called her the best fema

temperatures soaring into the triple-digits again today and through thursday. 100 in concord, clayton, walnut creek. blackhawk and lafayette. fairfield is in the 90s. and mid-90s in santa rosa. the hottest day of the week is still to come, we'll talk about that and first good morning to jaclyn dunn. >>> good morning and happy tuesday. slowdowns on 580 for super commuters out there. we're still in the green with the travel time of just under 25 minutes from 205 to 680. no accidents. they have roadwork in the eastbound direction. looking good from antioch to hercules. just under a 30-minute ride. >>> we could see another day of record heat today to help save energy officials are issuing the first flex alert. we are supposed to reduce the amount of energy we're using between 2:00 and 9:00 tonight. over the next couple of days, the state will see the highest energy usage in 10 years and the sweltering temperatures have firefighters all over the state on high alert. here's more on the dangerous conditions they are dealing with. >> reporter: the fire broke out on the lafayette moraga border

now today concord, clayton, walnut creek, latch yet. pinole. hercules, near 100 degrees. 101 in pleasanton. brentwood and tracy. 90s in san jose and warmer in the santa rosa area. and 72 in san francisco. we'll talk about the hottest day to come this week. and it's still out there. and that's coming up at 18 after the hour. >>> the warm temperatures across the bay area have sparked growing concerns over electricity use. jessica flores is live in policeton with the details of a flex alert taking effect today. >> reporter: as you just heard, a lot of the inland areas will see triple-digit heat already in pleasanton. i'm looking band me. and 73 to 74 now we see 72. it's already pretty warm now. and expected to get a lot warmer. and officials are concerned. they are issuing a flex alert. asking residents to conserve energy between 2 p.m. and 9 p.m. when people crank up the ac and this is an effort to avoid more blackouts. over the weekend, power went out for 40,000 pg&e customers. and the utility blames the heat wave. the california independent sys

pg&e is dispatching crews tonight in san jose, concord and clayton. >> we're using our technology and data from previous years to try to predict where the outages may happen and get our crews to those right locations. >> reporter: pg&e is worried about thursday, what's predicted to be the hottest day. >> i am scared. i have three kids and heat is definitely wiping the kids out. >> reporter: it's a problem at area day care centers and p preschools. >> you keep them off the playground. >> it's too hot to be outside. we keep them in and keep them safe. >>> it's not just people that overheat in this weather but cars too. the reason experts are saying you'll want to stay below the speed limit when the temperatures heat up. >>> the second week of summer break is just devastating for some students at an oakland school. one of their teachers was killed over the weekend. abc 7 news was at skyline high school as parents and students remembered the 31-year-old pe teacher. he have shot early on sunday in san francisco during an argument of some kind. he made a difference for many students during

on sunday, firefighters and emergency crews responded to the scene at main and clayton avenue.y found the walls of a building were shifting near the roofline. tenants inside needed help getting out because the caving walls jammed their door shut. >>> in bucks county, the council rock school board is split over closing rolling hills elementary times,". the ninth member wassideng scho closures because of cost on thursday. >>> and in t gettinggovernment. governor wolf's p touting warm >>> in camden county, gloucteth themeahe vehicle. the vehicle travel the area allowing officers to bet coatesville getting national recognition for this picture. it shows a police officer playing with children on a splash pad. the justice department named it winner of its community policing in action photo. the contest for june. the picture was actually taken the day the splash padre opened after being damage -- p pad reopened after being damaged in a winter storm. ♪ >>> willie nelson headlining the return to pennsylvania. joining are john mellancamp, neil young, dave matthews, jack johnson, and sher

clayton sandell, abc news, denver. >> a jury in wisconsin has found a former milwaukee cop not guilty in the killing of a black man. it sparked two days of riots. that officer dominique hagan brown was cleared of charges in smith's death. smith was armed when he ran from the officer raf a traffic stop and was shot twice dropping his gun between those shots. prosecutors argued he was defenseless at the time of the second shot. the defense claimed the officer feared for his life. >>> and police say these were the weapons a 28-year-old man was carrying when he was arrested at a pasadena, california, train station. now, in addition to the assault rifle and that huge knife, the man had plenty of ammunition along with a bible and a no connection to terrorism has been found. >>> now for an abc news exclusive on the bill cosby sex assault trial. the pennsylvania jury deliberated more than 50 hours before a mistrial was declared over the weekend. now a juror who asked to remain anonymous tells abc news that two hold-outs prevented a guilty verdict and in the words of this juror, the hold-outs

>> clayton, thank you. >>> next tonight, the severe weather threat for the holiday weekend. 37 million at risk from texas to new england. bracing for thunderstorms and strong winds. hail the size of softballs causing damage in nebraska. rob marciano tracking it all. >> reporter: you can see the darkening skies behind me. strong storms just north of the george washington bridge. tornado warning getting into the catskills. not a great night for travel. a watch box out for texas and oklahoma. tomorrow, pennsylvania, new york, and new england, looks like we'll see quieter weather deeper into the holiday weekend. >> thank you. >>> and there's still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this friday. the race to get away. a record number of americans hitting the road this weekend. >>> plus the consumer alert tonight. fidget spinners, the summer's hottest toy. but now a new concern after one of the gadgets reportedly caught fire. >>> and sin city about to welcome a new type of vice. we'll tell you about it. stay with us. nutritional needs... all in one. purina one. healthy energy, all in one

abc's clayton sandell starts us off. >> reporter: protesters and counter-protesters squaring off across the country tonight, either against the threat of islamic law or in defense of muslim-americans. in seattle, police pepper spraying the crowd. several people a angry crowds gathering in at least 20 cities. in st. paul, minnesota. austin, texas. and san bernardino, california, where protesters gathered in the shadow of the building where 14 people were murdered in 2015 by a his and wife investigators say were motivated by islamic extremism. >> we are here protesting against a form of government and a religious belief that believes in killing the residents of our city. >> reporter: the protest organizers, a group called act for america, say they are against what they perceive as the spread of islamic law, known as sharia, claiming it contrary to basic human rights and incompatible with our laws and our democratic values. >> enslavement of women, execution of gays, female genital mutilation of 6-year-old little girls. if you are saying that's okay, we, as a society, have the right to sta

here's abc's clayton sandell. >> reporter: tonight, a shootout in the showroom. >> i need somebody quick>> reporter: it happened as two bounty hunters arrived at this greenville, texas, nissan dealer to capture ramon hutchinson, a fugitive wanted on a drug charge. you can see the bounty hunters, guns drawn, corner hutchinson in an office. other customers close by. then there is a struggle. the fugitive pulls a gun -- and then, a total of 20 shots in six seconds. >> i'm hiding in a bathroom. please hurry. >> reporter: in the chaos, all three men are killed. hutchinson and the bounty hunters, 33-year old gabrial bernal, and 54-year-old fidel garcia. >> our dealership was the scene of a tragic and unfortunate confrontation. we are relieved to report that all of our employees and our customers are safe and unhurt. >> reporter: tonight, the investigation is under way and the dealership remains closed. clayton sandell, abc news, denver. >>> when we come back -- new health headline about your blood pressure. how low should it really be. >>> and the new police images of tiger woods' car. you'll

no less than bryce harper, and star pitcher, clayton kershaw.i watch bryce harper, clayton kershaw. pitcher and hitter. yeah, unlike me. kershaw is lefty. >> see a little of yourself in kershaw and hafrper? >> i actually do see myself. i actually try throwing left yeefs some times. >> how do you think you do against kershaw. >> thinking of facing him. makes me happy, excited. i can tell he is a great pitcher through tv screen. >> how would you pitch to harper? >> would have to go with my best pitch, the fastball. i want to see how my best pitch fares against one of the best hitters. >> likely, quite well. throwing his dancing fastball. he strikes out battlers in a hyperrate than kershaw. and unfurling his violent, elegant swing he hits home runs in a hyperrate than harper. there are days, otani makes baseball look laughably easy. consider this performance last summer. on the very first pitch of the game, otani, batting leadoff hit a home run. he then pitched eight shuttleout innings and struck out 10 batters. at 6'4", the designated hitter turne

pitching dual t max scherzer versus clayton kerr she was, yesterday it was stephen strasburg versus claytonough they had a chance to tie it in the eighth. clayton kershaw nine strikeouts. for strasburg his first loss since the end of april. it was a tough loss. >> yes. >> kershaw has a weird delivery, doesn't he. >> whatever he does. >> no, i'm not saying it doesn't work. >> it works. >> must be hard to like pick up the ball. >> that's why it's weird. >> i don't know why i'm being technical like i would be able to pick up any ball. >> you would pick it up like this. [laughter] >> in the >> in a huge mitt. >> like any average 12-year-old couldn't throw the ball right past me. 56 in washington. we are cool and comfortable t look at the winds out of the east to the north there and this is just getting to be a really nice stretch of early june weather we've had around here and we'll continue today. we'll get more sunshine than yesterday. mid 70's. nice dry afternoon for you and low humidity so enjoy a gorgeous afternoon. if you are like me and maybe, you know -- >> dreading. >> mid 90's and hum

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obviously the idea is much in line with some of the things that clayton, who trump has the chairman nowsec has been basically hurt the ability for companies to use capital markets to raise money to make deals. member, jay clayton is a former wall street deals lawyer, and having another republican seat there isis going -- going to bolster his ability to make policy changes. we have not yet seen with those changes will look like, it is a phase of him getting to know the agency, figure out where he wants to go with it, but certainly another republican seat being filled at this five person convention that is now only down to three seats, one republican, one democrat commissioner, and jay clayton, who is independent but picked by donald trump, will help the trump administration figure out capital markets. julia: so what is going on with this administration as well? donald trump has talked really big about his proposals as far as regulations are concerned, or deregulation, i should take. and then we got the monster report on monday that was a huge list of things they would like to do, and the

concord, clayton, walnut creek. livermore, pleasanton. danville. blackhawk, you all experience temperatures 100 to 102. brentwood, discovery bay, 102, 103. 90 in san jose. mid-90s in santa rosa. coming up at 18 minutes after the hour. we'll talk about the hottest day this week and plus the cooldown. that's coming up at 18 after the hour. >> we need that cooldown. >> this heat wave is sparking calls for people to conserve electricity. jessica flores has tips ahead of today's flex alert. >> reporter: households are being asked to conserve energy, especially in the late afternoon hours. under the flex alert, they are asking residents to not use major appliances between 2 p.m. and 9 p.m. when folks usually crank up the ac and that's what leads to blackouts. this is all in an effort to avoid blackouts. over the weekend, we saw 40,000 customers without power. pg&e blames the heat wave and all the ac use that puts a strain on the system. 1200 customers are still without power, 19 in the peninsula, and 39 in the east bay. and the south bay about a thousand

. ♪ >>> outpouring of the support tonight in the community of clayton, new jersey. hall in a show of solidarity. they joined members of the family of autumn pasquale. she was killed back in 2012. investigators say a 15-year-old boy killed her for her bicycle and then left her body inside a recycling bin. he got 17 years in prison for it. the purpose of the walk was in part to raise awareness for autumn's law. it would hold parents accountable in some way for violent acts committed by their children. community members are also angry about a recent home invasion in their town. they say juveniles were involved in that crime, too. >> this is what represents clayton. good families coming out when there's a need. you know, we respond to it. um, very tight knit community that was devastated by what happened with autumn, and we can't even explain what the community feels like now after this happened for a second time where there's a violent action taken. >> autumn's family created online petition for support to get that law passed. >>> local veterans are treated to a day of

>> today the community marched in clant clayton to raise awareness for autumn's law.t has more than 16,000 signatures. >>> fire crews finished up on the roof in house in main street in darby. the fire spread to two homes. it took crews an hour 1/2 to get things under control. no one was hurt. >>> three men are recovering after being stabbed mostly in the face and neck. those stabbings happened around 3:00 in the morning in the crescentville section of the city. one was stabbed four times in the face, neck, arm, and stomach. they told police they were robbed of cash. >>> a 24-year-old drexal student is in critical condition after being hit by a car around 1:00 this morning in university city. it's hard to see because the video is dark but the wind shield is smashed. the woman was taken the hospital. the driver was not charged. and police are searching for the driver of an suv who hit a 2-year-old this afternoon and drove away. the toddler was hit in summer dale. the boy was taken to the hospital and expected to be okay. they say neighbors followed the blue toyota highl

. >>> in new castle county, several streets around a building at clayton are in danger of collapsing the fire department responded to the building at main and clayton and found the walls were shifting near the roofline. so much so that tenants needed help getting out because the caving walls jammed their door shut. >>> 6:38. looks like bill henley has put his jacket back on. that only means that the air conditioning is kicked on in here. it'soutside. >> if you don't have air conditioning, today will be a rough day. >> do your best to stay cool. it will warmmper upures back in this afternoon. hazy view looking across the delaware from the adventure aquarium. not only is there haze but the ozone hasincreasing, the air quality has come down. code orange which means it's unhealthy for sensitive groups. limit outdoor activity. that's good advice for anyon da. it's going to be a fast warmup. from the 70s now, low 70s in n. factor in the higher humidity, it will feel like noontime and 97 at 4:00 this afternoon. that's a bit hotter than yesterday. the suburbs, 73 to start with. 84 at 10:00.

clayton: scott, we are looking at live images of the crime scene.t a crime scene? this is a war zone. this is an assault i'll attack on the british people. how does it feel to you? like a crime was committed or a war zone last night? >> the incident happened in and we saw the tail end, the gunshot. as it was unfolding, time and time the police around the area. in the courtyard screaming. for my bedroom window i could see the main street. every single engine full of police cars. they continued to push them back. originally it was just the bad and turned edge of the street pushing back into the courtyard. clayton: scott, we heard people were jumping off the london bridge to save themselves that the van was coming down. did you wait is that? people coming into the london underground, did you witness that? >> no, but what i did see an adult think i'll ever forget a moment like that, the pandemonium. everyone was talking normally and then had gunshot. train for the mayor of london said this is one of the safest cities in the world and everyone should car

. >> stephen: michael clayton, burn after reading, we need to talk about kevin, grand budapest hotel,dr. strange. new york lawyer. ( cheers and applause ) a couple of eternal beings in there. do you know when you've, like-- how do you know when you've struck the accent just right? >> oh, i never do. i mean, you just have to keep plowing on and you hope your friends will tell you and you don't see the movie. that's most important thing. >> stephen: do you not see your own stuff? >> yeah, i do, and then i don't, and then i forget, and then i move on. >> stephen: how do you do the forgetting part? >> oh, that's so easy at my age, stephen. ( laughter ) i'm really ancient, you know. >> stephen: oh, yeah, i saw "doctor strange." you're an ancient one. i just want to get out, fan-like right now, i think one of the greatest performances i have seen from you or anyone is your character from "michael clayton." >> oh, thank you. >> stephen: your no moral comp pass lawyer trapped in that moment. >> well, that was a part written by tony gillroy, just beyond any part. he noticed, which i love, thos

also we're talking about 97 degrees concord, clayton and walnut creek back through fairfield into rio vista. 98 in napa and sonoma. tell you what we do. 48 minutes after the hour, we will include the weekend forecast for dad's day and also, the fireworks forecast for our oakland a's. that's coming up a little later in this program. jaclyn. >> thank you. right now, we are tracking a smooth ride in oakland along 880. we were talking about an accident just south of here in hayward. this is along southbound 880 as you approach "a" street. it doesn't appear to be slowing anyone down. speeds remain in the green. so good news there. it looks like everything is cleared over to the shoulder. we had an earlier crash along westbound 205 right near mountain house parkway. that's keeping your ride pretty slow through tracy. westbound 205. but things do start to pick up in the yellow though tracking travel time of just under 30 minutes along westbound 580 from 205 to 680. those metering lights ron over at the bay bridge toll plaza. but traffic is light once you get past those lights. still 12 minut

black diamond is near clayton at 1200 feet and 86 degrees.pass at 86 and 1400 feet which is very warm air. when you combine that with that offshore breeze for most, that will be it for some but today combined to these areas. the thunderstorms popping up over the sierra and that is very warm compared to 24 hours ago. we are 9 degrees hilar in mountain view, 60s for many and it will not take long to warm up here we have some fog in salina but that's it. 60s, 70s, 80s and 90s, 100 for many away from the coast. >>> things are better now we traffic in the east bay that is going to be busier driving from the carquinez bridge to the maccarthur maze, 35 minutes. it looks like it is beginning to turn a little bit driving out to the maze. when you get to the bay bridge toll plaza you will see traffic is backed up for 15 to 20 minute delay. here is a look at westbound 92, the commute is moderately heavy crossing the bridge. there are no problems on the peninsula or on highway 92. the commute on the peninsula and in the south bay so far has been lighter

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abc's clayton sandell is in denver with the story.morning, clayton. >> reporter: good morning, george. the fbi tells us that agent is no longer working on the bureau's elite hostage rescue team. he's been reassigned after a shooting he says didn't happen. this morning, an alleged lie and an fbi agent facing criminal charges. >> you want my blood on your hands? >> reporter: stemming from this attempt to arrest this militia leader robert "lavoy" finicum during a takeover at a wildlife refuge. they flee and nearly hit a police roadblock. that's when investigators say fbi agent w. joseph astarita fires twice, missing him as he gets out his hands up a bullet tearing through the truck. but astarita, a member of the fbi's elite hostage rescue team, allegedly told investigators he never pulled the trigger. >> the actions of the fbi hrt in this case damaged the integrity of the entire law enforcement profession. which makes me both disappointed and angry. >> reporter: seconds later state troopers shot and killed finicum saying he reached for a

firefighters and emergency crews were called to main street in clayton avenue. the walls of a building were bowed and you can see it in this picture here. people living inside needed to help getting out. the shifting of the walls there jammed their doors shut. >>> tell you about the northbound lanes of the northeast extension. they remain shut down past the lansdale exit. a truck and tractor-trailer collided in green lane around 12:30 this afternoon. one driver was trapped. you can see him there in the cab in a red shirt. he wasn't seriously hurt but the northbound lanes still closed. not clear when they may reopen. >> don't miss your chance to get a clean slate if you owe back taxes. you have until june 19, that is the deadline for the pennsylvania department of revenues tax amnesty program. eligible people and businesses can pay past due state taxes without penalty and with interest cut in half. you can find more information on the nbc10 app. >>> a major secret service statement, the agency reveals whether it has recordings of meetings between the president an

puts the smoke and the smell right in the heart of port chicago, bay point, pittsburg, possibly even claytonord, and martinez, those areas could see it. so right now, the air quality is fine. we'll keep an eye on the fact if it gets unhealthy we'll let you know. temperatures in the upper 60s in the south bay until you get to san jose and alum rock. 70s there to 77 up in the hill and los gatos, 59 in san francisco, one of the cool spots. lafayette at 76. santa cruz, a good place to be today. much cooler there. exercising, your activity planner, too hot for some. don't do it or do it this morning. that's the best time to be out and about. and staying cool, we have strong sunshine. if you're going to be in the central valley down to palm springs, 105 to 120. thunderstorms in the sierra. more on our heat next. here's sue. >> we'll take a look at the traffic effect due to this fire in benicia. it is very visible from the freeway. you can see slow traffic southbound on 680 due to this smoke wafting and also the fire, the looky loos. speeds of about 25 and less than 30 miles per hour. you're stacke

here is abc's clayton sandell with the latest. >> reporter: shootout in the show room. it happened as two bounty hunters arrived at this greenville, texas, nissan dealer to capture ramon hutchinson wanted on a drug charge. see bounty hunters, guns drawn, corner him in an office. customers close by. then a struggle. fugitive pulls a a total of 20 shots in six second. >> i'm hiding in a bathroom. please hurry. >> in the chaos, all three men are killed. hutchinson and the bounty hinters. 33-year-old gabrielle bernard and garcia. >> dealership was the scene of a traj gic cop trun tags. all our employees and customers are safe and unhurt. >> the dealership remains closed. clay top sandal, abc news, denver. >> when we come back, we'll switch gears. this will be the key to surviving the skrefr night shift. no doubt. >> i'm going to show you one of my insomni-hacks with a segment. tackle eggplant lasagna coming up next. >> we're eating. everybody eating. >> on "world news now." everything. i love you, but sometimes you stink. ♪ new febreze fabric refresher with odorclear techno

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