clayton: easy listening. ainsley: county yours hear it? clayton: it's still there.se and mueller have o-town playing they might get on the same page. you have the white house saying you know what? this is outside of bob mueller's mandate to look at the russian investigation. why are they going to be looking into my personal finances. team trump's personal finances. that's outside the scope of it. ainsley: think about this. if you have jury duty and they are asking you all the questions to determine if they are going to put you on the jury. they don't want you to be partial. they don't you to have any connection to the case. clearly you are not going to sit on the jury and make a decision that's going to effect someone's life whether or not they go to prison or not. they're not going to choose you. that's what the trump administration is saying about this investigation he is saying it's not impartial. because, robert mueller has decided to hire a team, six of his attorneys, five out of six have given money to the democratic party. and he is just saying you can't be i

clayton, over to you. clayton: thanks, abby.ill they ignore? here to tell us which stories deserve more attention is our panel of journalists, white house correspondent for "the washington examiner" sarah westward. free press. and katy. welcome to all three of you. welcome to the show. >> thanks for having us. clayton: sarah, start with you. the story that may get the wrong kind of coverage the next few days is the president meeting with the vladimir putin. what do you expect. >> biggest story next week of his trip to hamburg but thought for the reason democrats are saying. democrat and a lot of mainstream media are focusing on whether or not president trump will bring of election meddling and under enormous pressure at home to do so. the most important thing out of that meeting is what president trump says about syria. pressures in syria are reaching a boiling point. russian threatened to shoot down u.s. and coalition planes operating there as well as shooting down sirian government what the greatest escalation of miner role to

clayton: number issues. the first is, there has been an ongoing debate about the future of the republican party and can theabout how republican party reach out to non-white voters, women and dave voters.- gay it came up a lot in the 2016 election. there is growing literature among historians among women his -- women conservatives, africa -- african-american conservatives that show the connection between the new rise of conservatism and feminism. , was reading that academically then i went to college with the current executive director of the log cabin republican. was reading these things, he was posting things on facebook. someone asked me to write an essay about recent political history's so i said, why not the log cabin republicans. >> how do you conduct this research? clayton: one thing that makes it easier is, it is very recent. a lot of people are still around. or -- ofair number of oral history of people who were in the club. their records were donated to the university of minnesota. one thing i have n

clayton: dr.nhanced interrogation" we appreciate you joining us on this fourth of july holiday. thank you so much. >> thank you for having me on. clayton: he may be out of the white house former president obama isn't out of politics. his moves behind the scenes. we'll tell you what they're. coming up next. who calls former president bush bushy for short? we're not making this up. we will tell you whose nickname that is. anna kooiman is in north carolina for proud american series. hey, anna. >> good morning clayton and everyone at home. we are in the port city here on board the uss if you were carolina. finding out why folks are proud to be an american. i got my buddies here from the coast guard. hey, guys. make sure to send the pictures using the #proud american. we will right back with the tour of the ship coming up ♪ whoa! you're not taking these. hey, hey, hey! you're not taking those. whoa, whoa! you're not taking that. come with me. you're not taking that. you're not taking that. you're not t

abby, pete, clayton.esident pence, sadden to hear about the passing, karen and i give condolences. charlie's parents recently ended court battle to bring terminal-ill baby to the u.s. for experimental treatment. death from a teenager thrown from a ride in ohio state fair, 18-year-old tyler plans to file a wrongful law enforcement, was killed after a piece of the fire ball broke midair. seven other people were hurt. more than half of the ride at the fair have still not been reopened. and health care is getting so expensive, one restaurant is having customers pay for it. the owner of several minneapolis restaurants has added 3% service charge to all of their bills. the owner says she has no choice but adding charge if she wants to continue providing health insurance to her employees. those are some of the headlines. over to the boys, it's national chicken wing day. clayton: what better way to celebrate than with our own chicken wing challenge. pete: here to help us coo of east coast wings and grill. tell us

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clayton, over to you for headlines. clayton: thanks, abby.travel ban ruling to the supreme court. seeking to undue hawaii judge's ruling expand the lipps of eximtions for those seeking visas from six muslim majority countries. this comes as the afghan girl's robotic's team arrives in the united states overnight thanks to president trump. commander-in-chief intervening after they were denied visas to attend their first ever global challenge in washington, d.c.: and a mural honoring five dallas police officers killed in an ambush must be taken down. that's because it's on a fence that dallas officials say was constructed in violations of city code. the metal fence shows officers carrying a coffin with an american flag draped over it the owner of the mural tells fox news she will keep making modifications until inspectors give her a permit. the fallen officers were assassin nateed last july during black lives matter rally. and is this patriotic or offensive? that's bill belichick. raging over bill belichick's t-shirt. cartoon with a gun smiling

clayton: beautiful.ctor and wounding six other people. >> somebody is shooting. he is shooting from the hospital. abby: the shooter dr. henry bellow found dead after trying to light himself on fire before turning the gun on himself. we now know he smuggled in ar 15 under a white lab coat. dr. bellow was forced to resign from the hospital 2015 over sexual harassment accusations. yet, another member of the mainstream media retracting fake news about president trump spread by former national security advisor susan rice. >> 17 agencies came to a consensus conclusion that the russian government at the highest levels was involved in an effort to play in our electoral process. >> this time is t. is the associated press issuing a late friday night clarification just before the holiday weekend so barely anyone would see it. it reads in stories published april 6th, june 2nd, june 26th and june 29th. the associate the press reported that all 17 u.s. intelligence agencies agreed that russia tried to influence the 20

kron 4's ella sogomonian is at the grove park in clayton with details. clayton is a rural town and wildlife is nothing new but contra costa county health and animal services are warning the public of an animal that could pose a health threat.a bat suffering from rabies was found last sunday at the grove park similar to this one pictured on the center for disease control website, concerning parents who come here often.sot: monica calendar, parent// "i have a small child and she can't really tell the difference what's a dangerous situation so yeah i am a little concerned."sot: irfan baig, parent// "my son he's very curious so if there's something especially an animal or a little critter is laying around he might be curious and want to pick it up or something so i'm glad you mentioned it to us."the bat was immediately removed from the park and was being rehabilitated but died several days later. test results came back positive on the afternoon of july 27.these teens who grew up in clayton say they're used to the wildlife that comes with the territory.sot: t

clayton: right. not struggling with health care is that going to impact them right. >> but to that point though they are getting a nugget in terms of hope from federal government, and like you said, they seer people paid pretty well, let's marry what you guys have to say this is e-mail -- president trump should cut more than that average person fails to do their job about usually fired, they need to do their job and work with the president, not against him that is kind of the general theme you are hearing from people out there, in middle america jay fired or company goes bankrupt i say no accountability they go on a side -- five-week vacation e-mail from norah congress should have been on a same health care plan as voted into place for american people essentially exactly what president trump is tweeting about. >> sanders says right on congress should live by same laws they pass for country when they think about what they are doing let us know what you think friends of foxnews.com should president rem

clayton. clayton: thanks, guys.ats have backed a new bill that questions the mental health of president trump in an effort to take him out of office. how responsible is it to suggest the president of the united states is mentally unstable? gop councilman joe gorelick have a professor at iona college, jeannie zaino and dr. marc siegel. i've got to ask you because he saw bringing adopters, basically trying to diagnose the president is the president as if he had some form of dementia or is mentally unstable. smart move for the medical community? >> not smart. the american paycheck tick association has the goldwater rules that you just can't do this. the reason it's against the principle of medical ethics committee epa, american psychiatric association is because these doctors have not examined president trump. they have it spent an hour with him. they haven't taken history. certainly no democrat has that's doing it. people are very different when you sit them down in a doctor's office to take a full history then when y

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clayton now. te telework was my question. >> teleworking has increased. it's one aspect of technology that i believe and our staff that handles operations believes can actually reduce the required footprint per employee. we have been working to do that. rough data, it used to be 290 square feet per employee. we're now down to about 245 square feet and we're looking to trend down to 230 square feet per employee. >> what about telework for you? >> we are in negotiations with our union right now. that is one of their requests, for increased telework. having come from the private sector, telework is an idea that is found to be less attractive in the private sector. ibm after going through a long experiment with it is going in a different direction. i think there's value in having our employees together in one place, the ability to look at different ideas and stimulate one another is present when people are together in one place. >> thank you to both our witnesses. i'd like to ask unanimous request that a written statement to us from anthony reardon be entered

clayton. clayton: thank you ip. democrats set to unveil a new slogan tomorrow.etter skills, better jobs, better wages. that will help them focus on the economy that is being compared to another famous slogan from television. >> better ingredients can i better pizza, papa john's. abby: can democrats turn into a winning message? >> let's ask director of strategic communications or hillary clinton, adrian elrod. thank you for joining us. this new slogan to a better deal, better skills, better jobs, better wages, maybe better pizza, too. we're not sure. would he make of it? >> and 10 democrats talk about jobs is a good thing. this is chuck schumer and the economic agenda moving forward. not necessarily an overall theme or overall slogan if you will for the entire party. as they continue to take shape, part of what the party has said all along is a need to have a forward thinking positive message relaying out. the unveiling is a important spot. >> here is something interesting chuck schumer said about the election. i don't know that hillary is on board with this. whe

a bat with rabies was found at a popular park for children in clayton.. kron 4's ella sogomonian is live at the grove park in clayton with details. ella how did the county find out about this? the rabid bat was found by a parkgoer on a walkway in the daytime which is highly unusual for the animalboth signs something was wrong. clayton is a rural town and wildlife is nothing new but contra costa county health and animal services are warning the public of an animal that could pose a health threat.a bat suffering from rabies was found last sunday at the grove park similar to this one pictured on the center for disease control website, concerning parents who come here often.sot: monica calendar, parent// "i have a small child and she can't really tell the difference what's a dangerous situation so yeah i am a little concerned."sot: irfan baig, parent// "my son he's very curious so if there's something especially an animal or a little critter is laying around he might be curious and want to pick it up or something so i'm glad you mentioned it to us."the bat wa

a bat with rabies was found at a popular park in clayton. kron four's ella sogomonian reports from grove park. clayton is a rural town and wildlife is nothing new but contra costa county health and animal services are warning the public of an animal that could pose a health threat.a bat suffering from rabies was found last sunday at the grove park similar to this one pictured on the center for disease control website, concerning parents who come here often.sot: monica calendar, parent// "i have a small child and she can't really tell the difference what's a dangerous situation so yeah i am a little concerned."sot: irfan baig, parent// "my son he's very curious so if there's something especially an animal or a little critter is laying around he might be curious and want to pick it up or something so i'm glad you mentioned it to us."the bat was immediately removed from the park and was being rehabilitated but died several days later. test results came back positive on the afternoon of july 27.these teens who grew up in clayton say they're used

a bat found near the children's splash pad in clayton tested positive for rabies. >> it is the thirdnd in the county. katie utehs is live with the latest. >> reporter: health officials tell us rabies is almost always fatal in humans. they don't believe anybody came into contact with the rabid bat but say the incident serves as a warning. children splash carefree in clayton's grove park but a warning from the health department has parents on edge. a sick bat seen in these pictures was found on the pathway in the park last week. it tested positive for rabies. >> it was positive for rabies. i mean that's terrifying ultimately. >> reporter: catherine pierce served as a communicable diseases program chief in the army. >> one of our biggest concerns on deployment was, in fact, rabies. >> reporter: it is a concern for contra costa health services, too. >> rabies is nearly 100% fatal in human beings. so once symptoms appear the person is likely going to die. >> reporter: a man died in 2012 after exposure to a bat in contra costa county. >> by the time he developed symptoms it was already too

a bat found near the children's splash pad in clayton tested positive for rabies. >> it is the thirdnd in the county. katie utehs is live with the latest. >> reporter: health officials tell us rabies is almost always fatal in humans. they don't believe anybody came into contact with the rabid bat but say the incident serves as a warning. children splash carefree in clayton's grove park but a warning from the health department has parents on edge. a sick bat seen in these pictures was found on the pathway in the park last week. it tested positive for rabies. >> it was positive for rabies. i mean that's terrifying ultimately. >> reporter: catherine pierce served as a communicable diseases program chief in the army. >> one of our biggest concerns on deployment was, in fact, rabies. >> reporter: it is a concern for contra costa health services, too. >> rabies is nearly 100% fatal in human beings. so once symptoms appear the person is likely going to die. >> reporter: a man died in 2012 after exposure to a bat in contra costa county. >> by the time he developed symptoms it was already too

reporting live in clayton, amy hollyfield. abc 7 news. >> thank you. >>> a man drowned while trying to save his son in morgan hill. this happened yesterday in coyote creek near coyote creek trail between 101 and old monterey road. investigators say they were told a man went into the water to help kids and he didn't come out. firefighters describe the creek as have agfairly swift current and that victim's son is okay. >> developing news in san francisco. police are looking for a suspect who stabbed a store employee on market street. it all started shortly after 7:00 last night at nick's foods. police say a clerk tried to stop the suspect from shoplifting and that's when the person pulled out a knife and stabbed the victim who is expected to survive. investigators are looking through surveillance to try to i.d. the suspect. >> this 36-year-old woman is in jail now for kidnapping a baby from a car in san francisco. it happened yesterday morning of sherman street. police say the father was standing a short distance away preparing

in clayton, katie, >> merck says a cyber a tact halted production of its drugs. merck says it doesn't know the full magnitude of the impact because operations are still being restored. merck says it's confident they'll be able to maintain a continuous supply of all its top selling and life saving drugs. >>> a group of drama students will head out today despite needing to raise money to cover the costs. they will perform at the american high school theater festival. they have raised $42,000, but they still need $24,000. the drama teacher and principal entered into an agreement that gives them until september 15th to pay the rest interest free. >> i go to bed pging abothinkin this and i wake up thinking about this. >> i'm not worried. students from skyline, we work really, really hard. >> reporter: after the deadline the money is subject to 5% interest. they plan to auction off tickets to a warriors game. >>> a group of injured that were nursed back to health were released into the wind. this is a safe place for the birds to restart their lives. they had been livin

live in clayton ella sogomonian kron 4 news. (justine) will the heat last for the rest of the weekend?(jr stone) lets check with lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: it is a nice start to the weekend with skies becoming mostly sunny after morning fog. low clouds continued at the coast to keep temperatures much cooler there. the evening sea breeze has kicked to full gear with some winds over 20 mph. there is a small craft advisory in the bay until tomorrow morning. tonight the fog will return to the bay and some local valleys but as high pressure strengthens the next few days, it will not move as far inland. on the satellite image you can see the big dome of high pressure over the desert. that will begin expanding our way over the next few days to bring us more heat and hot temperatures. in a break from holding a traditional town hall meeting... today, east bay congressman eric swalwell took a hike with his supporters... as kron four's philippe djegal reports... people had a lot of questions about how what's going on in washington..

in clayton's grove park, but a warning from the health department has parents on edge. a sick bat seen in these pictures was found on a pathway in the park last week. it tested positive for rabies. >> it was positive for rabies. i mean, that's terrifying. >> reporter: katherine served as a communicable diseases program chief in the army. >> one of our biggest concerns on deployment, was, in fact rabies. >> reporter: it's a concern for the health department too. >> rabies is nearly 100% fatal in human beings. once symptoms appear, the person is like lie going to die. >> a man died in 2012 after exposure to a bat. >> by the time he developed symptoms it was too late to save him. >> reporter: the county reports three rabid animals has been found this year, all year. >> the biggest indicator an animal has rabies is they're a nocturnal animal and out during the day. >> i wouldn't touch it. bats, you've got to get tested for rabies. >> reporter: the wildlife hospital treated the sick bat but it died. they say only 1% of bats are rabid. most are helpful mosquito eating creatur

clayton sandell with us. clayton, thanks. >>> there is an emotional debate tonight making global headlines. the fate of a terminally ill infant on life support, known as baby charlie. his parents desperately want to move him to a new hospital. the current hospital is resisting. and now president trump and the vatican are getting involved. abc's james longman from london tonight. >> reporter: a family facing the greatest loss imaginable, tonight caught in an international tug of war over their dying child. charlie guard has a genetic disease. he is unable to see, hear or even breathe on his own. british doctors say there is no cure. they want to switch off the machine that keeps him alive. days ago, his parents pleading to bring him home to die. >> we promised our little boy every single day that we'd take him home. that is a promise we thought we could keep. >> reporter: but then new hope, the pope lending the family support, a vatican children's hospital offering charlie treatment. tonight, the british gover

here's abc's clayton sandell. >> he is driving really fast, man. >> on the wrong side of the road. >> reporter: alejandro fernandez knew something was wrong. when this white mustang, already damaged in another crash nearly hits him. >> we decided to turn around and start following him. >> reporter: fernandez headed to dinner friday with his family, calls 911 but stays close, following the driver into this houston parking lot. >> hey! >> reporter: trying to get away, the mustang driver backs into a truck. >> stop it! >> reporter: he is trapped. that's when fernandez moves in to take the driver out. >> stop it, man. >> reporter: police don't recommend this sort of thing, but for fernandez -- >> one of my best friends died because of a drunk driver, and i was thinking about that. >> reporter: and according to court documents, this is that driver's third arrest for driving under the influence, and this time, he is charged with a felony, david. >> clayton sandell. clayton, thank you. >>> now to the american company sparking a fierce debate across the country tonight. a business in wisconsi

and keeping a close idea on this area of storms and because it's producing torrential downpours for claytony prompt aid flash flood warning for these locationsen including gloucester -- newcastle country this is until 5 a.m. some morning. basically a bulls eye north of wilmington between 4 to 6" of rainfallen and flash flood watch remains in effect through 6:00 monday morning. i'll let you know when you can keep the umbrellas up. >> roughly 200 parking spot in south philly may soon disappear. we're talking about the median of broad street where folks parked for decades now and some neighbor who's say they depend on those parking spots pushing back. eyewitness will parks middle of broad almost every day. >> it's impossible. if you would do what i am trying to do exactly that. >> it's any scant facety concern. >> political action commission disk takes on upper city livebility issues transportation, and often space and the group is suing to get philadelphia police and parking authority to clear cars middle of proud. >> they're talking on state highway that doesn't happen anywhere else in the s

clayton sandell, abc news, denver. >> he may have saved someone's life. >> he absolutely probably did. he said, as you heard him say, it was because one of his best friends died in a drunk driving incident he decided to take action and followed him. police don't recommend this sort of thing. it worked out there. who knew that you can still make citizens arrests. >> houston police did say that a breathalyzer did prove that that 28-year-old driver was in fact under the influence. >>> when we come back, is justin bieber really starting a church? >> "the skinny's" next. ♪ >>> is that the one move? >> no, there were others, but one you have to be seated and two, i don't think i could do them on national television. they're a little inappropriate. >> ooh, the church of bieber. there you go. justin bieber, as you know, canceled the remaining dates of his tour. he reportedly explained that he's fine but needed to take a break after what he described as 16 the road. >> or maybe he's actually trying to learn the words. finally. >> that's true. >> however, a report from australia's today show ha

clayton sandell. >>> this will be the last year to buy a volvo fueled only by gasoline. they plan to offer only new models that are electrics or hybrids starting with the 2019 model year. volvo is the first major manufacturer to announce the switch. but others are likely to follow. >>> and hobby lobby will pay a $3 million fine for buying artifacts smuggled out of iraq. they date back to 5,000 years. the company was warned the items may have been stolen when it bought them six years ago. in addition to the fine, hobby lobby has to give up all artifa artifacts. >> wallet hub ranked lake olathe above miami. >> so olathe does have big plans for lake olathe, created bay dam in the 1950s. they will be adding a sand volleyball court, too. take that, miami. >> olathe. >> the very popular hot spot of olathe. >> if i mispronounced, which i'm sure i did, tweet me. i may regret. >> so miami's very upset about this, but wallet hub says it measures affordability, safety and education. >> 650 miles away from the nearest water. gulf of mexico. >> nearest seawater. >> nearest seawater,

"abc 7 news" clayton sandell has a look at what happened when a witness moved in to make a citizen'st. >> he's driving really fast, man. >> on the wrong side of the road. >> reporter: alejandro fernandez knew shg was wrong when this white mustang, already damaged in another crash, nearly hits him. >> we decided to turn around, start following him. >> reporter: fernandez headed to dinner friday with his family calls 911 but stays close, following the driver into this houston parking lot. >> hey! >> reporter: trying to get away, the mustang driver backs into a truck. >> stop it! >> reporter: he's trapped. that's when fernandez moves in to take the driver out. >> stop it, man. >> reporter: police continue recommend this sort of thing, but for fernandez -- >> one of my best friends, he died because of a drunk driver, so i was thinking about stha. >> reporter: clayton sandell, "abc 7 news," denver. >>> the san francisco police officer who was shot in the head last year threw out the first pitch at tonight's giants' game. sfpd station tweeted this video of kevin downs at law enforcement ap

katie has more from grove park in clayton. >> reporter: children splash care free in clayton's grove park but a warning from the health department has parents on edge. a sick bat seen in these pictures was found on a pathway in the park last week. it tested positive for rabies. >> it was positive for rabies. i mean, that's terrifying. >> katherine served as a communicable diseases program chief in the army. >> one of our biggest concerns on deployment was, in fact, rabies. >> reporter: it's a concern for health services too. >> rabies is nearly 100% fatal in human beings. >> a man died in 2012 after erks po -- exposure to a bat. the county reports three rabid animals have been found this year, all bats. >> the biggest indicator an animal has rabies is that they're a nocturnal animal and not out during the day. >> i wouldn't touch it. you've got to get tested for rabies. >> the wildlife helicopter treated the bat but it died. only 1% of bats are hab rabid. if you encounter a trapped or sick bat, call animal services . >> reporter: merck, the major drug and vaccine maker says a cyber a

"abc 7 news" clayton sandell has a look at what happened when a witness moved in to make a citizen'sest. >> he's driving really fast, man. >> on the wrong side of the road. >> reporter: alejandro fernandez knew shg was wrong when this white mustang, already damaged in another crash, nearly hits him. >> we decided to turn around, start following him. >> reporter: fernandez headed to dinner friday with his family calls 911 but stays close, following the driver into this houston parking lot. >> hey! >> reporter: trying to get away, the mustang driver backs into a truck. >> stop it! >> reporter: he's trapped. that's when fernandez moves in to take the driver out. >> stop it, man. >> reporter: police continue recommend this sort of thing, but for fernandez -- >> one of my best friends, he died because of a drunk driver, so i was thinking about stha. >> reporter: clayton sandell, "abc 7 news," denver. >>> the san francisco police officer who was shot in the head last year threw out the first pitch at tonight's giants' game. sfpd station tweeted this video of kevin downs at law enforcement

morgan territory road is the only way to go for the people who live southeast of clayton. and for others getting to either livermore or antioch, it's a way to bypass the freeways. starting monday at 7:00 a.m., this key thoroughfare will close in both directions. a detour has been set up for locals ornly by way the marsh creek detention facility. >> it's a little slower and, i don't know, maybe 10, 15 minutes longer maybe. maybe. >> it's definitely an extra 15 minutes. it's -- it's a drive. >> reporter: contra costa couldn't's department of public works acknowledges the inconvenience the closure will have. the road, however, is in need of major repairs. the winter storms caused the earth underneath it to slide, reducing it to one lane and the use of one-way traffic snignals. it's finally stable for crews to begin work. >> it's important to remember when this landslide, it was losing up to a foot per day, and there's quite a bit of activity below the land, which took time for us to assess it. >> reporter: when it's done, there will be two structural retaining walls, new drai

this is now what greets you on morgan territory road in clayton. melina found out the hard way this morning she would have to find a new route to get baco bits to his doggie day care center. >> i knew the road was closed, but i don't know how to get back there. i know there's a way so i'm trying to figure that out. >> reporter: they are closing the road because the of this, damage from the wet winter. officials say it has been moving up to a foot a day, and it's just now stable enough for the workers to start the job. they will be here six days a week for about three months. >> we've had a lot of phone calls already this morning, just people trying to figure out how to get in here. >> reporter: we checked in at camp four paws to see if the customers were making it there okay this morning. they do think the is impacting their customers' ability to drop off. >> everyone is getting turned around for sure. >> reporter: as visitors we str struggled. >> reporter: there's no signs to alert you to the detour because property owners are allowing the private

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it is awesome working with our new chairman, jay clayton. thinking back to before the election, the way the commission was headed, we were a commission that was headed by a chair who cared about enforcement first and the dodd frank death march second. we have a new chairman that has come in, chosen by the president, to have an agenda that remembers that we have a threefold mission, not only to protect investors, maintain fair and orderly and efficient markets and to promote capital formation. if you saw the press releases when the president announced jay clayton as intent to nominate for the incoming chairman, and change clayton's speech last week you see the capital formation part of the mission is a broad theme that we're going to continue to work on at the s.e.c. >> in terms of the s.e.c., are you all taking steps to think through your regulatory agenda and any kind of legislative agenda? >> sure. so some of the things that we would like to do, obviously the chairman sets the agenda, but he and i, and the other commissioner, kara stein, w

. >> this small bat was found on a walking bath near a pond pond at in downtown clayton on july 16th. process the person who found it knew how to capture it and get it to animal services. >> this one was even crawling down a pathway. that's not normal. >> animal officials tested the bat and it died about a week later. on thursday test results came back positive for rab byes. >> it's a deadly decease and once symptoms develop it's fatal. >> bats are not unusual in contra costa tt three bats tested positive for the decease in this county two of them in east county one in central county. contra costa costa county health officials doenlt believe anyone was exposed to it they want the word out so the public is informed. >> i would run that's what i would do not to go near and not freak out. >> i thought myself he was a puppy i would can't imagine what would happen if he got that. >> we are told that the bats around here are very small teeth if you're bitten sometimes you won't even feel it. the bottom line is if you see a bat day or night don't approach it call animal services. reporting l

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need the air- conditioning on in many neighborhoods. 84 degrees, however in walnut creek, concord, clayton, antioch in the low 90s. 83 today in santa rosa. and some of the warmer temperatures will be found around lake county in the low 90s. we have the full forecast coming up plus we'll look ahead towards the weekend because jaclyn always says, never too early to start talking about the weekend. >> that's right! let's talk about it! >>> right now, we have to talk about traffic. we are tracking an accident along northbound 101. it's right near the capitol expressway. we have a truck that hit the guardrail there. it doesn't appear to be slowing anyone down. chp heading out to the scene. maybe some injuries will be involved. we'll keep an eye on that. you're good to go in the south bay. in oakland, 880, the nimitz, nothing nasty about it this morning. all lanes clear in the southbound direction. we are tracking an easy ride 15 minutes between 238 and the maze. and again, a look at the bay bridge toll plaza, still in the green, and moving right at the limit. back to you guys. >>> the white hou

clayton, thank you. and ginger zee joins us for the dry conditions. will they be a concern throughout the week, and a tropical system we're now monitoring. >> reporter: it's not just dry, but very hot. let's go to the maps where you can see that pressure, and the jet streams high, and that height also ushering the heat. an excessive heat warning again for phoenix. 113 for wednesday's high, and hotter through the week. you look at the trouble spots. fireworks forecast are messier in southeast missouri, and northwest arkansas. also scattered showers through washington, d.c. finally the look at thunderstorms off the west coast of africa. 80% of that becoming a depression. if it does, its name is don. tom. >> we'll keep an eye on that. >>> next to the security on this fourth of july. authorities on alert for possible attacks with vehicles. abc's gio benitez on the new measures in place to keep parades, fireworks shows and holiday travelers safe. >> reporter: tonight, law enforcement officers on high alert for one of the nation's most beloved celebrations.

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if she is convicted, she could face more than 13 years in prison, david. >> clayton, thank you. >>> weurn next to utah where four people are dead after a fiery plane crash right into an interstate. a small plane crashing in weaver county just after takeoff a half mile from the airport. the fireball was seen for miles and no vehicles on the ground were hit, but the plane was completely destroyed and the cause is under investigation tonight. >>> also this evening, we have learned of a new time line in what passengers headed to the airport will have to take out of their bags when they get in line. here's abc's linzie janis. >> reporter: tonight, the new tsa electronics policy revealed. passengers already accustomed to taking out their laptops, will now be asked to remove all electronics larger than a cell phone for individual screening. already tested at ten u.s. airports including boston and los angeles, the new requirement will be rolled out across the country in the coming weeks. so now in addition ore moving your laptop, you have to pull items like this tablet and this camera out of y