our correspondent is that saint clements, sorry, iam being our correspondent is that saint clements,eing told thatis clements, sorry, i am being told that is then clements church, but let us speak to mark who has been following the investigation, the desperate search for answers as to what caused this fire. please bring us what caused this fire. please bring us up today, mark. you get the sense of the hostility that some people here feel towards the prime minister over what is perceived to be a delayed response, a delay in visiting the residents. we are told she visited saint clements church just south of grenfell tower behind me and she had to leap through a side door at the end, a heavy police presence there, with the chance of cowards from the crowd as she was, in the words of some, bundled into a car by police. that's the sense of acrimony there is from some people towards her and you do hear that from people around here today. there isa from people around here today. there is a feeling of immense frustration to war the number of people, towards the borough for what is perceived

richard clement links a group back -- i'm running out of time. archie clements does not surrender. a lot of confederate guerrillas say, there's no point in carrying on, they surrendered. archie clements demands the surrendered lexington at the end of may, 1865. this is someone who was not willing to stop sacrificing -- he never gives up. jesse james himself is badly wounded. can confirmme i that he changed -- exchanged fire with mom missouri troops is when he has a gunfight with wisconsin troops in may of 1865. 66, comes back. this is the election that decides the fate of reconstruction. this is the one i talked about yesterday, but andrew johnson gosen himself -- campaigning for uniting which there ointment war south. radicals now -- come up with the 14th amendment, the civil rights act. they have increasingly, a new vision that is including black people in the union. this is a violent electioneering is early. the pro-republican gains, groups like archie clements, resisting from the confederate side. this syrian missouri starts off with a rubber band just the robberyy line -- bank

tim clemente is here. health care. i feel like we are talking about this forever. i feel like they should've had something something by now. >> should have and have to. the american people gave a mandate to the republican party by giving them both houses of congress and the white house. they gave the kids the keys to the car. the car has to get out of the garage and it's got to get in gear. if it doesn't, i think the consequences in 2018 for the republican party will be dire, and they should be. >> eric: more dire if they do push it through. >> kat: are they going to find the answers inside a hot dog at a barbecue? >> eric: let's address the politics. let's say they take this deadline, make a backdoor deal and they get the votes to pass trumpcare health care. this isn't trumpcare. this has nothing to do with donald trump. they get the votes. through 2018, premiums are rising. now the democrats are tattooing the republicans with the terrible health care problem. they own the problem as democrats. let them have it through the midterms. >> eboni: you are right. techni

. >> [cheers and applause] [applause] >> roberto clemente jr. was the catcher. sorry george, you don't get that role. baseball royalty in the house. >> one of the capitol police officers that was injured in yesterday's melee. >> accepted the ball from joe and threw out the first pitch to roberto clemente jr. >> great, great. the two police officers were wounded. but were obviously not seriously wounded. and are here tonight. unfortunately others are still in the hospital. they are most concerned at the moment about steve scalise. >> we're almost ready for baseball, folks. crowd is ready. >> one nice side effect to the extended pregame ceremony that often takes the crowd a while to fill in. most people in their seats by now, able to be here for the ceremonial first pitch and actual first pitch, which should be just around the corner. >> as you can imagine, security tightened around the ballpark tonight, getting in d.c., the streets around the ballpark are basically gridlocked tonight. lots of security around the parking lot and the ballpark this evening. and gett

miguel cabrera, roberto clemen clemente. mike schmidt you're dead wrong. new towed rethink this. iain. >> adorable reason to visit the philadelphia zoo. 17-year-old kyra welcome this baby boy gorilla. the delivery wasn't easy. kyra went into labor on thursday then on friday something seemed a little off. vets and doctors from u penn and jefferson came in to help deliver the little boy. the zoo says kyra has been cradling her baby non-stop. ♪ >> did you a ten the roots picnic this past weekend festival peer? if you if you didn't you missed this precious moment when pharrell took the stage that. little guy is eight-year-old reef he's got leukemia and a big fan of pharrell inn singer sent a car to drive him from ohio to the show and had him sing along that song happy. i think it probably made him pretty happy.

. >> one of the officers who was shot yet and roberto clemente jr. was the catcher. get that role. baseball royalty in the house. >> one of the capitol police officers. that was injured in yesterday's melee. >> accepted the ball from joe and threw out the first pitch to roberto clemente jr. >> great, great. the two police officers were wounded. but were obviously not seriously wounded. and are here tonight. unfortunately others are still in the hospital. the most concerned about at the moment the most concern about steve scalise. >> we're almost ready for baseball, folks. crowd is ready. >> one nice side effect to the extended pregame ceremony that often takes the crowd a while to fill in here but most people in their seats by now, able to be here for the ceremonial first pitch and actual first pitch should be just around the corner. >> as you can imagine, security tightened around the ballpark tonight, getting in d.c., the streets around the ballpark are basically gridlocked tonight. lots of security. around the parking lot and the ballpark this evening. and getting

when you left saint clement 's church.ave done since this took place is festival yesterday checked that the emergency services had the support they needed in order to carry on with theirjob... prime they needed in order to carry on with theirjob. .. prime minister, this is friday evening. the people needed these things in place on wednesday. there were people we spoke to who warehoused for one night, didn't know where they were going there next night, had no money to spend on food and were not told anything by anyone. no one was in charge. what i have done today is ensured that we as a government putting funding in place for people in the area. this has been an absolutely terrifying experience. where are they going to be housed? it has been a terrifying experience for people. when i have heard series —— stories, i heard stories from the emergency services yesterday and thatis emergency services yesterday and that is why i ordered a public enquiry as soon as i got back to downing street. we will make sure that takes place a

jamie yuccas reports from san clemente. >> reporter: surf's up, but business is down. blame it on the shark effect with dozens of great whites being spotted along the coast. within the last year alone, two shark attacks took place within a 25-mile stretch of southern california beaches. in april, a 36-year-old mom lost part of her right leg. she remains hospitalized. lalife guards now start day scanning the water for sharks. >> it looks like the area is shark free. >> reporter: no one knows why the great whites moved in and stayed but it scared people away. a typical summer day would bring up to 10,000 beach-goers. on this day, it was nearly empty. surf camp owner john pierce has his lowest attendance in 16 years. >> normally, we would have, like, 20-plus kids in a class and i would run two classes a day. we'd be full all summer with wait lists. >> reporter: his business is down by more than 50%. some surf camps are cancelling classes entirely. one area surfing contest for kids was canceled for the first time in 21 years. suffer moms like candace lazar, just don't want

labour had the biggest increase in its share of the vote, not since tony blair in 1997, since clemente. there was the small issue of world war ii at the time. this time round, labour started from a very low base. its achievement, where kensington in london is now a hotbed of socialism. canterbury, which has been a conservative seat since the 19th century. but why dismiss people based on their age? it is notjust young voters. obviously, there are 40 million people under 25. the problem is that a win is right. 40% of the vote is a huge chunk. the problem is under the first past the post system, that does not necessarily transfer into seats. that is why there is no ukip around any more. the conservatives got a higher proportion than that. they got a higher proportion than margaret thatcher, which won her famous landslide. so the smaller parties collapsed, this is why this has happened. i really want to make a point about the vision. i think this is a repudiation clearly of anything it is of the politics of focus group and message control and public relations and advertising slogans. this

when he left saint clements. -- coward.ll, yesterday, ensured that the public services have the support they need to do the job they were doing in the immediate aftermath. but making this kind of loss and this kind of horror, the last of its kind, means that thousands of locks must be inspected. millions of pounds in work, who knows how many moved to safety? today the government pledged action. we will do whatever it takes. we will take the expert advice, do whatever it ta kes to the expert advice, do whatever it takes to make those buildings safe or make those people say. zverev ta kes, or make those people say. zverev takes, we have to be led by the experts. there can be no shortcuts to this. donations of clothing have been pouring into day. london's mayor demanded help, answers and justice for those hit by the tragedy. it is really important we are not tragedy. it is really important we a re not left tragedy. it is really important we are not left waiting two, three, four years before we get answers. we need answers now.

thank you for coming out in this arnaud clement weather. there has beena arnaud clement weather.ous political row about cuts. do you think police cut affected the metropolitan‘s police ability to track this plot? the challenges that police are never prepared to come out to say that they need a huge amount of resources while they are serving. it always reminds me of the george orwell scenario, where the police keep being asked to do more and more and they keep carrying on doing it. if you have had a 50% cut in policing, 20,000 less officers since 2010, it isa 20,000 less officers since 2010, it is a no—brainer, it will have an impact of what the police can do, in terms of resources. even if funding for counterterrorism specifically is ring fenced? i don't think they are two entirely different things. when i was two entirely different things. when iwasa two entirely different things. when i was a police officer, i got information to talking to people. i would speak to people, find out what was happening and then come back and do intelligence reports on that and there is no substitu

but if you go to st clements, the operation is phenomenal.y cannot take any more, and people have been queueing down the street, to give. local people are just supporting each other so well. just giving anything. it is difficult for some people more than others, to talk. how important for you as the talking part of the support? it is absolutely crucial. and it is interesting, we had been trying to support each other in the centre, how are you, and a lot of professionals have said i am fine. at some point, they are going to have to stop and say wow, an awful what has happened. just talk with a partner, loved one, friend. somebody. just start verbalising. you cannot carry these things in your mind. you need to talk about things, get perspective. that is what is helpful. thank goodness you are doing this. thank you and thank your team. people want to donate. the rugby portobello trust has been instrumental, but asking that no more contributions are made. thank you, but please do not bring any more donations. we have been swamped. that is on the

it has since spread northeast towards san clemente in orange county. no evacuations have been ordered. the initial cause of the fire is still unknown. (vicki) in riverside county - crews are gaining ground on the manzanita fire burning just south of beaumont. the fire has burned nearly 65-hundred acres. fire officials say a single-car crash caused brush fire. authorities have lifted the evacuation warning. the fire is now 86-percent contained. (vicki) and the 'hill fire' burning right now in san luis obispo county... has torched nearly 16-hundred acres. among the property damaged by the fire... a ranch owned by actor johnny galecki. the co-star of "the big bang theory" was not there at the time. the ranch... located about 200-miles north of los angeles... isn't his primary residence. the hill fire is about 85-percent contained and evacuations have been lifted. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meterologist brittney shipp. seasonable summer pattern will remain in place with a marine layer along the coast leading to areas of night a

one is at portobello rugby club and one at saint clement 's rugby club and one at saint clement '5 church in crowthorne road. if you're unable to get one of those reception centres please make yourself known to a police officer of which there are considerable number alone local area. if someone has been reported missing it is important for us to know if they are no safe and well. my thanks to all of the public that have been involved are connected to this tragic incident. i would ask people to keep away from the local facility. there is a lot of work going on from all of the emergency services and i know it is destructive and i thank people for their patience. that is travel advice on the tefl website. if you are a local resident there is a lot of advice on the local authority website as well. lastly i would like to thank my colleagues from emergency service. i spoke to a numberof emergency service. i spoke to a number of those who were first responders during the night, particularly colleagues from the london fire brigade. the incident that occurred overnight is truly shocking. it will t

. >> you may remember 7 years ago, ridgewood was all over national news after tyler clemente, a rutgernt, alum from ridge wood committed suicide, after his college roommate, used a webcam, and then posted it on social media, ridgewood high school said that the flag senses message that lgbt students are welcome. this did not go before the school vote. >> some people have expressed a little displeasure with it. yes. but overwhelmingly, people are supportive. not trying to be controversial, it was student-led, and driven, and how could i not support the students. >> the president for center for garden state family of conservative social action organization, believes that ridgewood high school is sending the wrong message. >> i am concerned that schools would focus so much on this, less on thins that a school is supposed to focus on, why? why? this is no educational value. this is politics. there seems to be a political statement to show that this one group of people who identified by who they have sex with is more important than more value than anyone else. >> the gay flag to many people,

dispararon sobre toda la familia martÍnez en la sala de su propia casa quedaron los cuerpos sin vida de clemente madre >>> es devastador para la familia y el pueblo de veracruz. >>> el ataque en veracruz, generÓ indignacion en el paÍs entero. segÚn las primeras investigaciones el padre estaba involucrado con criminales. >>> elemento que podrÍa vincularlo >>> veracruz este fin de semana se tornÓ en un infierno, 20 personas fueron asesinadas entre ellos dos policÍas federales fueron acribillados, la cÁmara de seguridad de un restaurante grabÓ a los presuntos asesinos. el gobierno ofrecÍa mÁs de $52,000 de recompensa por informaciÓn que permite el arresto de los homicidas. de los policÍas y de la familia martÍnez. en otro hecho dos mujeres tambiÉn fueron asesinadas y todo esto ocurre a 6 meses del inicio del actual gobierno, gobierno que prometiÓ que en 6 meses terminarÍa con la violencia. la violencia se duplicÓ en veracruz, de enero a mayo del 2016 se cometieron 375 homicidios, este aÑo suman 748. >>> y es algo que no se debe ver necesitamos un estado tranquilo >>> por eso en veracruz exigen just

drive here from san francisco's financial district to the spot on 2 seventh avenue between geary and clement where mayor ed lee just wrapped up a press conference. instead of painted lines separating lanes a string of potholes does. that's why the mayor is recommitting his efforts on fixing the streets spending $90 million on repairs including repaving streets, striping and other safety measures. >> this is what we get to do an economy that's very strong make sure we snead revenue the people who deserve to have their streets smoother. >> reporter: this pothole project is all part of his proposed two-year capital budget. by fixing the roads mayor lee hopes to improve the pci paving index score used by the regional mtc to track paving conditions across the bay area. so the city has been able to repave more than 700 blocks per year since 2011. that's after a voter-approved safety bond was passed. in san francisco, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> president trump's decision to pull out of the paris climate accord is drawing condemnation from around the world but the president's team defends it as good f

combatiendo el llamado incendio "cristianitos", que lleg a amenazar varias casas cerca de la ciudad de san clementeondado de orange. --al momento no ha habido heridos ni daÑos estructurales. vo/blanca --mientras que en el condado de los angeles, residentes de burbank pudieron regresar a sus hogares, luego de que un incendio en la ladera de una colina amenazara sus viviendas. --el fuego se desato ayer por la tarde y cerca de 50 residencias fueron evacuadas varias calles a la redonda. --hoy las llamas estn contenidas en un 70 por ciento. take vo / cesar --- juguete diablico?, un popular juego entre los jvenes podra ser una invocacin al mismo demonio, as lo asegura un pastor y vaya polmica la que se arm --- take vo / blanca ---una popular red social lanza una nueva aplicacin que lejos de traer buenas noticias, tiene a ms de un usuario preocupado por su seguridad, le contamos --- take vo / cesar --- y preste mucha atencin, un nuevo estudio indica quienes son ms propensos a sufrir enfermedades del corazn entre hombre y mujeres, detalles en breve --- topvo blanca ---recuerde que puede seguirnos en los me

pasadas las diez de la noche de ayer luego de una pelea en el establecimiento ubicado en la calle ''clement' y la avenida''33''.. --las autoridades no dieron a conocer el nombre del sujeto pero indicaron que fue sometido en un par de horas.. cam 3 pan blanca --un hombre fue herido ayer en san leandro, luego de enfrentarse a policias cuando intentaba huir presuntamente en un auto robado. --el sujeto de 40 aÑos recibi al menos un impacto de bala por parte de uno de los oficiales, pero se reporta alerta y estable. --las autoridades estan revisando hoy video de vigilancia para tratar de esclarecer los hechos. cesar/take vo --en san jos, el alcalde ''sam liccardo'' encabezar una junta comunitaria para discutir los problemas de seguridad publica que afectan a los residentes.. --la audiencia tendr lugar a partir de las 6-y media de esta tarde en la sucursal de la biblioteca publica ubicada en el 1772 de la calle ''educational park drive'' .. --en el evento participarn representantes de la policia de la ciudad.. cesar --- vamos al sur de nuestro estado, un voraz incendio en un complejo de apartamen

there's no threat to the military base there, but homes are threatened to the north in the sown of san clemente. it is zero per fenlt contained. >>> the video of damage done by a tornado in the midwest. the twister touched down in northwest wisconsin. you can see several of the homes just torn apart. at this point, no word on any injuries. >>> the summer travel season is here, and so is the so-called travel ban. people from six muslim countries banned from travel to the united states. now, portions of the president's executive order will take effect tomorrow. the supreme court decided earlier this week to lift some of the blocks put up by the lower courts. tonight, we're keeping a close watch on sfo where the travel ban caused kay use earlier this year. the airport will be buzzing, in theory, tomorrow. >> reporter: there are some groups that are planning on being here early tomorrow morning, but it's not yet clear if they're going to be large groups of protesters, as well. as passengers make their way out of the arrivals area at san francisco international, there are already plans for on site l

barack obama issued this statement concerning president trump's decision to withdraw from the harris clement believe the united states of america should be at the front of the pack but even in the absence of american leadership, even if this administration joins a small handful of nations that reject the future, i am confident that cities, and businesses will step up and do even more to lead the way and help protect for future generations the one planet we got. the senate intelligence committee announced today that former fbi director james comey will testify next thursday on possible russian and cooking last year's election. mr. comey testify in an open session, followed by a close session to allow sensitive information. c-span3 have live coverage of his testimony which begins at 10:00 a.m. eastern. you can also watch live online at c-span.org or use the c-span radio app. >> it resulted in a naval victory in the u.s. and japan six months after pearl harbor. friday, american history tv will be live all day from the macarthur memorial visitor's center in norfolk virginia for the 75th annual -

and we worked very closely with st clements church, which is very well—connected in the local area, androught together a group of people who were not representing anybody in particular, but people who were affected by the tragedy. there were people there who were survivors from grenfell tower itself, evacuees, local residents, there were volunteers, community leaders, and that was a group that was there. there has been a lot of discussion about the government understands people's needs here. are you more confident that they do, after theresa may's reaction? i am certainly hopeful that she listened. we all came away feeling that she listened very carefully. it was a robust conversation with forceful emotion in the room. people were able to say what they wanted to say. and we felt that that was listened to very carefully. time will tell what difference that will make. we are, i think, cautiously hopeful that we were listened to and hopefully that some of the statements coming out of number 10 indicate that something will come from it. the meeting lasted about 2.5 hours. what were you aski

officers in howard county found james clements mt. airy.hey say his cellphone was on the scene of the crash. they say he was riding a motorcycle at the time of the crash. no word on why the accident happened. >>> do you have something damaging on our president? >> translator: well, this is just a load of nonsense. where would we get this information from? did we have a special relationship with him? >> russian president vladimir putin getting testy with megyn kelly during her exclusive interview that aired tonight. we got a chance to ask kelly about her impressions of the russian leader. >> for most of our discussions, he was, for lack of a better word, defensive about president trump's decision to bail out of the paris accords. president putin defended that. it was interesting to see how he thinks versus how trump thinks. in some areas they have some similarities. >> you don't want to miss it. "sunday night with megyn kelly" airs right here on nbc 4. >>> a history-making golf course in our area celebrating a special day. >>> and why parent

we worked closely with st clements church, which is very well—connected in the local area, and we broughtnting anyone in particular, but people who were affected by this tragedy, people wh were survivors from grenfell tower itself, evacuees, local residents, volunteers, community leaders, and that is the group that was there. there has been a lot of discussion about whether the government understands people's needs here. are you more confident from theresa may's reaction that they do? i am certainly hopeful that she listened. there was a robust discussion. people were able to say what they wanted to say. we felt we were listened to carefully. time will tell what difference it will make in the longer term, but we are cautiously hopeful that we were listened to and that some of the statements coming out from number 10 would indicate that some response has begun to come from it. you met in the cabinet room. the meeting lasted about 2.5 hours. what were you asking herfor, face—to—face? all kinds of things were mentioned, probably too many to mention here. what the residents wanted to say was

john due pain was walking to his hotel when he saw that woman climb over the railing of the roberto clemente not miss a beat. grab the woman to keep her from falling. police rushed there and brought her down to safety. >> after she came back on the side, i went up to her, because she said you'll just forget me after this and i said no, i'll never forget you. this is -- this is, you know, this was -- unbelievable day and i'm glad to say that, you know, she can have another day with us and glad i was in the right place at the right time. this isn't about me. um, i appreciate this opportunity but i know this is just for her and people care about her. >> um-hmm. he was too shaken up to function. no he's the calm in the middle of the storm. think about what he does for living. he went right to work served as the home plate umpire for the pittsburgh pirates game last night. there you go. >> good for him. >> back to your fox 29 weather authority. kathy orr got in that plane and flu down the shore. let's take look at cape may. people getting ready for the july 4th weekend. it's going to be a long on

and we worked very closely with st clements church, which is very well—connected in the local area, androught together a group of people who were not representing anybody in particular, but people who were affected by the tragedy. there were people there who were survivors from grenfell tower itself, evacuees, local residents, there were volunteers, community leaders, and that was a group that was there. there has been a lot of discussion about the government understands people's needs here. are you more confident that they do, after theresa may's reaction? i am certainly hopeful that she listened. we all came away feeling that she listened very carefully. it was a robust conversation with forceful emotion in the room. people were able to say what they wanted to say. and we felt that that was listened to very carefully. time will tell what difference that will make. we are, i think, cautiously hopeful that we were listened to and hopefully that some of the statements coming out of number 10 indicate that something will come from it. the meeting lasted about 2.5 hours. what were you aski

they shouted coward you this afternoon when you left st clements.e, first of all, yesterday, ensure that public services had the support that they needed in order to be able to do the job they were doing in the immediate aftermath... prime minister, this is friday evening, they needed those things in place on wednesday. people we spoke to were housed for one night and didn't know where they would spend the next night. had no money to spend on food. and were not told anything by anyone. no one was in charge. what i have done today is ensured that we are as a government putting that funding in place for people in the area. this has been an absolutely terrifying experience. when do they get that funding? when are they told where they are going to be housed? it has been a terrifying experience for people. this is why, when i've heard stories, i heard stories yesterday from the emergency services about the issues around the fire, that is why i came straight back to downing street and i ordered a public inquiry. and we'll make sure that takes place as soo

police say james edward clements crashed his motorcycle sometime saturday night near penn shop and bennett road. they say the 47-year-old apparently tried to ride that motorcycle home after the crash, but he died from his injuries before he got there. his cell phone and motorcycle helmet were found at the crash scene. >>> a single car crash also left a 19-year-old man dead in woodbine, maryland, a few miles away from that motorcycle crash and police there say pierce english crashed his 2000 saturn into a tree after the car left the road on route 94 near the germantown, maryland man died there at the scene. police say he was not wearing a seatbelt. >>> we all know marion barry served as mayor of the district of columbia for a total of 16 years. well, now the man once dubbed mayor for life is being remembered in an oral history archives. it makes its debut tomorrow. the archive chronicles barry's 1978 mayoral campaign housed at washington university's gilman library. it contains interviews with dozens of people who worked on the campaign or covered it in the press. i'm sure we know some peop

clement welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe — i'm gavinfety concerns following last week's devastating grenfell tower fire. i have a daughter, wife, a cat and i don't know where we will go or what we will do. i've also got a job that needs to be done. qatar's neighbours call for the closure of aljazeera... as the gulf's political crisis escalates. the broadcaster says it's a bid to "silence freedom of expression". european leaders criticise the uk's offer to eu nationals after brexit — they say the plan is "below expectations". and the british and irish lions take on the all blacks in auckland hoping

and we worked very closely with st clements church, which is very well—connected in the local area, androught together a group of people who were not representing anybody in particular, but people who were affected by the tragedy. there were people there who were survivors from grenfell tower itself, evacuees, local residents, there were volunteers, community leaders, and that was a group that was there. there has been a lot of discussion about the government understands people's needs here. are you more confident that they do, after theresa may's reaction? i am certainly hopeful that she listened. we all came away feeling that she listened very carefully. it was a robust conversation with forceful emotion in the room. people were able to say what they wanted to say. and we felt that that was listened to very carefully. time will tell what difference that will make. we are, i think, cautiously hopeful that we were listened to and hopefully that some of the statements coming out of number 10 indicate that something will come from it. the meeting lasted about 2.5 hours. what were you aski

residents of clements caught in hounslow have lived with this blue cladding for nearly ten years.flammable has to come down. the council has invited residents to a meeting this morning to tell them what they are doing about this dangerous cladding. they think it will come down in the beginning ofjuly. they are submitting 24—hour fire warden on site. but at this stage, they are not announcing an evacuation. the council says they have been advised by the fire service but it is safe enough for people to stay. after the meeting, this man and his daughter showed us around. his family are so worried that they want to leave. showed us around. his family are so worried that they want to leavem has played only a little bit. i have got a very good friend, and i talked to her about it. it has affected your sleep. he does not want to go to sleep. he watches films or whatever, but it is like not wanting to go to sleep, just in case. he was given a piece of the cladding by the original builders. now his daughter onceit original builders. now his daughter once it out of the flat. there is your f

local churches like saint clement have been open since 3:30am this morning receiving people evacuatedhouses and doing what communities of jesus what communities ofjesus christ a lwa ys what communities ofjesus christ always do in these situations, offering a shoulder to cry on, food and drink and it hasjust been wonderful to see that. it has been tragic to hear the stories of people feeling distressed about loved ones and their whereabouts. it has been awful to hear people anxious about whether they will have a home to go back to today or this week. and yet at the same time this wonderful moment of london life where a community that is massively diverse comes together and stands together. the difficult thing for the authorities right now is up to 600 people could have been in there, we do not know how many. and it is establishing those numbers. and you have had people coming from church to church this morning. people asking if we know the whereabouts of their loved ones and it is desperate to see. we are trying to keep lists of people in the different centres to say, stay put because

this breaking out overnight in san clemente, california. 200 firefighters rushing to the scene savingevery home of the coast in calabasas. a new wildfire erupting this afternoon, burning quickly through the hills. tonight, more than two dozen major fires are burning from washington to texas. red flag warnings are still in effect there. >>> here in new york city tonight, the governor declaring a state of emergency for the city's transportation system. the announcement after the accident on a subway earlier this week. dozens of people injured in the rush hour derailment. the emergency declaration there will help provide money for upgrades and repairs to the system. >>> and another major headline we're following tonight. one of the pope's closest advisers charged with sex abuse tonight. cardinal george pell, the vatican finance star is facing multiple counts in his native australia. he is the highest ranking member of the clergy ever accused. in the worldwide scandal that has gripped the catholic church for decades. abc's james longman reports. >> reporter: it's the bombshell scandal hit

jamie yuccas is in san clemente where many worry it will hurt their summer business.morning. this is the first week of summer. this usually means parents are dropping off their kids for summer camps. but with so many white sharks spotted just offshore, businesses report numbers are down even when the surf's up. sun shining, waves ready to ride, and this year sharks lurking offshore. after dozens of sightings, businessing are feeling what's known as the shark effect. this is his lowest business in 15 years that i classes and we have to weightlift. >> his business has been down 50%. fewer are willing to get in the water. >> the mom will say, i'm so sorry, i talked to my husband, and it's just that one chance. they're just nervous. >> candice lazar is one of those moms. since maher family witnessed shark sightings and beach closings. that's why at the last minute she decided daughter sloane would sit it out. >> it's hard to know how to react. you don't want to overact. >> there's that chance. >> yes, there is. >> that does weigh on your mind. >> yes. >> you'd never forgi

. >> we mention that clement street and richmond, when my businesses see the rate changes?>> because we have seen some benefits to this structure and portions of the city, want to roll it out to the entire city. we will start to roll it out as early as the ball for winter. >> other neighborhoods? that you are considering?>> any areas across the city in commercial areas that have these parking meters. that is where we see most of the benefit that helps reduce circling and looking for parking. it helps people find parking close enough to the store of choice.>> paul rose. bank use for taking the time -- thank you for taking the time to talk with us. >>> starting tomorrow, minimum wage will go up to $14 an hour. voters approved the increase as a way to help some of the low- wage workers. the mayor got it to her from a local manufacturer. none of his employees make minimum wage, that the new law will give six of his workers a small increase in their hourly rate. >> you need to make sure you are compensating somebody enough so they have a standard of living so they wanted to come

. >> reporter: san clemente lifeguard chief bill humphries says the predators impact crowds. >> the bigger is there's far more sharks than there's ever been in this area. it's an anomaly right now. >> reporter: 11-year-old ava mcgovern had to convince her mom to let her train as a junior lifeguard in a group, but even she doesn't want to hang in the ocean alone. >> i'm a little scared of the sharks. >> do you usually surf? >> i did surf. but now i'm not quite sure if i am going to surf like for a long time now because of the sharks. >> and that's the overnight news for this friday. for some of you the news continues. for others check back a little bit later for the morning news and of course "cbs this morning." from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm tony dokoupil. . >>> more surgery for scalise. >> he's in some trouble. >> dr. the being investigated for obstruction of justice. mr. trump fires back on twitter, of course. this morning a look at what obstruction charges could mean for the presidency and how vice president pence is protecting himself. >>> and on the run for several

diamond before dropping one of his crutches and tossing a first pitch straight to the catcher, roberto clemente, jr.. the entire crowd erupted in some of the loudest applause you would hear. president trump went on the video board about playing today's game. his daughter, ivanka and jared kushner are here in attendance. one president trump was done talking, there was loud applause on the democratic side over on the left field bleachers and on the republican side of her on the side bleachers. >> dana: for good reason. thank you for that update. jesse, one of the things we stowed in the video was the prayer, the huddle of both teams. he said that was very moving. >> jesse: there is like that in politics, that's historic. especially that first pitch we just saw. you get chills when you watch that. it's reminiscent of george w. bush throwing out the first pitch right after 9/11 at yankee stadium. not to that level but moments where you grip the nation. jesse owens, the olympics. i think everybody, republican or democrat can appreciate those moments that bind us together as americans. >> dana: it so

it is moving away there the marine base and towards san clemente. they are making air drops and protecting neighborhoods threatened if the fire picks up. >>> the parents of a high school student have raised $25,000 to fund a lawsuit against the san rafael unified school district. this comes after a controversial campaign video for the office of school president. the patients of the winner say their son was bullied by administrators because of a video that depicted torture and the use of firearms. the student says it was a parody of a movie. he was stripped of his position of junior class president. now the parents want to sue the district for what they're calling a violation of free speech rights. >>> 76-year-old cardinal george pell is the vatican's economy minister and the highest ranking church official to face sex crimes. police in australia have not given any details but said he was being charged with sexual offenses. >> i'm looking forward to having my day in court. i'm innocent of these charges. the whole idea of sexual abuse is of to me. >>

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