you have the leader in congress on that issue in annie custer. [ applause ] what we have that we are dealing with today in the united states, we have two main competitors. one we hear about every single day with russia that is trying to disturb our elections, infiltrate our elections,. they are also responsible for protecting dictators in places like syria who are gassing kids in that country. they are making sure that terrorist organizations are destabilizing. they try to destabilize the united states. they'll fly their airplanes within feet of our ships. they want to destabilize us. what i want to talk to you about tonight briefly is a concern that i have had since i have gotten in the congress that has sharpened in the last couple years. and that's the other competitor that we have, and that's china. i'm not here to be a fear monger, but i think we need to have an adult conversation about where we are as a country and what we need to do to keep our position as a strong country. and i watch china every single day. they are building islands in the south china sea. they're militarizi

correspondents custom phenomena in washington and betty riegert in brussels so welcome both custer phenomena in washington was will start with you if mr trump does pull america out of the deal does that necessarily mean it will fall after all there are eight signatures to it. you know that's a big question and depends on what donald trump is going to say exactly i mean you never know with on a trump so it still could be that he's announcing he will be announcing another diplomatic initiative or that he would announce the deal but not immediately pull out of it but clearly that is very unlikely everybody expects donald trump to announce that he would not extend the sanction relieve that iran has enjoyed under the existing iran nuclear deal and that would mean that the u.s. in this case would be violating the agreement because iran is hearing to the deal effectively do you would pull out of the deal now as you said there are other signatories states so it doesn't have to unravel iran would have an excuse to restart its nuclear program but they have also been some. statements from iran saying w

we found owners tracy and bill serving a full house of custers. officials predict iron man could generate a whopping $13 million for the region. >> i have to say spending money locally now post-fire is just as important as say the donations coming in during the fires. >> reporter: the city has signed a contract to host the event through the next three years. >> we're very positive with events like this coming to town and people coming out it's going to be terrific and we're going to survive. >> reporter: in santa rosa, cornell bernard, abc 7 news. >> san jose took a step forward making its neighborhood safe from fires today. that money will help buy smoke detecters for every mobile home ips in san jose. >> we have 11,000 mobile homes, more than any other city in america. it's critical we make sure they're safe. >> several nonprofits like the red cross will work with san jose's fire department to install the fire alarms. >>> sonoma county sheriff's deputies have arrested the man suspected of stealing rainbow flags. one of it them ended up being tos

berkeley 30 miles per hour and 13 in fairfield and 17 in nampa and custer conditions across the hills and high temperatures low 60s, 65 redwood city, 60 city mountain view and inland areas 10 degrees below average and temperatures a few degrees below average. here is a look at the seven day forecast. there is hope here that we will see sunshine and warmer weather for friday, saturday and temperatures reaching the upper 70s and next week we have cooler weather for monday and tuesday with the chance of rain and let's show you the view of our chopper from ocean beach. they are making the shape of a humpback whale and it says making -- making waves. >> amazing. good job, kids. >> so cool. >> love that shot. >>> still ahead. it's the blue white dress and now an audio clip going viral and we will let you be the judge next. >>> we want to invite your pet lovers and send us your questions about health and well- being and e-mail locked at at the answers friday at noon. he's been called a rockstar lawyer. he tops the charts on progressive causes... winning pro bono battles for immigrants and th

for many including low 70s out toward eastern carter county -- -- custer county county. upper 60s, very low 70s. on the coast 50s, 60s on the peninsula. it's a pretty chilly pattern. it's going to change, and it will sunday into monday. >> kareem jackson said that her three-year-old son -- loves getting up early, watching us in the morning. >> that's early. >> good morning, troy. >> he has this thinking about steve paulson. >> interested in the weather. future meteorologist. >> thank you, pam. >>> 4:52. it's one of the tallest skyscrapers in the country. now, you -- it has a very unique display. we have a look at that light show. my name is tony thurmond. education isn't the goal, - it's the gateway. hold the key... to every child's opportunity. we reject trump's attacks on our public schools. and invest in the teachers dreamers. modernize our curriculum and empower educators to teach beyond the test because creativity and critical thinking are as important as facts and figures. i'm tony thurmond the work starts now. state superintendent. >>> 4:55. the milwaukee police d

. >>> custer county firefighters leave heading the -- will be hitting the streets to raise money for the muscular dystrophy association. it's their 60th annual charity fundraiser event. they've already raised more than $14,000 during two days and both margaret and brenda. today, you can find five birders in antioch -- firefighters in antioch oak grove, and hercules. watch out for them. might have some change in your car. >> i see them. they are always in such great spirit. >> we have had to around the block. >>> alex is here in for sal, watching what's happening in our roads. >> good morning for both of you. we are starting to see traffic building on westbound 580. that tracy super commute seeing some slow traffic right here coming off of 205. you see it right there on your screen. coming over the altamont pass. but it does free up once you get into the livermore valley and traveling through dublin. things look good this morning. here's a live look at the golden gate bridge. and that is a nice easy ride coming out of marin county. cell phone 101 across the span. and into san francisc

go custer he's probably got the point he is still bugs in the world seriously though is there anyone better at being nasty on a football pitch and no thanks i'm sorry i don't think. there's another reason madrid is crucial to bring the story tonight to bowl fans may have noticed a small time rivalry that barely gets any attention outside spain. but those of you who don't know right now actually have a somewhat antagonistic relationship with barcelona which is great because spain's two cents of x. p.k. and ramos the pair have this weird relationship where they do their utmost the wind each other up during the regular season then put all that animosity to one side and that by buying. but things have gone up a notch with catalonia pushing for independence and the madrid government cracking down p.k. is a supporter of catalan independence and created something of a stir when he cut off the sleeves of his spain shirt but some mistakenly believing they had featured the spanish flag colors. anyway spain's attacking talent a lot may depend on p.k. on ramos keeping their part time bromance go

david custer patrick henry i always said patrick mchenry where is patrick c. greatest name in politics i don't know what every time i say patrick mchenry who's by the way does a great job site from every more important than the name i think you have the greatest name in politics if i had that name i would have been president ten years sooner telling you great name thanks patrick me a lot of. blame to loot can mire keith roff cos whiskey thank you very much claudia teddy and wagner. these are people that think we'll just leave it there don't trump figuring into another aspect financial regulations he had been speaking earlier bite of course what's going on in north korea he has polled died some hours earlier of a summit on june the twelfth with north korea and he said there are a few moments ago the most stringent sanctions will be put on north korea because of the nuclear program of course hours ago the wrapped up their nuclear program that they say there are several one in the country let's not cross to see mira connor washington correspondent who can maybe b

miss custer? >> aye. >> miss custer, aye. mr. nowin? aye. miss bustos? no. mr. maloney? >> aye. >> miss plaskett, aye. miss adams? >> aye. >> mr. evans, no. mr. lawson? >> no. >> mr. o'halloran? mr. soto? mr. soto, a. ye. miss blatrochester? no. mr. chairman? >> no. >> mr. chairman, no. >> was mr. rogers recorded? >> yes, he was recorded no. >> 12 ayes, 33 nays. >> motion is not agreed to. any further debate on the king amendment? seeing none the motion on the king amendment. all those in favor say aye. >> ayes have it. the motion is agreed to. are there further amendments under title xi? mr. denim? please pass out mr. denim's amendment. >> mthank you, mr. chairman. knowingly slaughtering, transporting, possessing, selling or buying hum ining catn consumption. adopting this policy signals that the united states will not tolerate this disturbing practice in our country and demonstrates our unity with other nations that have banned dog and cat meat and bolsters existing international efforts to crack down on the practice worldwide. the stand-alone bill has wide bipartisan

the search wrapped up and authorities have everyone in custer me -- custody and this trio of suspected shoplifters lettuce on a short chase but when their car got off the freeway here at stone valley the driver lost control and plowed into this large electrical box you can see a lot of the damage on that car. the three men jumped out and ran off at that point and that prompted a massive search by law enforcement officers from across the area as they tried to track all three down. two of the men arrested right away and the third man was on the loose for a couple of hours but minutes ago officers. >> reporter: the third person into custody. he had been hiding along the creek bed west of 680. investigators say at 6:00 they tried to stop the men and the car sped off but the employee got a good description and gave that to police. a short time later san ramon police spotted the car with the three men inside and tried to pull them over and that led to the short chase along 680 which is then again ended with the crash here in alamo and the men got out and got away for time but eventually they

custer county -- caustic -- a lot of 50s here. 55 in pittsburgh and antioch. there is already available moisture on the north bay and east bay. below comes in right now. it is over us. it will server activity later today. -- it will trigger activity later today. it would not take much to get the storm activity or light shower activity today. still cool thursday. a little warmer on friday and saturday. >>> we do have some new information this morning. the senate judiciary committee just released transcripts of interviews with donald trump junior and others regarding his meeting with a russian lawyer. the meeting happened at trump tower in 2016. the interview happened last year. according to documents, trump junior said he could not remember whether he had discussed the russia investigation with his father. he also said he did not think there was anything wrong with attending the trump tower meeting in which he was promised dirt on hillary clinton. the meeting is under scrutiny in the russia investigation. that is just coming in now. the transcripts are released

he says, quote, the degree of support and selfless efforts from local media and confirmed custer countyy residents concerning the vicious attack my mother endured has been amazing. thank you all. >>> 5:35. oakland man who was at the center of that barbecuing controversy in oakland has now been appointed to a commission overseeing the rules at lake merritt. oakland native kenzie smith was nominated by city council member rebecca kaplan to serve on the parks and recreation advisory committee. last month, a white female called the police because smith was barbecuing with charcoal. in an elyria -- area that was not permitted for that. some say that since kenzie smith was african-american that the incident was racially motivated. hundreds of people showed up last sunday for what they called a barbecuing while black event. >>> federal judge in new york has decided president trump's blocking of certain 20 -- twitter followers violates the first amendment. the digital space he uses to connect with the american people is a public forum. the ruling rejects the administration's arguments that the

custer had been killed. sitting bull was blamed for it and kind of had become public enemy number one, although he didn't really pull the trigger. and when he returned in i think it was, well, it was the early 1880s when he and his people returned because canada too was, the buffalo had been killed off, and canadians were under pressure by americans to send native americans back here to their homeland, he was this huge celebrity just like buffalo bill. i mean, they were two major icons of that era, and they're still huge icons around the world. and a lot of people were courting sitting bull for their traveling spanish -- traveling circuses, including buffalo bill who had cooked up his plan for the wild west show in a bar in brook lynx of all places. [laughter] he was the original rip from the headlines kind of guy. not kind of guy, just ripped from the headlines guy. i mean, he had had all these adventures on the plains, you know, killing buffalo and wrestling bears and skirmishes with native americans, and

shock only the seven counts of fires came together was just under forty hundred fifty years go find custer. and this is this is a big historic thing you know there's almost four thousand they were made to hear any of us have seen this in our lifetimes. but every good or bad come to find people that don't that's always fun. to get themselves or i'm struck by. is the highlight of my generation this is our fight you know we can back down from. that everybody's going to know about will be due to your sacrifices that. is going to be so nice to me remember that all all and . the nature of news as it breaks this is one of the area as well hardest as had blocked the road for using finding a higher than anything else they could find with detailed coverage now there's an extremely hot months assad regime which everyone striving for the good of the state from around the world this museum aims to be a repository of our region for history and it's perfected war that has divided tribes here for generations. howlers not much rain is not much snow falling at the moment in australia for many a sight of the

eastern carter county -- custer county and alameda county. >> first fire south of highway for in the town of byron. now there are seventh separate fire is being pushed by strong winds. >> at least 500 acres and several structures have burned. i want to take you their lives. you can see the fire in the distance. crews have been busy trying to keep the flames from spreading. you can hear the wind. that's certainly been a problem. mark tamayo is following weather for us, checking on that when conditions. we are understanding that some buildings have burned. transit -- kaldy reports that firefighters have been fighting tougher weather conditions. >> reporter: smoke and flames tore through the dry grassy fields just after 1 am wednesday. whipped up by the fierce and fast winds. >> it was coming right up to the back of my house. >> reporter: at her business, the lazy m marina. >> called screaming, mama, there's a fire. and i came out of my house. she lived here. and it was just roaring by that time. >> reporter: burning her neighbor's property next door. the fire destroyed several outbuild

companies can no longer sell a custer's details without the customer's permission or bury this information in the small print about privacy, as happens in america. tside the bank of england and across the 27 other countries of the euroan union, citizens are taking back control of their privacy as the new regulations prepare to kick in. >> i suppose its evolution rather than revolution. but havingaid that it is the biggest shake up in european privacy rules in 20 odd years. >> reporter: lawyer ph specializes in privacy issues. >> under the nve law you may eard there's this idea of the right to be forgotten, which is your right as an individual to write ta business and say i want you to delete the personal information that you hold about me. >> reporter: lee worked in california's silicon valley for four years and is now back in britain, helping american business to navigate e.u. and global data protection compliance. >> in the u.s. tre is no equivalent overarching legislation that applies across absolutely everything. instead what happens in the u.s. is you get very sector specific rules or

time to reelect members of congress and only elect those who will support some gun reform but as you custer with the latest from dallas in texas heidi thank you. now the u.s. could end its role in the saudi led coalition in yemen after it deployed forces to a yemeni island without consulting its exiled government that's according to a senior yemeni official speaking to the associated press there have been further protests on so-called try against the u.s. military presence it's not clear when the troops will be sunny arabia sent a delegation to the island after an iraqi soldiers took over key locations there this week the yemeni government and the u.a.e. are formally allies against who the rebels but the u.a.e. has promoted other separatists in southern yemen at the expense of the government lebanon is holding its first parliamentary elections in nine years on sunday thousands of ballot boxes are being distributed across fifteen electoral districts but with the country still divided along sectarian lines there's little hopes of new electoral system will bring major political changes in a ho

example, my last book was about one of the most toxic individuals in american history, herge armstrong custerand was slightly to the left of it adolf hitler, in the reason why he was controversial in his own time are totally different from the ones that we carry in some of the general culture surrounding us today. also you find looking at that topic that people who were on the most progressive side of the political ledger, who accomplish some of the greatest things that i mentioned earlier in reconstruction, the same ku klux that passes the klan act and puts the federal government in the business of actually prosecuting civil rights violations pass a law ending the recognition of native solvency and ending the treaty with native people, because the same little philosophy of universal rights justified eradicated that separate sovereignty and that separate role system in which they operated. and so if i were to go in with an agenda, you know, there are things about him that you can actually understand why people of the time admired him if you are not scorning. and you can also understand why he

more than lincoln, custer, twain, anyone else. i have run the numbers, and you can ask me and i can show you. there are a few unknowns, like grant. no one has added up the archives of grant. but the larger point -- sojourner truth is one of the most photographed women in the 19th century. douglass and truth are also hugely admired public speakers, orators, among the greatest male and female orators in the 19th century. douglass can command speaking -- could command a higher speaking fee than any other orator, and this was back when it came with celebrity, like being an actor. it was a form of entertainment. douglass, for the first 15 years -- 50 years of the united states -- 19th century, is virtually out of print. benjamin quarrels brings douglas back into print in 1948 with his narrative. my bondage and my freedom was his best-selling book. it does not come back in the print until several decade later, then the life and letters 1950's, butd in the that is published by the communist press, which sells like 1000 copies a year. it