but remember, she and dan both told police sam had last been seen with a third man. and sam left, there was no third person with them? >> i was under the impression that there was a third person. i heard about that person. >> from dan? >> i believe so. that's how i remember it now. >> but at the time, police say, rachel did say she saw the nonexistent third man. it's a major reason she was charged as an accessory. you know, of course, that the issue of the third person is a crux of this case? >> i know now, yeah. i don't remember saying i saw him. i can believe that i told the police there was somebody, and i probably would have said it with confidence because i trusted dan. >> when dan returned to the house without sam, rachel says dan was almost frantic. >> it looked like he was having some sort of panic attack or heart attack. he was like, pacing around the room, holding his heart, leaning up against the wall. >> rachel says dan told her he needed to go to his parents'house to get his things. he returned in time for them to head to the theater for that night's sho

dan: accompanies say the new facility can serve as a model for transportation -- for the transportation industry. ama: we still have much more news i hadn: let's go to abc seven news anchor coming in over for a look at what's coming up at 5:30 p.m. karina: tonight, we will take a closer look at the criminal charges filed against a prosecutor and alameda county. we will discuss the district attorney's decision to charge one of her most vocal critics. plus, a big award for a san francisco contemporary thai restaurant. the chef joins us to talk about receiving a michelin star, and that's not her first. join us for those stories and more at 5:30 p.m. ama: you can download the abc7 app or had to abc7news.com to join karina in a few minutes. dan: world news tonight with david muir's next. ama: we will see you back in the day, sneaker drops meant getting online to wait in line. now with xfinity mobile... ...we get the fastest mobile service and can get the freshest kicks asap. i got this. get the best price for 2 lines of unlimited when you switch to xfinity mobile for $30 a line per month. nice job, little sis! they grow up so fast... i'm a

we were up in the hills together and dan had to answer all of the hard questions so we decided that we will preserve out today. i want to thank dan for taking on the hard ones. my answer will be that what you see us potential tension is not how we view the region. the most significant element that we see this was secretary also has talked about most recently as a shared vision among our allies and partners. this is not america's vision of the indo pacific, it is a shared vision articulated by the japanese, pacific islands, australians and koreans of a region that is free and open, free of coercion and disputes are managed peacefully. with different allies and partners we have different mixes and the types of engagements we have in the tools we bring to bear but there is very close alignment and we meet there partners where they are. they are very focused on issues of climate change, illegal fishing. others who are more focused on high-end deterrence we will meet them where they are. while the tools 90 -- may be different, articles are shared. we talk a lot about these trips being histo

and they informed me that somebody had confessed, i think it was dan evans, that they had been hackinge. a group of eight people who suspected that they were victims took the fight to the civil court. based on dan evans' testimony and other evidence that emerged, the judge in the case declared that there was widespread phone hacking at mirror group newspapers. this company is now going to face a huge bill because there are potentially hundreds of other claims to follow these eight. there are so many people whose phones have been hacked. what i did with the mirror group is only the tip of the iceberg. hello there. it's been another day with some blustery showers, but also some sunny spells around at times, too. it is set to stay very unsettled as we head through the rest of the week. and it's been a very wetjuly so far. in fact, some spots, particularly towards the north and the west and also across central southern england, have seen around one and a half times the average july rainfall so far. we're only halfway through the month. of course, a lot of months to come and a lot more rain

and they informed me that somebody had confessed, i think it was dan evans, that they had been hacking group of eight people who suspected that they were victims took the fight to the civil court. based on dan evans' testimony and other evidence that emerged, the judge in the case declared that there was widespread phone hacking at mirror group newspapers. this company is now going to face a huge bill because there are potentially hundreds of other claims to follow these eight. there are so many people whose phones have been hacked. what i did with the mirror group is only the tip of the iceberg. hello there. summer holiday season in full swing. but the weather is certainly not playing ball at the moment. take a look at denbighshire a few hours ago, some of the showers really quite torrential. and they have been quite widespread as well across the country. we are now mid—way throuthuly. and you are right in thinking it's been a wet month. in fact, all of us have seen above—average rainfall, and there is little to indicate that we are going to see any significant change, certainly throu

and they informed me that somebody had confessed, i think it was dan evans, that they had been hackinga group of eight people who suspected that they were victims took the fight to the civil court. based on dan evans' testimony and other evidence that emerged, the judge in the case declared that there was widespread phone hacking at mirror group newspapers. this company is now going to face a huge bill because there are potentially hundreds of other claims to follow these eight. there are so many people whose phones have been hacked. what i did with the mirror group is only the tip of the iceberg. good afternoon. the weather storyjust past has certainly left us questioning where on earth has our summer gone? it has been pretty wet at times, hasn't it? and unseasonably windy. we are midway throuthuly and you are quite right, it has been a wet month. all of us have seen above—average rainfall for the month and there is very little change i'm afraid on the horizon. in fact, this next chart shows rainfall accumulation for the next few days. the darker the blue, the wettest of the weather,

ad-supported tiers and subscribe is i think at a certain point in time you have to take a step back >> guy, dan had referenced the fact that he would have thought the stock would be lower on the back of what they guided to. so that would be bad news, good price action do you agree and if that's the case, does that bolster a bullish view of netflix? >> yeah, trying to wrap my head around obviously the revenue miss which is slight is concerning. and they're obviously saying it's the back half of the year story which they'll make up ground, which i get. here is the question, though if they reported this quarter with the stock trading, you know, 75 to $100 lower, what would the price action have been we're looking at through the lens of what the stock is doing, which i totally understand let's just take a step back. stock's up 160s %160%ish we almost, and this is what i was hoping for, filled that gap that we had from january of 2022 you can go back and look, that ridiculous move to the downside. so that gap still is in place. people say all right, they'll start to look at valuation given the run. and

dan civilians had been hanging over the head of the british. i say yes. with a renewed public inquiry. lawyers are trying to get to the truth. but just as they came within an inch of the answers, they thought it turned out the evidence had already been destroyed in the defiance of the tools, the stuff or the u. k. had cool with this boom and into deleted the unknown quantity of data from the server, shows that before operation north, when we investigate just arrived at the u. k. headquarters to inspect it. according to the late day law firm and new evidence suggests, there were at least 80 suspicious civilian desks involving 3 s a s units between 20102013. and only now was an independent investigation under way. it's an inquiry that comes as a response to mounting pressure from numerous reports and civil cases, implying cold blooded murder at the hands of as a us troops. many of these instances involved nighttime rates on civilian homes like that of psych full a yard who was 19 years old. when the cs showed up and shot his father dead, the soldiers play b

dan civilians had been hanging over the head of the british. i say yes with a renewed public inquiry, lawyers are trying to get to the truth. but just as they came within an inch of the answers, they thought it turned out. the evidence had already been destroyed in the defiance of the tools that stuff or the u. k had cool with this booming into deleted the unknown quantity of data from the server, show it to before operation north. when we investigate just arrived at the u. k. headquarters to inspect it. according to the late day law firm and new evidence suggests, there were at least 80 suspicious civilian deaths involving 3 s a s units between 20102013. and only now was an independent investigation under way. it's an inquiry that comes as a response to mounting pressure from numerous reports and civil cases, implying cold blooded murder at the hands of as a us troops. many of these instances involved nighttime raids on civilian homes like that of psych full like yard who was 19 years old. when the cs showed up and shot his father dead, the so

dan civilians had been hanging over the head of the british. i say yes. with a renewed public inquiry. lawyers are trying to get to the truth. but just as they came within an inch of the answers, they thought it turned out the evidence had already been destroyed in the defiance of the tool to stop for the u. k. had cool with this booming into deleted the unknown quantity of data from the server. showing that before operation north, when we investigate just arrived at the u. k. headquarters to inspect it. according to the late day law firm and new evidence suggests, there were at least 80 suspicious civilian debts involving 3 s a s units between 20102013. and only now was an independent investigation under way. it's an inquiry that comes as a response to mounting pressure from numerous reports and civil cases, implying cold blooded murder at the hands of as a us troops. many of these instances involve nighttime raids on civilian homes like that of psych full like yard who was 19 years old. when the cs showed up and shot his father dead, the soul just plays

witnesses, her sister, her friend, were able to describe the letter, the existence of the letter. >> dan had thought you would be able to. >> it just helped the case to build and build and build. it was another factor that demonstrated the nature of their relationship. >> another critical part of the prosecution's case, the discovery that bierenbaum had flown his plane on the afternoon of july 7th, the day gail went missing. remember, he told police he was alone in their apartment during that time. prosecutors, though, are able to show jurors bierenbaum's only personal flight log where the 7 for july had been altered to an 8. >> not very professionally, either. it looked like a child had done it. >> the big hurdle for the prosecution was to persuade the jury that someone could actually fly a plane and push a body out the door and not crash. >> i was told by the defenders of robert bierenbaum that actually doesn't work. you're flying this airplane at 100 miles an hour through the sky. you have a 120-pound victim. and somehow, you're supposed to lean over to throw it out. the physics of it jus

dan: thank you. you had some sriracha. >> i must have. hot sauce and hot weather both got to me. : we have just three days to go until this year's aids walk. the fundraising walk is on sunday, july 16, coming up at golden gate park once again. it benefits local hiv and aids programs such as hive and the rainbow community center. to register call or visit sf. aids walk.net. ♪ ♪ ♪ visit your local volvo retailer to explore mild-hybrid suvs during the summer safely savings event. dan: it is the final stop of the final to refer dead-end company or the grateful dead -- dead & company or the grateful dead as they are also known. the tribute band is having its final shows this weekend. it consists of original grateful dead members as well as the modern edition of john mayer and others. the band originally started as the warlocks in palo alto in 1965 and would go on to define the san francisco spiritual awakening of the 1960's. all three shows through sunday are sold out. should be great. tomorrow coit tower will become quite candle. you are looking live from our abc 7 roof camera where i

had a come -- get a conversation with the man that matters. guy: looking forward to that. palantir extends rally on ai, walk us through the reasons. ed: danhad a no out last week, call and palantir the lionel messi of ai. it is a 15 page report that sees them with an entrenchment that they want security in cloud customers. i have been to foundry and seen them demo it. there is intense interest. guy: thank you very much. this is bloomberg. ♪ y about things like changing tax rates or filing returns. avalarahhh ahhh ♪ alix: we are about an hour into u.s. trading session. not a lot of action. abigail is tracking some of these non-moves. abigail: the russell 2000, small caps up about 9/10 of 1%. moments ago, the s&p 500 began lower. we will watch and see how it flows. as for the month of july, we are looking at a big up week. last week was the third up week in a row. both the s&p 500 and nasdaq up more than 3% on the month. the s&p 500 up fully percent on the year. mastec, up more than 40% -- nasdaq up more than 40%. here we go in yellow, that is equal weighted s&p 500, really catching up. some of the breadth that investors wanted to see, up 1

dan: mayor tao had she received the lowest salary increase possible or else she would return the money. ama: we may be feeling warmer temperatures in the bay area but not as bad as nearly anywhere else in the u.s. the heat bubble doesn't appear to be leaving anytime soon. sandhya patel is looking at what it might mean for our wednesday in your 24 hour accuweather forecast. sandhya: we won't see extreme heat like phoenix. today, record 118 degrees. let's take a look at why. on the golden, you will notice it's a foggy view. visibility down to three miles. here's your 24 hour planner. watch out for the fog, drizzle. 50's, 60's. by noon, temperatures rising inland. 4:00, low 90's and upper 50's coast side. temperatures falling off as we head toward sunset. i will be back to let you know when the hot weather returns, coming up. dan: thanks. about one of three americans are under some kind of heat alert tonight. it's not just brutally hot in the united states. tim pulliam shows you how people are coping across the globe. reporter: in arizona, a summer scorcher. >> this is too hot. it's like

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pole in the hungarian grand prix but by the first corner max verstappen had overtaken him and he held on to take the chequered flag. danst pole since 2021 had raised hopes of lewis hamilton ending his 33 race drought. but things turned sour almost immediately. max verstappen, oscar piastri and lando norris dropping the mercedes into fourth. it will be a long, hot race. one corner in and the wheels had come off. not the way they had for pierre gasly. mclaren continued their upward trend with a consecutive podium for norris as a frustrated hamilton fell increasingly behind. how have they got nine seconds all of a sudden? that is a crazy amount. as they have all season, red bull had pace to burn. sergio perez taking the podium from ninth. max verstappen making a record 12 wins in a row for the austrian outfit as their utter domination showed no signs of stopping. for the team, 12 in a row is incredible. what we have been going through the last few years has been incredible and hopefully we can keep this momentum going for a long time and to work with the whole team is always very enjoyable. always good to look into, yeste

dan: mayor tao had she received the lowest salary increase possible or else she would return the moneytemperatures in the bay area but not as bad as nearly anywhere else in the u.s. the heat bubble doesn't appear to be leaving anytime soon. sandhya patel is looking at what it might mean for our wednesday in your 24 hour accuweather forecast. sandhya: we won't see extreme heat like phoenix. today, record 118 degrees. let's take a look at why. on the golden, you will notice it's a foggy view. visibility down to three miles. here's your 24 hour planner. watch out for the fog, drizzle. 50's, 60's. by noon, temperatures rising inland. 4:00, low 90's and upper 50's coast side. temperatures falling off as we head toward sunset. i will be back to let you know when the hot weather returns, coming up. dan: thanks. about one of three americans are under some kind of heat alert tonight. it's not just brutally hot in the united states. tim pulliam shows you how people are coping across the globe. reporter: in arizona, a summer scorcher. >> this is too hot. it's like you open an oven door and the he

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and so our editor dan simon had the idea that we should actually create a new book which focused primarilythe 21st century. so voices from the last 20 years of social movements like occupy wall street, like the anti-war movement against the wars in iraq and afghanistan, like the standing rock movement and black lives matter, and all the movements that has shaped the last 20 years. and so knowing that i was a student of that history and that method of learning history and how inspired i've been by howard zinn's work, i couldn't be more pleased and grateful to be part of this. amy: and you're not just a coeditor, haley, one of your speeches on abortion is included in this collection, right? can you talk about what you spoke about there? and also the whole issue of -- i hope it's not an illegal word yet -- intersectionality. as you know, ron desantis enters the presidential race, the whole banning of books which leads to people feeling like they're having forbidden discussions and ideas and intersectionality, coined by kimberly crenshaw, certainly among those concepts that have been or they'r

dan: the investigation must be completed in 90 days. new details about the crane collapse in new york city. the company hador collapses which were deadly. yesterday, 12 people were hurt, not seriously. >> can we get out? dan: the crane than 40 stories in a busy area of manhattan yesterday. the crane was moving concrete when it dislodged. officials say hydraulic fluid leaked, sparking flames. ama: lebron james is commenting about his son's health problems. bronny james is out of the hospital now. he suffered cardiac arrest during basketball practice. today, lebron james tweeted that he wanted to thank the countless people sending his family love and prayers. and that everybody is doing great. dan: donald trump about to be indicted for a third time? his lawyers met with the special counsel steam today to discuss the investigation into efforts to overturn the 2020 election. reporter: today donald trump's lawyers met with special counsel jack smith as a potential indictment looms. the clear indicator that new charges may be coming soon. >> this is equivalent of a hail mary pass. unlikely there is any argument

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had to try it. then it became our favorite. danbout the history of anchor brewing. for more we have a full look back through the years on ab c7news.com. >> we have literally grown up with san francisco. dan: last year we caught up with the brewmaster to talk about the making and meaning behind anchor brewing. you will find the entire piece at abc7news.com/local. while one business goes under, the san francisco ferry building is celebrating its 125th anniversary. you can enjoy limited-edition swag giveaways. there will also be free ice cream from 11:00 to 2:00. the looking to acquire st. mary's medical center and memorial hospital from dignit health. ucsf says the acquisition will help serve more people in san francisco who are underserved. ucsf is meeting with two california board of regents next week to formally request approval. the deal would include outpatient and urgent care clinics. if approved, the facilities would no longer have any religious affiliation. new 11:00, if you want a cool place to get out of the heat this weeke

dan: this lawyer rep julio lopez. he had wrapped up gardening when he stopped for a beer with two relatives. the officers arrived, asked for his id, and when he they take him down. >> sit down. sit down. >> i understand. hey! [sounds of a scuffle] dan: medical records show he suffered a concussion and a shoulder injury that required surgery. >> you know, i -- i fel was going to die. it was really scary. dan: in our interview come his wife said his ordeal has changed julio. >> he does not have the same confidence as before. he has tried to be the same, but he says the -- he is a man t lost his family. dan: the complaint has dozens of -- of action, including battery and it says a reasonable law-enforcement officer would not have used aggressive tactics for something as minor as an open container of beer. >> maybe they should not been drinking there, but that was not conduct that justified the level of violence the officers inflicted on him. dan: he says that julio wants his day in court and for a jury to decide the case. neith

had to try it. then it became our favorite. danere is plenty more to tell you about the history of anchor brewing. for more we have a full look back through the years on ab c7news.com. >> we have literally grown up with san francisco. dan: last year we caught up with the brewmaster to talk about the making and meaning behind anchor brewing. you will find the entire piece at abc7news.com/local. while one business goes under, the san francisco ferry building is celebrating its 125th anniversary. you can enjoy limited-edition swag giveaways. there will also be free ice cream from 11:00 to 2:00. the looking to acquire st. mary's medical center and memorial hospital from dignity health. ucsf says the acquisition will help serve more people in san francisco who are underserved. ucsf is meeting with two california board of regents next week to formally request approval. the deal would include outpatient and urgent care clinics. if approved, the facilities would no longer have any religious affiliation. new 11:00, if you want a cool place

i remember when we had you on, dan, so many different times, beginning 27 years ago. you were one of our first guests on democracy now! but when this documentary came out, you and patricia, your wife, came on the show with the directors. this goes to that point where you understood the stakes of what you were going to do. you brought your two little kids, 13-year-old robert, 10-year-old mary, to help you -- not that they completely understood what you were doing -- xerox the 7000 pages of the secret history of vietnam, u.s. involvement in vietnam? >> that's right. i hadn't really meant to bring my daughter, but on the second occasion -- at all. she was only 10. but she had complained about being left in the car when i went up to do some last-minute xeroxing with robert. and once she was up there, she complained about being given nothing to do. so we gave her scissors. and when, by mistake, the police came to the door for the second time during this project because the owner of the shop had not turned the key correctly and had set off an alarm in the police station --

. >> they had measures on the table but we think it is too little and too slow. reporter: tim johns, abc7news. danime to get into the abc7 advance at 11 where he tried to get you had on the headlines you hear about in the days to come. tonight it is about the oakland mayor. a vote set for tomorrow by city council and whether the mayor should get a $75,000 raise. as you might imagine that everyone agrees. the bump in pay would bring the mayor salary to $278,000 a year. oakland mayor has limited control over city leadership decisions and budgeting however supporters say the city charter requires the mayor's salary to be in line with other cities in the state. >> being ceo of oakland, that person deserves at least that compensation if not more quite honestly. the jump to $278,000 a year before benefits would put the oakland mayor's salary above that of san jose but below san francisco. if the increase is approved tomorrow, the raise faces a final vote in september. ama: the 82-year-old on the border of berkeley and albany will be closing by the end of the year. the 140 acre parcel of land is zoned fo

dan: a great goat escape had police trying to come up with a way to corral them. goats took over shane drive around 2:00 this afternoon. somehow they escaped their enclosure. the animals are used for weed control. their owners were contracted -- contacted. a border collie went to work rounding up those roman goats. . a neighbor said it took mere seconds to get them back where they belong. ama: what a sight kid we have much more news ahead. dan: let's go to abc 7 news anchor karina nova. karina: tonight at 5:30, as you mentioned earlier, a deeper look at i-team reporter stephanie sierra's story about a mystery land purchase near travis air force base. that is where about $1 billion worth of land has been bought up a company the u.s. government knows little about. stephanie will share more details and why there is a national security concern. plus, what you need to know about cruise insurance after 7 on your side helped one woman with her unusual predicament. join us with those stories and more on abc 7 bay area streaming tv. dan: thank you. ama: download the abc 7

by the way i had dan flax on the b block. he said forget about the rebalancing.if you're long term. that makes sense. charles: you haven't changed your mind. you're an options person. that is too much risk for an options player but there is on option, someone taking a big risk on met at that. i don't know who it is. 40 million-dollar options get on meta to go up from here. people swing the fences on options. you ask folks not to do that. gosh, what do you make of that kind of a bet? >> i think if you have the type of bet then you better have some really proper risk allocation associated with that but it's a good insight for the retail trader, if there is big money at play. it that's supply and demand. whether you view that as fundamental or technical it is a really good insight. >> is unlikely that's a dumb person for lack of a better word. that is someone with some kind of insight more than likely? >> if they have that much money one would hope. charles: let's talk about a name you like. when the name came, i got email i almost fell out of my chair i used to lov

. >> what shows this better than anything is dan quayle had to tell mike pence that you can't do thisdan quayle was never held up as the paragon of political genius and he was like, you cannot do the wrong thing. >> he wasn't corrupt and he wasn't illegal and he wasn't a coup co-conspirator. >> exactly. >> that's what we're dealing with here. barbara mcquade, i'll give you the last word. >> well, i think that we've been talking a lot about lawyers and how they could be held accountable through disbarment and that's an important first step that could prevent them from continuing in the legal profession but i think it's important they be held criminally liable as well. people can be disbarred and can petition to get their license back or move on to another field but you take away somebody's liberty is what is necessary to send a very important message of deterrence. >> barbara mcquade, thank you very much. next time at the table, i hope. molly and donny, stick around. >>> for us the political ad running in iowa that has very clearly made its way under the skin of the twice impeached, tw

dan evans, in his own words, has had a horrible year.ens, and it does not look like henry moran can hear us now. we will try to get back to him later to discuss the third test taking place at headingley, england against australia. it gets under way on thursday. roy hodgson is targeting a "top half finish" with crystal palace, after the club confirmed he will be their manager next season. the 75—year—old returned to palace in march when he replaced patrick vieira on a deal until the end of last season. he helped steer the side out of the relegation zone, taking 18 points from his ten games in charge — to finish 11th in the premier league. hodgson says he's "immensely pleased and proud" to be staying at palace. newcastle have signed ac milan and italy midfielder sandro tonali. the 23—year—old has signed a five—year contract, becoming eddie howe's first signing of the summer as his side prepares for champions league football. the reported £55million fee would make him the most expensive italian footballer of all time. and tottenham have rea

dan mccarthy. in recent years, i've had the pleasure of participating the george washington statesmanship program, delivering lectures on washing ten and lincoln, churchill and the goal and burke. i'm also pleased to have an article on the late jesuit theorist james v shaw and the brand new issue of modern age. there was a man who knew meaning of both reason and revelation to the very depths of his soul. i've always joked family and friends that i all seven good jesuits in the world. there may be 12 or 14, but i know them all. and father shaw was among the greatest of them. i'll tell you a quick story about him. months before he died at the age of 91. i had just published a book called the idol of our how the religion of humanity subverts christianity. and i wrote to father jim. and i said, father jim, i need your address on my scott nelson california to send you my new book. he says, never mind. and i've already reviewed it for the claremont review of books. there was a 91 year old jesuit who was alert right the to the very end. and of course, let's not all the bright decent, amiable and energy a

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