yeah, i think i like my dangerous ladies, and i also like my dangerous men.ormally write from the point of view of the criminal, as everybody knows, as opposed to the police. i don't really write many police procedurals, so i quite enjoy sort of being on the other side of the coin. the other side of the coin — it's where you've always been, in a way, and the brilliance with which you made these tough women the ones who really ran the show, i mean, was that something thatjust came to you accidentally? you just tumbled into it? you know, i come from a long line of really really strong irish women, so i think that's probably got something to do with it. but also, you know, i'm a very strong woman, and i think that comes across in the books. and also i'm a great believer in women, you know — we don't get mad, we get even, which i think comes across as well. it's about women being put in extraordinary positions in their lives and making the best of it. betrayal, just out in paperback, is i think the 23rd novel — and betrayal, the title, is the essence of the book.

dangerously close to homes earlier. the flames were moving up into the trees and with the winds moving quickly. with the man power, the 200 firefighters that are on it quickly. just made one last drop a couple of minutes ago. hitting it all day. burning around large power transmissions lines. the lines were not damaged and neither were the homes. the fire chief credits property owners who were vigilant in -- >> great cooperation from the community. >> reporter: fire officials said they were keeping an eye on the neighborhood and considering evacuations. in the end, no one evacuated. as far as the cause, they don't know yet. they do know it started up on a fire line. that is one of the things that they were able to do, cut fire lines in there. so able to get into some of these brushy areas and also with the power transmission lines that you just saw. then 200 firefighters cutting lines. we talked to pg&e earlier today and one of the meat yorologists said this is dangerous weather. and then with all of the power outages w

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i think that one of the most dangerous racist ideas in this country is the idea of the dangerous black person, is the idea of the dangerous black community and i think we see how dangerous this idea is and the way it operates in the minds of police officers who when they see these so-called dangerous people or they enter into these dangerous communities, they -- they're trigger fipger is a lot closer than when they're in other communities and i think this idea is based on misleading statistics or it's based on ideas that only when we think about the most dangerous neighborhoods we only think about homicides. we don't think like other thickses like drunk driving, to give you an example. more people die of drunk driving than they do homicides. we have studies that sometimes show that white men are more likely to drink and drive and kill people than other racial groups but those communities with those high levels of drunk drivers are not considered to be dangerous, right, because our danger and blackens. and i think we should reimagine and, i think, what neighborhoods are truly the most d

it's dangerous. you're putting yourself at risk along with the people that come to rescue you. >> reporter: steve patterson, nbc news, bakersfield, california. >>> coming up, why some people are willing to contract a serious disease in an effort to live longer. >>> and the $2 million hidden treasure that has people risking their lives to strike it rich. >>> tonight, a new and >>> tonight, a new and daring clinical trial that could mean the difference between life and death for thousands of people waiting on the transplant list in the united states. dr. john torres has our report on a breakthrough medical advance and the surprising reason it's happening. >> reporter: today it's a celebration as just a year ago, she was facing a much different future, suffering from serious kidney disease and on dialysis. irma was up against a five-year wait on the transplant list. >> at some point i considered making a will. >> reporter: and then a phone call from her doctor with an outrageous proposal. >> i can give

it's dangerous. you would have a point.ars kill -- during this tv program, five americans will die in cars. but we don't think twice about jumping in the car or driving somewhere, even at night or in the rain, which is more dangerous. i sometimes ride my bike to work, through new york city traffic. this is really dangerous. though the greens tell me i'm doing something wonderful by doing this. which probably isn't true. i do this even though bike riding kills hundreds of people each year. most people are killed by ordinary things. almost 5,000 people die crossing the street. my grandfather died that way. 4,000 people drown. 300 drown in bathtubs. more than 4,000 americans choke to death a year. 2,000 die in house fires. stairs kill 1,000 americans. heck, every year, 50 children are killed by buckets, ordinary five-gallon buckets. that's why this warning is on this. kids fall into them and drown. all these risks get far less intense news coverage than mysterious new threats like ebola. >> it's here and it can kill you. in fa

the fire is dangerously close to some homes. a gunman opened fire into a group of people in myrtle beach, south carolina. a man in a fear by hotel captured it on his cellphone. it all started with a fight. and when the man got to his feet, he started to shoot. seven people were hit including the gunman who was then by a security guard. everyone survived. >>> and people took to the streets in minnesota for a second day, protesting the acquittal of jeronino yanez. despite a lot of backlash, nbc megan kelly hosted an interview. known for outrageous statements, 1 of which is about the 2012 shooting in sandy hook elementary school. he claimed the 26 children who died was a hoax. >>> i tend to believe children probably did die there. but you look at the evidence on the other side, i can see how other people believe nobody died there. >> the families impacted by the newton shooting asked kelly not to air the interview. now, kelly released a statement before the nart view aired saying she nor nbc news are not elevating jones in anyway s

we're tracking dangerous heat. 67 but it will be getting up into the 90s and the triple digits. i'll break down your father's day day planner just after the break. the bathroom. when things go wrong here, you remember. quilted northern is designed to work so well, you can forget your bathroom trips. but sir froggy can never forget. "i used to be a prince. but no princess would kiss me now." wx/ck kris/cu much more ahead on today in the bay. coming up ... >>> we're under a microclimate weather alert. mt. hamilton looking absolutely stunning. a couple of clouds here and there, but what we're really talking about taking center stage is this heat wave. peninsula right now at 64 tri-valley at 67, san francisco's going o be probably one of the coolest areas along the coast as well because we're talking about that dangerous heat. and we've been previewing it for the past couple of days. it's all thanks to some very, very hot air building in from the desert southwest. we've got this ridge of high pressure. that's going to

today it houses some of the nation's most dangerous criminals. including the assassin of a former serbian prime minister. >> translator: they have committed all kinds of criminal offenses. basically every criminal offense on the books. these include organized crimes, war crime and other serious criminal offenses such as homicide. >> like american prisons, cz faces the problems of overcrowding. but serbia incarcerates a much smaller portion of its citizens. one out of nearly every 700 versus one out of every 130 in the united states. >> at the moment, a total of 1,200 inmates are being held here which is 2 1/2 times more than the prison's actual capacity. >> while some parts of cz have been modernized, much of the prison shows signs of age of one especially haunting section is completely abandoned behind locked doors. the execution chamber. >> we went down probably three, four stories underground to an area best described kind of like a scene out of "aliens." >> they literally have puddles of the water on the ground and they have boards that are s

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fire danger off the charts. air-quality is not so great. the most deaths and dangerous whether there is, hurricanes tornadoes, heat causes more deaths and problems in -- with homeowners than any other weather element. as we move forward, that element will stick around. we will track a brief cooldown this heating up again. we will see you back here. >> now for the latest on that wildfire in moraga. it started at 3:00 this afternoon and burned a field behind the high school. were on the scene and we are joined with more. >> reporter: julie, we are the command center and we've learned that it was a 10 acre fire they were battling. crews have been able to get the upper hand. what is the latest? >> we are up to 50% contained. we stop the forward progress of the fire towards the homes. >> there were homes in jeopardy? >> correct.>> we have crews working over there. you can see water being sprayed.>> the hand crews from cal fire are going to be taken down heavy brush and small trees and scratching line around the perimeter of the fire. and then th

it's been so hot and dangerous in so many places.san francisco get ago little cooler let's bring in jeff for the final look at the forecasts. >> it's going to shave anywhere from four to eight degrees off the temperatures tomorrow. still hot or inland east bay alameda counties contra ooft up to 97 degrees. but everyone else in the upper 80s to low 90s. clouds do increase over the week. watching showers nearby. doesn't look like anything right now. but it's on our radar so to speak. and then by sunday down to a much cooler 88 degrees. so this came just in time for the weekend. looks pretty good. >> got to love that a 30-degree swing thanks for joining us have a great friday foam. >> bye-bye. see you then. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- ray ramano. ruth negga. musical gues

he was in danger consistently throughout his time as commanding general. at fredericksburg in december of 18 you to, he and lieutenant general james long street were standing on telegraph hill, known as lee's phil near a 30 pound rifle, a heavy field artillery piece rarely used by the army in the field. it exploded and fragments flew all about. at chancellorsville, where lee commanded only a fraction of the overall army on may 2, 18 c three as stonewall jackson took roughly 30,000 soldiers of the second core on a flag attack march, he again was in mortal danger. lee was conspicuous along the mact lines of general law's division. at two different point to was under long-range union artillery fire. during one moment a 10 pound shell cut the tree square off just about a yard above the heads of lee and maclaws. --oldier described, bur have a shell burst immediately front of the man. lee's then urged him to go back under the health or safety. only a little while later he was calmly watching from the front yards a few hundred yards away -- frontlines a few hundr

where a grass fire came dangerously close to homes. (pkg) flames shooting into the air in vallejo tuesday afternoon coming dangerously close to this house and another. sot and then my husband texted me and said there's a fire and i'm like whatsot it's terrifyingi had to park down the street because there were fire trucks all over.this fire broke out in the hiddenbrooke section of vallejoanother in orinda. in vallejo investigators tell us a lanscaping crew is to blame. sot doing some weed eating. laid the tool down to change some swain.exhaust started the fire.he tried to stomp it out himself and it got away from himtemperatures are expected to heat up as we go farther into the week and there are serious concerns from firefighters sot this weekend will be from what we're being told triple digits in some areas and it could potentially be one of our first red flag warnings in the area.sot the late season rains have made the grass crop very high and grass carries fire and windfirefighters recommend doing yard work in the morning hours when

ocean beach can be particularly dangerous for swimmers. rip tides is one of the many dangers. this is a good reminder for everyone. >> tempting to go to the water. >> i hate to be the bearer of bad news today, but the heatw wave is going to get worse. 106 in my forecast for tomorrow. >> i do want to start off with the doppler radar right now. instability just offshore. i want to keep a close eye to this light to moderate rainfall. our heat advisory still in effect until thursday at 9:00 p.m. for the inland valleys, north, east, and also south bay. hottest locations as we head into thursday's forecast. we are jumping ahead to prepare you. contra cost a, alameda the warmest. let's get you to, at least, a little bit of relief here in the wet weather for tomorrow morning. starting us out nicely for 68, 65. san francisco 58 and for the east bay 64. but things are going to rapidly heat up. once we hit 10:00 o'clock in the morning, we are going to be on a fast rise of temperatures. back up to 100 in morgan hill. 101 in gilroy. and 97 in san jose. and the dangerous heat is contra cost

a hot and dangerous 95.an see temperatures will eventually drop down to the sixties by 11:00 p.m. tonight. hold on, it is going to get even hotter for tomorrow and then the heat continues into thursday. and we think the heat advisory at this point will stay through thursday with hottest temperatures as we head throughout the next 48 hours. for the north bay, east bay, and south bay under this advisory. as we head into tomorrow's morning forecast. cooling coming our way. hotter in the south bay up to 98 in los gatos and 104 in gilroy. more power outages are possible just do to so much demand on the grid. 106 in antioch. 104 in police santon. and so if you live in contra costa alameda counties, please remember to stay hydrated. >> a slight ocean breeze keeps it comfortable here. but a warm 80 here in mission. let's take you to the cooling. you can see by sunday's forecast, hot pressure -- for san francisco, that means we are back to 60s by sunday and also into monday and tuesday. let's take you into the interi

so a long dangerous stretch. >> brutal numbers out there. good to see you. >>> we turn to minnesota where the cleanup is under way after a night of protests. anger in the streets following the acquittal of the police officer who shot castile. found not guilty and was fired from the force. you will remember that controversial killing captured live on facebook by his fiance. >>> to london on the tragic apartment fire is on the rise. 58 people presumed dead but there is mounting anger over ignored warnings about how dangerous that building was. molly hunter is on the scene. >> with the death toll climbing protesters desperately trying to force their way in. the angry crowd storming this government building. >> we want justice! >> people are missing. people are dead. no one is telling us the truth. >> reporter: residents of the tower had warned of the dangers of the catastrophic fire. the building had no sprink her system. throughout only one staircase, own though the building went through a $13 million refurbishment last year. investigators bac

-- children were in danger. the statement ends with her saying, i didn't receive the urgent help i needed to save them. >>> happening now, special city council meeting in berkeley to vote on a controversial police training program. the issue should berkeley police continue to participate in the urban shield training exercise. critics say it militarizes the local police force. amber lee attended the meeting. have they reached a decision? a decision? amber, can you hear me? [ screaming ] that continues to militarize the busch -- >> as a taxpayer, i want to make sure our police department is protecting us, not being trained to -- >> reporter: police say urban shield training teaches officers how to respond to high work situations. it brings together police forces and other first responders from the bay area and beyond. the annual training includes simulation of high pressure situations. >> it was an overflow crowd, more than 300 people, most oppose urban shield. they also want berkeley to withdraw from the particip

is that dangerous you know it is dangerous because there's no proper. but he says. among the products stored in the factory there was lindane an extremely toxic insecticide. today it is forbidden all over the world according to our guide the soil surrounding the factory is full of it. this whole area as i look on it and there's in the local dirt. and then. there are dumping water and then on the ground. and i. made up the band's inexorable ride. on this as fuck. then just. long thinking it's just. benzene hexa chloride is the scientific name for lindane. we go down to the area of the spill to take some samples. the smell is unbearable. we'll have the soil analyzed just before leaving mr swan shows us where the pesticides were made. here beads of mercury fly exposed in the open air. according to the world health organization this is one of the top ten most dangerous chemical products in the world we take some more samples. as well you know in about to. the results of our two tests are astonishing. inside the factory the level of mercury is five million times higher t

he lives dangerously.ar the taliban attacked his television station, killing seven employees. he says zulala faces a serious threat. >> if i say right now no there's no risk for r her i'd be lyin, because going back to jalalabad, if you go to the city of jalalabad, you don't see many women. so being a singer performing on a big stage like afghan star is not out of danger. correspondent: jalalabad, in the east of the country, is considered a fundamentalist stronghold. zulala returned to her home here after the final and quickly went into hiding. she lives with her mother, a widow who encouraged her to take part in the show. but now she refuses all contact with the media. talking to locals it's easy to , understand why. >> when a woman perfrforms in pupublic like e zulala, everye will hate her. and allah will punish her. >> the whole show is immoral and should be forbidden. it shows the wrong image of a woman and seduces people. correspondent: this is where zulala normally lives with her mother. but since th

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reckless, dangerous, words used by police to describe this scene. close to dirt bikes and motorcycles up on the sidewalk at national harbor weaving in and out of traffic in the wrong direction. the last thing tourists and families ever expected to see here. >> obviously dangerous, but, you know, some have done that, right. >> it will discourage me of bringing my children to the area if i knew they would be in danger. >> i have the advantage of having a better view. he doesn't want to be identified. >> all of a sudden i heard this rumbling noise. >> reporter: 8:00 on a busy sunday night. >> coming through on both sides of the street. still well over 100 motorcycles, four wheelers, just coming through the traffic on both sides sidewalks. it was amazing. >> they also captured video, county police tried to stop the riders but they got away. the department promises to do everything in their power to get the guys off the street. >> we will be putting more and more resources in this and we'll be apprehending more and more people and bringing them to justic

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you want a lower fire danger. last week if we had at this week it would be a different situation. >> i think july 1 is saturday. >> thank you. >>> 20 years ago today j.k. rowling released the first harry potter book introduced the world to a young wizard whose popularity grew to become a social phenomenon. in london harry potter fans mark the occasion at king's cross station platform 9 3/4. in the series that is where visiting students for the train for hogwarts school of witchcraft and wizardly -- wizardry. >> i've been reading it since childhood. community i've always wanted to belong to. now you to pass onto my son. >> this morning j.k. rowling sent a message writing 20 years ago today a world i had lived in alone was suddenly open to others. it has been wonderful. the seven book series has sold more than 450 million copies and translated into more than 60 languages. >> 450 million copies. have you read it? >> some of it. i can't believe it was 20 years. >>> a warning from firefighters ahead of the fourth of ju

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you need to know for tomorrow. .heat advisories and warnings are in place today through 9 pm for dangerously hot temperatures. a shallow marine layer along the central coast will keep the monterey bay coastal areas much cooler. temperatures will still be hot across the interior for friday, just not as hot as this afternoon. additional cooling will occur over the weekend. (pam) our heat wave coverage continues tonight at the alameda county fair.it was downright hot out there today. as kron 4's alecia reid shows us... it was so hot.. some rides had to shut down for part of the day. the high today was about 104 here in pleasanton, but that didn't stop folks from coming to the fair and walking around. although i must say it was noticably slow when it came to rides.pkgthe sweltering heat kept a lot of people away from the county fair during the day. sweltering hot. it's very very hot out here today visitors did everything they could to stay cool in the steaming temperatures from finding any type of shade, to staying hydrated. it was quite the taskwe thought we were gonna die it was so hot. we wer

it is dangerous. the most dangerous whether there is. is not hurricanes and tornadoes or lightning or flooding. he does what takes most lives and causes the most problems. you heard him talking about the flex alert. that's pg&e saying the whole western united states is so hot we are concerned about giving you guys power from bakersfield to vegas to los angeles and phoenix. temperatures right now, it did cool off today. even though it cooled off, let's go back. 94, fairfield. it cooled off all right but it still hot. concorde even though it's 94 is down 7 degrees from where they were yesterday. the high pressure lid is on. the fog was at the coast this morning. it will be there tomorrow morning as well. temperatures will be in the 70s overnight. the cold spots will be in the 70s. fire danger is a real concern and air quality a real concern. when i come back, we will put all those pieces together. take a slow out there. this is the real deal. this is quite an event and is sticking around till thursday. >>> i want to show you a live picture

plus we've got this dangerous heat from the southwest into the west coast. triple digits tomorrow from tucson all the way to fresno and it lasts on to the end of this week for albuquerque, el paso, phoenix, las vegas and on into sacramento. and we now have potential tropical cyclone number three in the gulf. an 80% chance. this is the zone of formation. we expect this to make landfall some time late wednesday afternoon. we have tropical storm watches and warnings up from texas into louisiana. rainfall. the big problem here they've already gotten 7 to 12 inches of rain in this area. they could pick up another foot. that could lead to catastrophic flooding later this week. >> you have a lot on your plate. another update tomorrow morning. al, thanks. >>> turning overseas now, two major cities once again targeted by suspected terror attacks. in paris, investigators say a man rammed his car packed with explosive and gas canisters into a police vehicle causing a fiery blast along the champs-elysees. the suspect was killed, but no one else was injured. reports say

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these kind of you see dence can be very dangerous in a conflict situation in which there are so many actors and in which the situation is so complex on the ground so i am concerned and i hope that these will not lead to any escalation of a conflict that is already is that a matter because he's overall there have been five attacks by the us government forces in recent months and all cases they've claimed actions were taken in self-defense and that the coalition does not seek confrontation with the syrian government but their actions are sending a very different message at this point. well the coalition's actions have caused dramatic escalation in tensions between moscow and washington as we've been hearing and on tuesday morning a stroller announced that it is temporarily suspending its aerial its operations air operations in syria kamber did not say when it is going to resume operations we get thoughts now former u.s. congressman ron paul who joins us ron good to have you on the program again thanks for coming on what are your thoughts thank you what are your thoughts over straightla

when they're smoked. [ rat squeaking ] they're dangerous long after.ette butts are toxic. they release chemicals that poison our water... and harm wildlife. and millions... are polluting our environment. [ sniffing ] [ seagulls squawking ] >>> good evening. they say you always remember your first, and rookie matt chainen will never forget his first hit tonight, which was the game winner for the yankees. 3-0, a's in the second. chad pender swiping this to right. a's take a 4-0 lead. but in the third, aaron judge. judge, jury, executioner! three-run shot here. 4-3, yankees. that is judge's major league leading 23rd of the year. top six, cris carter, a strikeout or home run guy. he hits it, it's a home run. 5-4, yankees. in the eighth, bases loaded for the a's. the kid, chatman down the line. first major league hit drives in a pair, and wins it for the a's 7-6 the final score. giants/rockies. happy father's day, daddy. and how is your face? 2-1, top of the fifth. jeff samardzija helping his own cause with a solo blast. 3-1 giants. bottom five, he allows a

it was considered one of the most dangerous schools in america. until one brave principal helped turn it around. >> if nobody told you they loved you today, you remember i do. >> now we return to strawberry mansion, where a student who never thought stands in triumph. >>> and royal revelations. the stunning news from prince harry about who in his family wants to be king and what he was made to do as a child that he thinks would never happen today. but first the "nightline" 5. >>> and number 1 is coming up in just 60 seconds. ♪ >>> good evening. and we begin here with what's been called forbidden tourism. travelers, many of them young, visiting countries that are considered way off limits. the world of extreme tourism is under extreme scrutiny tonight after the death of an american college constitutionality named otto warmbier who died after 17 months in custody in north korea. these photos obtained exclusively by the "daily mail" are some of the last images of then 21-year-old american tourist otto warmbier before he was detained in north korea. >

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