that's verizon. >> by all accounts, including his own, robert davis was a mama's boy. of his child-like ways perhaps or his learning disabilities, maybe. >> he's easy to play. he's like me. he's got a kind heart. he's gullible. >> robert seemed to need his mother, sandy, to protect him from the big, bad world. while he took care of her when she was attacked by chronic illness. medication for which tends to slur her speech. >> he's a big dude, but he is a teddy bear. he always wanted to grow up and be in health care, in nursing like i was. >> mind you, robert did get into trouble once, a petty theft. his learning disabilities landed him in a special school for several years. but the good thing, a family acquaintance was a school police resource officer. his name was randy snead. robert looked up to randy, trusted him. so when officer snead, now a detective with the albemarle county police, came looking for robert after the fire, sandy told him without hesitation where he could find her son. >> i said, is robert in trouble? he said, he's in serious trouble. >> sandy had

. >>> uc davis researchers say they have engineered five new varieties of strawberries. reporter rob malcolm on why they may be better for the environment. >> reporter: this field managed by the uc davis driveway breeding program are having a big impact on the ag industry. ski that is the goal. every weekend every month just continually pumping fruit out. >> reporter: the team of researchers created a five new varieties of strawberries. they say it will help farmers cut costs and control disease. two of the righties could increase yields by 30%. >> one is called royal royce and one is called moxie. what is grown in the coastal california areas it produces runners. >> the produce long fruits that originally cut back it is labor intensive and costly. now, researchers have genetically managed to reduce their growth and increasing yield. up ski i think the industry has really high input costs. they need high-yielding varieties. >> uc davis has patented 16 varieties of strawberries and they have been looking for innovative ways to help growers. they explained this and a promo

this was the last home jefferson davis lived in. this is where he wrote his two volume history of the civil war. but what is also part of their of anis this study emerging modern society, earning how to deal with issues. study, it is worthy of caring for veterans and how this can be more efficiently done. i don't want to paint too rosy -- ificture so i include you look at her letter on the left, this is one of two or three letters that i know of of residents of the home. we are always hoping or will turn out as word spreads. if you look on the left, it is a very positive image. i sit out on the porch in the sunshine looking at the grand buildings that surround our home. yes, i say our home. it is our home and every inmate some that is here and it seems like one large family. a very positive image. not really the prison of gratitude or people just shuttered off when he to die. a depressing image we had before. hand, you see here, the reality of what happens when you need to go there or go to a soldier home. she said i have never had

music from of monsters and men and anthony davis is here with us.cheers and applause] are you ready, guillermo? >> i'm ready, jimmy. >> jimmy: guillermo is a very big lakers fan. >> yeah! [cheers and applause] >> jimmy: looks like your mustache traveled north. >> yeah, i know, a little bit. >> jimmy: earlier tonight from the fox theater the first of two democratic debates this week. it's john hickenlooper's election to lose. this was some lineup. it was more pileup than lineup. ten candidates got seven seconds each to solve the health care crisis. there were more characters than on the show "this is us" in this debate. there they are. meet the new management team at kinkos. john hickenlooper stretching on beto's foot there. that's only half of them. it's weird, they don't have a better process for thinning the herd. have 30 years of reality tv taught the democrats nothing? you can't go from 20 candidates right to one. you have to put them on an island and separate them into tribes. can't they combine steve bullock and john delaney and make them one

[applause.] >> thank you, director davis.hat this legislation does, this ordinance will advance city wide agenda for racial equity through creation of office of racial equity within the human rights commission. for those interested, we provided copies of the amendments for everyone's preview. i will review the amendments for generally. this legislation the following is the accomplishments. we have updated findings and definition section to be more inclusive about the history of structural racism and more data on the impact of this history. it will mandate racial equity action plans for city departments and annual reporting about both city workers and contracts. it mandates a report card every two years on how san francisco as a whole is doing with regards to indicators by race including housing, income, wealth, transit, health, environment and policing and criminal justice. the report card will be on the progress in city government and private sector. it creates a racial equity policy analysis tool to be applied to legislatio

davis: i know our athletes are absolutely thrilled to be here. we create an environment every single day in special olympics so that our athletes can be the very best they can be. and we also create an environment so that the rest of the world can understand their abilities and their courage and their strength and their determination and so that they will be more accepting and we can build a more inclusive community and world. and we were so fortunate to have the games hosted in abu dhabi. and the ambassador is here, i know, today. and they've just been incredibly supportive of our efforts, and so have you. and in doing this, you are all creating a more inclusive world for everybody. thank you -- for mrs. pence being here. i've been at the world games in austria and also in abu dhabi. we just had a blast; we had a great time. she saw soccer, she saw bocce. [laughter] ms. davis: not golf, mind you, but -- all the other things. and it was a great experience. and you can see the faces of our athletes, proudly wearing their medals, standing tall. it'

davis. for this invitation to address you today on occasion of the 55th anniversary of the san francisco human rights commission. i was privileged to serve on the commission for over six years. as one of mayor lee's very first appointments in 2011 and his very last appointment to the commission commission on ages and adult services just a few day s befor he passed away. they were exciting years to be addressing issues of human rights in our city. during that time we saw the p d pendulum swing on some very serious and pronounced issues from prop aid to marriage equ equality and simultaneously from a did he haevastating recession prosperous tech boom. as add to that the increase in the outmigraines of the african-american community and an emerging black lives matter movement and local instances that prompted justified voluntevocal concern over law enforcement's excessive use of force. throughout this journey in time, the human rights commission was present and relevant in its response to issue

davis. if we want to stop the divisiveness in this nation, and be truly fair, there should be the american bar association providing a list. of the speaker, the leader each party, should put in three names in a hat, or a shell game, take it out on the mall, and with an audience, pick a three-year-old toddler to pick a name out. because the public could handle nomination by chance, far better, than this partisan way we are doing. we cannot continue to have half this country extremely unhappy. thank you. shape that sally. that's not how the constitution works. it gives the power to the president to nominate, the senate the power to confirm, and it's an interesting argument. i don't know if i would turn over the appointment process to an outside organization like the american bar association. they have an important role in the process and evaluating the nominees but i would not give an outside group power to pick judges. i would give it to elected representatives. president even said here's a l

davis, good to see you again. mr. davis, you mentioned that the need for congress to pass disaster assistance -- i certainly agree with you, it's unfortunate that it's taken this long, but given that what is being considered legislatively is very similar to what congress passed to address the 2017 losses also caused by hurricanes in the southeast, would there be any changes in how the whip program is designed either legislatively or administratively that would help the program operate better for producers? >> yes. in 2017, one of our challenges with the program was the signup process was very time consuming. they had to manually calculate all the math due to software issues, and one thing was when the producer signed up, he could only get 50% of his eligible payment at that time. and he had to wait to the end of the signup to get the remaining 50%. and that sort of hurts. another thing, we have asked to increase the coverage from a 70% to a 90% loss so you would trigger a payment quicker. and a lot of people had losse

david davis. talked about returned to the cove na nt davis.alked about returned to the covenant with borisjohnson. it davis. talked about returned to the covenant with boris johnson. it will be interesting to see what faces are walking down downing street next week to get a job or get the sack, actually, because some of them have been warned. indeed. as we saw this week for quote senior ministers abstaining. —— for senior ministers. why david davis and what to the daily telegraph know that you don't? well, that is a question. the line for me is that he did notjust sit oi'i for me is that he did notjust sit on his hands, he left government. and obviously boris followed him out of government. and i think if that isa kind of government. and i think if that is a kind of barometer about who can serve in boris's cabinet, it is quite interesting, there are lots of people, and while a lot of the blame for things that have gone wrong is with the prime minister, at her door, ultimately we do not have a presidential system in the uk, we have a cabinet go

davis: thank you. with that objection, although -- insert into the record can do so by submitting them to the clerk electronically. i would not reduce our witnesses. -- will now introduce our witnesses. the sixth president and leader of xavier university of louisiana. historically black college and university. before his presidency in 2015, dr. verret served at savannah state university he received his undergraduate degree in biochemistry from columbia university. he has served in a variety of leadership positions including dean of the college of education, department chair. he earned a phd from the university of south florida. and an emphasis in special education and urban education. mchatton is now the longest sitting chancellor and the history of virginia's community colleges, hired in 2001. she has led the system of 23 colleges and 40 campuses with two successful strategic plans. and tripled in the number of credentials put into virginia's economy. she earned her phd in higher education administrat

didn‘t die reader david davis is even... “— didn‘t die reader david davis is even... —— didn‘t i readk who knows? you always think how do they get employed anyway? it is very strange. look at the sunday telegraph. hunter set to freeze around assets as it wants uk —— hunt set to freeze around‘s assets. he can set it in motion, can‘t he? set to freeze around‘s assets. he can set it in motion, can't he? the point is it is extraordinarily difficult. there is another headline which is saying they took their eye off the ball in terms of this because they must have known this would possibly happen because as soon as we would possibly happen because as soon as we impounded the iranian boatin soon as we impounded the iranian boat in gibraltar which was carrying a toy that oil into syria, allegedly, they must have known it would happen —— which was carrying all that oil. this administration has diplomatically been in a position where it has been in the middle of a little. it has been a very interesting, this country has been an interesting diplomatic fulcrum. another brexit has sucked the oxyge

wendy davis is here with me now. good to talk to you, wendy. so let's talk about this race.lan? how do you plan to win? >> we plan to win by connecting with people on the issues that really matter to them, joy, and, of course, people in this district, as is the case all over texas and all over the country, are feeling like their issues of concern aren't being heard. that making sure they have a job that can earn a family income or that they have affordable health care, if they have health care at all in this particular state where we have the highest number and highest percentage of people who are uninsured, people who care about making sure after a lifetime of hard work they can retire with dignity, and, of course, that their kids are going to safe, quality schools, drinking clean water, breathing clean air. they want to know that they have people working for them in washington who are looking to address these solutions. >> okay. >> and the person who's -- >> quickly. go ahead. sorry. >> the person who is in this office right now, former ted cruz chief of staff chip roy, is

the news team included reporters like building davis, rollin post . >> it was as business as usual at san francisco state. the usual business has become picket lines. >> reporter: the big news default around campus unrest, teacher >>>, and minority student demands. that an oil a peaceful picketing evaporated. demonstrations was also spilled onto the streets of berkeley prompting then governor ronald reagan to take action. >> i am declaring an extreme emergency. >> the city of berkeley festivals an armed camp with no one knowing where the next confrontation will take place. >> reporter: the black panther party was a powerful force in oakland. >> he's got his pigs in the street harassing black people >> reporter: bobby still defended the right of our members to arm themselves. president nixon -- >> also, an american president met with the leader of korea, south korea come on bay area soil. air force one landed at hamilton field in nevada. a helicopter brought president nixon and his family to the field. two minutes later, south korean president and his wife arrived. the two leaders disc

davis. i rise in support of h.r. 3245, and i want to thank representative bucshon for his hard work on this important issue. 3245 is going to enable entities within the states of illinois and indiana to chart a whole new course for the harmony way bridge which is closed currently. the bridge is not only a critical link between these states but also representative of that strong bond between the people of illinois and indiana. that connection is further demonstrated by the fact that all members of the indiana and illinois delegations that co-sponsored this bill. i urge my colleagues to support h.r. 3245. with that i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. the gentleman from oregon. mr. defazio: reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from illinois. mr. davis: thank you, madam speaker. again, this bill is a bipartisan success story and a by state success -- bistate success story. i'd like to yield three minutes to my colleague from the great s

for 2015 and then the ex cel soran tells everybody that the company is rock solid in 2016 in march davy disclosed the notional value of the derivatives on its books to be $54.00 trillion euros the baron bird bank then warned that t.v. is over 40 times leverage the federal reserve bank came out and said that t.v. failed the fed stress test 3 times in the last 5 years and 2018 was involved in a money laundering scandal with danske a bank then in april of 2019 the german police raided d b over tax evasion charges mounting up to a 1000000000 euros and then also in the 1st quarter of 2019 davies hail mary attempt at a private bailout by commerzbank failed as merger talks collapsed now this collapse of deutsche has been predictable so it comes as no surprise to industry players its top shareholder airlines cut exposure from 10 percent and dump shares running for the exit the 7th largest hedge fund in the world and t.v.'s biggest prime brokerage client closed out counterpart exposure and also moved on so what scared them well it could be massive direct exposure 43 trillion euros of estimated d

so i david davis than?omeone very close to david davis who actually made it look like him, iwould not wa nt made it look like him, iwould not want to go any further than that, but it is intriguing that the former brexiteer is understood to be in line to become either a chancellor or foreign secretary after telling the lake that he would not settle for a lesser role. someone is grand is him. by disc as he set it on the bbc does not mean it's do you think you might see some new cabinet positions. there's been some talks of a climate change minister which may or may not be enough to stop kids from walking out of school on every friday. do you think we could see a slightly different looking cabinet? that is an interesting point because i get the impression from people around the front runner is porous, to be around him that there is this idea of doing less but doing it better, solving smaller government but maybe you'll get departments that are a bit bolstered to a super department. does that help a prime minis

i still get hecklers because they come to deray davis to roast somebody. they say talk about me, please. i love it. it is instant gratification with comedy. it's unlike the movies and i do love doing movies and i want the directors and the like deray davis, i knew you could do the movies. i love doing the movies but like you said, stepping on that platform with audience, they know what they are coming for. >>> you have also done some roles in dramatic tv. you have one you prefer more, and another that comedy is your roots but is there something you draw from those roots help you on the screen? >> of course, is called being a parent. my daughters older and he gets more dramatic and she is now 18. i think that to the screen during the snowfalls, the empire and the planet. they bring back the okay looking bad guy, and you know what i mean. i don't have to look like i am completely grimy to do the dirt. my daughter draws a lot of that. i have to be nice and i have to be mean but i to be nice-mean. >> it's very crazy on tv. >> the comedic timing probably helps

mark davis team leaving to vegas. as this says, what we want is justice served like they had in cleveland in the 1990s. we want to retain what's ours, the oakland raider name. >> reporter: that brand or name issue is not part of this lawsuit. after the hearing today, none of the attorneys would comment. the nfl declined comment and we could not reach mark davis for his comments. laura anthony, abc7 news. >> thank you so much for that update. >>> we have new details today in the search for the suspect accused of shooting and killing a 16-year-old at a taco bell in livermore. the suspect is 21-year-old jorge tellez. these are more recent photos of him provided by police. they be aid search warrant on his livermore home but he wasn't there. accused of shooting and killing a 16-year-old boy on stanley boulevard last week. a milpitas man in custody after a standoff with police at an apartment complex on north temple drive. that began around 11:30 last night when officers responded to a report of a man swinging a kitchen kn

alleging their march 2017 vote to allow davis to move raiders to las vegas violated anti-trust law. oakland's attorneys likened the league and i don't knowers to a cartel, a closed system that colluded to allow the raiders to move costing oakland hundreds of millions of dollars in last uninvestment and tax revenue. but the judge said so far, oakland has to prove a violation of anti-trust laws saying it's a free market and teams can move to whichever city makes the best offer. in the meantime, the raiders new stadium in las vegas is more than half done and on track for opening in time for the 2020 season. >> we're not concerned about the mark davis team leaving to vegas. >> still these forever oakland supporters want the raiders brand to stay in oakland. >> we want to keep our name. we want to keep nfl football here and through this process, and we want to appease our taxes our bond debts and give us the opportunity to make oakland whole again. >> now, those forever oakland folks want oak land to follow cleveland's model where art modell was allowed in the late '90s to move his physi

mayor london breed ays affordable housing projects like broadway and davis. >>a prime example of why she wants the board of supervisors to put a million i measure on the ballot the fund up to 2800 affordable housing units in the next 4 years people are counting on us. >>to make good decisions and to not. >>allow bureaucracy to get in the way. a much needed affordable housing it does make a difference, especially makes a difference. >>if all goes as planned future tenants of the broadway in davis project could start moving in as early as mid way through the year 2021 in san francisco fully to call for on for news. >>i'm meteorologist lawrence karnow that fall really kind of hanging around a look at this out of the bay right now looking toward alcatraz san francisco lost in the fog at this hour. that's where the story of the fall low clouds really thick in spots drizzly even in the afternoon along the coastline, a little damp out there so the fog is in place already it's going to move well on shore but look at that we've got a storm system that is rolling in to

caroline davies, bbc news. we have lots more on all of our stories on the website. by the british. there is always a pro—democracy march on this anniversary, the 22nd this time around, but we are expecting bigger demonstrations because of that controversial extradition bill. now on bbc news sport today. hello, and this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme... england beat india by 31 runs at edgbaston to keep alive their hopes of qualifying for the cricket world cup semi—finals max verstappen wins the austrian grand prix after a stewards enquiry cleared of him of unfairly running chalres leclerc off the track. mike and caster semenya wins the 800 meet —— and caster semenya wins the 800 metres. hello and welcome to the programme where we start with the news that england have handed india their first defeat at the cricket world cup winning by 31 runs at edgbaston. the result moves the hosts back to fourth on the table with one game left for them, and our sports correspondentjoe wilson was watching in birmingham. hello there. any s

for the past few years in order to return the business to profitability in this current iteration davie is attempting to shed its equities investments its trading business and shift over to primarily a lending business now on the surface this move makes perfect sense but let's dig a little deeper remember when bear stearns underwent a restructuring translation they are in a full on crisis mode now the debts of lehman brothers and bear stearns were quick and painless but the coming the rise of deutsche bank has been long drawn out and very painful and recent times davey's investment banking division has been among the largest in the walls comparable to goldman j.p. morgan and they have led book writers and notable i.p.o.'s such as go daddy and aston martin and ali baba. and more but today with the stock trading at $7.00 per share that is down 95 percent from its peak in 2007 the lowest it's ever been in its 150 year history the bee is in an irreversible death spiral and this restructuring is too little too late now this was an interesting quote from miles edwards yesterday. actually view

amira rose davis, your response to this? the women's soccer team has one for joe world cups. >> and if you think about the pressure they put on ththeir own children by gogoing into this world cup after filing a gender discrimination suit based largely on saying we are winning and we are not being paid equitably, they put enormous pressure on their shoulders. much embracing the fact that sports is inherently political, as many athletes do. it i think this team in particular has aching awareness of the fact their platform by virtue of their overwhelming whiteness and the issues they are speaking about has the ability to really drive home how political sports are and what they are fighting for, both on and off the pitch. amy: i want to talk more about that in a minute. i want to go directly to megan or pinot who launched a scathing attack on fifa saying the organization does not respect the female game. fifa's decisision to allow the copa america final and the gold cup final to take place on the same day as the women's final wa

they plan to open mount davis with a -- mount davis is the upper deck in center field.ually closed and off limits, but the rest of the stadium is sold out for that game. you should be aware the view of the outfield is obstructed. mount davis is named after former raider owner al davis who insisted on the extra seats before agreeing to bring the team back from l.a. >>> all things garlic, plus cooking demonstrations and music. we to the festival president. >> yeah, it started in 1979 where they ed 5,000 people. they had 15,000 people show up to the first festival where they had to recycle food tickets and it has snowballed from there. >> the festival runs today through sunday and is 100% volunteer-driven. tickets are $20 per adult and 15 for seniors. children ages 9 and under get in free. >>> and if you plan to heading to the garlic festival, plan on high temperatures for tomorrow. temperatures back up into the mid to upper 90s. excessive heat watches for places closer to fresno. up here in the bay area, that's the heat advisory. saturday will be the hottest day of the we

but this group that builds custom wheelchairs donated a brand new one to terry davis a look at this davisow has a customized state of the a chair is designed specifically to meet the news of his injuries. davis suffered a serious spinal injury that was 10 years ago, he struggle with a lot of setbacks trying to get a new chair when chair will now improve his daily life give him more mobility and ease the challenges of those who take care of him. >>the era betty who made come >>gonna have my mother to get him back and forth to the doctor and now she won't have to go and get days for mom and he can actually go himself and look around the store. it's gone in for his life so much more. >>and then is the great news davis's family originally set up a go fund me account so they could get him a new wheelchair. they now plan to use the money that they and raise to purchase a wheelchair-accessible van for terry davis and make modifications to his home we are happy for to us we are all right, sacramento kings stop a couple of months to go before training camp begins but point guard a aaron fox. >>was

ready to rock 'n' roll. >> jeremy davis, ready to rock 'n' roll.you what you're up against, we'll set up your board: 14 questions between you and that $1 million. you have your three lifelines up there. nothing in yire." [cheers and applause] [dramatic musical flourish] $500 question starts you off. good luck. here we go. because the mattress tag warning "do not remove under penalty of law" is meant only for the seller, the wording now clarifies that it can only be removed by whom? >> [laughs] those are very funny, chris. i'm gonna take a wild shot and say, "can only be removed by d, the consumer." final answer. >> but i'm still scared to death to do it. i don't do it. that was the way i was brought up. >> i don't either. >> like some team's gonna break into my house. at $500, going up to $1,000 with this. credited with starting an indianapolis 500 tradition, what type of milk did driver louis meyer drink after his victories in the auto race in the 1930s? >> i'm gonna say-- again, take a wild shot and say "a," buttermilk. final answer. >> what quen

uc davis researchers are trying to figure that out. hoping it could be one positive thing they discover out of the most destructive wildfire in california's history. even during a bright sunny day in san francisco, people remember what they were dealing with almost nine month ago. >> as the camp fire leveled communities in butte county last november, thick ashy air quickly flew into the bay area and lingered for two weeks. >> it's more than we've seen before. >> the intense was a shock, each for the air quality management district. >> we put out out spare the air alerts for 13 straight days and warned people to stay indoors where it was cleaner. >> now the smoke has cleared and the research has begun at uc davis. two studies are looking into the long-term health effects of thee smoke exposed individuals have not been done. >> reporter: one study asks anyone who breathed the bad air to take a survey about their health. the second examines the effect on pregnant women and their babies. >> we kept them indoors during that time. >> she was

hi, chris davies, good to see you. candidates vying for every vote.constituency. the tories last held this seat, but the liberal democrats, always strong here, are hoping for a win now. well, if i'm elected, the first thing i would do is demand that a no—deal brexit is taken off the table. to give the lib dems the best chance, plaid cymru and the green party aren't standing here, a remain alliance tested, where a majority voted to leave. lots of people voted remain, as well, and people have changed their minds in three years. and for us, a no—deal brexit is what the focus should be. but, in this brexit—backing area the tories hope to capitalise on their party's new firm line. what this constituency needs is a deal delivered, but we must not take no—deal off the table, and not use that as a good bargaining chip. this by—election was triggered after chris davies was convicted for a false expenses claim. he was chosen to stand again for the conservatives. i will feel responsible if this seat isn't properly represented. this is where i live, this is where

tonight, hundreds of thousands are without power, and abc's lynn sinsey davis with the pict coming in now from cape cod, massachusetts. >> reporter: tonight, powerful storms striking the new england coast. winds gusting up to 90 miles per hour. >> oh, my gosh. >> reporter: waterspouts churning off cape cod, where a rare tornado touched down in the town of yarmouth. >> you want to take cover and take this very seriously. >> reporter: watch as the roof is ripped off this hotel. >> it pulled pieces of the awning off one at a time and then it pulled a whole section of the roof. >> reporter: all part of the same system that slammed the new york city area at the height of monday's evening commute. waterfalls in the subways. this motorist used a traffic cone to try and clear a blocked storm drain on the long island expressway. the stor kt mo tha40across the region, sending trees crashing onto homes across new jersey. >> there was a child in the back bedroom who narrowly missed being struck by the tree. >> reporter: tragically, a 17-year-old boy killed in this house fire. candles may have sta

lanny davis, a democrat. >> the innuendo is well, he's close to trump, there must have been political's just innuendo. i can't see any evidence there was evidence politically. >> this guy has unprecedented access to david bernhart on august 18, 2017, he invited him for breakfast. isn't that right? >> yes, that's right. >> at his hunting lodge. >> at his hunting lodge. >> and it's shortly after that that the phone call is made to mr. spangle telling him we want you to change your decision. >> and you have now done an incomplete narrative of the facts so let's do the rest of the facts, please. >> he explains the army corps of engineers asked about spangle's complaint, fish and wildlife service looked into it and found no evidence the reversal was unjustified. it's all in a new official letter, handed to cnn by lanny davis just days after cnn first reached out to ingram for comment on this story. cnn calls and suddenly there's a brand new letter that comes out and reaffirms that everything is okay, and by the way, in that letter, nobody from washington had anything to do with this. i mea

amanda davis is anchoring our team coverage there from france. amanda?reporter: yeah, victor, it is all about getting that w. the u.s. women's team going for a win that would see them claim history, making a fourth world cup crown. megan rapinoe says she feels like a kid in a candy store. i'm amanda davis live in leon live until kickoff. ♪ >>> big match today. the women's world cup final, team usa is going after their historic fourth championship against an up start from netherlands. >> cnn sports adana davis is live from leon, france. amanda, so much anticipation here in the states. i'm sure the atmosphere also electric where you are. >> reporter: yeah, absolutely. good morning, jetsz ssica, vict. just over three hours from kickoff for the big one 2019 women's world cup final. fans got going in the center of leon a good few hours ago. they just started making their way here to the stadium. we heard the first strums of the band chiming up. i was excited waking up this morning. fans at breakfast already in their jerseys, counting down until kickoff. just

a few people had paid extra for the signed chris davis mug and they proudly showed that off. looks like i'm going to have to go next year. my colleagues were there. >> where is steve? >> it's hard. i know off serious incident to cover in tracy. >>> we have all found out about it early this morning. westbound 580, grantline road arguments big rig accident, two right lanes blocked. they won't get it out of there until 8:00 this morning according to chp, rigs has brok the other rig, leaked all sorts of fuel on the freeway. 205 is a mess. it's going to be backed up to highway 5 and 580 slow. yous% someone from hearing you may want to expect them to be late. once you get to livermore it looks good. you might expect more people on the ace train. they won't want to deal with this truck accident. once you get to pleasanton it looks fine. no issues on interstate 880. bay bridge looks okay. the early commute, solano and gilroy commutes are doing okay. let's bring steve in with today's weather. >>> pretty toasty numbers over the weekend especially inland. fairfield, ukiah 103. vacaville

>> all right, linsey davis leading us off tonight, thank you. let's get right to chief meteorologist ginger zee, she's from detroit tonight. tens of thousands without power, as well, in michigan. she's tracking it all for us. ginger? >> reporter: david, skies are getting dark here in detroit. there are some strong storms that are about to move through. but the really strong severe storms in south and north carolina tonight, that's where we find the severe thunderstorm watch that goes right up to the virginia state line. you could see damaging winds inside there in excess of 70 miles per hour. much cooler behind that front, so, once you pay the price, you get the drier, cooler air. david? >> all right, ginger, thank you. >>> there's also been a major turn tonight in the murder of a young college student in mississippi. her body found by a lake 20 miles from the ole miss campus. tonight, police have now arrested a fellow student, 22 years old, charging him with murder. abc's marcus moore is in mississippi. >> reporter: tonight, a shocking arrest i

hi, chris davies, good to see you. candidates vying for every vote.e consequences well beyond this constituency. the tories last held the seat, but the liberal democrats, always strong here, are hoping for a win now. if i'm elected, the first thing i would do is demand that no—deal brexit is taken off the table. to give the lib dems the best chance plaid cymru and the green party aren't standing here, a remain alliance test where the majority voted to leave. lots of people voted remain as well and people have changed their minds in three years and for us a no—deal brexit is what the focus should be. but in this brexit—backing area the tories hope to capitalise on their party's new firm line. what this constituency needs is a deal delivered but we must not take no deal off the table and not use that as a good bargaining chip. this by—election was triggered after chris davies was convicted for a false expenses claim. he was chosen to stand again for the conservatives. i will feel responsible if this seat isn't properly represented. this is where i live,

cnn's amanda davis is live in lyon, france, with more. i am sorry about your home team, i'm sorry about the tea drinking at the end. but the americans were incredible. even without megan rapinoe playing. >> reporter: they were. i'd love to say that every time i speak to you this just gets better and better. but it doesn't. sometimes in life you've got to put your hands up and say you were wasn't by the better team. that is absolutely what i've got to do this morning. the usa deservedly celebrating a place in a record fifth women's world cup final at the expense of england. it was a game that had a bit of everything. there was the shock and intrigue when megan rapinoe was left out of the starting lineup only for it to be revealed later she's suffering from a slight hamstring injury. but no rapinoe, no problem. there was some stunning quality across the board. kristen press with the early go. crystal dunn was a rocking defense. rose lavell was immense midfield. then alex morgan on her birthday creating headlines not only with her goal, her

john davis says, that is the language of a free man. as i said, that is the north saying, no, you are not going to shove this on us anymore. we are not going to take it. rachel: i completely agree with that, because lecompton has all kinds of implications going forward. one of them is there are quite a few former whigs who are appalled by what happens in lecompton. they think it is completely anti-democratic, and there is this possibility that they would join with another group of politicians from the north to try to create a new party. they put out feelers the republicans to say, perhaps we can come together and create a new cross-sectional party in opposition to this anti-democratic behavior, and if we can do that, maybe we can win the 1860 election. they start putting these ideas together, and it is already a little tricky because democrats and republicans and whigs, maybe if you had voted whig your entire life, you are not excited about working with democrats. but this is a possibility, then we get john brown's raid, and it all disi

but i'm talking more about the anthony davis situation.perfectly healthy and has a couple of years left on his deal and says, i want to leave. you know, if you come to an agreement with the team, it is probably best to part ways. that is one thing. the davis stuff was really kind of groundbreaking, i think and hopefully, not a trend because it is bad for the league. >>> 4 straight stages remain in the tour de france. there are times when the scenery is so good it gets distracting. this was a hilly stage and the guy who made his move was mikael turrentine of italy. he got up front and nobody could catch him as he came in at 4:21:46. he wins his first stage in 5 years but does not change the overall standings. the leader remains julian l philippe of france by 1:31 seconds over thomas. >>> thank you. >>> have a great night. see you later . >> i will see you on the 7:00 on ktvu plus. so that early retirement we planned. it's going ok? great. now i'm spending more time with the kids. i'm introducing them to crab. crab!? they love it. so, you me

vickie in september 1986 and dolores davis. >> after he married dolores davis he went silent for a long time. >> reporter: life went on for the raider family, kerry going off to college and meeting her future husband. >> he just seemed like another regular wichita dad to me. >> and then in 2003 my dad walked me down the aisle at our wedding. >> reporter: in 2004, a local paper writes an article about the 30th anniversary of the first btk killings. >> and we include in there that nobody remembered him, which invoked his ire. >> this morning we have more information on the letter sent to the wichita eagle by the btk killer. >> btk started sending packages with mementos from his crimes. >> reporter: one of those boxes contained a floppy disc. >> we got into the meta data, and it showed that it had been typed on by a computer at a church in park city. the name of the computer was register the to the name of dennis. >> reporter: investigators found the church president was denis rader. they also had an old dna sample from the first 1974 crime scene. >> overnight we called 200 police men. we

davis. -- thank you, mr. davis. i am going to run down the witnesses and welcome the first witness. happy to welcome the honorable mr. mclean, the honorable brenda fulton, chair and chief administrator new commissionr vehicles . paulin, deputy director of the office of highway safety, national transportation safety board. -- annd farrell farrell, and finally, mr. , president ofn the teamsters local 384 in pennsylvania. , butve my coughing cold welcome, all of you, we are going to proceed left to right. fiveyour testimony within minutes, your opening statement, rather, within five minutes. to speak as mr. mclean, speaking for the national conference of state legislators. you may proceed. turn on your microphone. >> thank you very much. distinguished members of the house subcommittee, my name is cochair ofan, i am the national conference of state nationalres resources and infrastructure committee. i am here representing the 50 state legislatures and legislatures of our nations andonwealth, territories, the district of columbia. every day school children climb into 485,000 buses across

just last month and with more than 10% of his constituents signing the position it meant that mr daviestorically the seat is switching between the conservatives and the lib dems over the years. jane dodds will stand for the liberal democrats and if she were to win it would be a huge coup for the new leader in a nation where they have no liberal democrat mps tom davies will stand for labour, it applied to meat nor the green party will field a candidate this time around for the is in the county of powys where in the european parliamentary elections in may the brexit party came up top so in may the brexit party came up top so for them and des parkinson, a retired police chief superintendent toa standing, retired police chief superintendent to a standing, this philip standing for you cup and the monster raving loony party, no doubt the main talking point at the moment for tomorrow will be the timing just a week after boris johnson tomorrow will be the timing just a week after borisjohnson went into number ten. of course if the tories lose the seat it will reduce their majority in westminste

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