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visibility db so the fire works will be tough. south we have clear skies.ont we're going to be okay in seeing the fireworks. if you are headed to mountain view, fourth of july will be a great slow. 10:00 a few clouds but there's nothing in the sky from seeing this fireworks and temperature 67 degreesism here's the next search days for you. breezy tomorrow afternoon, winds 10 to 20 miles per hour. fourth of july we'll have fog in the evening. cool on wednesday. coastal drizzle thursday and friday. saturday and sunday we're turning warmer and steady pattern of fog to afternoon sun shine. >> nothing to complain being there. >> announcer: nbc 7 sports with mike shumann. >> the -- had their moe joe back. all-star announcements handed out and buster posey the only one to get the call. brandon, also in pittsburg. only mistake came in the third, murphy sends them packing. the john's -- in the seven. the brandon belt kick starting at three. top eight, a man, two on shot, johnson six straight with the 5-3 victory. johnson back to back wing with the rockies and the pi

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dbs also looking good.ndo looking solid in the tokyo session, first quarter profit after the bell yesterday was a strong beat. andung off record highs fortescue metal slightly higher. fourth quarter iron ore shipments rising by 3.4%. south korea's want leading the gain but a lot of movement coming through from commodity currencies. no currency weaker against the dollar in asia today. much. thank you so markets have been driven by what the fed is doing right now but we did get some data points out of asia this morning, especially south korea. second-quarter gdp figures out. bang in line with estimates, growing 2.7% on the year but this was still a slowdown from 2.9% growth in the previous quarter. dbs bank saying this was because but allall in exports in all temporary. retail sales rolling. samsung at record highs, not surprising given their profits at the estimates. surgingabout net income $9.6 billion last quarter. chart on the bloomberg showing you that samsung's revenue is about 12% of the $1.4 trillion

but in the meanwhile natos are finding themselves increasing the funks that the countries db there's a lot of mocking trump, he didn't do well, the g7, they were laughing behind his back. now the secretary of nato says yeah, we're increasing funding. so trump draws a line make a clear position, a lot of people don't like it but that eventually follow it. >> you could say that, a lot of leaders, they're big on unity especially when it comes to russia and interference in their own election and elsewhere as well. they're not feeling very unified with donald trump. >> no not at all. germany has made it very open how done our relationship has come. we have a cold breeze that's blowing -- >> in fact -- let me -- cover believes you csolve problems through isolation is making a grave error. >> merkel's the problem it's not trump. he can't be the promise because xi overanlds db you -- >> you have to have american troops on the russian border now that trump has been supporting. we had missile defenses that obama took them -- >> i agree obama shouldn't have done that. president trup has done no

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huge piles of db rie are haebrio navigate and slow to climb.fter years of brutal occupation those who are physically able struggle out, often helping the old and infirm. some are separated from their families, sometimes forced to leave them behind, like marian. this was the country's second largest city and it's been the beating black heart of the islamic state in iraq since it swept through here three years ago. last time i was here was with counterterrorism forces and they were the first troops to push into the city. so we were at the tip of the spear. at that point this was insanely dangerous. i was there on day one of the offensive. >> we've seen a number of isis fighters moving around, carrying rocket-propelled grenades. there have been incoming attacks. [ gunfire ] and a lot of gunfire. >> reporter: the fighting lasted nearly nine months. thousands killed, tens of thousands injured. despite a declaration of victory, the battle for the city isn't entirely over. something we witnessed as we made our way through the bombed-out buildings and

. >> the old db c shopping center has been abandoned and neglected for far too many years. of criminal activity and homeless population gathering in this location. >> reporter: as one councilmember pointed out, car max is the only offer on the table. >> it is a great opportunity since it -- since the place has been idle for so long. >> reporter: neighbors hope in pleasant hill, katie utehs, "abc 7 news." >>> a friday pickup for a california uber driver did not go quite as plan. nexted, two passengers got in the car but three got out. >>> and paper versus plastic. the new perk bart is giving to clipper card users. >> and a sign that the so-called robot revolution is still a ways off tonight. s. >>> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. the cooling trend will continue tomorrow. find out who will feel it coming up. >> thank you, sandhya. here is a look at what is come unup on jimmy kimmel after "abc 7 news at 11:00." >> thanks, dan and all you. we have a new show tonight and here is proof. >> my god, let me get -- >> it is like a horror movie. >> get out of the house! just get out

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we all need to remember the two-hour rule would be in place db no i guess we'll be done by the time the two-hour rule go into effective. i'm going to sprous the pam and i'd like to swear you after that then i'll take your testimony. karl rojas, acting chief of the u.s. border patrol. miss rojas has a long career in law enforcement. she began with the riley county police department, man tat tan, kansas, onned the border patrol 1997. she has held numerous positions. in 199 #, border patrol agent in charge. in 2009, deputy chief patrol agent. 2011. chief patrol agent in 2013. and depth commissioner and responsibility, 2015. scott lloyd is director of office refugees settlement. mr. lawrence joined his dj from catholic university. prior mr. lloyd served as chief counsel, public policy officer, nights at columbus where he helped shape the organization's humanitarian response and led his policy ethic and minority victims of isis. mr. lloyd has served on mick's sphere on drug policies and human resources and at the department of health and human services. derrick banner is the acting executive

carson is the man, what do you have to say today db. >> you know it, carson wentz spent 10 good minutes with the media following practice and all of his comments around this time of the year are optimistic. this is once again day two of the training camp at novacare complex. we have to talk about wentz from a season ago. first eagles quarterback since 2003 to start and finish every game. he is also first eagles rookie quarterback to start all of their games, since 1939. but even with all of that experience in his first year he has a lot to work on in year two. >> i think it is just continuing to build, continuing to build that chemistry. obviously now we have a couple new pieces we have been working together in the off season, otas, just continuing to build that chemistry, comradery and being sharp and everything finding the check downs, finding little things, the details, for me are the biggest thing i want to continue to refine and you are never finish, that is for sure >> reporter: carson is trying to build from the quarterback position, team is trying to build a strong secondary. we

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we are to proud db your partner. >> and you know nbc 10 telemundo 62, right?yes. >> you also know philadelphia news, right? >> yes. >> here to talk about that is michael. >> good morning. how is everything doing? >> good. >> good. more times than not we are not celebrating our young people and honoring young people that t way they feel nominated. you are very deserving. yes, indeed. and we are i a plauding all of the wonderful work you do. keep on keeping on. thank you. >> and of course we have to flare christine, the producer of star program. >> thank you citizens bank. this means a lot on us. they will have a great impact on their star program. today we were talking about students and we were doing real life scenarios. i think it will be a great impact for you. >> reporter: congratulations to all of you thch. this is live. we'll have more coming up later on this afternoon starting at 4:00. >> hi mom. >> reporting live at lutheran settlement house. back to you. >> i think i lost my hearing from all of the squealing. thank you very much. >>> a creative way to

let me just mention, in april i traveled with chairman cork kerr to the b db refugee camp in northern uganda to draw attention to manmade famine in sudan. i went on and had time to spend with the embassy officers at juba. i'm concerned they face unnecessary hardship. i would be interested, mr. deputy secretary, whether you are working to improve the conditions at embassy juba but also at other unakmd posts around the world. i'm interested in where you would consider extending the sudan, south sudan envoy position, one of the 70 some i see some value in given the famine, the conflict and the region alcon text? >> sure. well, the welfare of our men and women who serve abroad, both foreign service and civil service, is our highest priority. secretary, every staff meeting we have begins with a question, and that is are our people okay abroad. it is his highest priority, it is my highest priority. to address the issues you have raised, we have included in our redesign effort both -- the redesign consists of an executive steering committee of which i chair, and then the five working groups

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russian officials, - >> sean: let me ask you this.an between the dossier issue and obama trying to defeat dbet netinyahu, i thought it was bad to try to influence elections. reporting back information from the embassy meetings from the ukrainian ambassador, it seems like there's far more evidence, nobody seems to pay attention to it but people like us. that to me like a far bigger story with more evidence. l >> the congressional committeesd are not going to be partisan and how they look at these issues, they're going to play it straight down the middle, not going to be partisan, i keep hearing that from the senate and the house side. okay, ifif that's the case thene need to get to the bottom of miss natalia veselnitskaya's immigration status, exactly what john mccain's connection to this dossier was. we want to get to the bottom of the leaks and where the leaks are coming out of and the national security council, the leaks are coming out of the fbi, they're coming out of james comey and how he delivered memos to his friend, and delivered to "the new york times." if we want answers to all of

he called me from air force one and basically said maybe they did and maybe they db do it. >> that informationns out actually came from vladimir putin at the g20 according to reporters at the time. what do you make of that? >> i think it's fact -- factually not true. american intelligence agencies have ways of attributing and ways of figuring out where these thingsdom from. there are certain patterns you look at. this is something cyber security firms looked at and also concluded it was probably the russians. and finally, it's important to point out the russians did not do it in a way in which there was no way to tell they did it because they actually want you to moe they did it. they've done the same thing in ukraine and europe. putin follows a path. this happened with ukraine and u.s. and then a few months later he let slip that it might have been some private russians not acting in the financial capacity of the state of course, that's what he said in yukraine. yeah it may have been russian soldier but they were on vacation. they were using that private holiday time to go and invade ukraine.

but i think there's a real danger here that this is db client's back up is driving it into ae lines with russia. look at the result right now, we've had a terrible security counsel meeting. >> i said in the opening of the show this is something that could change the presidency and the whole world is watching. and it feels threatening. so you mention a hill bit if your first answer, but if your perspective, what is a war with north korea look like? >> so, we've had wars over the last 20 or 30 years which is really insurgency situation. you've got small -- of insurgence on -- especially on the more than side. what you're talking about on the korean peninsula is two massively armed countries, north and south korea which are going to engagement in your classic, as i say world war ii or korean type war. army tanks throws themselves on top of each other. north korea's missiles, rockets can hit it easily and they have prepositioned thousands and thousands of rockets. the south koreans will fire back. in the midst of all this, remember there are 30,000 american troops. and north korea's nuclear

philadelphia where carson wentz spoke to the media for the first time since the opening of the camp, db. >> reporter: good evening, guys. at this time last year you'll remember carson was a mystery. yes, he was number two overall selection but he was third string quarterback and now he is the franchise quarterback, as you mentioned, this is day two of the training camp and carson in full control. last year set an all time nfl rookie record with 379 completions and he broke five franchise record for rookie passer, so naturally is there a big difference between last off season and this off season . >> mentally the way approached it it is not so much of i whirl win. last summer i was just trying to wreath because it is a whirlwind off season. so mentally i'm in a way better place. i come in, and, you know, got to know what to expect, know routine and for me mentally it has been better for sure. >> one of the big stories this off season is about carson exhibiting his leadership, coming up later in the show in about i don't know 15 minutes or so leslie van arsdal will join me and we will tal

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. >> all right, good stuff, thanks db. >>> some members of the president trump's team are facing off against each other over apparent leaks in the white house. >> that is coming up in the next half an hour. >>> plus lighter side of the t sa, tsa has become an unlikely star in instagram thanks to photos like these, see unique items people try to bring on planes and including some of the surprising things that are actually allowed. >>> also murder at sea, one passenger is arrest federal for allegedly killing his wife in their cabin, what the fbi has uncovered so far in their cruise ship investigation, you're w >>> news continues at 5:30 here's is what happening an ohio fare is back opened but all ride are closed after a deadly accident, last night. a man died when a ride appeared to detach from its base, in midair. at least seven others were hurt investigators are trying to figure out what went wrong. >>> allentown married he had pawlowski is out on $50,000 bail, he pleaded not guilty to corruption related charge these afternoon in the federal courtroom. mayor pawlowski was indicted ye

exchange of e-mails that he was told that this was a representative of the russian government this is the dbhat robert muller is investigating. what the senate and house committees are investigating and i do not see how this helps the story from the white house or from the trump family >> no, it doesn't look good. trump jr.'s response if it's what you say, i love it. especially later in the summer john harwood, thank you. want to show you the market reaction seeing stocks dip a little bit lower. they were sort of relatively unchanged to weakening we're looking at the s&p 500 now down about .4% as you just saw, the nasdaq as well it goes lower. down a quarter of 1% market implications are never easy when you talk about politics i will note, though, the last time we saw that big market correction that was after some revelations about jim comey, this idea of lack of stability or certainty about whether the trump administration will last or will face legal questions. >> and whether you have, you know, different branches of the government in permanent war and basically building towards some kind

do you see a major expansion in ac db cases in the next couple of years as a result of that? >> i will pick that up. well, i mean, you know, secretary ross has talked about self-initiating cases. i think -- although again, not to be repetitive, but the issue of self-initiation has been around for a while. you know, obviously it's been in the law for a long time. it has not been used very much, but over the past, i'd say, sen years, it's been talked about more and more. you know, the perception is that to bring a case requires such an outlie of resources and time from an industry that is asserted to be already injured and not doing well and in financial straits, that, you know, the burden is too high to, you know, be able to avail themselves also of these laws and therefore the department of commerce should use its authority to self-initiate. so that's the idea. you know, obviously no cases have been self-initiated yet, and that kind of gets to my point, too, is, again, you got to look at where the rhetoric meets reality. at the end there's a lot of talk about action but so fa

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that doesn't trade db -- monte hasn't traded since december most have been trading up in the last coupledeutsch bank turned negative another factor helping the market fund flows and we have seen i mentioned this at the end of last week for the first six months of the year, record inflows, about $50 billion a month going into exchange traded funds. nearly $300 billion. for six months assets under management are essentially $3 trillion. that's been an elusive number for a year now we did hit it. inflows overall have been positive for 16 straight months. the majority, of course, are in passive investment vehicles but there are active investment funds. they're not attracting much money. when you get cheaper active investment funds, they're not overall attracting as much money as the plain vanilla s&p 500, russell 2,000 funds we talk about. it is very early in earnings season only about two dozen companies reporting but those that have reported have done a really generally good, oracle, nike, darden had good numbers last week next hour i will look at the first reporters, these first two dozen

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campaign to protest new hbo show called couldn't developed by games of thrown show runners david and dbtesh nat universe slavery is legal in the south crit take railed against the concept fairing that the show would sugar coat slavery and two white men are the wrong people to take on slavery. the hash tag no confederate was trending nationwide on twitter. april rain twist tweeted this because there are people in reality romanticizing the confederacy they'll have a reason to co play. hbo urged fans to wait for more details much the no project isn't its infancy we hope that people will reserve judgment until there is something to see. >> people dress up like characters that are on it's a big thing i think they're afraid people will take to this and start dressing up in a way that would be inappropriate. >> again -- based on the show. >> hbo green it will it. we'll see. >>> new this morning the soon to be ex-wife of anthony scaramucci diedre was nine months pregnant when she filed for divorce last month. new director of communications was reportedly with the president at a boy scout jambor

i don't know who will catch that third pass and seven way db draped over his back much that's what ijackson who will strike up the band and get that you 70-yard that was easy button touchdown when your offense is stagnant. i worry about that for this team as well. >> let me ask you this. look i look at the positive here. terrell pry your grant if you can catch a thousand yards in cleveland you should be go for 3,000 on any other team. >> steve, just took a shot at cleveland right there. >> absolutely took a shot at cleveland right there. but i share the same concern as you, grant, because josh you don't know if he's healthy. jordan read is a beast when he's healthy much he's not healthy at camp right now f all these guys go down, it leaves you with not that many other options. what about the running game, how does that shame up as far as that balance threat you don't have to throw the ball for >> well i'm fascinate buying the running back can he this year. kim thompson third down back who will catch the ball in the back field. what will happen on third and second down. bob kelly took

do you think -- >> i didn't say that db. >> what do you think about it?sister. >> more sense you have to women's needs like scott was speaking on. >> overrated. >> okay. >> no. i'm fine. i'm good. >> you're mary. we know. >> listen, i know some friends who have a bunch of sisters. >> okay. >> they out here in these streets something terrible. >> okay. >> okay. having sisters didn't help them treat women right. >> i gotcha. >> it helped them get the girl. >> but -- >> then disperse the girl. [ laughter ] >> okay. >> dismissed. >> opposite true, though, somebody would, arc woman growing up with brothers be a better wife according to this article in the opposite. >> you got it bro. love them. >> he's so cool. he didn't talk about the opposite effect of what that mean. i would say so. because, you know -- >> it depend on your relationship. i have a good relationship with my sister. >> that's true. >> i know your sister bridget. that's true. i think it depend on your relationship with that sibling. i feel like it makes you more sensitive. candace is telling me

abby: the battle for db charlie gard five continues tomorrow. new york doctor will go in the u.k.ss than five minutes. father jonathan morris. >> super important story. not just for charlie gard, but also for wherever you go and in the united states and u.s. the right to make these decisions. >> on friday a judge ruled to travel there. >> you think that women would get the stories the national coverage. all the major networks would be covering it. >> okay, but why is the court the one making the decision? there's legitimate debate about the prognosis for charlie going forward. there is legitimate debate is almost how much is too much medical intervention and how much is good for the good by putting somebody into either a dangerous situation very very painful situation. but there is no debate about who has the right to make a decision for little baby. this should not be the course. -- courts. it's not just about whether or not charlie guard gets it, but it's crazy. abby: the mainstream media kind of jumped on the story and say it's true. they don't want to acknowledge it for what i