orderlies given the assignment of cleaning one of the hospitals at fort devons. and so they were assigned this position. they came in to have skilled jobs. mary green had hoped to have any other job, except cleaning houses at the time. same thing with ana morrison, johnny murphy i feel when i read her material, it looks like she joined for adventure. find something different, get out of her home town. but alice young, she went in specifically. she had some experience as a nurse in training and she wanted to join the wac, they were desperate for medical technicians and she thought this would be her pathway to become a nurse after the war. >> and were there other women, white women in the hospital that were working as nurses? >> as medical technicians. you have the army nurse corps and this is about the wac and there were white wacs there, twice as many as there were black wacs. there had only been white wacs originally and when fort devons was told to incorporate this detachment of 100 women, they basically segregated the two hospitals, all the white wacs moved to

did you ever talk to devon since the incident?d that he would not, when he figured out what brandon was going to do, he couldn't live with himself. that's all he's ever said to me. >> thompson: tampa police refuse to talk to us about the case. but i obtain video of devon arthurs' police interview. over and over, he tells detectives about atomwaffen. >> thompson: inside theff atomwaen apartment, police discovered nazi paraphernalia, guns, radioactive material, and handmade explosives. on a dresser was a framed photograph of oklahoma city bomber timothy mcveigh. (explosion echoes) >> holy cow! about a third of the blding has been blown away! >> thompson: on april 19, 1995, gulf war veteran timothy mcveigh detonated a truck bomb in ont of the oklahoma city federal building. scores were killed. for you, what are the lessons that we should know today about oklahoma city? le i think it's not only oklahoma city, it'ons that we've been learning about lone wolf terrorism. it doesn't take a large organization to cause ma casualty. >> thomps

orderlies given the assignment the hospitalse of at fort devons. assigned thisre position. they came in to have skilled jobs. had hoped to have any other job, except cleaning time. at the same thing with ana morrison, i readmurphy i feel when her material, it looks like she joined for adventure. something different, get out of her home town. in alice young, she went specifically. she had some experience as a nurse in training and she wanted to join the wac, they were desperate for medical and she thought this would be her pathway to become a nurse after the war. >> and were there other women, white women in the hospital that nurses?king as >> as medical technicians. you have the army nurse corps andthis is about the wac there were white wacs there, twice as many as there were black wacs. only been white wacs fort devonsnd when was told to incorporate this women, theyf 100 basically segregated the two hospitals, all the white wacs moved to one hospital, all the black wacs were put in the other one and in the white wacs working, you had very few as orderlies and the rest were

paul ryan, nice guy but i will tell you when jim, mark meadows, devon, all these people, they are great people when they went to paul ryan to get a subpoena because they found the same things that we are talking about, paul would say let's take it easy, let's come back in a week, let's see if we still think -- let's do this, it was impossible. you can get a subpoena. she hands out subpoenas like

devon feel he joins us now from san jose with those details. devon? >> reporter: one errant firework can do an awful lot of damage, it can catch tall grass on fire, towards a hillside if you burned on your home it's a serious stuff. but, the city's illegal fireworks reported program has had its problems in the past, and it is reigniting a debate over its wisdom, and its effectiveness. >> reporter: as we get closer to the fourth of july, conditions grow ever drier. the city of san jose is once again rolling out its controversial program asking neighbors to turn to neighbors for using illegal fireworks. despite what we are asking people to do is if it is safe to do so, take a photograph of the person setting off fireworks. >> reporter: and if firefighters are code enforcement officers can identify the person in the photo or video they could be hit with an expensive $500 fine. something state leaders hope will be a determined point >> if we have information we will invest to get the claims and then they will get citations. there will be an investigation

, there we re the country, down in devon, there were endless rehearsals and secrecy.den tanks and he was given a wooden gun and he said, iwant and he was given a wooden gun and he said, i want you to kill nazis with your bare hands and... your dad was hungarian wasn't a comma wanted to go overand... you hungarian wasn't a comma wanted to go over and... you are bornjust after the war. yes, i just go over and... you are bornjust after the war. yes, ijust met him and my mother was, if it had not been for adolf hitler, i never would've existed because they never would've existed because they never would've met one another. buy—backs of this means a lot to you stipulate means a lot to a lot of people because in this age of people worrying about how their instagram looks, here are who risked everything and folks are so moved today. when you are young, you are not so aware of the danger, which is probably true. and how they have memories, even though they are now old and in the 90s of certain things that happened that day which they say they will never forget. and when you h

we learned from devon and cornwall police two men had died in an incident of of the south devon coasthe maritime and coastguard agency haveissued the maritime and coastguard agency have issued a warning for people not to do tomb stoning where theyjump from rock star clifftop into the sea below. i warning from rock star clifftop into the sea below. iwarning in from rock star clifftop into the sea below. i warning in greater manchester after a 12—year—old girl died after apparently killing off on a river. the advice is to stick to designated safe areas of beaches are come to places like this where as a lifeguard on duty. they have been queuing for nearly two hours to get in here this afternoon. it seems summer is finally here after all the wet weather of the past few weeks. a stony faced theresa may met vladimir putin today, and told him that russia must stop what she called "the irresponsible and destabilising activity, that threatens the uk and its allies." the prime minister said she had irrefutable evidence that moscow was behind the deadly nerve agent attack in salisbury last year.

when the opportunity came to go back to devon to help my pa rents, to go back to devon to help my parents. parents, the prospect of returning there seemed pretty appetisingm is instant coffee with flavouring. what's interesting is, i thought nowadays more of us are moving towards freshly ground coffees. why is the instant market appealing? it's one of the sectors where we can have the biggest impact. what's amazing about instant coffee is while people think everyone is going off it and going to fresh ground and real coffee, still 75% of the retail market is instant coffee. there is a lot of work to be done there. the problem is it's a very uninspiring sector. it's a bit boring and there's not a lot of differentiation and innovation. i'm excited by the fa ct we and innovation. i'm excited by the fact we can make a big difference and offer something genuinely different. it's been around for 30 yea rs different. it's been around for 30 years and neither of us had heard of it. you've got big competitors out there like azeera and nescafe. lots of well—known brands. how do you get noticed? we s

chris guyver who is vice—chair of the north devon conservative association. he joins us from devon.rced out nick bowles, do you think that anyone now in the party membership who doesn't agree with brexit happening should also be forced to leave ? happening should also be forced to leave? no, i must correct you, we asked to make his mind up, what is intentions were for the next election, we didn't force him out. it was clear he wasn't fully of the opinion that he wanted to stand again anyway. he was being disingenuous with his remarks about the association and about a no—deal brexit. we just asking to make the association and about a no—deal brexit. wejust asking to make his mind up, the more he said, the more unlikely it would be that he would be chosen. whether former new clip members entering the party? no. i have to smile because that is an overblown story. yes, we have one or two returning from uk but there was no new clip takeover. there was no infiltration of the party by the ex uk members, who many of them were already conservatives before. what happened was that people join

and cornwall for the past 23 yea rs devon and cornwall for the past 23 years without any competitiongovernment saying about that? well, the department for transport has responded to this application by grand union and then —— by saying, hang ona grand union and then —— by saying, hang on a minute. there is going to be what they call abstraction, taking cash away from dwr and when the department for transport awards these trade franchises, it is done on the basis of what they think the train operator will earn, so that is a problem and the grand union say that they will be cutting to get prices to the normal fares so they will be cheaper than gwr and they also say that they will have a range of advanced tickets. but on top of that, the department for transport and other people are saying we don't really like the idea of having extra trains. that will cause more delays and asa trains. that will cause more delays and as a result of that we are going to see a lot of problems involving trains being delayed. so it remains to be seen what is going to happen but of course very exciting news

sunny at glastonbury, but it will be windy here, in fact even stronger winds towards cornwall and devon 50mph on western ground. this offshore cloud will keep temperatures close to the midteens on the eastern coast, elsewhere it will be a warmer day in the sunshine, into the mid—20s for warmer spots in the west. thursday night into friday, cloud lurking in the north sea, and will filter further inland, and once again could make for a rather dull and grey start to friday morning, especially across the eastern side. that will put on back away from the coastline as we go through the day. high pressure is now moving towards the north sea on friday, and by then we are finally tapping into some of this continental heat and humidity across the western side of the uk, with abundant sunshine. so here it will feel hotter on friday. here is how it is looking on friday, remember the cloudy start through central and eastern areas, but there goes the low cloud, slowly retreating to the north sea coast. it will feel cooler than elsewhere. elsewhere in the sunshine more places will be into the upper 20

i'm just go back to you in devon.that you want to tackle the candidates on? there are other issues but it's basically about brexit because if we mess this up about brexit because if we mess this up and don't deliver brexit in our party is doomed. things are changing in the electorate, and the tory party having set it out to deliver break sets, if we don't deliver brexit and we are finished. it's the defining issue of our age. lance, are you at all concerned that as this contest unfolds over the next few weeks that is going to once again be the conservative party looking inward at a time when people around the country are crying out for some sense of leadership? not at all. i think as my colleagues have mentioned the hustings will be extremely important and it will be televised as well. the wider public will be able to scrutinise the candidates and scrutiny is extremely important. actually the time period has gotten shorter and will assume hay have a new prime minister within a month the ballot papers will be going out

in fact, even stronger winds towards cornwall and devon.through thursday into early friday, maybe approaching 50mph to the west of higher ground. this offshore cloud will keep northern coastal counties with on—shore cloud close to the mid—teens, whereas elsewhere, it is going to be a warmer day in the sunshine, into the mid—20s for the warm spots in the west. now, as we go through thursday night into friday, a lot of low cloud lurking in the north sea, and that'll start to just filter further inland once again. could make for a rather dull, grey start to friday morning, particularly across the eastern side of the uk. but once again, we're going to see that push on back away from the coastline as we go through the day. high pressure is now moving towards the north sea on friday, and by then, we're finally tapping into some of this continental heat and humidity across the western side of the uk, with abundant sunshine. so here, it's going to feel hotter on friday. so here's how it's looking on friday. remember that cloudy start through centra

freelance journalist seem a good in rome and i asked her were people around italy following this devon's demolition yes they were very closely i mean it was being covered by local television channels as well as news outlets now seconds before it was demolished the sirens ran out and we didn't seconds the entire remains of that bridge would demolished a few things of dust spilled smoke rise rose into the air as the residents that could see the process applaud it now it appears it things have gone according to plan but he's still seeing those want to cannon's heating up to control the die. i think for many of those watching there's a feeling of relief that this i saw is finally being removed but at the same time a feeling of sadness as everyone remembers those 43 people that were killed as a result of that tragedy back in august last year built the new bridge is expected to be the most expensive in europe what can you tell us about the plans for that new bridge understand that the foundation has for at least a foundation stone has already been laid yes and they plan to go full steam ahead

devon devon durant missed 32 days with what was described as a calf injury.own i should say in the second quarter and wasn't able to return to the game. according to our sister network espn, the warriors believe durant's mri will confirm a torn achilles ten done, that means surgery and the likelihood he would miss all of next season. an emotional warriors general manager bob meyers spoke about the injury. >> he was cleared to play tonight. it was a collaborative decision. i don't believe there is anybody to blame. but i understand it is this world and if you have to, you can blame me. i run our basketball operations department. >> the warriors pulled out a win 106-105. they trail the raptors three games to two and will try to even it up at home. >> yes, abcp is the only place to watch the warriors in the nba finals. game six is thursday in oakland. abc 7 news sports director larry biel will be live with jobina for t fortson. >>> just one game at a time. >> that's right. >>> health alert. do you sleep with the lights on? maybe with a tv on or even a night ligh

to be big for those grandmas there you go see it's all about their new i'm rachel join me for me to devon bundy w. post. does not for t.v. . rights are discouraged the brits experience a modern museum center with her depression and cultural heritage foundation birthplace researchers are looking for answers in more than $5000000.00 on trips to model objects to limits part of the history of mankind one only those who know about secret things have a house like this the ocean cultural heritage foundation berlin's treasure trove no one. documentary. was. welcome to 3000 today we start with some alarming news according to the latest report by the world's biodiversity council up to 1000000 plant and animal species are at risk of extinction the main causes all habitat loss environmental pollution and as well as the illegal wildlife trade.

devon learned more about the victims who might have been randomly targeted. >> reporter: one of the victims drove a taxi and the other a tow truck. both were lured to a stretch of skyline boulevard where they were killed. >>> it is a real a person savagely murdered. for no reason. >> reporter: john's coworkers a specialty tolling say they are struggling to understand why he was lured to his death tuesday night. staff along a remote stretch of skyline boulevard. the second victim there in as many days.>>> i tried to picture how it happened. it was horrific. he knew he was dying. he was probably in shock because he was stabbed. >> reporter: they discovered john believe bleeding tuesday night. they returned to the scene of a previous murder from monday to collect additional evidence.>>> the sheriff department said the accused killer malique tried to run deputies down. they shot his car. he swerved crashed and was caught. >>> we are working on the details background as to why would he have decided to lure these 2 innocent victims to that location to murder them? about the suspect was charged wi

and devon i know you worked in this one very, very hard, with everything else you do. i appreciate it, very few people would've done that, right to trace interesting because they have been trying to get it for 45 years and they cannot do. it sounds simple but it is not. everybody had a reason for not wanting it, the insurance companies did not want to because of liabilities, the country did not want to because they did not want to be sued but night have terminally ill patients, if they were rich enough they would go to asia, europe, all over the world looking for here and we have the greatest doctors in the world right here, the greatest lab technicians and labs in medical, we have everything. but it takes a period of time to get a certain potential cure approved. sometimes 15 years, by the way we brought that down to an average of six. but you need time because you do not want to hurt anybody. these are patients that are terminally ill and did not want to give up the fear because he didn't want to hea hurt them. we agreed they would sign a waiver, nobody would be held

learn german for free with devon you. hear today into tomorrow today the science show on d w. this time we had 2 small extra dorothea rag tag was released into the bombs was it a success. as a job applicant you may soon find yourself being vetted by artificial intelligence brave new world. like it or not our future is definitely digital but is it also sustainable we look for answers here on tomorrow today. the rain forest is home to a huge number of plants and animals. the species diversity is astounding. but tropical forests are under threat from logging making way for farm plantations . in indonesia the island of sumatra still has a tropical low land forest in the book pollution national park a team there is looking for a very special animal. we're on a mission to find dora she's here somewhere deep in the sumatran jungle. as want to just create a party or to steam release the orangutan into the wild equipped with a transmitter. dora has been in the jungle for quite a while now so we can no longer predict where she is we have 2000 square kilometers of forest here so it takes

devon is live at the scene of the freeway shooting. with how the search came to a dramatic end.>> reporter: investigators say the suspect shot at a pair of hikers one saturday. and then was shot and killed himself by the park rangers who responded to the scene. at that time he was already the target of a murder investigation in the south day. investigators with a highway patrol filed an arrest warrant for kevin alaniz 24 hours before he was shot and killed by rangers in big sur. the complaint accuses him of gunning down 30-year-old matthew on the freeway in milpitas. >>> it wasn't a random incident. it wasn't just a random shooting. this was a targeted attack. the victim and suspect it know each other.>> reporter: he was driving home from work when he was attacked.>> he was very loving child. my one and only baby. >> reporter: his mother is heartbroken by his death. and is still struggling to understand how the alleged gunman would be someone she also considered family. her fianci son.>>> it doesn't make sense. it is like for me it is

here is a lovely view of sign—up in devon. a lovely start of the day, not just here but devon.nd. it will feel warmer in the sunshine. whether changes are just around the corner, and we will get to those shortly. high—pressure nominating, which is why it is settled. we got down to close to freezing in scotland, parts of eastern england have some cloud, and both areas will see that breaking up. some stray showers across northern ireland and scotland, but most northern ireland and scotland, but m ost pla ces northern ireland and scotland, but most places dry. 18—21widely, 22 in cardiff and london. very high pollen levels, so not everyone enjoying what is going on. fine this evening and overnight foremost. some areas still with some showers in northern ireland and scotland. whether changes starting to happen. this area of low pressure is getting closer, along with this weather front. high—pressure beginning to move away. after a fine start tomorrow we will notice the breeze picking up from the south—east, more cloud around, and eventually the odd shower, maybe thunderstorm, breaki

eastern, we're talking with congressman if devon knew yesterday and former congressman trey gowdy.right here on fox business, tune in from 6-9 a.m. eastern for "mornings with maria" right here on fox s.s.s.s.s.s.s.s.s.s.s.s.s.s.s.s. that'll do it for us for now. thanks so much for joining me. have a great rest to have weekend, everybody, and i'll see you again next time. ♪ ♪ gerry: hello and welcome to "wall street journal at large." this week we're at the cannes lyons festival of creativity, as they like to call it here on the french live area ya. it's an annual gathering of senior executives from advertising, television, media, digital companies around the world. they come here, a hardship journey, no doubt, to south of france to discuss trends in media, advertising and marketing. and, of course, they come to do

devon was there as volunteers installed it.>> reporter: volunteers arrived this morning to fill in what has become one the most beloved and one of the most visible symbols of the city's annual pride celebration. emerging from the fog as early organizes submerged from the shuttles. it's open. the triangle could be seen like a beacon. spread atop twin peaks. >> a powerful symbol of the liberation movement. in the movement for equality for all.>> reporter: crafted for more than an acre of cloth the triangle is a work of more than 200 volunteers. it is in its 24th year. part of the fabric of san francisco's pride celebration. even on this the 50th anniversary of the stonewall riots in new york. >>> it is important to remember why we march. it is the 50th anniversary of stonewall. a lot of people don't even know what stonewall is. they think pride is a parade and a happy event which it absolutely is. it is also a political statement. >> reporter: many who attended the celebration including the san francisco mayor said we are again at a turning point. with lgbtq rights under attack. >>> i thi

devon reports the city just past the bay area's broadest band yet one single use plastic.>>> most businesses and customers understand the idea behind this man to reduce the sheer amount of plastic that ends up in the landfills or creeks and oceans. if there was one complaint it was about soggy paper straws.>> reporter: >>> they are pretty worn out. >> reporter: paper straws good for the environment not so good for anything involving a straw. a small price to pay to cut down on plastic pollution. >> i'm definitely on board in the bigger picture. i hate seeing pictures of wild animals with plastics wrapped around him.>> reporter: puddle outsoles passed a ban on plastics. starting next year was straws utensils plastic grocery store bags. it will eventually expand to cups and take all containers. >>> the main reason for the ban was it is impact on ecosystems. it ends up in our streets. it is washed into our creeks. the bay the ocean.>> reporter: dozens of businesses like the counter restaurant apollo also have gotten on board. joining a voluntary ban even before the city council's vote. >>> it i

applause jeremy, you are missing out on the 620 by being in devon.llamy or putin? and do you think it is possible to rebuild relations with russia? it is possible to rebuild relations if russia changes its behaviour. but last year, russia used chemical weapons on british soil in salisbury leading to the death of a british citizen. and my worry about russia is that they are up worry about russia is that they are up to their old tricks. and my dad was in the navy, and thanks to that generation, we won the cold war because they never took peace for granted. and that is why i said that i will increase the proportion of ourgdp i will increase the proportion of our gdp that we spend on defence, because at the point of brexit, i wa nt because at the point of brexit, i want people like vladimir putin to know that britain, the country that has always delivered aquatic values, the country that has understood the security necessary to protect those values, at the point of brexit, britain is here and back, and our voice is going to be strong. how much would you

devon talk to both neighbors. lynn ramirez with the firefight as new information about a person detained in connection to the fire. >>> practically from the time does fire started and that santa clara fire department crew started arriving on the scene. santa clara police detectives started arriving on the scene. to investigate the potential cause of this. if it is indeed later found to be in arson. it has been a person of interest who has been detained by the santa clara lease department. we are told is being questioned right now. there are investigator types on the scene. you can see out here on the street the santa clara fire department what looks like a construction foreman the orange vest. the mother officials that look like they could be just starting out on the investigation. this fire got started at about 11 am and burned so hot that it practically fried some of the businesses across the street. >>> as the building was swept up in 40 foot high flames construction crews could be seen running for their lives.

not to me or it didn't but i would say i'm here to show our solidarity with the jewish community in devon be adept at this but why and it worked though the attention was mixed for me it's like . what i said it's like a disneyland show i don't need you and you were to where we keep our that i do know that you are with me you know i am not wearing a cross that you would think that i'm with you i with you if you need be or if you are friends and i don't show it i don't need it it's in my heart long as the skin says it's easy to show your solidarity on a single location when you know you are protected by the police but that is not enough we also talked to the head of germany's real friendship association not to a protestant he agreed with it's a matter of solidarity because like. statements like for critics claim it is it is not just for show it is. of religion it's the same sorry. for instance solution. is a cover. so who ever wants to keep or should do it days after the germany wears keep our event it's still unclear whether jews should wear it to power if it's safe everywhere all the time

devon is at the scene, with new surveillance video that shows what led up to the crash. >> reporter: the deadly crash happened at the intersection behind me and it was all caught on camera. the security camera, video shows the victim's car eased into the intersection. before being sideswiped in a bone rattling crash. it careened into the train platform on the center median. >> i heard the train come, and they just stopped, and then, like, the tires, and of a crash. >> reporter: alicia said she heard the crash from her home several blocks away and raced outside in time to see the chaotic aftermath. san francisco police have said very little about the investigation into exactly what happened. investigators say a man died at the scene, and a woman was rushed to the hospital where she, too, died from her injuries. alicia says living nearby, she often sees drivers be down this danger stretch. >> a lot of traffic all the time, people cross the street, and people race here. >> reporter: the police department is a third victim was taken to the hospital, with non-life-threatening injuries. in

space and extreme conditions i mean that's what we're in right now isn't it devon b.s. as always that the change shelf off the climate conditions so it's when it's when it was kind of cold what what what it was last week that was like 20 degrees maybe 15 degrees and we go up to 3540 degrees and everybody's getting crazy getting crazy is it it is a danger to people's health right it is definitely i mean we say that every time there's a heat wave but i mean we really were serious about it i mean people get sick and people can die when the temperature is this guy who's most at risk most of the very young people to up to one or 2 years children. elderly people above 8080 years of age and people who have severe diseases like kidney diseases heart diseases. other severe diseases like cancer or something and what one of the precautions that people should be taking i mean i'm hoping that they're going to say they should have you know well working air conditioners definitely so yeah germans are afraid of air conditioning and they tell me. and the word is german eventually i mean

devon robbins is facing three counts of murder along with asult and weapons charges.tally shot the three victims last month inside a home two of the alleged victims were gay men and the other was a transgender woman. prosecutors say robinson targeted the victims because of their sexuality. >> a female brigadier general will make history, becoming the first woman to ever ever to lead an army infantry division. laurie jaeger will assume command of the 40th infantry division at ceremonies in california on june 29th. she will te charge of more than 10,000 soldiers when jaeger became a general officer in 2016, she was o the fourth female general in california national guard history. >> hundreds of thousands of of hong kong on sunday to march against government proposed amendments to hong kong's extradition law. changes to the current law would make it easier to send criminal suspects to main land china where they could face charges. police estimatedro the at 240,000, but organizers said more than 1 million took part. several people were reportedly injured after police used

we will see the cloud increase in the west and you will see some rain moving into cornwall, west devonld be dry and there will be some sunshine. maximum temperatures the 20 in the central belt of scotland. 25 in the south—east. with that warmth, will come humidity and through sunday night we are going see a few storms developing across england and wales. they could be intense, frequent lightning and there is a met office warning across much of england and wales, up to 40 millimetres of rain ina wales, up to 40 millimetres of rain in a short space of time over night into monday and next week temperatures will continue to rise, but so will the humidity and threat of storms. you're watching bbc news at nine with me annita mcveigh. the headlines. foreign office minister mark field faces calls to resign after his treatment of a woman who disrupted a dinner in london. the conservative leadership race enters its final stage, with borisjohnson and jeremy hunt competing to be our next prime minister. us media reports that president trump approved retaliatory military strikes against iran yester

sunny at glastonbury, but it will be windy here, in fact even stronger winds towards cornwall and devonrsday and into friday, maybe reaching 50mph on western ground. this offshore cloud will keep temperatures close to the midteens on the eastern coast, elsewhere it will be a warmer day in the sunshine, into the mid—20s for warmer spots in the west. thursday night into friday, cloud lurking in the north sea, and will filter further inland, and once again could make for a rather dull and grey start to friday morning, especially across the eastern side. that will push on back away from the coastline as we go through the day. high pressure is now moving towards the north sea on friday, and by then we are finally tapping into some of this continental heat and humidity across the western side of the uk, with abundant sunshine. so here it will feel hotter on friday. here is how it is looking on friday, remember the cloudy start through central and eastern areas, but there goes the low cloud, slowly retreating to the north sea coast. it will feel cooler than elsewhere. elsewhere in the sunshine

process their families that are here undocumented that or friends and neighbors assembly republican with devon mathis says the state's undocumented workers should be protected. he says the legislature could be doing more to make that happen we just needed help them become citizens. >>and instead you get fear mongering. democrats in congress and in california has house here would rather scare the how out of instead of take care of we've had. >>bills to keep isis out of our courts in out of her scho's in most extensively as the republicans voted again says bills so in faci think we have tried and continue to try to do everything we can to protect immigrants who are in california otherwise law-abiding and it's unfortunate that the party of trump has continued to trying to stay them in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news. >>california immigrants are accusing the us government of failing to promptly give them their immigration documents hurting their ability to fight deportation and apply for citizenship. 2 immigrants in 3 attorneys filed a lawsuit today in federal court in san francisco. they sa

devon tells us california king salmon is making a comeback. just in time. record amount is being unloaded in the bay area.>> reporter: after several years of drought fishman said this salmon season is shaping up to be one of the best in a decade. after nearly 2 months the verdict is in. salmon are back. the fish are big in the harvest this year are plentiful.>> the salmon did well. the ocean is full of salmon. the first time in a long time. these boats are coming in with quite a bit of fish.>> reporter: with california in the grips of a historic drought until just a few years ago it has been a tough time for the fish and fishermen who depend on them. a trickle down to consumers. fewer fish meant you were left on the hook for higher prices.>>> there is a pretty good stock of salmon out there.>>> there is more fish than they might have thought. i think the fish survival has been better because ocean conditions are good. there is a lot of feed. the water is cold.>> reporter: prices have come down. here are a few fishermen grumbling about it. after years of dro

devon mckenzie died last month in a motorcycle crash while off duty. ndreds packed the spirit of faith christian church in brandywine yesterday. mckenzie served on the prince george's county police force for two years but had already made a huge impact. t weked to his father, errol walker. >> outstanding, fre, his mother raised a hell of a son. i got to give her all the credit. >> his family says mckenzie was about to propose too histime girlfriend and served as a school resource officer at william wart middle school in riverda riverdale. he was only 24 years old. >>> maryland is giving thousands of drivers some extra time toe updatheir licenses. the reca deadline on real i.d.s has been pushed back to july 3rd.it part of a new federal fndate to help stop identity theft andke i.d.s. the federal government requires every driver to have a real i.d. by october, 2020. if you haven't updated your driver's license by then, you won't be ableo t board a plane. to see whether you need to update your i.d., search "real i.d." in the nbc washington app. >>> marylan

process their families that are here undocumented that or friends and neighbors assembly republican with devon mathis says the state's undocumented workers should be protected he says the legislature could be doing more to make that happen we just need to help them become citizens. >>and instead you get fear mongering. democrats in congress and in california has house here would rather scare the how out of instead of take care of it we've had. >>bills to keep isis out of our courts in out of her school's in most extensively as the republicans voted again says bills so in fact i think we have tried and continue to try to do everything we can to protect immigrants who are in california otherwise law-abiding and it's unfortunate that the party of trump has continued to try to stay them in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news. >>look outside on this wednesday evening and see how things are shaping up at the golden gate bridge as you can see that fog is rolling in already only a couple days from the first day of summer officially, and it looks like summer the goal really feel like it's a you know

caucasian man in his mid 30's grabbed the woman tuesday night as she walked along the path between north devon avenue and stony point road. >>police say he tried to pull the woman down into the creek bed. investigators say he was covering her mouth to silence her screams and tried strangling her at the same time. but the woman fought him off. police say the attacker was dressed in a t-shirt dark jeans and a baseball cap at the time but i would only say it's just really be aware of your surroundings something doesn't look right or something seems suspicious and and out of the normal. >>you know the aware of that and if you don't feel comfortable or safe going somewhere then in in don't. if having a friend with you are for some like that with you is they make you feel safer. nding you that police say physically the woman is fine but emotionally it will take some time to recover. >>in santa rosa felipe gaulle 4 news. >>well the warriors of course trying to even up the nba finals tonight 2 games apiece against the raptors if not the dubs would be in a huge 3 one hole and that would make this a pot

if you look at where we have had the cloud and rain, you can see the rain moving into devon, corner,ions for the next few hours. a lot of brightness for the north of scotland and these depend on, as well. one or two showers in central and northern scotland. temperatures doing pretty well out there. a little bit cooler in the far north and west of scotland. into this evening, our attention turns to the wet weather in the south—west. initially for south—west england and wales, but tonight it will push into northern england and northern ireland, between 20 and 50 millimetres of rain, and some thunderstorms. during the early hours of monday, the rain will push across the eastern half of scotla nd will push across the eastern half of scotland where it will be happy and persistent. up to 80 millimetres on the highest ground, enough to cause some disruption. quite a lot of blank surface water on the roads on monday. the rain will persist across northern and eastern scotland. elsewhere, some brighter or sunny spells, but the chance of seeing a hit and miss happy shower and thunderstorm. it w

alexander ivana cough added that the company is working on a new dividend policy that would aim to bring devon payments up to 50 percent of net profits within 3 years how can the arctic region be protected from the impact of human activity. such as oil and gas production my nanchang that contamination of arctic waters with hydrocarbon pollution would be near impossible to clean up even by mechanical means but russian biologists now believe they can use new and more natural methods for the cleaning process artie's yuliya shop of ali has a story. inside these flasks invisible life boils apart from water and oil they contain bacteria supposed to eat the oil and leave the water crystal clear and free from oil pollution in the laboratory of moscow state university biologists are working on crazy and i crave agent to help degrade begin small man made or oil spills in the northern seas of the arctic the project was initiated by russia's oil giant ross net and the nongovernmental in a proxy institute they prepared and send the biologists of miss you to the arctic to take numerous samples of microbes i

prevent anyone from hearing her screams she was walking along the santa rosa creek pass between north devon avenue and stony point road kept the phone with you. >>and so you can you know call for help if you need be i think heres is probably a good idea have 20 year-old daughters i would encourage them to we're on terror's police say the woman resisted being pulled down into the creek bed and avoided the assault escalating into something even more aggressive and violent or not able to talk to him and it's really know what his intent was but it's a scary situation and with something like that anything can happen right now police believe this is an isolated incident, it's an uncommon events. we don't want people to to be afraid to use a the wonderful creek trails that we have here in santa rosa. but it just you know we always want to be aware of our surroundings of the victim tells police the suspect was wearing a tee shirt, dark jeans and a baseball hat when he pounced then ran in santa rosa felipe gaulle kron 4 news. >>the dna website. the police used to find the suspected golden state kill