no member of congress wanted to be one of the dirty dozen. taking eleanor's suggestion and brad's to be a good one. on the first point, jennifer, this is a universal problem. look at the medical research and the individual diseases that all see the others as rivals for financing. and instead of joining together to try and enhance the overall amount of money going to medical research, they see everybody else as intruding on their turf and that's the problem here. and so it's going to take some creativity to get organizations to see that there's a synergy here in working together rather than somebody trying to intrude on their own turf. and somebody has got to take the lead and maybe that's one of the areas that respectability could do. and i would just take eleanor's point one step further. this shouldn't just be about office holders. it should be about candidates. if candidates don't answer the questionnaire, put out something that gives them an f until they respond. and then maybe you'll get a little more sensitivity. >> it's been interestin

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the movie is all about villains recruits for a dirty dozen style mission but the critics man they're hammering this one. terrible reviews pouring in. that may not matter though, box office watchers are still predicting that will margot robbie and the whole gang there, thn pullin about $140 million or more. that would easily be the biggest august debut ever. >> i think it will do just fine. >> yeah. lots of interest in -- the whole superhero villain thing. so -- who cares what the critics say? >>> well coming up, at 11:30, a georgia father arrested after his twins died in a hot car. >> yes terrible story. plus, staying on top of breaking news for you this morning. a deputy involved shooting in morning, more from the pasco ? ? just south of spring hill. 's the les [ no audio ] [ no audio ] >> i wish he would have stopped. i wish he would have never even started i don't know exactly -- nobody will know now his mindset. >> oh what a mess out there. ksall ri>>> and now let's get a on the weaer, reeigh. dry. although i really think that's going to start to change over the next few hours. a

dc comics flick about villains recruited for a dirty dozen style mission is getting e vis rated by the critics but that may not matter. predicting will smith and the combang could pull in $140 million or more which would easily be the biggest august debut ever. >> could i pick out a cat and then i'll be on my way? keep the change. >> i'm sorry? >> let's do this. >> how are you doing? >> wait a minute. i'm a cat. >> for a real change of pace, there's nun lives. kevin spacey, christopher, and jennifer garner star family comedy about a billionaire businessman who finds himself feeling feline. despite the big names, the furcasters don't see this tail topping 10 million this weekend. >> good one there, bill. >>> we have another hour of abc action news coming up at 7:00. up next, parents beware. popular pokemon stops also popular for something more sinister. the dangers your child could be start of the school year, and there are still teaching positions that need to be filled. why the district is having a hard time rekruth -- recruiting staff and the unusual way they are looking to make fast

>> suicide squad is about villains recruited for dirty dozen style mission.tchers are predicting the film could hole and $140 million or more which would easily be the biggest august debut ever. it is rated pg-13. what do you think? >> it was okay. >> if you don't want to see just okay, kevin spacey and christopher walken and jennifer garner. the family comedy about a billionaire businessman who has turned into a cat to spend more time with his daughter. most experts don't see the movie topping $10 million but at least it is something you can take the kids to and rated pg. >>> adele wrapped up her bay area concerts and is now in l.a. she performed eight shows at the staples center. the concert is are part of the grammy winner's north american tour. she held sold-out concerts at sap center and oracle arena. both reviewers gave her high marks but some said she was very chatty during her performance. >> i kind of like chatty. when you get to know the artist's personality. >> i want to hear you sing. >> fair enough. >> and i want your final forecast. >>> this is

the dc comic flick about villains recruited for a dirty dozen style mission is torn apart by critics. film may still pull in $140 million or more which is easily the biggest august debut ever. and if you are looking for something the entire family can enjoy, there's nine lives. kevin spacey, christopher walken star in the family comedy about a billionaire businessman who gets turned into a cat to spend more time with his daughter. despite the big names, most don't see it topping even $10 million this weekend. >>> coming up in sports, raiders ignited a "bromance" with its defense and did the giants make the right moves at the trade deadline? one of their acquisitions makes his debut in philly. it's all coming up. >> and what's cool about your summer camp? email your nomination to coolcamps@kpix.com, and we may come and feature your camp on the show. ,, to prove how authentic my new brewhouse bacon burger is ,, i'm going undercover, at an actual brewhouse. it's awesome. amazing! what if i told you, you are eating a jack's brewhouse bacon burger from jack in the box. not this one. absolu

. >> reporter: the comex split about villains with the dirty dozen south mentioned getting of disarraythat may not matter they're predicting will smith and the gang. for a change of pace nine lives christopher walken and jennifer gardner start a family comedy about a billionaire businessman finding himself the line despite the big names not see this tale topping 10 million this weekend. >> marty: at eggs a year in cincinnati makes a peep the newly won at and they do in just three minutes that makes this idea reality the best part is open 247 stevens conflict there under cravings' any time of the day or night. welcome to the kron four morning news. thanks for joining us this we are taking a live look outside from our embarcadero with me to break down the weather this morning is rebecca >> rebecca: alicea fox thinking along the coast all day today we're seeing mostly foggy conditions especially with a live camera at the approach the bay bridge toll plaza slightly travel revocable cars backed up and the catchlines an easier ride for the most part and it will be heading in the san francisc

country fresh recalls dirty dozen cases of package vegetables over listeria concerns. let's check markets futures searching for direction this morning. unchanged on the dow jones industrial average. apple going to be a big impact here. right now who's got next market and the market slide on a session at the opening. an arrow, gains across the board. the dax in germany at better than 1% right now. as you can see, the major averages fractionally moving as well as the hang seng debate performer at better than 1%. the average processing the cisco 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick sans all jump and hillary clinton. her singing during the national anthem. remember in a hollywood legend. ♪ maria: actor and comedian gene wilder dead at 83 years old. the canada's most iconoclasm legacy this morning. joining me to talk about it all, fox business network's dagen mcdowell, economics bran bread, economics bryan, economics bran bread bergen pollster lee carter. good morning. great to see everybody. great week. dagen: you deserve to take time off. you work six days a week, but i mis

the delay means dozens of new buses have been stopped in their tracks. >> they're dirty sometimes. they need to improve them a little bit. >> there's always breakdowns, air-conditioning issues, maintenance problems. >> reporter: commuters who have had their fill won't like this. 4 investigates found 19 buses for coach and 64 for academy are in manufacturing limbo. this could delay the some 1100 buses bought by nj transit. no relief is in sight. >> i understand both sides want to take their stance. shutting down the transportation fund is ridiculous without thinking through all of the things it was going to effect. >> reporter: a spokesman for academy told me this could have a real impact by the fall. >> i would invite the governor and legislators to take a ride with me tomorrow morning. >> reporter: new jersey transit gets almost half the buses that were bought out of this particular year's budget. private carriers get all the rest. with the spending freeze now a month old, there's no way to speculate on when new buses will come to this highway thompson. >>> fighting to keep their

dirty. germany saw at least two suspects tied to isis and a dozen people killed.ill: how is germany dealing, be it the people other government now with this islamic threat? >> it's a huge issue. there is word the german government tomorrow will release -- introduce new sweeping joan my terror measures. there are concerns about the million refugees coming from syria and elsewhere which were allowed to come into the country last year. there are concerns. there is proof some terrorists were mixed in with those. the number of refugees this year has been cut severely, but there is blowback along with toughening laws and extending laws and wanting to deport rejected asylum seekers sooner. there was a growing feeling among the german people that the government is not protecting them and security is a major issue. bill: thanks, gregg. >> a come support hillary chain email or personal indication? >> i'm a member. as a member i did. there is nothing political about it it's the democratic party so everybody can join. abby: that man is the father of the orlando terrorist ask

dozen kelly ayotte: thanks, buddy. kelly (voiceover): i'm kelly ayotte. and when i take the plate for new hampshire... i'm up against a political machine that plays dirty -- throwing millions in false, negative ads... i'm out here knocking down every lie... that's why i'm batting for good-paying jobs, to protect social security and medicare... ...and help families pay for college... i approved this message because no matter what they're throwing at me... >>> standing up against a suspected hate crime on the north shore. tonight an lgbt newspaper unveiled a new box previous one was blown up in what police describe as a targeted act. in downtown salem this evening near the corner of essex and washington streets -- [cheering and applause] >> reporter: the rainbow times unveiled this new addition for its weekly edition. >> it was important for us to have this event tonight because we are not victims, we will not mourn what rainbow times is largest lgbt publication in new england. vandals repeatedly targeted the previous box that was here and last week, it was destroyed. >> we're really fortunate that there was nobody injured there was no property damage bu

dozen followers and spread his message to 11 million people. >> today clinton dodged questions about the scandal surrounding the clinton foundation. >>> while campaigning in new hampshire donald trump accused his rival campaign of playing dirtytrump insists clinton's comments connecting him to white supremacy groups are the last refuge of a discredited politician. a day after calling the former secretary of state a bigot, trump accused democrats as paining his supporters as racists. >> it's the oldest play in the democratic playbook. when democratic policies fail, they are left with only this one tired argument you're racist, you're racist, you're racist. >> trump double down on his pay to play comments about the clinton foundation. he said it's hard to tell where the foundation ended and the state department began. >> in louisiana residents are recovering after a series of tornadoes through that area. storms did major damage. starbucks in cocoa ma indiana leveled by tornado on wednesday. this was just one of a dozen tornadoes in the state. indiana governor and republican vice-presidential nominee mike pence toward the destruction today. the national weather service is reporting a massive super cell thunderstorm produced at

dirty bomb attack on the games. >> yeah. so this is the issue. we do know that at least ten terrorists, a terrorist cell of ten -- you've reported on it -- ashley: yes. >> -- possibly up to a dozenity chiefs are sending top detection gear to brazil, meaning there would be equipment on the ground to help intercept terrorist communications because of the concerns that isis is planning to detonate a radioactive bomb at the olympics. now, we've already known what isis-backed terrorists did in paris, for example. they wanted to attack a soccer event. they went into a concert hall and attacked individuals in a concert hall. so soft targets -- ashley: the olympics would be the ultimate target, would it not? >> yeah. the issue is -- with all due respect to my wonderful colleague here -- they're just not prepared period. ashley: right. lion times contamination that would be, that would be acceptable here -- ashley: well, some of the athletes are wearing special suits if they have to go anywhere near the water. >> if you get three teaspoons of water in your mouth, you are at risk for a virus. and antibiotics do not kill viruses. they only kill bacteria. so, and then on top of that, you ha