she and her husband dan, who i like to call dr. dano is famous in our city, raised their three daughters, suzy, molly and claire here. anne is the proud grandmother of two with another one on the way in august. in fact, we have her daughters molly and suzy present here today. there they are. they will come up at the end. [applause] as well as her granddaughter, katie. thank you so much for being here to support your fierce mom and grandmother and she's screaming in support. [laughter] and i'm sorry that henry, her grandson, couldn't make it, due to a scheduling conflict of his afternoon nap. anne is incredibly devoted to her growing family and ever-wideni ever-widening circle of our friends and the district 9 community. she's done so much throughout her career as a special education teacher. she's done so much and went far beyond the classroom, where she advocated for struggling families every, single day. she retired from teaching special ed after 45 years, but i want to clarify that she didn't like the word "retire" because it has "t

last word from dan and dr. next shoe to drop is the information on russian dirt on hilary was cleared out and who pishushed it in and tha will will be next shoe to drop. >> sean: dr. gorka. >> suspect number one is john brennan and he wouldn't have moved a muscle unless obama knew as well. >> sean: boom. okay. it's all collapsing and they are turning on each other. mccabe, comey. it will be a circular firing squad. >> and peter strzok and lisa page. >> i have it here i just can't show it today. jessy waters has something to say on the comments on ivanka trump and the double standard in this country. stand by for more balance. picking the right style takes time. one picky customer shouldn't take all your time. need something printed? the business advisors at office depot can assist with exactly what your business needs to grow. get your coupon for 20% off services, technology and more at office depot and officedepot.com. why people everywhere are upgrading their water filter to zerowater. start with water that h

dr. raj. steve: dan bongino our friend down in florida good morning to you.ing what i love to do. which is eat steak. i went through a steak house with my wife and kids. and i tore that steak up like you wouldn't believe. so, that is my favorite. that's all i like is steak and trucks. that's it. brian: dan, the other thing do you. for real fun you hop into an octagon and start fighting people. >> actually i do on saturday morning i do that too. arthritis is kicking in. brian, you are not making up. it's actually true. i love mixed martial arts. ainsley: best part about being a dad? >> watching your daughters succeed at something. that look she gives when she is seeking that approval from you. you know when you make that e contact first and you don't have to say anything. it's just magic. it makes you believe in the existence of god right there alone. ainsley: amen. steve: goes to show that you and your wife are doing a good job. meanwhile talk about the news of the day. very clear from republican lawmakers on the sunday chat shows, dan. the republicans are si

dr. patrick thank you so much. >> thank you, dan. >> thank you for coming over.announcer: now the accuweather forecast with spencer christian. >>> starting with live doppler 7. sunny wisconsin and warm conditions around the beau. the fire burning on the border between concord and walnut creek, in the area of the fire right now it is 92 degrees. relative humidity 22% very low. the steady wind is light only about 4-mile-per-hour out of the south. but the gusts reached 11, 12 miles an hour of course that complicates the fire fighting effort. generally we have clear skas across the bay area. mild conditions. overnight lows in the mid-to upper 50s. over in the inland east bay mid-to upper 60s. not much low are than that. tomorrow's highs will soar well into the 100s. 100 to 105 in many inland east bay and north bay locations around the bay. we'll see highs in the upper 80s no near mine. here the seven-day forecast, a big cooldown gipss on sunday in most aires. the cooling kins into midweek. bottoming out fourth of july. high temperatures only 80 degrees inland next fo

dr. platz you to the 80s below average saturday. fathers aday looking nice. low 60s to 80s. before we warm it up again tuesday and wednesday. dan kristen. >> thanks sandhya. >>> the longest ♪ ♪ hi! leaving a career to follow a calling takes courage. a personalized financial strategy can give you confidence to take the next step. hi guys! aw yeah! see how access to j.p. morgan investment expertise can help you. chase. make more of what's yours. ♪ ♪ ♪ raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens ♪ ♪ bright copper kettles and warm woolen mittens ♪ ♪ brown paper packages tied up with strings ♪ ♪ these are a few of my favorite things ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> three cities in the bay area have the highest hourly wage requirements in the nation. in order foreigners to afraid a modest two bedroom apartment. according to a new study by the low income housing coalition. an advocacy group for low income housing here are the numbers we can share. someone living in san francisco would need to make $60 an hour to afraid rent for a two bedroom unit opinion it's $48 an hour in san jose. and $45 in oakland. the group behind this study says the grap between wages

dr. ron claiborne. good morning. >> i knew that was coming. >> we got the doctor this morning. >> good morning to you, dan, diane, whit, and wherever you are, rob marciano. good morning to you. good morning, everyone. >>> we begin with a warning from general motors that it may have to raise car prices and cut jobs because of tariffs proposed by the trump administration. the automaker says tariffs on imported cars and car parts could drive up the cost of a car by thousands of dollars and force the company to slash jobs and cut wages. gm relies heavily on auto parts from otherseas companies to craft their cars. >>> at dulles airport near washington, d.c., an emotional reunion for a mother and son who were sprited in the u.s. under the president's zero tolerance policy. here they are hugging for the first time in 34 days. 7-year-old kevin and his mother only identified as brenda who are from el salvador were placed in separate shelters. they're now working their way through the asylum process. >>> time is running out for hundreds of puerto ricans affectedy huice mariwho re getting temporary government housing assistance.no leave hotels across

dr and a founder of a number of organizations including a pro eugenics organization. in two thousand and eight he sessions got an award from the anti immigration group numbers usa which was started by dan for obstructing immigration reform in two thousand and nine the franklin society in another one that was and i gave him an award for obstructing this just actions doesn't understand how economies work he doesn't understand how people work it's it's own and missteps and you know we have a story we know how to go to break or quarter so those we're going to let us know what you think of adopters with government facebook and twitter so your poll shows an hour to dot com coming up we have locked the door of the prison industrial complex and what many are doing to tear down its walls with authority and they are . so to. trump him so much in singapore we certainly rich when it comes to optics but what about the substance both the. clearly looking for a win the process has started there are plenty of obstacles ahead and no shortage of people whose worst nightmare might come true peace coming to the korean peninsula short term gains at the expense of a longer term growth saudia vesting in the

dr. ron claiborne. good morning, sir. >> i felt it coming. >> you seem doctorial this morning. >> it's the glasses. >> very nice tie. >> thank you. dan, good morning. adrienne. whit. good morning, everyone. we begin in south carolina where republican congressional nominee kate arrington is hospitalized in critical condition and scheduled for more major surgery after being seriously injured in a car accident. this was friday night. arrington had defeated incumbent mark sanford in a primary earlier this month was traveling with an aide when a wrong-way driver hit the vehicle. the aide was also hurt. also the driver of the other vehicle was killed. arrington's democratic opponent joe cunningham is suspending all campaign activities until further notice. >>> and we have breaking news from germany where police say at least 25 people have been injured in a building explosion in a western city. four of those injuries said to be severe. a car nearby -- cars nearby destroyed by the debris. no word on what may have caused that blast. >>> at the vatican, trun plomat w once stationed in washington, d.c. to five years in prison for possessing and

dan dunavan former congressman myal call grimm face off. that's tonight at 8:00 eastern. next up a hearing on u.s. preparedness for potential biological attacks, pandemics and infectious disease outbreaks. lawmakers heard from dr. anthony fauci of the institute for analysis of infectious diseases. they also talked about security risks and vaccine development and the management of medical supplies that could be used in a public health emergency. mr.harper: today the subcommitt

dan dunavan former congressman myal call grimm face off. that's tonight at 8:00 eastern. next up a hearing on u.s. preparedness for potential biological attacks, pandemics and infectious disease outbreaks. lawmakers heard from dr. anthony fauci of the institute for analysis of infectious diseases. they also talked about security risks and vaccine development and the management of medical supplies that could be used in a public health emergency. mr.harper: today the subcommittee continues its hearing on infectious diseases that endanger the public health. the purpose is to hear from top public health experts on the good work being done at their agencies to protect the public and explore where immaterial improvements need to be made. the biological threats facing the united states in today's global society are ever-evolving and in some cases intensifying. the c.d.c. just reported that the seasonal influenza claimed the lives of 172 children during the most recent flu season. making it the deadliest seasonal flu season for children on record. in recent year the u.s. has also seen an increase in the number of antibiotic resistant bacteria. around the world, viruses are emerge, adapting, and and in some cases re-em

dr and founder of a number of organizations including a pro eugenics organization. in two thousand and eight he so sessions got an award from the anti immigration group numbers usa which was started by danfor obstructing immigration reform in two thousand and nine the franklin society in another one that was not me that gave him an award for obstructing this just actions doesn't understand how economies work he doesn't understand how people work it's it's own and missteps and you know we have mr we know how to go to break clock watcher so then we're going to let us know what you think about drivers with government facebook and twitter so your poll shows that our dot com coming up we have locked the door of the prison industrial complex and what many are doing to tear down its walls where the dirty and they are. so too. thank. you all we often talk about the evils of the present us real complex military industrial complex there's an all other union of profit and subjugation that has an equal influence over politics and culture here in the united states which is of course the prison industrial complex according to market research firm us world in two thousand and fifteen private correctio