elaine? >> meg oliver, thank you. >>> meteorologist kristen cornet from kmov, our st. louis affiliate, has the forecast. >> reporter: elaine, it's going to be another really hot day. on monday in the southern plains dallas expecting a high of 103. new york city the heat index is what it's going to feel like out there. it's going to be intense monday afternoon. peak index of 96 in new york city. 59 in st. louis. 104 is what it's going to feel like in memphis, tennessee. there is severe threat for monday as well. a low threat for parts of northeast into new england. higher threat for severe weather in the central plains into the upper midwest. looking ahead to the 4th of july holiday, mostly cloudy and 69 in san francisco, sunny and 108 in phoenix. sunshine to the central plains, scattered storms in the lower mississippi valley where dallas is expected. 96, 88 in new orleans. scattered storms expected throughout the southeast and the mid-atlantic as well, and new york city where a 87 is expecte

i'm elaine quijano in new york. of us at cbs news, thank you for joining us, and good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> live from the cbs bay area studios this is kpix5 news. >>> now at 6:00 as a pair of wildfires rage just north of the bay area, the smoke is creating a serious hazard closer to home. good evening. i'm juliette goodrich. >> i'm brian hackney. all day long the skies have the mist from the smoke of a distant fire and that is bad news for air quality. the haze is so thick in part of the bay area it has been blotting out the sun. here's how it looked from our building's roof earlier today as the haze blocked off the upper half of the bay bridge and the view from our cliff house camera is even worse with ash from 100 miles away gummed to the lens by moisture from the fog and low clou >> m noin the oakland hills. kpix5's kiet do shows us the conditions there. >> reporter: no, it's not the apocalypse. it's just an ash plume making for a surreal su

i'm elaine quijano.e begin in california, where the death toll from a massive fire burning north of sacramento is climbing. police say a sixth body has been found, but provided no further details. the other victims include a great-grandmother and two children. the carr fire has destroyed more than 500 buildings and is threatening more than 5,000 structures. more than 38,000 people have been evacuated. it is only 5% contained. more than 12,000 firefighters are battling 17 large wildfires across california. carter evans is near redding with the latest. >> reporter: as the carr fire continues to burn through seemingly endless amounts of dry brush near redding. more than 3,400 firefighters are racing to contain it. and today, where flames have already scorched entire neighborhoods, authorities are searching through the rubble for those who are still missing. did you hear any evacuation order? >> no, none. >> reporter: nothing at all? >> i was at the house until-- i was only gone about 15 minutes when my wife

elaine? >> carter evans with the heart breaking story there. carter, thanks. >>> the hot and dry weather is hampering efforts by firefighters to fight the flames. craig herera of our los angeles station k cbs, has more on the conditions they are facing. >> reporter: well, elaine, up to the north we have those hot dry conditions overnight and into monday. red flag warnings posted near the carr fire as well. humidity overnight only at about 35% and monday only 10%. temperatures monday afternoon approaching 110 degrees. it's important to note this fire is not a wind driven fire. however, there is a whole lot of acres that are burning. this air is rising creating its own weather pattern. and down at the surface, the sustained winds are 30 miles per hour. but because it's creating its own wind you could see gusts closer to 50 to 60 miles per hour. southern california is not experiencing any watches, warnings or advisories. however, we have humidity over southern california. the monsoon coming up f

elaine conoly never got to say goodbye to her dachshund...wa lly...elaine conoly/ dog owner: "i meanhe was supposed to turn 10 next month. i don't get those years now."while on vacation for the 4th of july---she used a popular dog sitting app---rover it allows dog owners to search and request pet sitters, a dog walk, even overnight care... the sitter elaine used had watched both her dogs one time before...two days into her vacation....she got a message from the sitterelaine conoly/ dog owner: "saying sorry a mastiff completely mauled your dog and killed him instantly." elaine says another dog-- unbenownst to her-- was at the sitter's home... and attacked wally--elaine conoly/ dog owner: "he didn't need to be outside, near a 150 pound dog." since that day--she says she hasn't heard from the sitter... and cant find wally's remains--after he was left at a pet hospital...as for rover--elaine says she still had to pay for their services..and since an initial email...apologizing...nothing else has been done...after we reached out--the company's pr spokesperson tells us the company is distr

elaine? >> quijano: ben tracy, thank you.liver spoke with a cave- diving expert about why the thai rescue mission is considered one m the most complicated ever. >> reporter: after more than two weeks trapped in this dark cave, eight boys and their soccer coach are waiting their turn for the risky escape. >> this is the most scary situation that i think a person could go through. r: aar mirza is the national coordinator of the national cave rescue mission. >> you can't make a horror movie that would even compare, and i have been involved in cave rescue for 30 years. and i cannot even think of one that was this complicated. >> reporter: the path out is a dangerous one. 13 foreign and five thai divers have to navigate dark and tight passageways filled with murky water and strong currents. two divers will accompany one child as they stick to a cave line that stretches the entire mile-and-a-half distance. divers have trained the boys with scuba equipment for the areas they must swim underwater for extended periods. >> the trust fa

elaine? >> ben tracy, thank you. >>> meg oliver spoke with the cave diving expert about why the thai rescue mission is considered one of the most complicated ever. >> reporter: after more than two weeks trapped in this dark cave, eight boys and their soccer coach are waiting their turn for the risky escape. >> this is the most scary situation that i think a person could go y c'take a horror movie that would even compare a iolver 30 yhinkofhat was >> reporter: the path out is a dangerous one. 13 foreign and five thai dafrs have to navigate tight passage ways filled with murky water and strong currents. two will accompany one child as they stick to a cave line that stretches the entire mile and a half distance. divers have trained the boys with scuba equipment for the areas they must swim under water for extended periods. >> the trust factor between the children and the divers is probably 90% of what gets them out of the cave. >> reporter: an international team has taken shifts, bringing them f

. >> elaine: try calling an ambulance here and getting to the closest hospital. >> anthony: elaine mcmillionanthony: if you were describing this area -- church-going, gun rights important. a lot of people -- that's not going to resonate, at all. in fact, it sounds threatening. >> elaine: right, but both sides are saying the same thing. both sides feel threatened by each other. and i would say a majority of people that live in this region want to be left alone. the traditions of this place, the things that we value, whether that be family, interpersonal communication, not having cell phone technology to distract us, those types of things sort of butt up against america's idea of progress. and it's why we've always been looked at as being backwards. ♪ being part of the media, but living here, is a really big challenge because rarely, people like myself actually are the ones that control our narrative, that control our story. ♪ >> anthony: it was always too easy to come gawk at west virginia. to make it the poster child for whatever the agenda of the moment was. lazy depictions of stereotypical

after spending his final year in prison donald perry will be released back into the community elaine perry's life partner will pick him up from the shirley correctional facility tomorrow morning. tomorrow will be the first day that he's been out and almost three years. to do anything to prepare for his homecoming so i want to make sure that donald had you know new pillows and things like that like all he talks about is how i get to sleep in my own bad you know i get to sleep with my own she blanket. and you know make sure all the tells her claim because those are really important things when you don't have good towels or you don't have you know he's been sleeping on this little. mat thing you just can't get comfortable ever. and i think. and i. keep thinking this might be the last call i ever have to get from prison. or you know. well we're talking about what it feels like to be on the count down here. oh well. yeah well tomorrow night you get to sleep in a real bad. well you are not. going to. water yours or. do you want as long as you're home. you're wearing. this ok. i love you so

after spending his final year in prison donald perry will be released back into the community elaine perry's life partner will pick him up from the surely correctional facility tomorrow morning. tomorrow will be the first day that he's been out an almost three years. to do anything to prepare for his own coming so i want to make sure that donald had you know new pillows and things like that like all he talks about is how i get to sleep in my own bad you know i get to sleep with my own she blanket and you know make sure all the tells her claim because those are really important things when you don't have good towels or you don't have you know he's been sleeping on this little. oh man thing you just can't get comfortable ever. and i think. and i. keep thinking this might be the last call i ever have to get from prison. or you know yeah well we're talking about what it feels like to be on the count down here. oh well. yeah well tomorrow night you get to sleep in a real bad. well known who are in our power are. going to. water your bernard. do you want as long as you're home. you're wear

we are at the shirley correctional facility elaine is picking up her husband we are not allowed in the prison. so they said that they don't want any cameras on the premises at all that. everybody is going to have to leave. so we're no longer on the prison grounds we had to leave the prison asked us to leave it's been very frustrating the entire way we were denied permission to film donald perry in prison we were denied permission to film him leaving prison we thought we were ok by just being in the parking lot and we were going to film him getting into the car but even now that's been denied and so we had to leave the prison and they didn't want any cameras around and so we're we're told over about a half a mile from the prison. a correctional officer from the prison tracks is down lower waiting for perry to be released so now they're kind of freaking out that we were shooting at all and so they're checking. whether or not they're going to let us. prison officials are concerned about our cameras and despite being away from the prison facility we're still technically on prison property

elaine and her staff. but also mr martin and the rest of the gang that has taken a lot of beatings.his is a great opportunity. thank you. >> thank you. is there any other public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. prior to the commissioner's discussion, might, do you want to address any of the concerns brought up? >> can you address the enforcement issue and on the other view pre. >> that was definitely one i wanted to come back and speak to. right now, under the lease, the operation plan is a set of confidence that the operator has to fulfil in their operations. the lease contains a set of events -- events of default under which, if they violate the operations plan, we can issue an event of default. there could be something as small as a fee for the notice to set out to say, hey, you do something wrong, a slap on the wrist. it could stand all the way up to result in termination. i think the alternate -- of the other thing i mentioned earlier about where does -- reducing the year's ride was not to be the remedy, that was the foot fault in this year, aside from the lease

>> mike nichols and elaine may met in chicago at the birth of improv. >> they didn't write jokes.y wrote situations that were just hysterically funny, but that you could relate to. >> would you be interested in some extras for the loved ones? >> what kind of extras? >> well, how about a coffin? >> my life changed the day my parents took me to see nichols and may on broadway. before that, all i saw were comedians talking about how bad their wives were or how bad their mothers-in-law were. >> take my wife. please. >> and then all of a sudden, the sky opened up and there were nichols and may. and i thought to myself, now that's funny. >> tell me, how do you put your sketches together now? do you outline them are they fairly well written out? >> we don't ever write anything down and we don't ever outline them. >> it's a terrifying process. >> what kind of an excuse is that? >> well, what do you mean? >> i mean, all the other scientists have mothers, i'm sure. and i'm sure that they all find time after breakfast or before their count-off to pick up a phone and call their mother. >> ela

elaine dunkley, bbc news.elling stages of the race on alpe d'huez. he sprinted clear in the final few hundred metres of the climb in the alps to retain the leader's yellow jersey and secure successive stage wins. his fellow team sky rider and defending champion chris froome is second overall. golf, and the 1a7th open championship has started in carnoustie. rory mcilroy is three shots off the lead held by the american kevin kisner. our sports correspondent katherine downes has the latest. carnoustie, crisping up nicely in the scottish sunshine. a day for ice cream and suncream on a course where only the greens are green. the defending champion came dressed for colder conditions and stayed cool to weave his way to within two of the lead. but slowly, it all unravelled the jordan spieth. forjordan spieth. a tough first day at the office. tough for him and for playing partnerjustin rose. i've just got to find some momentum and just wait for my run, really. obviously, today was slow going, just two birdies. i need t

elaine dunkley, bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather.or all of us and not for too long either. many of us had a fine end to the day. for northern and western parts of the country, welcomed the cloud has been gathering. and that is the verse on what is to come. you can see on the satellite picture this stripe of cloud, devious and atlantic weather system, and it has been awhile since we have is crossing the british isles, and it will bring outbreaks of rain, in across northern scotland and northern ireland, the odd heavy burst, but the rent and will fizzle as it sinks further south and east. for eastern scotland and england and wales it will be dry through the night. quite warm and muggy in the south—east, 17 or 18 the minimum temperature. here we are looking at plenty of sunshine to take us through the first part of friday. the weather front here been done into northern england, wales, the south—west of england, all the while sizzling away, turning light and patchy as far as the rain goes. scotla nd patchy as far as the rain goes. scotla

infamous elaine she us is being a typical bully on trade trying to will take the necessary action to protect our legal rights i also want to add this is a fight between you need religion and multilateralism protectionism and free trade and power and rules to use that china now intends to lodge a complaint with the world trade organization and is threatening retaliate retiree . trying to or is also taking steps to minimize damage to its own economy. the ministry of commerce office support for the export companies affected. china is making efforts to strengthen its trade relationships with other partners. it's a decision that we will continue to expand economic and trade cooperation with countries along the belton road to come in the first quarter of this year exports to these countries accounted for thirty five percent of phocians total for centuries is about the size of. donald trump has already threatened to impose tariffs on chinese goods worth more than five hundred billion dollars the total sum of last year's imports. there's no end in sight for the trade dispute. or united front

the only person who had anything to say and elaine desegregated baton rouge ai asked them all by the way so why do you think young women did this work but because they didn't know it was happening in other cities they just assume that was just from where they live nobody connected.but elaine said she was a principal of the school in detroit and was there when it became segregated as the white body slowly decrease and witness what happened with the white students were no in the building fell to disrepair is very wise also a part of the black nationalized movement and said at this time the three nobody was point to put girls forward with the leadership position in other areas of civil rights some may have felt this was an opportunity to be a pleasant job that others wanted to do. desegregated other things is one of the worst you could take on. every single day and all of them said the fire was awful the worst part is that they were all ostracize matter what happened it was the silent the way they moved away from them when they sat down for the teacher would not call on in class and it

my name is elaine unegbu and i am a retired nurse.consultant neonatologist. my name is ndidi edi—osagie and i am a third—year medical student at king's college london. for this family in manchester, working for the nhs has provided lifelong careers. well, i was brought up around hospitals because my mother was a nurse and my grandmother was a cook, and my grandmother looked after us a lot and we would come to the hospital and wait for her, while she was finishing work, to come and pick us up. i was the first nurse in my family, and i think i am still the only one, because my familyjust thought nursing was a bit heavy and they tried to dissuade me, but i loved the uniform and that is why i went into nursing. and now your daughter is also following in your footsteps. she is. what is it like to see your daughterflourish? well, i must say, when she first said she was going to do medicine, i tried to dissuade her, actually. but in the end i was really pleased that i had been such a good role model for her. because, i thought, there are so

>> supervisor sheehy: in memorial for elaine carol lambright of legrange, indiana. she was the mother of-legislative aide. she was born december 7, 1949, in indiana, to iris and myriam arlene dallas. they preceded her in death. living her life in legrange county, she was a small business owner. from 1999 to 2016, owned and operated nature's corner daycare. elaine was a homemaker that loved her cats, liked to garden and make crafts, interior design and a woman that always spoke her mind. the rest i submit. >> president cohen: can we take the in memoriam recognizing our fellow city family member, colton's mother's passing? without objection. thank you. >> clerk: thank you, madam president. supervisor stefani? >> supervisor stefani: i would like to take this time and commend our fire department, police department, american red cross and first responders that responded to a three-alarm fire at 1333 columbus. it is the border of district 2 and 3. supervisor peskin and i were in contact late at night. i texted him at 1:11 and apologized for walking him up and he said i di

were many future the town elaine. vici a lot of. many young graduates with specialized skills have chosen to work in these novel structures. here they can discuss the performance of the courts fact check political statements or analyze the latest reforms. by each. town feeling part. they exempt. for us a few in the course i thought they were. not the solid day or yet are here institutes you probably go i but corruption lives on even when the high and mid-level officials are jailed public service budgets are also first though grown for corruption to address this elenor also has a countrywide program to train advocates how to decipher public financing. i think i thought that was what it was. just my experience if it was just a few was that. it was ok so that's just as cool but up but just a to disappoint you take out a second to spot one digit that's it the call to forty hour is the fucking force. at this cell so this is one of the most of what the cut up time and most cost and amount of this past effort and my used yeah we cut my tee

. >> the sisters' mother elaine has been auge par of georgetown cupcakes success as well. she was recenedy diagnith cancer. turns out now she's cancer free today so she can't wait back into the shop. it will be great ifup ccakes eere the cure, huh? >>> when w come back we'll introduce you to a local world war ii vet who iselebrating one major milestone getting a cancer diagnosis is difficult. getting an appointment with a specialist shouldn't be. at cancer treatment centers of america in philadelphia, you can see a cancer specialist in as litt as 24 hours. you'll meet with a physician who will and recommend next steps for your personalized care plan. learn more about cancer treatment centers of america and schedule your appointment at cancercenter.com/appointment >>> coney island may hhoe their dogs, but here in the district we have our own thing. we have our own eating competition around from our studiosn tenleytown. this is the burger eating competition held every yearhe around 4th of july. contest ants had ten minutes to shove as many beefy patties and buns as they uld.

earlier kerber powered past latvia's elaine alston pengo in straight sets to reach her second wimbledon final and although the thirty year old german has never won the title before she is a two time grand slam winner. france had into sunday's world cup final against croatia determined not to choke in the same way they did at euro two thousand and sixteen similar to this tournament friends were strong favorites to win the euro final but they came up short losing to portugal one nil in paris six players from that team lined up in their semifinal when it gets belgium but they believe they've learned from their mistakes and are confident they can win the world cup to add to france's nine hundred ninety eight triumph. just have to know i really hope not to lose this final and to have some good vacations afterwards because my whole days after the year two thousand and sixteen final were not good at all i still have not fully digested it now i know the taste of defeat in a final and it's not good it's very bitter we will not approach this fine the same way that we approach the euros when franc

. >> the sisters' mother elaine has been a huge part of georgetown cupcakes success as well. she was recently diagnosed with cancer. turns out now she'sr can free today so she can't wait to get back into the shop. it will be great if cupca were the cure, huh? e>>> when we com back we'll introduce you to a local world war ii vet who iseb cting war ii vet who iseb cting one major milestone it's just my eczema again,. but it's fine. yeah, it's fine. you okay? eczema. it's fine. hey! hi! aren't you hot? eczema again? it's fine. i saw something the other day. myeczemaexposed.com. your eczema could be something called atopic dermatitis, which can be caused by inflammation under your skin. maybe you should ask your doctor? go to myeczemaexposed.com to learn more. here's money for pizza. here's the wi-fi password, but, if you go online while the boys are online the internet can slow down and... they don't like it. you guys don't have fios? [mrs. jennings] oh-no. but it's a 100% fiber-optic network with ridiculous speeds. you could have, like, a hundred devices online at once. interes

elaine chao is set to give the keynote address.than 1,500 people are expected to attend to trade ideas and insights on the features of autonomous vehicles including how to regulate them. >>> don't count on other users to introduce you to next show. similar to yelp users can leave written messages and reviews on shows or movies they just watch but at the end of the month the company is doing away with it completely. then by the middle of august you won't be able to read existing reviews because they'll be removed. a thumbs up or downs system will stay. if you've never seen the reviews it's probably because it's a desktop only feature. >>> music is filling the air in san francisco. we were in golden gate park where 12 pianos are placed in the botanical garden, anyone can sit down and play. this is the fourth year of the event and organizers decided to add a new wrinkle. >> the 12th, 13th and 14th we're going to open the garden at night for special performances and we'll illuminate the garden paths in certain sections. it's a special

elaine and justin own the company and they purpose built what they called the hummingbird. >> i liket already. >> i thought you might. very small little drone. they strip down, go pro is part of the camera on this drone. it was all hand built and that's how they got this fly-through look of his studio space and the downstairs 368y h shows us the footage straight out of the camera side by side with the stabilized and post production footage. >> what? >> and if you're into this kind of thing and find yourself handy, they made a video themselves showing how they built the drone. so if you want to make one yourself, they show you exactly how to do it. >>> this little girl has some big tears. >> because she wants someone to he and is distraught she is. >> find out who can save the day, next. >> daddy. >>> plus, dudes swap out their old oil. >> with some nice, clear, clean baby oil. >> no. >> that's not -- no. >> see how the hack holds up when they hit the road. >> at worst it will total their car. i was just finishing a ride. i felt this awful pain in my chest. i had a pe blood clot in my

bag of wine elaine blindly think guess creating work any combination anything from an employee that isn't simple welcome to walmart could slow down the checkout process that's why it's important to monitor for problem phrases like how is your day going fellow human or. do you know you can get this for cheaper a target. for your ork i'll tell you where the walton family can shove their surveillance system. yeah yeah but this isn't a sign of a fish and see it's a slippery slope in a modern slavery just a few months ago amazon patented a wristband that tracks their employee's hand movements and buzzes them if they do something wrong that's a bad thing do you wear them in that respect on trump's hand every time you sign an executive order. thank you we don't know which ones suck because they don't look like he signed them during an earthquake. that's. terrible decisions we do boy at work if we have those oh you want to second don't know what but. about the press an elevator button that's already been pressed but. using the office microwave to cook any fish. right and god he only makes us bett

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secretary elaine chao have proposed that cities and towns raise taxes finding ways to attract private investors without providing specifics on how that might occur or even acknowledge that tax hikes run counter to the philosophy behind trump's recent tax cuts they're not the only option for financing infrastructure there are many other creative ways and that's what we're encouraging the state and local entities to examine their private activity ponds their asset recycling there are other types of the. access to public markets private markets that would be in addition to those that you mentioned we're at gnostic as to the methodology and if there's any silver lining in the high in america's crumbling infrastructure perhaps is that it hasn't entirely collapsed just last year the american society of civil engineers gave the us a d. plus grade in infrastructure report card a d. minus in transit and while it may not exactly be failing a de has been deadly for america's highways railways and waterways that puts america decades behind countries like japan china and the e.u. in washington fai

elaine dunkley, bbc news. it has been one of the warmest and driest summers in living memory.es released by the met office reveal. this is the uk back in may, looking very green and pleasant. and this is just two months later in july, looking rather brown and scorched. his rain on the way? good evening. it's been another fine day for many of us, but cloud amounts have slowly but surely increasing across northwestern areas, and that is a sign of a change, a temporary one but a change nonetheless. some rain moving in across western scotland and northern ireland through the night. some of this rain will be on the heavy side. further south and east, it stays dry. with some clear spells. and actually, particularly across the southeastern corner, it will be quite warm and quite muggy. so we go on into tomorrow, our band of rain sitting first thing across scotland and northern ireland. it'll then sink its way into parts of northern england, wales, eventually some patchy rain into the southwest. and further south and east, more in the way of sunshine through the day, but the chance of

elaine. bloom. blue. moon. the most every. fucking open air festival in northern germany. fucking middle class little shelters dozens of newcomers on the. c.w. the top experts are going to. fucking open their two thousand chain stores and all of a sudden it's going to dominate the mind. how to cover more than just one reality. where i come from we have a transatlantic way of looking at things that's because my father is from germany my mother is from the united states of america and so i realized really early that it makes sense to explain different realities. and now here at the heart of the european union in brussels we have twenty eight different realities and so i think people are really looking for a new journalist they can trust for them to make sense of. pride in this box office i work at the w. c. new. voters are going to the polls in the first ballots autocratic rule robert mugabe was ousted last year holding stations have opened and a large turnout is expected we'll take you live to the capital harare. also coming up it's a monument to one of the darkest chapters

and i did a small scene from the play well actually that's the script that they had that she did elaine you've written and some improvisation and then i went back to the pool and i was asked to go back to do a film test which i did and then about two weeks after that i was working backstage and calling the actors on to stage and things like that when the phone went and i ran and said yes hello it's tony richardson and he said you've got the plot and i said thank you very much all right you said we started eight weeks and i put the phone down and in that mad moment i thought you say you've got the part of me you haven't got the part you know that i think you know i'm sure it's like when people win the lottery they think have we got the right numbers have we won and yes i had got the part but it was nearly a year before we started shooting did you know that to find out later that richardson said it was the the eyes of the close ups that when you the poet well i obviously heard. well i would have your bag now what a surprise yes i i think he did. he said the old speaking or speaking did yo

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manchester university replaced the poem with a piece by maya angelou. 0ur education correspondent elaineg over the poem if, one of rudyard kipling's most famous works. it's been replaced with still i rise by the african—american author and black civil rights activist, maya angelou. you may write me down in history... with your bitter, twisted lies... you may trod me in the very dirt... but still, like dust, i rise. i felt angry, i felt a very strong emotional reaction. these students say it's about challenging ideas about historical figures, celebrated on campuses. we want to make sure those brown and black voices are heard, and we want... that's literally what our students want, so that's why we decided to take this stance as a whole team. is this sanitising? you can see physically on the wall, we made the decision not to completely raise kipling's palin. —— to completely raise kipling's poem. you can still see it in the background, it's been smudged over but our intention was that people would come up to the wall and see this piece of art and they would ask questions. so, they would be

elaine brown says she was punched and pushed by oakland city councilwoman brooks during a dispute. the settlement was approved on tuesday. brooks, who is running for re-election, was not at the meeting. >>> with recreational marijuana legal now in california, the state's poison control center says it is alarmed by a big spike in children ii marijuana. nearly 400 calls have been made to the center by people 19 and younger. more than half of the calls involve children 5 and under. 38 calls involve babies. the center recommends securing the products away from the reach of children. always good advice. >>> well, just in time for aids walk san francisco on sunday, remember, a story about an east bay hospital taking the lead in helping people find out their hiv status. abc 7 news anchor eric thomas has a story you'll see only on abc 7 news. >> reporter: when alan marker came here, it was to find out why he felt weak and out of breath. the finin findings from a simpld test would change his life. >> they told me i had walking pneumonia. and also on top of that, i was hiv positive. >> repor

definitely going to try and you will hear from the first game france receives linus hopefully yeah yeah so elaine i say a lation for the french fans have seen some fairly the jacketed looking very well and some fairly dejected looking year ago i found one of the really interesting things i've seen about this game though is the people supporting do you require and particularly well they won't and you have them from you require a lot of them were that i saw argentina fans who got on board with them columbia funds you got on board with them some guys from some guys from peru reaching here is well we supporting amoco you are quite you of course anderson one this is general nice this friendship in south america about football is very good and right now is very as they all right now we're going through the harwood brazil and we hope they're going to win because they are already there thanks very much enjoy it . b.s.o. the whole thing oh we've got some of the guys to speak to here who have been supporting. and we won't. i'm just here to or enjoy the game actually all the people from you know different c

elaine curren is the first and outgoing executive director, and she really established a lot of systemst into place a lot of support for now over 70 grantees in santa clara county. so, i think when i think about our community, our mexicano-chicano, latinx community depending on what label you want to use, and i think about our immigrant work ethic and i think about the immigrant work ethic of mr. shortino, for me personally, i had a connection to that because of my parents and everything that they taught me. and then that connection of you know that my dad was a musician, he was a trumpet player, and so there was that other piece too where i'm like, "wow." you know, that again this mix, that's very personal to me as well, being a child of immigrants. also growing up with the arts and music, and the value that my parents place on education. for me, i thought, "yeah, i would like to work for a place like this." damian: isn't that something? last question, vanessa, are you on a shortlist to lose the interim title, or should we be looking forward to some sort of-- vanessa: i'm looking forwa

. >> like elaine from seinfeld only set to music. >> you are watching "fox and friends first". >> weegin with serious news, a former thai navy seal dies during efforts to save a boy's soccer team trapped in a cave for two weeks. jillian: on scene in thailand, an update this morning, what is the latest, how that person died? >> we don't know how he died but lost consciousness when returning used air tanks into chamber 3 of the cave complex around 1:00 am, his buddy tried to save him in vain, provided medical assistance, got him out of the cave, we don't know where he died along the way but he died unfortunately. todd: if a trained navy seal diver died in these efforts what chance do a bunch of teenagers, preteens who can't swim who need to be trained in how to scuba dive, what chance do they have of survival? this looks awful. >> it does look really bad. we are thinking they will air on the side of caution and not bring them out anytime soon. >> we are working on ways to get them out. and drilling down possibly. >> everybody is keeping a close eye on the forecast. what is looking like

my name is elaine unegbu and i am a retired nurse. my name is ngozi?edi—osagie and?s ndidi and i am a third—year medical student at king's college london. for this family in manchester, working for the nhs has provided lifelong careers. well, i was brought up around hospitals because my mother was a nurse and my grandmother was a cook, and my grandmother looked after us a lot and we would come to the hospital and wait for her, while she was finishing work, to come and pick us up. i was the first nurse in my family, and i think i am still the only one, because my family just thought nursing was a bit heavy and they tried to dissuade me, but i loved the uniform and that is why i went into nursing. and now your daughter is also following in your footsteps. she is. what is it like to see your daughterflourish? well, i must say, when she first said she was going to do medicine, i tried to dissuade her, actually. but in the end i was really pleased that i had been such a good role model for her. because, ithought, there are so many other things you can do, and when you are