i'm emily schmidt reporting. (steve) a live look outside at san francisco tonight.eekend is here. meteorologist lawrence karnow is here with what to expect. lawrence karnow: it was another hot day inland today with highs in the 100s. it is looking mostly clear tonight as high pressure sits overhead. if we do see fog it will only be very patchy at the coast. you can see on the satellite picture the big ridge building out of the desert southwest and bringing the hot air back into california. there's even some monsoonal moisture and showers in the southern sierra and desert. that ridge will weaken slightly over the weekend to slowly cool temperatures. it will remain hot in the central valley with highs well over 100 there. there will be 80s in los angeles and san diego. it will be beautiful in lake tahoe too with mostly sunny skies and temperatures in the upper 80s. you can see a few patches of fog trying to form near the coast on our forecast model but it should otherwise remain clear. highs tomorrow will still be in the 90's to low 100s well inland tomorrow, 70s and

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i'm emily schmidt reporting. (vicki) german authorities were braced for angry protests outside the ongoing g-20 summit ....but things have been escalating.. (steve) catherine heenan is here with details on the increasingly violent scene... (catherine) it's so bad the huge police presence is getting even bigger... as world leaders sat down to a concert tonight.....it's taking hundreds of officers, 6 helicopters, and even police patrol boatsto keep protestors at bay.. security forces are using water cannons and pepper spray...as fires are being started in the streets.. german chancellor anghela merkel is calling the violence "unacceptable"......which seems like an understatement. more than 160 officers have been injured... dozens of arrests have been made... buildings and cars have been damaged....and windows smashed. police say even one of their helicopters was attacked. because of the grave security concerns...u.s. first lady melania trump was unable to leave her guest house in hamburg earlier on friday. she twee

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emily: emily schmidt reporting.larry: russian hackers are blamed tonight for infiltrating computers a at nuclear power plant in kansas. the "new york times" reporting the hackers mapped out the computer network for the wolf creek nuclear plant. investigators don't believe the hackers manage to access computers that control operations. the abc7 i-team is taking an in-depth look at the vulnerabilities in our power grid at 5:30. alison: we have an update on the violent inauguration day riots. today a man became the first person to be sentenced for his role during the riots. his name is dane powell. he will spend four months in jail. after a judge suspended the rest of his three-year sentence. during the inauguration hundreds of protesters of course took to the streets. they damaged many businesses in d.c. back in january, more than 200 people were arrested and ultimately larry: a manhunt for a serial purse snatcher tonight who has been targeting montgomery county classrooms. in many cases the victims were teachers. mar

in washington, i'm emily schmidt. (grant) happening now:a serial arsonist may be on the loose in the east bay. fire investigators are chasing leads on a series of small grass fires in antioch that were set close each other.... both in time and location. kron four's spencer blake has what we know.. it's obvious where the grass fire burned at the end of alpha way in antioch thursday. fire investigator vic massenkoff showed me where the flames licked up against fencesand where a little bit of smoke was still rising friday afternoon."so i've got a - it looks like a stump or a fence post that's still burning."this area was one of three fires that started in broad daylight - around noon - and damaged some fences and a few items in people's backyards."someone acted with the intent to start a fire and then leave the scene, and then obviously the fire's uncontrolled at that point." "now just up over this ledge is the railroad track, and the other two fires were right along it as well."a couple of thursday's fires were less tha

in washington, i'm emily schmidt.(vicki) caitlyn jenner is considering running for the california senate. jenner mentioned the possibility yesterday during a radio interview in new york. the reality t-v star would likely run as a republican. she has supported the political party in the past. this is the second time jenner has mentioned possibly running for political office. (vicki) delta airlines has pushed back at conservative pundit ann coulter... after she berated the carrier on twitter over a changed seat assignment this weekend. delta tweeted last night saying coulter would be refunded the extra 30 dollars she paid for her preferred seat. they added that her insults about their other customers and employees were "unacceptable and unnecessary." delta's response came after coulter posted a series of tweets saturday when the airline gave away an "extra room seat" she had reserved. (vicki) lawmakers in washington are pushing legislation aimed at allowing more relatives to adopt children who are taking into state cust

reporter emily schmidt is tracking the response tonight.n the middle of bright green hills...and bright blue skies...north korea launched what could be a turbulent time in its global relations.this missile is new. it has two stages--the first liquid- fueled, which the country has used before-- but it was topped by an unknown second stage which would help make it an intercontinental ballistic missile. that's enough of a threat to make it the only agenda item on the u-n security council's emergency meeting wednesday. nikki haley/u.s. ambassador to united nations: make no mistake north korea's launch of the icbm is a clear and sharp military escalation. the united states is prepared to use a full range of capabilities to defend ourselves and our allies.the u-s requested the meeting as part of a two-pronged approach--this one diplomatic. the other--showing military force.nats the us and south korea teamed up for ballistic missile drills after the north korean missile launch. president trump spent much of his day flying to europe--where he will

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emily schmidt is following the story. emily: the senate republicans moving forward with the attempt to fulfill a promise repeal and replace bam panel carrie. the senate passing a motion to begin debate on the house passed healthcare bill. the vote had been in peril for days with the democrats united in opposition. >> vote in favor of the motion to proceed this afternoon will be a permission slip to slash medicaid, hurt millions. >> at least two republicans holding out. >> this is the dramatic return of senator john mccain who traveled back to washington after being diagnosed with rare brain cancer. >> i stand here today and i have appreciation for the protocol and the customs of the body and the other 9 privilege souls elected to the senate. now the plan will get complic the senators vote on amendments to strip the house health bill language. the final version is still up in the air. on the other end of the pennsylvania avenue pressure is mounting on trump. >> the motion to proceed on healthcare passed. now we move forward

(vicki)right now cnn's emily schmidt joins us live from washington with more. (2box)(possible questions)1. emily, a lot has happened in the days leading up to this decision... can you fill us in on that and how the decision was made tonight? 2. what can you tell us about president trump's new pick for his chief of staff general john kelly?3. this is just the latest shakeup at the white house... there have been other rumors about other staff members possibly facing a similar fate, what can you tell us about that? about that?can you tell us similar fate, what possibly facing a other staff rumors about house... there the white 3. this is just the staff general john for his chief of president tell us about 2. what can you made tonight? the decision was made tonight? 2. what can you tell us about president trump's new pick for his chief of staff general john kelly?3. this is just the latest shakeup at the white house... there have been other rumors about other staff members possibly facing a similar fate, what can you tell us about that? (vicki) it was a major defeat for republicans who have

emily schmidt with our partners at c-n-n has the world's response to this latest threat.-reporter pkg-as follows-- in the middle of bright green hills...and bright blue skies...north korea launched what could be a turbulent time in its global relations.this missile is new. it has two stages--the first liquid- fueled, which the country has used before-- but it was topped by an unknown second stage which would help make it an intercontinental ballistic missile. that's enough of a threat to make it the only agenda item on the u-n security council's emergency meeting wednesday. nikki haley/u.s. ambassador to united nations: make no mistake north korea's launch of the icbm is a clear and sharp military escalation. the united states is prepared to use a full range of capabilities to defend ourselves and our allies.the u-s requested the meeting as part of a two-pronged approach--this one diplomatic. the other--showing military force.nats the us and south korea teamed up for ballistic missile drills after the north korean missile launch. president trump spent much of his day flyi

reporter emily schmidt has more from washington. from new york pianos to tennessee guitars...arizona golf clubs to minnesota blankets...the white house is pushing "made in america" week. focusing on an all-american theme, natseven as foreign distractions keep getting in the way. rep. francis rooney/-r- foreign affairs committee: there are a lot of things that concern me about meeting with foreign powers and about the donald trump jr. meeting, but one of the thing that is really concerns me is we are getting distracted from accomplishing the things we need to do. 63 percent of americans in an abc news/washington post poll say it was inappropriate for the president's son, son-in-law , and then-campaign manager to have met with russians during the campaign....president trump called the meeting "politics" in a monday tweet. the republican chair of the senate judiciary committee says he wants to hear more from those in the room. sen. chuck grassley/-r- iowa: at his point, trump, jr. and manafort are the most important people to have. als

emily schmidt with our partners at c-n-n reports on a day of closely-watched presidential words.s gathered to meet an american president this supporter:nats: donald trump!called "the best man in the world"....others called "unwelcome."opinions split on all but one thing---a desire to see how president trump would take a stand in europe. the president who campaigned on "america first"-- took his strongest stance yet reaffirming u.s. support for nato--while calling on others to pay their full shares. pres. donald trump/host tv: we stand firmly behind article 5. article 5 is the principle that an attack on one nato member is an attack on all 29 members. a senior trump administration official called the speech a "defense of western civilization" .... though much of the storyline on this trip - focused on the east. natswhat to do about north korea's latest missile launch:pres. donald trump/host tv: i have some pretty severe things that we are thinking about. that doesn't mean we are going to do them. i don't draw red lines.what to say about russian interference in the 2016 election.pr

in washington, i'm emily schmidt. nt) president trump is calling the nation's health care law "death" as he urges republican senators to "do the right thing" and repeal it. this afternoon he was joined by families that he called victims of president barack obama's health care law. trump called the law a "nightmare." leaders have said the senate will vote tomorrow on legislation...wh ich would shred much of the law. president trump: "the question for every senator, democrat or republican, is whether they will side with obamacare's architects, which have been so destructive to our country or with its forgotten victims. any senator who votes against starting debate is telling america that you are fine with the obamacare nightmare, which is what it is." president trump stressed that republicans have run for years on a promise to repeal and replace the law. he said they must "fulfill that solemn promise." (grant) bart is set to roll out a new fleet of trains... coming up, a look inside - and when you can expect to ride in

reporter emily schmidt is tracking the response. in the middle of bright green hills...and bright blue skies...north korea launched what could be a turbulent time in its global relations.this missile is new. it has two stages--the first liquid- fueled, which the country has used before-- but it was topped by an unknown second stage which would help make it an intercontinental ballistic missile. that's enough of a threat to make it the only agenda item on the u-n security council's emergency meeting wednesday. nikki haley/u.s. ambassador to united nations: make no mistake north korea's launch of the icbm is a clear and sharp military escalation. the united states is prepared to use a full range of capabilities to defend ourselves and our allies.the u-s requested the meeting as part of a two-pronged approach--this one diplomatic. the other--showing military force.nats the us and south korea teamed up for ballistic missile drills after the north korean missile launch. president trump spent much of his day flying to europe--where he wil

to her say she was mourning recent loss of her father and was struggling with depression but as emily schmidt reports her demeanor in the courtroom was anything but some ber. >> reporter: georgia mother accused of murdering four of her children and her husband made a bizarre court appearance friday morning, is a bellmawr teen's period in court, smiling, praying, and at one point looking directly at news cameras and giving a thumbs up. judge gave her a warning as he was reading her charges. >> ma'am, i will caution to you cut out display for the cameras, it is really in the a good idea probably in the tour benefit. >> reporter: through an interpreter martinez waved her right to an attorney. >> reporter: police say martinez fatally stabbed her husband martin recommendation row and four children range nothing age from one to 10, a fifth child was also stabbed but survived, she's in serious but stable condition at a children's hospital in atlanta neighbors and family members were left in shock following the grizzly discovery thursday morning. martinez home outside atlanta. wondering what could ha

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