. >> takes for writing this book by greg polis of my mother in the eric city in the 80s and 90s and livedin shelters. and i am looking for to reading the book still part of poverty that we rarely talk about so do you have a sense of how badly the addiction rates have changed throughout the country? and do you have a sense of whether or not childhood poverty is a field of study? >> faq for sharing that that does take courage and it is a beautiful thing the canal that and give voice to that. of. [applause] >> there are a lot better doing work a lot that i do with my university with the decriminalization there are a lot of folks that tried to understand the best way to make impact the first question was about trauma. and with the shape that comes with that. that is something i have experienced with family also had their home for close to my was a sophomore in college. put with that political mind-set i felt embarrassed and shameful when it showed the manuscript to while the she said so that when i'm disappointed nothing happens in my life but if she misses an appointment she is evicted. so p

. >> takes for writing this book by greg polis of my mother in the eric city in the 80s and 90s and lived in shelters. and i am looking for to reading the book still part of poverty that we rarely talk about so do you have a sense of how badly the addiction rates have changed throughout the country? and do you have a sense of whether or not childhood poverty is a field of study? >> faq for sharing that that does take courage and it is a beautiful thing the canal that and give voice to that. of. [applause] >> there are a lot better doing work a lot that i do with my university with the decriminalization there are a lot of folks that tried to understand the best way to make impact the first question was about trauma. and with the shape that comes with that. that is something i have experienced with family also had their home for close to my was a sophomore in college. put with that political mind-set i felt embarrassed and shameful when it showed the manuscript to while the she said so that when i'm disappointed nothing happens in my life but if she misses an appointment she is evicted. so

vanessa: fox 25 investigates is digging into hour the city day camp operates and the rules in place to keep children safe. investigative reporter eric rasmussen live at boston city hall where eric, you got answers today about how many supervisors are supposed to watch the kids. >> the reporter: we did, vanessa and if you go by state law, we're talking about one supervisor for every ten campers. now when we did come up here to hear the mayor's news conference floor at city hall, we learned there were a couple of supervisors, they're called, and 25 counselors. those are people between 15 and 18 years old, yesterday at the camp. so not all adults, but within within the ratio required by the state, -- but well within the radio required by the state. boston mayor marty walsh has been meeting with the staff members to find out how the boy ever got out of the sight of an adult at that camp. a missing poster for kyzer to save the boy, found his body in the water. >> it was a troubling discovery, you know, i visited my harbor unit this morning, to talk to the guys and making sure they're all right, you know, no one likes to pull a child out

one more time eric brooks sf green party/our city/sf clean energy advocates. i actually also put in a request this item be certified one of the first ones i worked on the first campaign in city hall issues was 1996 with the per day watch to get pesticides out of the public places especially near the water supplies the very next year i left there started the rule were racketsed to deal with specifications not possible and often happens that tier one herbicides with used tier used on plant are used to those are the most dangeroherbie won a small battle and department of the environment to get them to get away from the to her one herbicides and eventual as soon as possible to phase them out so i would take issue with the fact it is alters necessary to use these especially near waterways and we're to protect endangered species and using the herbicides in a threatened wildlife and it is not desirable so what i'll urge user urge you to push our department through the general manager to aggressively work to use the tier one herbicides in those programs and i'm sorry

still issues to look into here to see exactly who was looking after the little boy. >> mark: eric rasmussen at city hall for us this afternoon. eric, we appreciate >> vanessa: right now we're updating breaking news on the cape. mashpee police are asking people to avoid a well known shopping area. we understand there may be a standoff situation happening at the deer crossing plaza and south cape village area on route 28 near the falmouth town line. mashpee police posted on facebook, this is not an active shooter situation, but they are asking people to stay away right now. we'll continue to follow this and bring them updates as they come in. >> mark: powerful speaker set to democratic national convention. vice-president joe biden, president barack obama, and vice-presidential candidate tim kaine highlight the much anticipated lineup and the momentum kicked off this morning. vermont senator bernie sanders pushing the big message to the massachusetts delegation. >> we do everything we can to defeat -- >> fox 25 political reporter sharman sachetti joins us from philadelphia and speaking of donald trump

growing up from a kid is in queens we hardly ever went into manhattan in the eric city because of theme rate my father used to say please don't go to manhattan i want to make sure that you return. under this meighen's leadership but i will say it he not only turned around new york city but made it thrive and prosper to the point when i first runback id i went into manhattan i said let's get this place and that is set testament to your hard work and leadership. [cheers and applause] three questions. >> [inaudible] it is disheartening but share your thoughts after now 40 hours talking about the speech that was plagiarized and we have a battle going on across the country we don't know them but you do to put us over the finish line by the way that was the same as an nba player. [laughter] >> [inaudible] [laughter] i would imagine you to go back to 1980 and sees similar things. betty york times is a disgrace. . . beating the republican nominee and they are about the 24%. [applause] >> mr. mayor what do you say two leaders of our party some of whom are former presidential candidates who are

. >> takes for writing this book by greg polis of my mother in the eric city in the 80s and 90s and livedin shelters. and i am looking for to reading the book still part of poverty that we rarely talk about so do you have a sense of how badly the addiction rates have changed throughout the country? and do you have a sense of whether or not childhood poverty is a field of study? >> faq for sharing that that does take courage and it is a beautiful thing the canal that and give voice to that. of. [applause] >> there are a lot better doing work a lot that i do with my university with the decriminalization there are a lot of folks that tried to understand the best way to make impact the first question was about trauma. and with the shape that comes with that. that is something i have experienced with family also had their home for close to my was a sophomore in college. put with that political mind-set i felt embarrassed and shameful when it showed the manuscript to while the she said so that when i'm disappointed nothing happens in my life but if she misses an appointment she is evicted. so p

with me right now, dallas city councilman deputy mayor pro tem of this city, eric wilson. mr. deputy mayor, thanks for being with us. just know as we have been saying all day, our hearts are with you and our thoughts are with you and the city of dallas tonight. how are you doing? >> tired. first let me say my condolences go out to the families for their loss and for the injured spouse or loved one and from the bottom of the heart of the city and mayor mike rawlings, we give you our deepest con dolee condolenc. >> when you heard don't let today be like most days, do you feel at this point today hasn't been like most days? do you feel like this city has rallied behind the police here? >> truly, from this morning, the memorial rally we had, the city has really fallen behind our officers. we show love, we express love and appreciation for the officers that protect us every day. >> do you have an update on the investigation right now? we heard from city, state and federal officials that this was the work of one gunman, one guy, killed all these officers and shot all the rest. any si

johnny cueto got the start for the national league but he was roughed up by his former kansas city mates. eric hosmer gone, ties the game. two batters later, salvador perez, that's a two-run shot make it 3-1 american league. cueto allowed five hits in an inning and 1/3. 4-2 american league. top of the eighth, bases loaded but will harris struck out, aledmys diaz, to end the threat. american league wins 4-2. they will get home-field in the world series. hosmer, 2-3, named the mvp. >>> it was a quiet night for the bay area all-stars, but are 0-1 with a run scored, brandon belt flew out and in his all- star debut, madison bumgarner ineligible to pitch. while the all-star game was taking place, i was across the golden gate in san rafael, the pacific vallejo admirals bottom of the first, jay taylor hit this a country -- in the broadcasting business, you say when in doubt, zoom out. thank you. san rafael won the game 6-4. >>> golf, returned to the olympics for the first time since the teddy roosevelt administration. without the top four players in the world. while preparing for the british open, ror

kansas city duo eric posener and salvador perez each homered in a three-run second inning.n the fourth earned mvp honors. the national league had a chance to turn the tide while trailing 4-2 with the bases loaded in the eighth inning but with two outs and the count full diaz strikes out looking -- looking it's the fourth consecutive all-star game victory for the american league. fans also got to see retiring red sox david ortiz in his tenth and final all-star game. the boston slugger had two plate appearances and took his base after a somewhat anti-climactic showdown with pitcher fernandez in the third inning. he was removed at first base for a pinch-runner and was then greeted with hugs on the field. there's the hug. let's get a check on your weather now with nbc meteorologist steve sosna. steve? >> good morning, jonathan. we have the summer sizzle, let's try that again, coming at you across much of the country here. with that sizzle you get some storms this time of year. that's what we have across kansas here this morning. one cluster tracking to the south and east here.

kansas city player eric hosmer hit a solo home run. his teammate salvador perez hit a home run. two home runs and an eighth inning jam was all that was needed to win. >> straight ahead on "action news" you'll soon know exactly how many calories you're consuming when you have your favorite beer. >> an ominous picture as storms grew over parts of the south. david. >> excessive heat is on the way. watch for this, it kicks in in the central counties thursday afternoon it goes into friday evening. but what about today? well, we're starting to get muggier. i'll have your day planner forecast coming up next. there's one place where america's pastime is preserved for all time. ♪ and that's not the only thing you can only find in new york state. ♪ discover something one of a kind in new york. ♪ new york. it's all here. it's only here. plan your summer vacation at iloveny.com i survived breast cancer. if the doctors hadn't caught it early i might not be sitting here. so i'm outraged that pat toomey voted to defund planned parenthood... ...which thousands of pennsylvania women depend on fo

city, 90. indonesia eric 92, with still a chance for thunderstorms in south jersey and for delaware.irst half of the day, we're dry quickly after lunchtime. we'll start to see scattered thunderstorms pop up. we could have a bigger organized cluster later on tonight around 7:00 p.m. or so. that will make its way on the shore. and then by tomorrow morning we could be waking up to showers around 2:00, maybe even some thunderstorms, so another chance of that will be in your saturday forecast. not really clearing until saturday night. and sunday looks a lot better. today, 97, 95 tomorrow, thunderstorms, sunday, 87, dry, much lower humidity, pennsylvania suburbs, dry on sunday. temperatures in the 90s. if you're in the lehigh valley, temperatures around 0. scattered storms. everyone has a chance today and tomorrow for storms and heat. by sunday, lower humidity, a closer look at your beach forecast coming up. >> sheena, thanks. >>> 4:21 right now. let's get you do work. a check of 4:22. we get that from pamela osborne. >> one more day we have to get through. the good news is the rods are lo

kansas city's eric hoffmer. bryce harper enjoyed his fourth appearance, went 1-2 with the double.fore. >>> and daniel murphy continues to entertain us. he was 2-3. came up big with great defensive play. getting the out and inning. we've seen that so many times with bases loaded. aside from baseball. it was all about honoring the career of david ortiz. big poppy was playing in his tenth and final all-star game. only got two at bats. received a much-deserved standing ovation from petd co park. ortiz says this moment is all >> i have so many. a guy like this coming to me and saying, hey, poppy. like man. you're making me feel old. i love the way you're doing things. those other things that you want to hear about. coming from the younger guys. and like i say, it's an unbelievable experience. >> all right. we weren't sure if max shirser would get a chance to pitch last night. but he did and he dazzled. check out the kicks. more so, he wanted to be seen and heard. he had a great inning. we don't see max shirser get that flashing too often. he usually does it with his arm. but getting th

eric wilson, acting mayor at the moment. also a member of the city'sp chapter and a board member of the dallas fire and police pension system. you're a busy man. >> busy man. >> mr. zamarripa, rick zamarripa just said how much he appreciated you and the other city leaders being there on thursday night. that had to have been so difficult. >> it was probably one of the most difficult things i've done is go in and talk to the family members after losing a loved one and just trying to find words to give condolence and thank them for their loved one's service to the city and let them know that we're there to support them. not just on that night but for the rest of their lives. >> there is a lot of hard work for a city to try to mend. it is something we talk about, it is almost a cliche. you have to heal, you have to mend but it is a complicated process. >> we're a resilient city. we're committed to doing this. we'll get through this. we'll band together and move forward. >> will there be policy changes because of this? >> i think there will have to be. we'r

. >> national league goes down four to two, eric, of your kansas city royals, who are the champions, most valuable player. >> wow. >> eric, first base, the kansas city royals. >> it. >> this guy. >> i texted her immediately. she wasn't happen. >> i ya. >> national champ, the villanova wildcats, are giving fanned a chance to see the teams title ring. these things are joint. >> show us the bling. look at that, isn't that beautiful? so, this is the final four ring, or the victory ring, championship ring, hosted by men's basketball team twitter page, full ring ceremony would be held at hoops man ya in october. >> hoops mania. >> this is before college basketball starts. >> now will put on those rings probably and wear them tonight. >> now, are espies are tonight, basically the academy awards of sports, right? >> up for four awards. >> oh,. >> so, nominated for best game, best team. >> best game because of this shot right there. boom. >> buzzer beater jenkins, and then, coach jay wright up for best coach, best manager and chris jenkins, as i call him buzzer beater jenkins, for bet play. >>

a live look at the city tonight. eric f for the latest -- eric fisher for the latest. >> rainfall off to the south and we are watching this area in here. the one that will spread across southern new the storms to the south act to rob us of the moisture trying to come up from the south. that may factor in to the forecast tomorrow. right now rain starting to work into the connecticut river valley and massachusetts and connecticut. other story humidity is up. soupy. one report said it was like walking through chowder. dew points in the 70s. humid tomorrow. tomorrow morning we will see areas of showers moving through morning and heaviest rain tomorrow is in south eastern massachusetts. especially the immediately south coast. more coming up. >> thank you. >> new tonight at 11:00 p.m. attacked on the way home. new video that investigators say shows a driver stalking a woman moments before he attacked her and it is what you don't see that is disturbing. he had a child in the car with him at the time of the attack. >> reporter: t

eric thomas. sergio is live at city hall where a vigil is being held. >> reporter: unfortunately there has been a series of these vigils by french people living in the san francisco bay area over the last couple of years. today's was moving for its silence. there was a small group of about 50 to 60 people following the charlie hope dough attacks in -- charlie hope dough attacks, then the bataclan attacks in november. french men and women came together to show solidarity with families back home. this week take added a new dimension to the -- the attack has rattled the people. >> like, the question is, which city will be the next one? >> all these attacks are against our values. they're against our freedom. they're against our way of life. >> reporter: the following a minute of silence to mourn those killed in the thursday attack, the consul general led the crowd in the singing of the french national anthem. now, you'll notice the french flag hanging front san francisco city hall. that was raised thursday morning as a small celebration of bastille day here by the mayor. it was also a bit of a welco

. >> reporter: the french consulate is expected an honor outside of city hall tomorrow afternoon. eric thompson, abc 7 news. >>> travellers are aren't letting the most recent terror attacks halter their plans. we were at san francisco international as passengers checked in for a flight to paris. people said fear of an attack is not enough to keep them from visiting france. >> the whole point of terrorism is to try to make people terror fied and we -- terrified and we can't live our lives that way so we're going to go and have fun and hope for the best. >> we're weary but we can't stop traveling and give into the terrorists. >> travelers tell abc 7 news they are on high alert as they make their way through europe. >>> the eiffel tower was lit up in the french colors tonight to honor the victims of the deadly attack in nice. you see the red, white and blue. flags are flying at half staff in france and three days of national mourning will get underway tomorrow. now you could show your support for the people of nice by sharing this image from our abc 7 news facebook page. you see the hasht

johnny cueto proceeds to give it up to his former kansas city teammate, eric hosmer who would win the, long ball ties it up 1-1. hosmer 2-3, couple rbis. and that ain't all. with a man on, later in the inning it is salvador perez. former battery made in kansas city taking him deep. 3-1 lead. all the fun and games continue. carlos gonzalez and jose altuve a, and then big papi is honored after a walk, he leaves to a thunderous ovation at 40 years old, he is retiring after this season. highly respected and well loved. in the fourth inning, national league down 4-1 marcell ozuna with a base hit, buster who had walked scored, he was 0-1 4-2. bases loaded for the national league, last threat and with two outs, will harris strikes out. the cardinals, aledmys diaz who was selected over brandon crawford, there is hosmer winning the mvp. stephen vogt did not get into the game. >>> whether or not it is starting to sink in for real for draymond green or not, time is going to tell on that one. there's no denying a pattern starting to develop and the trouble is starting to follow him everywhere. to

two members of the community we were just talking about, deputy mayor pro tem and dallas city council member eric wilson and council member case i thomas. thank you both for being with us. >> thank you for having us. >> obvious question but i wonder how your communities are doing. how are people holding up? >> well, it's a difficult time. but people dallas is a resilient city and we're very faithful people. we're very committed to believing in the things will get better. so while we're grieving we're grieving not as if there is no hope. the fact that things will get better and it's going to be -- it's going to take time and be a long process. >> eric, what do you think? can you even sort of put into some sort of context what's happened to your city over the last 48 hours? >> the best i can put it is why. i say that because for a while, we have been a model for the nation in terms of community and police relations. so the question is why. why us why, now? we're not like most cities. we do have a past. but we've gotten better, thanks to our police chief, chief brown and his efforts to have programs

. >> eric: small price to pay. i love that city. >> liam: well, we are really glad to have you with us. i think your presence will add a certain gravitas that god knows we could use. >> wyatt: okay. liam has loftier goals than dad and me. we want to turn a profit. he wants to save the world. >> eric: nothing wrong with that. >> steffy: i think it's ambitious. >> eric: why not do both? making money and philanthropy are not mutually exclusive. >> wyatt: okay, could we not encourage my brother right now, please? >> liam: are we there yet? >> deacon: i don't think i've ever seen you move so fast. >> quinn: well, there's no time to dawdle. my man awaits.

and i want to take you back to something that eric trump spoke about last night. and citynew york spent six years trying to rebuild the woman's skating rink in central park. >> i remember it well. >> i will let eric trump tell the story. >> here it is. i remember like yesterday. >> the project dragged on six years and blew over 13 million. 5 million over the already inflated budget. my father overlooked the disastrous construction sight from his office window each and every day decided to step in. what took a city half a decade to botch, my father completed in six months two months ahead of schedule and million dollars under budget. >> for those in new york city it struck me a guy who gets things done. >> that's how we actually became friends, because that created animositty with then mayor koch and when i ran for mayor donald trump supported me because he felt i could bring change to new york that were needed. it was like come full circle and it was that innocent. i knew him before that incident. but it was that incident that brought him close and in addition to the many

kansas city player eric hosmer hit a solo home run in the second.z belt add two run shot. those two home runs and an eighth inning jam was all that was needed to beat the national league four to two. hosmer was named the all-star m.v.p. >> 6:23 now. still ahead a teenager's brutally honest poetry slam on race and prejudice goes viral. >> plus, heads will roll at temple university. that's the message from the board of trustees due to a multi-million dollar deficit. find out who is first to go coming up at 6:30. >> ♪ crave it while you can. america runs on dunkin'. >> in reading police are looking for vandals who climbed onto a dinosaur attraction and caused extensive damage. officials are the reading public museum say the vandals were caught on surveillance camera climbing onto the animatronics yesterday. the sign sauer is missing fingers teeth and part of its tail. the dinosaur is part of a traveling exhibit. the museum is asking for the missing pieces to be returned to help with the repairs. >> this morning officials in chester county are looking i

officers have also filed suit against baltimore city state's attorney marilyn mosby, alleging defamation and unlawful arrest. meanwhile, the man who recorded eric garner's death is suing new york city for $10 million. ramsey orta says he was arrested on trumped-up drug charges as payback for filming the arrest and death of eric garner, who died on july 17, 2014. under a plea deal, orta is slated to serve years in jail -- four making him the only person at the scene of eric garner's killing who will serve jail time. republican vice presidential nominee mike pence is scheduled to address the american legislative exchange council's annual conference today. alec is a right-wing group that proposes legislative language that is then used by lawmakers. more than 100 protesters gathered outside the conference on wednesday. imprisoned army whistleblower chelsea manning faces new charges after r she tried to tae -- commit suicide on july 5. the armymy told mamanning yestey she is being investigated on charges that include having prohibited property in her cell and resisisting being moved outf the cell. if convicted, manning could face punishment includin

pleasure to present the ted williams most valuable player award presented by chevrolet to eric hosmer of the kansas cityhank you very much. >> as you hold that up, just joking, you are asking mike trout what to do with that, and now, brian, if you wanted to say a few words that come along with this award and his performance from eric tonight. >> congratulations. on behalf of chevrolet and are chevrolet dealers across the united states, we have got two and the piece for you to choose from. our 50th anniversary camaro or our are midnight edition colorado. you pick it you'd come on. >> oh, man. >> this isn't a game show, eric, you've >> pop is a new truck, so we're going to go with -- >> pops is here, the chevy colorado. a couple of questions, first of all, you'll have fun driving that up the pacific coast highway, just get up and i-40. your first all-star game, and the only other royal since bo jackson to win the mvp award. congrats on that. >> thank you, it's been a great venue here in san diego. couldn't think of a better place for the first one, everything has been great around here. thank you very muc

spotting hasn'ts, broadcaster reporting the bridges, the straight separating the european and eric sides of the city have been closed to traffic and it's not immediately clear if these events are connected. >> turkish military are to some extent in the past have been in tumult because they were very western-oriented. worked very closely with the british and with us, and with nato. but with erdogan coming to power, a lot of that has gone away. a lot of the pro western turkey officers have been fired and essentially retired early. it's not clear what the situation is. looked as ifers want was fully and effectively in charge. but there are tensions, and it's hard to say exactly what. >> we'll keep our eyes on it for you and update you as anything else comes into the newsroom on that attempted coup in turkey. >>> we spoke to general flynn this week, talking about combating isis and fighting terror. and he said we're giving away too much. we're telling too much. here's what he had to say. >> we continue to telegraph to our enemies what we're going to do. a couple days ago the secretary of defense telegra

eric braden, a.k.a. victor newman. i go to television city and interview him. he has been on the show for many years he is a legend. i'm so excited to meet him. and i'm going to have to come up with some good questions. it should be fun. >> okay elizabeth cook does hollywood. you can watch elizabeth cook on the talk tomorrow. she is the cohost of the talk. that's tomorrow afternoon at 1 pm. watch it right here on kpix live. >>> it's getting warmer around here in the bay area. temperatures running 5-15 degrees warmer than a few days ago. coming up, how about the warm up continues and who will get close to 100 degrees ? that is next. ,, >>> it's going to get a little warmer, thank goodness right click >> it's been nice but a little warmer would not hurt. >> when you are at the beach or begging for the warmer. if you're inland, you don't need to go any higher. everyone is going to get warmer over the next couple of days. for some of you it will get you to where you want to be that some of you will be a little toasty. it is 87 right now but only 63 in san francisco

eric: growth reported profits. with respect to city and noorgan, it is a case of news as good news.nvestors were really worried about the acts of brexit. there is little bit of worry about consumer credit. the city navigated the quarter very well. thinking isestment down and consumer credit performed very well around the world. credit quality is actually improving to some extent. the rate environment has not been as big of a head wind as we might have asked acted. a little disappointing this time. , they were sorow strong in terms of gaining on both sides of the balance sheet. there was an expectation that the result would be similar. slight disappointment there. ♪ eric: you're watching bloomberg best. it has been a momentous week in global politics. the transfer of power from david cameron to theresa may ended weeks of limbo with the united kingdom. starting with the formation a patent. -- of a new. binet. he will be britain's finance prime minister. he was defense secretary before he was foreign secretary. country's finance minister will have a big role with the european union. he

this morning trenton mayor eric jackson and other organizers displayed the cards at city hall just beforeling them out. it is part of the third annual salute to our troops event in honor of independence day. each letter thanks the men and women who have put their lives on the line to protect america's freedom. >>> new at 6 o'clock tonight these are tough times for atlantic city. but for one historic musical instrument it is a time of rebirth. new jersey correspondent nora muchanic has that story. >> ♪ >> reporter: organist steven ball is at the keys of the legendary pipe organ in atlantic city's boardwalk hall. after years of neglect the organ is being lovingly restored by a small army of volunteers who have now repaired the left side of the massive instrument the second of eight chambers. >> for us it's tremendously exciting. it's the first fruits of this 10 year, $16 million campaign to restore this thing. it hasn't really played fully since 1944. >> this organ is a national and even an international treasure it's the largest pipe organ in the world. >> reporter: starting in 1929 it too

city mates. there goes eric hosmer who tied the game at one. two batters later the royals' salvador perez two-run shot makes it 3-1. cueto allowed five hits. in an eng and a third. 4-2 american league. top of the 8th, bases loaded. will harris strikes out aledmys diaz to end the threat. american league wins 4-2. hosmer was named the mvp. >>> golf returns to the olympics next month for the first time since the teddy roosevelt administration. without the top four players in the world. while preparing for the british open, rory mcilroy said he is not even planning on watching. >> you know, i didn't get into golf to try to grow the game of the i tried to get into golf to win championships and win major championships. and i'll probably watch the olympics but i'm not sure golf will be one of the events to watch. >> which events will you watch in that case? >> track and field, swimming, dives, um, the stuff that matters. >> very frank opinions by mcilroy, who also said that golf needs stronger drug testing. didn't make a lot of friends with the pga fo

city mates. there goes eric hosmer who tied the game at one. two batters later the royals' salvador perez two-run shot makes it 3-1. cueto allowed five hits. will harris strikes out aledmys diaz to end the threat. american league wins 4-2. hosmer was named the mvp. >>> golf returns to the olympics next month for the first time since the teddy roosevelt administration. without the top four players in the world. while preparing for the british open, rory mcilroy said he is not even planning on watching. >> you know, i didn't get into golf to try to grow the game of the i tried to get into golf to win championships and win major championships. and i'll probably watch the olympics but i'm not sure golf will be one of the events to watch. >> which events will you watch in that case? >> track and field, swimming, dives, um, the stuff that matters. >> very frank opinions by mcilroy, who also said that golf needs stronger drug testing. didn't make a lot of friends with the pga folks. that's why he is my pick to win the british open. i'm dennis o'donnel

"eyewitness news" at the franklin ballroom in center city for the event which featured former attorney general eric holler and former chairman harold dean. the pennsylvania delegation is ready for tonight's historic convention finale, as well, metaphor their breakfast this morning at the double tree hotel on south broad street. they're calling for party unity in the campaign against donald trump this november. the pennsylvanians were the host delegation for the convention, a source of pride for the group. >> protesters are facing charges today after clashing with police outside the wells fargo center. >> police say those are protesters breaking through a fence around the convention area. they say, seven people got through, and were immediately arrested. now, police commissioner richard ross said those protesters were warned of the consequences. >> they were able to breach that fence, kind of ridiculous in a sense, standing right there waiting for them, they see us, so it is not like it is a surprise, not like they thought they could get anywhere. they were taken into custody, despite warnings that

now to the actual game play, it was the kansas city royals stars who led the way for the american league. eric hosmer and salvador perez both hit home runs in a 4 to 2 a-l victory. hosmer would take home mvp honors..but the focus was still on big papi postgame.. nationals star bryce harper with a few kind words on ortiz. with the win the american league now has homefield it's and xx degrees. joining forces. political rivals are ready to work together as we count down to the november elections. but will supporters follow suit? we'll have the latest from the campaign trail. by finding a policy to fit your budget. [ coughs ] roat! water would be nice, but that would go right through me. ghost problems. scattered thunderstorms, especially this afternoon and evening. highs: 86-91 feels: 95-99 winds: s 5 mph tonight: warm and very humid. stray shower possible. patchy fog. lows: 71-75 winds: sw 5 mph thursday: very hot and humid. isolated afternoon thunderstorm. highs: 91-96 feels: 100-105 winds: sw 5-10 mph still ahead. changing it's game. changing it's game. the website that proudly helped married

new york city eboni williamsg"dç and eric bolling. >> i think you nailed it especially the one talked actually being further pressed because the republican g.o.p. is frustrated with the +xlz÷v(e president obama has taken executive53t0a pen, execute power and done things with, also, immigration. kate's law is a great immigration, he tried to are turning on each other. >> frustration is to be expected,&2ú eric. historically that's what we"hcey we have adversarial process that hopefully gets to us fairness and justice. we have gotten away from that we are not adversarial nasty and negative. people are condemned and demonized when they try to compromise. >> how can it not be nasty and negative when you have a kate's law which any sane person would say, you know, this. >> the kennedys voted for it. >> we need to protecpmr people like kate steinle from being shot in the neck by a guy who defied deportation five times. >> convicted of crimes. >> every singlejavpa democratic2 senator with the exception to do it because we're pandering. >> money, money. >> idealogues, too. they can't possibly

eric thomas. dan and kristen are off today. laura anthony is live in east oakland with a look at what the city plans to do to keep things as safetion 20. this is at 98th and international. we have been hearing fireworks go off all day right around the station. a likely preview of what is expected tonight. >> it is going to go crazy. it is going to go absolutely crazy. about 2:00 or 3:00 in the morning, they go all night. >> reporter: warren has seen it all before. and he isn't looking forward to seeing all of the illegal fireworks and gunfire go off again this fourth of july. >> what goes up, must come down. and i don't want to catch a stray bullet because someone is trying to have fun or trying to celebrate the fourth of july by shooting off a gun in the air. >> reporter: this is what some of the neighbors will be in for tonight, a barrage of illegal fireworks, from sparklers to m-80s and roman candles, we're hoping tonight that individuals that come to the city will exercise good judgment and obviously in a perfect world what that good judgment means is they will leave the fireworks to the professionals. >> oakland fire will

eric thomas. cornell bernard is live in oakland with a look at how the city is trying to stop illegal fireworks this fourth of july. cornell? >> reporter: first oakland police are going to be leaking for folks who celebrate the fourth of july by firing guns into the air and light up illegal fireworks. extra police and fire staffing on duty this week. we're here at fire station number 1 in downtown oakland where personnel on high alert. >> be smart. be smart this fourth of july. >> sending that advice to her oakland neighbors who may be planning illegal fireworks shows like this which lit up the skies last fourth of july. >> don't get in trouble for one night. >> reporter: you may find yourself in a lot of trouble of your caught with fireworks. >> we want people to know that fireworks are both illegal and dangerous. if you're caught with them you'll be fined. >> reporter: fines ranging from 1,000 to $10,000. fire danger is high and the drought is still on. dry grass is everywhere. >> we have had not only houses catch on fire but vegetation fires as well. >> thank you for calling the city of he canlan

eric bolling. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." the fbi's long-awaited decision on hillary clinton is finally in. the agency has cleared the presumptive democratic nominee of criminal wrongdoing by using a private e-mail server as secretary of state. and it recommends the justice department do the same. >> although there is evidence of potential violations of the statutes regarding the handling of classified information, our judgment is that no reasonable prosecutor would bring such a case. >> indeed. director james comy doesn't think clinton should be charged but did admonish her of being extremely careless. >> although we did not find evidence that secretary clinton and her colleagues willfully -- none of these e-mails should be on any kind of class unclassified system. >> did they feel any pressure to clear clinton of wrongdoing? come dy says no. >> i can assure the american people this investigation was done honest ly, competently and independently. no outside influence of any kind was brought to bear. >> owe the fbi essentiall

city of nice. french president has called the attack of a terrorist nature.rÑ question i'm eric in for dan ashleywh french president in emergencyj2 meeting at the interior)& ministry after an attack in the southern mediterranean city of nice.( french investigators said truck was loaded with grenades and firearms. and death toll could risej# witq 18 people critically injurediú,. ray hasy the;mñ latest. >> people run for their lives!7 in nice. running away from mayhemz on the premenade in this resort city. thousands of people enjoy the night out on the national holiday but the truck driver slam the vehicle into crowds of people. >> the truck broketthrough all the securities and;t we were everyone trying take shelter. >> witness describe apocalyptic scene. i heard loud nob9r.q#s and people startedé truck reportedly dwed into peoplez for over one>r mile befq police managed to3í engage the driver] . :÷ in the truchblingt windshield was7c policeónaid truck was loaded -ráh arms anddu grenade.iz city of nice put intz place.of anti-terror prot?iay][sy$4z'ay÷. advising t96rh shelter in8n pl e place. frenc

eric. >> yeah, amy, the scene you're describing at the moment, it's just so jarring. the contrast between that beautiful, elegant magnificent city and what we all see on our screens now which we're showing the scenes from last night. how are the people dealing with that? and are people asking questions about about you know how the truck was able to get through any barricades if there were any in the first place. and why wasn't this beyond the imagination of french officials, potentially, because here in new york and other american cities they put up barricades. they put up concrete blocks and take over protections to stop this type of thing when there are major rallies and groups of people. >> you're right, eric, and people are asking these questions and i have to be honest i don't know exactly what barricades are up. i'm seeing some of the flimsy metal barricades on the promenade, and seeing the telephone pole and broken glass that was clearly downed by the truck. and i think what we'll find out, what is likely, is the truck with all of its force just blew past some of the barricades. because i don't think they were concrete. i

eric bolling. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." the fbi's long-awaited decision on hillary clinton is finally in. the agency has cleared the presumptive democratic nominee of criminal wrongdoing by using a private e-mail server as secretary of state. and it recommends the justice department do the same. >> although there is evidence of potential violations of the statutes regarding the handling of classified information, our judgment is that no reasonable prosecutor would bring

event in honor of the victims of the nice attack outside of san francisco city hall at 3:00 tomorrow afternoon. in san francisco, eric thomas, abc 7 news. >>> a prayer vigil and moment of silence are scheduled for tomorrow. the events will take place outside of the san francisco city hall at 3:00 p.m. >>> and stay with abc 7 news for continuing coverage of the attack on nice on air online and get up dates on website 7 news bay area. >>> we are one step closer if the scandal will have an impact on a murder trial. a story that you will see only on abc 7 news tonight. >> i just have to fight every day for what i can get from the office of the district attorney. >> this attorney is clearly frustrated with how the east bay police scandal has impacted her efforts to defriend floyd, who go on trial in ten days for the murder of oakland's judy solomon, a beloved dog walker. >> i have to call into question every portion of this investigation. >> she said the conduct and credibility of lead homicide investigator james michael gant could impact what evidence the jury hears during the murder try. through his attorney, he has adm

event in honor of the victims of the nice attack outside of san francisco city hall at 3:00 tomorrow afternoon. in san francisco, ericmas, abc 7 news. >>> a prayer vigil and moment of silence are scheduled for tomorrow. the events will take place outside of the san francisco city hall at 3:00 p.m. >>> and stay with abc 7 news for continuing coverage of the attack on nice on air online and get up dates on website 7 news bay area. >>> we are one step closer if the scandal will have an impact on a murder trial. a story that you will see only on abc 7 news tonight. >> i just have to fight every day for what i can get from the office of the district attorney. >> this attorney is clearly frustrated with how the east bay police scandal has impacted her efforts to defriend floyd, who go on trial in ten days for the murder of oakland's judy solomon, a beloved dog walker. >> i have to call into question every portion of this investigation. >> she said the conduct and credibility of lead homicide investigator james michael gant could impact what evidence the jury hears during the murder try. through his attorney, he has admitt

we go bottom second now, and the kansas city royals last year's world champions started to make their presence felt. ericwith a solo shot to tie it at 1. two batters later salvador perez, two-run shot. both these homers for the royals off their former teammate johnny cueto who helped them win world series last year. american league up 3-1 after that. marcello zuna and brings it within two, american league pitchers kept getting into jams and working themselves out of it. diaz strikes out with the bases loaded and the american league goes on to win it, 4-2 over the national league so once again this season the american league will have home field in the world series. that's it from here. now back to you. >> so wasn't a controversial ending but before the game there was controversy at petco park and not during it. take a look. ♪ we're all brothers and sister s all lives matter to the great ♪ >> that was one of the members of a group called the tenors inserting the words all lives matter into the canadian national anthem. he also held up a sign with the phrase. now, the phrase, of course is a play on the phr

eric is here with a look at sports. >> erika: it was a night of celebration at citi field. the mets pulled out the stops to enter one of the greats, mike piazza has a world when we get his numbers retire. a look back at the ceremony coming up next in sports. >> antwan: first a message general manager. >> new york is a hard-working city. in fact, just getting to work can be a chore. for many it requires an early wake up, maybe a quick quick workout, more often than not, a long and stressful commute. but not for our mirror, built diblasio who leads it daily life with a routine that most busy inexperienced built diblasio and to the office with very little leadership or management experience. most new yorkers expected he would roll up his sleeves and get to work. recently the times chronicled the typical week for the mayor and his daily schedule has left many of us questioning his work ethic and seriousness for the job. while most of us are rising early and try to get to work on work on time the mayor sleeps inches i'm not sure if he has little breakfast but around 8:0r caravan

eric thomas. cornell bernard is live in oakland with a look at how the city is trying to stop illegal fireworks this

city. abc7 news at 6:00 starts now. >>> good evening, thank you for joining us. i'm eric thomas. well, we are going. [ fireworks ]'. >> that's what we're going show to you. what is not a legal fireworks display in years past oakland has had a big problem with illegal fireworks on july 4th july 4th and this you're police are stepping up patrols because the fire danger is high. cornell bernard is live with the developing story. cornell? >> reporter: firefighters here at station 1 expect to be very busy over the next 24 hours, when illegal fireworks start popping across the city. this year especially police and fire departments cracking down. this year, many believe independence day fireworks to the pros but others prefer a little diy. oakland is infamousor illegal fireworks displays like this, but the city is trying to stop it. >> don't get yourself in trouble for one night. be smart. be smart. >> reporter: her neighbors may be planning illegal fireworks displays the fire department has its own warning. >> we want people to know that fireworks are both illegal and dangerous. if you