keep it right here, eric n' in." >>> to be honest with you, i think a lot of it has to do with immigration. if they get tired of seeing stupid decisions just like the american people are tired of seeing stupid decisions. >> donald trump saying the uk vote to leave the european union is a wake-up call. countries rafare fed up and wano secure their borders. our "cashin' in" crew juan williams and rick granell. welcome, everybody. illegal immigration and wide-open borders. is trump right? did the brits push back on the eu because of all of that and is trump right on that gina? >> i think he's right on that. my measure for that, eric, is that i live in a mostly hispanic neighborhood right on the border of mexico. i literally am adjacent to it, can see mexico from where i live and i talk to people all the time. i think there's a bradley effect. they talked about when they were doing exit polling that they were saying, no, we're not going a vote to leave the european union, but then they did and that's called the bradley effect and i see that happening here. i see people say one thing and then i

keep it right here, eric n' in." >>> to be honest with you, i think a lot of it has to do with immigration they get tired of seeing stupid decisions just like the american people are tired of seeing stupid decisions. >> donald trump saying the uk vote to leave the european union is a wake-up call. countries rafare fed up and wano secure their borders. our "cashin' in" crew juan williams and rick granell. welcome, everybody. illegal immigration and wide-open borders. is trump right? did the brits push

new york's attorney general eric sneiderman his contention n all of this who is handling the litigation this is straight up, no popes fraud. and said on a cable network morning show today that donald trump had approached his office to try to settle this before the complaint was actually filed. well, that drew a sharp response from donald trump's campaign today when i inquired about it saying no, wait a minute. it was eric sneiderman who first approached the trump folks with an offer of a settlement. settlement demands that they say they could not accept. they went on to say for sneiderman who go on a network morning show when he is so involved in litigation to talk about it is both unprofessional and unethical. and they think it's something that he absolutely should not be doing. but it just goes to show, greta, that it's really like trump always does, it's the power of positive thinking. it's the belief that you can weather any storm as long as you talk loudly and long about it. so this likely isn't going to go to the courts before november. it won't be heard until at least november, a

. >> in oakland, eric thomas abc&Ñ 7 news. >> here we go.d remember this east your home for the nba finals. join us for world news tonight with this at 3:30 andgf then the 7 news warrior pre-game show is at 4 and9ijúhsnÑiÑi 4:30. coverage of game 7 begins on abc 7 with the warriors cavaliers in oakland. news6f sports director[ú larry beall+x and sports anchorn mike shoe man afterpy the game with fall situations ú6m warriors amba?"adorzk donald f/"k.kv if you have watched after gameu program they have put: togetheñ terrific broadcast to breakíe down the game. to tune invç oy allqo over on channel 7. but in the mean time what will the weather hold in store for the weekend and father's dayá. drew is backte with the full forecast. cover. cool temperature. lots of sunshine to finish forñÑ dad. you are not known for showers but we see showers pop up right now on radar. nice definitive line of some wet weather associated with cold front so light showers falling clover dale. healdsburg. guerneville anything great at this hour. still just to the

one player, one coach and one surprise that did not make it n eric lindros finally got in the sixth tryg? i mean he is that good. former flyers head coach pat quinn voted in 2016 class. quinn coach the flyers during their 35 game unbeaten streak in the 1979-80 season and coached two teams into the finals. quinn passed away in 2014. >>> now the player that did not make it again was mark recchi who spent 10 seasons with the flyers people may remember what the flyers had to do to get lindros much he was drafted by quebec who traded them to the flyers. they changed their mind and traded lindros to the rangers. he played 13 seasons with many injuries played in 70 or more games only four times but he scored over 40 goals. four of those seasons eric lindros changed the game at his position. >> i think it's terrific that eric made it. i think, um, he was a player that for a number of years was a dominant certainly as that was in the league at the time. you know, the package of size and skill and shot. very physical play. >> i don't think enough people gave lindros credit because of all his inju

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it n honor to be part of it and i look forward to the lmb >> yeah, i think it's terrific. eric was -- he was obviously a terrific player. i think the size, the skill, the skating package was very i. >> join lindros in the hall is pat quinn a record 35-game unbeaten streak in 1979. quinn died in 2014. former flyer mark retke did not get in again. >>> and football arena-style. an o in portland, and mcdaniel up and over the boards for the touchdown. and 21-14 lead, but now trail >>> t olympics about five we away. one local swimmer headed to rio, kelsi worrell from new jersey. anthe won the 100-meter butterfly finishing 56.48 seconds, the second fastest time in the world this year. 21-year-old w the ncaa championship in the 100- and 200-meter fly, participating in thflympic games. >> a dream come true really. and so special to swim with her now being teaeso. and i'm in shock, for sure. i was not expecting that. lhhh, i don't even know what to >>> finally, history at euro 16, tine iceland knocked out england. afterwarde manager resigned. and iceland's manager a partime dentist. >> a

Ñ honored. pedro ferswndez run aíe barber shop outside2$ the gate for 40 years6 and blames political correctness. god. %e0>>reporter: at travis, eric >> at least 10 confirm tornado today across the midwest+4. truckers pulled over in illinois. storm chaser caught in the thick of it. pummel by debris. among the 20s terse wasa& this ef 2 with wednesday up to 125 miles per hour. it tore an 11wq mile path throuh pontiac, illinoisco. >> let's turn our attention to our weather around this area. >> lisa is'" here with the latest. >> the first week of summer going pretty well. here's live doppler 7hd where we have at bit of cloud cover moving in from the north and hfpá's going to be the case today as marine layer redevelops tonight. area of low pressure to the norths of us allowing for a stronger on shore push today. may have felt that breeze still breezy around the bay. 59 in san francisco. 67 mountain view. san jose morgan hill and 57 half moon bay. winds anywhere 22 miles an hour at the coast still gusting to over 35 miles an hour at sfo. 72 santa rosa. nice mild view with 63. napa novato concord and livermore checking in at 64 degrees.

information to do your jobs planning and the n cac need to pull out the stops and get the report done and in you're hands thank you. >> okay. any additional - >> hello, i'm eric i think live only guy place mike. >> all right. let's try is this way so we have a medicaid waiver part design that is going to go into number 4 guy place some concerns about the design that was proposed that i got from a look at on the fence one of the main concerns on the hill despite the fact seven years into a drought that lot is wet if we're going to put up a retaining wall that sits up 4 feet to make that park with the street level the drainage issues on fulsome will be significant this is going to create a great deal of liability for the city i don't think the park should be designed turn the lower part of lot into a basketball court raise it ada compliance and guidelines the upper portion i'd like to keep the trees and turn the rest into a community garden now speaking about those trees going into the history of that hill it used to be a farm in the 1860s developed we have the last fruit bearing pieces of history possibly the last piece in the county maybe we should keep it. >

n paris, rainbow banners flew alongside french and american flags. >>> even if you are not directly impacted, by the shooting it can certainly still affect you, licensed psychologist ericuest on "eyewitness news" this morning and he explained why this mass shooting can be so difficult for all of us to process. >> i think the first thing that happens when there is an act of any kind of violence is that people's instincts or safety get triggered, a lot of feelings of fear, pain, loss, i think that one of the things that is most difficult about an act like this is that it is something that everyone can relate to. >> doctor spiegel says after events like it this is important to seek out people who are close with and feel comfortable talking to to get support. >>> local businesses are helping out, in orlando, just down the street from the crime scene, ace hardware teamed up with target to provide students through first responders and media members. the is there a table with hot dogs, chips, drinks and employees say they just like to do their part. >> just trying to help out in anyway we can, get some food, we have teamed up with target, they have brought some food over and

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eric goldwater. two years later i was getting tear gassed that msu -- at mus. -- msu. understood russell kirk. he wrote a book called "the conservative mind." ,nmated william f buckley barry goldwater. it is the idol of the modern conservative. it is still in print. still wildly -- widely read. intelligentsia will speak of this book. it was not a villainous philosophy. shouldat how society the. the conservative and the liberal way. johnattle goes back to adams and thomas jefferson. they started whenever he came through town. it haso it the way always been done. jefferson said we need a revolution every 20 years. he saw changes a good ring. two fundamental worldviews. thomas payne eventually supported the american revolution. he spent two weeks at his house. he got into this too-weeklong battle. wrote an entire book, "the rights of man," as a rebuttal. here is the modern english version. a ruling class and everybody else. manays it does no harm if a is servile as a candle maker. he iss violence if allowed to participate in the government. way, is the same kind of thinking that has animated laws across the united states. suppress the vote. john