falconer: it's impossible.s saying is we will negotiate the architecture, and what we aim to negotiate, is it staying in the single market, is it a trade deal -- we will agree the architecture in the autumn and early spring of next year but we are not going to negotiate a free-trade agreement by march 2019. the idea of there being a free-trade agreement by march, 2019 is wrong. mark: it seems we need a transition period. but there's clearly disagreement in the top echelons of government about the length of it. we spoke to liam fox yesterday. he said a few months -- he said four months. ants a few months and hammond wants as long as four years. that is a huge divide. mr. falconer: and they are part of the same government. what is mr. barnier thinking? i'm not quite sure who i'm talking to here. fox and hammond are quite far apart in their approach. who decides it? normally it would be the prime minister. mark: but she is weakened. mr. falconer: so who decides it? the commons. if the opposition unites, that dems,

the falcons will be back. [ applause ] and i want the falcons to hear that from me now, at the beginning of the show, because i know they'll stop paying attention three quarters of the way in. >> you have to give it to him on that, man. you have to play 4 quarters, in the super bowl in particular. if the golden state warriors had an award for the best offseason, they would be handling it. jordan bell, another impressive line for him going up top. this time, patrick mccaw finds him. another point or two for the rookie. off the the bench tonight for 8 points. and patrick mccaw keeps lighting it one just playing with extreme confidence. 26 points and 5 assists. this might be the play of the night. between the legs right there. warriors will play boston tomorrow. >>> at the midway point of the baseball season, time for some check this out action. scarlet groober throwing out the first pitch, she's facing the wrong way. she's an actress from down in venezuela. i think i will give this my definite number one play of the year, not by the fielder, but by the base runner, chris coglan. watch him

falcon kite to scare away seagulls. falcon milk falcon face in flies above home plate, at the oakland coliseum. >>> today at night on their their delay in healthcare bill as republican senators try to gather support>>> an arrest made and more than 2 dozen reported hate crimes near uc berkeley. >>> a new app that makes eating out healthier.>>> time to pull back the curtain. a little show we call the 9. san francisco bay, it's good to be back in the bay area after being off for a week or so, mid afternoon or so, and here's what i do when i get home. i am always very good at putting the suitcase down and unpacking and getting it over with anton. my wife is the opposite. my close are all over the place this time, we went so hard and had so much fun. >> you can tell by the sun on your face. >> where outside, it the playground up there. i haven't unpacked, i'm a little disappointed in myself. but we had a blast. >> you are tired when you got home. >> the truckee river, we had a chance, i took my children on that for the first

first justice secretary charles falconer.e of tony blair's closest allies and served as lord chancellor but last year, was joined.pe i began by asking him how he defends the landmark repeal bill. >> i would reduce the powers the government has to amend acts of parliament whatever they want to. technical -- is in big political and technical trouble but it becomes a power grab by not just a tory government but by the executive to be able to change the law without going through the proper parliamentary procedure. viit's like henry roman powers. >> there would be a debate if and a second and third reading of a bill. take it or leave it is all they would have to do. there is much too much power. which isore than that a technical issue which could be dealt with by parliament is the political trouble. is inws the government trouble. contrary to the position of the european union, we don't appear to have a detailed negotiation strategy. we are that is much yesterday. the reason we don't is we have a government who does not have a com

are from a previous falcon 9 launch. rocket was scheduled to take off from the kennedy space center about 4:30 this afternoon. >>> that's right. but officials pushed it back an hour. the falcon 9 will carry a satellite into orbit because the cargo is so heavy spacex won't try to land the rocket and reuse it in the future. nasa tweeted this picture of another milestone. spacex landed its dragon capsule back on earth a second time tod today, the first cargo capsule in history to be reused. >> both trips were between the international space station and earth. the dragon plunged into the ocean about 5:00 this morning and brought back sample tissues from experiments aboard the iss. one may lead to a treatment for osteoporosis. >> elon musk tweeted he can relate to china's rocket failure. plans to put a communications satellite in orbit had a malfunction 40 minutes after laun launch. they will only say there was some sort of, quote, anomaly. experts say the failure could have a significant impact on the future of china's ambit

but falcon nest is a tough sell.en on the market for a few years, and the asking price was recently cut in half to just 1.5 million. >> it's not a bad deal considering the views, relatively speaking, of course. >> and it's 6,500 square feet. >> yeah, lots of space. >>> now to the demise of a security robot designed to keep people safe at a washington, d.c. complex. >> yeah, well, after just a few days on the job, the robot was taken down by a water fountain. the oddly shaped bot fell in the water and couldn't get back up. >> ah. >> it has no limbs, so mere mortals had to come to the rescue. >> the bizarre image sparked a flurry of hilarious tweets attributing the mishap to everything from baptism to suicide. i think paul blart would be proud. his job is safe in "mall cop." >> exactly. we all need those mall cops. >> yeah. >>> more news after this. >> bye. ...companies. ...solve problems. how? we eat. we eat almonds, strawberries, quinoa and yeah...we eat chocolate. we eat in sweatpants... in skirts. we eat alone... a

falcon mcfalcon face. next in sports. >>> the vacation is over for steph curry.ake tahoe getting ready for the century championship golf tournament. playing for the fifth straight year. he's a very good golf only the him. he'll play with the pros in august. steph will be taking this weekend very seriously. >> obviously there's a lot of great golfers here that play at a very, very high level. that's why i love coming up here. but like everything that i do, i want to be competitive and try to win. and see if that can happen. >> steph got a good life going. warriors young guns in vegas for the nba summer league. golden state scored only five points in the first quarter. patrick mccaw from half-court before halftime, just a little late. the warriors were down 18 at the break. mcaw finished with a team high 20. the warriors lose 93-69. they cover themselves with towels. they have one last game of the summer league tomorrow. >>> championship plaza, shid park tavern, handrails in the stands, a few modifications that's introduced at the oakland coliseum. when a surge of

they tell us they have plans to add more. >> i'm proud of falcon mcfalcon face.bird is amazing. >> there were a bunch of pests. i think it's a lot nicer for the fans. >> reporter: with a bird's-eye view of the coliseum, mike schum schuman, abc 7 sports. >>> venus williams took the first set, opens the second set with a cross court forehand winner. one ace in the match. and there it s. venus, a straight set winner, 6-4, 6-2. >>> stage 12 tour de france, climbing to the pyrenees mountains. this is 133 miles. italy's fabio aare you finished third. he takes the yellow jersey and has a six-second lead over chris frum. that's sports. >>> we do have breaking news to tell you about. oakland firefighters tweeted this picture. we have no word on injuries. the fire is out. but the tube is closed until the car can be towed away. >>> join us tonight at 9:00 on coffee tv 20. airfares going up. how much and who's leading the charge? that's at 9:00. >>> a would-be package thief caught on camera. at 11:00, the surprise turn of events when this woman tried to run off with a large

this is the falcon 9.evolutionary about musk's rockets and jeff bezos and amazon does this as well, they come back. first stage is multiple orbit. second stage continues. first stage comes back. if you watch this, there is one launching in a couple of hours. flies back to either the launch site or to a barge out in the leaving pacific or atlantic ocean depending the launch site. completely autonomous. nobody joysticking this. talking to barge or spacex, talking to the rocket, comes down usually landing perfectly. he is refurbishing them and getting ready to fly soon. this is major change. you're talking about a huge reduction in costs. this is the falcon heavy. this is his big one going up in probably about a year, six months to a year. basically three falcon 9s put together. all three will separate and fly back as i was describing. finally he pitched in september in mexico at a conference, his interplanetary transport system this is his idea of a huge solar system class rocket that can carry crews saturni

time lucky for spacex, the falcon nine rocket blasted off after being aborted at the last moment. it said the rocket and its payload were fine. the falcon nine is caring and intelsat communications satellite to geostationary orbit above earth. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. rishaad: moving back to trade, japan and the european union nearing a record free-trade deal between these two partners that account for more than a quarter of the world's economic output. overcome key have differences on farm and auto exports. prime minister shinzo abe and officials are expected to endorse this accord. isabel reynolds is following all of this. how have they been able to reach a deal after affectively as far as i can make out four years of deadlock? >> they have been fighting over milk, cheese, and on the other for car exports to the eu four years. they set numerous deadlines and always missed them, but there is extra impetus in the form of donald trump. the fact that donald trump has rejected every fo

. >> reporter: the new bird feature lovingly dubbed falcon mcfalcon face is the latest innovation by the a's. it was hashed. >> i can tweet out that comment and low and behold here comes falcon mcfalcon face and saved all o us in the bleachers. >> reporter: birds beware after a dramaticing drop in seagulls, they added a second kite and they tell us they have plans to add more. >> i'm proud of falcon face. that bird is amazing. >> there were a bunch of pests but -- i think it's a lot nicer for the fans. >> reporter: with a birds' eye view of the coliseum, abc 7 sports. >>> venus won the first set, opens the second set with a nice cross court forehand winner. here's the one ace. right into the body. venus in straight sets will meet garbin in the championship. stage 12 of the tour de france, the clime into the pyrenees mountains. 133 miles straight up. italy's fabio finished third two seconds back. he takes the yellow jersey. six second lead over frum. this is a stuntd driver by the name of terry grant, doing a 270 degree barrel roll in a car. grant experienced 5 g's during a 50-foot ju

to take their first flight. >> the balcony is home to falcon chicks. anytime now they will fly for the first time. >> babies fly really well but they don't land well. they land very badly. >> reporter: he is among a dozen volunteers who have been watching all day for the first flight hoping to keep them safe in case they fall. if that happens signs advise people to call the volunteers to help. >> they could be injured or they could -- there are skunks and cats and dogs and people and cars. >> reporter: we see two adults bringing food and then he takes off. >> another intruder. we have three in the air right now. >> reporter: running after the chicks the program manager. we tailed him and discovered he lands safely. >> that was exciting. jumped off and looked like she dropped quite a bit. the mother followed her down. wound up in the tree here. >> reporter: after getting taunted by a crow he stayed put. building strength. when she ready he will fly too and both will learn to hunt for food. they will be ready to leave the nest late summer or early fall.

to get up and would have the falcon five and the falcon nine. people to the space station. most of these things of already happened. but not in the timeline that he initially predicted he could do. whenever we talk about elon musk, there is respect and all but he did not quite -- it's like a year later or two years later. >> he's moving behind his own schedule but ahead of anyone else's schedule. carol: he has also talked about space tourism. >> he plans to put people into space next year. one into orbit and sent tourists beyond the moon and back again. we will see if he can hit that goal. one of the interesting things , they seems delays to be getting better over time. look at tesla, on average, he's 50% later than he originally forecast. carol: but he gets there. >> he gets there. there are only two or three projects he's ever canceled. carol: the growing likelihood of a self-sustaining power source in 2025. but there's a catch. oliver: and will a dermatologist ai mean more jobs for humans? ♪ oliver: welcome back to bloomberg businessweek. car

this was the third schedule launch for the falcon 9.automated computer system boarded the mission ten seconds before lift off. crews tested the rocket to prepare for this lalaunch. >>> apple tim cook is the highest paid ceo in the country. they are basing it on what's called take home pay. that's the value of stock vested and options exercised during the fiscal year. cash from salaries, bonuses and perks. >>> swing batter batter in the cage. the fantastic y camp that couldd to bald dude for the giants, that's next. >>> we want to thank justin for this beautiful picture of the fireworks in san francisco last night. you can clearly see how the fog kind of reduced the viewing by half. a common reaction. share your pictures with us on social media with the hashtag abc 7,00 >>> a lesson learned too late. the lifelong impact the fourth of july will have on one teenager because of an illegal fireworks. >>> plus taking high efficiency too far. seven on your side helps out a woman who said her washer saved so much water, her clothes don't get we

. >> their big milestone is the first lawn f of their nrocket, falcon heavy. three falcon nines glued together. >> that will usher in an era of more powerful rockets. the first step in a broader effort to take humans to the moon and then to mars. the next gen rocket is also in the works but the engines must first reach base they place russian ones on congress for years. blue orgin will move production to huntsville rocket city, alabama, breaking ground on a new facility in the coming month, but it's not just massive consolations of satellites. start up one web is building its first tactry to mass produce satellites for broad band use and space ex will test its own offering as well. all this as the government looks to manage this activity. >> we just saw congress you know start the authorization subcommittee in congress vote to create a space core within the air force. that would kind of operate as an autonomous part of the air force. kind of the way the marine corps , there needs to be some new hires. especially from the civil side. one of the things we are al

falcon nest is a tough sell.been on the market for a few years and the asking price recently cut in half to just 1.5 million. >> not a bad deal considering >> 6500 square feet. >>> now to the demise of a security robot designed to keep people safe at a washington, d.c. complex. >> yeah, well, after just a few days on the job the robot was taken down by a water fountain. the oddly shaped bot fell in the water and couldn't get back up. >> ah. >> it has no limbs so mere mortals had to come to the rescue. >> the bizarre image sparked a flurry of tweets attributing the mishap from everything to baptism to suicide. i think paul blart would be proud. his job is safety in "mallup wid morning washington. it's july 18th, and get ready for another day of 90 degree heat. your forcast is moments away. but first.. here are some of this morning's top stories. a major shift on capitol hill as the gop effort to repeal and replace the affordable care act, collapses. two more gop senators came out against the revised health care pl

engine rocket that he wanted to get up, and he was going to have the falcon five and falcon nine, andin space and delivering people to the space station. a lot of these things have already happened but not the timeline he initially predicted. carol: i feel like whenever we talk about elon musk there is a , but heespect and awe didn't quite, he is like a year later or two later. >> he is moving behind his own schedule but ahead of everyone else's. carol: he has talked about space tourism. >> he plans to put people into space next year. there will be two missions, one just into orbit and he wants to send tourists well beyond the moon and back again. we will see if he can hit that goal. one of the interesting things about musk's delays, they seem to be getting better over time. averageook at tesla, on he is about 50% later on any prediction than he originally forecast, or about six months. carol: but does he get there? >> the ultimately gets there. there is only two to three projects he has ever canceled. carol: a self-sustaining power source as early as 2025, but there is a catch. olive

trying to get a glimpse of a pair of falcons.kpix 5 sharon chen was there, as they took their first flight. >> the whole thing. >> the whole thing. >> the balcony of uc berkeley's 307-foot campnele is hope to pair grin falcon chicks hatched about four days ago. they are fiat and look, after uc's motto, let there be light and any time now they will fly for the first time. >> peregrine babies fly well but don't land well. they land badly. >> and mary is one of a dozen volunteers watching all day for the chick's first flight hoping to keep them safe in case they fall and if that happens posted signs advise people to call the volunteers to help. >> they could be injured. or they could see skunks and dogs and cats and people and cars and all kinds of damage. >> and two adults bringing food on the ledge. and then fiat takes off. >> another intruder. we have three pair in the air right now. >> running off the chick, the wildlife program manage wer the east bay regional park district. we tail him, and discovered with relief, fiat landed

i tell you i believe in the falcons, ryan, dan quinn. i feel the falcons will be back. that from me now at the beginning of the show because i know they're going to stop paying attention three quarters of the way in. >> brutal. espy awards host peyton manning. atlanta lost to after leading in the fourth quarter. peyton manning did a pretty good job, a natural extension of his work as a pitchman. he's pitching anything and everything. he also got a lot of attention for this shot he took at kevin durant when he talked about kevin durant going to the warriors. >> just a reminder that the score was 34/24, patriots. how can we forget that fourth quarter. >> i was there. i saw it. welcome back to "cbs this morning." charlie and gayle are off. i'm jeff glor along with bianna golodryga. that was your line. >> still celebrating your birthday. >> i guess so. >>> the "washington post" reports fda advisers endorsed a first of its kind cancer treatment. we first told you about the car-t cell yesterday. if approved it would be the first. the goal is to get it to children and young ad

a falcon to scare away the sea gulls is named falcon -- and it flies above the third deck behind homete there at the coliseum. >> i have to remember that name. >> what a feast it would be. >> time is 7:46. let's see if everybody is behaving for sal in commute. how does it look. >> it locks okay. it is light but it is not without any -- not a major problem at the bay bridge for example. we are going to start there and thing are getting just a little bit better and i mean by a little it mean very little but there is something, it is just about a 20 minute delay now before you make it on to bridge, some thing are improving a little bit. no problems by the way on the span itself getting into san francisco. this is 880. it is beginning to fill in from soon leandro. a lot of people have been asking me what going on with the 23rd on and off ramp. it is a little more time before they finish building that overcrossing and the delays will continue in that area. >> this is 880 going the other way, southbound and it is pretty slow as you can see from heyward down to union city and the man mat owe

the falcon chicks are now fiat and lux.e be light. >>> a newborn dolphin is making a splash in the kun interest try of georgia. local media outlets say dana the dolphin gave birth over the weekend. officials at the dolphin-arium was presented. she circles around the pool. officials say the baby is happy and in good health. she's the sixth dolphin born at this facility in the past two years. >>> well, it is independence day already for thousands of -- >> all animals people see as food, we see as creatures. >> the fowl freed from certain death. >>> and christian with what's coming up at 5:00. >> sorry wasn't good enough. a tech investor resigns over claims of sexual harassment. and sentencing day in it oakland, a man convicted in a gun battle that killed a young mother finds out his fate. plus, what the feds are doing about new transit lanes in san francisco. and the cow rescued by firefighters. those stories and more when i join dan for abc 7 news at 5:00. >>> coming up tonight on abc 7, at 8:00 it's the bachelorette followe

. >> reporter: now a licensed falconer, he takes mr. hoot around the schools, partnering with police and youth services as director of the nonprofit wings over america many of these up close. >> cool and a little scary. >> reporter: why? >> because we don't know what he'll do next. >> reporter: you can see and hear the bond. >> don't open your fist, no matter what this bird does. >> was he soft. >> reporter: he sure did. he felt so soft. >> reporter: they also learn about conservation and animal migration. >> transmitter fits her like ra jacket. scientists and rodney worked together to po capture a raptor. >> reporter: they named the billed laila. >> going to be nervous, that's all. >> reporter: he hopes the kids mr. spread their convention and soar, just like him and his birds. >> don't you love that smile? the program wings over american has partnered up with the mayor's office, police and other organizations, working to rescue a rehabilitation birds of prey, including eagles hawks, owls, osprey and falcons. >> you see that girl's hug

elon musk announced yesterday that falcon heavy will get its first launch this november. musk says falcon heavy is to further commercialize space travel. >>> in a little more than four hours his electric car company, tesla will deliver the first of its new model three to 30 customers. it discovered several scars marked to a stage where a special ceremony will take place. tarps covered most of the cars. telsa is hoping the model three appeals to more buyers. if you pre-oddered one now tesla says you'll roeprobably have it the middle of next year. it will show delivery of its event. if you can't be there this person, you can find a link on abc7news.com. >>> imagine seeing something you spent $260,000 on go up this smoke just minutes after you bought it. >> that's what happened to man in great britain. he crashed his brand new car 60 minutes after taking delivery. police say it slid off a road in south yorkshire and caught fire. they don't believe speed was factor. the driver walked away with broken heart and bruised ego and hopefully intact policy. >>> kevin durant spreadin

a chance to pilot the millennium falcon.ria: that is going to be such a huge success. larry: they are going crazy for just the picture. autria: a sweet your work week. today is the 80th birthday of the original krispy kreme glazed doughnut. to celebrate, customers can buy a dozen original glazed donuts for 80 cents, with the purchase of any other dozen. kidd: is there a krispy kreme around here? larry: there is one in dupont. autria: there was one near you when you woke up this morning. kidd: i do not think they were open that early. i think i can afford a. autria: someone got a raise. kidd: beyonce is breaking the internet with her new twins. take a look at this picture. posted four hours ago. it has 4 million likes. they confirm the babies names in the caption. the portrait has the same floral theme is the mater i look at this picture last night. to other pictures and had to come back because i did not see the twins the first time i look. she close to the picture. why is everyone forget -- frea king out? autria: that photo

is this falcon heavy rocket, is it that dang plus could they die upon launch?bumps on the way to the moon and mars. he will take three falcon rockets and lash them together. the problem is vibrations. when you take three rockets and lash them together, they vibrate at different frequencies. kennedy: is it a safety issue or something that's really annoying. >> we think it will be annoying. but 1% of the time we have scat catastrophic failure in our space launches. 3% of all astronauts who have gone into outer space die as a consequence. there is something called the mars jinx. 2/3 of all the missions to mars never made it. it's very far away. going to the moon is like a sunday picnic. three days and you are on the moon. mars is two years for a rounds-trip voyage. he on mars says he wants to die on mars, but not on impact. kennedy: he wants us to be a multi planetary species. that's his dream. >> he has a goal in life. he wants to be the man to go down in history books. the man who sent the first astronauts to recreate a multi planet species. 2030 was the target

. >> the falcon. >> i'm going to say the turkey. >> the turkey? >> they are delicious. oh!ld be a weird national bird, okay. >> let's see who can name this july 4th classic. >> we're going to live on! we're going to survive. today we celebrate our independence day! >> okay, and then the next question? is who, who -- >> oh, i knew this. >> who sewed the first flag. >> i did know this. >> 13 stars, 13 colonies. >> i don't remember! >> i have no idea. i'm totally lost evon this one. >> betsy ross. >> okay, that wasn't on the tip of my tongue. >> it wasn't in mine either. it came up in the prompter. so washington by the way wanted a six-point star, but betsy said it would be easier to do a five-point star. so he agreed to change it. that's why we have -- >> really? >> five-point stars. >> that is quite a skirt. >> it made my skirt easier to show. what was the name of the fourth that frances scott key references in "the star-spangled banner." >> ft. mchenry. i cheated as they should give us some that we can -- oh, ♪ oh, say >>> this morning on "world news now," the president gea

. >> reporter: now a licensed falconer, he takes mr. hoots around the schools in the d.c.ing with police and youth services as director of the non-profit wings over america. >> mr. hoots. >> reporter: many kids have never seen a wild bird up close. >> a little scary. >> reporter: why? >> because it's a bird. we don't know what he'll do next. >> reporter: you can see and hear the bond between rodney and his birds. >> don't open your fist no matter what this bird does. >> okay. well, hello. >> is he soft? >> he was so soft. >> reporter: the kids also learn about conservation and animal migration. scientist rob beergarden and rodney worked together to capture an osprey and attach a tracker. >> the radio we used was on a bird we called rodney after rodney. >> reporter: the kids get a lesson in caring and conservation. rodney hopes that some day the kids will spread their wings and soar, just like him and his birds. >> bye, leila! >> reporter: tammy lightener, nbc news, washington. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> i'm meteorologist erika martin. a for jogorgeous nigh

is this falcon heavy rocket, is it that dang plus could they die upon launch?moon and mars. he will take three falcon rockets and lash them together. the problem is vibrations. when you take three rockets and lash them together, they vibrate at different frequencies. kennedy: is it a safety issue or something that's really annoying. >> we think it will be annoying. but 1% of the time we have scat catastrophic failure in our space launches. 3% of all astronauts who have gone into outer space die as a consequence. there is something called the mars jinx. 2/3 of all the missions to mars never made it. it's very far away. going to the moon is like a sunday picnic. three days and you are on the moon. mars is two years for a rounds-trip voyage. he on mars says he wants to die on mars, but not on impact. kennedy: he wants us to be a multi planetary species. that's his dream. >> he has a goal in life. he wants to be the man to go down in history books. the man who sent the first astronauts to recreate a multi planet species. 2030 was the target time for nasa. elon musk

(pam) three falcon triplets born atop the p-g-and-e building in san francisco...e being named after the high- flying golden state warriors. the three eggs in the nest box hatched in early june on the 33rd floor .two are females ... one named steph and the other k-d.the third is male... and his name is iggy. after the birth of the birds... p-g-and e solicited ideas for names.they received hundreds of submissions... but the company says, it was only right to honor the bay area basketball team. little change expected across the region today into thursday with temperatures near seasonal averages and areas of night and morning coastal/valley clouds. a warming trend is then expected late in the week with hot conditions again likely for inland areas away from the coast this weekend. conditions then cool back to near average early next week as high pressure over the region weakens.k. the warriors introduced their latest free agent signing todayomri (ome-ree) casspi the 6-9 forward averaged a little more than 5 points- per-game for the kings, pelicans and tomberwolves last

and by falcon tires. the official tire of major league baseball. 6-3 lead for the yankees.er a rout yesterday. on top late tonight. >> john: thea act crull picture. first time i have ever seen 80 miles an hour, the speed limit. >> john: the actual picture, first time i have ever seen 80 miles an hour, the speed limit. >> matt: george springer leads things off in the eighth. springer, altuve and correa. top two hitters in a.j. hinch's order have been quiet tonight. >> john: when he needs a strikeout pitch betances go the to the -- goes to the slider. he cannot command the fastball. >> matt: slider in for a strike. it's a ball and two strikes. >> john: he has a unique way of delivering the ball. looks like he's falling to first base. he's so big, that's part of the issue of why he's in the role he's in. once a starter but now a feared asset out of the bullpen. he doesn't give up many hits. >> matt: strikes out springer. there is one gone in the eighth. >> john: it's a little bit of a front side, tries to stay in there but his body takes him going toward first and then everyth

. >>> we have a sad update about a young falcon. a chick born on a ledge at the berkeley area has died after flying into a window on campus. the falcon was one of two chicks born on the tower in may. just last week she took flight for the first time, but on tuesday, she got trapped on the balcony on the tenth floor of evans hall and before a volunteer could get in to help, she hit a window and died. >>> in concord today, a push to protect k-9s across the bay area. they showed off their skills and some even got a good wash. it's all part of a fundraiser by the group cover your k-9. they're raising money for k-9 bullet proof vests along with emergency kits to help dogs who accidentally sniff deadly opoids. a third grade boy raised over $1,000 for the k-9 cause. >> they help us. no reason why we shouldn't help them. >> they're able to receive a vest with the same protection that our officers have. >> the fundraiser continues tomorrow at participating pet food express stores in the bay area. bring your pet to get a wash. proceeds can be

. >>> no liftoff for the falcon nine rocket today. seconds before the takeoff.is the second d in a row spacex has had to cancel. it delayed the launch earlier today because of the weather. spacex will try again tomorrow. the rocket will carry a satellit into orbit. >>> whilehe falcon couldn't launch, spacex did make history with its dragon capsule. 's the first reusable cargo capsule to tvel between earth and the international space station. it was successfully landedfter its second mission this morning. landed in the pacific ocean, carrying with it samples from experiments in space. >>> happening now, the independence eve celebration in richmond is getting under way. jonathan blo tweeted these pictures. abc 7 is proud sponsor of the fourth of july fireworks spectacular with the san francisco sim ymphony. tickets are still availae. for a complete list o fourth of july events, go to abc7news.com. >>> here's a question -- will fog and clouds block your view of fireworks for the fourth of july? >> spencer will have the answer and the forecas who are these people? t

it includes rides on the mel lennium falcon. >>> beyonce shares the first photos of her new born twins. next. ♪ what should i watch? show me sports. it's so fluffy! look at that fluffy unicorn! he's so fluffy i'm gonna die! your voice is awesome. the x1 voice remote. xfinity. the future of awesome. brides to be -- left without dresses for their big day. ==take vo== the big chain that closed its doors -- forcing them to scramble to find a new wedding dress >>> tonight at 6:00, brides to be left without dresses for their big day. store closes and leaves them to scramble for wedding dress. >>> the performer posted first pictures of her new born twins. a boy and a girl who join their older sister blue ivy. congratulations. >> also some controversy about that picture. >> what is the controversy? >> you will have to look it up on our website. >> drop down to 90 degrees on monday. >> thanks. see you back here at 6:00. >>> tonight, the mystery man. new revelations about that trump team meeting with a russian lawyer. turns out others were also in the room including, as nbc news was first to rep

the two falcons born on an iconic bell tower took its first flight. the team will monitor unplanned landings protecting the chicks. >>> true yankee taking off on fourth of july. >> that could be their names, yankee doodle and dandy. >> so cute. that is going to do it for us. hope you can join us tonight at 6:00. he type possibly capable of reaching alaska. a significant threat. how will the u.s. respond? >>> stepped-up security in cities across the country as crowds gather for fireworks. a major showf force. authorities taking no chances. >>> firefight, a growing danger in the sky. recreational drones hampering efforts to save homes from burning. an urgent call to ground them. >>> zika threat -- this summer mosquitos are back and the fight is under way to prevent a repeat crisis. >>> and inspiring america. wounded warriors going for gold. "nightly news" begins right now.

. >>> and why landing this capsule back >>> no liftoff for the falcon nine rocket today.stopped the launch sten seconds before the takeoff. this is the second day in a row spacex has had to cancel. it delayed the launch earlier today because of the weather. spacex will try again tomorrow. the rocket will carry a satellite into orbit. >>> while the falcon couldn't launch, spacex did make history with its dragon capsule. it's the first reusable cargo capsule to travel between earth and the international space station. it was successfully landed after its second mission this morning. it landed in the pacific ocean, carrying with it samples from experiments in space. >>> happening now, the independence eve celebration in richmond is getting under way. jonathan bloom tweeted these pictures. abc 7 is proud sponsor of the fourth of july fireworks spectacular with the san francisco sim ymphony. tickets are still available. for a complete list of fourth of july events, go to abc7news.com. >>> here's a question -- will fog and clouds block your view of fireworks for the fourth of j

best team in still bitter about the last super bowl when the falcons blew that big lead.was happy to see the warriors walking on stage with steph curry, kevin durant and those off and dissecting -- saws off -- zaza accepting the award for the team. >> we are happy to accept this award and we have 12 other guys that obviously helped us to achieve this award. a shout out to all of these guys for that unbelievable year. there is a lot of noise and hype at the beginning of the season but we try to keep our head down and focus on the process. it is an amazing feeling.>> [ applause ] >> this represents what a team meets and means, and we try to bring this back next year. thank you very much for everyone that voted. >> i have two words, nothing is easy. >> some of the other teams nominated for best team include the chicago cubs, the pittsburgh penguins and those new england patriots. kevin durant took the sp award for best championship performance. >> the joke by peyton manning did not go over well with kd. >> and the team was so dominant that kevin durant wants to play for them

plus, space-x halts its falcon 9 rocket launch just seconds before takeoff. why it was suddenly called off -- and when it's expected to try again. and - it's the sound of the fourth: fireworks. how to keep your pets safe during the the show - still ahead at six. what's more american than baseball on the forth of july... your washington nationals, kicking off a three game set against the mets last night. and it was a pitchers' duel. michael a taylor breaks the scoreless tie with a two-run blast in the eighth, leaving it up to the bullpen to close it out in the ninth. bring on matt albers ... and here's the home run to tie it. but the nats kept their heads up and of the ninth with a walk-off bloop start for game two. first pitch at 11:05am. it's 5: and time for a check on weather. - hot & humid 4th - storms later today; will they affect the fireworks? - unsettled the next few days; daily storm chances - next big change comes humidity today: partly sunny. hot and humid. pm thunderstorms possible 2-8pm. highs: 88-92 winds: se 5 mph tonight: mostly cloudy. warm an

=runs 4= =cont vo= ad-lib numbers ==nats== 3...2...1... lift off of falcon nine rocket.. nats rocket engines >>> well they are cheering this morning on the new york stock exchange, but the market's not responding that way. so far the dow jones, s&p 500, the nasdaq all down. the dow jones dropped 115 points so far. currently sitting at 21,363. >>> three, two, one. >> there we have it. the third time's the charm for space x. the satellite delivery company has beenaa trying to getçó ito'd latest rocket launch off the ground since sunday. finally lifted off last night. the nearly seven ton satellite space x will notc try to recove the first stage of the falcon nine rocket becauseçó it is onef the heaviest payloads that the spacecraft has ever transported. >>> turning now to e long musk's other company, theÑi tesla mode3 is set to roll off the production line tomorrow. delivery numbers for the model s and model x cars in the second quarter were actuallyxd down du to production short falls of battery packs. >>> coming up next, never seen footage of thet( asiana plane crash. we'

on monday, he was seen back on the set of "the peanut butter falcon," which also stars dakota johnsonup next, the "this is us" cast goes back to work. >>> then game of thrones versus the prying paparazzi. the extreme measures they took to keep the story line top secret. >> it could be a fake or a setup. >>> the america's got talent judges tell aup about each ere. >> who is most likely to be flirty with a contestant? >> what really happens behind-the-scenes? >>> closed captioning provided by -- >>> tomorrow on "e.t." our charlize theron sloouf. your first look behind-the-scenes of >>> well look at this. summer is officially over for the cast of "this is us." they are back to work. >> absolutely. mandy moore sharing this shot from the makeup chair. here's a glimpse of the sthe sc that takes place in a maternity ward. >> the show returns september 25th on nbc. >> that's 76 days away if you are could wanting. by the way, a day ago, it was all about america's got tarrant. more than 12 million people tuned in, but you didn't see this. i got the judges to dish a little bit on each other. who

riders will get a chance to pilot the millennium falcon and another will put you in the middle of a fight against the first order. these do not open for another two years, but i'm sure that is not stopping the biggest fans. jonathan: good stuff. this guy went to war at the age of 19. he now finally has a medal that he earned more than 70 years ago. nancy: that oversight at the air force memorial today, where the lieutenant from college park received a purple heart just birthday.e his 95th he was a bomber crew man in the army air force during world war ii. he was injured when his airplane crash landed in a mission over germany in 1944. >> i just have so much love for this country, and i've always felt the same way. i had the privilege of serving this country in the military. nancy: the military was previously unable to present him with the purple heart during the war because he was a prisoner of war. gone, the storms are long and in national harbor things have settled down nicely, the high today 97 degrees. the heat index by use at 3 p.m. were 107. long gone tonight and for the day tomorro

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last night spacex launched a falcon 9 rocket. there were two scrub launch attempts this past weekend. this is spacex's third launch in two weeks. vice president mike pence will be at the launch pad later today. >>> louisiana congressman clay higgins is apologizing for filming a video inside a gas chamber at auschwitz. higgins said the atrocities should remind the u.s. to aggressively fight terrorism. jewish groups condemned higgins calling the video disrespectful in a place meant for mournful silence. >> pure and simple a grotesque exploitation of the holocaust for some political purposes. how dare congressman higgins uses auschwitz as his own personal tv studio. >> higgins issued an apology and said my intent was to offer a homage to those murdered. >>> a deadly fourth of july holiday on the streets of chicago. over four days 100 people were shot and 15 were killed according to the "chicago tribune". the violence surpassed last year when the 4th fell on monday. >>> just ahead 20th century mystery may be solved with this emerging

. >> julio jones, wide receiver for the atlanta falcons, was jet skiing at lake lanier while wearing $300,000 worth of earrings. realizes i'm missing one of my earrings. he hires a dive team. they're scouring the bottom of lake lanier. >> if they don't find it, there will be huge treasure hunt run. >> everyone strapping it on, never been in dive equipment before. >> what dive equipment? going to hold their breath.