bart has added extra patrols to stop fare evaders. and they may be adding even more. we'll have the story. ( marty )plus.... a bay area e-r doctor was caught on camera speaking harshly to a patient. we'll hear what that doctor said and reaction from the patient. ( marty )and... whooping cough on the rise in a bay area county. we'll find out where the cases are soaring and a health tip from doctors. ♪ ♪ hi! leaving a career to follow a calling takes courage. a personalized financial strategy can give you confidence to take the next step. hi guys! aw yeah! see how access to j.p. morgan investment expertise can help you. chase. make more of what's yours. chase. ( marty )for your health this morning... alameda county health officials say there is an increase of whooping cough cases compared to last year. so far in 2018 there have been 180 cases of whooping cough. and over 60-percent of cases are among teenagers. there were only 40 cases last year. whooping cough is a highly contagious respiratory disease. it is spread when an infected person coughs, sneezes or talks. it c

>> fareed, that's exactly right.dent to some extent has already hoisted on his own hyperbo hyperbole. he tore down the iran deal, every conceivable adjective. now can he meet the same standard with north korea. can he get them up front as iran did to dismantle virtually the entirety of its program. can he get the most intrusive verification and monitoring system in north korea as we did with iran? look, we should all want the president to succeed. it's great that he's pursuing diplomacy. sumi is right, he has such a strong need to make this a success. if he doesn't do it on the substance and merits, we're going to be right back where we've been. in 2005 the north koreansdenucl again in 2012 and they didn't follow through. they are masters at string, ring, walk. string out negotiations, ring out the sanctions and walk. we won't know whether this succeeds for many, many months if not years. >> tony, one quick thought on the psychology. you've seen presidents operate up close. you were in the clinton administration as w

inspectors, sot i have not seen the fare inspectors or been stoppedand while they think fare evasionis important, they believe there are more important priorities sot maybe they should be doing something more productive like keeping the stations clean and looking for people violating the health hazards.soti think bart should be doing more to reduce fares for those who are low income and who are juming turnstyles to get onto the train131/onto the traintrain 131/onto the train (vicki) in the east bay tonight-- police are still looking for the suspects connected to a shooting in union city. five people were shot at chapel of the chimes memorial park and funeral home. it happened around 7 o'clock last night. police say four victims were taken to nearby hospitals... and one victim drove to a hospital. at last check... their conditions are unknown. police are still looking into what motivated the shootings. (vicki)google is having a hard time holding onto its black employees, and the dominance of white men has barely diminished.(grant) those are just some of the takeaways from the tech com

inspectors, sot i have not seen the fare inspectors or been stoppedand while they think fare evasiont, they believe there are more significant priorities sot maybe they should be doing something more productive like keeping the stations clean and looking for people violating the health hazards.soti think bart should be doing more to reduce fares for those who are low income and who are jumping turnstiles to get onto the trainstandup dan kerman/sf 131- 141as things stand now bart will revisit the issue of adding additional fare inspectors in the fall. in sf, dan kerman kron 4 news. (ken)(ken) (ken) (ken) california's unemployment rate remained unchanged at four- point- two percent in may.... the state added more than five- thousand non-farm payroll jobs. "the california employment development department" said, the rate 'tied' the record low .. set in april. in may 20-17... california's unemployment rate was four -point- nine percent. ... no problem, no problem, 87 degrees. (pam) if you think you are if you (pam) degrees. (pam) if you think you are good at multi- tasking - a local weat

bart has added extra patrols to stop fare evaders. but they will not add new inspectors.we'll explain why. (justine)and a community is in mourning after a second sheriff's deputy dies transporting a prisoner.. (mabrisa)a look at your forecast coming up... they'd tell you to go to ross. because there's so much to choose from. listen to your pets. they're your best friends, so they don't want you to spend more than you have to. if you want to save big on pet accessories, you gotta go to ross. if you're looking for anon for incredible selection of the brands you love, this season's newest trends for a fraction of what you'd pay at department stores, ♪ you gotta go to ross ( justine ) bart has been going after fare evaders who are costing the system millions of dollars each year. but plans to expand those inspections have been put on hold. kron 4's dan kerman explains why... it's estimated those who jumps the fare gates and ride bart for free are costing the transit system 15 to 25 million dollars a year.sotand unacceptable, we can't do that.bart board director bevan dufty sa

(jrstone) bart has added extra patrols to stop fare evaders. but they will not add new inspectors.ll explain why. (justine)and a community is in mourning after a second sheriff's deputy dies during a transporting a prisoner.. (justine) a second kansas sheriff's deputy has died after a shooting. it appears two deputies were overcome by an inmate during a routine transport operation. (jr stone) as the community remembers the two officers, investigators are busy piecing together what happened. kim hutcherson has more. major kelli bailiff / wyandotte county sheriff's office: "it's time for us to begin the healing process"a routine prisoner transport ends in tragedy in kansas city. two wyandotte county sheriff's deputies were shot by an inmate on friday.major kelli bailiff / wyandotte county sheriff's office: "when they pulled into the parking lot and ready to transport these in is very possible that with their own firearm they were both shot."theresa "t. k." king died from her injuries early saturday morning. she had been with the sheriff's office for 14 years.patrick rohrer -- a seven

welcome, david. >> thank you, fareed.a speech on the anniversary, one of the anniversaries, of the marshall plan, recently, and you asked the question that some raise, some of donald trump's rhetoric raises and many people in europe are wondering, which is, is the transatlantic alliance over? and, you know, it's a question i think worth pondering, because this was an alliance that was created to fight the soviet union. the soviet union is long dead. do you think that there was a danger that it just atrophies? >> i think not yetead and mustn't be allowed to die. the origins of the transatlantic alliance are in the atlantic charter signed by churchill and roosevelt four months before the u.s. entered the second world war. and it was a charter for post second world war peace. >> so imagine a new world order. >> and more, it determined to learn the lesso of the period after world war i. it determined to say that states need international institutions that mediate disputes. international institutions that foster cooperation ra

clipper has made great strides in integrating bay area operator transit fares to a single fare card but the system is decades old and in need of renewal and enhancement. clipper 2.0 is a critical opportunity to achieve excellent customer service experience, bring technology to transportation payment and improve administrative effiency for operators and agencies including timma. as we move forward with the next generation of clipper, we need to ensure that clipper 2.0 will be nimble and advance forward. new york city, who is going through a similar process, has chosen to do away with paper tickets altogether and introducing a mobile option for phones as well. los angeles is piloting a platform that allows passengers to pay transit and toll with a single account. we want a system that is able to integrate with other transportation services. i want to urge us to help ensure clipper incorporates the innovative ideas and ensures seamless transitions between multiple modes of transportation. i look forward to working with my colleagues here at mtc to look at clipper 2.0 and making transit mor

inspectors, sot i have not seen the fare inspectors or been stoppedand while they think fare evasions important, they believe there are more significant priorities sot maybe they should be doing something more productive like keeping the stations clean and looking for people violating the health hazards.soti think bart should be doing more to reduce fares for those who are low income and who are jumping turnstiles to get onto the trainstandup dan kerman/sf 131- 141as things stand now bart will revisit the issue of adding additional fare inspectors in the fall. in sf, dan kerman kron 4 news. (pam) turning (pam) turning now to our four zone forecast.(ken) chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with a look ahead at your father's day weekend. it was much cooler again today even in the valleys where most highs were only in the 70s. low clouds and fog continue to linger near the coast with a few patches around the bay. on the satellite image you can see the low pressure creeping toward the bay area. it will bring with it more clouds and cooler temperatures for most of the weekend

bart has been cracking down on fare evaders... but soon may change in some areas...t why the program has been put on hold... (vicki) now at 9:30... since march bart has been aggressively going after fare evaders who are costing the system millions of dollars each year. (grant)ho inspections have been put on hold. kron 4's dan kerman explains why... it's estimated those who jumps the fare gates and ride bart for free are costing the transit system 15 to 25 million dollars a year.sotand that's just unacceptable, we can't do that.bart board director bevan dufty says that's why at the beginning of the year, bart deployed a team of 6 fare inspectors to curb the problem. the bart board had been planning to add more inspectors to the team... but they've decided to hold offsot bevan dufty / bart board director 24-30we're not going to add 2 more cso's until such time as we have full information and appreciation of where we stand.in the three months the program has been fully operational, inspectors have contacted 18,388 riders, and cited 1,633, about 8% who could not show pro

i'm fareed zakaria. today on the show, borders, migrants and public sentiment. i'll start by talking to the united nations human rights chief, zaid ron el hussein. what is his take on u.s. policy regarding children at the border? what about president trump's apparent fix after the uproar? also, why immigration, why now, why such passion on both sides of the argument? i have a great panel to discuss. >>> and a new arms race in space. this week, president trump announced a sixth branch of the u.s. military, a space force. >> we are going to have the air force and we are going to have the space force. separate by equal. >> what would it do, and is it a good idea? the great neil de grasse tyson helps us understand. >> it would be nice if peace in space led the way to peace on earth. >>> but first, here's my take. democrats are exulting that donald trump had to reverse his policy of separating immigrant families at the border. and there is good reason to celebrate. the policy was mean-spirited and unnecessary. but i do wonder whether trump's retreat will prove to be

i'm fareed zakaria in rome. bannon came to worldwide attention in august of 2016 when he was named the ceo of donald trump's presidential campaign. after president trump's victory and inauguration bannon was named chief strategist at the white house, reporting only to the president. but for many he was also the chief ideaologist of a nationalist, protectionist poppist his ambition is nothing less than to remake conservativism in the world and america and that's remaking politics. but everything from a goldman sk executive was set to clashed with white house officials including the president's family. not even a year into his job, steve bannon was fired. when he was dismissed, bannon didn't disappear. he resumed his post at breitbart, the conservative news outline and continued to give advice to the president. then in january michael wolf's provocative inside account of the white house fire and fury was published. bannon was a chief source which painted the president in a less than flattering light. trump had eno

neil, pleasure to have you on. >> great to be back, fareed.d? >> i've thought a lot about it, but i don't have a strong opinion. the idea of a space force is not a fundamentally odd when you consider that the army 70 years ago birthed the air force. there was the army air force. and once we realized that technology and war-fighting capabilities evolve -- >> and was going to take place up in the -- >> in the air space rather than the ground space, then it was sensible to suggest that perhaps this should be an entire branch of the military unto itself. so, today, all space capabilities of the military are handled by the air force. that was the natural extension of what the air force people did. and it's huge. the air force controls gps -- >> most people don't realize. >> and i know somebody that's a showed called "gps." >> most people don't realize that gps, which is now basically the underpinnings of the digital economy. >> yes. >> everything we do in terms of location -- >> yes. billions of dollars of commerce -- >> -- is funded on the back of

bart adds extra patrols to stop fare evaders...s updating its location services to better help first responders. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) (anny hong): high temperatures today are forecast to be much warmer than sundayús, especially inland areas which are expected to be in the 80s. (robin) no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 ( darya ) your i-phone will soon be able to share your exact location data with 9-1-1.( will ) more than 80-percent of calls made to 9-1-1 each year are from mobile devices-- but emergency responders only have a vague sense of where to go.. however-- apple, along with the start-up rapid s-o-s, will be able to calculate a caller's location based on data collected from wi-fi access points, nearby cellular towers, and g-p-s. rapid-s-o-s specializes in sharing a cell phone's location informati

i'm fareed zakaria in rome. bannon came to worldwide attention in august of 2016 when he was named the ceo of donald trump's presidential campaign. after president trump's victory and inauguration bannon was named chief strategist at the white house, reporting only to the president. but for many he was also the chief ideaologist of a nationalist, protectionist p populism, his ambition is nothing less than to remake conservatism in the world and america and that's remaking politics. but everything from a goldman sk executive was set to clashed with white house officials including the president's family. not even a year into his job, steve bannon was fired. when he was dismissed, bannon didn't disappear. he resumed his post at breitbart, the conservative news outline and continued to give advice to the president. then in january michael wolf's provocative inside account of the white house fire and fury was published. bannon was a chief source which painted the president in a less than flattering light. trump had e

bart did add a team of six fare inspectors at the beginning of the year.rst three months inspectors have cited over 16-hundred people who could not show proof they paid. but before spending money on additional inspectors... the bart board wants to see if there is any change in evaders. bart will revisit the issues of adding additional fare inspectors in the fall. ( will ) an electrical malfunction sparked a fire that damaged a motel near the santa cruz boardwalk. the fire happened early yesterday morning at the torch lite inn on riverside avenue. when firefighters got to the scene... they saw heavy smoke coming from the roof. no one was hurt. ( darya ) a 15-year-old boy is now a u-c davis graduate. tanishq abraham graduated with a degree in biomedical engineering. back in 2015... abraham graduated from american river college. at the time... abraham said he eventually wanted

i asked fareed what would a successful summit look like from the u.s. perspective. >> well, i think to be realistic, you are not going to get a deal at this summit and i think one of the big problems we have is that president trump has telegraphed so often that he thinks there's a deal to be had. he thinks it's going to be amazing. it's a very strange way to go about raising expectations on the first meeting you have. so, i think, realistically, a conversation and a meeting where they agree to begin a process of negotiation, and with the clear understanding that that process has to end with the denuclearization of north korea. this is the part that i think president trump doesn't seem to understand. the north koreans have built and acquired their nuclear capacity over, really, 40 years. that's one of the things we go into in this documentary. this is something that has been very deep, deeply part of their dna, their sense of insecurity, their national pride. it seems very unlikely to me that they're going to one day in singapore just give it all up beca

hate is their daily fare. they hate him so much, they want him to fail. peace be damned. if he doesn't get credit for being one of the smartest, most of clever and successful negotiator presidents of all time, then we'll know for sure what it's about and who they are. they are not just haters, and this is about more than just politics. they are rooting for america's failure, and that is you be american. take a look at how they reacted a few weeks ago when the president sent a letter to the north korean leader canceling the summit.

champions, how are they going to fa re champions, how are they going to fare against the european champions, portugal, their great rivals and neighbours, of course? and of course cristiano ronaldo, who has been talking up their chances of perhaps doing the double and becoming european and world champions. as spain were, once before. that will really be the pick of the matches on day two in sochi. that was ollie foster in moscow. let's get more on spain, we touched on it in his report. preparations for their opening match against portugal continuing, and alex capstick has been with the spanish squad in sochl under normal circumstances this would be a routine bit of fine tuning for the spanish team ahead of their opening match against portugal. but as we know the situation is very different following the sudden and totally unexpected departure of julian robert eddy. standing on the edge is the new coach, fernando pereira. he has been in thejob the new coach, fernando pereira. he has been in the job forjust over 2a

. >> good evening, i'm faree fareed, zakaria. i want to show you a video. one that tells you the story of north korea. this is our planet seen from the space station. that area is south korea, a blaze with light and life. this black hole, looks like water, is north korea. it is a country so impoverished and backwards it seems to be from another century. the economy of south korea is 36 times larger than that of the north yet somehow, the north korean leader commands the center of the world stage. this is the story of kim jong-un, his past, present, and how he has managed to bring an american president to his doorstep. ♪ >> december 28th, 2011, kim jong-un had just inherited the cruelist most repressive dictatorship on earth. his father was dead from a heart attack. in pyongyang, tense of thousands lined the streets. ce to catch a glimpse of a their new leader. >> people believed that he is too young and inexperienced. >> there were real fears that kim jong-un still in his 20s was not up to the job. >> he looked like a boy. there he is sobbing over his fathe

. >> hello, welcome to this cnn special the steve bannon interview, i'm fareed zakaria in rome. bannon came to world wide attention in 2016 when he was named the ceo of president trump's campaign, after the inauguration, he became the chief strategist reporting only to the president. for many he was the chief ideaologist of a nationalist protectionist populism he championed heading up breitbart news, it was to remaim americanism around the world and thus remake politics. bannon who has been everything from a gold man sax executive to a producer was set to clash off with other white house officials, including the president's family. so not even a year into his job, steve bannon was fired. when he was dismissed. bannon didn't disappear from the public eye. he resumed as executive chairman at breitbart the conservative news outlet and continued to give advice to the president. then in january, michael wolff's account of "fire and fury" was published. it painted the president if a less than flattering light. trump had enough, in a statement he said when bannon was fired, he not only

while rory mcilroy fared even worse.e 2011 champion, who started on the back nine, opened up with a 10—over—par round of 80, and he faces a battle just to make the cut. so here's how the top of the leaderboard looks after the first day, with a four—way tie for the lead. and the only man in that top four who is not american is ian poulter. i obviously feel pretty good. us open golf has not been good for me through the years. it is the first one i've played in three years and this was the first one i ever played backin this was the first one i ever played back in 200a. so to come here and enjoy the first round is really quite nice. thursday was a historic day for afg hanistan‘s cricketers, as they became the 12th and newest test—playing nation. they're playing india in a one—off test in bangalore. but they struggled at first as india's openers put on 168 for the 1st wicket. shikhar dhawan became the first indian batsman to make a century in a single session. but afghanistan fought back and slowed down the home side's progr

my mind was man he really crazy and bart is really expensive you see this is how we normally view farened at antioch bart station was far from normal the man jumped a fence ran across 4 lanes of traffic and scaled a barb wire fence all to avoid paying his fare bart officials saw the video on facebook the video and didn't mince words it was pretty shocking, brazen and stupid when i first say it my jaw did drop i cant believe someone would do that its illegal its not worth it and again it's just really stupid this is a case of people behaving very badly (laughter) i don't have a very badly show yet oh ok but this is people behaving badly markovili edition so bart is going to reach out to caltrans who owns this fence and see if they can install barb wire to prevent anyone else from running across the freeway he couldn't just hop over the thing like everybody else do he just took it upon himself to run across the freeway, i guess that was cheaper the question is did he catch his train (shakes head) he caught it... so either he wanted to avoid paying his fare oh really needs to stop playing

(ken)plus: the ultimate fare evader.our stanley roberts show us his life-risking efforts to avoid paying for a bart ride. (pam)and next: the d-a's office is cracking down on human trafficking in san francisco.... details on how one teenager was rescued... mabrisa teases the ten at ten ♪ ♪ legendary jockey vÍctor espinoza is insatiable when it comes to competing. ♪ ♪ so is his horse. ♪ ♪ when it comes to snacking. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ that's why he uses the chase mobile app, to pay practically anyone, at any bank. life, lived victor's way. chase. make more of what's yours. they'd tell you to go to ross. because there's so much to choose from. listen to your pets. they're your best friends, so they don't want you to spend more than you have to. if you want to save big on pet accessories, you gotta go to ross. dog: seresto, seresto, seresto. jake... seresto, seresto, seresto. whatever your dog brings home to you, it shouldn't be fleas and ticks. seresto gives your dog 8 continuous months of flea and tick protection in an easy-to-use, non-greasy collar. seresto, seresto, seresto. ohh no, jake. seresto. 8

currently facing up and mohamed salah was not in the starting lineup so we'll have to see how they fare without him in the game against or why and in the later stages of the group phase because if he's not one hundred percent fit it might still be difficult and russia might have a chance i know this so much of hype about most sana and the game actually going to be much more exciting than we'd expected turning now to the other group of the matches in morocco facing iran portugal facing spain what are your expectations of these matches morocco and iran are in a similar situation as saudi arabia and russia were they have to get a win because they're not really favored to make it to the next round but then there's the huge game today which is portugal against spain portugal are the reigning european champions with kris jenner rinaldo you know they've got a great fantastic team but their campaign wasn't flawless in two thousand and sixteen at the euros they had some draw as you know they weren't always convincing in their wins so we'll have to see how they fare at this world cup and then the

this it the fare evasion that we know about am i about to witness a suicide or something? for my snapchat but this was pretty shocking, brazen and stupid i'll show you just how far one man went to ride bart in the next people behaving badly > (vicki) 4 your money tonight... avocados may get more expensive... one avocado farmer on the central coast says, he is feeling the impact of the immigration crackdown in the u.s ... and it is putting him, his workers and his produce in a tough position. (ken) reporter kristen holmes digs into the problem that's affecting growers all across the state. rick shade/ avocado farmer: in the sweet spot. rick shade is a fifth generation california farmer--rick shade/ avocado farmer: all these trees that you see around us, i actually planted myself or with my crew, and some are over 20 years oldnow the fifty-seven year old manages roughly twenty avocado groves around the state.rick shade/ avocado farmer i carry a postal scale in my pickup so we can measure the fruit... and a skilled crew is better than 90% on. but these days skilled labor inco

why the agency isn't planning to extend a fare cheat crackdown program.want the fastest internet? done. and now, xfinity mobile's included. you could get up to five lines. you could save 400 bucks or more a year, which you could spend on a funk-tastic music video. ♪ dance party boom. ♪ simple. easy. awesome. get started with xfinity internet, with three times the speed of at&t and directv, and tv for $35 each a month for a year when you buy both. and ask how you can save with xfinity mobile. click, call or visit us today. mcdois so good,fresh garry's speechless.r so here is gabrielle union. you know i can't resist all that 100% fresh beef juiciness. you're all i think about. ....the burger, garry. the new fresh beef quarter pounder burgers. ♪ when i first came to ocean bay, what i saw was despair. i knew something had to be done. hurricane sandy really woke people up, to showing that we need to invest in this community. i knew having the right partner we could turn this place around. it was only one bank that could finance a project this difficult and thi

the proposal would increase cash fare to $2.50. a one way fare using a clipper card would stay at $2. this would be the first fare increase in nearly 10 years. the transit service wants your input so they are holding a series of public hearings. the first is tonight in martinez at the council chambers. >> right now at 6:00, fast moving flames growing by the minute in lake county. >> scared. i -- we really don't know -- >> we're live as evacuations continue where the fight to contain those flames stands at this hour. >> plus the push to reunite migrant families separated at the border, president trump's new controversial new approach to illegal immigration. >> plus the new toll possibly the way through another bay area destination. "today in the bay" continues right now. >> and good morning, thanks for starting with us. i'm marcus washington. >> hope you had a great weekend. i'm laura garcia. let's look at the forecast for today. little cooler. >> so, it was so hot over the weekend and i mean some people were just walking around com

for your ride and getting a reduced fare. the app tells you how much you'd save. only available on the west coast. compulsive video game playing qualifies as a mental health condition. >> what doctors are officially calling gaming disorder will be in the new edition of the international classification of diseases. the future of green aviation. >> the 100% electric powered two-seater was test flown in norway. passenger flights in electric planes could start in just seven years. boeing and airbus also developing electric planes. >> seven years. >> not that far away. >> not bad. the future is now then. >> those are your tech bytes. >>> president trump announces he wants a new branch of the military called space force. >> also engineers uncover new computer malware. it records what you're doing and you won't even know you're >>> it's 5:42 on this tuesday morning and you're never more than 7 minutes away from my accuweather forecast. here is a look at san rafael on 101. you can see the clouds off in the distance. i chose this shot

don't forget, you can catch fareed zakaria "gps" sunday at 10:00 p.m. choi from rome. >>> this is "cnn tonight," i'm don lemon. breaking news, sources say the white house is working on a possible summit between donald trump and vladimir putin, one that would focus on syria. that is according to the wall street journal. more on that in a minute. >>> this comes to an end of a wild week, this has been a week that shows regular rules don't awe ply when it comes to this president. the on again off again summit with kim jong-un is back on, for now anyway. the president says this. >> i think it's probably going to be a very successful, ultimately successful process. remember what i say, we will see what we will see. >> what a cliff-hanger. then there's a letter hand delivered to president trump by a former north korean spy chief. what was in that letter? >> that letter was a very nice letter. oh, would you like to see what's in that letter? >> would you tell us? >> how much? how much? i haven't seen the letter yet. i purposefully didn't open the letter. >> the

. >> supervisor fewer: when i look at these numbers it doesn't tell me how women are faring. so my next question, do you have an annual report with the status of women on economic, and safety and other issues with women in san francisco, in the affordability crisis, in tech jobs? those types of things. i received a report about your department but i have not seen a report that actually tells us how are women specifically faring in this economy and in san francisco now. >> so we have a somewhat dated report of three years ago on the economic status of women and i'm happy to share that with you. we have found that with our very small staff that the women's foundation of california does a much better job of measuring across counties how women are faring. it's called the "women's well-being index" and they have worked with the california budget project to be able to compare statistics across regions. so we rely on those statistics to help us to assess the status of women. >> supervisor fewer: well, for example, supervisor stefani and i are looking around at how women feel around

countries that perhaps wouldn't fare so well if it were not facing huge paris.three times the impact of those trade tariffs. what it will do is it will free up a lot of money for small and medium companies, china has been explicit that it shouldn't be used for the zombie companies and it will be interesting to see how this unfolds as president trump and up the rhetoric for china. —— amps. banks are coming in. —— thanks for coming in. lots more to come on the programme. stay with us on the briefing. also on the programme: i will be bringing you all the latest action from the world cup, including england's thumping victory over panama. members of the neo—nazi resistance movement stormed the world trade center armed with pistols and shotguns. we believe that, according to international law, that we have a rightful claim on certain parts of this country as ourland. i take pride in the words "ich bin ein berliner". chapman, prison—pale and slightly chubby, said not a single word in open court. it was left to his lawyer to explain his decision to plead guilty to murde

i'm fareed zakaria. i want to show a video, one that tells the story of north korea. this is our planet. specifically, asia as seen from the space station. that area is south korea. ablaze with life and light. this black hole, it looks like water. is north korea. it's a country so impoverished, so backward that it's sometimes seems to be from another century. the economy of south korea is 36 times larger than that of the north yet somehow the north korean leader now commands the center of the world's stage. this is the story of kim jong-un, his past, his present and how has managed to bring an american president to his doorstep. ♪ december 28th, 2011. kim jong-un had just inherited the cruelest, most repressive dictatorship on earth. his father kim jong-il was dead from a heart attack. in icy pyongyang, tens of thousands lined the streets. for many mourners, it was a chance to catch a glimpse of their new leader. >> people believed he's too young. he's too inexperienced. >> there were real fears that kim

. >>> uber's testing a new feature to help make fares cheaper.tested by uber employees in san francisco in los angeles. it was a passengers money in exchange for later pick up. uber already has a similar featureits carpooling service where users are able to walk to a nearby street corner and wait a bit longer in exchange for paying a cheaper fare. >>> goober is using artificial intelligence to predict medical outcomes. they recently produce research showing how alcoholism's can research a person's medical records to predict the odds of a patient being admitted, how long they may stay in the hospital and also their chances of survival. google says it could eventually be used to predict symp >>> the world cup returns right here to ktvu fox 2 this morning. world cup today starts in about an hour at 7 am. match blake continues at 8 am with uruguay playing saudi arabia. "mornings on 2" will move over to ktvu plus this morning beginning at 7 am. you can still get all of the news, traffic and weather on ktvu plus. >>> a van plowed into an apartment buil

. >> bart is having a hard time getting fare riders to pay fines after they receive citations.ed 1300 such cry nations march and april but about 800 people paid up. the low rate of return is evidence that the crackdown on fare evaders is not working and that the money would be better spent raising barriers and installing more secure fare gates. >> what do you do? rip it up? >> i guess so. >> how does bart know if i keep using the system. >> unless they stop you again and you get in more trouble. >>> a new study says cruise control can lead to distracted driving for some people. when cruise control was on drivers were more likely to use their phones to text, e-mail or use the apps on the phone. the study found that younger drivers spent 10% of their time behind the wheel. researchers say the results show that more studies are needed to understand the effects of automated cars and distracted driving. >> do you use it? >> i do on the way to work. for the most part there is not a ton of vehicle traffic on 580 when i come in that early but i'm not on my phone like the study suggests

i'm ahmed fareed. that's your look at sports. we tn this newscast.car >>> an update now to the breaking news we told you about earlier in this newscast. a woman is dead after a car crash in emeryville. it happeneded after a police chase. this is all happening at west macarthur boulevard in emeryville. it started in the tenderloin in san francisco. officers say witnesses there reported seeing a woman being assaulted. then forced into the trunk of a car. she managed to escape but san francisco police pursued that car. the white car collided with another one in emeryville. it spun out, hit a pole and caught fire. officers managed to get the driver out but the passenger, a woman, died. we're told the driver of the other car is at the hospital in fair condition. we're going to continue to follow this story and of course have more for you tonight at 11:00. >> see you then. hello, i'm dounnelg mcco d we've got some great discoveries for you along the open road. visit one of california's crown jewels, big sur, vast but vulnerable to floods, fires, and carele

the bigirlines are trying to rierste with low fare c by offering low economy fares. >>> and the car rentals, they come with a toll pass, like an ez-pass. the catch is that the toll will be paid by the rental car company and then added to your bill later, ang with a convenience fee. also, watch for surcharges forr multiplers between the ages of 21-24. finally, if your vacatioyo take out of the country, make sure your credit card does not charge a foreign transaction fee. it's typically around 3%. many top rated cards don't charge this fee. >>> right now, raccoon watch. a four-legged critter going viral. why the wholeoury is watching this itr. >>> oh, deer. what about trying to hop a metro train? the station where w this guyas spotted sprinting across the tracks. chuck? >>> you kno what he said when he didn't realize his fare. dough. get it? get it? the humidityds (bhirping, a running brook,) get it? the humidityds ahh. the new deer park sparkling is made with real spring water. ♪ it's so refreshing and delicious, you don't need slo-mo models to sell it. real spring water, real fruit flavors

inky evening for fareed's special report. also be sure to watch tonight, 9:00 p.m.tern for the new edition of the lineup, cuomo. chris, robert mueller returned new indictment tonight against paul manafort for obstruction of justice. what does that signal to you about where this russia investigation is going? >> raises a third question. it tells us the gamble et of letting manafort know and his counsel that the investigators knew he had been tampering with witnesses and using it as leverage didn't work. this was an unusual scenario. they knew things. let him know they knew and nothing happened. then they put in that memo saying we're going to mess with your release terms because of what we know. that seems to suggest whatever leverage they wanted didn't come through. mueller is making connections between russian actors and american. that's what you see with manafort and the russian who was picked up as part of this ukrainian witness tampering theory that the government has. then a question it raises is what does this mean about the utility of manafort and giving info

you can see the fascinating sitdown that fareed had tonight at 9:00 eastern right here on cnn.ay president trump will be handed a personal letter from kim jong un. what it could mean for their on again-off again meeting. for your brain.thing with an ingredient originally found in jellyfish, prevagen is the number one selling brain-health supplement in drug stores nationwide. prevagen. the name to remember. by staying in rhythm. and to keep up this pace, i drink boost optimum. boost optimum with 5 in 1 advanced nutrition helps support muscle, energy, bone, normal immune function, and vision. boost optimum. be up for life. >>> north korea's former spy chief is on his way to the white house to hand deliver a letter from kim jong-un to president trump. this is one day after kim yong chol met with secretary of state mike pompeo. and the question is, is this summit between the president and kim jong-un going to be salvaged. michelle kosinski live at the state department with more on this. what indications are you getting, michelle? >> reporter: well, we don't know what is going to be

should there be a cap on how high your fares can go. honolulu could be the first city in the u.s. with that limitation. city council approved a bill preventing surge pricing if the fare is higher than the maximum price set by testify city. uber called it outdated taxi-still requirements on ride share. >> personally i'd like a cap. but you know, the free market will decide what carrier you're going to use. so if uber is too expensive, i'm going to use the other guy. >> reporter: uper says unlike taxis, riders know up front what they'll pay before accepting a ride. honolulu attorneys will review the measure before it goes to the mayor. he would have ten days to decide if he's going to veto it. live at san jose airport, matt keller, abc 7 news. >>> a new squad at the fbi san francisco field office helped stop a recent shooting threat at valley view high school. >> it was formed after the prkland high school shooting and a rise in threats across the country. officials say because a lot of resources are needed to investigate the threats, all their longer-term investigations were suffer

cib it will make the name better known through insist it's a big country cib it is a highly relevant fare it's no longer just a computer trade fair like it used to be it's all about digital transformation the whole realm of digital technologies that we've combined in our flying machine. this electric car produced by a startup in often costs just sixteen thousand euros by the end of this year the first customers will be taking delivery the firm's electric micro bus should ease congestion in european city centers from it twenty nineteen the fourteen seat is will be running on schedule as well as on demand. these are. this mobility solution that we need know as a cloud based service aleutian is a major theme of c bit because it's not just about mobility we need to. save it is also about out official intelligence and humanoid robots that will assist people in their work. getting up when they're down that's something these robots are worked out how to do maybe see if it will also manage to get back on its feet. back as it is there now to something a little bit more even out of this well absolu

the airline said it sent some travel agents the incorrect fares, for flights to tel aviv and dubai. ronaldo scores again for portugal to knock morocco out of the world cup. an official inquiry has found that hundreds of elderly patients at a hospital in hampshire died because of an ‘institutionalised regime‘ of over—prescribing powerful painkillers when there was no medicaljustification. the report into suspicious deaths at the gosport war memorial hospital between 1989 and 2000 found there was what the authors called a disregard for human life. it says there was an institutionalised regime of prescribing dangerous doses of drugs which were not clinicallyjustified. and when dealing with family members who raised concerns , the bereaved were consistently let down by those in authority. the health secretary has apologised and says criminal charges will now be considered as our health editor hugh pym reports. mourning a mother and a grandmother, ann and bridget looking across to gosport and reflecting on their loss nearly two decades ago. i thought she was in a safe place. being cared

treats in economy, me these were in and fares were down. london heathrow with the british airways top 747 paella. different to what you are used to? american most asian carriers have retired the 747 for smaller, fuel—efficient craft, but british airways revamped these larger modern one for five airways revamped these larger modern one forfive more airways revamped these larger modern one for five more years. come and see the flight deck. we had proper instruments. it wasn't all clockwork, boeing had installed is based stage autopilot, but the british didn't trust it, so put in their own version, the thing used by sail ships to read the stars. the first three jumbos from boac had something in case the automatic navigation didn't work. it was used in the apollo projects. we would go down the corridor and on the right would be the apollo astronauts on the aircraft taking them to the moon. and on the other side, it would be pictures of thejohn bowe, because it was the same system. there is something about it, you have a real affinity to it. mod

a quick look at how markets are faring.tinued to scratch their head and figure out what this strange drama means for them. and now let's get the inside track on the world of luxury watches. china is the world's biggest watch producer, in terms of volume, but its watches are geared towards the lower end of the market. in the luxury segment, on the other hand, switzerland enjoys a position of near—monopoly. swiss watch exports rose in may — up 5.3% to $1.8 billion — the 13th month in a row of increases. and there are some very specialist players. vacheron constantin is the world's oldest watchmaker, founded in 1755. it's now owned by the richemont luxury group. we're joined by christian selmoni, style and heritage director at vacheron constantin. he has brought with him some very old timepieces. 0n he has brought with him some very old timepieces. on sale in london, is that right? yes, absolutely. we have this beautiful exhibition of around 20 watches, from our heritage and visa watches we have fully restored and serviced and

we used to have, for example, we used to have anti-aircraft missile battalion, when i talk to war fare and young captain, they look at me like i have three eyes when i talk about the marine corps had missile battalions, antiaircraft missile battalions, i look at opportunities also, we have to look at the force and go do we meet and pace the threat that we have the over match that we need across the board? >>> thanks for the opportunity. it is alood wa gto be a visitor in dc, not permanently assigned. great to be up to be a part of the panel. you mentioned this is part of the emerging, reemerging, tegy tt we have used it as forcing function for building readiness and as an example, it recently returned to being a war fighting organization at the math level, 4 formation for the last several years because of many things general wallish rr had talked-- wallish talked about, the aid was the largest war fighting organization, largest on the east coast. the expeditionary force was not going to be assigned mission to fight at that level. this is really reenergized an effort to-- with it not to