he could have this really beautiful picture that included forrester's -- forest, which is something that people do not see consciously. beautiful rolling hills. it did not look like that when olmstead began. he saw that was an important part of it. it was also important that the country learn you could have a scientifically managed forest. they had been doing it for centuries in europe, but it was not the practice here. he helped bring back together with george vanderbilt. as olmstead and vanderbilt were working out the bigger estate -- they understand the scientifically-managed forest would be a really big part of the estate -- they had to find someone who would make this happen. the first person they brought in as the first manager was remembered more from the national forest service. he was the first leader of what was to become the national forest service. he started his career here at biltmore. was it going to look like in 20 years? was it going to look like in 50 years. as the director of horticulture, i have one important job. the azalea garden, the shrub garden, the water gardens

that's because the west portal appear forrest hills station will be closed while the tin twaeks tunneln use since february of 1918 needs a lot of work. >> including track work, work to the waums and also work to the drainage systems as well for the next generation of immuneny ride zbleers the rails are so old that trains are forced to slow down upon entering the tunnel. the san francisco mumble transportation agency placed notices at several stations and door hangers on handrails are there to make sure everyone understands the changes. >> i've gotten the sheet. and i'm looking at the sheet when i have to figure out what to do. >> he was in luck. the sfmta representative took time to someplace what he needed to do. those used to coming to the west portal station will now hop on the l. bus. those on the immuneny metro at forrest hills will take the m because near the station on brew duey boulevard. >> they will be dropped off at castro or church stations. >> from there boarding the immuneny metro to downtown. alex newberg has taken a schultz here before and knows it's an inconvenience. >

myalong with the entire 17th ngressional team offer our deepest and heart-fel condolences tth forrest family. i have requested that a united states flag be flown over the capitol to honor the life and legacy of penny forrest. as i close today i urge all my colleagues to praying my -- for our country. thank you and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the chair recognizes the gentleman from texas, mr. green, for five minutes. all right. the chair recognizes the gentleman from new jersey, mr. lance, for five minutes. thank you, madam speaker. i rise today to honor alzheimer's awareness month. every june this nation is reminded of the great public health challenge of alzheimer's, and we redouble our efforts to combat this terrible disease. the numbers are sobering. the lives lost to this grave illness have increased 123% over the last decade. many families have lost loved ones and many more struggle with family or friends who fight this awful disease. the work of loved ones to provide high-quality health care and comfort is extraordinar

defeat of saudi arabia in rushed off a first half corner was poked home by none other than lewis forrest the win means that russia also because of the knockout stages eliminating both saudi arabia and egypt from the competition your white face russia on monday in the game that will determine the winner of a. also on wednesday one of the tournament favorites portugal beat morocco in moscow in a tightly fault group b. battle the portuguese did not waste any time in taking the lead christiane they were although they didn't show while. you go oh no right into the back just it was too much for morocco keeper monier now. the rockets were no pushover they came close to equalising the second half if it weren't for the safe hands of roy for sure she won the all the final score there and morocco become the first team. that people have the. information they provide the kenyans they want to express g.w. on facebook and twitter up to date and in touch follow us.

those taking the muni metro at forrest hills will take the m bus near the station on dew y boulevard. >> the bus also drop people off at castro a or church stations. >> from there they board the muni metro to downtown. >> i'm assuming the bus substitutions will work. knock onwood. i'll have to take a bus. >> the mta says plan ahead, leave early be patient. >> reporter: so you know on monday there will be a burcham of people to help guide you. if you are still confused, as sort of i am, visit our website, abc7news.com, for all of the details. live in san francisco, lyanne melendez, abc 7 news. >>> all right, lyanne thank you so much. >>> a southern california pet store chain is liking wounds after the proposed store in san francisco's knowy valley neighborhood was remgted. founder of healthy spot thanks merchants and individuals supporting the story. but said the criticism had miss charactersizations they wanted to move into the old radio shack story location. but other pet store owners protested. >> you can expect people to head to the beach with the heat. and san francisco officials

aÑos y estaba 27 aÑos de edad que era maestro de escuela privada y tambiÉn trabajaba como niÑera forrest a varios menores de edad estaban bajo su cuidado. >>dijo que sus genitales fueron expuestos por accidente aunque despuÉs aceptÓ que habÍa obligado a uno de los menores a tocarlo. investigan quiÉnes son estos sujetos que robaron una estaciÓn de gasolina la tienda estaba cerrada a esa hora rompieron una ven tana y en dar un agarrando lo que podÍan tardaron menos de un minuto dentro del establecimiento cualquier informaciÓn al res recto favor comuniquelo a la policÍa. >> la polÍtica de separaciÓn de familias ha llevado a distintas organizaciones a endurecer la reses herencia han -- resistencia ante esta prÁctica. tenemos una cobertura en equipo con jaime quien nos hablarÁ del aumento de las visiones migratorias para ciertos familiares. >>estamos en el cruce de las calles santa clara al centro de san josÉ donde nela jung a mientos iban a reunir alrededor de 700 personas para protesta dar contra estas polÍticas que catalogan como inhumanas por parte de la administraciÓn donald trump. >>lo

and forrest met him in the frenches of sell masm selma had at that point been protected by a series of continuous earthworks that stretched from the east side of selma near beach creek in an arc a horseshoe, about three, three and a half miles around to the west side they have city, again to the bank of the alabama river to valley creek. it was defended on the south side by the river and unapproachable that way. general forest was forced to defend the town what cobbled together group. he only had about 1,500 men who were dependable troops, then you had militia and state troops, convalescents and he even pressed private citizens into service. so general forrest did not have his normal complement of men with which to defend selma whereas general wilson had available for combat at selma 9,000 battle hardened troopers equipped with the censer carbington rifle which allowed them to fire seven shots without reloading whereas the confederates with muzzle loaders fired one shot and reload. they were a distinct disadvantage to the troopers. now the battle of selma was a short, intense affair. a

the trees are put under stress tests, the results help forrester's understand the effects of climate change. they want to know how long trees can go without water for instance. >> when we consider which trees to cut down and which to keep, we can base ou decision on which trees cope best in dry conditions. the researchers are hoping to develop a drug wide network of treating trees that would help raise awareness for force protection. >> s shift says, let trees to be talking. do you want to find out more about the digital world? check out our facebook page. you will find all the latest news andrends as well as s apps and tutorials. shift reports are there, too. like us, post comments and give us your opinions at dw digital. as always, we the shift through the exit. our internet find of the week. this time tetris. wheno tetris blocks gett to kn e each other, it is sisimilar to humumans. theyey go oufor coffee, catch a moe, and thehen et for a romamantic dinner. when everything is justt right, the mood might get cozy. sometimes, things just don't fall intnto place. at least in the stori

he ordered nathan bedford forrest to defend. forrest knew the situation.knew he didn't have the men. so there are occasions had been built -- so they retaineds -- so builtades had been around the city. they could have held off the union army for a considerable time. they didn't. most of our fighting men were far from home, north carolina in fact. they ordered everyone, even if you are a petticoat, into the barricades. two waves of union troops were repelled, but not the third. later compared it all to the charge of the white prepaid in thehe white brigade crimean war. once one fell, of course, they had to retreat. there was a second round of barricades closer to the town, but they weren't. fled downd his men the road and got out of town. after which it was difficult to get much cooperation from the soldiers to keep the town from burning to the ground. selma revealed after the war. war.built after the andebuilt its railroads, added more railroads. at one point, it had five railroads or railroads to-be then, running into selma. from theght in cotton whole su

she said that she had no idea that forrest timothy hayes had died after they did heroin on the yacht together, and when she found out, it was one of the worst moments of her life. instead of coldly sipping wine while he was unconscious, she was panicked and agonized over looking to call 911. >> he had passed out and i know at and not woken up for 24 hours later and so i figured it is something in jail after pleading giuilty to involuntary manslaughter and prosti distribution drug drugs. she was deported to canada and she is saying that she is leading a clean and sober life and thinks about hayes everyday. >>> and in saudi arabia, women are getting behind the wheel and driving for the first time in the country's history. they demanded the right to drive for the last three decades, and now, they announced that last year that the ban would come to an end. in the past, saudi women had to rely on the men in their families to drive them. they took them from one place to another and even on errands and women had to sit in the back seat of the vehicle. >>> world cup trophies are full on tt t

she spent three years in the death of forrest hayes. he died after she injected him with heroin in santa cruz in 2014. the new charges are related to the death of her ex-boyfriend who died of an overdose in georgia two months before he died. last month she did a tv tell-all about his death. >> i didn't know he was in immediate dress. it looked to me like he was still breathing, just passed out. >> the district attorney in georgia wants her to be extradited to face the new charges. >>> check out what the lack of cloud cover is doing to our temperatures this morning, especially novato. 3 degrees cooler, all the way down peninsula, san jose, 7 cooler in oakland and a few in east bay valleys. mainly mid to upper 50s again, 51 black hawk the cool spot and exception 5.5 san ramon. then we go to brentwood, concord, 60 degrees. down to 60 in san jose, 61 los gatos, 51 pacifica, about 48 in novato. in fact, look at the lack of clouds. no need to worry about drizzle away from the coast. just like we talked about yesterday if there is any of that

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talking to our wyoming state forrester, he has a rule of sixes. he says about every six year, 2018 is the sixth year. wyoming will see fire. questions remain about forest health, improving coordination among partners and how we can best do that. a lot of it comes down to millions of acres of the system across the west affected by beetles. we are no stranger to die off's. standing dead trees posed significant threats. you both identified the need to both agencies have tools to take preventative action including those provided in the recent omnibus. in places like wyoming where lower intensity fire season is expected but it may happen, your have beendo they flexibility you need to take advantage of certain years and adapt fuels, treatments as the year goes on in real-time to increase preventative measures to get ahead of the curve in terms of this standing fuel? senator,stiansen: thank you for that really good question. i don't mean to burst your bubb the white on the map tha t sen.cantwell: up does not meas below normal. that means it is normal con

australian billionaire andrew forrest has offered to fund the establishment of a global database on brain really serious progress. since you gave me the permission to say you were going to be the first signatory on the universal cancer databank, we've been able to reach out to people all over the world. good. oncologists and patients all over the world are saying data is the key. we just have to collate it and organise it, through mustering the powers of governments, individuals and patients to drive their own data, to create a massive pool of data which is for free and equal access for oncologists and researchers qualified all over the world. but there is caution amongst some researchers about how to collect good—quality data from so many different types of treatment. however, through collaborating with pharmaceutical companies, governments and using artificial intelligence, tessa and andrew's hope is that these barriers can be overcome. and we're going to carry on with... we're going to carry on with that. and i can see now, clearly, she wants her suffering to have meaning, meaning to o

but what happened is i continued to run, run, run, and i was like forrest gump running through west virginia, until my knees and my ankles and my joints really started to hurt. i started taking nonsteroidal anti-inflammatories, - of course. - the kind i gave my patients. discovered that i got an ulcer from that. - [melina] wow. - and subsequently, was told about omega-3 fatty acids and how it helped. i started taking them and sure enough, i had a major improvement. not only in my mood, but also in my joints, my knees, my ankles. i became sharper, more focused and actually was able to get back to neurosurgery in the most exciting part of my career. - and being better than ever, i can imagine. - well, i also discovered that cross-training helped me stay much more fit. and i discovered triathlons and began competing, and i'm pleased to say that i finished my eighth iron man world championship race last october. i don't like to say at the age of 74. - well, your secret is safe with me. - i have to say that exercise and omega-3 fatty acids, fish oil, really helped restore my mind, my mood, my joi

i discovered the case in 2013 in the forrester's diary. it took me two years to get a book contract, the research went on but i didn't do it all myself as i can't afford to fly to the united states every time i have a research question so i hired a couple researchers, one of the men extremely talented archivist from washington dc who used to be the librarian for the washington historical society, gail mccormick. she knows the library of congress like her own backyard and was able to dig up a lot of information. my undying thanks to her because she helped shape the book to what it is today. >> could you describe the re-creation of the monument or the marker on the gravesite they created or put back that had been standing in the beginning? >> the question is could i describe the creation of the monument to the deceased mayor? in germany, graves are reused, not like american cemeteries where once you are buried at days forever. after about 30 years if the family doesn't renew the plot, the graves will be reused and the tombstone removed. in t

[applause] >> like i said, right, wrong, and fortunate, right place, sometimes i've felt a little forrest gumpish and many back stories never made they ware into print. in 2002 i accompanied arlen specter to cuba for a meeting that he was ale offing with fidel castro, my observations from at that time trip were a week-long daily news feature that began with a consider store -- look carefully and i think shane and specter gets the photo credit. aim right? who would have thought. missed your calling. castro may have served me my first but we argued but world events and what i most remember and not published in he daily news, although i should have, is that at the end of the night, knowing i'm a cigar smoker he prepared me with a box of my favorites which were trinidads and then signed the top of the box. when i got home, i showed to its my wife. she was ecstatic. couldn't understand why. she said, well, the kid' school auction is coming um. this will be fabulous. of course i had to complaint was then the most valuable item in my estate and probably still is. ien conducted barack obama's fir

we have we've seen many many attacks across the country one of the boldest in forrest city where taliban attacked a just about two weeks ago attacked from multiple sides and that just that provincial capital and it was only hundreds of commandos had to be sent in by the u.s. air force and the afghan air force had to work together u.s. forces and advisers had to help to push back that taliban offensive and that's just one of so many that we have seen during the spring fighting season that started at near the end of april and is still ongoing afghan president ashraf ghani hoping the ceasefire might slow the fighting we're just going to have to wait and see what happens ok jennifer glasper has the latest from kabul thanks very much and from. jordan's new promise says he's closer to withdrawing contentious tax changes that people have been protesting against for days. the demonstrations forced the previous prime ministers sat down earlier this week has promised to take immediate action to form a new tax law that suits everyone and says he hopes to have a clear vision on the reforms by the en

[applause] like i said right, wrong, fortunate right place, right time sometimes identify felt forrestumpish and often many back stories that never made their way into print. i was fortunate in january of 2002 to accompany united states senator inspector good friend of mine for a meeting that he was having with piddle castro my observations from that trip were a week long "daily news" feature that began with a cover story -- by the way, look carefully and i think shane and spector gets photo credit am i right -- who would have thought you missed your calling? castro may have served me but we argue ad about world events and what i most remember and not published in "daily news" although i should have is that at the end of the night knowing that i'm a cigar smoker he presented me with a box of my favorites at the time were trinidad and thene signed the top of the box. when i got home, showed it to my wife she was extactic i couldn't understand why. and she said well you know the kids school auction is coming up this will be fabulous -- [laughter] i had to explain to her that it was then

richard forrest, bbc news.rly still celebrating first thing this morning. they have been up all night. we have a photo we might tweet later in the bars as we worked here this morning. they are joyous and let's show you the scene back at home. they were assuring yesterday that the whole nation would be gripped. they have elections come out in mexico and the country is quite divided, lots of people also saying this is a real unifying moment for them. what an incredible result, partying not only here in moscow, but back home in mexico too far into the night, i am sure. so it was a day of surprises here at the world cup, who knows what is going to come next. that is what everybody is saying, how exciting it has been so is saying, how exciting it has been so far. of course we are looking forward to the england game tonight against tunisia. we hear that they have had a restful time, they have been playing fortnite, watching love island, playing darts and will have all the action in the buildup to today's games here i

david duckenfield was the match commander at the 1989 semifinal between liverpool and nottingham forrestrder preventing him being tried was imposed 18 years ago, but the crown prosecution service applied to lift what is called an historical stay halting further proceedings on mr duckenfield. thejudge preston crown court ruled in respect of the defendant david duckenfield, and lift to stay. 96 liverpool fans were killed in the crush. some of the relatives were in court to hear the ruling, others watch proceedings on a video link in liverpool. four other men will also face trial on charges relating to hillsborough. the format sheffield wednesday club secretary is charged with health and safety a nd secretary is charged with health and safety and safety at sports ground offences. former solicitor peter metcalf and former police officers donald denton and alan foster charged with perverting the course of justice. charged with perverting the course ofjustice. mr duckenfield is set to go on trial in september for the manslaughter by gross negligence of 95 football supporters. under the law at

abby: lillian forrester is pregnant, which explains why she hasn't been working out as much in the mornings

time it's done and dusted hill forrest president are one and his party are concerned already they've taken. their victory presidents out about himself has received phone calls from several foreign leaders to congratulate him on this victory he is expected to give a brief victory statesman saying if you stop stop was his hometown where he cost his ballots or earlier or the sunday before he heads out here to address these crowds at a big gathering outside the uk party. where he would give. the victory speech it is a concept we want that is delivered from the balcony of the car seats headed towards was this victory is something that is to be underlined to your great success. and the parts you not only because it is the thirteenth straight electro test that they appear to have come out successful but also it is the first monarch of the new constitution it is a real energise ation so to speak of the electorate in favor of iraq's policies as far as she is concerned that further gives him legitimacy for the probe political program that's here and his party have been following so for them it

she met forrest hayes on his yacht in santa cruz five years ago. tichelman injected hayes with what proved to be a fatal dose of heroin shortly after she got on board. tonight she says she regrets abandoning hayes, who was a father of five. alix tichelman, nicknamed by national media as the "call girl killer" and "harbor hooker" of santa cruz, is side of the story.in a series of interviews this week, tichelman relived the day that she met a google executive on his yacht in the santa cruz harbor, injected him with heroin, and panicked when he lost consciousness.tichelman had only met hayes once before, when he paid her more than $3,000 to go to lunch. he told her his name was "tim." for their second meeting, tichelman said hayes asked her to bring heroin so they could "party" on his boat, named the escape."this was consensual. he hired me to be there. i was supposed to be there to do what he wanted me to do," tichelman said.tichelman said she didn't know hayes had taken valium and drank alcohol earlier that day."he seemed perfectly sober to me. if i

. >>> forrest gump ran across the country in a movie. >> >>> all right, we are following breaking newsake a look at this live picture of smoke rising from a fire on marywood drive, south of highway 24, very close to the tunnel. it's not clear what is burning. this shot is courtesy of oakland fire live. sky 7 is on the way. when we get there -- there it is, oakland fire live. when we get there, we'll get more information with the helicopter. we'll bring it to you live right here on abc 7 news. not big at this point, and firefighters do not want it to change. but there are homes in that area and of course lots of brush. >>> today is flag day, celebrating the adoption of the flag 214 years ago. almaden country club dedicated a new flagpole donated by doug kiefer and his wife. a ceremony was held with the help of active service duty members, including one who just returned from his second tour of duty in afghanistan. >>> if you see a man in a cape and super hero costume streaking past your home tonight, it's not your imagination. it's jamie mcdonald, and he's on a long-distance run that wi

[applause] >> please welcome the internationally acclaimed irish tenor mark forrest. [applause] >> ♪ he will raise you up make you to shine and hold you in the palm of his hand the lord may rescue you es he will raise you up the brett of dawn ake you to shine and hold you in the palm of his hand e will raise you up on the brett of dawn make you to shine d hold you in the palm you need not fear he terrors of the night and he will raise you up on eagles wings of ear you on the breath dawn ake you to shine like the sun nd hold you in the palm of his hand e has given a command yes, he will raise you up n eagle's wings of dawn on the breath make you shine like the sun he will hold you in the palm f his hand will hold you he would hold you palm of his hand ♪ [applause] >> from the robert f. kennedy children's action core please welcome bianca fonseca. [applause] >> idealism, high aspirations and deep convictions are not compatible with the most practical and fort worth of basic s, but there is no inconsistency between ideal and realistic possibilities. no separation between

she met forrest hayes on his yacht in santa cruz five years ago.ayes with what proved to be a fatal dose of heroin shortly after she got on board. tonight she says she regrets abandoning hayes, who was a father of five children. alix tichelman, nicknamed by national media as the "call girl killer" and "harbor hooker" of santa cruz, is finally telling her side of the story.in a series of interviews this week, tichelman relived the day that she met a google executive on his yacht in the santa cruz harbor, injected him with heroin, and panicked when he lost consciousness.tichelman had only met hayes once before, when he paid her more than $3,000 to go to lunch. he told her his name was "tim." for their second meeting, tichelman said hayes asked her to bring heroin so they could "party" on his boat, named the escape."this was consensual. he hired me to be there. i was supposed to be there to do what he wanted me to do," tichelman said.tichelman said she didn't know hayes had taken valium and drank alcohol earlier that day."he seemed perfectly sober to

forrest rates have been low some years while the economy has been recovering from the financial crisis. ramy: what does this all mean looking ahead? we will get to that in a ce of minutes. first, a quick reminder of how u.s. stocks ended. as the news dropped from the fed, we also saw stocks drop from the news. with interest rates going higher, that always has an effect on equities and risk. the dow is down about .5%. the s&p 500 is down loth that and the nasq trailing by about a 10th of a present. we're looking at something on the order of about two weeks or so. this also is not unexpected. every ti we see rate rise. that, weer the top of have had a trade rhetoric roundup again again -- republican. -- ramp up again. beijing' is reaction is not helping the mood. the biggest reaction we thought was going to be in the bond market. the flatning of the curv whichever way you look at it, that was a pretty strong reaction to it to start talking about curve itake a look at howe setting up and asia pivot a big session given largely guided by the performance of the u.s. dollar. we had the dollar

cannes he's grandpa forrest gump. a public apology says it not an apology. the reason hillary lost was in additioning to her unparalleled unlikability was her world class hypocrisy. she thought she would ride the lady train to 1600 pennsylvania avenue because every woman would proclaim, i am with her. monica lewinsky has taken stock in her life and taken responsibility. i guess that's too much to ask for the most powerful in the world who abused that power. he takes the opportunity to explain why every woman should be so lucky to hold this cigar. kennedy: his claim he happens to be a fan of that very movement that aims to rid the workplace of people like him. >> i like the #metoo movement. it's way overdue. it doesn't mean i agree with everything. i still have questions about some of the issues. kenned if you listen closely you can hear everyone on set docko doing a spit take. the party panel is back. malice, what did you think of the interview. >> monica lewinsky when this was happening, bill clinton and his goons made it a case in the press that she was a

tichelman was deported to canada after serving a sentence for giving a deadly heroin shot to forrest november of 2013. she then left without calling for help when he passed out. tichelman got out of jail last year. she could now face murder charges in georgia. she is accused of causing her boyfriend's death... by giving him drugs while he was drunk. ( james ) in an unanimous vote.. the mountian view city council has approved a november ballot measure asking residents to approve taxing businesses like google. the tax could be between nine and 149 dollars per employee... google has 20- thousand in mountian view. the head tax would hit 3- thousand-plus businesses with a progressive flat rate based on their size. the money would go to transit projects.. affordable housing and homless services. ( darya ) a san francisco judge is tossing out a lawsuit against the president over student loan debt. that lawsuit accused the trump administration of illegally reneging on an obama-era committment to forgive loans. those loans were for students defrauded by the corinthian for profit college chain

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[applause] >> please welcome the internationally acclaimed irish tenor mark forrest. [applause] >> ♪ he will raise you up on eagle's wings, bear you on the breath of dawn, make you to shine like the sun, and hold you in the palm of his hand. and u o dwell in the shelter of the lord, who abide in his shadow for life, say to the lord, "my refuge, my rock in whom i trust." yes, he will raise you up on eagle's wings, bear you on the breath of dawn, make you to shine like the sun, and hold you in the palm of his hand. the snare of the fowler will never capture you, and famine will bring you no fear, under his wings your refuge, his faithfulness, your shield. yes, he will raise you up on eagle's wings, bear you on the breath of dawn, make you to shine like the sun, and hold you in the palm of his hand. you need not fear the terror of the night, nor the arrow that flies by day, though thousands fall about you, near you it shall not come. and he will raise you up on eagle's wings, bear you on the breath of dawn, make you to shine like the sun, and hold you in the palm of his

alex tickleman is speaking out about the des of a google executive and married father of five, forresttimothy hayes. she talks about meeting hayes on his yacht in the santa cruz harbor in 2013. tickleman says he wanted to party. she injected him with heroin and then he lost consciousness. >> i was in a complete panic. i just wanted to make it look like no one had been there so that i didn't get him in trouble with his wife or the police or his workplace. >> investigators say surveillance video shows tickleman trying to revive hayes. they say she then stepped over his body, finished a glass of wine and casually walked away. >> as i was driving home, i stopped the car multiple times and i was just agonizing over calling 911. i wish i could go back and change what happened, but i can't and that's something that i have to live with and something that his family has to live with. >> tickleman pled guilty in 2015 to felony involuntary manslaughter and administrating drugs. she served three years in santa cruz county and was deported to canada after her release from jail. >>> a dinner party e

it's a great young team that billy and david forrest have put together, and we're excited about the second we want to have that next generation. we want to have our fans connected to them over multiple years. and the key to that is a new ballpark, the revenues that would bring, and the excitement and energy of a packed house, which we're excited to be opening in 2023. we're building in oakland. it's going to be a great project. more and more people are getting behind it every year. at that's a great thing." you have to love kavals enthusiasm but when he says 2023 we will have a new stadium...and thuis the abiulirty to be good again....man dave i know you are being honest but in a market wit the warriors..giant s...49ers all mamoing high power claims....how fans will be left in 2023.....anyway left in 2023.....anyway good for you keep those spirts up....see you next hour. (ken) to get hit by a train you have to be either near or on the tracks... (vicki) but there are people who -- actually put themselves in harm's way while trying to get to work .. .. a the arms are coming down and all you

ri friends travis and forrest, they collected wol and punisher, and they each had a a number one.ne then you'll sell it for $10,000 one day, and you'll be set for life. >> jo,my: yeah. >> went -- i went to bingo with my mom. [ laughter ] and this story. >> jimmy: as kids do. >> as one does.my >> jyes. as one does. >> accompanied mom to the gambling hall. >> jimmy: a little bingo time. >> and she let me play, and i picked my own numbers, for one game, the pick eight, i could play. and i won $300 and i went and i spent it allmic books, just blew the entire check, and i got all these number ones, including this o, right here, "the infinity gauntlet." >> jimmy: which is --li >> which i a really crucial story element in the "infinity war" film, so my brother dug that up and he was like, dude, did you know we have -- you boug that comic book when you were a kid. and so, this is where it starts to get weird l i was don, and i was at this bellator mma fight, have you ever -- it's like a -- kinda like a mma, kind of like the ufc, a big fight. >> jimmy: yep. >> and this guy --: >> jimu're i

he's so central to so much of this there's a forrest gump quality. you think he was around at the trump tower meeting. he's only one degree of separation of people linked to the kgb, et cetera, and yet that's not proof. that's just circumstance. i want to reed you some of the reporting and get your view on it. a source familiar with the case says the indictment is brutal for manafort. he doesn't have anything to trade. cooperating didn't possible because he didn't collude are the russians at the trump campaign's request. at the trump campaign's q meaning he could have done something solo. what does your reporting say about if there is anything to cooperate on? >> that's the question. anybody who knows what paul manafort knows would likely have something to be able to proffer to mueller and his team. mueller is working with anybody willing to work with him. he's working with george papadopoulos, other folks from the campaign, rick gates -- he clearly wants manafort. >> i'll let you finish, but all papadopoulos has is the latte instructions. that's all

drone view 7 shows how the dense forrest provided cover. now the illegal industry that operated in the shadows for decades is struggling to make its way in a legal marketplace. regulations, high fees and a fld of new growers all present unique kalks. >> it's just historic time. we are create agnew industry. >> alex moore runs honeydew firmts he is licensed for 6.5 acres of cannabis. >> some things have gotten easier. i mean there is new challenges. >> moore is growing the prized weed that has made humboldt county famed around the world. since 1996 growers operated in a gray market producing medical cannabis, legal in our state. but illegal under federal law. when california o cannabis for recreational use in 2016, more thought there would abrush for pot. so he ramped up production. >> we don't know if we'll sell the crop we're growing. >> that's a problem facing many growers. >> you look at the bare bones, the distribution, taxes licenses. it's difficult. >> she says legalization forced the price of pot down nearly 40% since the high in sue

alex spent three years in prison in the death of the google exec forrest hayes.e died after she injected him with heroin in santa cruz in 2017. the new charges are for her boyfriend who died in georgia two months before hayes did. she did a tell-all interview about his death. >> i didn't know he was in immediate distress. it looked to me like he was still breathing. it just looked like he had passed out. >> district attorney in fulton county, georgia, wants her to be extradited to face the new charges. >>> hundreds of san jose police officers want the city's independent auditor fired. it's all because of use t gte bridge is one of the beautiful landmarks here in the bay area, but of course in the bay area, but of course ...you discover paint bleed you under your tape...... not with frogtape! frogtape is the only painter's tape treated with patented paintblock technology. paintblock reacts with the water in latex paint to form a micro-barrier against paint bleed, giving you the sharpest lines possible. get professional results with frogtape... no messy lines, no p

there will no train service at the west polarle and forrest hills station.uses will run in place of montana. in ocean view and l terraville train lines. there will be other disruptions as well. check the websites. >>> as if on cue, summer arrives on the calendar on the thermometer at the same time. >> spencer. >> i wish i could buy an air-conditioned suit. >> they should make that. >> let's get a patent on that. a look at live doppler 7, sunny skies and warm to hot conditions all across the bay area right now. let me fif you a live view at santa cruz beach. probably a good place to be right now. get near the cool water. it's currently 69? san francisco. 76 across the bay in oakland. 83 at mountain view. 89 at san jose. 101 at gilroy. 61 at half moon bay. a view from the east bay hills looking to the golden gate notice the absence of marine layer there. it's 94 treeings in santa rooz. nap an 9. 97 in novato. 100 at conorder. really sizzling inland hotter tomorrow. here a view of cool bay waters from the shore stormy camera at pier 15 in san francisco. these a

in the years ahead he will be the forrest gump of the eastern theater of the civil war. he will be at every major battle of bull run. by the end of it, he is a national hero. he is known at the boy general. and here he is. this is someone who came to manhood during the four years of that terrible conflict. he's got his boots, he's got that red tie, custer's trademark. he worked very hard at perfect ing this outfit. it's not an accident that his best friend in life would become lawrence barrett, the shakespearean author. custer was acting all the time and this was the perfect outfit to lead your men into battle. this is custer, the hero of the civil war. and this is custer nine years later, now a great american hero of the west. this was taken in 1874. notice how a mountain man's stuffiness has taken over the the cheeks there, buckskin, reclining over the chair. his favorite scout, bloody knife, is pointing to the map spread out across his knees. notice his dog at his feet. see that rifle to his right. he will carry that into the battle of the little big horn. this was ta

minimums trapped people like wyler in the system but what happens when no mandatory minimum soren forrest for certain gun crimes. were heading to chicago a city where gun violence has spiraled out of control in two thousand and thirteen there were over two thousand victims of gun violence and four hundred fourteen homicides an f.b.i. report. released just this week branding chicago is the murder capital of america the murder of fifteen year old had dia pendleton an honor student captured national attention and inspired a mandatory minimum gun bill in chicago pendleton was shot and killed while hanging out with friends at a kenwood park michael ward kenneth williams had been charged with her murder idea pendleton was me. and i was her but i got to grow up to carry. and the person that that murdered our daughter. he was. already on a gun charge and had he been there and he got the mandatory minimum he would have been out so i don't it would still be alive today. despite the national trend away from mandatory minimums chicago politicians and law enforcement are rallying behind a proposed gun

quarter, ad remember fort pillow, reference to a battle in west tennessee in which nathan bedford forrest was accused of massacring black troops who surrendered. it is important to note that it was conventional wisdom among confederate soldiers that, if they were captured by black troops they would be killed. quarterhis cry of no was logical, and conformed with a preconceived notion the confederates had of fighting blacks. the virginians, joined by some a paul's men, made their salt little after 9:00. the site of ferrero's men incited in the troops indignant a confederate officer, creating in my men a hot rage. a vicious hand-two-hand combat wasrred, in which blood running shoe-soul deep in the trenches, men fell in heaps and earth,ore fell to the resulting in the confederates recapturing a portion of their lines north of the crater. many of the federal defenders but at this first attack, enough of them remained to repulse colonel hall's attack. and by about noon there was a cessation in the fighting, as both sides assessed the tactical situation. the federal survivors begin constructing

tichelman was deported to canada after serving a sentence for giving a deadly heroin shot to forrest hayes on his yacht in santa cruz in november of 2013. she then left without calling for help when he passed out. tichelman recently spoke out about what happened. "in the past i have done drugs and passed out for 24 hours. i figured it was something like that. i just wanted to make it look like no one had been there so he didn't get in trouble with his wife,or police, or his workplace." (vicki)(vicki) tichelman got out of jail last year. she could now face murder charges in georgia -- after she is accused of causing her ex-boyfriend's death... by giving him drugs while he was drunk. (ken) happening now in the east bay... police in fremont are searching for a man who they say broke into a home.. and exposed himself to an 18-year-old woman. kron4's sara stinson has the details in the case. it's been almost one week since a man broke into a home and exposed himself to a woman here on andromeda circle.i spoke to people in the area who say they are nervous that he is still on the loose."of

we are joined by kim forrest. a lot of back and forth news wise.e know that by the end of the day, the national traded pfizer to donald trump is saying we are not going to single out china for specific -- trade advisor to donald trump is not saying we are going to single out china for specific restrictions. do you think this will cause further trouble for tech stocks? kim: i think that tech is a leastl case because -- at whenever i was a software engineer a long time ago -- anything that gets exported to any country has to go through a technology and defense review. this is an area that i think investors have to pay attention to what the product is and can another country actually invest in a company? cases, even if it were some he we were not in a trade skirmish with, the answer was no. i think that is going to continue. there is plenty of technology that has nothing to do with defense issues or defense contractors. i think that is still open. i think this is all a very complicated negotiating tactic with, not just china but the rest of the countr

they are staying at a hotel called forrest mix, we call it for—rest mix. a hotel called forrest mix,up. away from this world cup, let‘s fast forward eight years, and it‘s been announced the 2026 world cup will be held in the united states, canada and mexico. the "united 2026" beat morocco, winning over twice the number of votes. the tournament will be the biggest world cup ever held, with 48 teams playing 80 matches over 34 days. elsewhere in sport, england‘s cricketers got their one—day international series with australia off to a winning start at the oval. england were always on top, bowling the visitors out forjust 214, and they reached their target with more than six overs to spare. david willey hitting the winning runs with a six. in golf, it‘s the opening round of the second major of the year, the us open, later. it‘s being played at shinnecock hills in new york state and the winner seven years ago, rory mcilroy believes he is in good shape to win it again. he is looking and sounding pretty confident. that is it for now. back to you. see you later. carol will have the latest on