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people that the p schoovided for her, an attorney provided by the district to take care of children in foste care. she credits these people with urging her forward. she's amazing. > how and where is the rest of her family? >> they are stillhere. she has contact with them but you heard in what i showed you here tonight, this is a young woman. i feel for her. been down th road she is doing it forherself. >> thanksor the follow-up. >> thank you,ie jack coming up on the trail, the news 4 eye team introduces us to a especially trained police k-9. >> we may not find it. we can miss it. a dog has aeen sense of smell. >> next at 11:00, how local cops could use animals like this to sniff out child porn and stop onli predators. >> plus, a story that had a lot of parents talking today. the special pricing that went a little too well for wild-a-bear. t so well they had to turn customers away and close. >> and take a look, here's what we're waking up too tomorrow morning.es temperatn the 60s and low 70s. a comfortable start. another hot day. i' alsoracking increasing humidity levels and storm humidity le

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driving car is going to be negotiating with a eyeball on the market to buy right of way to get into the fost lane on the freeway this sort of saif i stuff is maybe five ten years away from us at this pace of change right now we just at the point where the market infrastructure is starting to get solid enough to be attracting major institutions into the space the. we've seen them in the last year. there was a flash crash on one of the major exchanges where the price of ether dropped from three hundred dollars down to ten cents in the space of fifteen seconds we've seen exchanges including the the most the largest most liquid exchange get hacked to this day on current prices they've been over twelve billion dollars stolen firm crypto exchanges which if you look at the list of heists in history that's pretty high up on the list so there's clear and there's a. massive fragmentation in the market it's very hard to get transparency huge job persisting in the market so you you've got a market which is suddenly getting a lot of attention major players in zero two billion dollars of institutional cap

driving car is going to be negotiating with a i bought on the market to buy right of way to get into the fost lane on the freeway this sort of saif i stuff is maybe five ten years away from us at this pace of change and right now we just at the point where the market infrastructure is starting to get solid enough to be attracting major institutions into the space the. we've seen in the last year. there was a flash crash on one of the major exchanges where the price of ether dropped from three hundred dollars down to ten cents in the space of fifteen seconds we've seen exchanges including the the most the largest most liquid exchange get hacked to this day on current prices they've been over twelve billion dollars stolen firm crypto exchanges which if you look at the list of heists in history that's pretty high up on the list so there's clear and there's . massive fragmentation in the market it's very hard to get transparency huge job persisting in the market so you you've got a market which is suddenly getting a lot of attention major players in zero two billion dollars of institutional capit

fossil fuel we want to the not for a long period to come fossil fuel still accounts for the vaastu fost majority of our energy production today so we still going to have to invest in that because it is part of life well you like it or not and that includes shale technology you've been able to go deeper into the oceans to to take more oil and gas off etc we are going to need it because you not going to want to let you call stand there idle if your car drives on on petrol that's just reality you want to go from a to b. and the electric bill a lot more of evolution to show for itself so once we ran out of oil and gas here will go look for resources in the sky that's what musk things and any rate what do you think is that far faster aiming that we're actually going to go to space for some asteroid goal or someday that. i would beg to differ on that point first of all we're not going to run out of oil and gas anytime soon there is plenty available on the earth plenty yes it's true we always say there are so in so many years thirty years left this that you know that but the reality is it come

political rival and i think his coming back to pakistan is in a way kind of to make atones own man for his fost. misdeeds towards her when he was in power and she was out of. there was that history as well . as really soldiers are shocked that a fifteen year old palestinian boy on the border with gaza thirty others were injured in the latest friday protests one hundred thirty seven palestinians are being killed in the past three months along the fence with israel but in its midst is on the gaza israel border. so the friday protests continue despite israel's decision to close the carom abu salim crossing that's the main crossing for industrial goods into gaza israel did it he said because it wanted the protesters to stop sending over in same three burning balloons they float over the border and they end up in some israeli feel some setting fire to israeli crops israeli snipers have been trying to shoot them out of the skies of the balloons are still going over today but they've not been having much success these reilley snipers and in the meanwhile officials from hamas and other groups in gaza h

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we're also joined by the three true friends of american steel workers, representative mike fost, rodney davis and john shemkis. thanks, fellows, very much. they fight for you. i'll tell you what. those three people fight for you all the time. in fact, they fight so much, that i sometimes say i don't want to take their call today. but they're with you all the way. very special people. hard working congressmen. i also want to thank the president and ceo of the united states steel corporation, david bird. thank you. [cheers & applause] david gave me a couple of words when i walked in. i said, you know what, david? i love you and doug matthews and some of the folks that you want to bring. come up here. i want to shake your hand. u.s. steel is back. get up here, david. that's great. i'd love you to say a few words and what is happening with steel in the united states. thanks, david. [applause] >> shepard: thank you so much, mr. president and a special thanks to commerce secretary ross for the heavy lifting you've done and congressman. thanks so very much. dr. navarro as well. give it up for

. >> scientists say there are many factors in play including human encroach meant deep into fost prone to grow naturally and fire ppression that greatly increased the fuel. researchers say climate change is part of the picture, hotter and dryer conditions make fires more likely. they say as a perfect storm that leads to bigger fairs that are harder to conta. park williams studies climatology at columa park williams studies climate and ecology at lamont dohertyor earth observof columbia university. >> the place where we really see n climatelink betw change and increase fires is in forests. and the reason for that is because in forests, there's plenty to burn, so all you need il do is dry that stuff out and itburn more. what we've seen especially in forested areas is that as we turn up the temperature even by one or two degrees, then fire responds and it pretty-- in a large and measurable way, because the vegetation dries out. >> o'brien: and the impact of clate change can be seen i active firessuch as in the swedish and greek wildfires that continue to spread amibrutal temperatures. but

trebek suggested alex fost, play by play announcer for the los angeles kingsake over for him. on the short list of replacements is legal analyst for cnn. i would like to put my name on that list as well. >> thank you.th s iat so fun. >> you only work like a few months a year, right? for they tape like three a day, four a day, then he's off for a long time. sounds like a lot of fun. good luck. i'll second you, right behind you pushing you all the way. >> cool. >> all right, 6:18 this morning. never more than seven minutes away from my forecast and only moments away from a gorgeous sunrise from sutro tower. going to run a time lapse on and capture it a couple times and post it to social media. i hope you enjoy it. fewer clouds, hazy. sky again today, and seasonal temperatures. slight cooling next few days and a slight warmer trend for the weekend. let's look at what's going on in san francisco. waking up to fog and drizzle, 52. we'll be partly cloudy during the afternoon hours. hanging out in the 60s. it will be breezy in the afternoon. we may not even make it to 60 in ingleside

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opening of the office vladimir putin, who traveled to london to be there for the opening of the office fost alfa bank. so this alfa bank is pretty well-connected and they had some communication, still unexplained, between that bank and the trump campaign and now mr. benczkowski is representing the alfa bank on a question of defamation lawsuits concerning the steele dossier. wouldn't you think -- wouldn't you just think for a moment that if you were mr. benczkowski, considering the possibility of a job in the trump administration, you would have said to your law firm, i'm not going to touch this one? we have all these allegations about russian involvement in the campaign, we have some computer contact between alfa bank and the trump campaign, we have this oligarch close to vladimir putin personal i will we have this steele dossier, which mentions the alfa bank, wouldn't you this i that the average lawyer would say, sorry to his law firm, i'm being considered for a position in the trump administration, i'm not going to get close to the alfa bank? no, mr. benczkowski said i'll do the work for