it's really friedman himself that we should have a look at his views it's not only about the media it's about his own advocacy so you know in the past we've had different ambassadors to israel who you know could be accused of bias but friedman he isn't just supporting the israeli government his political positions actually eclipse them on the rights he's in support of the farthest most far right for. actions of the israeli government and beyond it he's actually coming in support of groups groups that are openly advocating for expanding israel's borders for ethnically cleansing the non jews living in the country and turning the country of israel from an effing ocracy that privileges jews on the basis of their ethnicity turning that country into a theocracy were it will be fully governed by jewish religious law these are the types of groups that friedman is supporting is signaling his support for and that is very scary he is actually further right than the current israeli government if you can imagine that and what about maybe giving the benefit of the doubt to other journalists outside o

media and they own most of the government would argue there is no normal rate of return or a milton friedman type argument would be that our only responsibility is to create a maximum rate of return and it could be an infinite rate of return and there is no excessive rate of return that could be considered deleterious to society at large my view is that instead of trying to establish what a normal rate of return is there should be more of a competitive environment yet by introducing competition in two ways let the interest rates in the economy be set by the market and not a poll of bureau not the stasi that is the central bank and introduce universal basic income and or fund the arts and entertainment in a huge way to create an offsetting incentive and competition to reign in this predatory monopolist they do point out in this article and too long to go into it but they do say the abnormal rates of return happen only when there's no competition that happens in an absence of competition because if you could dig a rock out there and sell it and you your profit margin is one hundred percent usu

wayne friedman abc 7 news. >>> calfire called in all sorts of aerial support to deal with the fire. it's utilize attention two dc-10s and helicopters from the base at mclellan airport in zroomt to attack from the air. they say they have their hands full. they hav years. the planes come loadwood fire retardant and a lot of thought is given where to drop it precisely. flying over a wilder can be rough fors pilots as can you imagine. >> the air current with tremendous in the mountainous valleys as well as the temperatures because the fire heats the air makes for quite the bumpy ride. >> each plane is capable of making up to ten trips per day every one of them desperately needed. >> of course weather conditions have a huge impact and fighting a fire from theary a or from the ground. >> absolutesly critical of course with a look at what firefighters are facing in lake county here is abc 7 news meteorologist sand where a patel. >>> let's look at live doppler 7. the fire is so intense that our radar has been picking up some of the smoke there from the fire as you can see there currently co

less they know better than israel how it should respond and what to do in such demonstrations now friedman did concede that some of the criticism against israel's use of live fire and the like was a joke but he did say that nine out of ten articles that covered the recent gaza protests have been critical of israel and he called on journalists to meet with experts to better understand what israel could have done differently the american ambassador saying that israel could not have done anything differently that this was an unprecedented situation where you had some forty thousand protesters rushing at the israel border under the cover of burning tires using mollett of cocktails and the like now he of course echoes the israeli position israel has repeatedly defended its use of live fire it's blamed her musts for the several dozen people that were killed by the israeli army saying that they use those people as pawns david friedman is not the only american official who's come out and supported israel's suggestion in israel's as to how it dealt with these demonstrations hamas terrorists backed

. >> abc 7 news reporter wayne friedman is liven le cnt c he t. the line of cars a while ago long but not now. look over my shoulder, no smoke on the horizon, a big change from the lased any waters? >> for residents of spring valley this would be the opposite of a time lag. officially the neighborhood reopened at 4:00 p.m. unofficially the nightmares ended right around noon. >> i now know what they've gone through. >> what is it. >> a feeling of total loss. helplessness. >> gina among the more fortunate. this house she shares with son and daughter in law remains standing but after all this the life in fire scarred lake county feels tenuous. >> that's the price you live in the country, god's country. >> the price they paid watching the pawnee fire the last few days, flames, smoke, evacuations to the local moose lodge. days and nights inside. sleeping with uncertainty. >> i was told yes, no, yes, no while we were staying here. so, it's like i'm fine. i'm not -- i really thought i was fine until imorning, denise the finite news. her house and others

to all i havement learned, like from milton friedman and all i have tried to teach to lawmakers and citizens. again, my deepest thanks. guests of turn to the honor, the pepperdine school gue 018.f honor for 2 congratulations. the skills and the knowledge you have acquired is among the most powerful to bring practical wisdom to bear on public affairs. moreorld needs high-quality research and we will look to graduates like you to provide that. public policy is a way of translating shared rents of bulls and moral commitments action and it alleviates hardship and corrects injustices, protecting rights, and punishing wrongs. ablic policy also has technical side and we must respond to the evidence of the impact to public policy. if the facts show that it is not of achieving the objectives, no matter how noble, we must consider a new course. consider examples from my area of expertise, health polic those on the left and right we, as aely agree that society, should work to expand quality access to health care. we should make sure the health provide improves patient health and we need to do so in a w

of what's yours. >>> thousands of people filled san francisco's civic center plaza as part of a friedmanheld by the sikh kpun. pushing toward an independent nation in india. organizers say they are an oppressed religion and they would like to break off. a referendum is planned in 2020 but only oh gauge interest. >> announcer: now the forecast with drew tuma. >>> in accuweather we wrap up a weekend that was bright but windy. the winds continue this evening but tomorrow they are out of here. live doppler 7 along with satellite showing a quiet picture. the active scan around the region. and it's coming up empty handed at this hour. a beautiful picture outside. a live look from the east bay hills. not a cloud to be seen unthe baby blue skies. and temperaturewise closer to where we should be this time of year. widespread 60s and 70s. warmest in santa rosa and antioch got to the lower arrest. 61 the current number in san francisco. but windy. 40-mile-per-hour gusts now in the city. 65 in oklahoma. 69 the current number is san jose. here is the call overnight it's nice. plen of stars out there.

. >> abc 7 news reporter wayne friedman is live in emeryville with more. >> reporter: good afternoon if this immigration debate ever needed catalyst. there is a debate in the bay area from both sides of the issue. let's start with the side you don't often hear, the conservative side. >> the law is definitely the law. and we have to maintain laws because we are a country of laws. to for so long the laws have been ignored regarding grimes. >> that from steve kemp of the golden gate mintman, a kevlt group of donald trump supporters who say the pictures of immigrant children separated from their parents may simply be tools of the liberal left and the media. >> i would say that they're having a better time here than possily where they came from. and we have to -- we have to keep them somewhere until we if if figure out where they need to to go. >> we'll have a lot of happy people. >> when trump president trump signed the order it happened after a press conference of east bay leaders in oakland this morning. they had heard the signing might be coming. but still spoke of separation in terms

well the american ambassador to israel david friedman has attacked the media for what he says is failing to fairly cover the recent protests along the israel gaza border he said that when you have a situation of some forty thousand protesters storming the israel border and the cover of burning tires and with pistols a molotov cocktails that situation is unprecedented and he says that israel did the best it could and yet despite this ninety percent of media coverage. it was biased and critical against the israeli defense forces the american ambassador did however concede that some criticism against israel is legitimate now israel's position has always been to blame him us for the protests and the ensuing violence and this is a position that american officials have echoed hamas terrorist backed by iran have incited attacks against israeli security forces and infrastructure and we understand that israel has a right to defend itself urged the members of the security council to exercise at least as much scrutiny of the actions of the hamas terrorist group as it does to israel's legitimate rig

here is our reporter wayne friedman. >> reporter: by the time chris and his wife began recording these flames across from the home and sommerfeld road in santa rosa they say the worst had already passed. an explosion atop a power pole by what pg&e zroibs as a regulator >> i was sitting on the couch, heard the pop, saw the sparks, saw the fire light up the living room. >> in a region already scarred by memories of last fall any fire frightens people. jack lean and her husband and 2-year-old moved into the house on valentines day. they never gave the power pole a second thought until it blew at 10:45 p.m. >> the instant stress of is it coming towards me scared me. >> when the regulator blew last power. pg&e describes the regulator as lag like a transformer. the fact that it blue could not come at a worse time for a utility trying to restore public faith. we want to assure customers that their safety and the safety of our communities is always our top priority, said pg&e in part of a statement today. >> it's stairy. i don't know if i trust the equipment that's right across the street my h

in the newsroom, wayne friedman, abc 7 news. >> all right wayne. >>> there is a move in san francisco tonight to honor thousands of world war ii veterans from the chinese american community. many of the vets volunteered to serve even as denied citizenship under the chinese exclusionary act. now a group of supervisor joan attention ye, kim and lee are sending a resolution to congress, asking the vets be honored with the congressional gold medal >> i think it especially is important because these people served during a time that chinese americans were facing huge racism here in this country. >> we must now make the final step hoorn the chinese american world war ii veterans. >> overall in an estimated 13,000 chinese americans served during world war ii. >>> much more to come on abc 7 news at 5:00 for you. a big announcement from tesla. that means thousands of workers will lose their jobs. >>> also a quiet bay area community stand here are the military's most wanted fugitives living under their nose for kaekds. >>> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. a steamy day inland. i'll let you noy re

live in shellville, wayne friedman. abc 7 news. >> thanks very much. >>> the impact of a 49er legend. >> the catch may have been the most pivotal movement in the history of football area. >> why dwight clark meant so much to the bay area and how he set an example for all athletes. >>> the stock market was quiet today except for twitter. suddenly everybody wants a piece of it. >>> it happens to many of us. cracked screens on phones. so is insurance a good idea? >>> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. bright skies right now but that fades as >>> the south bay sports community is reacting to the passing of 49ers great dwight clark. the two-time super bowl champion battled als and died yterd atisom in montana. chris wooin has more on the legacy. >> for many the catch is simply know 49 ertz history. >> he rolls right looking to throw. looking to throw. and he throws into the zone. touchdown. touchdown. >> this winning touchdown reception in the 1981 nfc championship game against the cowboys is what made dwight clark a household

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in larkspur, wayne friedman, abc 7 news. >>> a runway at seattle's seatac airport is disclosed after someone opened fire nearby near the airport. a spokesman with the washington state patrol is posting updates on twitter. this is the command post near the areas where officers search for a gunman. no one was seriously hurt. but four carsy hit. troopers say the runway was chosed in abundance of caution and they are not expecting delays. >>> a new study suggest attention the napa earthquake may have been caused by stretching of the earth's crouse due to resedding ground water. the 6.0 quake in 2014 killed one person and injured efrl more and caused $50 million in losses. according to the report, land between the napa and sonoma valleys is stretch each sner as ground water levels fall beneath the valleys and the ground sinks and contracts. it was published in the geophysical journal reern. >>> well here is some fun news. the world cup is come to the united states. >> goal. and bay area fans might not have go far. >> this time germany, two scores. >> imagine that at levi stadium. soccer f

nineteenth century and early twentieth century now the real trade organization is basically milton friedman. margaret thatcher privatized everything you can't have a mixed economy only the united states can have a mixed economy and mixed economies going to be basically military technology and then oddly to make china and other countries dependent so. china. has no intention of letting america dismantle its economy and right now you have the ideological attack washington saying you've got to privatized your schools so that your students will have to take on the student debt just like american and us to privatized your education so you can have as rotten an expensive transportation system as one but. you can just as actually commit economic suicide what you please do that and. join the west and china has no one to china says there was a lot of discussion about we don't want to do what the russians. have because the russians have never read marx they didn't understand capitalism and had no idea what was in store for them when they let neoliberals plan their economy in the nineteen ninety china

media and they own most of the government would argue there is no normal rate of return or a milton friedman type argument would be that our only responsibility is to create a maximum rate of return and it could be an infinite rate of return and there is no excessive rate of return that could be considered deleterious to society at large and my view is that of trying to establish what a normal rate of return is there should be more of a competitive environment yet by introducing competition in two ways let the interest rates in the economy be set by the market in the poll of bureau the stasi that is the central bank and. reduce universal basic unco and or fun the arts and entertainment way to create offsetting. competition to reign in this predatory monopolist they do point out in this article and too long to go into it but they do say the abnormal rates of return happen only when there's no competition that happens in an absence of competition because if you could dig a rock out there and sell it and you your profit margin is one hundred percent usually competitors come in and say well you

. >> abc 7 news reporter wayne friedman has been up in lake county the past three days on the fire lines. >> he joins us live with a the latest. more on the mood of the residents tonight, wayne. >> reporter: the mood of residents is mixed. mixed because they are finally able to get back home tonight. at least most. some homes are gone. officially, they were allowed to return at 4:00 p.m. but in fact it began sooner. >> this is for do you need any waters. >> for lake county evacuees this qualified as the best of days or worst depending on fates and outcomes. >> i want to know and i don't want to know. >> is not knowing worse than knowing? >> yeah. yeah. >> after this morning, denise ogle would disagree. >> i was told yes, no, yes, no while we stayed. it's like i'm fine. i'm not -- i really thought i was fine until i got here. >> then denise learned that her house and three others on wolf creeked road didn't survive the flames preponderate they are four out of a dozen homes lost. denise did not have insurance and not by oversight she told us. >> i couldn't get fire insurance when i moved i

it is a compliment to all i have learned over the years from andors like milton friedman to all i have tried to teach. to the enlightened public policy , to lawmakers and citizens alike. , my deepest thanks. now, let us turn to today's to guests of honor. congratulations. the skills and knowledge that you have worked to acquire are among the most powerful tools available for bringing practical wisdom to bear on public affairs. the world needs more high quality, evidence-based policy research. we will be looking to graduates like you to provide it. public policy is a way of translating our shared principles and moral commitments into action. it is a way to alleviate hardship and correct injustices. for protecting our rights and punishing wrongs. for ensuring that people have access to basic goods, like food, shelter, and medical care. public policy also has a technical side. we must respond to the evidence through policy. policyfacts show that a is not achieving its objectives, no matter how noble they may be, we must consider a new course. consider a few examples from my own area of ex

wayne friedman, abc 7. >> we know what you were talking about wayne. thank you so much. >>> firefighters are being flown into some of the more remote yaurs of the pawnee fire. burning in lake county. that's to strengthen the containment lines. it's 55% contained and burned 14,000 acres 22 structures some homes have been destroyed. mandatory evacuation orders lifted. the blazes started on saturday. >>> a san francisco mother is furious tonight after she says her 5-year-old son was left on a muni bus was left on a bus and no one holder to. >> mel fli wood rows stot. >> this 5-year-old was a camper at the summer in the city program. >> i definitely trusted them to look after my son. >> but on monday mom says the camp lost her son on a immune y bus dur a day trip at 5:00 my son wasn't there. >> the people lost me on the bus and they didn't -- and all of the other people just went. and they forgot me. >> youth programs manager sharon johnson says staff followed protocol. >> and the person who swept the bus says the child was coming off the bus at- as everyb

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team coverage for you from wayne friedman and eric thomas. a look at the impact. >>> first we begin with spencer christian and forecasts. spencer. >>> the heat is definitely on. we have sunny skies you ased across the bay area opinion. and the change in temperatures is it is dramatic. most locations are about 8 to 12 degrees warmer right now than they were this hour yesterday. look at how many current temperature readings are around 100 degrees. 101 at clover dale. 9 at brentwood and san ramon opinion 97, 9 at many other locations. we have 80s around the bay. moving along, i'll show you we have a heat advisory in effect tomorrow until 8:00 tomorrow night for possibility of heat illness, virtually all of the bay area is covered by the advisory except san francisco and the coastline. if you get close to the coastline you have a better chance of noinling some comfortable and more healthful conditions. red flag warning for high fire dangers in effect tomorrow and sunday. for solano and lake counties and for the hills and mountains of the east bay

should europe just let him go is own way even if that means he cozies up to russia and iran and friedman stein of the martin center think tank says possibly the question is what do we have to give up in order to make a turnaround i think would be too much it would be our own identity we would have to stop the west. that's the price to pay but for now there are two wants popularity is falling and catarrh seven is optimism is growing every day when i come to my office who can you do the institutions i want to see and turk running these institutions whether her vision comes true will of course depend on who is running turkey. now let's take a look at some other stories making news around the prisoners from north and south korea have set a date for holding reunions of families divided by the korean war in the one nine hundred fifty s. the families are now due to meet from august twentieth to the twenty sixth the koreas last century unions in two thousand and fifteen four times between the two countries and thoughts of don has broken off the latest round of talks aimed at ending its five year

goods for me as a christian friedman says will come into effect on july the first ever in retaliation to washington's levies on canadian steel in our menu and match them dollar for dollar is prepared to duties on u.s. metals whisky in washing machines maple syrup and other goods. u.s. treasury secretary stephen who should says his country is not going to leave the world trade organization the comment is in response to media reports that donald trump is planning to withdraw from the global trading body lucian's says the united states has concerns about the institution and considers aspects of it unfair but that it would be an exaggeration to say the u.s. intends to pull out trump has described the w t o as a disaster well stocks are enjoying a relief rally this friday the currency markets tell another story as those trade tensions refused to go away the specter of a full blown trade war has already frightened the chinese who won this month was even scarier a three percent drop against the u.s. dollar investors pulling their money from a market likely to suffer from higher barriers to t

just would like to make one comment on professor friedman's question, quite interesting question. rates suddenly , by whate to 3% or 4% , if it is through the external factors like the sudden currency depreciation or sudden oil price rise, they would have temporary impact on this. rise.l prices continue to would raisek this the program. the sudden rise of inflation expectations -- extremely unlikely. would find that curve wasthe phillips not so what. that's not so flat -- the phillips curve was not so flat. it became steeper. the wages and prices started to rise and the inflation accelerates, so on. you can use steeper filter to contain inflation. lowe, did governor you want to respond? mr. lowe: on trade, i think what is happening is incredibly disturbing. can we think of a country that has made itself wealthier and boosted productivity growth by building walls? i think not. i think the countries that made themselves wealthier made themselves prospers by reducing walls, and my country would be the poster child there. i view what is happening as incredibly worrying. the terrorists

operate it as an open platform and matt friedman who came to us has a lot ofrce .e will be the c.e.o. poose. he will be the new maintainer, if you will, of github and will stay true what the gethub community github community really demands. we have to earn the trust, no question about that. our actions from the recent past should help assure every open source developer of what microsoft intends. of course, they should measure us by what we do going forward and hold us accountable. emily: speaking of trust, there are new revelations today about data facebook shared with its device partners. you know, these ensuing controversies could have an impact on microsoft. how concerned are you about increasing tech regulation? satya: i mean, overall, i think each company is different here in terms of what their core products are and core business models are. in our case, our entire business model is all about being custodians of data and providing services to both consumers and organizational customers. and trust is everything. in other words, we have to secure the data and u

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that you would have seen on the landscape that summer of 1965 would have been the development of a friedmans school, the legalization of black education, very much so a tangible evidence and the second would be the ability of black citizens of appomattox county to be able to form their own churches. many of these cases, these were people that were members of ironically integrated churches. at least physically integrated. the congregations were separated within, but it was larger white churches where black residents attended. they got permission to leave those churches and create their own. the first such church to be created here in appomattox county was galilee baptist church. one of the founding members of the church was john robinson. he was the first treasurer, trustee of the church. our understanding is in the months that followed, the congregation would form what was known as an arbor church, outside, under the trees. by 1867, the congregation had been able to form enough money and resources to build a log church that existed a mile to the west of the courthouse. about 50 years later i

live in windsor, wayne friedman abc 7 news. >> thank you. >>> a power strug. le of sorts happening at one of san francisco's most well-known churches. what's happening at glide right now. >>> plus uber wants you in an electric car, the pilot program kicking off in several cities, including one in the bay area. >>> and bowl for free. but there is a catch. how kids can bowl a few strikes this summer. >>> let's check traffic at 4:11. >> out. >> you wish you were out of the traffic if you're on the downtown skyway. headed to the east bay, right-hand side toward >>> there appears to be a power struggle going on at one of san francisco's most well-known churches. glide has been stripped of its clergy by the leadership of the united methodist church. >> carolyn tyler joining from us the newsroom with the story. >> it's unclear what we were told behind the move we were told no comment by the united methodist church. but glide leaders think it's a power struggle and culture clash. for more than 50 years glide has been an s francisco. known for the inspirational choir,

wayne friedman has case update from larkspur. >> this this apartment complex, the paint has changed and most of the tenants. but one mystery remains constant. and in the central marin police department it still eats at detectives. >> she deserves justice. >> on this day in 1993 poli found 92-year-old ursula dead in her apartment after being stabbed multiple times with a kitchen knife she was a mother abgrandmother qb widow and invalid who survived the 1906 earthquake. as detectives told abc 7 two years after the crime, it seems senseless. >> there was no sign of forced entry. and there was nothing missing from the apartment near as we can tell. so we can't establish really the motive. >> and that remains to be the case today. ursula has the unique distinction of being larkspurs only unsolved murder in 25 years. today, police asked for a tip. we wondered, is that a coincidence or are they on toing. >> we think somebody out there has information for us. the information could help us bed on what?me. >> i can't answer that for you. >> the police department mark of seemed cryptic restricted

. -- george friedman.. ♪ david: we come back on this news that broke a few minutes ago. wilbur ross said we do have -- the united states has a deal telephonethe chinese company. originally, we had a sanctioned them to the effect that they could not do business with u.s. companies. there is a new deal earlier and it had been reported it would involve a substantial fine. there have been management changes, but apparently there is a deal so zte will be able to sell their wares in the united states and that is part of a larger trade negotiation with china. nxp, semi-, and qualcomm moving on the announcement. enforcement action is separate from other issues. he said the chinese are well aware and there is a new marshall in town. david: you have to feel for wilbur ross. he says there are separate and the president himself tweeted this is part of a larger trade deal. the president said they are tied, but wilbur ross saying it is segment. alix: you have the initial move and then there is negotiation and consistent

. >>> wayne friedman has the details. wayne. >> reporter: i'll tell you what's fascinating about this, ama. this is the first time pg&e has associated a 3/4 number with damage in the fires. they told investors today $2.5 billion was the minimum. pg&e also said $15 billion is possible. from ashes outside a grove turns into dollars. this morning pg&e notified of an 8 k filing and a potential $15 billion loss, like a financial weather report for a storm on the horizon. >> i would say that it's not an admission of guilt. okay. it's an admission that they have this potential liability and they need to start reserving money for the potential that it -- that actually becomes a fact that they have to pay. >> mark edwards a money manager with winen investment explains the knew ands, the minimum $2.5 million right now represents almost two years profits for the company and yet with the news pg&e stock rose 1.3% today. >> the market is interpreting it as okay we now know more than we knew yesterday. >> the estimate only accounts for

abc 7 news reporter wayne friedman has the story. >> reporter: at the farmer market in oakland it was a good day for warriors, most of them. >> that's a little steep. >> that's michelle louis talking not about points spreads but the surprise of admission but to this tlies, in our found-time even you have the die hards like these guys last night. >> we have to get our tickets. >> got to get it without picket. >> then the desperate. >> mr. ticket. >> people like stewart, a brokener known as mr. ticket. >> i'm a gambler i take chances. >> today's market for game 2 has been a wild ride. on stubhub you could have purchased standing room only for $250. sin then prices doubled. a bounce from game one which according to to sources sold soft. >> well the first year is a band wagon year everybody wants to go and excitement. probably going for 50% more. >> for the record, brandon schneider who manages tickets for the warriors told us today that every game is sold out though tickets remain available on the secondary market. buy from warriors.com, i says you're guaranteed not counterfeit. >> we on

the alliance defending friedman had argued the case for the centers. >> we are very pleased with the decision, especially pregnancy centers this means they don't have to promote the message of the government against persons who are a belief. >> san francisco assemblyman called the supreme court ruling disappointing. >> we were trying to ensure that women receive timely and accurate compelled information to make some of the most important decisions for their health and for their future. >> but on a 5-4 ruling the high court sided with the anti-abortion centers, justice clarence thomas stating california's law likely violates the first amendment. as a form of compelled speech. the ruling could have unintended consequences. uc hate hayesing law professorer david le veen believes laws in conservative states forcing facilities that do provide abortions to offer information they disagree with could for you to be at risk. >> let's say if there is a statute which says we have to show you pictures of a feet us. we have to do the ultrasound even though it's not medically required that sort of

abc news reporter wayne friedman is live on the scene with theist latest. >> reporter: it's better than it was a while ago. let's take a look behind us here. you see the white smoke. that's still there. but earlier today we had 100 foot flames and a propane tank explosion. take a look. firefighters knew this was coming. they heard the propane boiling. helps the evacuation of 500 people within a half mile. they had no idea where the tank would go. it flew hundreds of yards. in the process it damaged several reviews in the storage yard. let's hear from fire chief ray mule zblies a total of about 7 or 8 damaged two of them were damaged from the remnant of the tank upon landing. it glanced off the back of two and skipped out through the field and ended up on highway 121. >> reporter: now we're looking at footage from sky7 .at their peak the flames towered 100 feet in the air. was wood burning from palettes. we are fortunate there are not winds as yesterday. those winds were as high as 35 miles an hour. as you said the same factory had a fire back in 2013 but they were different circumstance

mainly mid-60s around the bay and heyedward oklahoma friedman. 80 degrees at santa rosa. south bay 70 degrees. in san jose. and the wind is gusty all over. 33-mile-per-hour gusts at san francisco. 30 in fairfield. 25 at mountain view. and 20 up at yukia. the breezes will taper off a little bit going into the overnight hours as we look at the wind gust animation. it remains brazy along the coastline. you'll see 26-mile-per-hour gusts at 8:00 tomorrow morning at point reyes 16-mile-per-hour at half moon by. around the bay though 8:00 tomorrow morning winds only four, five-mile-per-hour but later in the day look at the winds pick up. sell to 20-mile-per-hour winds across the entire region inland tomorrow afternoon. about 22-mile-per-hour here in san francisco and 32 at point reyes. once again wind tapers off during the the overnight and winds increase early afternoon and late evening tomorrow. back to the current readings, you can see it's cool at the coast. 50 degrees mid-to upper 50s mid-60s around the bay. inland remains warm. we'll see a sharp drop in temperatures on sat

friedman, thank you very much for join us. i'm sorry that your job has become marginally more hostile than it has in the past. >> thanks for having me. >> this latest scandal involving scott pruitt feels like one at the end of a very long list. but something about the nature of this scandal, both the senior staffers resigning today, but also the possible illegality of this scandal, the fact that this may have been an illegal abuse of his office makes it seem from the outside at least like maybe this scandal might stick to scott pruitt. that's my sense from the outside. what's your sense as somebody who has covered the epa and mr. pruitt very closely? >> i think from the inside, it's less clear. i spent most of today on capitol hill taking the temperature among republicans, you know. and just to give your viewers sort of a 50-cent tour before we got to this point of the seeking the used mattress from trump hotel and seeking a franchise for mr. pruitt's wife from chik-fil-a, you know, this saga started with concerns over frequen

and though it's derided for judging women, pageant et hillary livy friedman says it isn't all that differentwhat women face every day. >> you need to be smart but also look good while you do it. be competitive, but do it with a smile. have tbudon't ea >> reporter: the new standards will be implemented in state competitions next year. trying to be entertaining and meet today's evolving expectations may be miss america's crowning achievement. anne thompson, nbc news, new york. up > comit a ntwel tell you y a stt walked across the border before she walked across the graduation stage. >>> a new government report today says the costs of social security will be greater than the amount the program takes in this year. that's the first time that's happened in over three decades. it means the program will have to take money from its $3 trillion reserve fund to cover benefits. thrert says that trust fund will run out the year 2034 unless congress acts to fix social security's finances. >>> now the emotional reunion going viral. hours before leslie silva crossed the graduation stage, she o to see her or

well the american ambassador to israel david friedman has attacked the media for what he says is failing to fairly cover the recent protests along the israel gaza border he said that when you have a situation of some forty thousand protesters storming the israeli border and the cover of burning tires and with pistols a molotov cocktails that situation is unprecedented and he says that israel did the best it could and yet despite this ninety percent of media coverage was biased and critical against the israeli defense forces the american ambassador did however concede that some criticism against israel is legitimate now israel's position has always been to blame him us for the protests and the ensuing violence and this is a position that american officials have echoed a mosque terrorist backed by iran have incited attacks against israeli security forces and infrastructure and we understand that israel has a right to defend itself urged the members of the security council to exercise at least as much scrutiny of the actions of the hamas terrorist group as it does to israel's legitimate rig

abc 7 news news reporter wayne friedman is there live with the indication it at the collection. >> it's celebration with the mayor and other dignitiary it's because alameda has a god new golf course with quit back story. they call to it miracle in alameda. today's father son head to head battle between joe and glenn van wing zblool he beat me when i was 12 the first time and i don't think i've beat him sense o zbliens in this case the miracle would be the venue, the golf complex. a new version of the municipal golf course that seemed beyond redemption. video from 2008 shoi as run down facilities from which the city drained millions of dollars and did not invest. as players complained back then. >> they're kind of destroying the goose that laid the golden egg. >> today they describe the new partnership with greenway golf as far better. the company signed a 40 years lease with the city, poured eight figures into remaking the place and will share profits. former councilmember doug dehahn played a part in preserving it. >> it's open space. and once you lose this to housing and whatever else

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team coverage for you from wayne friedman and eric thomas.>> first we begin with spencer christian and forecasts. spencer. >>> the heat is definitely on. we have sunny

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