gill throws every strike.ill just catches him off guard and just -- >> i don't see harvey throw any punches, may have put his hands up to defend himself, but he was clearly looking down. >> coming up. >> i could be wrong, but i am pretty much right. >> antoine gill pleads his case to authority. and brandy calls home. >> are you sad? you sound like you're crying. >> grand rapids, michigan described as america's most family friendly city. but brandee nyp, a former school secretary, lost custody of her two daughters after she fell into a life of crack addiction and prostitution on the city's division street. >> my daughters haven't seen me yet. i haven't seen my youngest daughter in a year and a half. >> nyp's 12-year-old lives with her father, and her 17-year-old lives with nyp's mother and father. nyp is in jail awaiting drug possession charges. >> i'm happy where i'm at, just being sober each day. it's a great stride for me. smoking crack every single day for two-and-a-half years, all day, all night, is totall

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. >> sanchez pled not gill tooy in spanish. the charge was murder with a gun enhancement. sanchez has no violent criminal record. >> it could be a completely accidental discharge of a firearm. >> assistant d.a. says murder charges are justified. >> did you shoot kate steinley, the lady down on pier14? >> yes. >> sanchez told me in a jail house interview that he found the gun on pier14 wrapped in a t-shirt and it accidentally fired three times when he picked it up. the story has many inconsistencies, but five deportations are a fact. including his release from the san francisco sheriff custody in march even though ice had a detainer on him because he had returned to the u.s. illegally. the san francisco police officer's association blames the city's safe haven sanctuary law for kate steinley's death. >> and if the politicians in san francisco or other cities that have similar sanctuary

next too the gill track which is owned by uc berkeley. now it's a hot issue for and against. but no one expected what happened this evening. the driver of this cadillac made his annoyance clear. this march had turned on to busy san pablo avenue stopping traffic briefly. the car pushed through the crowd. protesters objected then the driver gunned it. knocking one woman down and grazing a few others. >> did you see that? >> there's a grocery store two blocks down. >> reporter: the residents are upset about the sprout. the street debate wares on. >> this isn't a wild space. this is an urban area where we live. >> reporter: about the time the

. >> reporter: sergeant aaron johnson with the department of public safety says fred gill is the oned fire and beat the ózz?iman ;h%( /rwho was pistol whipped. johnson says surveillance photos next door shows the car pulling up to drop fred gill off early in the morning. a later photo, johnson says, shows fred gill running away from the motel after the shooting. >> we're not sure q >> reporter: what the dps will say that it appears the wounded woman was inside of the motel room at the time with another man and engaged in prostitution when they were s #6gconfronted. the woman was shot and the man pistol whipped. police stopped the getaway car but eventually et will the men go. -- let the men go. days later they found evidence. and on friday, arrested both without incident. >> the investigator the found some clothing and distinct pair of glass in the room where !"xthe victim was found. through their investigation, they were able to find pictures on é wearing glasses that are similar to those that they found. >> reporter: at this time, the wounded woman is still in intensive care (f<an

gill-king ruled the manner of death to be homicidal violence. when word got out that a young woman had been murdered in yellow house canyon, calls started to pour in. >> one woman came up and said that she knew her husband had done it because he was a knife freak, and said, oh, by the way, we're having a custody battle tomorrow. can you give me a copy of this report for my lawyer? >> investigators checked the dental records of 64 young women reported missing throughout the united states, and none of them matched. so, investigators asked forensic artist karen taylor to try to put a face on the skull. >> granted, it's sort of a last-ditch effort when the forensic artist is called in. the job of the forensic artist is to trigger interest, to create that link. i often refer to it as being the middle man. >> at that point, she was my best hope. in fact, she was about our only hope. we were just about out of things to do. >> taylor pioneered a technique called two-dimensional facial reconstruction, which is part science and part art. each race has fac

. >> main course, jamie goes for the pan-fried gill.ulously loved dish lobster thermador. it is scottish, as is the cheese, eggs, everything really. >> do you have anything to say on the glaswegian diet? >> the diet, it's really interesting. >> the story is that health wise, as far as heart problems, right behind tonga for all time worst, least healthy. >> it's really bad because when i was a kid and we were poor, we ate fish, butter beans, potatoes. then we would have liver and onions and potatoes and cabbage and peas. somewhere from the mid '70s onwards, it just became crap. now you have a generation of women who don't know how to make a pot of soup. to be a real glaswegian housewife, you have to be able to make a pot of soup. i can't make soup. the joke is i'm apparently good at sex. sex takes five minutes. soup can take days. my husband has never asked for soup. >> there's a terrific music scene in glasgow. the pubs are among the finest anywhere. they sat the glaswegians have more fun at a funeral than people in edinburgh have at a

here's your gill roy garlic festival forecast for today.m. low 80s today, not too bad at all and temperatures upper 70s as the fest val winds down for another wonderful successful three day run. wind speeds not too bad right now very light for those runners at san francisco and looking at breezy conditions for fairfield and concord. if it's not too bad we add onto the breezes for the afternoon. temperatures upper 50s san francisco mid ovie sokos san jose and upper 60s for livermore. today cloudy with patchy drizzle and for the afternoon mild to warm conditions and breezy. tomorrow morning clouds warmer and get ready for triple digit heat in the week and talking the possibility to challenge those records. so highs look like this today. upper 60s for our friends. berkley upper 60s for you and berkley kite festival going on today. it's going to be windfully the afternoon so that's actually good news for the kite flyers today. 70s in oakland, upper 60s in hayward. inland spots looking good still below average, 88 in livermore a few degrees belo

you will notice that gill roy is the only place so far that we're looking at that will be possibly at record levels coming in at 101 degrees. i'll be back to let you know exactly what's coming after that. we do have a spare the air tomorrow. a detailed look at the air quality coming up. dan. >> sandy, thanks very much. >>> firefighters have fully contained a brush fire in pittsburgh that spread quickly this afternoon. started about 2:00 p.m. near west leland road and san marco boulevard. the fire burned 37 acres in the heat. there was no -- there was only one minor injury, nothing serious. investigators believe the fire may have started by an off road vehicle used to repair cattle ranch fences. that may have sparked it. now, there are nine large wildfires burning across the state right now. four firefighters were injured fighting the so-called lowell fire in nevada county yesterday. one remains hospitalized tonight with serious burns. the others have been released. that fire has burned 1700 a acres and is 20% contained. >>> and that 6600 acre wildfire burning in napa and solano counti

and played a critically important part to his successful escape. >> gill with all that said -- i'm alaw enforcement here. it strikes me odd that two film producers will able to find him you know, in a very short period of time meanwhile law enforcement didn't know where he was. that seems odd to me. >> yes that is very odd. in fact if it is true which i have not reviewed the films, but if that is true they should -- they should be deputized if that have that kind of influence. i suspect that he can be found by people that are not a threat to him. >> couldn't law enforcement use that tactic themselves? couldn't they put cameras on their agents and say we're here to film. we believe in drug legalization? >> yes. yes. i have been undercover many many times. and in many different circumstances. but there are certain rules and regulations that apply to undercover tactics. i agree with mr. brawn -- general pershing was looking for poncho via and he never found him. i need to see the film to get a better idea of what would the circumstances involving that. but i can assure that aenchevery d

the auditorium was filled to the gills and there was an overflow room and they were really mesmerizedi have to say that he had these potential voters in the palm of their hand. now it, obviously, as it always is with donald trump, was not a traditional stump speech it was more of a one-man show. he had some big applause lines on the issues that he has used to rise in the polls, illegal immigration, why the obama administration can't, in his view make good deals, whether it's on trade or iran. but, for the most part it was people wanting to come and see what all of the fuss is about. some saying that he scares them and that he is just a celebrity and they wanted to see the celebrity for themselves. but this is something that it really is apparent now that he is tapping into a sentiment in the republican party, not necessarily on the issues but on the need for somebody who says it like it is who is a doer. these are words that voters themselves used with me outside this event. so this is his first time here in the early primary state, first in the south primary state of south carolina a

couldn't wait any longer and pushed a bill to allow work permits for those immigrant workers erin gill says farmers also need the help. >> it's big and labor's needed, it's seasonal. there's not a lot of people in silicon valley that want to do this type of work it's super important. >> reporter: gill is the president of the santa clara county farm bureau. agriculture has a $1.6 billion impact on the south bay economy. he understands the resistance by the federal government and some congressional leaders to the bill. >> they're probably concerned about having a lot of states come up with their own ways to solve this issue. but i think it's a stand for the state to say we need attention on immigration, and it's time to do it. >> see czar juarez acknowledges a bill aimed specifically to farm workers could weaken the overall movement but says he's being realistic in supporting the bill. >> i've been fighting for immigration reform. comprehensive immigration reform for over 10 years. this piecemeal approach of winning small victories, it's just beneficial for my community. >>> to an incred

. >> sargent aaron johnson with the department of public safety says red gill opened fire on the woman beat the man who was pistol-whipped. surveillance videos shows a car pulling up tot motel to drop threadgill off. a later toe toe shows threadgill running away after the shooting. >> we're not sure of the motive. >> reporter: it appears the wounded woman was inside the motel room at the time with another man engaged in prostitution when they were confronted by threadgill. the woman was shot, the man foils-whipped. police stopped the getaway car that morning and let the 2 men go. days later, evidence was found linking the 2 to the crime. >> thfghters found some clothing and a distinct pair of glasses in the room where the victim was found. >> at this time, woman is still in intensive care. >>> in richmond, hundreds of people protested against the shipping of crude oil. it was part of the the national stop trains week of action. 2 years weak 47 people were killed in an oil train explosion in canada. they wanted teem people to know of the danger of living along oil train rails. >> 24 mil

and played a critically important part to his successful escape. >> gill with all that said -- i'm a big supporter of law enforcement here. it strikes me odd that two film producers will able to find him you know, in a very short period of time meanwhile law enforcement didn't know where he was. that seems odd to me. >> yes that is very odd. in fact if it is true which i have not reviewed the films, but if that is true they should -- they should be deputized if that have that kind of influence. i suspect that he can be found by people that are not a threat to him. >> couldn't law enforcement use that tactic themselves? couldn't they put cameras on their agents and say we're here to film. we believe in drug legalization? >> yes. yes. i have been undercover many many times. and in many different circumstances. but there are certain rules and regulations that apply to undercover tactics. i agree with mr. brawn -- general pershing was looking for poncho via and he never found him. i need to see the film to get a better idea of what would the circumstances involving that. but i can assure

protestors say the land should be used as farmland. >> if it takes getting run over to save the gill from development, i'm happy to throw myself in front of a moving car. >> there is a lot of land that can occupy where they would be welcomed to do that in oakland. but they have never persuaded anybody in albany that this is a good idea. >>> time is 5:38. after the confederate flag controversy in south carolina, now there is a renewed call to rename the city of fort bragg. fort bragg is a scenic coastal community with 7200 people. the press democrat reports the california legislative black caucus sent a letter to the city of officials to change the name. the name bragg comes from braxton bragg. he was a military advisor in the confederate state of america. they say places that honor george was and thomas jefferson should be changed too because they were slave waters. s. >>> the state water board says inspectors observed the west side irrigation system pumping water from the delta's old river back in may. officials say the district had received a notice earlier in the month saying it d

and played a critically important part to his successful escape. >> gill, with all that said -- i'm a big supporter of law enforcement here. it strikes me odd that two film producers were able to find him, you know, in a very short period of time, meanwhile law enforcement didn't know where he was. that seems odd to me. >> yes, that is very odd. in fact, if it is true, which i have not reviewed the films, but if that is true, they should -- they should be deputized if they have that kind of influence. i suspect that he can be found by people that are not a threat to him. >> couldn't law enforcement use that tactic themselves? couldn't they put cameras on their agents and say we're here to film. we believe in drug legalization? >> yes. i have been undercover many, many times and in many different circumstances. but there are certain rules and regulations that apply to undercover tactics. i agree with mr. brawn -- general pershing was looking for the bandit pan cho villa, and he never found him. it is not a simple task, but it is not an impossible task. i need to see the film to get a b

it's artificially helping them to breathe, pumping oxygenateed saltwater in their mouth over their gills. >> carolyn is an undergrad at the university of new england shark and research lab. she is one of the most crucial jobs, using this veterinarian's ultrasound to see if the shark is pregnant. >> tiger shark are tough because they're so massive, we can't get the whole uterus in one shot. >> this shows that this shark was not pregnant. the next major task, surgery to implant this transmitter inside the shark. >> this is the size of a small battery but it has enough battery power to transmit you will are a sonic signals for serve years while the animal is out there swimming. >> the they take detailled measurements. >> tiger sharks, which are predatory sharks, are really built, in many cases, ambush. they're made for short bursts of speed. >> what you look at the tiger shark what can you tell me about its feature. >> the first thing you'll notice is their large blunt head. they their athlete are designed almost like a can open. >> blood and finish samples are taken before the hook is remo

. >> meet 32-year-old restaurant worker, gill, benitez. >> is your hair black?> as he's process, tammy tells our producer that based on the way he negotiated the sex act, this john is no first time buyer. >> you indicated that he probably had done this before. >> during our conversation he had agreed to go with me to my hotel room. he asked if there's anybody there, because in the past when he's gone to somebody's room, there have been other people there. >> it's gill benitez. >> tammy says most men caught in san francisco john stings are experienced buyers. >> are you married? >> yes. >> tomorrow i got divorced. >> >> but tomorrow you're divorced. is she going to be mad if she finds out? you live with your wife? >> no, right now she's on vacation. >> uh-oh. >> when they go on vacation, the men are stupid. >> when the women go on vacation, the men are stupid. >> not everybody. >> but some men. >> not everyone. >> this is not your first rodeo. this is not the first time you've done this. >> first time. >> no, this is not the first time you've done this. do you kn

he says the attacksive with gill sisi reason for further action. >> the regime tends to view these different form of violence of islamist violence apart and parcel of the same phenomenon. so when attacks happen in the sy sinai, that may make the regime less likely to come to some kind of conscious with members of the muslim brotherhood within egypt proper or within the nile valley, let's put it that way. is this tendency on the part of the security apparatus within the egyptian regime to view all these disparate action he as part and parcel to a seasonal be islamic state feet against regime. we saw that already right? we saw today the killing of nine members of the muslim brotherhood including one form err member of parliament, nasser al drofi. and i think the regime very much views itself as a multifront war against an almost differentiated islamist enemy. >>> european officials have slammed the door on any further debt negotiations with greece before the referendum on sunday. language has become very bitter with the german chancellor. be people standing in line outside tboorchtion withdraw

it took an hour and a half to take out gilles simone.traight set victory so it's murray versus federer in semi-final. after verbally committing to the mavericks, deandre jordan they be reconsidering and may sign with the clippers. leon: make up your mind. maureen: we have video from water problem. doug: this is dave lucas that shot this. the creek is raging. the next batch may stay south or north metro that is saturated in the past few hours. brian van de graaff is in for steve tonight at 11:00. we will catch you up on what to expect. leon: bumpy night. maureen: "world news tonight" with david muir up next. 2 leon: see you at 11:00. why are we watching this again? i pay for all these channels, so i make myself watch them all. joey, i'll watch anything except this. except this. go back, go back, go back, go back, go back, go back. fios custom tv lets you pay for the types of channels you want, not the ones you don't. 100% fiber optics is here. get out of the past. get fios. now for $79.99 a month. go online or call. call the verizon cente

are slightly below average but we will see a bump up in the temperature tuesday going up to 86 in gill roy and also the brent wood area. we bring the numbers down with the enhancement of the marine layer and possibility of rain on wednesday and thursday and then high pressure takes control from friday through sunday. tonight's game time temp is 64 degrees at at&t park. we'll notice the clouds on the increase. i need you to help me forecast the weather. become one of my weather watchers at cbssf.com/weather watcher. it's really beneficial especially with micro climates like today. i need the people to let me know what's going on in their neighborhoods. >> do you hear roberta? >> i need you! >>> ocean water temps in the bay area are at least five degrees above normal this summer. that's according to the national weather service. scientists say that's a staggering jump for the ocean. water temps usually average 58 to 59 degrees in july. >>> still ahead, overcoming great odds. meet a young man who has lived through times of war helping feed his family and is forging his own path. >> if you

carly lloyd got a huge ovation today as she was introduced to the gills and all they want it to be like her. eva pilgram was in marlton, new jersey today. >> the young soccer fans started to line up hours in advance. >> we wanted to get here early so we could be the first ones. >> i wanted to see her. >> i want to see her so bad. >> all of them here at the blue barn in marlton, new jersey where carly lloyd has trained for several years the same place these young players train today. >> it makes me feel if i practice hard here i could be a world cup player too. >> it makes me believe i could go that far. >> want to hear advice and stuff. >> and when lloyd arrived it was not just the screaming fans there were also a few presents. >> they have a key to the blue barn. >> they got their very own key to the blue barn so they can get in whenever they want and welcome to carly lloyd court the court she trained on for years was named after her. >> i am on top of the world and quickly there will be an obstacle i'll have to face, but in my heart i won't doubt i can get through anything. >> she tal

he would take gill, keep swimming. >> reporter: [ inaudible question ] [ laughter ] >> keep walking.> reporter: day two started this morning. where the 200590 camped out and started walking back to san francisco where their journey began. >> everybody is complimenting you on how fabulous you look. people just get you. this is where they understand what you have gone through as a breast cancer survivor. >> reporter: they are both breast cancer survivors. this year for the first time she brought her daughter to cheer on participates. >> i didn't realize how long this was and how hard it was till i came here. for my grandma to be doing that it is crazy. >> reporter: they organize 7 walks like this across the country. this one has been going on for 13 years. last year it raised $4 million. each is required to raise $1,800 to walk. part of >> if we get a strong el nino, we got a chance of normal to above normal precipitation. >> they won't be able to make true predictions about how strong it is till september. a number of atmospheric events must occur before it becomes a strong one and it

cadillac desert, a book by mark ryser, the perfect storm -- animal to develop would be a camel with gills because of this kind of weather. lightning and rain in monterey bay. at about 7:00 in the morning, a thunderstorm in monterey bay. a thunderstorm of our own off the pacific. tomorrow, it will be warm again with a chance of thunderstorms. monday, we will lease off. by wednesday, we have to wait until midweek. forecasts for monday, clouds in the southern half of the district. north of the golden gate, not a bad day. north of the bay, maybe a shower or two. lightning, thunders possibility tomorrow. high clouds and humid again. thunderstorm chance south of the gate. it will cool later on tuesday. we cool it down over the weekend with the humidity. 73 in the city, 93 it, cord, -- at concordes -- concordes -- concord. temperatures near 80 degrees beginning wednesday inland. low 70s around the bay. coastline, usual low clouds. stay tuned for what's coming next. >>> still to come, the berkeley botanical gardens, a great place to stop and smell the flowers you might regret sticking your nose i

the gills.e the snout. >> exactly, this is where all their stuff is concentrated. >> reporter: in the middle of a sharknado of reef sharks. less aggressive and less lethal than great whites. >> become to back. linked arms. now we have each other for protection. >> on top of the water, thrashing. >> as with fanning, floating on the surface is often the most dangerous place for humans. flapping hands and feet look like food to sharks. with fish parts in the water the sharks are in a frenzy and it is a fight to keep them off. >> the best thing for me right now is -- fending them off with my feet. kind of like that one. >> yeah. >> you do the best you can to keep them off of you. >> let's get in. >> all right. >> or out. >> somehow perfectly fine. >> reporter: back in south africa fanning is clearly shaken by his close call. >> it's his -- kicking in -- it's just -- tripping out. >> reporter: sunday's competition was called off early. a relief for fanning who says it could be his last. >> i'm happy

. >> if it takes getting run over to save the gill track from development, i'm happy to throw myself in front of a car. >> there is lots of land they can occupy and grow vegetables on they would be lucky enough to do that. but they never persuaded anybody in albany. >>> following the confederate flag controversy in south carolina l is a renewed call to rename the city of fort bragg. fort bragg is a scenic coastal community with a population of 7200 people. the california legislative black caucus sent a let every to the city requesting a name change. the name comes from a military advisor in the confederate states of america. opponents say a name change would be costly and suggest places honoring george washington and thomas jeffer sop should be changed as well because they were slave owners. >>> the state water board says inspectors observed the district pumps. pumping the water from the delta's old river in may. officials say the district had received a notice earlier in the month saying it did not have the right to use the water. the state water board says the district could face f

. >>> a former police officer pleads not guilty in the gilling of an unarmed black man during a trafficp. >>> possible new clues as to what happened to malaysian airlines flight 370. investigators looking into part of a wing that washed ashore. >>> and how three young women swindled isil out of thousands of dollars. ♪

next speaker >> tom gill burt ate when we address the sidewalk, please the smallest percentage of rain run off slant to the sidewalk us wheelchair people would appreciate because the slant that you need to have the drops of water run off the side walk into the gutter means when you push a wheelchair you push with one arm against that slant the entire time so if it is a long block it is a long block. the smallest we can make that angle, that percentage oaf run off, one of my arms would really appreciate it and sure there are others that would appreciate it. >> thank you any other members of the public who would like to speak ton thisimem? seeing none public common is closed and if there are members of the public who would like address there issue he'll step outside the hall and come back with a verdict. if you can step outside and meet with individuals. colleagues at this team time we'll return to the the agenda and get back to that item at a later time. madam clerk can you please call item number 25 >> item 25 is a motion tew point [inaudible] maria waters [inaudible] alson lee, with t

. >> sanchez pled not gill tooy in spanish. the charge was murder with a gun enhancement. sanchez has no violent criminal record. >> it could be a completely accidental discharge of a firearm. >> assistant d.a. says murder charges are justified. >> did you shoot kate steinley, the lady down on pier14? >> yes. >> sanchez told me in a jail house interview that he found the gun on pier14 wrapped in a t-shirt and it accidentally fired three times when he picked it up. the story has many inconsistencies, but five deportations are a fact. including his release from the san francisco sheriff custody in march even though ice had a detainer on him because he had returned to the u.s. illegally. the san francisco police officer's association blames the city's safe haven sanctuary law for kate steinley's death. >> and if the politicians in san francisco or other cities that have similar sanctuary policies do not act on this my fear is this will happen again. >> sanchez will be back in court on july 27th. cornell bernard abc7 news. there is a so-called sanctuary that is causing them to

. >>> a former police officer pleads not guilty in the gilling of an unarmed black man during a traffic stop. >>> possible new clues as to what happened to malaysian airlines flight 370. investigators looking into part of a wing that washed ashore. >>> and how three young women swindled isil out of thousands of dollars. ♪ >>> this is al jazeera america, good morning, i'm in for staff staff live from new york city. former university of cincinnati police officer indicted for killing an unarmed black man was just in court where he pleaded not guilty to first degree murder charges. >> the defendant is facing the possibility of life in prison it's the court's duty to ensure his appearance the bond will remain at 1 million. >> reporter: he shot and killed a man during a traffic stop last month. prosecutors called that killing a senseless and intentional act of violence. >> do you have a license on you? >> yeah what happened? >> reporter: newly released video captures the last moments of samuel's life. >> okay. i'm going to ask you again, do you have your license on you? >> reporter: it's july

. >> we had people in the '70s and really big name people keith urban and vince gill on the country side of things, lenny kravitz. >> reporter: d'addario has transitions to drum head. and the next big hurdle succession planning. there are nine family members already working for the company. >> we have successfully gotten to the fourth generation and we are hoping that put the right systems in place that it could perpetuate itself. >> successful plans is a big challenge for family businesses. >> so hard for family businesses. amazing to see how people make run. make a living. >> who would have thought? strings. they are doing a good job of it up. that will do it for "nightly business report." thanks for joining us. >> thanks from me as well. have a great weekend, everybody. and we hope to see you back here monday night. gwen: we take you inside the historic iran nuclear deal. to vienna and washington and back again. and then we break down the 2016 money game. tonight on "washington week." >> in return for the dramatic changes that iran has accepted for its nuclear program the internationa

collegeville is 67 and currently 67 in gill bertsville asbertsville as well. >>> most of the shower and thunderstorm activity today is way to our south. you can see thunderstorms moving into northern virginia. those are not coming our way today. what you will see is sunshine. an a few scattered clouds at times, while those showers hang to our west. by 11:00 tonight we're still dry. tomorrow morning we could see showers developing, that's 9:00 in the morning and tomorrow afternoon, heavy downpours with thunderstorms. for today, sunshine and 77 degrees by 9:00. by lunch time middle 80s and climbing into the upper 80s today. come tomorrow not as hot but plenty humid and showers and thunderstorms are likely. not only in the morning but in the afternoon even more likely and that possibility will be with us again on wednesday with the high of 86. then sunshine turning less humid on thursday. thursday looks like a great day, partly sunny, a bit warmer. up to 90 degrees saturday and close to 90 on sun, both saturday and sunday will bring with them a chance of showers and thunderstorms. >>> eigh

. >> just yesterday kerry was gilled about the deal.ongress has less than 60 days to decide whether to approve the deal. >>> the top democrat on the house committee investigating the attacks in benghazi is denying reports that the justice department has been asked to open an investigation into hillary clinton email's. the "new york times" says two generals believe that it war rents a federal probe. clinton says the use was proper. >>> republican presidential candidate and former texas governor, rick perry won a major legal victory today. a state's appeals court dropped one of the two charges against him. he was accused of abusing his power when he tried to force out a district attorney. the court said perry should still face trial on the other charge. >>> california looks for ways to stop mosquitos after the first death this year from the west nile virus. plus a look at the dark web, a place where everything with illegal guns to credit card numbers are sold. >>> days after hackers went public with how they were able to take control of s

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. >> i'm scared i have college kids and five gills of my own and five boys of my own i'm petrified and all i want to raise them the right way and do no harm. >> reporter: crime scene unit just wrapped up 15 minutes ago and homicide detectives were going door to door this afternoon and for surveillance video. at this hour they're pursuing several new leads. reporting live, annie mccormick "channel 6 action news," jim. >> annie thank you police opened fire on alleged armed robber tonight city beingly wounding the suspected bandit at 7:00 market street in milbourne the suspect stole money from a grocery store cash register. outside two melborn police officers con fronted him and shot him when the man allegedly pulled a group. he ran across the border into philadelphia where he collapsed at 63 and marketch the officers were not hurt. >>> james holmes found guilty on all 16 4 counts make that 165 counts in aurora colorado movie theater shooting and that includes 4 counts of murder and two each for twelve people that lost lives on jewel 20 three years ago and holmes dressed in head to toe bo

historic south carolina church faced a federal judge this morning. 21-year-old dylann roof pleaded not gillo hate crime murders. roof also faces state murder charges. >>> a grand jury in cincinnati has chosen not to indict two more police officers in the death of a man in a traffic stop. body cam video shows university of cincinnati officer ray tensing approaching the car of samuel due bow earlier this month. after exchanging words tensing shoots him dead. the two officers who were with him will not be charged. >>> seven states have moved to arm military recruiters since the killings of four marines and a sailor in chattanooga. ash carter say the murders show a continuing attack to military centers in the u.s. >> looking at arming personnel doesn't mean that that's what the services will ultimately decide, but it does tell them they have within dod policy anyway, the existing authority to do that. >> the pentagon says it does not want civilian forces protecting the units. >>> sheila macvicar spoke to some insiders who say this jet is not ready to take off. >> reporter: what does it mean if

beaches, there are no more clouds or marine layer or free air conditioning as we look at sutro tower and gills hot and hazy sunshine and poor air is possible today and tomorrow and thursday night. never remain too warm and that is why we do not have the heat advisory, seasonal highs this weekend are humid and unfortunately it looks like the storms will stay away from us. check out the lack of cloud cover and with the north and northeast light breeze it will be hazy from the smoke due to the fires from the north and east. 91 at fairfield and antioch. 93 in san ramon. those areas will hit 100 and 76 in san francisco, and oakland is 73 so we have a ways do go before we reach our highs. look how calm the bay is from the south beach camera because the winds are light and variable and they could pick up. the weather service, believes from the west to the golden gate bridge and north of the bay bridge from noon until 9:00 with small craft advisory. 72 at half moon bay. 78 in san francisco. low-to-mid 80s in richmond and oakland. mid-90s in the south and north bay and triple digits inland east bay. i

. >> reporter: gill said the wind shifted and within minutes the fire beared down on his ranch. >> the fire was wild, and aggressive and it burned the whole place. >> reporter: the fire is only 5% contained, but in some part of northern california, hills have not murnd burnd in years, leaving brush dense and dry. fire analyst taro pusina says that is creating more intense fire. >> the drought is creating much drier conditions, and we're seeing much more intense fires burning that are more difficult to kind of predict. >> reporter: certainly, the spread has been fast and unpredictable here on the rocky fire. we now see thick smoke and flame rising from ridges on both sides of us. and, scott, firefighters here are telling us we've got to be ready to move out of this area quickly. >> pelley: john blackstone, thanks. fish is our chief meteorologist at the station wbz in boston. eric, what's next?? >> as warm as october, december, february, march, june, july, and with today, the 11th 90-degree day of temperatures in seattle, the warmest month ever recorded in the city, 125 years. it goes on

but just, a heads-up in case you are hearing that. 83 in san jose in south bay tomorrow. 89 in gill roy. mix of sun and high clouds on the peninsula. low 8 os for redwood city. mountain view beautiful day in san matteo. 64 on the coast and pacifica. and we will repeat that for daily city. 68 in downtown san francisco. and in the north bay 60s with fog along the coast. high clouds and sun, 82 in napa. 83 santa rosa and east bay. 82 fremont. inland spots coming out of upper 90s. 90 livermoore. weekend will feature mid 6 os to upper 80s so cool done continues but it will be humid. right on through sunday morning. and then next week, hopefully firefighters will get a break in california. temperatures in the mid 60s to mid to upper 80s. a nice break from the hot dry conditions that we've been dealing with. cheryl, dan? >> okay sandy, thanks very much. >> just ahead, what researchers say is leading to an increase in hooka use among american teenagers. >> on flight 370, what we learned about the piece of that wing with the position of the flap reveals about how the jet might have gone down. al