the gilmores say they will definitely be back to try i.. >> marianna. >> for now she is. what is she going to be today? >> she will be something super. >> she makes it clear early on who she will be. the character is the incredible two now in theaters. >> c'mon. good job. >> and this time what i find interesting is she doesn't use her own head for this project. she's just using her torso. she is pacing. >> now i know what she is doing, i see why, painting on her body like this, you will then be able give the effect. >> you are right, ollie, because look at what happens when she gets to the end, she starts painting in the body. see that arm, it's stretched out, it's real skin my. >> she's so insanely talented. every time she blows our mind! >> with the added 3d effect with the feeling, it's significantly close to the camera. >> we all have to say, it is incredible. >>ible credible. >> like i said, pretty super. >> so many people covering famous artist's songs. in this video by condenast entertainment, ferg diwatching some of her fans cover her song on youtube. the first po

georgia gilmore.a little bit about my background, georgia gilmore was a cook, and what she did, she and some friend -- but she in particular start the club from nowhere and that they did was they raid money -- raised money to support the boycotted. this was a threat to their livelihood and their life. they called it the club from noy because they didn't want to be identified but she and the people she worked with persisted and they raised money to support the movement. so i'm always saying when you're movement oriented, you find ways to move social justice forward. georgia gilmore did that. >> rosa parks. rosa parks you may not know. see that sign on the highland center she was at highlander, and i showed that and that's the rosa parks, the young rosa park most people think of. at secretary of the naacp, dedidn't take dictation. what she did was she investigated lynching and rapes and things like that. that was a very serious position, and mrs. rosa parks just before she died. god bless her. now, dais

deal i've also benefited greatly from the advice and support of assistant secretary general andrew gilmore drawn from his extensive knowledge of the un and thank him for his leadership to all the directors led by dimona georgette gun and peggy hicks and all of the senior officials of whom that too many to name i admire all of you and thank you too as well as the as well as all the professional and national staff here in geneva those in our new york office in the regional offices and country presences or you or my gratitude to my spokes person rupert koval and his hard working team i feel a special indebtedness to you for your extraordinary work and then there is ruth marshall who has been my amazing speechwriter from whom it would be difficult to separate we have been operating in each other's heads for the last four years. all those in the front office led by the in comparable merit cronan shareef supported by syria both of whom i conferred with almost every day and the last four years as i did with my old friend you've been listening to say ride al hussein the outgoing un human rights ch

mayor gilmore says some promises have been broken but this report could make things right.they'd be open to extended concert curfews a few times a year. details are still being worked out. >> major life moments that you never forget. >> tonight you can bet the mother you're about to meet will never forget this moment. >> yay. you heard it! oh. >> emotional. you just saw that little girl point to her ear as her cochlear implant is just turned on. >> little ala who was born deaf, heard for the very first time. remarkable to see a little baby's face but mom. >> oh. >> so touching. >> you should know. >> i'm a blubbering mess sometimes. >> you're doing a good job. >> if you don't like the heat you're going to be blubbering about that. >> i'll be hearing those complaints. let's look at live doppler 7. this is the first day of summer. we ease you into the warmer weather tonight. we had 60s and 90s. it is limited to the coast, half hoop bay down to five miles. be careful if your commute takes you through this area tomorrow morning. temperatures anywhere from the 50s to the 70s. co

we have to keep that promise and enforce -- >> reporter: mayor gilmore said some promises made to residents early on have been broken. this report could make things right. some neighbors said they'd be open to extending concert curfews a few times a year. in legislator cornell barnard, abc 7 news. >>> a deal is in place to keep a data privacy measure off the state's november ballot. the main supporter of the california consumer privacy act agreed to pull it after state lawmakers approved similar legislation as long as governor brown signs the bill by june 28th. that's the deadline for withdrawing med yurs from the ballot. it would require google, amazon and at&t to tell users what types of personal information they collect and whether they sold it. >>> the warm weather is going to be perfect for san francisco pride weekend. it kicks off today with the annual trans rally and march. everyone is welcome to participate. that march begins at 6:00 p.m. and dolores and 18th streets and ends at turk and taylor. it is one of the largest transgender events in the world. >>> you're never more than sev

. >>> we have a look at the gilmore matt gilroy commute that we watch closely. can see traffic is still doing very well. it is coming in that is still looking good. 101 getting to the valley is fine. if you are a sir purr -- a super early riser, you will see a lot of traffic for the next hour or so, unless something happens. northbound 280 getting up to highway 17 looks very nice. there have been no major issues here at the bay bridge toll plaza. traffic is moving well. the flags are up-and-down but i don't see them gusting around as you drive across the bridge. you should be fine. let's bring in my good friend, mr. steve paulson. >> i am a super early riser. >> yes you are. >> you are, too. >> i can tell you three lanes are blocked on add. >> they are doing that paving work. we will have to drive on that very smooth freeway and we will be happy. >> it will be like a pillow. >> exactly. >>> 50 to 60 is the spread on the temperatures. santa rosa 50 and san jose is 60 degrees. the fire lays down at night and the wind tapers off. 66 degrees, 63 with some humidity w

. >> reporter: lisa gilmore underscore the importance of oversight and accountability during her state of the city address. >> we have been questioned about enforcing a curfew to protect our neighborhoods for people who prioritize money over quality of life. >> reporter: headlines and open hostility health likely faded from view. tensions still simmer beneath the surface. >> we had the last line of defense and we are the ones making sure the residents are well protected. >> reporter: the 49ers said they were not respond to the constant drumbeat of criticism coming from city hall. the mayor's message did seem to resonate with residents. >> it is a controversial issue but i think the mayor is on the right side in the issue. it is important to protect the interests of the citizens. >> reporter: the mayor didn't address the recent resignation of recent councilman amid allegations of misconduct. she said the council is trying her best to turn the page on a difficult chapter in the city's history. >> it was very disturbing and i feel it was a stain on our city that that happened. i'm proud o

david been wits did notps defene on in court, jack gilmore d. he was unavailable to comment and tol us today the officer who initially made the stop stuck by his story on the stand and claimed he he had gotten permison t consent to search. been wits says these body w havy defense attorneys go to work. the body worn camera a games ofs . been wits says arrest was one officer's side in this case but the failure to get search ruined it all. when we first met thompson he admitted what he did wasli wrongng us then that he hoped the judge would hold some mercy. no misconduct allegation was filed against the officer who made the stop. as for george thompson he's working again, buttill homeless. in the fox5 ns room , i'm paul wagner. >> le arerning more about that deadlyhractor-trailer last week on the woodrowdg wilson bri the crash killed the 6 dri06 year old rowúg del rge of bordentown, new jersey and injured several other people . jones was involved in a deadly crash before. a man by the same name who wld be the same age as joneses was involveo in aer

for the record, this is a photo of santa clara mayor lisa gilmore riding the rail blazer this morning. so yes, it could have been a lot worse. i'm not going to lie. after this ride kind of shook me, want to lay down and take a 15 minute nap, but if this is your thing, this is a lot of fun. if you get a chance to try it, i highly recommend it. >> two questions for you real quick. no. 1, did you barf? and no. 2, what's it like riding by yourself on a roller coaster? there's nobody beside you to sort of scream with, but you screamed anyway by yourself. >> reporter: yes. no, i did not throw up, thank god, but i would have put that in the story if i did and not having anybody next to you, it's got kind of an eerie feeling especially if you're sitting right in front of the roller coaster. it's almost as close to flying as you could get without actually flying. it's a very free, airy kind of feeling. it's different than any kind of roller coaster you've probably ridden. >> 52 miles an hour has to be a lot faster than most other coasters. that's flying. >> reporter: yeah. it's kind of middle

>> reporter: lili gilmore started having seizures when she was six months old.her with lennox-gastaut, a rare form of epilepsy. >> the first years were devastating. i didn't know anything about seizures or what life was going to be like. >> reporter: lili, now 17, was having hundreds of seizures a week. the drugs she was taking weren't helping, so her parents enrolled her in a study at nyu langone medical center. four years ago she started taking epidiolex with an active ingredient derived from marijuana. her awareness and alertness increased, and the seizures decreased. >> i think for us, any teeny bit of relief we might get with the seizures is huge. >> reporter: epidiolex is the first cannabis-based drug to receive approval from the fda. the active ingredient is cannabidiol or cbd, from the marijuana plant. >> it represents a chapter in therapy in the united states for epilepsy. >> reporter: dr. orrin devinsky is a lead physician in the research. >> many of these children and young adults had significant reductions in their most severe and dangerous seizures.

gilmor did.navailable to comment and told us today the officer who initially made the stop stuck by his story on the stand and claimed he had gotten permission to consent to search. benowitz says these bod worn cameras have now changed the way defense attorneys go to work.>> game changer in the district of columbia and around the country for these i types ofssues and her types of sglieshsit bz says the law and the arrest was on the officer's sides on the case but the failure to get the consentne to searchd it all. when we first met george thompson last november hete tod what he did was wrong, telling us then he hoped the judge would show some mercy. dc police told us today there was noct misc allegation filed against the officer who made the initial tffic stop. he is not under investigation. pas for george thompson,e is working again, but's still homeless. in the fox5 news room, i'm paul wagner. >>> and as we continue to follow the latest in t maryland primary because there are results still comi

. >> mayor gilmore said some promises made to residents early on have been broken. things right. some neighbors surveyed said they'd be open to extending concert curfews a few times during the year. those specific on cores are still being worked out. in santa clara, cornell barnard, abc 7 news. abc 7 news. >>> ending daylight saving crystal geyser alpine spring water starts here, abc 7 news. >>> ending daylight saving passes through here, and is bottled right here. at the mountain source. naturally. crystal geyser is the only major u.s spring water bottled at the mountain source. naturally. how far does crystal geyser alpine spring water travel from its source to the bottle? less than a mile and a half. crystal geyser. always bottled at the mountain source. naturally. >>> giants on a roll, three consecutive wins, going for four tonight. 7:15 first pitch, 66. much milder, a slight breeze out there. 10:15 at 59. and fireworks. so maybe a fourth consecutive win and celebrate it with fireworks. >> thanks, mike. >>> tourism is san francisco's number one industry with vis

. >>> a woman says a neighbor gilmore sunday afternoon.to remove her clothing and attack her. she managed to get away and ran off out of her home. he tried to drag her back inside, she says. she escaped by fighting him off the second time and called 911. deputies found him hiding in a nearby drainage ditch. investigators are asking anyone who saw or heard anything to contact them. >>> officials in mountain view are looking one possible solution to the growing number of rvs lining city streets. housing crisis have forced people to live in their vehicles. hundreds of rvs are sitting on the road. residents say that rvs are an eyesore, because many state parks for long periods of time. santa clara county and several groups are teaming up to create a safe place for people living in their rvs to park overnight, including in church parking lot. >> they will get a designated space from 7 pm to 7 am. that permit will last for a month. every month, they will meet with a case manager. >> the program will begin july 2. the applicants are screened to s

and safety he says don't wait until after the election because you are going to lose writer scott gilmore also took to twitter saying it's easy to say that trump did all of this but that's a fiction we're telling ourselves to paper over the real horror he says ordinary americans are doing this civil servants border agents ice officers nonprofit workers all citizens neighbors family and friends america is eating itself he says many are saying this should have all been expected though this video is resurfacing online it's from the day donald trump announced that he was running for president back in two thousand and fifteen when mexico's sends his people to not sending their best they're not sending you they're not sending you to sending people that have lots of problems and they're bringing those problems with us. they're bringing drugs to bring in crime they're rapists and some i assume are good people but i speak to border guards and they tell us what we're getting at it only makes common sense it only makes common sense this sending us not the right people it's coming from more than mexi

my netflix queue is probably the shows that peter strong female leads, gilmore girls, the unbreakablecommission it, girl boss and grace in a freaky. i can be found watching all shows like rizzoli and isles or madame secretary. rachael ray gives as much credit for my cooking style is much as my grandmother or grandmother tommy. i long ago swapped out those delicious cans of flavor infused heart clogging used grease for a bottle of ev oh oh, extra-virgin olive oil. on the other hand i have not had a white girl for ariend since 1998. that was the year i graduated high school. the last white girl to visit a place relived michelle, who famously stepped into my room one day and put my moisturizer in her hair and claimed it gave her texture and body. we both giggled about it, her into light in using black hair care products and me at the absurdity of this white girl, my friend, putting my oil in her right here. real friends can share cross-cultural intimacies like that. but until the netflix user algorithm include me and i had the idea that i had a predilection for watching white girls from

over 20 years ago, kristen gilmore from arizona, her sixth grade teacher wrote on her perfect reportgirl, hey, please invite me to your harvard graduation. she was that impressed with her predicting she would go to the ivy league school. fast toward to a couple of weeks ago, kristen about to graduate with her doctorate in public health and saved that report card and posted a picture of it on social media and wrote in part, ms. tonsing was the first person who passionately conveyed the plight of people living with hiv/aids. she stted me on this journ. harvard officials saw that post. they told kristen, go for it, invite your teacher to witness the moment, all expenses paid. she was there when it happened and even had dinner with kristen's family and wrote to her former student, quote, congratulations, doctor, i couldn't be more proud. >> such a sweet story. >> i have chills too. >> have someone believe in you from that point on. it changes -- teachers change the world. >> exactly. guys, that's all i have for "pop news." >> that's a great way to end "pop news." >>> lara, you were talki

. >>> santa clara residents will have several chances to meet mayor gilmore. will first speak at the santa clara teen center starting at 9 am. she will then go to the community recreational center on highland boulevard at 2 pm she will then deliver another address next saturday at the chai homeschool. on june 11 at the senior center.>>> motivated by gift cards. >> we will tell you how several agencies are using cards as incentives to help low-income families and the homeless.>>> paramedics were not allowed in responding to a school shooting. more on the new details out of parkland, florida. i'm dianne feinstein and i approve this message. i thought after sandy hook, where 20 six and seven year olds were slain, this would never happen again. it has happened more than 200 times in 5 years. dianne feinstein and a new generation are leading the fight to pass a new assault weapons ban. say no to the nra and yes to common-sense gun laws. california values senator dianne feinstein say no to the nra and yes to common-sense gun laws. when the worst oil spill hit san fr

charlie‘s grandad in gilmore has been in contact with the home office since 2014 when he learned of theccessing cannabis which opens them up accessing cannabis which opens them up to using the wrong form of the drug. the government has a duty to protect these patients and sufferers and when will it act? order. forgive me. i have granted this question because it is urgent, but the honourable lady has already exceeded hertime by honourable lady has already exceeded her time by 50%. honourable lady has already exceeded hertime by 50%. i honourable lady has already exceeded her time by 50%. i assume she is drawing towards a conclusion, very briefly, with a couple of question marks? why is the government stuck in the dark ages? what can the government do to speed up this process ? government do to speed up this process? next week, next month, in due course, these answers are simply not good enough, minister. due course, these answers are simply not good enough, ministerlj due course, these answers are simply not good enough, minister. i think the honourable lady for those long list of questi

svid been wit did not defense thompson in court, jack gilmore did. heab was unavail to comment and told us today the officer initially made the stop stuck by his story on the stand and h claimed head gotten permission toon cnt to search. been wits says these body worn cameras have nowhanged the way defense attorneys go to work. the body worn camera is a game changer in the district of columbia and aroun the country for these types of issues and a her types of issues. been wits snds the law the arrest was on the officers' side in this ce, but the failure to get consent tone search rui it all. when we first m george thompson last november he telling us then he hoped theng judge would show som mercy. we're wondering what happened to the officer who made that initial sto dent. police told us today no misconduct allegation has been filed against that officer. he is not under investigation. as formp george thon he's working again, but stilleless. in the fox5 news room, i'm paulgn er. a new message aimed at preserving the view directly in front of mount ver