get involved as volunteers. >> i started new visions of tomorrow in my sophomore year and do pair gingto tech museums because i like science and all the kids are into that. >> she's going to do amazing things. i've never seen this level of structure and accountability and diligence in somebody so creative. >> i think i'm selectively diligent. i'm diligent if i realize for myself i have a deadline i need to meet and fib nish that main mainly self-motivation. >> reporter: a skill she's clearly perfected and one that motivates others as well. >> incredible. be sure to watch our abc7 star scholar sunday at 6:30 p.m. to learn more about joy and the other abc7 star scholars this year. she was such a delight. >> washingable. great story. thank you for joining us for abc7 news at 4. >> abc7 news at 5 begins right now now. >> do i need to educate somebody how to pick up a phone? >> san francisco's mayor comes out swinging an immigration policy that is divideing a nation is splitting a city. >>> what is being said about a gun used to kill a san francisco woman. >>> a rare look at two mountain li

. >> 73-year-old charlotte russell and her daughter chris enjoy relivingre live ginge ging memories. >> daddy was diagnosed. he had it for ten years. my mother was diagnosed and she was dead within three years. >> the same illness also killed her husband. chris lives with the realization that either she or her two sisters may also develop the disease. >> there are times when i will forget something and it's like dear lord am i getting it already? >> women make up two-thirds of those living with the disease and not just because they tend to live longer than men. >> we need to understand why women are different. is it a biological reason. >> memory loss could turn into alzheimer's. women declined twice as quickly as men did. >> the vulnerability that women might have. >> charlotte and chris do the only things they can that might help delay or prevent menry loss. keep their minds stimulated, eat right and exercise. there is no cure for alzheimer's disease. nbc news. >> looks like we may finally be in for a break from the heat odds. >> what do you say doug? >> we're in for very nice weat

we do have a meet ging next week where they are going to come on site and tell us about what is the performance issue squz the root cause and the resolution. we are also looking for information about what are they doing to make sure that their sizing the system properly. much like buildings and structural beams to size them to a certain load, the same in computer system. we want to make sure they take dbi's load coming and size the plat forms to make sure they accommodate the volume. >> i have a question there for you. the system that we purchased, are you saying that it should be able to handle our load? that isn't the issue. are they saying the system in place isn't big enough to handle the load? >> it is the former. the system is capable of handling the jurisdiction. the sizing exercise is about the hardware you are on. if you do thousands of transactions a day you want to have adequate cpu and memory, your data network and transactions to the data bases. all that has to be sized appropriately for that capacity. you always put 30 to 40 percent on top of that to handle unexpected peek squz mo

despite that he's accused of shooting and killing ging ging kate signly wednesday. >> it would have beentter if e were gone and they would have done what they should have done. absolutely. >> the suspect sanchez has a long criminal history which includes seven felony convictions. four of them drug related. earlier this year he was in the custody of immigration and customs enforcement or i.c.e. in march he was handed over to the san francisco sheriff's department for an outstanding warrant possession and distribution of marijuana on march 27th the charges were dismissed. on april 15th sanchez was released. immigration agents asked to be notified of the release but the sheriff's department didn't do that. as so called sanctuary city it doesn't enforce federal immigration holds. >> the city policy city law is very clear that we don't honor i.c.e. detainers. >> experts like julie meyers-wood a former i.c.e. director said there should be less politics and more cooperation between i.c.e. and local agencies especially in situations like the sanchez case. donald trump under fire for his comments

sometimes homeless folks figure out how to get into it and obviously, they have done that as their livinge ging space. >> firefighters say someone locked the door after the fire started. they did not find anyone inside. investigators are looking into what started the fire. >>> check of the forecast now with drew of course, just weird. >> warm. >> so humid and sticky. >> sticky. >> just -- >> and it's going to stay that way overnight. it will be a warm night tonight and that will set the stage for a hot day on the way for monday. we'll talk about with when we will finally get relief from the humid thety and heat. live doppler 7 hd will show you we were tracking light showers now. we'll zoom into street level. a light shower was moving north around broodadway, anything we're see income terms of wet weather tonight in the next 24 hours will be isolated. take you outside, gorgeous sunset from the camera. the sun going down at 8:29 p.m. you notice the high clouds indicative of the increased humidity and that set the stage for a gorgeous sunset on this sunday evening. out there now, it's still rather

period in terms of storage fees by auto return and they end having to pay significant not just tow ging fees but storage fees that are sometimes worth more than the vehicle so they end up forfitting the vehicle. it produzing huge hardship and it one of those things hanging out there for a long time and caused harm to a lot of people. auto return contract expires at the end of july and the mta issued a rfp. mta requested a 8 month extenshz of the currents contract but the mta will revise the fees in connection to the extension to instead of providing a 4 hour grace period for people to retrieval stolen cars, residence receive 48 hours and non residence receive 24 hours so it is a significant increase in terms of giving people the ability to get their cars without having to pay storage fees. in addition, the tow g ing administrative fee will be waved for residence and cut in half for non residence. this is a significant step forward in terms of something that is just unfair. if your car has been stolen you have been victimized and to show up to get your car back when you did nothing wrong

we've seen it going none the ging ging on in the last three or four weeks that it doesn't impact theest-even if china is more important, why isn't there any? >> i think very much at the moment we're focused on the asian market the shanghai market not hong kong. the reason for me that china is clearly the elephant in the room, i think it's not just an issue for global markets as opposed to saying european markets, i also think it's for the global economy. and yes, so far, it's been focused on a marginal number of investors. . when that starts happening that will affect global economies not just the global markets. and that seems to be the point. i would say on the whole greece issue, we actually haven't even seen european markets sell off that much around greece. 5.7% decline on the dax over the last ten days. that's quite a lot. but over the last 2 1/2 weeks it's flat. but, yes, i think china is a bigger issue for markets, but on the short term i think the european markets have a bigger issue. >> maybe, maybe not. it all depends on whether the ecb will step in not just in terms of th

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mitt romney newt ging gingrich and ron paul. en donald trump has changed his political affiliation five times since the 1980s the most recent 2011, according to records obtained by the smoking gun. bill o'reilly is a republican strategist. mr. o'reilly i'll begin with you. names like bachman and herman kane are part of the historical landscape. is that proof that we're wrong to look who serves this year out? >> it's a different race than 2012. 2012 the lead seemed to change. everybody had his or her turn. donald trump had a time on top in 2012. what's happened here though is trump has effectively frozen the field, those second are tier candidates are having time a hard time getting their message out. this is donald trump we're talking about. he's not a serious political leader, never has been or never will be. he's saying things that will tap into people viscerally. calling politician he idiots, dumb, all kinds of very strong names and he's lighting up a section of the electorate but it's not going to last. >> ms. odell do you e

it incorporates for voice including court tane ging cortana. back to you. >>> there's a lot of social outrage aimed at a dentist out of minnesota who killed cecil the lion. walter palmer said he didn't break any law when he shot and killed the lion. hunters lured cecil out of the park. palmer closed the doors to his dental practice yesterday. people from around the world are flooding palmer's business with negative reviews. his yelp review has been bombard bombarded with one-star ratings. they've shut down the page. >>> i want to turn to tom kierein. there's got to be some positive that you can come up for us today because what we're feeling outside is not good right now. >> there isn't, sorry? >> okay. >> at least you're honest, right? >> at least the sun's breaking out now after we had dense fog. that's one bright thing to consider. >> all right. >> just a few minutes ago we couldn't even see hardly the ground. now that sun breaking out. that's a live view from the tower camera. by 8:00, it will be in the mid-70s. hazy, sunshine, mid-80s by n

but they have been training and training for my threat ging for any threat that may occur. law enforcement is taking these terror concerns -- that scare earlier this week at the navy yard turned into a swift huge security response. police and secret service shooed tourists out of the area. some described yesterday's response as a valuable dress rehearsal just in case. what are they talking about today? obviously they've got the most security there. any concerns? >> reporter: no fresh concerns today, upon pi. today. we know that hundreds of thousands are coming to d.c. to watch the fireworks displays. we do know that d.c. police have boosted their security in both seen and unseen ways. i think that was a big indication yesterday of their quick and huge response to the potential shooting at the u.s. navy yard. within minutes that building had been evacuated, hundreds of police on the scene boosting security at the capitol and here at the white house. pennsylvania avenue in front of the white house being evacuated. white house tours even called off for the day. the d.c. police

. >>> a building crumb ging crumbles, smoke fills the street, the video and why authorities think it collapsed. >>> do >>> imagine walking down the street and this happens. >> the top three floors of a four-story building came crashing down yesterday in brooklyn, new york. the whole thing caught on video. >> yeah, right now emergency workers are still at the scene removing the rubble, brick by brick, trying to make sure no one's still trapped in it there. >> reporter jackie bedford explains why the collapse could have been much worse. >> reporter: exclusively images from a nearby surveillance camera show the building shift as pieces of debris fall to the sidewalk, startling pedestrians walking below. and less than 20 seconds later an avalanche of bricks and cement as the upper floors of the four-story building collapse, sending huge clouds of debris raining down onto the street. the collapse cement pedestrian-- sent pedestrians running. were respect emergency on bed sty's fulton street raised concerns people play is been buried under tons of rubble. >> so the first thought was did an

but use ging drugs isn't the main point. the president let a lot of people go last week who were selling drugs or in a conspiracy to sell drugs. i want people to know right now, if you sell addictive narcotics in the united states of america, that is a violent crime. it is not a non-violent crime. >> what about prison overcrowding? how would you do it? if you think that -- >> look, i have confidence personally in the judicial system and the rule of law. and i think that the mandatory sentences came into play with more violence and danger on the streets and we are seeing that rise now. >> are you saying there's not overpopulation of these things? >> i think you can overcomplicate this. i've been in the courtrooms all my life and dealing with the law all my life. and i think that regular folks out there who are living their lives every day don't want to the have their children addicted or shown drugs. and we are thank you you for being here today. >> thank you. thank you very much. >> good luck to you. >>> this morning checkpo

there's a lot of concern about how it's ging to be. you can see the plume of smoke from the fire in san bernardino peeking up over the santa monica mountains right there in our shot there. you can see that there on the left of your screen. hallie, there's a lot of concern. i talked to someone from the san diego fire department. they had a really really active season last year. they are worried about what this season is going to be. >> that is something you are hearing, not just in san diego, but throughout the state. we talked about it a lot, last summer it could be the worst fire season. we are hearing it again this year. they say there's no fire season anymore. they are seeing fires almost year round. typically, it's only bad certain times of the year. we are in the fourth year of this record breaking drought. you are seeing more fuel for the fire that is can light up. it's a concern. in this area out here north of san bernardino, people are used to wildfires, right? it's not uncommon. we have seen 3300 in california. i would nlt say

. ♪ amaze ging grace ♪ >> i'm surprised he sang so well. it was amazing.t now the name obama is so globally recognized? >> when big things happen people are named after big events. she says that my dad used to tell her about my brother, you know that son of mine in america is going to do great things. you're going to see it and now she's seeing it. he's going to uplift your name as well and that's what's happening. >> still beyond nairobi the question looms will he come here? but what if he doesn't come here? how disappointed will people be? >> i think we're very realistic about the situation with my brother and the job that he has. i always say it's a government official. [ indecipherable audio ] >> whatever happens is a bonus. and i'm not worried about that and the community knows that. >> they get it? >> they do get it. at end of the day they do know that. he's an american. >> really honored to be there and it's just the beginning. i have part two and part three of my interview, especially talking about alma's foundation which is a healing for powerful

so instead of leave ging mr.ilyard, south carolina, when i got old enough for college i came back and i've dedicated my life since then to make a difference. one of the proudest moments in terms of making a difference is when i got elected to this body in terms of the house of representative representatives. and so since that time i've tried to conduct myself in such a way to make a difference. now, let me tell you why all this is important. particularly to me, in terms of what we've been talking about. we talked about heritage today and mr. neal has made i think a passionate argument saying we all have a heritage in this state. i'm a proud southerner i'm a proud south carolinaian. that's why i'm still here. jim clyburn was someone that i looked up to when i was a kid, dick riley, all of them said, listen, don't leave south carolina carolina, that crowd, a lot of good people. i serve in this body over in the senate as a page, was here when quincy newman became the first black senator to serve since reconstruction

disruptors --ging what is the most radical thought you had as the new ceo?ake your model and disrupt the disruptor? sebastien: you are correct. we need to be an actor. the number oneo marketplace, we decided that we are good to be disputing -- independent hotels will be benefiting micro-distribution. atber two, let's look airbnb. it is a very strong model. it provides a local experience to international guests. their visit when they go to airbnb. why can't we do the same in the hotel industry? of course we can. through the couple hundred employees we have, let's get this interaction between future guests and employees in a much more local experience to make it more likely. just listen to what has worked elsewhere and incorporated in my system. francine: what about for exchange? sebastien: foreign exchange is for the first semester. i want to control my destiny. controlling this meet means getting the action moving. getting your financial muscles invested in contracts. i am putting foreign exchange on the side, because i do not control it. manus: you sound li

so instead of leave ging mr.ilyard, south carolina, when i got old enough for college i came back and i've dedicated my life since then to make a difference. one of the proudest moments in terms of making a difference is when i got elected to this body in terms of the house of representative representatives. and so since that time i've tried to conduct myself in such a way to make a difference. now, let me tell you why all this is important. particularly to me, in terms of what we've been talking about. we talked about heritage today and mr. neal has made i think a passionate argument saying we all have a heritage in this state. i'm a proud southerner i'm a proud south carolinaian. that's why i'm still here. jim clyburn was someone that i looked up to when i was a kid, dick riley, all of them said, listen, don't leave south carolina carolina, that crowd, a lot of good people. i serve in this body over in the senate as a page, was here when quincy newman became the first black senator to serve since reconstruction

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you all caught the problem because when you all reviewed it and you were looking ging at it coming in, it wasn't adding up. so that's when you all went in for an individual audit. can you explain that? >> yes, that's exactly correct. so back when the first quarter ended, we were -- it was clear that we had about a 40-something percent increase in the authorizations, but we were on plan with our $7.6 billion expenditures for a purchase care in the community. when we sat down and said somehow this doesn't make sense i could think of a lot of reasons why it might actually make sense, but we didn't really know and we felt like we needed to look at this. so we did. in january and february look at that. it took us a while to understand exactly what the problem was going through the system. and then once we did that, we had to sit down and reconcile millions of authorizations by hand to understand the magnitude of the problem. and it wasn't until really late april that we understood that, the magnitude of that problem. we put a plan together, which we thought was going to resolve the situati

i'm thinking legislation ging less and less. >> last-minute deal i still think they would do it. don't see how both sides find face-saving in this michelle. they seem to be just pushing people apart. i don't know how they can both ever get together now and save face, is it still possible? >> reporter: i'm not sure joe, we hear the commentary out of the german it's incredibly stride strident. the prime minister feels emboldened by the vote last night. let's show you the video from last night. celebratory feeling here in the square. 61% of the voters voted no in heavy turnout. only 31% have come in with a yes. the other big news the finance minister yanis varoufakis has resigned. he had told the world if there's a yes vote he's definitely resigning but this morning, we learned that he has stepped down as well even though they got the no vote that they were wanting. what happens next is the big question. the prime minister has promised if he got a strong no vote he would go to brussels and he could secure a deal between 24 to 48 hours. and the greek finance minister the cnbc produce

let's put some ging er as le. >> -- ginger ale. >> i think you need to bring a glass down from the thirdor you, one for me. >> a couple of other people who want some too. >> okay. you better bring a tray. >> i don't know how many i can hold but i will come back down. i take thank you will be back up in the next hour to grill up some meat with the chef. >> yeah. tell him i'm on my way. >> she is on her way. >> cheers. >> back to you. >> thank you. >>> we posted the recipes on the website already. just click on fourth of july recipes which is under the mornings on 2 tab. >> that does look good. >>> an anticipation is building as the united states women's soccer team heads to the world cup final tomorrow. you are looking at video of team usa getting in some practice in vancouver canada. the women will take on japan tomorrow and that's the same team they lost to in the 2011 championship. cheering them on will be vice president joe biden and his wife. >>> if you can't make it you can catch it with other soccer fans in san francisco. we are again sponsoring a watch party in civic center plaza.

. >>> welcome back to morning ging joe. time to talk about what we learned.in the south of france. she likes the f-150 she takes to monaco to go in actually is stripped down. has a wine rack in the back. i mean or was that a gun rack? i forget. >> that's not it. okay, i learned that i would love to see more top republicans send gifts to democratic candidates. say things like you shouldn't play the gender card. that's fantastic. please do that more. bianna. >> i like how heartbroken and attached joe is to the a & p. who knew? >> he milled around at midnight. >> can't say anything in two seconds. that's all we have. >> all right, if it's way too early, it's time for "morning joe." now it's time for "the rundown." >> and good morning. i'm jose diaz-balart. this morning, we start with a trump jump. a new washington post/abc poll shows donald trump with a commanding lead in the gop presidential race. garnering 24% of the vote. that's 11 points ahead of his closest challenger, scott walker and 12 points ahead of jeb bush. important to note a majority of the survey

we do have a meet ging next week where they are going to come on site and tell us about what is the performanceue squz the root cause and the resolution. we are also looking for information about what are they doing to make sure that their sizing the system properly. much like buildings and structural beams to size them to a certain load, the same in computer system. we want to make sure they take dbi's load coming and size the plat forms to make sure they accommodate the volume. >> i have a question there for you. the system that we purchased, are you saying that it should be able to handle our load? that isn't the issue. are they saying the system in place isn't big enough to handle the load? >> it is the former. the system is capable of handling the jurisdiction. the sizing exercise is about the hardware you are on. if you do thousands of transactions a day you want to have adequate cpu and memory, your data network and transactions to the data bases. all that has to be sized appropriately for that capacity. you always put 30 to 40 percent on top of that to handle unexpected peek squz monito

and people are going to keep laughing, daddy ging at him and they have laughed all the way to the bank>> there is a three legged stool in american politics that has always been existent. and it is still there. it's hanganger, frustration and alienation felt by democrats and republicans. donald trump isn't a politician. he's a cultural phenomenon with a political side vent here. he arrives on the scene, no matter where it is he doesn't have the usual aides surrounding him as most candidates do. everything that comes out of his mouth, i mean you can't -- he can't come up with a complete english sentence if you read the text. it is stream of consciousness. but he gets people nodding their heads. wh he says things out there. republican and democrat. some of it is crazy. some of it makes no sense. but some of it -- some of it more than a little tapped into a grain that michael has been talking about and mark is talking about. people are pissed off about their government. they're mad! they're angry and he taps night. he's not going to be president. but he's tapping into it. >> well and there