now the green zone in iraq's council backed out is open to the public for the first time in sisixteen yearss it's a bitit tw confidence in the security situation after years of war and terrororism. the four square miles and was once d dominated by saddam huhuein's palace when he was toppled it became a heavily fortified home for the u. s. embassy. and for iraqi government buildings every good kay has the story. there is certainly something to celebrate here in baghdad celebrations square lococated inside t the green zone. the heavily fortified area is now open to the public for the first time in sixteen years. i think. this wasn't an easy decisision o make and it's not just about improving circulation. neither the americans no pride governments were able to make it happen. the waiting is because we are optimistic with respect to the security situation in baghdad. the ten square kilometers strip ofof close to the public in two thousand and three when us forces invaded iraq. home to saddam hussein's palaces before the war it was thenn transformed into what locals call it little america.

here in baghdad in may there were katyusha rockets that landed in the green zone close to the american embassy also just in the past few days you had attacks you had mortars and other rockets land in areas close to bases where u.s. troops are housed here in iraq we must remember there are at least $5200.00 u.s. troops remaining in that up as of now also interesting to note the timing because a doctor has been really the epicenter of a flurry of diplomatic activity these past several weeks in may you had u.s. secretary of state mike pompei o who made an emergency an unscheduled visit to dad at that time he spoke to iraqi officials about what he called an increased threat to american interests and personnel by iran and here in also in the past few weeks you had the foreign minister of germany visit the foreign minister of oman just several days ago visited and today there is a scheduled state visit by. by the emir of kuwait. at this point that visit still looks as though it is on he is expected to arrive in the next few hours but really the theme of all these visits or the main theme of

the red this morning the blue chip and the exact you can see it in the background still in the green zone right now with about 30 points also the oil prices slightly up at the moment but investors they also know that the u.s. president trump that he wants to be reelected and a war with iran would poori mean hundreds maybe even thousands of soldiers being killed on both fronts and certainly falling shares on wall street all of this would be considered as very negative by possible voters of the u.s. president and mr trump we saw it this week is back on the campaign trail so many here have also doubt that at the end something as serious like a war between iran and the united states at the end what really happened. there from frankfurt talking about the market reaction that it heightened tensions between washington and tehran thank you very much. the u.s. and canada are burying the hatchet at least when it comes to free trade after months of a rocky relationship between u.s. president donald trump and canadian prime minister just introduced they presented a united front in pushing a still on

we do have a threat for thunderstorms tomorr now, the spc,orm prediction center, put us in this green zone, marginal.sn that doe mean we're not going to see storms or chances are low, it means storms we see have a margi l chance of being seve severe. usually when we get is, we'll d e one or two go severe, increase toware panhandle. our time stamp, dry to start out the morning. around 2:00, c weuld see stuff pop west of the district, along the corridor. 4:00 p.m., we'reng goio see popup storms swell up across maryland, east of i-95. this is going to hit during the critical time. a lot of us are going to be hittinged road heading home. scattered showers and weunderstorms. a few heavy sho could linger through late monday night into early turhursday morning. sunrise, we should be drying things out making for a beautiful tuesday with plenty oe sunshine in tfternoon. but taking your monday by the numbers. so as i said, mid to upper 80s expected tomorrow. storm threat definitely there. about a 50% to 60% chance we could see a few showers or storms pop. some of them may go strong to seve severe. s

troops remaining in iraq also just in may there was a mortar attack in the green zone that mortar landing that rocket landing in an area close to the u.s. embassy and also in may you had u.s. secretary of state mike pompei who made an unannounced visit to iraq to speak to officials here about what he claimed to be increased threats toward american interests in iraq now iraq has been really at the epicenter of a flurry of diplomatic activity of late just in the past several weeks you had of course that aforementioned visit of u.s. secretary of state. you also had the visit of the foreign minister of germany the foreign minister of oman and today the emir of kuwait. the dad to discuss with his counterparts this is a state visit high on the agenda will be talking about how to deescalate these unprecedented tensions in the region. for the hustle rouhani says scaling back his country's commitments into the 2015 nuclear deal is the minimum he's taking rising tensions with the u.s. meanwhile his defense minister rejects allegations that iran is prepared to turn to oil because in the gulf in the

we can put in one or two of the spaces can become a 30-minute green zone to increase the turnover. there are loading zones and we do feel they serve business loading needs but we can continue to work to add more if that's necessary and if it's something businesses want. are these biking protected bike lanes? >> they're buffered bike lanes. two-foot buffer in a bike lane. >> can we go back to the parking i'm not an engineer but we have talked a lot about parking and i feel i've learned a lot and a feel it's not the number of parking spots that dictate the success or failure of a commercial area it's our ability to manage. i don't want to let the speaker's statement that each parking spot costs them $100 million to stand as anecdotal evidence. my understanding is if we handle the parking spots we try to manage to an 80% capacity. if you can just talk about that a little bit. i never heard a dollar amount associated in san francisco with each parking spot. we adjust the prices on the meters to try to hit that points. i do agree it's more about turnover than the national number of spots

must remember that on may 19th there was a similar attack when a katyusha rocket landed in the green zone close to the u.s. embassy at that point we learned that the u.s. embassy had found it their alarm for their personnel but we also found out that nobody was injured in that attack course nobody claimed responsibility for that there's been a lot of speculation as to why and behind it some people positing the theory that perhaps it was iranian proxies here in iraq because of the mounting tensions between the u.s. and iran but again no confirmation as to who that was and at this point nobody claiming responsibility for these attacks might this coming of course at a time of mounting tension between the u.s. and iran a time when iraq has been urging caution when iraq has been trying to play it will indeed be escalating these tensions just in the past few days you had the foreign minister of oman oman of course also playing a role in trying to deescalate tensions between the u.s. and iran the foreign minister of oman was in iraq he was meeting with his counterpart here in baghdad he was meet

suspects that iranians were behind iranian militia members were behind rockets that hit the green zone in baghdad and of course there have been attacks that have continued on u.s. bases in iraq the u.s. also suggest that this could mean that a run is closer to the who in yemen than had originally been believed now iran of course denies all of this but whichever way you look at it the tensions are going up thanks very much from washington john hendren. you at the news hour live from london much more still ahead on the program mexico's president announces an economic boost to help thousands of migrants in the country. as money pours into rebuild syria activists warn that aid funds are being diverted to security forces guilty of torture and murder. and then later read faces on the f one track he to has the action from an eventful practice session in austria. it's supposed to unite the world's most powerful economies but regional tensions trade wars personal differences of all dominated they won of g. 20 summit in japan china's leaders xi jinping made a veiled criticism of the u.s. preside

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suspects that iranians were behind iranian militia members behind rockets that hit the green zone inhdad. there have been attacks that have continued on u.s. bases in iraq. the u.s. also suggests this could mean that iran is closer to the houthis in yemen then had originally been believed. iran denies all of this, but whichever way you look at it, the tensions are going up. >> thanks very much. the news hour by from london. much more still ahead. mexico's president announces an economic boost to help migrants in t the country. as money pours intnto rebuild syria,a, activivists warned thad funds are being diverted to security forces guilty of torture and murder. faces on the f1 track. we have the action from austria. ♪ >> it is supposed to unite the world's most powerful economies, but regional tensions and trade wars have dominated the g20 summit in japan. xi jinping made a veiled criticism of the u.s. president hours before they were meant to hold talks, talking about his bowling practices, but it is donald trump's meeting with the russian president that has stolen the spot light. e

officer that decides get too close to the fleet or somebody that decides to take a shot into the green zoneould be a miscalculation on the part of the iranians, and it would not end well for them. >> woodruff: you served several american presidents. we are upon the next presidential election. what are thel qities that americans should look for? >> well, i had the great good fortune of workiting george 9/ bush in the bush white house right afte, and of course i was one of president obama's commanders. aise said many times, didn't agree with either president on a lot of iues, but what i found is they were both men of great integrity and great character, and ceilainly as atary officer, while you may not agree with the policy, it is much easier to follow the commander in chief when you know they are men of great character, or great integrity, and you belreeve that theyoing what they think is right for the country. so i would offe whoever is going to be elected in 2020 or whoever the candidates ar character matters. tegrity matters. and if you don't think so, then you have never led anor nizatio

these attacks only tankers in the green zone and some of the other attacks that they've executed hereanians sending us a signal that they still have influence in the area, but i'm not overly concerned we will go to a hot war. as acting secretary shanahan had said earlier, the biggest concern is about a miscalculation. if they come too close to an aircraft carrier, if somebody shoots in the green's own and it hits the embassy, these are miscalculations that will not go well for iran. >> ed: we have tom cotton who you know serves on the committet night saying that he may be in favor of an attack on iran if they keep this up, not a full-scale war but that we may need to have some sort of military strike to send a message. what say you? >> i'm not in favor of that. but we have to do is make sure we have confirmed the intelligence that our allies are behind this and the united states policy in the past has been to attack only when we are threatened and so i think we have to make absolutely certain before we conduct a strike on the iranians that we think this through. again, the iranians do

makes this so much more frightening these incidents of tankers being hit, bombs going on in the green zone in baghdad if that happens, it will by extraordinarily different to de-escalate. geoff? >> ali, thank for you that report. >>> senator mark warner is requesting a vote on foreign interference in u.s. elections. more on our lead story. president trump says he would accept information from foreign countries if it would help his presidential campaign. what it all means for the impeachment debate. that's after the break. e impeachment debate that's after the break here are even more reasons to join t-mobile. 1. do you like netflix? sure you do. that's why it's on us. 2. unlimited data. use as much as you want, when you want. 3. no surprises on your bill. taxes and fees included. still think you have a better deal? bring in your discount, and we'll match it. that's right. t-mobile will match your discount. with options like's new seanew power bowlsnch. starting at nine ninety nine. summer berry... ...or spicy dragon... ...topped with shrimp, salmon, and more! or try endless soup, salad and

an iranian munition, having been hit by various katyusha rockets made in iran that came in the green zonei don't put it past the quds force, the revolutionary guard. my question, though, is does it rise to the level where we want to start a war? what is particularly unsettling about the whole thing is we have a secretary of state and a national security adviser who certainly need to explain the gravity of this, but shouldn't be kind of cheer leading in a rush to war. they should be talking about the gravity, what our options are, and frankly what we're doing. usually you want a kind of man in motion play. you want to send so and so to europe to start discussing this with allies, et cetera. so it's, again, another test of this administration's ability to kind of manage a crisis and foreign policy, and frankly they're not very good at it. >> here's what -- and i was wondering what you made of this puzzle here that i think a lot of us are trying to put together. here you have the prime minister of japan basically trying to play mediator here a little bit, trying to play diplomat on behalf of

we saw the attack on the green zone in iraq.t's happened against the tankers and we've seen that the iranians are expanding their uranium. >> and they're saying so. >> they're saying so. but the fact is that also know that none of those -- all those things are calculated not to precipitate a military response. they're calculated to show that they're angry, they're under pressure but they're not trying to start a war and that's where i think we are right now. >> so unlike other wars that america has become involved in over the last several decades, this one's dangerous because of the danger of miscalculation, maybe not by a key player, maybe not by the head of the kurds force or an american administration official but iran's got a whole lot of proxies all through the middle east and america's got a whole lot of interests around the middle east. is there some danger that someone else triggers a war between the u.s. and iran? there are a lot of people who would be happy with that, right? saudis would gain from that. israelis would

grid, i'll talk about that near the maze, but look south bay, tri-valley, peninsula, all in the green zone for the speed sensors. i take you back up to the north bay, a little more detail, started with a car fire, suisun valley road closer to twin sisters. there was a fire and it jumped into the bushes in the area, and it caught brush fire on both sides of the roadway. suisun valley road is closed at twin sisters. this is not affecting the freeway, not too far from there and farther from another car fire highway 12 at red top road. you see the sensors slowing into the area, and we'll let you know if we have any official closures. there has to be some effect on the roadways. south across the carquinez bridge and benicia bridges, everything is smooth. crashes 980 and 580 are off to the shoulder as you head through the maze. watch nor flashing lights. at the toll plaza itself lighter volume of traffic. we'll show you that coming up. this is a pre-holiday friday where we tend to see light traffic. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> coming up, take a look at your screen right now. you won't beli

suspects that iranians were behind iranian militia members were behind rockets that hit the green zone.

fighting through the hedgerows and the sunken lanes and corn of normandy, very similar to the afghan green zoneans and the sacrifices they made but it is important we reflect largely on the armed forces population at large and maintain support for them, whatever conflict they have fought in. fascinating day andi they have fought in. fascinating day and i hope they enjoy it, very good to talk to you. thank you for joining us this morning. the success of d—day didn'tjust rely on the invasion by sea. the first allied troops to land on french soil travelled by air and some of the original planes which carried them willjoin a special fly—past this morning. john maguire has been in duxford, near cambridge, from where they'll take off. in 1944, training for d—day, his army paper shows how some of his training took place at another raven airfield in wiltshire. 75 years, harry has returned and is about to return to parachuting. now as then, harry is turned out immaculately, but these days, his uniform is that of the salvation army and his jump today will raise money for it. he meets his modern day equiv

by iranians, as were the drones that attacked the pipeline, as was the rocket that went into the green zoneivities, as general dunford said the other day, are a campaign that they've launched to get us into a corner. well, obviously, we're not taking that and we're pushing back. david: right, right. and yet, despite that campaign, you gave the litany of all the actions that they've taken that have been detrimental and deadly to u.s. citizens. there are now these reports and they're just reports, they haven't been verified yet, but former obama officials have been talking to the iranians. so -- talking to the enemy, is it not, if it's true? >> yes, it would be a violation of the logan act, 1799. clearly, we've known that john kerry, former secretary of state, has been talking at one point or another. what is disconcerting here is that the new york times reports at least three former officials of the obama administration have been engaged with the iranians, and then they come back and they tell congressional democrats what the word is. you know, in is obviously you know, a violation of the la

you can see the green and white zone showing intense downpours.ast england and south—east scotland, some sunshine in western scotland, some sunshine in western scotland, but quite a strong, north—easterly wind across these northern areas. tonight, those heavy showers will move their way further north and west. you can see this band of rain intensifies into the early pa rt band of rain intensifies into the early part of thursday morning. again, quite heavy rain to come across many of these northern parts of england. through north wales, too. across eastern and south—eastern scotland, more rainfall to come during thursday. showers developing widely across england and wales throughout thursday, so unsettled they once again. some sunshine for eastern areas between the showers, maximum temperatures on thursday around 16 celsius. feeling quite cool again. towards the end of the week, this low pressure d rifts towards the end of the week, this low pressure drifts gradually northwards but it is still around and it will give unsettled conditions throughout

you like over land but in a whole lot further south the more usual where this line of green here which is within the zone of 30 reasons i suggest yet again big showers or persistent rain where both are likely to fall when i think about the big shout from virginia down towards texas is line a great he will be the ones that we should watch during monday there are a few other showers further west up in the higher ground but back on the pacific coast temps return to near normal san francisco at about 21 degrees in the caribbean as you know has been full of cloud recently was frequent showers the clouds thinning to some degree in the lesser antilles the green here up in cuba around the bahamas still suggests frequent showers probably sundry and over mexico to the yucatan not so many showers on sunday but further south in the pacific coast is more likely to be a good feed there so that was guatemala and el salvador big showers are still quite likely. as governments fail to cut emissions scientists are proposing drastic measures to save the planet. people and power ways technological endeavors to counter humani

is the rain begin to ease a little bit more towards the south where you see the dark blue zone the dark greens that means we are going to be seeing some very heavy rain and localized flooding across the area hong kong here on sunday though you're not going to be in the rain but it is going to be cloudy the rain will arrive as we go towards monday to the north though it is going to be drier but maybe some clouds for han as we begin the week where across the philippines we're going to be seeing a storm system just to the east notice those clouds right there we don't think the storm is going to develop into anything significant but well it will do is bring some very heavy rain showers along the eastern coast of most of the philippines so from manila we can see some showers at you with the temps are there of 32 degrees but heavy rain across parts of malaysia could be a problem there and then very quickly across india of course the onset of the monsoon has been late causing a lot of problems in terms of heat as well as drought but we are picking up some clouds here across eastern india so more show

you like over land but in a whole lot further south the more usual where this line of green here which is within the zone of 30 reasons i suggest yet again big showers or persistent rain where both are likely to fall when i think about a big shout from virginia down towards texas is line a great he will be the ones that we should watch during monday there are a few other showers further west up in the higher ground but back on the pacific coast tempers return to near normal san francisco at about 21 degrees in the caribbean as you know has been full of cloud recently was frequent showers the clouds thinning to some degree in the lesser antilles the green here up in cuba iran the bahamas still suggests frequent showers probably sundry and over mexico to the yucatan not so many showers on sunday but further south in the pacific coast is more likely to be a good feed there's a dad who is guatemala and el salvador big showers are still quite likely. as governments fail to cut emissions scientists are proposing drastic measures to save the planet. people in power ways technological endeavors to counter humani

is the rain begin to ease a little bit more towards the south where you see the dark blue zone the dark greens that means we are going to be seeing some very heavy rain and localized flooding across the area hong kong here on sunday though you're not going to be in the rain but it is going to be cloudy the rain will arrive as we go towards monday to the north though it is going to be drier but maybe some clouds for han as we begin the week where cross the philippines we're going to be seeing a storm system just to the east notice those clouds right there we don't think the storm is going to develop into anything significant but what it will do is bring some very heavy rain showers along the eastern coast of most of the philippines so from manila we can see some showers at you with the temps are there of 32 degrees but heavy rain across parts of malaysia could be a problem there and then very quickly across india of course the onset of the monsoon has been late causing a lot of problems in terms of heat as well as drought but we are picking up some clouds here across eastern india so more showe

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as you look at the beltway, no work zones because of the heavy rain, the green and will yellow on the radar, showing where the rain is falling. uter loop after gallows, right side blocked with a car that's spun out. aaron? >> thank you. >>> now to the breaking news in montgomery county. police investigating a deadly gun store robbery. >> they need you to stay away fromhe area of randolph road and parklawn drive in rockville. megan mcgrath is there live for us now with the latest. what have you learned? >> reporter: we've moved to the seconwe's location here. i'm -- second location here. i'm going to step out of the way. you see the white khatchb with the trunk up, that is the suspect vehiclth we're told one of the suspects was found dead inside the car. that four others suspects bailed, fled the scene, and are still at large now. police are in the area searching the neighborhoods, they're using dogs, looking for th four suspects who they say quite possibly could be armed in the wake of this robbery t gun store. let's go back to how this begant was a little after 2:30 this morning. tha

things that the russians do with little green a gray trying to draw zone between war and peace come allinformation, cyberspace come all of this is going to transform. me to bothrtant to deal with today's situations and also make sure we were moving into the future. david: if this were a private company, we would be talking about is it too big to manage? how do you manage something that big. we had mr. shanahan, who was acting. we now have a new acting head. what happens if a leadership organization that large is dumped? internally i think we were be ok -- we will be ok. there's good military leadership. you can't do that for too long. the big gap is the president doesn't have a signatory of defense. i'm not sure he listens much to his cabinet, so maybe it doesn't make a big difference but internally it will be all right for a while. but you are right, the place news to be run. i always told people, my book is not a washington memoir, it is about running the pentagon. i told people that policymaking was only a piece of the job. the second part is implanting the orders of the president. y

green. as we look at arlington, eastbound 66 after 29, rosaly left lane gets by that work zone. 66 and 95, not bad. 95 north of route 1 here northbound and southbou, olling along quite well. as we look at 270 southbound here, 70 to the spur, 69 miles per hour gets you therein 26 minutes. aaron? >> all right. thank you. >>> 4:02. nmo this ing, d.c. police say someone used a b.b. gun in a series of shootings that left several people injured. >> well there were nine incidents on sunday across the district. in some cases car windows were shot inout, other cases people were hit with b.b. gun pellets. they are expected be okay. police pulled this image from a surveillance camera. they say a suspect took off in the vehicle afterg firin a b.b. gun in the 2800 block of alabama avenue southeast. >>> deloping this morning, investigators are trying to figure out what caused a deadly helicopter crash on the road of aidtown manhattan highrise. >> two questions that will need to be answered during the otvestigation -- why was this experienced pil flying in bad weather, and why was he flying over a restricted

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green and white here. a lot of work in planning went into bringing graduation back zone right field. >>including the removal of close to a 1000 damaged trees just to make the location safe. >>and it'anntire community and beyond to make sure this beyond excited for these kids. >>students so excited, they showed up hours early for rehearsals looking out onto the field in off. some even camped out overnight in the parking lot. for one last chance to wake up in paradise. >>half of our senior class had to either move or relocate somewhere and it's up to me. i think it's a tease. good that all of us have gotten back together in seen each other one last time i think. >>one last time together they've been with half of these kids since elementary school since kindergarten, so this is really great for all of us be out here. >>as we turn our attention to the 4 zone forecast bring it back to the bay and take a live look outside here we have the embarcadero in san francisco chief meteorologist lawrence curnow telling me he is going to cook up a storm for the game tomorrow, you're going another of

green wash. having this ultra low emission zone, which will maybe reduce a bit of the extra traffic, but we willlights a day and noise. it has been shown to be terrible for people's mental health and general enjoyment of life in the city. these are enormous impact locally, but think about climate change, as well. the act that was drawn up that passed through parliament allowing this to go through, and shame on all the mps who voted for this when it came to parliament. that was based on the old climate targets of reducing our emissions by 80%. now that the prime minister has signed up that the prime minister has signed up to that the prime minister has signed uptoa that the prime minister has signed up to a new net zero target, now that parliament has voted for a climate emergency, these expansion plans, these extra flights, they are in no way compatible with that, either. it should never have got to this stage but at this stage we need eve ryo ne this stage but at this stage we need everyone in the country, every londoner to say no to these ideas stop it is a shame on mps but don't you mean sham

we're watching this zone and a slight build for the south bay. an easy drive around the bay, so much greens, not even at the bay bridge toll plaza. these lanes at the top of your screen headed toward the mini toll plaza also clearing up over the last couple of minutes. back to you. >> thanks, mike. 6:31. >>> a lot of damage left behind after a man slammed his vehicle into a popular restaurant in contra costa county. >> "today in the bay's" bob redell is live at the scene. bob, what are police saying? >> reporter: pleasant hill police are saying the man who drove his pickup into the sweet tomatoes restaurant had been drinking and driving. when they arrived on the scene vehicle was still on, the tires were still spinning. you see the burned rubber on the sidewalk here. the man was still behind the wheel. as you can see, he was half way into the restaurant. the damaged part of the buffet service and smashed the front window there, the side window of this restaurant. law enforcement was able to get him safely out of the vehicle. they checked to make sure he wasn't hurt and then they administer

green belt. an issue outbound on canal road chain bridge. cleanup of a crash in theright lane. 28 sterling going southbound n work zone ihe left lane. two right lanes getting by but still slow. back to you. > storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell, it's hazy out there already. >> yeah. poor air quality today. codeorange. if you have heart or respiratory issues, limit your time outside and without that you may want to limit any strenuous activities to the early part of the day here this morning. still another hot day today but not terribly humid yet. the humidity really starts to come back into the picture for tomorrow and over the weekend. one good thing that comes back with the humidity is a tiny chance for cooling rain showers. that won't happen around the d.c. area fort ay. 74 dulles airport now and 77 at nationa 64 howard county and 77 degrees right now in annapolis. wake up weather most areas at or above 80 degrees by 9:00 a.m. today's high around the city, 93 degrees. t much of a rain chance today. tomorrow aigher chance and i'll time that out coming up. >> don't forget the sunb rck. >>>e for the white house is officially on. l

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zones near their homes. >> big fire is coming and they're unable to completely flee and escape the area, areas that cannot burn, concrete, riverbeds, rock quarries, that's the best place to seek refuge. >> from green grass to brown hill, brown took these photos one month apart in april and may. two weeks later, the grass which grew so tall from all of this year's rain is even more ready to burn. all right. so the fire weather watch starts at 11:00 p.m. on friday and goes to sunday at 1:00 p.m. of course, it's important that we're careful all year round. so if you go to our website, abc7 news, i posted a few ways that you and your family can be fire save. in vallejo, i'm kate larsen, abc7 news. >>> new details tonight on the state's largest wildfire. cal fire says last july's ranch fire began when a rancher disturbed a yellowjacket's nest. he tried to plug a small hole leading to the nest with a hammer and metal stake that caused sparks to fire and the fire took off. it burned more than 410,000 acres and destroyed 280 structures. one firefighter was killed and three others were injured. no charges have been filed. >>> and look at this surveillance video released by oakland police. you can see this

zones near their homes. >> a big fire is coming and they're unable to completely flee and escape, areas that cannot burn, concrete, riverbeds, rock quarries the best place to seek refuge. >> reporter: from green grass to dry fuel, photos of a hill behind fire station 27 one month apart in april and in may. two weeks later the grass which grew so tall from all of this year's rain is even more ready to burn. the fire weather watch starts at 11:00 p.m. friday and goes to sun dap at 1:00 p.m. but, of course, it's important that we're careful all year round. if you go to our website abc 7 news i posted a few ways you and your family can be fire safe. in vallejo, i'm kate larsen, abc 7 news. >>> all right. let's expand upon that. solano county. we have that north wind at 10 to 20, gusts to 35. humidity is dropping down to 10% to 20% and will not recover at night. it will get drier and that's when we'll have our most dangerous time while we're sleeping. upper 40s to low 50s through most of our inland east bay neighborhoods. concord, 54. mid to upper 50s out highway 4. let's take a look at other neighborhoods, low to mid-50s down both sides of the bay and into the south bay. 46 in los gatos. pacifica

zone, they don't want to discuss it, and they've moved on with their lives. i b >> everybody remembers where they where. >> sure do. >>> so this is why i was freaking out in the greena skyscraper's glass deck 130 stories kids were on the deck when it happened. we were talking about this. the building's management said there was no danger since it was only the protective lay their covers the glass bottom that cracked. protective layer. >> how many layers are there. >> hence the ugh that you said it. >> i don't think the billing manager was standing on the deck when they said that. >> that's what i was doing. >> you're exactly right. >>> all right. as we get ready to celebrate father's day, a new national poll finds just over half of dads say they've been shamed for their parenting choices. they most often feel criticized for the way they disciplined their children and shamed for what they feed their kids as well as t chilen. i'm not a dad. >> it's very interesting where the criticism comes from most often in this study. it comes from wives. >> wives. >> not all that surprising. i think this reflect as bigger issue in society. the way we're set up, the mothers get mo

hayward and 75 for freeman keep some of the green around most of the week around the bay 66, san francisco oakland 71. and 80 san jose we do have the 4 zoneu and check the pride weekend forecast for you in just a bit as well marked, ok, dave sounds good thanks. a lot. the news this morning governor newsom wants to end a long-running federal lawsuit. >>that challenge is california's lethal injection process. death penalty opponents are challenging the state's plan to use one powerful drug instead of 3 to execute criminals. but the news and the administration says there's no need to debate this process because of the governor's moratorium on executions. also signed officially the state's billion budget and then he sat down with our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala to talk about the state's financial priorities at how some of thzm help california standout. >>we sat down with governor newsome to talk about the freshly signed a state budget. he tells us this is yet another way california is differentiating itself from washington d c. >>they're running massive deficits, we're running huge surpluses were putting aside historic amount rainy