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hampton township in bucks county, pennsylvania. established in 2003 honors northhampton township residents who served in the armed forces recognizing their deployment and their return home to bucks county. while these heroes are serving, a flag significant anyfying their military branch is hung in northhampton township and when they return it's replace an american flag. this program recently recognized austin, a southampton resident who currently serves in the air force and who is stationed in the united arab emirates. we'd like to extend our gratitude to austin for his service and like to recognize his parents, george and marie, along with his sibts, daring, kyle, -- siblings, darrell, kyle, meredith. and i want to recognize pete, along with north hampton township chairman barry moore for their work in recognizing our community's bravest itizens. mr. speaker, i rise today to recognize three of the newest additions to the lancedale borough police department who will serve as full-time patrol officers. james mcveigh, who studied in

bargain-hunting in the hamptons involves more than just crunching. small part of determining the value of a hampton area home. in a market based on the whims of the ultra rich, the formula for price hikes berries for every property. james. us now is it is friday afternoon and we all fantasize about going to our beautiful $3 million mansions in the hamptons. what goes into evaluating the values of some of these homes? >> it is a funny question because everyone has a different answer. a lot of brokers like to tell you different things. the real question is whether or not you are paying what they houses worth in a place where worth is determined by exactly what you say, whimsy. we contacted zillow and we have them give us median square footage, price per square foot in different long island destinations to give a brief actually values mean out there. julie: so stag is the highest median price. then, bridgehampton and southampton. james: this is about what sold as opposed to what is on the market. you have to take into account that there are these gigant

he was certain sitting on boards with elected officials and he had the support of the american or hampton the chief of police of northampton and countless citizens who had just seen them extend themselves to the least fortunate and most vulnerable members of the community a letter of recommendation from the mayor of north hampton said mr perry used the circumstances of his imprisonment and parole to forge a new life for himself and better the community he works in. and then on august third two thousand and eleven perry was arrested on his way to work when a state trooper found skoal in goods in this s.u.v. . perry insisted the i pad and other items were left behind by a homeless hitchhiker he was driving to a shelter. when donald got picked up that day i really honestly believe like ok so we get a lawyer we clear this up and you come home and i really didn't realize the impact that it would have especially since he didn't do anything so how could they hold you. at trial they jury found perry not guilty of receiving stolen property but because he.

shaun hampton/sacramento county sheriff's department"other folks that were there performed life saving, cpr and other stuff to try to cool the child and bring him back. but unfortunately those efforts were unsuccessful."the toddler did not survive.joe richards/neighbor"that's heart breaking, because i didn't even think....."another neighbor tells us off camera that multiple children also live at the home with their single mother.but, richards and others on the street say the two-year-old boy was seen often outside of the house on his own. joe richards/neighbor "i be seeing it during the day, you know running out. you know coming out the street and running down the street and next thing i know i get to looking and damn where the parents. and next thing i know i see someone running out and grab the baby."according to neighbors, someone who used to live in that home had mobility issues... and the locks were lower on the front door... but they do not know if they were changed or not. detectives say it's still unclear how the boy got into the car.sgt. shaun hampton/sacramento county sheriff

to hit us up to do it one weeks ahead a new head day i live in the hamptons shut up in the georgia avenue to say hello to a t.v. and link. to it going to highlight i'm up on there but she said here i. am mad at how a power that so good a job exactly like to challenge. us out of it or my job so i'm on my last idea of a. good. yes they could lick sure. that they had said that i make to your circular one picture here one moment this you and i would look for some half a plastic instead that's happened they don't have to work that have their daily lives i hear but english telling me what is it would mean my name is shall you know what. it is. really designed then if i. was. to hear it or picture your heart must become this i mean commit a flag by theater. and the obvious is on the other hand we have no home no matter what the. opposition are no land of. no wonder she must see and look at that that is sad for him but to see this deficiency to him by l'estrange and the chap who was some of the mothers who come in and my mom has had no more said mother the most up to be her benoit all this was wh

so he was taken to hampton -- out to hampton i think. that looks like him. and whatever the case, he shook hands with washington and washington came back and told his commissioners that he met a man in charleston and he was actually very good and had many lands of his own. that was an american qualification. hoben headed to philadelphia to meet with washington. it was a successful meeting. there were many curious entries. one had a throne in it. one by the great carver none new england but hoben of course won: washington came down. and so washington won. they cut the plan down. the house would have been about four times the size it is now. the plan called for grand avnue right outside of the house. it joined one and the usual idea french palaces. this didn't work but washington was going have his house. he also realized it was more likely to fin tish house than the cap -- to fin tish house than the capital. he put all his interest into doing it. when the plan were being made for reducing the house, he would not step back on the carving. carving was personall

martinez: barbara hampton. barbara: i am privileged to serve as the ceo of simmons siemens usa, a 170-year-old company. here we are at the brink of the fourth industrial revolution. we have 50,000 employees in all , we have 60 manufacturing research and digitalization centers across those states, and what we are working on is everything from the transformation happening in energy, to the needs of health care for the future, to the needs of infrastructure. all of those have been a huge focus for us. a big question, what is the role of a conglomerate these days? that is what we are grappling with at siemens. we have discovered that we are able to take advantage of backs for teas of people with technical knowledge. but what we need in leadership is people who can connect the dots, communicate, drive teamwork. my start was in lexington virginia, a small college town, lee.ngton and everybody in town was exposed to all kinds of liberal arts things, and one of the key themes was, you have to be accountable, and you ha

communities in hampton road and eastern shore are against offshore drilling. the dod came out against it. the biggest pillar of the hand and roads economy came out in march of 2016. out against came it, i had pentagon officials in my office. when they said they were against it, i said we shouldn't do it. there's no reason to risk the economic health or the military security of hampton roads for a speculative adventure that poses an eight -- and environmental risk. judy: the next question to mr. stewart. you want to respond? sen. kaine: i thought that was the rule. mr. stewart: we all want to play by the rules. we all want to play by the truth. in 2008, you appeared on "the charlie rose show" and said it was a moral imperative there be restrictions on late-term abortions. those abortions occurring through the ninth month. this is my time -- in january of this year, you opposinginst a bill, restrictions on abortion, even up to the moment of her -- of birth. you won't even impose restrictions up to the moment of birth in the ninth month of the 10 years when, just

good morning from hampton swimming pool good morning from hampton swimming pool, look at this, lots ofir temperature, later this afternoon than the pool. thank you for stopping to talk to us. that in fact is the case across some parts of the south east today the temperature will rise up to 32 celsius but yesterday's top temperature was in suffolk so a bit warmer today but that's just the south—east, it will be fresher in the north and west. there are some showers in the forecast, the northwest could see some showers and also in parts of the south—east but in between a lot of dry weather and it's going to be warm or hot depending on where you are. on the charts you can see that we have some showers across north—west scotland, breezy here as well, later some of those will get into the northern isles. through the course of the day a bit more fair weather clan will build up, turning sunshine hazy at times, and we could see a couple of showers across east anglia and kent, for example, if we're but many of us will miss them all together. always cooler on the coast with sea breezes, temperatu

school in northern hampton, like many schools, has money problems. many schools, has money problems.ion repair bill. million repair bill. to cancel on annual theatre production. production. we have had to spend money repairing holes in the roof. money repairing holes in the roof. corridors into the buckets and brings bits of the ceiling down. brings bits of the ceiling down. leader geoff barton says the funding levels to become catastrophic. levels to become catastrophic. students, of course standards are going to go down. going to go down. for some schools, the cracks are beginning to show. but first the headlines on bbc news. to a mystery substance. at the countess of chester hospital. cup quarterfinals. 2% rise in sales. on the three months before. more on this in a moment. in the future" if immediate action is not taken. centres and high streets. of purchasing managers. and the strongest overall performance since last october. in firms taking on new workers. banks and internet providers. to carry out essential admin. that's compared to 32% of people without mental health problems

to kill fred hampton a leader of the black panthers in cold blood and now somehow the f.b.i. supposed to be our it's really incredible you know brian one of the things i think it's. very interesting very tragic here is that somehow russia meddled in america's democracy i don't even really know what that means but you hear it all of the time but what really is happening i think my personal opinion is that because there isn't any questioning of the intelligence community in their behavior and i'm thinking of the f.b.i. during the two thousand and sixteen election they are damaging america's democracy because you cannot ask these questions about what they did i mean the f.b.i. the d.o.j. which was created by congress right they fund these agencies and what we see is the obstruction so i can't you know meddling ok i'm not i have no idea what that really means but we're getting more and more information that that kind of regime change scenario. the u.s. is used around the world for decades has actually come home and they're practicing the same playbook go ahead brian. and in fact

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ainsley: they ride out there to one of the towns in the hamptons.ent gets on stage. brian: bono, everybody, bruce spring steenel. they will show up there. it dates back to the american indians when they controlled the hamptons way back when. ainsley: it's a bar. line so long to get if there. 20, 30-year-old crowd waits for a long time. brian: a lot of these bikes have been adapted for the wounded warriors, recouple bent bikes in some places. adapt you had so they are able to participate in something like this. quite inspiring u. steve: a beautiful day in new york city. we will dhak off in the next hour here on "fox & friends." brian: house republicans overwhelmingly passed a measure supporting ice agents. you wouldn't think you would need a measure for this. ainsley: democrats withholding votes in protest calling it a stunt. steve: gillian turner is live from the hill tell us will this resolution. >> president trump weighed in on this saying the democrats have a death ghish more ways than one. they actually want to abolish ice. this should cost them

the chicago journalism review had this investigation of the hampton thing. bill malden was a big fan of ours. gave us a free cartoon. strident cartoon. that's that thing we did on the the help of h willie who later became a ner.prize-winni win malden's one of clashes. saying what we were complaining "new york times," they did a separate "beat the or s" piece on monday tuesday. this is tuesday after some of the biggest assaults. assaulted 21 newsmen. this is before one of them got assaulted. but it was one of the better stories written at that time. very accurate and it other do one hand on the hand kind of thing if you reported it. that's it. chairsdon't we bring the back and we can open up for questions. [applause] you, hank, that was great and thank you, panelists. give you a e to chance to ask a couple of questions. >> a long talk. >> yeah. o they need to come up if they what?to ask a question or >> is there a floating mike? questions?sk >> okay. second. one >> it's coming. here you go. >> you can go ahead and ask questions. ahead. >> my question is for f

that is finished up an even older tennis tradition is being played out in england well at london's hampton court palace so-called real tennis the predecessor to modern lawn tennis has been played for almost five hundred years nicknamed the sport of kings it's played using a solid ball on an enclosed court which can be balanced off the course walls top players from around the world are facing off for the crown in this most regal of games. there you go right you've been watching that we use the only letter i can blend on behalf of the entire team thank you so much for spending this part of your day with us the news continues at the top of the hour to see that. story that people world over information provided. the means of the want to express g.w. on facebook and twitter but today in touch follow us.

of dollars for themselves by another you know penthouse on park avenue and another place in the hamptons and another yacht perhaps that they park over in larchmont or mamaroneck or somewhere like that and that's what they do that's what they they don't build anything they don't add jobs they don't add value in fact in this case thirty over thirty thousand employees of the company gone no pension no nothing they get nothing no pay out they've gotten there were some employees that actually had worked for the company for thirty years this is how much they got zero zero dollars for their payout for leaving the company but the other important thing is that this isn't like how we have structured our society. and it's so ingrained this vicious nasty equity extraction form of capitalism that where all these private equity firms get their money is mostly from our own pension funds well among the biggest investors in p. e. firms are public pension funds they provide about twenty percent of the three trillion dollars in assets managed by private equity firms public pension funds like the accounting

this was lovely weather watcher picture sentin was lovely weather watcher picture sent in from hampton as those showers moved through. earlier on we had to shower sitting on the radar there and more across south east wales. this speckle of showers to the m4 corridor into greater london. those are pretty much faded away. it is becoming dry overnight and showers in the highlands of scotland also fading. most of the low cloud will be out to the north sea. it is going to be warmer tonight. does this will be sold in the south. we have a band of cloud cutting into warm—up scotland and northern ireland. another one that is coming into the northwest but will be bringing any rain. what it does do is introduces air coming from a different source region so we are getting something more from the atla ntic getting something more from the atlantic cooler fresher air behind that weather. in wales, we still have a condo heat that will build very quickly in the sunshine and may ta ke very quickly in the sunshine and may take a while for the sunshine to come out and weather should improve in scotland. f

wimbledon finished up an even older tennis tradition is being played out in england at london's the hampton court palace so-called aweel tennis the predecessor to modern line tennis has been played for almost five centuries well nicknamed the sports of kings it's played on an enclosed courts using a solid ball which can be bounced off the courts walls and top players from around the world are facing off for the crown.

tournament in the world wimbledon finished an even older tennis tradition is being paid and london's hampton course palace so-called real tennis the creative sex or to modern lawn tennis has been played for almost five hundred years nicknames the sports of kings it's played using a solid ball on an enclosed course which can be balanced off the course walls top players from around the world are facing off for the crown in this most rico games . you heard it here for us and don't forget you can always get the news on the go just download our op from google play or from the op a store that will give you access to all the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications for any breaking news and you can also use that to send us your photos and your feels. as if me tonight you are watching the news coming to you live from by the end of the backend at the top of the hour it's a tuesday when. we make up over a week what tells us is the under thirty five we all of the civil service are. the ones to shape the continent's future to be part of it and join our dumpsters as they share thei

now presidential historian, jane hampton cook. >> thank you for having me. >> ed: someone saying don'to to a parade, go to a protest. >> you could make an argument that both of them are american in origin. the color blue and are flag is for justice. certainly, they were protesting tea in the revolutionary war. i also think that when you go to parades, when you go to firework displays, doesn't matter if you are republican or democrat. that is a time we come together as americans and we celebrate america. lead hot dogs, her hand burgers can more korean barbecue it is a time to celebrate america. george washington didn't say, depends on who was president. he said, by birth or choice. your country has the right to ask for your affection. >> ed: what is going on today? about the lack of civility for example. the lack of civility, 47% of voters blame the president. 37% blame immigrants. basically 91% saying that lack of civility in politics is a problem. >> i think that that is very much the case. in texas last week and that came up. politics have gotten too divide divided. the media, we hea

shaun hampton/sacramento county sheriff's department"other folks that were there performed life savingher stuff to try to cool the child and bring him back. but unfortunately those efforts were unsuccessful."the toddler did not survive.joe richards/neighbor"that's heart breaking, because i didn't even think....."another neighbor tells us off camera that multiple children also live at the home with their single mother.but, richards and others on the street say the two-year-old boy was seen often outside of the house on his own. joe richards/neighbor "i be seeing it during the day, you know running out. you know coming out the street and running down the street and next thing i know i get to looking and damn where the parents. and next thing i know i see someone running out and grab the baby."according to neighbors, someone who used to live in that home had mobility issues... and the locks were lower on the front door... but they do not know if they were changed or not. detectives say it's still unclear how the boy got into the car.sgt. shaun hampton/sacramento county sheriff's departmen

talking in the hamptons.pri and ca's powwow. >> i totally want to get married at some point. >> those words have to be pretty sweet for nick considering two weeks ago, she said this. >> how about we all starve until we get married because that's the end of our lives anyway. why i said that was every fairy tale ends as the princess getting married to the prince. what happens in her life after that. so the idea is oh, my gosh, she found her prince. now her life's done. most people's lives start when they get married. that's what i was taking a take on. stop telling women the ultimate goal is to find a guy and get married. >> her strength is no doubt one thing nick loves. "e.t." spoke with the 35-year-old at the hamptons event with voguing. > perfect. >> now if she didn't want to talk specifically about her joe, but it was crystal clear she's in a very happy place. >> what's the most romantic thing someone's done for you? >> i've been lucky in that department. >> i think it's the written word that always makes m

was certain sitting on boards with elected officials and he had the support of the mayor of course hampton the chief of police of northampton and countless citizens who had just seen them extend themselves to the least fortunate and most vulnerable members of the community a letter of recommendation from the mayor of north hampton said mr perry used the circumstances of his imprisonment and parole to forge a new life for himself and better the community he works in. and then on august third two thousand and eleven perry was arrested on his way to work when a state trooper found skoal in goods in his s.u.v. . perry insisted the i pad and other items were left behind by a homeless hitchhiker he was driving to a shelter. went on at that picked up that day i really honestly believed like ok so we get a lawyer we clear this up and you come home and i really didn't realize the impact that it would have especially since he didn't do anything so how could they hold you. at trial the jury found perry not guilty of receiving stolen property but because he was on parole at the time of the arrest he w

was open to the exploration of it in but after the bp oil spill 2007, and hampton roads, 1.6 barrels, the center of naval operations in the u.s., the affected population, they second-most affected population, they switched their position and now that region is rocksolid opposed to offshore drilling, it would hurt military, tourism, nasa operations, it would hurt the chesapeake bay. a critical difference between co rey and me is offshore drilling. another area, i promote low carbon energy. the president made a huge mistake by pulling out of the terrace climate accord. the good news is innovation will , continue to raise forward future. low-carbon it is not that the u.s. will be in the lead position we should be an and we would have been an had we stayed in that accord. mr. stewart: he says one thing and he does another. he wants greater oil and gas production but he voted against , every attempt to do so. it was under president trump that we are becoming the largest producer of oil and gas resources. it is critical to our economy, it is critical to national security. if you truly belie

i hitched all the way from south hampton to new york city-- from new york city all the way to south hampton i got up there, went to bed crying, woke up the next morning, mowed the lawn like i had for all my life, and up comes joe perry in an mg. joe perry, horn-rimmed glasses with white hair. said, "hey, man. what are you doing up here?" i said, "i broke up. all my bands are over." he goes, "well, you wanna come see mine? i'm in a band called the jam band and we're playing tonight. i'll come pick you up, and we're playing. and i went, "yeah." so, i went and sat down, saw them. and they did one song that was so good. it was a song called "rattle snake shake." and when they did that, i went... i said, "if i can add what i know to him, this is my brother now, joe. now i got my brother. now i got my keith richards. i got my paul and john. i got the kinks. so we decided to move to boston, get an apartment together, and, uh... we would start playing songs, right? we played clubs, four 45-minute sets a night, regardless whether anyone was there. my understanding back then that i said, "we can get

was searched sitting on boards with elected officials and he had the support of the mayor of course hampton the chief of police of northampton and countless citizens who had just seen him extend themselves to the least fortunate and most vulnerable members of the community a letter of recommendation from the mayor of north hampton said mr perry used the circumstances of his imprisonment and parole to forge a new life for himself and better the community he works in. and then on august third two thousand and eleven perry was arrested on his way to work when a state trooper found stolen goods in his s.u.v. . perry insisted the i pad and other items were left behind by a homeless hitchhiker he was driving to a shelter. went on i got picked up that day i really honestly believed like ok so we get a lawyer we clear this up and you come home and i really didn't realize the impact that it would have especially since he didn't do anything so how could they hold you. at trial a jury found perry not guilty of receiving stolen property but because he was on parole at the time of the arrest he was char

i'm kind of interested to see what kind of pergola he built in the hamptons.kind of pricey. >> there's going to be a lot of interest in a lot of this stuff for the jury. >> let me ask you really quickly, because both the virginia and d.c. trials that prosecutors in both those cases are zeroing in, as harry was mentioning, on the work that manafort did for the former ukrainian president. and that president's political party. they're accusing manafort of hiding that money that he earned in ukraine to avoid paying taxes back here in the u.s. and then lying about that, lying about his debt. give us a sense about what this tells us about what manafort's dealings were in ukraine. >> manafort is a foreign agent, and if you are working on the behest of a foreign government, you have to register as a foreign agent. remember, manafort's relationship with eastern european dictator yanukovych starts ten years ago. when yanukovych didn't even speak ukrainian, he spoke more russian, and he looked like a thug. so manafort advised him on how to look. but above all, he led a v

given that it's the summer and everyone is in the hamptons and the french riviera or bali, i think peopleaking a little bit of a chill time and come back in q3 and q4 and the party will start again. >> hi, aurth you are been it's b.k., you're talking about an awful lot, and what's the character of the person trading on bitmix? are you seeing a change in that? >> so we're primarily a north asian platform, and as i said many times, the penetration of internet, the penetration of mobile makes it a fertile ground for digital currencies and you also have a great culture of gaming where i live. so that's why we've seen the majority of the customers come from that region and in general if you look at the largest exchanges in the world by trading volume they are in north asia >> everyone is at the hamptons or on their yacht? that's our kind of crowd, arthur you know, power to the people kind of crowd. power to the people doesn't exist on yachts, but i guess it does. >> it depends on who can get on the yacht. >> that's true in terms of volume, where are we relative to the peak volumes that you pro

jefferson davis spent two years in prison in hampton, virginia. he was released in may 18 6700 of habeas corpus. of habeasd -- a writ corpus. the trial was postponed and eventually dropped. although he had been indicted for treason he was ultimately never tried. he spent time in canada, in montreal and lenox hill, kobach. -- quebec. he spent time in europe and france. he was in memphis, tennessee for a few years at the president of an insurance company. he removed himself from the company and moved to the gulf coast of mississippi to a plantation. he wrote a very long book called the rise and fall of the confederate government, and settled into retirement. he spent the last 12 years in his life at the plantation and died at the age of 81. back in richmond. his habeas corpus hearing was in richmond, ironically not only in the former capital but in the building that housed his former executive office. for the war, it had been a post office and a customs house. after the war, it was a federal courthouse. that is where the hearing was thathe was back

's house in the hamptons, landscapers allegedly got more than nhouse in the hamptons, $800,000 there. floors, since he allegedly dropped about a million dollars in antique rugs for in northern virginia and ensues, since he allegedly spent almost $830,000 on men's closing in new york, and more than $520,000 on clothes in beverly hills. the suits are also apparently a sore spot. >> have you spoken with mr. manafort about the fbi raid on his house? >> yes. he believes as i do that it is outrageous. they not only took away two folders of documents, all of which they already had, but they photographed all of his custom italian suits in his closet. i cannot imagine for what reason. english tailoring is always better than italian tailoring, at least for my body shape. >> paul manafort is the first person caught up with a special counsel's probe to go to trial, a trial that looks like it will focus a lot more in allegations of financial crimes committed long before his brief stint with the trump campaign then on questions of possible coordination or collusion with the russians, which was the

and they also write about the rainbow coalition of black panther fred hampton in chicago. this is well before jesse jackson uses the term in the 1980's, fred hampton used it first. so why does it matter? you know? , i'm always asked. i was asked by my advisor, and my students now. why does the activism around any poverty matter at this time, why does the poor people's campaign matter? it seems really remote now in some ways, given the political culture we live in today, as we sit on the edge of the guillotine of sequester. the night before, literally. but i argue there are lessons we can learn by looking at this type of activism. number one, the expectations we have about coalition. coalition can be productive even if it is fleeting. it doesn't have to be a sustained coalition that continues from now until eternity. that when folks come together and get something done, that doesn't necessarily mean they have to always be together or is even natural to always be together, right? that these kinds of coalitions are natural and the recognition that people defined their poverty

was certain sitting on boards with elected officials and he had the support of the american or at hampton the chief of police of northampton and countless citizens who had just seen them extend themselves to the least fortunate and most vulnerable members of the community a letter of recommendation from the mayor of north hampton said mr perry used the circumstances of his imprisonment and parole to forge a new life for himself and better the community he works in. and then on august third two thousand and eleven perry was arrested on his way to work when a state trooper found skoal in goods in this s.u.v. . perry insisted the i pad and other items were left behind by a homeless hitchhiker he was driving to a shelter. when donald got picked up that day i really honestly believed like ok so we get a lawyer we clear this up and you come home and i really didn't realize the impact that it would have especially since he didn't do anything so how could they hold you. at trial a jury found perry not guilty of receiving stolen property but because he was on parole at the time of the arrest he wa

yankees tickets, oriental rugs, putting green in the hamptons.s lavish spending that falls under manafort's registry. >> absolutely. i wish i could afford half of the goods he's purchased. no, i think he does face, you know, a tough trial ahead because of all of this. as you were just saying, it is difficult for a jury to look at all of the items he purchased, the season tickets to the yankees, the lavish oriental rugs, and not buy the story that he was somehow laundering money, that he was misusing and avoiding certain taxes, and that he is sort of the shady figure that should have never been involved in the president's campaign from the get-go. >> does manafort have -- is there anything he has in this situation that can help his case? can he cooperate in some way at this point, helping him get off the hook, that could lead to other potential charges against others in the situation? >> good question. he can still cooperate. he can cooperate at any point. remember, he still has the d.c. trial hanging over his head. if convicted here, he has anoth

shaun hampton/sacramento county sheriff's department"if we find a dog, or any other animal or child inicle unattended and it's hot and they look like they're in distress... we will break the window. and we encourage anyone that finds themselves in that situation to use their good judgment and move forward and take action if necessary."> ( darya ) according to the nonprofit kids and cars, on average, 37 kids die every year after being trapped in a hot car. ( terisa ) in sonoma county -- a hiker had to be rescued from a trail. it happened in a remote portion of the jack london state park near highway 12. a c-h-p helicopter was brought in to rescue the hiker who was suffering from a medical emergency. officials had to call the hiker on a satellite phone to locate them along the sonoma ridge trail. the hiker was treated and taken to a hospital. the hiker is expected to make a full recovery. ( darya ) alaska airlines is expanding its service out of san jose. and costco is shaking up its food court menu. jane king is live at the nasdaq with those stories and more. good morning good morningal

who killed fred hampton a leader of the black panthers in cold blood and now somehow the f.b.i. supposed to be our it's really incredible you know brian one of the things i think it's. very interesting very tragic here is that somehow russia meddled in america's democracy i don't even really know what that means but you hear it all of the time but what really is happening i think my personal opinion is that because there isn't any questioning of the intelligence community in their behavior and i'm thinking of the f.b.i. during the two thousand and sixteen election they are damaging america's to mock received because you cannot ask these questions about what they did i mean the f.b.i. the d.o.j. which was created by congress right they fund these agencies and what we see is the obstruction so i can't you know meddling ok i'm not i have no idea what that really means but we're getting more and more information that that kind of regime change scenario. the u.s. is used around the world for decades has actually come home and they're practicing the same playbook go ahead brian. and i

sergeant hampton was one of the first to be trained about four years ago, on facial recognition. all deputies can use it. >> you compare a picture portrait of a suspect. >> this can compare it to social media photos, the sheriff's department insist this is not about surveillance, it is about catching criminals. >> we are not using this to scan people spaces, while they are walking down the street or driving a car. . this is becoming more advanced and more accurate. >>> a free video track clinic is available now -- free medical clinic is available now. wildfire has been sending smoke around the they area, and this has been known to trigger asthma attacks. >> ash and pollen from other trees can affect people who have allergies and trigger asthma. >> today is the first stop of several to help children from three months old to 19 years old. it is parked at a local entry school, until 3 pm. >>> a big player is trying to recruit the big giraffes consumers. this will be handed out at local whole foods market. >>> watch out, next time you had to the mall, you may have to pay for parking.

who killed fred hampton a leader of the black panthers in cold blood and now somehow the f.b.i. supposed to be our it's really incredible you know brian one of the things i think it's very interesting very tragic here is that somehow russia meddled in america's democracy i don't even really know what that means but you hear it all of the time but what really is happening i think my personal opinion is that because there isn't any questioning of the intelligence community in their behavior and i'm thinking of the f.b.i. during the two thousand and sixteen election they are damaging america's to mock received because you cannot ask these questions about what they did i mean the f.b.i. the d.o.j. which was created by congress right they fund these agencies and what we see is the obstruction so i can't you know meddling ok i'm not i have no idea what that really means but we're getting more and more information that that kind of regime change scenario. the u.s. is used around the world for decades has actually come home and they're practicing the same playbook go ahead brian. and in

he got the infection five years ago after a fishing trip in the hampton roads arean a scalene of o to how does it feel, we got up there. a nine, if you define ten beings passed out from pain.wa people should re of risks and take care. >> look at that the infection is serious but people with health conditions are most at risk. >>> montgomeryounty crews are back at the scene in north potomac where at least 60 cats have been removed so far, crews in protective ginr were rg the animals as of late this afternoon, hazmat crews g b the ecause of high ammonials leve in the area which made the situation more dangerous for >>imal control workers. we found the conditi inside deteriorated the conditions were very poor. we're c currentlyonducting an investigation into what the cause is. and what the outcome will be.>> whether this is a criminal case, marynd has no limit on how many cats someone can own but the law requires there be enough space for tse animals. >>> the white house announced president trump invited russian president vladimir putin to washington this fall.s russian leader visited th

this was sent in from hampton court. we had showers on the radar earlier.tle westerly. a bit of cloud in north—west scotland. a weak weather front. no rain. it brings airfrom a different region. fresh air behind the weather front. england and wales, continental hit building quickly in the sunshine. weather should improve in scotland, likely to be dry. further south, one or two showers in wales towards the south—east, perhaps east anglia. heavy and thundery. not many of them. most places, dry. scotland and northern ireland, significantly lower temperatures than england. 29 in england and wales in one or two areas. friday, more sunshine, low to know rain. temperatures are around the low 20s for scotland and northern ireland. the heat will build in the north. a weatherfront wea k build in the north. a weatherfront weak in the north—west. dry. hot sunshine. strong sunshine. light winds. not far away from 30 degrees. hello this is bbc news. the headlines: police confirm that two people who fell criticially ill in wiltshire have been exposed to the nerve agent no

shaun hampton/sacramento county sheriff's department"if we find a dog, or any other animal or child invehicle unattended and it's hot and they look like they're in distress... we will break the window. and we encourage anyone that finds themselves in that situation to use their good judgment and move forward and take action if necessary."> ( robin ) according to the nonprofit kids and cars, on average, 37 kids die every year after being trapped in a hot car. ( robin ) in the north bay... police are looking for the person who placed a pipe bomb on monte rio beach in sonoma county over the weekend. the bomb was found underneath the monte rio bridge at the beach along the bohemian highway. the deputies closed the bridge and evacuated the surrounding area. the bomb squad came and deactivated the bomb and the beach was reopened. (robin) still ahead on the kron four morning news... we continue to follow breaking news out of thailand where another boy has been rescued after being trapped in a cave for more than 2 weeks. we have all the latest details coming up at 5:30. (robin) and here's a li

most expensive stores on the planet only million dollar homes across the country in brooklyn the hamptons virginia and trump tower in manhattan. when f.b.i. agents searched his homes they took inventory of these luxury items thousand dollar suits a twenty one thousand dollars watch and now according to documents filed by the special counsel's office they plan to use this as evidence in his trial arguing in order to pay for them he used secret overseas bank accounts and filed false tax returns the government also says that it will call five yet to be named people to testify and granted immunity in court to force them to talk a somewhat unusual move you could draw that conclusion saying that their evidence without the immunity was so weak and fragile they needed to have something more so they had to give immunity that otherwise. without it wouldn't provide it with there would not be enough evidence on their own to convict because remember the standard in a criminal case is proof beyond a reasonable doubt this will be the first time the special counsel present evidence in a courtroom in a ca