rather than happe helping you live, he helps you die. >> california's hotly debated death with dignitary law. bay area $the first in the state to specialize in end of life options. >> they are opening a practice in berkeley for a prescription for life ending medications. lawmakers passed the medication following the case of the east bay woman who had a terminal brain tumor, had to move to oregon to legally end her life. >> it's not a done deal just yet. talk of requiring san francisco police officers for body cameras continues today t. police competition now is taking on the issue tonight at city college. if the commission approves the use of body cameras, officers can start wearing them as soon as august t. time line is backed by the sfp. they and the union. >>> new this morning, also a woman was shot and killed on alameda fruit station. a witness drove the victim to the hospital where she later died. no arrests have been made, police did not release information about the shooter. >>> coming up next, tracking down on vacation rent also. why listings on airbnb could be diminishing. for a

so here's what is happ storms tomorrow in the late afternoon evening hours. and you are going to see a lot morning we had today. however, sunday is the trigger daylight sunday is there day we need to watch things are going to become more widespread. we're dealing with a couple pieces of energy as well as the tropical moisture that's moving up that is what we're dealing with bonnie once again that became a tropical storm which is actually going to weaken out before too long. we're going to get all that moisture. we already have a lot of moisture in place we're looking at a low pressure system moving in as well a as a cold front. they're going to be triggers as well as well as warm humid air mass. energy in the atmosphere everything comes together, as our models are showing, then we are going to be in for some widespread thunderstorms that could be severe as we move into sunday. so we got cold front coming in hot humid air pass mass lots of tropical moisture and the energy from the upper atmosphere we're looking at the strong cold front coming into his hot humi

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happ gets the ball for toronto. here's manager pete mackanin. >> i think we will bounce back.have gone through a down period, we have faced tough teams starting with detroit on that road trip and every team we played had been potential playoff contenders, so it was a good test for where we're the at. we know where we're at. we know we have a lot of work to do. >>> the flyers will buy out final year of the rj um burger's deal, movie limb nate three is million from the salary cap next season, even though he was healthy, he didn't play in 23 of the teams final 24 games, um burger is 34 years old. back to fletcher cox, first thing did he was call his mom. >> yes. >> absolutely. >> i'm happy too. >> that is right. >> and then there is me. >> yes. thanks very much, don. >> so i guess forecast getting progressively better. >> it is, and if you have to have a miserable day might as well have it on a thursday, right in the middle of the workweek does not impact weekend now flowers are nice and watered and we are good to go. we have some showers and storms to watch off to the west this

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. >>> a happ teenagier whose puppy was stolen from him at gun point, they were reu nielted today. the boy is shaken up, but happy to have his dog back. >> reporter: a boy and his puppy reunited after a scary separation. five nights ago, this 14-year-old boy was walking his dog. he decided to try a new route and headed down the 1500 block of dayton avenue when terror struck. police say at first, the man walked up and demanded the hand over the german shepherd, the teen refused, that's when a second man walked over and pointed a gun at his chest. >> i was sad for her, she was barking and didn't want to go with them. >> reporter: we are hiding the teen's identity for his protection. the men are still on the loose. on friday night there was a turn on the case, a man walked into the police department with the puppy. someone had purchased the dog for a few hundred bucks. a man kwingsed hirelinquish the dog so he could return her to her owners. >> she looked pretty excited, she was jumping on me. >> it was an incredible feeling and that is one reason police officers do the job we do. >>

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happ happy father's day. >> and we are getting information on the arrest made in donald trump's rallyesterday. the secret service says that a man has been charged with attempting to disarm an officer inside of that event while trump is speaking. the suspect has been identified now as 19-year-old michael sanford and no word yet on whether he is a trump supporter or the anti-trump protester or what his intentions were, and we let you nknow when we learn mor. >> and coming up live in the cnn newsroom, a former vanderbilt football player is facing 25 years in prison for the horrific attack on a young woman. next a new look at the damning surveillance video which caught the crime. you can worry about them. you can even choose a car for them. (mom) honey, are you ok? (child) i'm ok. (announcer vo) love. (mom) we're ok. (announcer vo) it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. in new york state, we believe tomorrow starts today. all across the state, the economy is growing, with creative new business incentives, the lowest taxes in decades, and new infrastructure for a new generation attracting the

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sometimes, you can shout things and you know that a lot of people feel it, and nothing happ happens. we have a very sleep society. guatemala is not the best example in the last year because they have been taking to the streets but in el salvador that is what is it is like. for example, we had a truce between government that was started in march of 2012. with the truce, the army size reduce like half. but the opinion of the society about the politicians came down, too. people don't like the -- the interest is not less dead. the interest is less dead but with bullets killed them all. that is typical of the central american society. resolve with bullets. not with dialogue. we don't want dialogue. we want to kill these guys and that is the solution we will put forth. >> i want to ask oscar a question. sorry. after you. i was following up on what he was saying. >> my question is basically about the ideas of the guilt and innocence that are constructed around who is a juvenile versus an adult. this plays out in terms of how our foreign aid money is delivered in central america with an emph

there is that little fog bank happ hanging right over the potomac. there are raindrops from hagerstown south and west of frederick. most are on the north side of the potomac for now, but they may drift into loudoun county and eventually down toward the great falls area. temperatures not too bad. we're in the upper 60s to around 70 degrees right now. next 4 hours look kind of on the cloudy side. no washout, though. a few showers around this morning and there may be a rumble or two of thunder between 2:00 and 5:00. and then drying out as whether he had into your friday evening. saturday will start out a little foggy, but on the dry side. more about the weekend coming up. let's go over to jack taylor, he's working morning. how about the work crews? >> hopefully they are worked hard and should finish up. rock creek parkway at kennedy center, a paving project. you will alternate by. edsall road still blocked from the water main break. you will need to reroute. georgetown pike, an accident yesterday damaged a power pole. it's closed between river bend road

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>> what is happe anxiety and fear that, most people thought had been properly mitigated and by all of the polls leading into the "brexit" vote. no one was prepared for this. whatever reason some of the smartest and brightest minds in markets everywhere decided once that polls were going to be 100% correct. they weren't and it was a shock to the system. there is no rationality in this market. there is not always supposed to be. as you know, sandra, highly psychological gathering of buyers and sellers and prevailing psyche right now is pure outright panic. over what, i don't know. we're looking at pound. we're looking at the euro plummet to 30-year lows. >> mentioned the british pound, 31-year low in the currency today. >> interesting the euro at 30-year low as well. you look at it as negative for the u.k. it's not. you look at it negative for the euro, most certainly is. you just watched 20% of their exports move out of the quote, unquote common market. you have a country with one of the strongest fiscal policies in place. it's, this is really a terrible day for the european union. har

covering all the candidates and the campaigns from coast to coast, we'll get to california and what's happ happening in the primary right now. we begin with the republican leaders on capitol hill. sounding off on donald trump and his targeting of that judge. so far, none of them have reversed their endorsements of the gop nominee. halie jackson has been on capitol hill, she's got a lot of reac realask reactions including senator graham in california. here is what he said a short time ago. >> all i can say is that chr chris -- [ inaudible ] >> maybe chris seeing an opportunity for vice president, i don't know? he's a nice guy and a friend. i just want people to know that i don't feel comfortable of what mr. trump has said about the judge and the way he campaigned. >> so you will vote for him in the fall? >> i cannot support hillary clinton or donald trump. >> so you are voting for nobody? >> i will write somebody in but i am not supporting mr. trump or hillary clinton. these are two very flawed choices. i have been a lawyer all my life, and i have never heard anything like this before to su

bishop: i've seen the work they do first happ and had the opportunity to tour the facility this year. their president and c.e.o. is bobette trent, a tireless advocate for those she serves. mr. speaker, i'm honored to have the opportunity to be here today and to pay tribute to such a charitable organization in my district. congratulations on the 35th anniversary of la casa and thank you for your dedication to our community. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from georgia seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> i rise to recognize second lieutenant harold earls, captain metzegee and another who successfully climbed to the . mmit of mountain in of them lost a leg battle. their goal in reaching mount everest is overshadowed by their ultimate goal of gaining support for veterans' mental health. they rised $109,000 to support mental health groups, give an our an

but said that we need to make sure that middle class families' savings aren't affected by what happ happensomplete contrast, donald trump went out, talked about his golf course, the fancy plumbing at his resort. and said that he was glad that the brettish pound was plummeting, because it would help his bottom line. there's a real contrast here. hillary clinton looks athe this through the lens of how it's going to affect middle class families, donald trump through the lens of how it will help his bottom line. und underscores how he is unfit to be our next president. >> trump says he is the change agent, that he is the outsider. take a look. >> she believes she's entitled to the office. her campaign slogan is, i'm with her. you know what my response is to that? i'm with you, the american people. >> trump is making much the same argument that bernie sanders used so effectively against clinton. >> well, let's step back and look at donald trump's record. he has a lot of slogans. but at every juncture he has always done what's best for his own bottom line. his ideas are a fundamental threat to ou

so my hope is that over the next couple of weeks, we're able to pull things together -- and what happeody's reading -- did you see what -- and they start spinning stuff up. >> jimmy: sure. >> so there's a natural process of everybody recognizing that this is not about any individual, but this is about the country and the direction we're going to take it. i think we're going to have a a great convention and we'll do well. >> jimmy: is bernie going to endorse hillary? >> well, i'm sure they're going to have a conversation. >> jimmy: is he ever going to drop out? [ light laughter ] or he's going to stay in? >> i'm going to be talking to him tomorrow. he's going to be coming to the white house. the main role i'm going to be playing in this process is to remind the american people that this is a serious job. this is not reality tv. i've seen the decisions that have to be made. done. and i have a lot of confidence that if the american people are reminded of what's at stake and all the incredibly important issues that we got to get right, that they're going to make a good choice. that's what

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we really should protect and honor and be very proud of the the changes that happe happenede local level and the impact that can have, helping us make really thoughtful and feasible and reasonable decisions at the national level. and then finally the last message by the power of integration, thinking that opportunity to leverage. the affordable care act include in it, relabeling that is so much more than that. when we are talking about value based here in the way in which providers will be paid, it's on the outcome and we know the outcome depends on what's happening in the community. that's an important opportunity to have conversations about food, and availability of food, the health of the food environment to the health of individuals and have those conversations with a clinical environment and the people that are making decisions in a clinical invited because there are resources and ways we can work together. another area think is exciting and think a lot about that i am example o of his of his idea of precision medicine. huge investment, $215 million was announced by obama in january

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it's more just being able to tell my story, and if there's other girls out there who this happ that,r over a year. she is now the assistant manager at a store. dana is now in a sober living home. she says she's been sober for over two months. but amanda jester says despite being sober for a month, she's still reeling from the experience. >> it's been brutal. i have really bad nightmares about him, that i'm, like, hiding from him. i'm just hoping to get better. and stay sober. >> reporter: as for bathum's lawsuit against "l.a. weekly," it was dismissed after bathum failed to respond to a filing. he says he is focused on the business of saving addicts. >> we're gonna keep doing the work. all's i can do is move forward with that. >> reporter: have you changed the way you interact with patients? >> i'm much more careful about not being alone with clients. and i never allow that. >> reporter: a policy his accusers say is too late in the making. amanda's mother, thayer, says the stakes c >> she went to get help and she was hurt further. i raised my daughter to stand to fight for what's rig

when something laike this happes in the center of the university that is so beloved here in this cityt also known nationally for all that it does with research, the hospital, and the number of students there. >> one of the most important universities in the united states. ucla clearly with a huge impact on california and los angeles area, specifically, but people come to ucla from all over the world. we just got some information undergraduates of the 20,000 or 30,000 graduates. almost 4,000 are students who come from around the world, international students. some will be high percentage of graduate students at ucla are international students as well. so people are being impacted, not only on the campus but viewers in the united states and around the world are watching this very closely. i just want to be precise with you. when there are choppers overhead showing video of what's going on, does that dramatically complicate a rescue operation or some sort of police action? >> i've been involved in operations like this in the past and the authorities have the ability to contact air traffi

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