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ed hardy, the tattoo artist.ay we look at how his life's work is part of a new exhibit n exhibition. >> i just got obsessed with tattoos. this is so cool. >> reporter: there are some who find their calling at a young age. >> i started drawing on neighborhood kids. >> reporter: ed was only 10 years old when he discovered the art of tattooing. initially the kind that washes off. >> i did a whole tattoo shop in my mom's house. they looked pretty real. i thought this is what i want to do when i get big enough. i wasn't old enough to have a tattoo. >> reporter: when he got big enough, following a stint at san francisco's art institute, hardy began revolutionizing the world of tattooing. for 40 years he turned bare flesh into high art toiling in his legend north beach shop, tattoo city. >> asian work and japanese stuff has been a big thing in my life forever. it's hard on your back. >> reporter: over a decade ago he retired from tattooing, but not from art, replacing his tattoo needles with brushes. >> painting a lot.

hardy. it is open to the public. the exhibit runs through october. in golden gate park, wilson walker, kpix 5. >>> very nice. in fact, we have very nice art of our own provided by nature looking over the top of the transamerica pyramid. we gaze past that to aquatic park. we have a beautiful scene in san francisco. a little bit window, windy. temperatures did come up 1-9 degrees. winds came up, as well. right now, in concord, it is 82. in oakland, 72 and in livermore, 78. san francisco has got 65 degrees. here is how it looks. high pressure that is building in over the desert southwest will expand, move into central california and as it edges close to california, it will begin to shut aside the low- pressure we have been bedeviled with such as it is temperatures will begin to climb inlet. not along the coast as we have pointed out. the fog and low clouds move back in along the peninsula. as the day goes on, the sunshine comes back to the shore. it will pull back in tomorrow night. not as extensively. as a result, the numbers will begin to creep up int

hardy pleaded guilty to drunk driving last year in north carolina.injured his right knee and underwent surgery in may. >> ahead, get back to politics. trump standing by a racist tweet. telling lawmakers to go back to their countries. they're americans and democrats are fighting back. with an ultra stretchy waistband and 360 fit that adapts to every wild move plus up to 12 hours of pampers protection... so anything your wild child does cruisers can too our best ever fit is new pampers cruisers 360 fit they use stamps.com all the services of the post office only cheaper get a 4-week trial plus postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again. >>> president trump launching a racist attack on four democratic lawmakers, telling them to go back to the countriy ies they'r from, even though they are all american. >>> the trump administration saying that i.c.e. has launched raids to round up thousands of undocumented immigrants. local officials say they haven't seen them yet. >>> millions under flash flood watches in the m

yes it is getting help from other countries especially since they come in doctors to do what hardy when they formed this national multinational forces because i did beginning even neighborhood in nigeria like need came out and chad we're seeing this problem a nigerian problem but immediately when behind it came in they brought a team called multi-national including even been a republic which is not border and chad and some western support especially the united states the u.k. and some european countries out early helping. jordan send a lot of times tonight right here so the help is there ok also man how have we seen the groups tactics evolve in the decade that it's been active. well. at the beginning you know they just started just for revenge. revenge against the military or their security forces but tactically they move back in some government institution which incited fear into people and they lifted their move to be attacking to be dual who just like inform on anyone who is suspected like giving information about boko haram is. being killed a little. distracted attacking villages no

here we have christopher hardy, the chief counsel of policy for the national security admission for the department of justice. whichves as the chief, provides a legal and policy advice on national security issues that confront the department of justice. they include use of the internet, previously he served to the deputy attorney general. isaacson, he jason is a longtime analyst of the and political institute oversees the political and international operations. brussels ated and defining moment for europe conference on strategies to combat research and anti-semitism. minister of french culture and communication awarded him the rank of chevalier of the order of arts and letters. in july, 20 -- 2009, king mohammed vi bestowed on him the honor of chevalier of the order of the throne of the kingdom of morocco. professore have eugene country road which who teaches at george mason university. he is the director of its new center for international law in the middle east. he previously taught at northwestern at the university of chicago and is also a scholar at the co-hallet policy form which i

. >> speaking of water asmall but hardy band of south bay farmers is riding out the dryest part of the year, still growing food but not sprinkling drop of water. >> they call it dry farming, an age old technique that uses careful farming and tilling but no irrigation. >> we see the surprisingly good results in tonight's original report. >> you take one look at these beautiful green crops and you'd find it hard to believe it was done with zero irrigation, no water hoses or drip lines. the only water these crops we received is rain and that was months ago >> reporter: the farmer doesn't have to dig on this warm july day there is just enough moisture saved in the soil to keep his crops grown and growing. >> ha is rain moisture. >> reporter: he runs his four acre farm using an ancient farming technique that is almost completely heard of called dry farming. >> we don't irrigate at all. are zero? >> zero. >> reporter: he grows squash and beans and half a dozen veggies. it's a year long process that involves growing cover plants over winter and then mowing and tilling the soil that locks the

that's prompti s avere thunderstorm warning for parts of hampshire, hardy, grant and frederick countyfrederick county in virginia. this is moving very slowly towards the east at only about 10, is a miles an hour, so as the storm slowly moves towards the east over the next few hours, it's actually showing signs ofou fizzling and really not holding together as it moves towards the metro area. as i take you into the metro area. only tracking some isolated showers north of washington right now. one of them right around -- right over i should say 95 right now north of bethesda and also seeing activity up around damascus alng 15 and traveling from federick into loudoun county out there. that one is showing signs o intensifying. bigger pictuik. nothing le what we were noticing last night. last night it was much more active. tha cs just not these out there thankfully tonight. we're getting a bit of a break. as we look to tomorrow. your saturday morning is dry. it'mu gy and worth 75 degrees and by 5:00 p.m. it's stormy. 92 at that point and a chance of rain tomorrow at about 70%. that chance f

back towards hardy an hamshire county and west virginia.that could drift towards the wenandoah vale. i don't think theyill make it, but heads up back that way, especially west of i-81. now all of this starting to move on out. can widen out and show you what i'm talking about here. there's the system that brought the tornado righ there. now it's all the way up to parts of canada. that's how fast the system was moving. for us you can see the rain moving on out, and then behind it we've got drier conditions, when i say drier conditions, look at the country.ro nothing fm denver all the way to the east. soheething that most of t country needs. a little bit of a cooldown, too. everywhere, look at the high temperatures. you don't see any heat a atl. the o y exception is savannah got to 95. that's some really cool air as we make our way in. we're cool w. we've got that pattern change, and this is what we saw all last week with the intense heat. thawes also what have next week so enjoy the cool weather. temperatures are really going to get hot in th

. >>> san francisco's museum hosting an exhibit on world- famous tattoo artist, ed hardy. >> each roomed with his intricate work. he is credited with bringing on the tattoo renaissance. the exhibit outlines much of his life from childhood and beyond. >> it's overwhelming. i am still in shock. i love the fact they said it up chronologically. >> aside from admiring displays, visitors can receive temporary tattoos. the exhibit is open through october. >> maybe a microphone or tv. >>> thank you for watching. >> we will be back at 11 for more news and weather. you can go to kpix.com . have a good dinner. just when you thought you were done painting... ...you discover paint bleed under your tape... not with frogtape! frogtape is the only painter's tapeentr. paintblock reacts with the water in latex paint to form a micro-barrier against paint bleed, giving you the sharpest lines possible. get professional results with frogtape... no messy lines, no paint bleed. for sharp lines every time, frog it! announcer: it's time to play "family feud"! give it up for steve harvey! [captioning made possib

hardy's until the outcome of its appeal last month the court said the u.k. export licensing process was wrong in law in one significant respect the government made no concluded assessments on whether the saudi led coalition had committed violations of international community area law in the past during the yemen conflict and may not to do so trade secretary liam fox was forced to hold an immediate review of almost 5000000000 pounds worth of weapons deals while this latest appeal seems to contradict fox's assurances to m.p.'s that saudi arms sales would be halted handing a review as i said earlier we disagree with the judgment and will seek permission to appeal alongside this we are carefully considering the implications of the judgment for decision making while we do this we will not grant any new licenses for export to saudi arabia and its coalition partners which might be used in the conflict in yemen opposition leader jeremy corbyn says the latest efforts to halt the ruling ridicule the government's position that human rights take priority over profit des

wallace and joining me now live from miami with the latest on the abstain story is r t america's john hardy thanks for joining me john. so while you here i travel the one details that we know so far since the indictment was unsealed.

america has john hardy thanks for joining me john. so we're out here thanks to out of the one details that we know so far since the the indictment was unsealed and abstain taken into custody over the weekend. yes so he was arrested saturday teterboro airport you mentioned this in the opening when he arrived from paris he was on vacation in france landed at teterboro arrested taken into custody by federal agents there he was charged today in manhattan district court he pled not guilty to one count of sex trafficking conspiracy and one count of sex trafficking so 2 counts altogether may not sound like much but there's belief among in you know the legal circle that possibly this is the 1st of other charges and indictments to come regarding abstain that maybe this indictment is a a placeholder if you will to basically get him off the street because there's concerns the prosecutor said today he's on repentant and possibly that these illegal activities were all.

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wallace and joining me now live from miami with the latest on the abstain story is r t america's john hardy thanks for joining me jon. so while you're going to have them one details do we know so far since the indictment was unsealed and abstain taken into custody over the week.

america is john hardy thanks for joining me jon. so while you're out of the one details do we know so far since the indictment was unsealed and abstain taken into custody over the weekend. so he was arrested saturday teterboro airport you mentioned this in the opening when he arrived from paris he was on vacation in france landed at teterboro arrested taken into custody by federal agents there he was charged today in manhattan district court he pled not guilty to one count of sex trafficking conspiracy and one count of sex trafficking so 2 counts all together may not sound like much but there's belief among in you know the legal circle that possibly this is the 1st. other charges and indictments to come regarding abstain that maybe this indictment is a placeholder if you will to basically get him off the street because there is concern the prosecutor said today he's on repentant and possibly that these illegal activities were ongoing now that said the 14 page federal indictment i have a copy here alleges that between 20022005. quote

unprecedented move they issued a letter calling for the detention off wigger muslims to stop cattle up as hardy on reports this 1st start building is called a vocational center in china critics say it's more like a prison one of many detention camps run by the government. the target they say are ethnic and religious minorities mostly wigger muslims in the northwest region of chink young activists say at least 1000000 people are detained in similar camps where extreme surveillance force assimilation and abuse are common the camps have long sparked international criticism in an unprecedented move 22 nations signed a letter to the un human rights council condemning disturbing reports australia canada and japan are among the signatories on long with britain france and germany they call on china to stop the mass detentions respect religious freedom and grant independent experts meaningful access to the region. countries that did not sign the document raised just as much interest out of the 22 nations assigned as none of them were muslim majority nations which is really quite telling because china is

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serbs during and after kosovo is in 1988 to $99.00 war kosovo was a serbian province at that time and hardy and i was a commander in the kosovo liberation army former leader has been acquitted on war crimes charges twice before and denies any wrongdoing. russia has carried out what it said was its 1st long range epa trial with china in the asia pacific region triggering hundreds of warning shots from south korea also said the exercise was aimed at increasing cooperation in the region and not directed at any 3rd country but south korea said the aircraft violated its airspace well so late a summoned a senior russian diplomat over the incident. the reason why we summoned the russian deputy chief of mission without prior notice is to lodge a stern protest on russian aircraft entering the korean air defense identification zone and violation of our airspace and strongly urge them to prevent a reoccurrence a former chinese premier who is known as the butcher of beijing has died at the age of 90 paying is most remembered for announcing martial law during the 1989 pro-democracy protests in town and

people see that and nadler and shiff are starting to look like laurel and hardy. >> advocates asked audge to unseal grand jury information related to robert mueller's investigation. >>> days after pore rico's governor announced he would resign , the woman who is legally thisline to be his successor doesn't want the job. justice secretary ronda caciques wants the governor to appoint a sec tear of state before he steps down on friday. the next official inline years old enough to be governor since the minimum age is 35clear who over in puerto rico. >>> china says it supports how long congress' leader and police in their handling of month of protests in how long congress. china blamed western countries for helping to fuel the violence. yesterday police were seen firing tear gas at protestors who tried to throw the tear gas back at the police. protesters are angry about an extradition bill allowing people in hong kong to be sent to stand trial in main land china, where they believe their legal rights would be in jeopardy. >>> we have more information on the balcony collapse. among those ju

. >> he was like, no, i want to make sure that everyone else is >> reporter: hardy runs an organation called guns down friday. like many in this community her emotions have teetered between despair and helplessness. >> how can i tell the kids to put the guns down when people are shooting at them? buoh her 10-year-old cousin makiyah wulson, this is the >> how do you fix it? >> 's about sticking together as one. that's the only way we're going change. >> reporter: sly change will come too late for karon. before the friends he leaves behind there's still hope, hope for a safer and brighter future. >> you'vego to -- police have charged 29-year-old tony mclam in second degree. >> next week we'll experience another ht wave. amelia is in the storm center. here we go again. >> right, pat, this is the fifth heat wave so far this year. hit 90 degrees or higher 34 out eof th yjuly. right now it's not just the heat that we're dealing, but some isolated showers out there. here's a look at stormrada pretty ce g the fires t 4m ov metbo b rao.nd p wiun seeing some rain up around the reston some verge

national image after what's happened to mr hardy that we think is only possible through a serious stuff like the release of the jailed journalists thank you so much. as well as the investment i mentioned intervention and political will is a key goal here this conference reached out to $150.00 states it's not clear yet how many have attended but they're hoping to bring them together to sign a joint declaration defending freedom of expression to build a coalition to try and make sure that there's a stronger diplomatic response when journalists are threatened in the future but they also want to support some countries that are doing the right thing we mentioned ethiopia they've risen 40 places that index since the new prime minister took office it is going to be interesting though to see what measures they do consider for repeat offenders like china like saudi arabia will sanctions be on the table it's a 2 day conference and we'll have to see johnny thank you. slow progress is being made to rebuild the ruined city of mosul in the north of iraq it's 2 years since the iraqi army 2 of i saw fi

under chairman alan hardy, the club has reached a financial crisis and could be liquidated before the start of the coming eason. players and staff have not been paid in weeks, and the club is set to make its fourth appearance in the high court later this month to face a winding-up petition. will the prime minister and the whole house join me in calling on the football association, the football league and the national league to investigate the current situation and help to secure the future of this truly historic club? pm may: i thank the honorable lady for raising this issue. football clubs up and down the country are obviously of great importance to their local communities. overall, the financial state of football clubs is better now than at any time, but the government are certainly not omplacent. the honorable lady referred to various football authorities. we will continue to hold the football authorities to account for ensuring that there is transparency around the ownership of clubs, that sufficient inquiries into the suitability of owners are made, and that financially clubs con

nadler and shiff are starting to look like laurel and hardy.me to move on. >> on friday democrats on the judiciary committee asked the judge to unseal grand jury information related to the mueller investigation. >>> the sit of race is expected to come during the debates this week. >> reporter: both sides are dealing with a very delicate and divisive issue, race. the presidential motorcade arrived back at the white house yesterday after what appeared to be a golf outing. all with a twitter feud in play between the president and maryland congressman elijah cummings. >> it has zero to do with race. >> donald trump, once again, is a racist who makes ever more outrageous racist remarks. >> reporter: some democrats were quick to weigh in as they gear up for the detroit, facing out swinging, his support across the finish line but he will kamala harris and corey booker, both attacked him on desegregation and busing something that caught him off guard in the last debate. >> he will come out better prepared. >> reporter: while democrats this week focus o

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and yet, there are quite hardy band of southern suffragetts through the 1890s. i don't want to get too deep not weeds of suffrage history, the two roots subscribe to get women to vote, one was by amending state constitutions, and the other was by a federal amend: in a region like the south, there is not going to be much support for federal amendments to bring in what was seen as an outside force. women had an especially hard role and then you really are quite amazed to see what they were able to do within limits. i think there were only 4 southern states that ratified the 19th amendment but we have , to give credit to tennessee u because that is what pushed it over the top. i'm alternating. >> i have two questions that are at opposite ends of the universe. one is it true western states were inclined to encourage women votes on states and local issues, like for school boards an things like that, because that would help their numbers for qualifying to become a state, to have a certain number of population, they have a certain number of citizens. >> so let's inflat

continues at the current trajectory, the forecasters are saying this could be reminiscent of hurricane hardy because of the slow-moving nature. and what we are seeing are flooding in parts of new orleans. louisiana officials have become closing the floodgates hoping to counteract the effects of any possible storm surge, but definitely some tense moments for those parts of the south, as people are preparing for what could be another devastating blow hurricane. at the live news desk, kate nelson. >>> in southern california, aftershocks of last week's big earthquake are still rumbling near ridgecrest. the latest was just after midnight. and magnitude for .0. seismologists say the ability of earthquakes after a 7.1 earthquake continues to decline and this morning, earthquake victims are still demanding answers in kern county and san bernardino counties with many struggling to bounce back. about 2000 people in the town of trenton are frustrated. they still did not have water to cook or filter swap. to keep their homes school. they packed a town hall meeting looking for answers. slug we have not h

it is becoming a joke, people see that, starting to look like laurel and hardy, time to move on. >> your thoughts on this nomination? >> he is obviously an effective advocate of the president, great communicator, i give him that but the statute creating the director of national intelligence says you need to have substantial national security expertise and i think by most circumstances and most judgment he doesn't. he has been on the intelligence committee for a year, us attorney, he had cases on national security, cyber security but we can do better and have somebody more independent, greater expertise. he wouldn't be my first choice and give my threats he -- i disagree with john you. i want to coordinator of national intelligence who can bring together strands of intelligence and speak truth to power. i am skeptical. >> we will see how he does in the confirmation process. mitch mcconnell fighting back on what he calls the dangerous rise of modern-day mccarthyism. is mcconnell being treated unfairly? >> i think it is ridiculous the washington post is calling mitch mcconnell a russian ass

. >> i was taken by the remarks of mister hardy about the responsibility of the social media platforms especially to be much more assertive in imposing certain guidelines. i recognize there are first amendment constraints to go in that direction. there will be social pressure, actions, communities, the general public and influence on haters and against the haters the we have to rely on but it will be a combination of culture rising up against hate and social media platforms being responsible and the leadership of our government knowing where the lines are but encouraging that assertive behavior of these platforms that will make a difference and also important to our friends around the world, when we complain to governments about levels of hate inciting actions against our community they often throw this back at us and say do something about the social media platforms that are based in your country. i'm glad to see the united states is taking a serious stab at this. >> some of the points gene raised, an issue we have seen more broadly which is when you have divisive issues whether it is

dominique hardy jumped through a window to pull his neighbor to safety. >> grabbed s arm, and got himhis area to the window. black and this is all that is left of the home. dominique suffered a burn on his arm. police say they mandy saved made a full recovery. >>> another big rescue overnight this time in indiana. a young boy falls into a sewer drain while watching fireworks with his family. you can see a number of first responders on the scene, with dozens of bystanders watching outside of the yellow tape. this happened after 9:00, just south of indianapolis. the boy believed to be about 5, was conscious to the rescue. spec since he had issues trying to respond to us, best thing to do is to get him where we could basically take care of him. >> eventually, the boy was pulled to safety and he was taken to the hospital to be checked out. it is not clear exactly how he fell into the drain. >>> an iconic publication turning over a new page. mad magazine will soon leave the new sanskrit the august issue were part of the be the last one. the humor magazine started off as a comic book and 19

> the shots of -- the photos of luis then and now, the pictures of him when he was a healthy, more hardyen to think of what he physically went through to make it to congress in those waning days of his life to give that testimony is so stark and so remarkable. do you, john, feel that now you are on the right track with mitch mcconnell and congress and everybody else? do you think that all this has made a difference? >> i pray. i hope so. we've done our job. we've done everything we can possibly do. we've left it all out on the field. we have given every ounce of energy that we can possibly muster to continue to go to d.c. luis literally left it all on the field. if they don't get that, you know - luis said i gave him purpose, i gave him hope. my lord, how do you live with that? i mean, he made me, in my mind, a better person, and i thought i was pretty cool already. >> you say you're just doing your job. you're going so far beyond at this point. >> luis -- >> all of you. you shouldn't have to go down like this. he shouldn't have to be down there the day before his 69th chemo, three weeks

. >>> she beat cancer and just couldn't contain her excitement. [ bell ] >> darlia ray rang it so hardy just completed her cancer treatment in houston. keep ringing that bell, sister. >> i'm jessica dean. >> i'm dave briggs. here's "new day." >>> they can go wherever they want, or they can stay. but they should love our country. >> these comments are disgraceful and disgusting and the comments are racist. >> the president's not a racist. >> i know racism when i see it. >> four republicans voted for that resolution. senate republicans. you do not want to go too far in criticizing this president. >> he has taken the presidency to a new low. it is unbe coming of the president president. >> can he go lower? >> i don't know. but me to needs to go >>> we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. this is "new day." it is wednesday, july 17th, 6:00 here in new york. john is off this morning. erica hill joins us. >> great to be here. >> it was a wild night last night and promises to be so this morning as well. so there were some wild hours on capitol hill last night

and only a hardy with sports the world's biggest cycling race the tour de france is underway and the fairy tale continues for the 1st 15 year old qualifier to reach the last 16 at wimbledon. hello there you ignited nation's nuclear watchdog has agreed to a request from washington to arrange a. special meeting on iran's nuclear program next week this comes. the that's the senior aide to iran's supreme leader ayatollah harmony says tehran would reduce its commitment to the 2050 nuclear deal unless european leaders did more to save it well he's real definitely not initiate anything to withdraw from the nuclear deal unless the other party does the other party has step by step americans directly and europeans in directly violated the deal we'll show reaction exponentially as much as they violate it we reduce our commitments as much as they reduce it if they go back to fulfilling their commitments we will do as well this will happen at a rational and gradual pace meanwhile injured broke a court has approved a request to detain an iranian tanker for another 14 days british forces seized the

you are hardy. anyone who may be worried about a jaws-like scenario that may be keeping them out of the water, how likely is it to happen? >> it's not very likely, you know, and if you're in the water and the shark shows up, just don't move. go vertical. do not swim back away from the shark and you will be safe. >> if somebody is attacked by a shark, what's the best thing to do? how do you respond? >> well, you know, it's hard to say stay calm, but that's really the best thing you can do, and if someone is responding to you well, he can easily come up to you and basically grab you, but the most important thing is always pay attention to a shark. if the shark is still inquisitive, if you can move towards the shark. never away, move towards it. >> eric ritter, some good advice and thank you for taking the time. >> my pleasure. >>> coming up, how a powerful earthquake in southern california also shook up the sports world last night. >> we want everyone to stay calm. names of my grandparents first. it g

people see that, and they are starting to look more like laurel and hardy. it's time to move on >> democrats on the judiciary committee asked the judge friday to unseal grand jury information related to robert mueller's investigation. >>> the director of national intelligence leaving the trump administration. the president tweeted dan coats will step down august 15, he argued that the president over russia, north korea and the attack on the intelligence committee. the president announce he's nominating texas congressman john ratcliffe to replace him, ratcliff has been an outspoken defender of the president. >>> tomorrow's democratic presidential candidates will go head-to-head in their second debate, the debates divided across 2 nights, tomorrow and wednesday, on the first night the lineup includes bernie sanders, elizabeth warren and pete buttigieg. on the second night kamala harris and joe biden will face each other again. also on the stage cory booker, kristen gillibrand and kelsey gabbert. >>> president trump signed a bill to provide billions in healthca

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. >> mike: is this a sign of how far left of the democratic hardy has gone in the years, or dessertswho don't know recent history? >> i see at a little bit differently, the bipartisan consensus that we have been trying to achieve on immigration is now irretrievably lost until after the election. i think todd overstates the case, but clearly there's a left-wing bias on our campuses. president obama was right, there is a crisis on our borders, president trump says and what the message i take from this is a little bit more positive. if can't we have a bipartisan compromise that tightens up border could security, builds the wall, offers a pathway to citizenship for the dreamers, and acknowledges that we are one country were we don't demonize people? because of their faith or ideology, or their worldview, can't we work together as one nation? >> mike: united states cumbersome and struggled with that for years, but it certainly a worthy goal. doug schoen, todd starnes thank you. "night court" convenes at next. ♪ you are the jury, next can't see what it is yet.re? what is that? that's a bla

. >> reporter: few work hardy. >> keep you abs nice and tight. >> reporter: to work harder than na, a personal trainer who used to beat the traffic on foot in arlingn until one night in march 2016. >> i didn't usually go that way orme. >> repter: when she crossed 15th street with the right of way in crystal city. >> i was like22 feet into the crosswalk. >> reporter: and was struck by a metro bus trapped underneath. >> i didn't even scream. i to screen. >> the bus dragged her nearly 50 feet. >> a pedestrian stopped the bus and saved me. >> reporter: another pedestri intervened and stopped bus. >> he banged on the door and tolhim to stuff. >> reporter: she suffered traumatic injuries to her leg that required eight surgeries and she sued the transit agency and settled for a confidential amount. you don't think the bus even saw you? >> i don't tnk he did. >> reporter: last december a tour bus struck and killed a woman and her mother as they crossed in a crosswalk inow dow d.c. the area has 1,000 local transit buses and -te im reviewed is a years of federal workers and found 20 people get

towardsampshire and hardy counties, moving to frederick county, virginia over the next hour and any of tse could become strong very quickly just like they did during the day yesterday. something for tonight. we say the scene this is definitely the scene. we've got the rolling stones out there at fedex. 89 degre at 6:00 this is when the storms would be coming in, around 6:00, 7:00. we're thinking we should b around the 9:00. right around the time the stones are taking the stage. patchy fog by 11:00. tonight, scattering of storms, look at tomorrow, here's noon, plenty of cloud cover ely. breaking out no sunshine and look at the amount of storms we've got tomorrow afternoon. at 5:00 and 6:00, we think tomorrow will be more widespread severe weather andottial for torrential downpours. >> absolutely, doug. i think it's important to point out en we show future weather and where the storms are bubbling up, it might be areas further to the east and west we think the best chance for heavy rain tomorrow and serious weather is in northern virginia. but area-wide you need to be weather-ready. >> w

i think people see that, and nadler and schiff are starting to look more like laurel and hardy.hat is your reaction overall? i mean, congressman, if there's one question that i've been asking this entire two-year period, it's this: how is it possible that the mueller report, the mueller investigation's going to have any credibility at all if robert mueller does not look at the origins of the investigation? if he does not look at specifically why, why am i looking at trump being involved in russia meddling? we know russia has meddled for decades. why is trump part of this? so i ask you, your reaction -- >> right. maria: -- to the fact that mueller said he doesn't -- he's not familiar with fusion gps. it's not in his but view. can that slide? >> of course it can't. trey gowdy said it best this week, the person who learned the most about the mueller report during wednesday's hearings was robert mueller. and that's sad but true. and really what it meant is that the mueller report and its conclusions weren't from robert mueller, they were written what a lot of people believe was hill

i think people see that as nadler and schiff are starting to look more like laurel and hardy.porter: this next week the judiciary committee plans to enforce subpoenas for former white house counsel don mcgahn to testify by also filing a lawsuit challenging the administration's claim that former white house employees had absolute immunity from testifying before congress. finish eric? eric all right, garrett. leapt me point out that congressman ratcliffe who we just saw is reportedly the potential successor to dni chief dan coats who reports say may be stepping down in the next few days. thank you. arthel? arthel: tropical storm eric is barreling along the pacific about 1700 miles east/southeast of hilo, hawaii. the storm expected to strengthen into a hurricane by tomorrow. meteorologist adam klotz is tracking the system from the fox weather center. what can you tell us? >> reporter: the pacific is a big ocean, so we're still not sure this is going to hit hawaii and, actually, in all likelihood it does not. but there's a lot of activity really firing up off the western coast of

michele hardy and her dog deejay are take agadvantage of the splash parka the valley animal center. >his swim on. >> reporter: tracey kelly is a repeat customers but have other ways of keeping cool. >> i keep my dog inside pretty much all day long. lots of water. tile floors. and just staying out ofthe heat. >> reporter: hartm t putting ice cubes in water bowls and make sure they have plenty of access to shade. >> i like what the lady said, so he can get his swim on. >> and get his wiggles out. >> spencer christian often will get his wiggles out. >> i generally do that off camera. >> okay. >> thank goodness. >> here's live doppler 7. fog at the coast right now will move across the bay overnight. lows in the 50s to low 60s. tomorrow, highs ranging from mid 60s at the coast to upper 70s and low 80s around the bay shoreline to mid-90s in the warmest inland locations. it's going to get a lot hotter over the weekend. on saturday and sunday, expect numerous inland locations from the north bay to east bay to top at or above 100 degrees. there will be lots of mid to upper 90s as well. bay sho

a look at the coastline, which ocean beach areas over pacifica in half moon bay, mostly hardy still at this hour. as we get into the evening hours, it will track back across the bay. i do not expected to be widespread, as we get going tomorrow morning. the winds have been generally light around the bay area fairfield picked up in the last hour or so, now gusting to 23 miles per hour. even though we have warmer weather in place, we have not lost that onshore breeze completely. you see it in fairfield. getting into the days ahead, we are looking at some nice weather. we have got temperatures that will remain very mild along the coastline. a little warm inside the bay. then, we are looking at 96 úfor your bay area saturday. warm to hot for those inland areas. 90s, that is hot. along the coastline, we will remain relatively mild with the onshore breeze, as well as the morning clouds, perhaps even afternoon clouds for some. here is a look at this hour. as we get into the government, notice how it crosses over the bay, but it comes right back. here is a look at midmorning, late morning, and