harrington? >> right here. >> how are you? >> i've had better days. >> do you like it in here?, not at all. >> you don't? >> not at all. >> good. that means you won't come back. >> let me ask you a couple questions, then. is there any concern for other, you know, programming classes? >> we have religious programs. >> well, i can't attend any religious services. i work seven days a week at the food factory. >> you work seven days a week? >> yes, everybody -- >> you're making a lot of money. >> we don't make a penny. >> yeah, but you're eating an extra sandwich. >> i know you sneak an extra sandwich. you only have one sandwich? is it air-conditioned? >> where. >> in the kitchen. >> you want to talk about the equipment breakdowns we have. >> you had a breakdown? >> we have a breakdown every single day. >> that's the county for you. they can't build anything that works. >> i wouldn't try to hold you accountable for one single thing here. this is your talk show. >> you've got to hold me accountable for running this jail. >> right. >> and for the tent city, i know it's tough sometime

melissa harrington is live in san leandro. >> reporter: eric, i'm here at the sports theater where there'sot of raiders fans. they cheered when they saw players take a knee during the national anthem. watch this. >> reporter: the entire offensive line took a knee. others linked arms in a show of unity. people all over the country are taking a knee to protest unity to black men and women and to protest comments made by president donald trump. he posted a series of tweets criticizing nfl. he's urging coaches to fire people who don't stand for the flag and for people to boycott the nfl until that happensp about i asked fans here how the football sunday. >> sports is starting to change like that including the nba. so it's nice seeing it. it's a change of pace. nice to see people talk about shouldn't be there.n. thatt should i be two separate entities. we should be able to have our time with football, enjoying it and politics on the other side. it needs to be separate. >> it's interesting, with the climate in 2017, that's kind of where we're at right now. with all the controversial things going

elissa harrington, abc 7 news. >> what an amazing story.hat is rickey being rickey. >>> moving on, the alameda county sheriff's office is using social media to track down the owner of some lost property. they posted these photos of a woman on facebook. they say they found valuable property and memories belonging to her including these photos that were on an sd card. the items ended up in the sheriff's evidence room and had likely been stolen from the woman. >>> some cars driving on highway 1 got an unexpected soaking today. roger dawson sent us this video from moss beach. a driver in a convertible was one of those who was caught off guard. it's the wrong spot for a convertible. a water line next to the highway burst this afternoon. we're told it took about an hour to shut that water off. >>> well, this may be the last day of summer, but winter has arrived at least temporarily tonight in the sierra. this video was at mammoth resort today. the snow was also coming down in the tahoe national forest. as many as 16 vehicles were involved in a de

elissa harrington, abc 7 news. >> what an amazing story.hat is rickey being rickey. >>> moving on, the alameda county sheriff's office is using social media to track down the owner of some lost property. they posted these photos of a woman on facebook. they say they found valuable property and memories belonging to her including these photos that were on an sd card. the items ended up ie en videnc likely been stolen from the woman. >>> some cars driving on highway 1 got an unexpected soaking today. roger dawson sent us this video from moss beach. a driver in a convertible was one of those who was caught off guard. it's the wrong spot for a convertible. a water line next to the highway burst this afternoon. we're told it took about an hour to shut that water off. >>> well, this may be the last day of suer, but winter has arrived at least temporarily tonight in the sierra. this video was at mammoth resort today. the snow was also coming down in the tahoe national forest. as many as 16 vehicles were involved in a deadly crash this morning on i

game of thrones actor kit harrington is now happily engaged to former thrones star rose leslie. this according to people magazine. the two were friends before the show, and they sparked a romance on the "thrones" set back in 20-12, playing rival characters who eventually fall in love. leslie would leave the show two years later. she now stars in the cbs series - the good fight. there is much more ahead on good morning washington. john gonzalez is following breaking news. john? i'm a lawyer, and i have clients, and i am proud to do what i do on behalf adams and his team are so proud to work for? banks accused of money laundering. big corporations accused of defrauding taxpayers. and mortgage lenders accused of unfairly foreclosing on homes. now he wants to be attorney general. john adams: the best attorney general the powerful and well-connected can buy. i'm mark herring, candidate for attorney general, and i sponsored this ad. flames. a massive fire, tearing through the ecuadorian consulate overnight. we're live at the scene. plus - a political upset in alabama. the incumbent..

he's german so i think in a few years there will be the call that you have to wait and see chris harrington finance thank you ok now turkey has reacted angrily to this week's independence referendum by iraqi kurds turkish forces have stopped training kurdish soldiers to fight so-called islamic state they've also held joint military exercises with iraqi troops on the border of the semi autonomous kurdish region a number of airlines have said that they will comply with baghdad's orders to suspend the flights into and out of the region in northern iraq where more than ninety percent of voters backed independence. after the referendum passed the kurds in iraq could hardly contain themselves thousands flooded the kurdish cities in northern iraq to celebrate a referendum they have been pushing for for years. today we are overjoyed we've been living under occupation and suffering for one hundred years but today we rejected that. yes for independence and freedom for the kurdish people. kurdistan is already an autonomous region within iraq but minority kurds want to break away with other territory l

elissa harrington joins us live. >> reporter: a counselor told me it's been a difficult week, but this lawsuit shows that uc will fight and they're calling on other colleges to do the same. >> i'm outraged on behalf of these young people. >> reporter: president janet napolitano helped create the daca immigration policy when she was secretary of homeland security. now she's suing to keep that program alive. she announced friday that she and the uc system filed a federal lawsuit against the trump administration. it challenges the decision to rescind daca, which protects nearly 800,000 dreamers. >> all of a sudden being told that in six months you could be subject to being deported from the united states. just imagine the kind of uncertainty that throws you into. >> reporter: the uc system has about 4,000 undocumented students. >> it's been a week of grief. students are mad, sad, frustrated. but if there was one word to describe our student community, it would be resilient. even in the face of deportation, they find togetherness and love. >> reporter: an attorney and republican national c

now but do join us again at the top of the hour and do stay tuned for the bundesliga with cress harrington. story so that people who world over information provide. the fenians they want to express d.w. on facebook and twitter up to date and in touch follow us. go to the beat that no w. we speak your language our spanish program only and your. own words will inform us openness and i can relate to always close to the action but i'm not part of the local folk at all i look like i can get that up to the minute news and opinions of the background to political developments. d.w. we bring you more of the loyal. following a debacle for the six german t.v. in europe this week welcome to matchday seven right here on the bundesliga these guys behind me dortmund were among the losing side looking to get back to their winning ways the black and yellow have big. better than the rest of mystically testing their undefeated armor on the road on saturday we follow their bus and more coming up in the show. dortmund were looking to lick their champions league outskirts rusia on a mission to maintain their le

elissa harrington joins us live. >> reporter: a counselor told me it's been a difficult week, but this lawsuit shows that uc will fight and they're calling on other colleges to do the same. >> i'm outraged on behalf of these young people. >> reporter: president janet napolitano helped create the daca immigration policy when she was secretary of homeland security. now she's suing to keep that program alive. she announced friday that she and the uc system filed a federal lawsuit against the trump administration. it challenges the decision to rescind daca, which protects nearly 800,000 dreamers. >> all of a sudden being told that in six months you could be subject to being deported from the united states. just imagine the kind of uncertainty that throws you into. >> reporter: the uc system has about 4,000 undocumented students. >> it's been a week of grief. students are mad, sad, frustrated. but if there was one word to describe our student community, it would be resilient. even in the face of deportation, they find togetherness and love. >> reporter: an attorney and republican national c

alyssa harrington, "abc7 news." >> thank you. >>> a san jose police are looking for the suspect who shot and killed a man last night in a random attack. police say the victim is in his 30s. he was shot around 9:00 last night near sunset avenue. he died at the hospital. the shooter has not been found. neither has the murder weapon. >>> a crime in the north bay. a man is in a lot of trouble after police say he shot and killed a deer and her fawn that were eating plants on his property. cornell bernard is live with details on this story. cornell? >> reporter: yeah, really troubling story, ama. the chief of police says it's not only cruel but against the law to kill deer in city limits, or most places in california. neighbors are outraged. the homeowner's attorney says he never meant to hurt the deer. >> this was a family of deer that we watched from the time they were little tiny fawns. >> reporter: linda and clause mineberg have been taking pictures of a doe and two fawns for weeks. they believe it's one of these fawns and its mother that were shot and killed by their neighbor on saturday.

tonight she's talking to abc 7 news reporter alyssa harrington about what happened. >> reporter: thattim tells me she would have handed over her things but had a flight to catch out of the country the next day and needed her i.d. she does not want to press charges but does want this story out there. >> i was really scared. probably maybe the most scared i've ever been. >> reporter: julie is still shaken up, completely caught off guard and terrified after a stranger dropped a threatening note on her lap while riding b.a.r.t. this happened saturday afternoon near civic center station in san francisco. she was riding a dublin-bound train and shared this picture on twitter. the note says there are two guns pointed at you now. if you want to live, hand back your wallet and phone now and do not turn around. she didn't turn around but did try to summon help from other riders. >> there's a man standing maybe ten feet in front of me. i tried to make eye contact with him and mouthed help. and he pointed his phone and got off at the next stop. he might have called the police but i realize that w

elissa harrington, abc 7 news. >>> a rookie with the oakland a's has become the first major league baseball player to take the knee as he did at oakland coliseum today. bruce maxwell said it felt like the right thing to do. >>> developing news here, president trump signed a proclamation with new travel restrictions. they fall on certain foreigners from eight countries, chad, iran, libya, north korea, somalia, syria, venezuela and yemen. the white house deemed all inadequate i.d. management protocols. the administration's ban on foreign nationals from six muslim majority countries expired earlier today. >>> a 3 1/2 hour standoff in san francisco ended when the suspect was shot and killed by a police officer. it happened in the nob hill neighborhood. police responded to a domestic violence call involving a woman. the suspect refused to release his wife and children. at 2:30 this morning officers enthe tered the apartment and shots were fired. all three victims were rescued. >>> a vallejo woman fell asleep while driving and ended up down a hill. three passengers were in the car. they're all ok

alyssa harrington, "abc7 news." >> thank you. >>> a san jose police are looking for the suspect who shot and killed a man last night in a random attack. police say the victim is in his 30s. he was shot around 9:00 last night near sunset avenue. he died at the hospital. the shooter has not been found. neither has the murder weapon. >>> a crime in the north bay. a man is in a lot of trouble after police say he shot and killed a deer and her fawn that were eating plants on his property. cornell bernard is live with details on this story. cornell? >> reporter: yeah, really troubling story, ama. the chief of police says it's not only cruel but against the law to kill deer in city limits, or most places in california. neighbors are outraged. the homeowner's attorney says he never meant to hurt the deer. >> this was a family of deer that we watched from the time they were little tiny fawns. >> reporter: linda and clause mineberg have been taking pictures of a doe and two fawns for weeks. they believe it's one of these fawns and its mother that were shot and killed by their neighbor on saturday.

in oakland, elissa harrington, abc 7 news. >>> deputies accused of abusing inmates have been charged with felony assaults. abc 7 was at the hall of justice in dublin where the deputies appeared in court. today we found out one is expected of choking an inmate nt until he passed out. they threatened an inmate accused of a whistleblower. >>> investigators today released video of a violent robbery in emeryville. take a look at this, three masked men at least two with guns storm into the target just after midnight last saturday. you see one man pointinging a rif rifle at people. two others take money from the cash drawer. people dropped to the floor and are ordered to move, all three robbers then drive away in a four door silver sedan. no one was injured. >>> next, neighborhoods safety, the footprint from a zasaizalzze surveillance startup. >>> and plus new focus on player safety. a bay area teen may be the first in the state with high tech helmets. >>> and what does no antibiotics really mean? find out in a pack achblg meat at the grocery store. you're going to be hanging out in here. s

. >> elissa harrington was there. >> reporter: it was emotional moment during special playing of the national anthem. one student in tears. those who got involved want people to know younger generation is paying attention to what is going on in the world and will be ♪ >> reporter: a couple hundred students took a knee after school monday. some raised aist. viin circle around the american flag and sit, kneel for the national anthem. came up with the idea in response to president trump's criticism of the nfl and nationwide protest. >> i want to show everyone at school i don't wantbendo t of . everyone to know they have the right to protest whatever they believe in. reporter: reached o campus radio station, discussed it on monday's show and invited the community to the protest. >> as student-run station we feel it's important to practice freedom of speech and show that students really care about what is going on. >> reporter: program director says it's not disrespecting the flag. >> we stand united, all ofa but something better. >> reporter: teacher, also the athletic director said some

kit harrington and rose leslie are tieing the knot. >> such a special thing. >> the couple reportedly news of their engagement to friends and family last week. no word on a wedding date. zplnlt finally, an actual wedding. idina menzel says, i do. >> i'm superhappy. yes, very happy. >> reporter: the "frozen" star and her fiance were married over the weekend. >> i went through a lot of stuff. new beginnings. and, yeah. it's -- it feels good. >> oh, all that love talk almost makes me want to hug you. >> don't get crazy. don't get crazy. >>> up next, who is tv's highest paid actress? we have the new list coming up. >>> then, we'll talk to michael weatherly, why he's having more fun than anyone else on tv. ♪ >>> and tlc's t-boz on the private health struggles that nearly killed her. >> i couldn't close my eyes. i couldn't form words. i lost my it all started when sophia stopped into marshalls and found a mug for surprisingly little green. she paired that with some succulents. and suddenly something clicked. that surprise led to a stylish wood mirror, soothing lavender oils, a party llama..

they can survive for the latest on where to turn out distance for its news and we have chris harrington here on the set with us because we're talking about the bundesliga which is back this weekend but it is coming off of a disastrous run of form for german clubs and europe and a sensational sacking at byron munich cress you have to tell us a little bit more first about this disastrous run what is going on with these german clubs pulled out a stat from the history books nine hundred eighty one was the last time six german clubs lost on a particular match day and what we're looking at the champions league first let's talk about that the big competition by losing the p.s.g. as you mentioned costa second of carlo and so lucky they do look like they are destined to advance to the knockout round but it doesn't look that good for dortmund dortmund they lost a real madrid and they've been tough against real madrid at home never losing but they did lose recently and they've looked like they're struggling to advance as well and then we have leipsic the new kids on the block you know more was exp

. >> harrington proposed to his co-star and long time girlfriend rose leslie.wo met five years ago on the set of the popular fantasy series. the actor says they kept their offscreen relationship under wraps and only told a few family and friends. >>> well, still ahead on "eyewitness news" at noon. >> a quick encounter that makes a big difference. meisha. >> well, we're going through a trying season sometimes all we need is a little extra loving from our animal friends. we're meeting a little boy who finds his greatest pleasures in what some will say are the simple things in life. katie. >> it promises to look and feel very much like fall a generally clear sky although i don't want to rule out a shower on saturday especially but feeling very much like fall as we struggle to even hit 70 degrees over the course of the weekend. far cry from that right now though so we'll whack you >> welcome back. if you're seeing longer tweets on your time line not a glitch. >> twitter has doubled its limit to 280 characters but only for a small test group. the test group includes

have to pay it family, so if i leave my whatever i have left, i would not be able to pay into harrington's tax. -- inheritance tax. is that right? and number two, i am concerned hist our president and income tax return. i feel he would never have to submitted income tax return. i do not think this is something beneficial to me as a supposedly middle-class person. all benefits will go to him. those are my thoughts. geneva, the inheritance tax, the elimination of the inheritance tax in that plan -- the focus on one of the major criticisms of the editorial board of usa today -- they write perhaps the most egregious provision in this new plan is a longtime goal of some of america's wealthiest individuals, many of whom also have to be major political donors -- an end to attacks on inherited wealth. ax on inherited wealth. tos was pitched as a benefit farm owners and owners of small businesses. some individuals can already million from8 their parents tax-free. this plan would a lemonade that generous cap, allowing someone to inherit billions of dollars without having to pay the tax man. where is

elissa harrington has the story. >> never thought they'd meet rickey henderson, a player they cheeredwere kids growing up in theast bay. but a twist e of fate brought tm together sunday. herrera was leaving when anthony realized he lost his phone. jessica called it and a man answered. >> he just said hello. hey, you have my phone. i'm willing to meet you anywhere. >> reporter: the man said he was rickey henderson. rickey was at the game to light the al davis memorial torch but jessica assumed it was someone who shared the same name. they agreed to meet in the sports center parking lot where highway 13 and 24 meet. >> all after sudden this car comes up and a black escalade, fancy, fancy car, and i was like, oh, my god, that's really him! and we just started, oh, my goodness. it was such an amazing moment. >> reporter: anthony told me over the phone he could not believe the superstar went out of his way to help aas a good . >> reporter: rickey found the phone on his bumper, returned it, took pictures and signed autographs. >> like an idol growing up. i played baseball. everybody wants t

something that's going to be watched as an investigation continues counterterrorism expert dr lewis harrington told us there are particular differences about this latest attack that are concerning. the presence of a timing device. is very different to all the other attacks we've seen jihadists die in the process it's part of the process. if this was an individual if this was an islamic. jihadist then either he's planning. to flee to syria or had planned another series of attacks so it's clearly different to what we see manchester what we've seen on the westminster attack we've seen in the london bridge attack this was not somebody that was prepared to die in the process well some more information the. terrorists chief said to me this is that earlier this month there are as many as twenty five radical extremists in britain that is more than any other european country three thousand of them are considered a direct threat to the u.k. by intelligence agency and life five five hundred of them are under constant surveillance earlier i discussed the incident with nikki or. details about this latest e

is chris harrington from our sports desk you got to help us put this in context ok why is it such a big deal what people do during the national anthem and why do you think the n.f.l. players response to trump was so strong when you think about the language he used when addressing this group of supporters in alabama he called it f l players s.o.b sons of a b. number one you don't talk about someone's mom especially in the n.f.l. this is a sport where people tend to take their mom after scoring touchdowns and doing other feats you know so forth so this was one idea and then demanding they be fired i don't know if that was a page out of his reality t.v. day show says that was his catchphrase you're either going fired you know but basically he drew a land line in the sand you know forcing the n.f.l. to make a decision us or the president and they are chosen sells i mean i saw that it was a beautiful thing to see the unification and and the team fittingly show this collective support you know for the things the players actually initially neal for in terms of the social injustice in the unite

counterterrorism expert dr louis harrington told us that there are all particular features about this latest attack that are concerning the presence of a device. it's very different to all the other attacks we've seen jihadists die in the process it's part of the process. if this was an individual if this was an islamic. salafi jihadists then either he's planning or she's planning to have to flee to syria or planned another series of attacks so it's different to what we see in manchester what we've seen on the westminster attack we've seen in the london bridge attack this was not somebody that was prepared to die in the process. now the head of the world anti-doping agency has criticised fresh cause to ban russia from the twenty eighteen winter olympics yesterday seventeen national doping agencies had made the demand for doping allegations and this is what he said at a session of the international olympic committee currently being held in peru. comments that have been made by the. timely work that has been done to develop the proper system. backwards ruggles. no mincing of words there

kit harrington proposed to leslie rose, they met five years ago on the set of the popular hbo fantasy series. actor say they kept their off screen relationship under wraps and only told a few family and friends. congratulations to the happy couple. >>> they are saying good bye to the popular modeling show fixer upper. i didn't know you were a fan. >> yeah, sorry. >> so, they say that the show 's fifth season will be their last season, home renovating guy rows want to focus on their family and growing their business. final season of the show premiers in november. >>> and, movie press would i man is heading for broadway, the film that helped make julia roberts a star is being adapted as a stage musical. the tony winning star of want is set to play richard gear businessman role, and samantha barks who acted in the movie less miserable will make her broadway debut next year as vivian. pretty woman. good song. >>> military drama seal team premiers tonight. actor david boreanaz stars as a elite unit of navy seals as they prepare for high steaks missions. i spoke with the philadelphia native

watched as an investigation continues and reporting that will counterterrorism expert dr louis harrington told us that there are particular features about this attack that are concerning. the presence of a timing device is very different to all the other attacks we've seen jihadists die in the process it's part of the process. if this was an individual if this was an islamic. jihadist then either he's planning or she's planning to have to flee to syria or planned another series of attacks so it's clearly different to what we see in manchester what we've seen on the westminster attack we've seen in the london bridge attack this was not somebody that was prepared to die in the process well the u.s. anti terrorist chief said early this month that there are as many as twenty five thousand radical extremists in britain smaller than in any of the european country three thousand of them are considered a direct threat to the u.k. by the intelligence agency m i five and five hundred are under constant surveillance just yesterday the u.k. home office said the number of terrorists to the rest in bri

dr harrington is a counterterrorism expert speaking to us from the u.k. thank you. thank you more and more people have been sharing their experiences online from their london underground explosion this morning which went off at rush hour. must be pushing at times to explain. scenario you. just had to run for my life at price's green stage huge stampede last injury. i saw people jumping not caring where they landed or whether they broke bones they would leaping over the various. there was lots of shouting and screaming was a bit of a crushing these days going down to the streets some people pushed over and trumped . i saw people with money these. people were helping each other. well in view of the increasing number of terror attacks indeed on mainland europe the question of border security is a major political concern there but you use migration chief earlier how to change of heart on the issue of identity checks in the shan guinn's old that was after a meeting with the hughes interior ministers our europe correspondent peter all over a dozen more on the story. well

let's get in here now from the sports that have got cross harrington in a studio with me chris do you think it was that last a presenter mana did it i think that was strike three for call and now there were some few strikes that happen domestically earlier than that that when we look at p.s.g. first a three nil defeat the biggest defeat bart has ever suffered in the champions league in the last sixteen years ok domestically domestically yeah they come they're coming off of a draw it will spark in munich they had a two nearly didn't have time that's very byron like and then match day three they lost the hoffenheim three strikes and you're out a club like byron specifically brought carl angelo to on board to win what pep guardiola cannot the champions league that's a server where that byron management want because one of the bonus thing is no big news neither is winning the german cup so much for byron so three strikes you're out those are the rules i'm sorry it's time seemed like an odd man out from the get go and fired what do you think is problem you know i think the players this wer

this girlfriend of mine, angela harrington, she was starting a magazine, and she kept on to me...? yes, something for her magazine. well, let me quote you one line, just see how you feel about it now. 0k. ijust did it to get her off my back. these were notes to any prospective rock chick. you said, "look, don't moan about being a chick. don't refer to feminism or complain about discrimination. we've all been thrown down stairs and screwed around, but no one wants to hear a whining female. just write a loosely—disguised song about it and clean up." well, that's certainly good advice, isn't it? well, feminists listening and watching this might think, why not introduce some feminist protest? what about me? i'm almost like the poster girl for feminism. you know, everything about me says feminism. so i don't think... isn't it better to walk it than talk it, given a choice? right. ijust wonder, again reflecting on your own life, i mean, you've raised kids as well as having a career in rock and roll, but that, i guess, is not easy. again, one more thought on this, and it's quite an amusi

kit harrington and rose leslie reportedly engaged after a secret romance.their characters became an item on screen. the couple confirmed their romance in april of 2016 making a red carpet debut. harrington opened up to vogue about his feelings for he said if you're already attracted to spln and then they play your love interest in the show it becomes pretty easy to fall in love. we guess it does. the two share a home in england together and they are thrilled about getting married. we're thrilled to share the news with you. >> congratulations. [ cheers and applause ] >> finally, it was nacho every day at the chicago ballpark. the shortstop going for an impressive catch diving into the stands coming up with something other than the ball. listen up. >> he's got a handful of nachos is what he has. >> when andrew's full plate of loaded nachos took a nose dive [ cheers and applause ] >> the cubs made sure the fan didn't leave with a chip on his shoulder. he comes out on the field with a fresh plate of nachos for andrew who was there to root for the cardinals. the

they don't do sports correspondent to chris harrington can to tell a smile i welcome chris so was it all about power resounds amount of not three no loss yesterday i think it's safe to say in my opinion that was strike number three for carla and byron you know three one is their biggest loss in three male scuse me is their biggest loss the champions league in sixteen years now prior to that mishap domestically they haven't had the best form they draw against wolves in munich horrible they had a two nil lead at half time and then before that they lose to hoffenheim right now statistically they're off the table their worst start since the twenty ten twenty eleven season and that season bar did not walk away with the bundesliga title call exalogic was brought in to do one thing win silverware only european stage because then winning domestically is just not news you know you have to look at it in the.

alisa harrington, abc 7 news. >>> what's happening now shelter animals approving in the bay area.y were already in shelters in miami hoping to be adopted. >> since the storm, shelters need to make room for newly lost and found pets. miami heat to basketball help. >> lesley joins us live. >> reporter: it seems like fed-ex lives puppies, dogs and cats and kittens. at least they did today. these got outloaded several hours oaago from miami to oakla. >> crate after crate of crate filled with cats and dogs, kittens and puppies, to make rooms for pets displaced by hurricane irma. the miami heat load it had 150 of them on the fed-ex jet this morning, now they're on the ground in oakland and were greeted by some of the warriors. >> i hear there were eight puppies. >> yeah i'm going to have to take one home today. hopefully i can find a good dog. >> you might adopt one? >> yeah definitely. >> we feel really bad for human beings and animals and grateful as an opportunity to be here to help. obviously miami heat is involved. teams and organizations and fed-ex, it's just team work. >> reporte

alisa harrington, abc 7 news. >>> what's happening now shelter animals approving in the bay area. they were already in shelters in miami hoping to be adopted. >> since the storm, shelters need to make room for newly lost and found pets. miami heat to basketball players help. >> lesley joins us live. >> reporter: it seems like fed-ex lives puppies, dogs and cats and kittens. at least they did today. these got outloaded several hours oaago from miami to oakla. >> crate after crate of crate filled with cats and dogs, kittens and puppies, to make rooms for pets displaced by hurricane irma. the miami heat load it had 150 of them on the fed-ex jet this morning, now they're on the ground in oakland and were greeted by some of the warriors. >> i hear there were eight puppies. >> yeah i'm going to have to take one home today. hopefully i can find a good dog. >> you might adopt one? >> yeah definitely. >> we feel really bad for human beings and animals and grateful as an opportunity to be here to help. obviously miami heat is involved. teams and organizations and fed-ex, it's just team work

of the modern civil rights movement, what does the local transition from edward crump to willie harrington tell us if traces the political evolution of memphis u from the undisputed done this for 50 years to the first african-american mayor in 51. they lost power for those many years because of the african-american vote.en they were voting long before they were voting in my hometown of mississippi just across the state lines. african-americans were voting. some historians have said they manipulated the vote but at least for african-americans, this population and in this us who were leaving the plantations of mississippi, arkansas and some respect is louisiana going north, those that didn't go to detractodetroit, milwaukee, cle, came to stop and the ones that populated and has at least saw been listening to the concerns when nobody else would even care about their issues, so they did didn't give their political allegiance. now the book contains a lot of characters who were either courageous or cowardly when it came to racial equality and took fairness. this was an enjoyable experience for m

the one you are looking at now is by harrington fitzgerald. he is a pennsylvania artist and he painted this in the early 20th century. this is his depiction of washington's army marching into -- forforge for that what was to be a very terrible winter encampment after the british captured philadelphia. now behind me is a magnificent painting, but it is a copy. frenchmanal is by a and the original hangs in versailles. this was created in the middle of a 19th century, this copy was. what it shows is the siege of yorktown. since a french artist painting this for the king, the most prominent individual is general pink bo, the one in the sash. george washington is the one to the left. it captures the critically important role that the french played not only in yorktown, but throughout the american revolution. one other feature that attracted us to this painting is that it shows a tent. this is really a french tent, it looks more napoleonic, certainly not the kind of tent george washington would have used, but we love the fact that it did show how ar

harrington opened up to "vogue" about his feelings for leslie. becomes pretty easy to fall in love. we guess it does. the two share a home in england together and they are thrilled about getting married. we're thrilled to share the news with you. >> congratulations. [ cheers and applause ] >>> finally, it was nacho every day at the baseball park. take a look. the chicago cubs shortstop, addison russell, diving into the stands that has him coming up with something other than the ball. listen up. >> he's got a handful of nachos is what he has. >> when andrew's full plate of loaded nachos took a nose dive -- [ cheers and applause ] the cubs' addison makes sure the fan didn't leave with a chip on his shoulder. he comes out on the field with a fresh plate of nachos for andrew who was there to root for the cardinals. the cubs sharing the video tweeting, new rule for the ballpark. if a player brings you nachos, they automatically become your new favorite player, but alas, the cubs still nacho day. the cards go home with the win. 8-7. [ cheers and applau

here to discuss elizabeth harrington staff writer for the washington free beacon.zabeth let me start with you. this morning everyone wrote this off and all of a sudden as the day went on i am reading it's one vote short. >> exactly. i think the vote -- big momentum push was the arizona governor who gave his support to this bill which gives john mccain a pass to support this bill now because all along he said if my governor supports that i will definitely take a look at he's the real important vote here because he's the one that killed at the last time. i don't think republicans would waste their time expecting to get susan collins are lisa murkowski on board. mccain is the key and i think rand paul is also the key to get this through. they are very close and here they got momentum going. >> on that note rand paul all day long seems like a pretty firm no. they are question marks out there but what's interesting is you have heller who is the sponsor. he was really tough and ron johnson is a sponsor so some people who were decidedly knows and question marks before are

we have delaware park, dover downs and harrington raceway. last time i check they'd have a 43.5% tax rate. i know that officials from the casinos are lobbying to lower that tax rate. provides employment for hundreds of people. maybe the tax burden could be lowered a little bit on delaware street casinos. >> hello, my name is maria lima. i'm 22 years old, a freshman here. i am majoring in nursing. and i believe the most important issue right now in delaware is the dreamers, daca and the fact that president trump has decided to take that away. i think it's very important for us to let congress know that this time we need to look at our motivations that we are students and we are americans and we are here to stay. >> hello, my name is edwin hector. i'm a junior here at delaware state university. i think the leaders in washington, d.c. should focus on issues like drug abuse, because delaware also has a lot of issues with drug abuse and narcotics. i think the pharmaceutical companies could do a lot better help people out with situations like that

elissa harrington, abc 7 news. >>> some of the cooler temperatures. san ramone along with pleasa pleasanton, danville at 56. dublin at 58. that pretty much translates to the east bay in san carlos. in , 58.pa pacifica, 57. a look at the golden gate bridge. winds are light right now. not going to be the case later on today. your commute to work, across that or to school will be okay. the commute home will be blteusry. small craft advisory, if you think about going out on the bay watertoday, poor conditions at our beaches because of the dangerous surf through tomorrow and ercising will feel great outside. you can see the green on the map. a chance of thunder snow tonight through tomorrow morning. average temperatures will be in the mid to upper 60s. show you the rest of the forecast coming up. here is alexis. >> good morning, mike. so far so good for the wednesday morncog inewe.utmm issues so far today. folks are cruising along on northbound 101 right around the 880 interchange in san jose. no blocking issues for the south bay. we do have the one except

"washington free beacon" liz harrington. liz, people forget we live in the moment. we live in the last, 7, 8, last, 9, 10 years, growth has been fairly tepid. but it is not the usual case. when i hear economists say, that is not doable, it was very common under democratic and republican administrations prior for decade. so why is it being treated as such an unusual development? >> well, i think they are stuck in what they call the new normal of the post recession era where growth has been abysmal. it has been 2% and it is persisted for a while. it is because we have such a burdensome tax code and burdensome tax rates on corporations, where you know, american business can't grow. you're absolutely right. for decade before, we, that growth is normal. we can get there. they say that president trump is crazy for promising these rates but in the senate and house can get the act together with the tax cuts trump administration is proposing they can get to rates again. neil: always in the details. ab. you follow this stu very, very well. there is a reason w it is more statu

harrell melissa marie harrington aisha anne harris stewart dennis harris john patrick hart eric hartono and my fwloerj -- brother-in-law, friend, sail lor, when our mind's eye is frozen in time as a young man and who this day welcomed his first grandchild, bryce wanger wangerchuck, his namesake. your friends and family miss you, pauley, but we all feel blessed and young again when we see you in your grandson's face. >> and my mother, barbara p. walsh. 16 years have come and gone, and you have left very big footprints to fill, mom. we will continue as a family to plan, celebrate, and go forward, thou very difficult without you, we know it's what you would have wanted. so we continue to persevere, to honor you, mom. you're a dear wife, mother, grandmother, sister, aunt, and friend. your grand babies would make you so, so proud, mom. we miss you and love you always. god bless america. peter paul hashem thomas theodore haskell jr. timally haskell. joseph john hasson iii leonard w. hatton terence s. hatton michael helmut haub timothy aaron haviland donald g. havlish jr. anthony maurice hawki

story of the modern civil rights movement, the political transition from edward prompt to willie harrington tell us? >> more than i have time to tell you about. to king willie, traces of political evolution of methodists from the undisputed king or bosse of memphis, to the election of the first african-american mayor in 1991. boss crump maintained his political power for those many years because of the african-american vote. african-americans were voting in memphis, tennessee, long before they were voting in my home state of mississippi just across the state line. some people have said, historians have said boss crump manipulated that vote and in some cases he did but at least for african-americans this growing african-american population in memphis who were leaving the plantations of mississippi and arkansas, in some respects louisiana going north, those who didn't go to chicago, detroit, milwaukee, cleveland stopped in memphis or st. louis, the ones that populated memphis saw boss crump listening to a little bit of their concerns when nobody else would care about their issues. they gave t