blenheim palace harrington, thank you. let's ta ke palace harrington, thank you. at the story of the protests today. a coalition of groups coming together to object to donald trump being here. his name echoed around the streets of london. it was on the posters they carried. the t—shirts they wore. they were round and they were certainly many, but as tens of thousands came to protest against president trump, he wasn't even in the city to see or hear the anger. the relationship normally special, the highest level of special said the president, but they weren't lining the streets for they weren't lining the streets for the american president but against him. i think his policies are awful, i think the way he talks to people, the way he talks about women and disabled people, his policies on climate change, the list of things he does wrong is long. you aren't going to stop him, are you?|j he does wrong is long. you aren't going to stop him, are you? i think peaceful protest is beautiful. what you think of so many people coming out against your president? it's really ni

right now it's hard to say let's hope they sort that out because it would be a terrible shame chris harrington from the sports as always thank you very much for your insights. on the gulf war as waits in anticipation today as taiyo woods attempts to pull off victory in the british open it would be an incredible career comeback with the former world be here with a as a major championship since his u.s. open win back in two thousand and eight but heading into the final rand would say it's just four strokes off later and defending champion jordan speed he timed into contention after a remarkable round of five under par in yesterday's play. you're watching the news coming to you live from berlin with the doc at the top of the hour so stay with us . as long as. my managers do not go today nothing could change you know the banks the new mines and so was the language of the bank the money. speaking the truth global news that matters g.w. made for mine.

in paris off to the victory of croatia on sunday they have their hands firmly on bat well chris harrington from v.w. sports with me in the studio to talk about that victory to talk about the hero's welcome chris this was some affronts team with a very multicultural feel to it what does that mean for the french nation well inspiration you know really and brotherhood you know this is their second world cup you look twenty years ago similar diverse background with the team their model actually was black white era and there was actually criticism during this period of time say there were too many black players on the french national side you know fast for twenty years you know brotherhood is the main idea right now everyone is smiling ear to ear and thinking french first and let's keep it all on is this is only football football is no element for a lot of ills that plague society but we have to hold on to hope and hopefully this will last a little bit longer and if by the looks of the faces on all of the presents on shop as it looks like i support the idea of hope let's take a look at the reac

and joining me in studio to talk more about tiger woods and his potential comeback is kraft harrington from the each of these four staff tell us i mean you know this tiger woods used to be someone who is definitely synonymous with the word success and it came to the golf world and then had an effect tackier fall from grace yes is this possible that we're back to the witness the comeback you know when you look at the score the leaderboard you have to factor yes it's a possibility because let me break down numbers he finished the third round with a sixty six five his way to that six position the last time woods broke seventy was eleven years to the day so you talk about all of the stars being in line for his potential success it looks pretty good for woods moving forward and this is the best sixty six that has been the best of any major since the two thousand and eleven masters you know which he win on the win so no excuse me he did not win check that he did not win that but he's looking good you know he was quoted say he it's been a few years since he's felt this good in the majors he f

and we have team coverage of this debate i'm joined now in the studio by chris harrington from day that the sports and to far of bill kareem is also joining us here in the studio welcome to both of you and chris i'd like to begin with you first because we began by mentioning that the german football association the d.f.t. a they have been trying to sidestep mesut ozil is accusations essentially saying no racism here yes they did touch on that they released a statement of course suggesting the issue they first think miss it was a for is him actually a service you know he's suited up ninety two times for the german national team but in regard to the racism quote for the d.m.v. to have been associated with racism is something we emphatically reject that was kind of expected and they went on to say with regard to our ambassador staff members our clubs and the work of millions of volunteers at the grassroots level clearly were too diverse to be races and they even cited the work they do in terms of integrating football players of different backgrounds to form one so they ended with we stand

joining me now and she just goes today's german grand prix in hockenheim is another thing crash harrington from the sports death crash what he'll rack and in fact is having a great campaign so far so anything with the season is already having eight years and we need to be asleep so he is also on home turf yes definitely chances today yeah ok he's starting to pull position you made that clear but here's the thing he's only one half of his four races that he's started in pole position so he's batting about five hundred so it's a fifty fifty chance he will finish first in this particular grand prix but this race is special because he's never won in hockenheim he only has one german grand prix victory under his bill that was a handful of years ago back to twenty thirty so i'm thinking the home crowd will motivate him to subside says but you mentioned it as well his main rival will be in the rear view way back in the rearview starting the fourteenth and it's a neck and neck race really between lewis hamilton the mercedes driver and ferrari's. sebastian vettel you know but considering that engin

as weet closer to the mid terms, south carolin congressional candidate katie harrington returned to theign trail for the first weeks. she wasnme i badlynjured in a c crash after the car she was a passenger in was hit head-o by prary upset win over republic markanford. she suffered multiple injuries pany suggestion she's using the crash of the campaign tactic are offensive suffered a that i second vertebrae, i have to read this because it's hard to read. tworoken fractured my ankle, fractured both my feet, and literally have a bone chip in my left should. bleeding of abdominal wall to include severing my aorta, jured to myrtery and part of my small intestine removed is noun a quote, ote, card to play. none of this is a card to or a game in any way shape o form. >> harrington doesn't have the endorsements of president trump. he tweeted his support of her in the primary just before theed a ov k marsanford. the district l onconsidered a republic strong hold but her opponent has five times more cash on hand tmpo aign. regardless it is good to se her remindernning and a about the dangerous of

live in san francisco, elissa harrington, ktvu fox 2 news. >> thank you. >>> coming up in a minute on mornings on 2, the nfl postpones a controversial policy. a comment by the miami dolphins, they are putting any punishment over kneeling during the anthem on hold. >>> radioactive wine in napa, next, how debris from a nuclear disaster in japan has made its way into your wineglass. >>> stocks are just about even today, they took a bit of a dive today and have come back up, they are up less than 1%. investors could be nervous about the presidents tariffs, also, yesterday, president donald trump made a comment about interest rates that investors did not like. that could be why we had some volatility at first. the dow jones, s&p, and nasdaq are just about flat. >>> happening today, the trump administration and the aclu will be back in court to discuss family reunification. this is the fifth time in two weeks that both sides have gone to court. they are discussing the zero- tolerance policy regarding children who have been separated from their families. the judge had previously set a deadli

elissa harrington, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> tonight on the 10:00 p.m. news we spoke with a former fire chief and fema disaster response expert, he said now californians need to be ready to go. >> we haven't seen this before. there is 1 a40 million dead trees in the forest in california. that is unprecedented. that with the drought is creating a fire severity. it is a hurricane of fire. >> wildfires aren't just raging in california, this is a nationwide problem. right now 60 uncontrolled fires are burning across the west and resources are stretched thin. it won't be long before we are help from and twitter pages. >>> a week ahead tonight a woman was stabbed in the throat and killed on a b.a.r.t. platform in oakland. today a team of volunteers was out handing out safety kits. ktvu's rob malcolm spoke to the group about their effort. >> reporter: in front of the memorial for the 18-year-old he is taking action. >> i came up with the ready kit. it comes with simple tools. >> the tools are small enough to fit into a purse or travel bag and they come with sel

alyssa harrington is on the scene and will have a live report in the next half hour. >>> in northern thailand, all 12 boys and their soccer coach who were trapped in the flooded cave have been rescued ending an 18 day nightmare that captured worldwide attention. the four boys and the 25-year- old coach who were still inside were brought out safely. and now they're waiting for a medic and three navy seals who stayed behind with the boys in the cave to come out. eight of the trapped boys were brought out on sund monday. and they are being treated at a nearby hospital but they are in good spirits. >>> elon musk just tweeted his congratulations to the rescuers in thailand for getting the boys and their coach out safely. he brought the submarine he built to the cave. the rescuers thanked him and told him it just wasn't practical for that particular mission. he recently posted videos of divers using the minisubmarine which he named wild boar. >>> reported hate crimes in california jumped 17% in the last year. that's the third consecutive year that hate have increased. the number of -- incr

ktvu's alyssa harrington spoke to family members today and joins us live. >> reporter: the two-year-old boy is on life-support at the hospital. family members are devastated. they want to share their story to warn other parents about a danger they did not realize was there. two-year-old david from antioch climbed up a dresser that was under an unlocked window with no screen. he somehow slid the window open and fell out. his aunt said the toddler's older brothers were upstairs with the boy, playing on their phones. >> it was not until one of the boys realized what happened and came running down the stairs. >> the boys that were in the room are very traumatized. they blame themselves. >> reporter: david's parents had been downstairs, getting ready to take the kids to the grocery store. family members say it happened so fast. firefighters arrived and found the two-year-old breathing but unresponsive. david was airlifted to a children's hospital in oakland. he had surgery and is on life- support. >> we are trying to be strong for mom. mom is losing it. we are trying to be strong for the oth

padraig harrington won yearin paul murray.ear in 2007, back—to—back open micro championships in 2007 at 2008. —— back—to—back 0pen championships. there was a famous amateur in the field that year, rory mcilroy. 0f course, they will be battling the americans. they have a stranglehold on all four majors, they have won the last five. would they win six, it would be the first time the americans have won six in a row since 1982. rory mcilroy and the other british players are only too aware of the challenge the americans will pose. it's so much depth, if it's not jordan it'sjustin, if it is not him it is brooks, patrick, there are so many great players and it seems like at this point they are all playing really good golf at the same time and it will be tough to beat them this week, tough to beat them in france, that is how it is. europeans had a nice little run a few years ago and these things work in cycles, right now all these guys are playing really good golf and they are some of the best in the world, deservedly so, they will ta

alyssa harrington, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> a server pulled from the water at a state beach is in the hospital tonight in critical condition. around 3:30 pm, a 20-year-old man was surfing when he passed out. a lifeguard pulled them into shore and began the cpr until a chp helicopter arriveto stanfor medical center. >>> we will have increasing surf . a south swell will create some hazardous surf conditions over the next few days. highs today ranged from the cool 60s out toward pacifica to the 80s and 90s out toward fairfield and antioch. the key headline this week, we will warm up those temperatures inland, especially for places like livermore. they could easily reach the mid- 90s and maybe make it a run into the upper 90s. satellite and radar showing you the showers and thunderstorms over the sierra flaring out throughout the afternoon hours. right now we have low clouds and fog hanging out coast side. current numbers, san francisco at 59. we still have some 70s to report for fairfield and concorde. san jose, 67. fremont, 63. our live camera looking out toward san francisco bay. not much in th

ktvu's, alyssa harrington, says the latest broken pipe left people without running water for most of the day. >> reporter: water gushed down escobar street near downtown martinez, turning the road into a shallow and muddy river. flooding caused minor damage to a few garages shut down part of the road. >> it was a shame to see the water going to waste. >> reporter: rick fletcher lives here, steps away from where a water main burst at escobar and taub are street. >> i heard it break and it sounded like a street breaking in water gushing, i looked out front and could see the street going from dry to wet so i said, wow, that sounds just like a river. >> reporter: the city shut off water to several blocks. jamie could not even take a shower. >> i turn the water on and nothing came out of the faucet. >> reporter: city crews have to dig up the street to repathe pipe, they say this one in particular was 6 inches and is an older pipe that could've burst due to the heat. >> reporter: this is the latest in a series of water main breaks and martinez over the past two weeks. neighbors that i spok

live put la back in his box thank you so much for coming in and breaking it all down for us chris harrington. and you're watching news stay with us. losing the fun be to. his works that god is for to know. the monsters and. the children exist on twenty two. point two fighting for the case to be taken seriously in the world of war here's what's coming up. in an honest talk on code is the female superheroes on a mission to change attitudes smart women spot smart talks smart station image and decent by no means missed out on the brink recently dangerous time. to make sure my life. beyond all orange order parades raise tensions between nationalists and unionists in northern ireland in the past that's been violent it's married o'donnell's job to keep the peace in her community very disappointed. very very for status. and the like a concerned. the nationalist enclave. community neighbors. these people live to the. structure. for. to prevent them. from the. community of clear in place. of impact on people's mental health when you're live in a structure like that on a daily basis you can see that a.

alyssa harrington, and bart station are new information on the tragic kit. listen? >> a good morning. such a horrible story. it does appear to be a random attack. we do not know a motive this morning. regardless of mccarson station. -- is one of the busiest transfer stations and police have shut it down last night at 9:45 pm. bart, and then show me speak this morning, and this that we can while we needed. a white male, have your build in shorthair. police are following those leads. >>> we are getting a better idea what happened, the women had been writing on the warm spring line. they were in the car with the suspect. the women exited and the suspect followed them before stabbing them on the platform. family member say that women were sisters, and the man who identified himself as the father showed up at the scene saying that he wants justice.>> this is a parents worst nightmare. i watch this on tv and i never imagined it would happen to me. >> there still some he questions this morning. we are hoping to get more answers and maybe be able to share some images of the

joining us in the studio are kres harrington and simon young.e to begin with you, simon, because we have very strong allegations from mesut Özil. he has been getting a fair amount of criticism. simon: that's right. i can show you germany's mass tabloid. it talks about him taking revenge in these tweets, in which he is sort of pointing out that he feels he has been the subject of racism from the media, from german football authorities. it goes through them in the newspaper and sort of points out that probably most people think it is a bit naÏve if he thought there was no political impact of having his picture taken with the turkish president during the turkish presidential election campaign. they are being pretty tough on him, but they are taking these allegations seriously. sarah: the implication is that the allegations are not valid. i want to get perhaps another perspective from you,, kres, because one of the allegations is of racism at the top of the dfb. does he have a point here? the organization says no. kres: right, they release a stateme

dr clodagh harrington, thank you.rds his golf course. we know he has a great love of golf. it will be fascinating to find out whether he makes any further response to the protests here in london and elsewhere in the uk that have accompanied this visit. obviously he will want images like meeting the queen at windsor castle, he will wa nt queen at windsor castle, he will want is to be the image is his supporters and other americans will see back in the united states. much more throughout the evening and donald trump in the uk. let's not ta ke donald trump in the uk. let's not take a look at the weather. more warm sunshine but it's not been dry everywhere. we've seen heavy showers across southern scotland, wales, the west country and central southern england. these showers will ta ke southern england. these showers will take time to fade away. eventually will be left with clearing skies and it will be worn when you go to bed. towards the end of the night, temperatures easing back somewhat. into the weekend, we'll see teb

one of the first guests ever to appear on "firing line" was a gentleman by the name of michael harrington. >> oh, my goodness. >> ...who was the man who was behind lyndon baines johnson's war on poverty, and he wrote "the other america," and he was also the initial organizer of democratic socialist organizing committee, which preceded the democratic socialists of america. >> mm-hmm. >> so i have a really fun clip from that show that i'd like to show us. >> oh, great. >> and then, we'll comment on it on the back side. let's take a look. >> absolutely. >> i don't like capitalism. i think it's much less than -- well, i think it's a mythological system in that we talk of free enterprise, but we have gigantic, concentrated corporations. but i agree that it is exactly the magnificent accomplishments of american enterprise and capitalism and business and the kind of dog-eat-dog misery that we went through that now makes it possible for us to be decent. and i think that, when we finally do get a modicum of justice in the society, we should revere those dog-eat-doggers who did make it possible. >>

cup final over croatia their hands all firmly klos around the world cup the iconic trophy chris harrington from d.w. sports with me now in the studio to give us moral that cross this front seem a very multicultural team does that have any significance for the country as a whole well you know as you mentioned there is a history of i did it is use existing in france you know but this does this victory means there is peroration you know hopefully better and more than we saw twenty years ago twenty years ago they won the world cup the theme was black white era kind of reflecting the make up of the national team twenty years ago but there were some attacks and other things like this we have to remember this is football winning this doesn't necessarily mean you'll fix all of the issues that exist in the country but it is a step in the right direction as i mentioned brotherhood is the main message and when you look at the faces of all of the presents smiles ear to ear and shot at is a right now for this i've been it's a french first mentality we have a report let's take a look. i think tory is fr

and we have team coverage of that debate now joining us here in the studio is chris harrington from d.w. sports desk and we also have our political correspondent simon young vulcan to you both and i'd like to begin first with you simon because we have some very strong allegations here from as it as well but he's already been getting some criticism a fair amount of criticism we have to say for them right well that's right i can show you the newspaper here germany's mass tabloid let's go to the on the front page it says yum-o. rick trade sort of when jean resignation and it talks about him taking revenge in these in these tweets of these issues it which he's you know sort of pointing out that he feels that he's been the subject of racism from the media from the german footballing oath or it is it sort of goes through them in the newspaper and sort of points out that probably most people think that message is it was a bit naive if he thought there was no political impact of having his picture taken with the turkish president during the turkish presidential election campaign so you know the

let's hope they sort that out because it would be a terrible shame chris harrington from the sports as always thank you very much for your insight. that's it for most for now you are watching t.w. news coming to you live from berlin and we will be back again at the top of the hour so do stay with us if you can. bursts. home to use of species. own words if you can. get those are big changes and most start with small steps and became a little i do know still stories of cricket is people and innovative projects around the world. but to use the term limits to screen image solutions and resource it should. create interactive content teaching the next generation doesn't want to touch it. to do some channels available to inspire people to get out. and more determined to build something new for the next generation the idea is the environment series of global three thousand on t.w. and online it became evident that the. loop. movement. movement. hello and welcome to kino decks a vision of things to come shows how the filmmakers of yesteryear viewed in the world of tomorrow life on a is often on

alyssa harrington just arrived in one of the neighborhoods in late for -- lakeport i know that area is under evacuation order. what is the latest you know? >> reporter: this town is under a thick layer of smoke. it was pretty hard to breathe out here. it is hard to see more than maybe 100 yards in front of you. it is definitely getting a lot of that smoke and i can tell you highway 175, which is close to the public, there were fires burning along the side of the highway. there are dangerous conditions with a lot of firefighters out here. this entire town is under mandatory evacuation. we are talking about the mendocino complex fires. there are two different fires by the river and the ranch fires that started on friday. they quickly spread. help i ordered the evacuation of three towns, lakeport, upper lake,  and there is an electrician order for the potter valley road -- an evacuation order for potter valley road. just about everyone left but one store owner refuses to get out because he is worried about looters. >> i will not leave. we were supposed to evacuate out in i am not going

and he leads by one shot from a group of seven players that includes the 2007 champion padraig harrington clock back as he fired in one of the shots of the day on his way to a 68. rory mcilroy — who won the irish open two years ago — is well placed after the first round. he opened up with a 2—under—par 70, so he's three shots off the lead. but it wasn't a good day for the defending champion john rahm. he's 7 shots off the lead after carding a 7k. cricket — and bangladesh are on the brink of an innings defeat in the 1st test against the west indies in antigua. kraigg brathwaite completed his 7th test century as the home side made 406 in reply to bangladesh's1st innings total of a3. shannon gabriel inflicted further misery with the ball, taking 4 wickets as bangladesh closed day 2 on 66 for 6 in their 2nd innings. they trail by 301 runs, with only 4 wickets remaining. pakistan beat australia in the latest match in zimbabwe, a dress rehearsal for sunday's final, pakistan had first. —— battered. —— batted. australia restricted to 149—7, in reply. you can get all the latest sports news at our

live in san francisco, elissa harrington.tvu fox 2 news. >>> the owner of a gourmet lemonade stand in san francisco is getting a lot of support right now. here's hearing from people who saw reports that somebody called police to report a break- in at his kiosk as he was opening his business. >> this is a great teaching tool for our 13-year-old son. >> the police showed up to check on what was going on. the body camera video shows the officers asking for and getting his i.d. mr.stevenson says they told him there'd been a 911 call. >> they saw a black man in a ski coat and a hat standing at the place early in the morning. and that's not suspicious to me. >> i don't get the fear people are living under. >> he's ready to refocus on his bah business. he showns people will look more closely before calling 911. >>> the contra costa -- has decided not to file charges. there's not enough evidence to charge anthony gaines or judy barkus. both were arrested following the shooting death on an unidentified man. the case is still under inv

alyssa harrington is back now. what are the police telling you?> reporter: there's a large crime scene behind me. and shell casings all over the ground. and all of the yellow evidence markers. and this shooting happened in front of an apparel shop that doubles as a hotel. and i'm seeing a car with a flat tire and a mangled rental bike. police are not telling us anything at all. we don't know how many people were hurt. the investigation is just beginning and we hope to have more details next hour. they have part of mission street blocked at 16th while they continue the investigation. alyssa harrington, ktvu fox 2 news. >> we'll get back to her as soon as we can. >>> preventing recreational marijuana sales in san francisco. up next, details on a push to ban cannabis dispensaries in one neighborhood. >>> and concerns over the private >>> good morning. you can see traffic is moving along okay here on the san mateo bridge. it's getting more crowded and still pretty good as you head out to the peninsula. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. we have breaki

discuss this wave of criticism head saying the german football association is my colleague chris harrington from the fourth crash why did roman inca say something like that it is quite surprising as well that he came out with such harsh criticism well you know typically with things go wrong you have to blame someone ok basically germany they crashed out of the world cup confirming this crazy curse that has been infecting european clubs i mean it happened it only happened a spade that germany kind of confirmed that so he basically criticized the d.f.t. the german football association brass basically calling them amateurs but he specified the handling of them is it ok good to watch situation these are german players that have turkish origins they publicly it's well aware people are are you know about the situation they took a photo with the turkish president go on that sparked outrage all across germany and other countries as well and basically the two players were booed in friendlies prior to the world cup so they had only the vesa choice was bad because specifically mesut ozil underperforme

venue that's the only way i can see formula one coming back to germany after this race ok cross harrington from the sports s. thank you very much for your insights and ok. just before we go a french tightrope walker has completed a trailing. one of the most iconic the landmarks in paris. crossed a court suspended. from the grand from a crane to the. march. along the way a few times. and. for those who have fears of heights after all of us with a safety net or a harness as well. has been preparing for the stunt for a year and she started walking when she was just eight years of age. not for the faint of heart. the top story that we're following for you the israeli military have evacuated nearly eight hundred members of syria's so-called white helmet to neighboring jordan germany britain and canada have agreed to reach tackle them the white house known for pulling people from the global it area and it was feared that they could have been killed by government forces if they had remained. there safe and you're watching to keep your. peace in germany to learn german. emerge from the. one with h

and later it is tiger woods who heads out, shortly after two—time winner padraig harrington.s geraint thomas has seized the overall lead at the tour de france after an impressive victory on stage ii, a 108.5 km ride from albertville to la rosiere. belgium's greg van avermaet, who had led since the third stage, was well down the field in the main peloton and is now out of contention. with all the details, here is our man out in france, tom fordyce. a fine day for chris froome, and a wonderful one for his sky team—mate geraint thomas, the welshman attacking on the final climb to la rosiere to win stage ii and ride into the leader's yellowjersey. thomas was second in the overall classification overnight, but survived attacks from valverde before overhauling another opponent in the last 500m. he now has a lead of one minute and 25 seconds over chris froome, moulin third, and the two britons taking a tight grip on this famous old race. liverpool have agreed a world—record fee with roma for brazilian goalkeeper alisson. the $87 million deal will be the most any club has ever paid f

live from the newsroom alyssa harrington, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> scott pruitt has resigned as the director of the epa after months of controversy over his management and his use of federal resources, in the resignation letter he wrote the unrelenting attacks on me personally, my family are unprecedented and have taken a toll on all of us. a dozen federal investigations focused on his spending habits first-class travel excessive security expense, use of employees for personal errands and questionable relationships with lobbyists. >> you do not want to give your opponent ammunition to use against you which he did.>> environmentalists have criticized pruitt for his support of oil companies. the epa under pruitt pushed back environmental protections such as strict fuel standards for cars and trucks and a rule targeting emissions from coal field powerplants. the deputy administrator andrew wheeler will become the acting administrator. he is a former chief of staff to republican oklahoma senator which is a noted climate change skeptic, observers say that wheeler will carry out the same agenda as

one woman is dead and alyssa harrington is there. you just got some new information? >> that is right. good morning i'm told that these two sisters were riding a train around 945 p.m. they just pulled appear to the macarthur park station which we know is a very busy transfer point. they got off the train and a man followed them off the train. he then stabbed them on the platform. it appears to be a random attack. police responded just after 945 p.m. and we are told that the two women were sisters. -- 9:45 pm. and we are told that the two were sisters. they are not sharing the images with the public at this time. >>> a man who identified himself as the father showed up at the horrible seen last night. here is what he had to say. >> i want justice for my daughter. help me get justice for my daughter. i worked at highland hospital and i've seen this every day. i cannot imagine myself going through anything like this. that is my baby girl out there. >> the woman who survived is being treated at the hospital. details are limited right now. however police say they are searc

is chris had harrington rather from. pres why has the lead. released this statement now two months after the well i think it's you because all of the backlash you know it even came from the german football association the president richard grendel actually urged him to explain his actions you know and the general managers well beer off actually suggested that should have been left off of the squad he's basically been labeled a scapegoat and a reason for germany's premature exit out of the world cup you know but i think he has a lot to say this one post you touched on was the first of three he's already released his second post and it just extended basically he just discussed he will not accept the idea that all fingers are pointed at him he is deafening at the scapegoat the idea that his heritage plus a photo equals a bad world cup in his mind is ridiculous he feels there's a double standard with in the german football association you know it looks like he he's even going to save the best for last if you read anyone i would suggest anyone out

alyssa harrington is live in san francisco with more on the story. >>> both twitter and facebook have been trying to clean up their platforms by deleting fake accounts and spam accounts. there has been a decline in the number of active monthly users. growth is slower than expected. facebook has been trying to move past the recent scandal involving users privacy. core investors say it boils down to income versus expenses. >> they took a hit when it was revealed -- facebook has had to pay more for national advertising to convince us they are making a change. >> facebook's -- facebook went public in 2012. today was its worst trading day. live in san francisco, alyssa harrington, fox 2 news.  >>> facebook has banned alex jones for the next 30 days. this comes after facebook removed four videos that it said violated its rules about content. a spokesperson said if jones continues to break rules, his pace will face a permanent ban from the site. this comes -- his page will face a permanent ban from the site. >>> radioshack is making a comeback. the retailer announced plans to open more tha

padraig harrington was the winner the last time the championship was held there — he's back in this year's last of his three opens here at hoylake in 2006 — but this is his first championship for three years after back surgery in 2014 and a string of other injuries. the american admitted he thought he may never play at the open again. there's definitely a point in time i thought i would never play in this championship again. watching it on tv, it's great seeing it on tv but it's even better in person. and i remember how it feels to come down the last hole with a chance to win it, and knowing i may never have that opportunity again... there were times when i didn't feel very good but now to have the opportunity to come back to carnoustie and play here in scotland again, i have said this before throughout this year, it's been a blessing. that's all from sportsday. you can see more on all those stories on the website bbc.co.uk/sport. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are sebastian payne, who's th

then no one will be safe there are lots to unschool here and thankfully for that i've got to chris harrington with me here to give us some of the back story what is going on mr rahman and not mincing his words why did they decide to weigh n amas or is it to see where it right is the suggest they don't get paid if they don't know what they're doing clearly they don't know what they're doing you know there are some issues part of kicking off the world cup you know there were german national players with turkish roots taking a photo with the turkish president that sparked a bit of outrage but roommate he had his man picked he's trying to create an opportunity for philip lom possibly to get a position at the german football association because he was quoted by saying this i think is a perfect match for the association and might be an interesting solution to get him in his vice president i'm thinking it's a puppet master situation you have to think of his background. by your guys and lot actually turned out a position from buyer to get a job in their front office so it looks like maybe this is his

the driver, michael harrington, was arrested. >>> the weekend is upon us. a lot going on, the marathon in san francisco, checking out the weather for that. >> and meteorologist, sandy patel following the weather for the firelines. >> the temperature is dropping and hopefully that will help the firefighters in the overnight hours but not for tomorrow, another hot one. this is a view of the smoke areas drifting into the bay, mendocino and shasta county. the marine layer has been steadily deepening, 1400 feet deep tonight pushing across the north bay and east bay, some smoke around the santa rosa area. something to watch out for. temperatures in the mid-50s to 70s and except for inversion, 82 degrees. downtown san francisco, we have fog. count on fogs, low clouds and spotty morning drizzle. cool to warm days next week. you may need the windshield wipers in the early morning hours tomorrow because of the mist and drizzle and for the rest of you, looking at sunshine. temperatures low 50s to low 60s. one thing to watch out for if you do have plans early, the visi

let's get more on this from across harrington from v.w. sports and if kareem from d.w. news welcome both let's start with you across the german football association that if the seems to have sidestepped mezzo as its criticisms of its president grendel by saying that the organization is not racist yes they did say they believe me touch on something they did mention prior to disclose that you know saying that they're not racist they did say that you know they acknowledge the fact that there are self-critical and didn't really handle the post photo situation properly but in regards to the races claims are saying the d.s.p. has been long associated with our ambassadors we have a very diverse situation over here and more importantly that they have an integration they've worked on integration efforts in germany they have one program called one zero to open arms a campaign that really encourages integration and things like this so they're basically covering you know their tracks and just trying to let the world know that you know mesut ozil is his comments might not be takin.

president harrington from the prez. this uni's finally released this statement now why now two months after the meeting you know i think he finally buckled under the pressure he was receiving it's very clear here in germany he's received a lot of criticism even called a scapegoat for the reason germany you know had a premature exit from this year's world cup the president of the german football association richard grendel was urging him to explain his actions and even a step further the general manager of the b. the german football association as it's known was saying in hindsight the arsenal star should have been left off the roster altogether so i think that someone close to him got to him and gave him a bit of advice how to maybe alleviate some of this criticism he's been receiving and i think his message you know spoke loud and clear as he stated the obvious there that he's turkish and german is well he has two hearts and i think he expressed himself well in that matter and so do you think that was good advice so to

padraig harrington was the winner the last time the open was held there — he's back in this year's fieldt of his three 0pens here at hoylake in 2006 but this is his first championship for three years after back surgery in 2014 and a string of other injuries. and the american admitted that he had thought he may never play at the open again. there was definitely points in time i thought i would never play in this championship again. watching it on tv, it's great seeing it on tv but it's even better in person and i remember how it feels to come down the last hole with a chance to win it, and knowing i may never have that opportunity again. there were times when i didn't feel very good but now to have the opportunity to come back to carnoustie and play here in scotland again, i have said this before throughout this year, it's been a blessing. in case you're not already feeling suitably inspired, meet beth dobbin. as a teenager, she had an epileptic seizure so severe it left her unable to walk, talk or even recognise her own dad. but earlier this month the 200m sprinter was crowned british ch

alyssa harrington there on the scene. is everything clear alyssa?reporter: nine hours later the ramp is finally reopened. we are actually down below, but we have been seeing cars passing through, i'm sure that drivers are very relieved this morning to have all of this cleaned up. it was not an easy task. they had to bring in three tow trucks they'll work together to upright the tractor-trailer. again it tipped over last night around 1030. officers say that they believe the driver was probably going a little bit too fast and that is why it turned over. the driver was not injured. there was another driver of a larger big rig that was stuck up there the entire time because he could not backout. he slept in his truck and finally got out of. he was probably the happiest one this morning. we did see them bring out streets we present brooms. they had to make sure that there was nothing that could cause any kind of hazard for other drivers this morning. again, as you mentioned it was carrying 80,000 pounds of lettuce they say, i did ask them why did you not

in san francisco, elissa harrington, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> some tense moments today in san francisco asechanical issue. more than 200 people are now back in the air on their way to australia after their earlier flight had to turn around less than an hour after it took off from sfo late last night. passengers say it didn't take long before they realized something was wrong with their boeing 787 dreamliner. the plane circled over the ocean before returning to sfo and then landed without incident at 12:34 a.m. passengers told us they heard a loud bang and then the flight crusade that they had an engine failure. >> about 40 minutes into the flight, we were going and then we got a little bit bumpy. they told us we were going to turn around, some people were talking about fire spitting from the engines. then we turned around and came back and here we are. >> the plane landed smoothly. none of the 259 people on board was injured and they boarded new flights to australia today. united airlines gave us this statement: >>> we are learning more tonight about the 12 boys rescued from a cave with th

alyssa harrington is in san francisco with more on the story. >> reporter: twitter and facebook haveeported a decline in active monthly users and that is what have -- has led to this drop. they have been making efforts to clean their sites. they have been deleting spam accounts and fake accounts. when the markets open, twitter shares were down 14%. their numbers average of users has dropped in the second quarter. they have lost 1 million users. facebook shares dropped 19%. earlier this week, facebook had reported lower-than-expected growth and that raises a red flag with investors. >> growth is slowing down and his income is possibly going to slow down and their expenses have gone up. they are worried about a revenue hit. >> reporter: other companies that suffered losses in the past include apple, microsoft, and google. >>> facebook is suspending right-wing conspiracy theories alex jones. -- theorist alex jones for the next 30 days because his contact violates --'s content violates -- his content violates their rules. this comes after youtube removed some of his videos and suspended

live from oakland alyssa harrington, ktvu fox 2 news. >> coming up on "mornings on 2 the 9", we willed with ice cube. cofounder of big3, rapper and actor. ice cube will be live on the set, so stick with us. we will be right back. at the marine mammal center, the environment is everything. we want to do our very best for each and every animal, and we want to operate a sustainable facility. and pg&e has been a partner helping us to achieve that. we've helped the marine mammal center go solar, install electric vehicle charging stations, and become more energy efficient. pg&e has allowed us to be the most sustainable organization we can be. any time you help a customer, it's a really good feeling. it's especially so when it's a customer that's doing such good and important work for the environment. together, we're building a better california. >>> big3 is a three on three basketball league created by ice cube and tonight they are coming to oracle arena. >> one ticket will get you in to see four games and 40 great players featuring hall of famer's and former nba champions including baron

in san francisco, elissa harrington, ktvu fox 2 news. > all right.at the temperatures from today. this whole week temperatures will be flat. cooler each day. today about the same as yesterday. maybe a little cooler. maybe a little warmer. it was in between. but the temperatures are not off the charts hot which is nice. mild over the bay but in the valley and over the hills you have 100s. but the sea breeze is in effect. beautiful day. that shot i guess is coming from -- is that sutro camera zoomed up that tight? yeah, that's it. okay. yeah. that's what i was going to say. there was a time, frank, you remember when you could take the elevator up to the campanile? you used to be able to go up. now you have to go with a guide. it's a tour. we used to go up there and study. it was kind of cool. so that's berkeley campus, obviously. >> you used to study up there? >> what? >> you used to study? >> i know. i just thought i would say that. ha ha! that's why they closed it to tourists. >> now you go with guides. ha ha! >> well put, julie. okay. so there -- ha

melissa harrington reports that this is just a list of several water main breaks in that city. >> reporter: water gushed downtown martinez turning it into a shallow muddy river. flooding caused minard -- minor damage. >> it is a shame. >> reporter: fletcher lives in this house and it steps away where water main burst at escobar. >> it sounded like a street breaking up and water gushing. i looked out front and could see the street going from dry to wet. i said that sounds like a river. >> reporter: the city shut off water for several blocks. this man said he could not take a shower. >> nothing came out of the faucet when i turn the water on. >> reporter: city crews have to dig up the street and this one in particular was six inches. it is an older pipe and may have burst because of the heat. this is just the latest of a series of water breaks in martinez. residents are prepared but inconvenient's -- inconvenienced on a hot summer day. >> you cannot cook or flush toilets. it can be significant. >> the inconvenience of not being able to turn your faucet on and get a glass of water and not hav

ktvu's alyssa harrington has the story. >> reporter: congressman mark dasani eight says any american would be ashamed of the treatment of families, especially children trying to enter the united states. >> we hear stories where a young man who was five years old was told when he was separated that his parents had abandoned him. >> reporter: he took a trip to the border in brownsville and texas. they wanted to see firsthand the effects of the trump administration's zero-tolerance policy. >> we just went through the processing center. this is the place where ucp will being held in cages. >> reporter: the group posted pictures of their trip on social media. they visited a federal courthouse to view court proceedings, and a port of entry. >> i have a real feeling of sadness, despair, and anger. >> reporter: there were kids and pregnant women sitting on cement floors and detention centers. many people work confused by the court proceedings -- work confused by the court proceedings. >> i was able to talk to border patrol agents and i.c.e. agents who were put in an impossible administaff im