harris county sheriff telling "the houston chronicle" i'll be sure to ask the president to ride out the next hurricane in a jon boat in galveston bay. >>> sarah greenwald and another aides resign. they work for epa chief scott pruitt. >> on wednesday, pruitt appeared to confirm the reports he tried to help his wife open a chick-fil-a franchise. he defended the effort calling the franchise a franchise of faith. despite mounting troubles, the president remains in his corok . >>> we all need more chick-fil-a. >> i can use it right now. >>> 53-year-old alice marie johnson is a free woman. she was granted clemency by president trump. last week, kim kardashian met with the president to request a pardon for her. her sentence commuted yesterday. >> i will not waste this second chance in life. i believe that god has given me the second chance so others may one day have a second chance. i have an obligation not only to my family who waited all of these years for me, but obligation to the people who have been left behind. >> under the obama administration, three clemency petitions were denied for

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harris county right now has the second-highest i document a population of any county in the country.anybody thinks we're not going to rebuild the 2% of the state impacted on the backs of a document of labor is crazy. yet we need them in the state that significant contributors and we are pushing people out of the shadows it. >> i serve as a cochairman of an immigration task force. bipartisan democrats and republicans. no less, a partisan republican than haley barbour, governor of mississippi says, after katrina, we could never have rebuilt mississippi without the latino workers. >> the city is pushing back on century cities in texas and that's an emblem of the city saying, this is not right for the lives we want to lead and live here. it's not simply a matter of law, it's a matter of the culture of the cities in the economics. >> absolutely. i was am not naÏve and some immigrants do bad things. we have had murders, crimes, one off incidents that we do not want people taking advantage of things, showing up in demanding price they do not have. so, there are laws. but, you do not create

narcan for your officers and first (ken)new at ten: officers are being exposed to fentanyl in harris county, texas in what officials are calling a targeted attack. a sergeant received treatment today after touching a flyer laced with fentanyl. officials say the sergeant removed a flyer from her windshield and later began to feel light-headed.the flyers included the logo of a group called "targeted justice". (pam) coming up.... a hiker falls to his death on half dome. now, a new warning about safety when taking on the dangerous yosemite climb. (ken)plus: another racist rant going viral from southern calif of the attack says he want to use this to educate others. (pam) and next: a former bay area high school teacher accused of molesting children.the new charges he is facing.. police say, the victims all under 14. (ken)new charges have been filed against a former bay area high school teacher accused of molesting children. 28 year old brandon genest has now been charged with two new felonies --(ken) and kron 4's michelle kingston reports.. that now makes a total of seven -- against four alleged

"outfront" now, the harris county sheriff, ed gonzalez.z, thank you very much for your time. look, you were there. you were on the ground during hurricane harvey. do you know what the president is talking about? >> i do not. i think that the president's lack of basic understanding of the challenges that we face from harvey is staggering. and i think we're getting a taste of what our fellow americans in puerto rico must feel when the president's comments don't align with the reality on the ground. >> i mean, i guess, i'm trying to understand, you know, how an allegation like this could be made, without any basis in fact. you know, you're saying you don't know anything about it. others in texas are concurring with you. look, the president was in constant contact with officials in texas during the hurricane, after the hurricane. i mean, is it possible someone told him about this happening and it was in an area you weren't in? you know, i'm just trying to you said if it's possible this occurred in any way. >> well, i suppose that he could have

. >> countering the pill mill crisis is harris county texas attorney vince ryan who has filed suit against drug companies, pharmacists, and doctors. >> they prescribe hundreds if not thous of opioid prescriptions, most of the time without even seeing the proposed patients. >> attorney ryan hopes to help people recover and regain their lives, much like alan who now sober for 5 1/2 years sought and found redemption. >> the brotherhood of police department because there was drugs involved and i've been to jail and all that. >> alan says his addiction isolated him from his leagues until a fellow police officer passed away. >> so two years sober, i got invited to a funeral of a friend of mine that i worked with for a long time, and after the funeral was over, i was outside, and i heard the honor guard yell out an order, all officers attention. i got to stand with those guys, shoulder to shoulder, thank god that i got pulled out of the depths of this deal, and if i can do it, anybody can do it. anybody. i promise you. the end. rick: the opioid crisis has hit every one of our 50 states. but few h

: the new trial would be held in tiny schohairie, away from tioga county, where, said the defense, almost everybody knew about cal harrissmall county where, based on the data that we gathered, the polling showed that something like 97% of the people in tioga county knew cal harris' name, which is more people than know the names of the president of the united states. >> reporter: finally this past february, it began. this time jenna, one of cal's daughters would testify for the family. and this time the defense came on strong, relentlessly chipping away at the prosecution. the blood evidence, for example. this time the state wasn't allowed to suggest, as it had before, that the blood was spilled around the time michele disappeared. >> to have forensic scientists get up and speculate and guess at how old blood was based on the color from a photograph is an outrageously unsupported proposition. >> reporter: also out? hearsay testimony from prosecution witnesses who said michele told them that cal threatened her life. >> we don't think they belong in evidence. it's part of the reason the case was unfair the first time, the

. >>> that's california senator kamala harris speaking at a raly following a meeting with migrant mothers inside a detention center in san diego countyen separated from children as being in complete and utter despair. she says the trump administration is committing crime against humanity. >> well harris wasn't the only democrat on the offensive today against president trump's zero tolerance immigration policy. >> southern california congressman ted l ouchlt u clashed with georgia republican karen handle on the house floor when he played an audio clip of migrant children drying at the. >> the judge will suspend rule 17 of the house prohibits the use of the thats. >> these are kids at a detention facility sfla why do you not let the american people hear what they are say sfwloog the gentleman will suspend. >> the encounter went on for about five minutes before l uchlt ou stopped the clip. >> president trump tried to change the narrative on the family separation crisis today by meeting with people who have loved ones killed by undocumented immigrants. >> these are the american citizens permanently separated from their loved ones. the wo

five-and-a-half square miles....roughly four times the size of new york's central park.mayor harry kim/county, in southeast kilauea puna, it is very bad."and residents there were told to evacuate by last friday or face arrest. emergency responders said they didn't plan to rescue anyone in thotalmadge magno/administrator for hawaii county civil defense"we're tracking stuff that's potentially dangerous and if one of those walls break out and they're there, you know, they're going to be in danger right away and we're not going to be able to help them." however a u-s-g-s crew on a routine overflight of the kapoho community was able to airlift three stranded people....two men and a woman......to a safe place sunday.as for the others who refused to leave.....talmadge magno/administrator for hawaii county civil defense"there's no power, there's no water." there's also no cell or landline service.at least 87 homes have been destroyed since lava erupted from kilauea.as residents keep hoping for a happy ending. mos/no name given"be appreciative of what you have this day, this moment. appreciate, love,

county. jealous is -- has received endoersments wrrn cory beaker of new jersey and camila harris uch -- >> princenty executive has been neck and neck withe -- h campaigned at a rallyith latino owners. valerie irving of montgomery r drawers of announcing she was dropped. >>> we're learning abo who jumped a white house barrier, skpts whole thing was caught on ce phone corrode video. can you take a look for yourself here. >> the guns might already be drawn, ordering him to get on the ground. at oneoint you hear hum minor say shoot me. jim visiting from washington state recorded the whole thing. >> irts very calmly walked upd and loo at me and said if you want to see if god is a real feel. i looked up, and then jump the over the three barriers that are there. ran across the street. started climbing the fence. >> minor has bee charged with unlawful entry. >>> other stories making headlines. president trump is undergrowing pressure to stop -- it's pictures like these that mark outrage a oss thecountry. thousands of children have been separated from their parents. . e president will meet with lawmakers

zoning commission and elected to the city commission and served as the mayor of a small city in harris county, texas. he served as a regional manager for the u.s. chamber in dallas. upon retiring, he served as district director which included waco and other portions of central texas and continued to work in politics and public affairs as a consultant. in addition to his professional career, arnold served and participated in civic associations including central texas chairman of the girl scouts of america, chairman of the united way, board member of the lion's club, the downtown dallas rotery club, the waco rotery club, paul harris fellow, national trust for historic preservation and keep waco beautiful and the waco historic foundation. his faith was also important to him and at -- and he held every position in the congress gration that was important to him. he also served as state treasurer of the lutheran layman's league and move the board of direct yoffers texas district of the lutheran church. as a veteran, arnold's post-military affiliations including the disabled american veterans, ameri

<harry kim/hawaii county mayor> " if you take a look at this world, this earth, this island, all beautyand this is that change. we will be a better place unfortunately it takes time and many have to suffer the change."five weeks of fiery destruction .... and geologists say there's no way to tell how long it will last. "it's a lot easier to forecast when an eruption will begin then to forecast when one will end." coming up at eight.. a student dies in an east bay swimming pool....tonight we're learning it was not a suicide. plus. a shocking case of violent road rage caught on camera. and it didn't stop even when police arrived. and next. we are followin breaking news out of the east bay. where there is a health advisory over heavy smoke from a fire. a live report is next.report is next. ((lawrence tease))i'm kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow.coming up, i will take a look at your 7 day forecast. details are right after the break. my name is jamir dixon and i'm a locate and mark fieldman for pg&e. most people in the community recognize the blue truc

here again is andrea canning. >> reporter: the day after cooper's death ross harris sat in the cobb county family and friends were in shock. billy was a paul bearer at cooper's funeral. >> have to carry that -- that little casket, you know. >> katie says the family grieved in full view of the media. >> i felt like it was a circus and we were the monkeys. everybody was watching us. >> police were watching too. prosecutor susan treadway. >> we have to review all of the evidence. we have to see where it leads us. >> investigators pulled surveillance video from the chick-fil-a restaurant where ross said he took cooper for breakfast. there they were, father and son. >> nothing really seems out of the ordinary. it looks like a father and son grabbing breakfast. it doesn't look like a child killer waiting to carry out his crime. >> i would say completely to the contrary. i looked at the video when i first saw it and i thought it seemed very out of the ordinary. in particular the way that he was introducing cooper to some of the workers there and how they eventually described it to us as being alm

m hawaii's county mayor harry kim says that lava from kilauea volcano has destroyed more than 600 homes means many people will need to find a new place to live on that island. lawmakers are pushing for a relocation proposal meaning residents who lost their homes to lava will have an opportunity to rebuild on state land. state senator says he has already identified 9,000 acres that could be used for permanent housing. >> if you lost your home, you get first priority. and second priority to the extent of other people who lost property or rental home or something like that. >> nearly 8 squaremiles of land are now covered with lava. the state is expected to give hawaii county $12 million to he lpin recovery efforts. and that money will help pay for overtime, food and equipment. hawaii county employees have been working an around-the- >>ock operation for almost > sia licon valley giant is the stock effect market and not in a good way. joining us now is kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks. >> reporter: good morning. it's usually good news when it comes to apple k especilyt rec in rec

<harry kim/hawaii county mayor> " if you take a look at this world, this earth, this island, all beautys that change. we will be a better place unfortunately it takes time and many have to suffer the change."five weeks of fiery destruction .... and geologists say there's no way to tell how long it will last. "it's a lot easier to forecast when an eruption will begin then to forecast when one will end." (catherine) the eruptions from kilauea began decades ago.what happened in the last 48 hour exceeds all the previous damage, combined. (vicki) nearly 200 people are still missing after the fuego volcano in guatemala suddenly erupted on sunday. at least seventy-five bodies have been found. rescue crews are working around the clock despite the risk of mudslides and more explosions. rainfall is now hardening the ash on the surface, making it harder to dig out bodies. locals believe many remains may never be recovered. officials say it's still a very dangerous situation and the volcano could erupt again any minute. (vicki) uber is in the government's crosshairs

hawaii county mayor harry kim addressed the communuty about these efforts. efforts.a team of people that are behind me working with the locals and every resource that they have. i think they will fix a lot of things that make it better."> better."> reports say this is a community project led by hope services hawaii, a faith-based non-profit organization. let's take a look outside right now... chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with karnow joins us now with the four zone forecast. lawrence karnow: it was hot for much of the bay area away from the coast. temperatures soared into the 90s inland today with cooler 60s at the coast. the sea breeze has been blowing and we could see a few patches of fog at the coast tonight. on the satellite you can see high pressure across california. the strong ridge will bring hot weather again nland tomorrow but some cool fog near the coast will keep temperatures as much as 30 degrees cooler. highs will be in the low to mid 90s inland with 70s and 80s around the bay with patchy fog along the coast. high pressure will contin

harry winkler saying he was left off the rolls. no indication voting will be extended in l.a. county. the secretary of state's office says it is keeping an eye on the situation. >> and let's see the turnout, the numbers, whether it makes a difference. >> yeah, that may be the case so few people turned out to vote that the mistake didn't actually materially impact the results. >> we'll see. >> thanks. >>> now to the race for san francisco mayor. here are the results so far with 58% of precincts reported. london breed takes the breed with 36% followed by mark leno with 26%, and jane kim with 22%. kpix 5 joe vazquez is with the london breed campaign. where just moments ago, breed addressed the crowd. joe? >> reporter: she's here. i'll tell you she is not yet declaring victory, but this crowd is celebrating. the candidate walked in just moments ago. let me show you some video because it got pretty loud in here. a big celebration as london breed arrived here at the street. she thanked her campaign team. many of whom are family and friends and neighborhood activists. we've known hoeyhave wo

according to the county thely fas also asking for upwards of $75,000. >>> leon harris here desk where we are staying on top of today's breaking news. thebi director of the is defending his agency. christopher wray says nothing in bie report diminishes the integrity of thes a whole. the justice department beforet chose jamesomey broke protocol into handling investigations. it clears comey of political motivations. the report finds an fbi employee acted out of bias against president trump by prioritizing the russia investigation and not the e-mail investigation. wray admits mistakes were made but argued missteps by a few don't condemn all fbi employees. >> let's also be clear on the ope of this report. it's focussed on a specific set of events back in 2016, a small number of fbi e connected to those events. s >> wray s steps are being taken to help fbi employees makt judgment calls in the future. training from the top downill highlight the importance of objectivity and avoiding personal conflicts and appearance of any political bias. >>> enjoy it while you can. doug is keeping an eye on

. >>> california senator kamala harris met with migrant mothers today at a detention center in san diego countyen. these mothers have shared their personal stories. there are a story of a human rights abuse committed by the united states government. >> harris described the women separated from their children a despair. she says the trump administration is committing crimes against humanity. >>> california farmers are pushing for immigration reform to help fix a labor shortage. the california farm bureau says it wants it to see two things happen, federal legislation that would give farm workers a path to legal citizenship and guest worker program that would bring in skilled workers. >> the ag employees that work for farmers and ranchers in california are high-skilled. it's a technical job. you can't come to that -- to that specific crop and partake in the cultural practices without years of experience. so, you know, we have so much respect for them. that's why we continue to push and urge our members of congress to include a solution for them and their families. >> the california farm bureau say

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harry. they were greeted by hundreds as they attended a series of events in the english county of cheshire,her, as they watched a performance from a children's theatrical group. the us department ofjustice has described the former director of the fbi, james comey, as insubordinate — but not biased — in his handling of a probe into emails sent by hillary clinton from a private server. a report, on the fbi's actions before the 2016 presidential election, said mr comey had made an error ofjudgement in announcing, shortly before the election, that he was re—opening an investigation into mrs clinton's emails. here's our north america correspondent, nick bryant. hillary clinton believes the fbi's handling of the e—mail investigation cost her the presidency. donald trump believes the fbi failed to prosecute her because it was politically biased against him, and both believe that the former fbi directorjames comey — fired by trump, castigated by clinton — was out to get them. ..will be the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth, so help me god. the internaljustice department report says

i think the annapolis city cops, the county cops, and the county sheriff's department saved people's lives yesterday? without question. >> harris: those decisions have been walked out a little bit because we learned from a reporter atop the hour that they had just done and from the police as well that they had just done training on this very thing. is this something that we are staying within in our police departments more and more or is it just happenstance that this one did some training? >> i think more and more, police departments are training within the department in training with other police departments that are in the area that are going to be there to assist them. it's invaluable. there's nothing quite like training. we can talk about it, we can show films and all of that but to put police in actual situations and red cell exercises where they have to go out and do something that simulated like this, it's invaluable in every police department does it these days. >> harris: we learned from our military, right? they play like they practice. so that's why training is so dangerous in the middle terry because really want to

harry potter feoivals. >> let's g break now. as we do, live look there at37 . 270 up near clopper road, up in montgomeryer county, evhing is movingtty oothly so f at least in that area. fox5 morning back right aftert this. go anywhere. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> welcome back to fox5 morning. today is n monday. time right is 4:39. this is a live lookt route 50 just west ofeahe chesapeake bridr sandy point. traffic moving well but it is monday at 4:39, right. >>here's time. >> right. >> there's time for it to build. >> give it a minute. >> listen, we are back now and it time to check what is hot on the web on thisto monday. theries that you're engaging with the most ciis morning on so media. >> yeah, we told you a few nutes ago t current first lady melania trump haseighed in on the immigration debate invoing children are separated from their parents at the border well, now so too has former first lady laura bush. >> in an opinion piece published last night in the washinon post laura bush had harsh criticism for the trumpad nistration's zero s. bush wrote i live in a border state. i appreciate the need to enforce and protect our internationa

the old way in terms of but one of the interviewees found at harry also has a great way of looking at it. >> these diner in [inaudible] county right by [inaudible] and i walk in these and it's perfect diner with the chrome countertop and as soon as you walk in most people are greeted by the usual and everyone knows everybody and it's the cheers of diners. ed is sitting in the back and he has been a democrat just completely tied to the democratic party his entire life. he was a union steward began the union steward and worked his way up to be an arbitrator for the [inaudible] and powerful in the union and in that the vision he was the guy who always brought someone like he was a guy standing on the stage next to bill clinton or al gore or john kerry and he was so ingrained in the democratic party. he voted for bernie sanders in 2016 in the primary in pennsylvania. he found himself about midsummer taking a look at this race and saying i've got to go with trump because the democratic party -- they just are not there for the working people. he had been in charge of all the working people in his county. he'd seen the economic dev

county d.a. in 2009 and ran unopposed in 2010 and also 2014. she has been endorsed by governor brown and senator harris and both oakland and berkeley mayors. when i talked to her going into the election, she said, you bet, i'm nervous. >> i think the campaign has been interesting with the outside money changing the game quite a bit. but, you know, we had a strong, strong grassroots effort, you know, people in the community that have been so supportive, not just in raising for me money but also people being encouraging and introducing me to other people and the community really coming together to make sure that i stayed in this position. >> voters in san francisco have approved proposition e, which will ban the sale of flavored tobacco products including menthol cigarettes and flavored "vaping" liquids. r.j. reynolds put almost $12 million to fight it but it passed with about 68% of the vote. >>> if president trump plans to invite nba champs to the white house, they should think again. the president had disinvited the eagles after learning only around 10 members of the super bowl winning team plan to at

county served in the civil war. honoring troops awaed medals of honor sergeant james h harri private william h. from st. mary's county served in the war. >>> number one, patuxent riverd lo just outside the naval air station patuxent river this privately funded museum wille sure to wow you. the museum firpe od in 1978 andui now spans three bings. come see the history of naval aviationac through artif, books and even a flight line with 221 of a kind aircraft. ♪ >>> all right. one of the things here about lexington park in st. mary's county you can't talk aboutho ts areaut talking about their naval station poe toxin riverou joining n of now is thein comg officer captain thank you very much. >> hello sir. >> thanks f coming out. >> you look fantastic. >> you look very sharp. >> very white. >> tnk you. >> i'm under dressed. >> love it. >> tell us a little bit -- first of all, i assume that the naval air station is the largest if not one of the largest employers in this area? >> yes, it is. we have about 2000 folks on the three fence lines wewe have and re the largest- largest employer in st. mary's c

county d.a. in 2009 and ran unopposed in 2010 and also 2014. she's been endorsed by governor jerry brown and senator pamela harris and both oakland and oakley mayors. she said you bet i'm nervous. >> well, i think the campaign has been interesting with the outside money changing the game quite a bit. but you know we had a strong, strong grassroots effort, you know, people in the community that have been so supportive, not just in raising money, but also people being encouraging and introducing me to other people. the community really coming together to make sure we stay, that i stay in this position. >> and we will have continuing coverage of the elections on air and online at kpix.com. >>> for the second time in a week, a patient has been found dead at san francisco general hospital. kpix 5 betty yu on the new investigation tonight. betty? >> reporter: allen, officials have not yet identified this woman. we are waiting more details surrounding this death. tonight the san francisco police department is investigating the death of a patient. at zuckerberg's san francisco general hospital, it appears the woman was on an involuntary 72-hour hold in th

harris: interesting. i talked to mimi walters yesterday and she was talking out orange county. i made the comment it's more conservative. but you are saying the jungle primary wasn't enough to keep the democrats shut out. peter doocy, thank you very much. let's talk about the politics of the republicans beating democrats in the state of california. you don't often hear about that. republican congressman darrell issa of california. 16 candidates battled it out for the seat he is vacating now and it appears that the democrat and the republican will move to the general election. so start with that seat and then talk broadly about how you beat them in the state. it's good the see you, by the way. >> it's good to be on. in the seat i have been honored to hold for almost 18 years, diane harkey received almost a third of the vote. the highest ranking democrat got about 11%. republicans got the majority of the votes. while democrats got minority. i think that bodes well for the fall that in fact with amazing amount of millions of dollars sarah jacobs, the granddaughter of qualcomm foun

mary's county who served in noring two troops awarded medals of honor. sergeant james h. harrisam. bonds. over 600 u.s. color troops fm st. mary's count served in the war >>> number one, patuxen naval air museum and visitorca center ted outside of the naval air station poe sucks sin river this privately funded museum will be sure to wow you. museum first opened in 1978 and now spans three buildings. navalseal theistory o aviation through artifacts, books and even a night line with 221 of a kind aircraft. those are five must stops when you ome do you know lexington park in st. mary's county. now we want to tell you would you a big event that's taking place here right here in lancaster park tomorrow it is the 15th annual tuneeeth celebration joining us to talk about it michael brown who is the president o the unified committee foran afro americ contributions. good to see you. you.od to see >> 15 years and going strong. that's great. >> going strong. yes, we are. it's been d a pleasuroing this. growing every year. it's free to the community. everyb dy need to comeown and see this.

yesterday, abc news was at the alameda county superior court where the judge offered an agreement. to derrick almena and max harris. if they plead no contest to 36 counts of involuntary man slaughter, they could be sentenced to eight year in prison. that would mean less than three years served given other factors. both men need to accept the deal for it to work. almeda's attorney says his client is ready to move forward. >> my client has a conscious and is taking responsibility to alleviate the pain and suffering of everyone, the trauma that will be produced with by the trial. >> harris' attorneys have vowed not to accept a deal in the past, maintaining he is innocent. they did not say where they stand now. the next court date is next tuesday and the trial is set to start mid-july. >>> happening today, san francisco hopes to tackle gun violence by taking fireworks off the street. the police department is working with the group united playas to hold a gun buyback. they're offering $100 for handguns and $200 for assault weapons. guns will be accepted from now until noon, no questions asked. the drop-off will be at t

in the county of cheshire in north west england they inaugurated the bridge and attended a performance by schoolchildren from the town of witness megan married the queen's grandson prince harry in my. own exhibition celebrating mexican artist frida kahlo opens at london's victoria and albert museum on saturday frida kahlo making herself up will feature paintings photographs and some of the artists personal items including medication she took after suffering severe injuries in a bus accident and some of the corsets that were made specially for her. readers identity her parents. all wrapped in the landscape of a disability she lived her life in pain but she transcended. frida kahlo who died in. one hundred fifty four was one of the most important tartars of the twentieth century exhibition will runs on november the fourth. british actor you're mcgregor will play the lead in a sequel to stanley kubrick's legendary horror film the shining the one nine hundred eighty cult classic it's about a family that spends the winter in an empty hotel over the course of the film the father jack torrance played by jack nicholson begins to lose his sanity. in the sequel dr sleep ewan mcgregor

harris' attorney says the reason the plea deal was not announced at the end of the hearing was so the families of the victims can be told first before its announced tuesday afternoon. at the alameda countyn kerman, kron 4 news.147/std ( marty ) police are warning residents in santa clara about kidnapping scam calls. they say, suspects are calling people - and then trying to convince them that they need to pay a ransom... to save their child's life.. at times, the person being called even hears a child screaming in the background. police say, it is best to hang up the phone immediately.. and call police. ( marty ) on the peninsula... officers in san mateo county could soon start carrying narcan. the drug reverses the effects of an overdose caused by opioids... including synthetic fentanyl. the county's civil grand jury recommended that officers carry the drug. the san mateo county sheriff's office says its deputies have already undergone narcan training. ( marty )in national news... police are learning more about the assault on a maryland newsroom that killed five people. and the community is mourning the loss. police say the suspect, jarrod ramos killed five employees and left two other

. >> harris: fox news alert as what we have been watching as we start off your "outnumbered" is the sheriffs county and prosecutors coming up to the microphones outside the courthouse for the suspect in yesterday's vicious shooting that left five dead and many injured, no bond. that's aspect being held, no bond pending a court appearance and those were the prosecutors who were explaining the case that they have already laid out before the judge. they included some details that we now know with fresh confirmation. two entrances into that maryland newspaper where the shooter walked into yesterday. he barricaded one according to the prosecutors were just there talking with reporters. he then entered through the front door. that was the point that they made to the judge for holding him. without bond. the second was there was a victim who tried to escape through that back door, that victim was shot. those were some of the things that they laid out for the judge. the judge felt that was strong enough in addition to a lot of other information to hold him without bond. chris jacobs is life outside the cour

harris ran against congresswoman sanchez. so if you kindf atep back, i know we've been talking a lot about theistricts in orange county or southern california where a democrat may not be running. big picture, the state of califoia, republicans are in deep trouble. in very deep trouble. as one republican from there said totoday, they're not extinct but they're an endangered species. it is a remarkable thing to think. california is a huge state. and it also speaks to where the country is going. >> it's kindf country. >> it is. the fifth larnlest economy in the world. but it also speaks to where the the coasts and the middle.alk that has obviously been a trend we've seen for decades. but it is even more solidified or illustrated with the kind of election we're having. >> so considering what's happening, though, with this jungle primary, can you still consider this california as a bellwether to what could happen come november? >> no. >> it's a state that opposes a lot of trump's policies, right? he's got to be wching this closely. >> it's a liberal -- i think you would agree wit me. it's a very liberal state. the governor's race, you

harris began her term in the u.s. senate. >>> democrats will not have a supermajority in the state senate anymore. that's after voters in orange county recalled democrat josh newman for supporting the gas tax hike last year. that means senate democrats will not have a two-thirds x and fee increases. >>> this just in. a car slammed into the back of a fire truck in san jose. it happened just after 3:30 this morning near capitol expressway and tours road. in this video, you can see e front of the car is smashed in. san jose firefighters were working to put out a small brush fire nearby. there are reports that one person was hurt. >>> nine minutes after 5:00 now. facebook acknowledging that it shared user data with several foreign companies including one deemed a threat to national security! >> and lava is quickly spreading on hawaii's big island more than a month after the kilauea volcano's initial eruption. >> and a cooler cloudier day out there. how long we can expect that morning marine layer to last and what it's doing to our temperatures. >> and things are looking good heading through oakld fihat'going on and tch of how l rog ♪ ♪ l

counties. amelia draper and lauryn ricketts are back in ate couple mi with what's in store for tonight. >>> four things to know now. leon harris here. new technology helped police create a brand new sketch of the so-called d.c. hotel rapist.ay police this same man attacked at least nine women between 1998 and mostly housekeepers in area hotels. police have indicatedhat the suspect's dna they've identified it so they now can press charges if someone is ever arrested. >>> in less than an hour president trump heads to capitol hillo meet with house republicans to discuss the growing crisis on the u.s./mexico border. we'll keep you on top of that. >>> the governors of maryland and virginia have pulled their national guard troops away fm the southern border.in virgia and maryland governor arating policy of s children from their parents is unacceptable. voters ind.c. are goio the polls today casting ballots for more than justol piticians. one issue could change the way that you dine out in d.c. it's called initiative 77. voters have to decide whether or not to raise the minimum wager fo tipped workers. pat. >>> a maryland man is behi

harris wanted the trial pushed back to at least september. there minute's attorney opposes that postponement. today's hearing is set for 9:30 this morning in alameda county5:34. the war -- the lawyer for a dental emily who's done -- benjamin curry drowned last month in the high school swimming pool. there were rumors that he committed suicide. surveillance video from high school shows benjamin's death was an accident. attorney andrew shorts -- andrew schwartz says the parents were upset that the school did not publicly say their son's death was an accidental drowning. >> they let it sit out in the public for everybody to believe that this poor young man committed suicide when they knew certain facts contradicted that narrative. and they never changed it. >> reporter: the coroner's report says danville police reviewed surveillance video of the swimming pool. it shows him underwater as the rest of the swim last left the pool. he wasn't discovered until an hour later. the coroner did say there were traces of antidepressant -- antidepressant medicine. >>> police have arrested a transient suspected of trying to grab a teenage girl as she walked down the stree

county. and if they get shut out of the general election, there is no way they're going to be able to take the house. >> harris do you do? you have the same problem for republicans that you do for democrats. they're bifurcated. you get to democrats on a ticket and look what happened in pennsylvania. connor lam went slightly to the right, and it got complicated. you have that same problem if there are two republicans on the ticket in november? >> we do have two republicans on the ticket in california's 48th which is in orange county, but we also have a lot of democrats. what we are seeing right now is we have in some of these braces the republicans will come out first and then it's a race for second place. so iwe have two republicans come out on top, we will be happy because then we know the democrats will be phased out. >> harris: i want to get us in breaking news now. a senate majority leader mitch mcconnell has just said due to the historic obstruction by senate democrats of this president's nominees, i am quoting him from a statement and the goal of passing appropriations bills prior to the end of the fisca

harris accused her of not being transparent of how many children are actually separated from their parents and with the conditions under which they're detained. >> images are particularly painful for a humboldt county family who's been fighting to keep a loved one of their own in the united states. today a small victory as a mother of four was set free thanks to a court decision and the immense generosity of her friends. sam brock has more from san francisco. >> reporter: through the eyes of those closest to claudia, her mother, daughter, scissoristers cousin, the last few months have been nothing but sheer hell. >> they look at her as a criminal. but in reality, she's a human. she has a heart. she has that soft side. >> reporter: detained by i.c.e. back in november, she was a mother of four girls, an active member of her church and community, but the undocumented salvadorean mom date years ago and was convicted on driving on suspended license. >> she's been checking in for six years, and for whatever reason this last time they decided to keep her. >> we cannot stand to see family members separated from each other. >> reporter: dozens drove from six hours away to see if she might receive bond. when

county responsible in open court. >> it is going to be traumatic and dramatic for the families. this would ease closure in a more beneficent way. >> to meet any jail time is unacceptable. max harris is a nice young man and. he is not a criminal. it would be difficult for me to agree that she should go to any further incarceration. >> both sides nd then shot some of them when they arrived. one fifi report and an explosion when that man started shooting. long beach fire captain was killed. another firefighter and a civilian were wounded. investigators arrested thomas kim and is charged with murder, arson and attempted arson. investigators are looking for emotive. >>> and irvine man who was shot in front of his children while camping has ties to the bay area. the los angeles county sheriff's department identified him as 35-year-old tristan, a usc graduate who was preparing to move to the area for a job. he was killed at malibu state park inside a tent with his two daughters ages two and four. his children were not entered. detective said there had been other shootings near the location in the past. they have shut down the campground as a precaution. >> the first thing the cop said i

harris' attorney says the reason the plea deal was not announced at the end of the hearing was so the families of the victims can be told first before its announced tuesday afternoon. at the alameda county courthouse dan kerman, kron 4 news.147/std (ken) new strict marijuana guidelines go into effect this weekend... and many pot shops across the golden state are not too happy... starting july first...health offficials will begin screening marijuana for molds, microbials and other chemicals... however...nearly 150 pot businesses say retailers would have to destroy vast amounts of unsold cannabis...that won't meet the new standard. those pot shops believe the marijuana business could lose 400-million-dollars due to the strict rules. a letter was sent to governor jerry brown by cannabis officials...to change the deadline. (pam) although medicinal and recreational cannabis are legal in the state of california... not every city allows cannabis sales. that has been the case in the city of hayward ... until this week... and as kron four's philippe djegal reports ... the city council has now opened the door for growers .... and eventually cannabis sales. (philippe) by a vote of six to one... on

malia joins us to tell us about a peacock that has been ruffling a few feathers in a county durham village. but first to harry he saw in him a really significant talent. of course, many people regarded ray wilson as the best left—back england had ever had, and he played most of his time with huddersfield town. and that club itself was so desperately upset when they heard about his death a few weeks ago. and today, well, all i can say to you is that there has been a remarkable turnout of the surviving 1966 world cup heroes. both charlton brothers were there, jeff hurst was there, norman hunter, who did not play in the 66 final, but was part of the squad, was also there. and gordon banks, the greatest goalkeeper perhaps we had, paid a real tribute to ray wilson, who was not just paid a real tribute to ray wilson, who was notjust a great full—back, you was a great person, and that is what everybody wanted to say today. and particularly the people of west yorkshire, for whom he meant a lot? he did mean an awful lot, i was lucky enough to meet it when my broadcasting career started back in 1970. bradford city mana

harris are charged with 36 counts of manslaughter. >>> and you're watching ktvu fox 2 news at 6:30. >>> you may hear gunfire later tonight along highway 4 in contra costa county. not to worry, though, authorities are testing a new shotspotter system. henry lee reports. >>> reporter: officers already -- officers will be firing shots on highway 4 between antioch and pittsburg from 11 p.m. thursday to 4 a.m. friday. >> it's going to be live fire and blank ammunition for the different acoustics for the calibration of the shotspotter sensors. >> reporter: since 2015, 8 people have died along interstate 80 and highway 4 in mostly targeted car-to-car shootings. shotspotter which detects gunfire is part of a groundbreaking effort to put an end to the violence. >> this is actually applying it on the freeway for mile segments at a time so this is the first shotspotter installation, testing, on state freeways. >> reporter: shotspotter can pinpoint the source of gunfire and differentiate between weapons and fireworks. it will be used with movable cameras and license plate readers posted along the freeways. >> shotspotter actually moves the cameras in the direction of the