don't underestimate miss herman. >> like warden culliver, sergeant herman was known for being both toughand compassionate. >> have you been drinking any water? come and get a cup and start drinking some water for me, okay? sometimes when you're sick like that and you're not hydrated, it messes with your mind. >> when sergeant herman would walk into a unit, it was almost as if, you know, a sergeant in the army or something was walking into a barracks. people really, they understood that she was coming in, she meant business. >> attitudes in this pod cease from this moment going forward unless you want to be on 72-hour lock, that means no coming or going. canteen, visitation, phone calls will be shut down. you give my deputy a hard time? we going to run it military-style strict. >> after serving four years in the army, sergeant herman had a career as a media marketing executive. shortly after 9/11, she came to work for the hillsborough county sheriff's office in a quest to find more meaning in her life. >> know this. know it really good, okay? i do not play. >> she says she has found it wo

>> 680 at lake herman road in that area near the freeway.n get windy in that area. >> i have driven on that stretch many times and it is windy from the cordelia junction down to do benicia bridge , and that will not help the firefighters.>>> yesterday was one for the books. remember sunday, june 11, livermore had a high of 65 and yesterday they had a record- setting high of 106. last night we had thunderstorms and you could see them building off in the siera. this is a highly unusual pattern for this time of year and it is officially not even summer yet. in two days, that is the official start of summer solstice. wrapping around this area of high pressure we had thunderstorm activity and still hot inland for some. patchy fog making it for a few with that offshore north breeze yesterday in a slightly more westerly breeze today. still hot inland and i went to 100 but not as hot as yesterday. in vallejo the currently 64 condition showing clear. i will not argue with anybody after yesterday, 105 degrees, i believe it. mountain view 100, san jose

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it's near lake herman road. it's a fire, and the reported party said you could see it pretty clearly from the freeway. fire department says they will not have to block a lane of traffic there to get to it, so that's better news. just caution if you're driving northbound on 680 past the benicia bridge. we'll come back and check on this and more in just a few minutes. >> thank you, sue. panic in portugal. the incredible effort under way to save lives in what's being called one of the worst disasters that country has seen in decades. >> the shocking arrest out of humboldt county. a mom caught performing an a mom caught performing an exorcism on her own ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> we're back at 5:13. developing 92s in portugal where more re-enforcements will join in on the fight to contain this fire. this fire is burning about 95 miles northeast of lisbon, the capital. the death toll stands at 62 this morning. search crews expect to find more victims. many people trying to escape the flames died while they were trapped in their cars

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this is near 680 at lake herman road. is near the boundary of benicia and unincorporated sono county. we take a look at the -- solano county. we take a look at the traffic, getting through okay on i-80 westbound. it is slow driving south past the fire and it is on the east side of the freeway. the traffic is getting a little bit slow and generally we don't have a slow down but i'm guessing that is because of the fire. taking a look at the commuted the bay bridge toll plaza, it is backed up. metering lights are on and the traffic is backed up to the maze. >>> a triple homicide in modesto is under investigation right now. a woman in her two young sons were killed over the weekend and the police responded to the assault saturday night and found the bodies of the 30-year- old woman and her nine-year-old and four-year-old sons. they found the husband of the woman on the lawn with self- inflicted injuries and he was taken to the hospital. the police are not saying whether he is a suspect in the killing but they said they're not

the delta breeze is in full force which is not good news for firefighting off of the lake herman road. 60s, 70s, 80s and 90s. i am adjusting to temperatures as i go. >> between benicia and cordelia, i'm sure they are getting in on the mix gusting up to 29. >>> let's go to these pictures of the fire near benicia and interstate 680 freeway at lake herman road . you can see the smoke blowing away from the area , and the fire crews continue to fight this fire that started just before 4:00 this morning east of interstate 680 near lake herman road. it was reported as a grass fire but there's also would -- wood debris, and it is causing a little bit of slow traffic on interstate 680 nearby. the fire does not appear to be growing much farther than it did when we first saw it. it is still burning obviously and the piles of wood standing up that smoke. we have slow traffic due to an earlier stalled vehicle on the bay bridge that was pushed off of the bridge but the damage is done. look at this coming around the corner with traffic backed up at the bay bridge and it is pretty slow. if the bay br

herman road on 680.lf plenty of time. it doesn't like like that fire is going to be put out anytime soon. a long line of traffic for those on 680 southbound. elsewhere, we have some better news. we had an earlier sig alert blocking a couple lanes in the bela area on westbound four. that has been cleared, but traffic is solid back to somersville and on into antioch, and still this problem northbound 101 pass the embarcadero. very slow traffic headed up the peninsula northbound. thank you. >> we're back in 90 seconds with the seven things we think you need to know. >> first our instagram photo of the day. you can see a lot of great photos like this one, big blue sky there. share you photos and video with the #abc7now. >> windy conditions and temperatures continue to rise this morning. both things not in the favor of firefighters trying to put out this fire in benicia. this fire in benicia. as you can see, ver when you eat a subway® this fire in benicia. as you can see, ver $6 footlong sub of the day. it's

and this is in benicia near 680 and lake herman road. and it's not impacting any lanes on 680 and definitely seeing delays for drivers heading southbound from 80 on to the benicia bridge. we're seeing a lot of yellow and red. expect delays in and throughout the area. and equivalent yourself extra time. that's a check of the traffic. and back to you, kenny. >>> in yosemite. winter snow and the southern heat wave are spilling rushing water in the merced river. it's expected to reach flood stage. water levees are on the rise. sometime today, the upper merced river is set to peak. and roberta is tracking the heat wave in the bay area. thunderstorms breeze through and nicked our east bay and north bay between midnight and 2:00. you can see the blowup right there across the high sierra. and we did have a few raindrops in the overnight hours but nothing to cool us down. we have some of the clouds. isn't that beautiful. looking out from the kpix studios to the estuary of oakland and alameda. these are all record high temperatures. we had 10 repo

a hot spot sb 680 at lake herman. grasfire slowing down traffic. scene. . bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. ( mark ) a coroner's report says sleep apnea may have contributed to actress carrie fisher's death. the exact cause of death has been ruled undetermined but medical examiners say heart disease and drug use were also factors in her death. the report indicates that she had taken multiple drugs prior to her passing. fisher suffered a heart attack on a flight from london in december 20-16 and died several days later. she was 60-years old. ( darya ) community concerns are growing after a three-year-old girl died following a dental procedure in stockton.( mark ) we first told you about this story last week on the kron 4 morning news. now we are hearing form the girl's family. kay recede has the the story. while loved ones demand justice for 3-year-old daleyza hernandez outside the children's dental surgery center here in stockton, her mother sits in a van.nats: "mi chiquita"

joining us now, herman cain. herman, schmuck, thug, goon, mauling, unbalanced, unfit mentally.olitical, run to the core. just a small sampling of the emotional unhinged coverage. but there's a certain viciousness to this. i want to get your thoughts. >> she might be nervous but i am not. like you and many of your people, i am not nervous. i like the accomplishments that this president and his administration -- that they are making, despite this vitriol coming from people like joe in mika. they literally think people are believing there poisonous vitriol. they have taken trump derangement syndrome to a whole new level, sean. that is sad. because they are assuming the american people look stupid. >> sean: when we come back, we need your help with a very important question of the day and yes, the "hannity" hotline is back. straight ahead. >> sean: time for tonight question of the day. james james comey's opening sta. what did you think? angry, bitter about being fired. no obstruction of justice. we want to hear from you. facebook.com/seanhannity, @seanhannity on twitter. hit me wi

herman: and he says that at a time when the nation really is in a state of fear. it is the low point of the great depression. people are frightened. i think he is trying to steel the nerves of the nation with that line. the interesting thing is that there is a lot of speculation about where it came from. we have on display here the first pages from several drafts of the speech. the first is in roosevelt's handwriting, and it was written in late february 1933. the first draft, you don't see the line about fear itself. it does appear on page one of the final draft, which was put together on march 1, 1933. that is the first time we see it in the speech. there has been a lot written and discussed about where this line comes from. we know that fdr's chief political advisor, louis howe, is the person that put the line into the speech. but we don't really know for sure where he got that line from. there are all sorts of theories. i think the most plausible one is that henry david thoreau, a century earlier, had once written "nothing is so much to be feared as fear." that

talking about off down into lake herman road.t fire pete suratos reports out of solano county just outside of benicia. the fire department dealing with that. the bridge is okay but you may want to head over to the bridge. show you the travel times dover to the bay bridge. the freeway got hit hard with the top number. show the reason why that travel time is so high through that one section of the east bay. >> we are definitely looking forward to the next week, temperatures in the 90s. >> it is it is going to be hot. let's look at saturday's forecast looking forward to 70s on saturday and while the inland valleys will still be in the low 90s as we mentioned not really much relief after such a hot week. inland valleys and the bay at 81 degrees. we are seeing snow over the mountains as we get a live look outside at squaw valley. look at these temperatures even heading into the weekend it's going to be in the low 80s. that doesn't help us out very much and the santa cruz coastline nice and cold. low 70s to mid to upper in time for the

tis back at the limit on sb 680 at lake herman.then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( mark ) we continue to follow breaking news this morning... at least one person is dead and 8 others injured after a van plows though a crowd outside of a mosque in london.( darya ) and now police say they are investigating it as a terrorist attack. rylee carlson has the latest. evening worship turned to terror ... as a van plowed into people leaving a mosque in north london.it happened early monday morning - just after midnight local time at the finsbury park mosque -- after ramadan prayers had concluded.one witness described the scene:toufik kacimi/ceo, muslim welfare house: "the guy after doing what he did was shouting 'i did my bit' and 'you deserve it' and stuff like this. thanks for our imam...who went quickly and grabbed the guy. the people there was trying to hit and kick the guy, but he saved him, kept him safe until the police arrived."london metropolitan police said a 48- year-old male suspect was arrested at the scene.video and pictures pro

. >> amy herman's son, jacob had leukemia. >> seems odd we are having to fight for clean water after we have fought for our children's lives. >> reporter: there are currently no federal drinking water standards for genx. under epa rules, dupont and the release of genx into the water may have been perfectly legal. that's because the it is a byproduct of another substance. >> there is a loophole that needs to be looked at. by congress to make certain that we have safe, good drinking water. in this country. >> state inspectors are now testing the current levels of genx in wilmington's water and the epa is also investigating. >> we as citizens of this nation, need to know what those chemicals are. so at least we can make decisions for our own families as to whether we should drink water or not. >> it will no longer release the byproduct of genx into the cape fear river. and they believe that, product has the not had an impact on the safety of drinking water in wilmington. anthony, today the north carolina department of health said it will take a look at cancer rates, specifically, in thi

sergeant sarah herman will determine when he is calm enough to be released back to his cell. >> if its calm across the board for 30 minutes, i always go in to have a talk with them to bring it back to this is why you're here. this is why you've been placed in the chair. do you understand this is not the way to get things done here in the jail. when we talked last time, you said i was going to be doing this all day. >> i don't do this. i was upset. >> how do i even know your character when you got here yesterday? >> i'm a man of my word. >> okay, you're saying that. i do not play. when you decide that you want to be disruptive, consequences are to follow. okay? zero tolerance for negative behavior. >> absolutely. >> you can't destroy things or bang on the windows because it's going to hurt you. to prevent you in the long run from doing that, it is going to hurt you, that's why we use the chair. if they are compliant and going in agreeance with what i'm saying, absolutely they'll come out. but again it depends on their demeanor. you're a man. >> exactly. >> you're grown. >> exactly. >>

i want to bring in herman cain into this. when people keep repeating lies, it does bug me because i'm not taking sides on this issue. we better get the numbers right on this issue. the progress made on this issue that has nothing to do with this accord. all the ceos say that's it, i can't help this president anymore on other issues because he abandoned the commitments of the environments. what do you think? >> i'm happy to see the greedy little capitalist has a comedic side. your opening had me in stitches. >> it's incredible. >> this is incredible. the numbers that trace shared in his segment and the real facts suggest this sky is not falling. secondly, i don't know whether musk and eiger are what you call true environmentalists, believe this is a crisis or not. i believe it's an issue, not a crisis. you have people hiding behind the lie that it's a crisis. all the numbers say it's not. $3 billion, $300 billion is not worth 0.2% celsius control of the climate. it makes no good business sense. >> neil: you're talking about th

the massive pile of mulch started burning near the lake herman exit. firefighters from surrounding communities descended on the scene. crews used bulldozers and worked to contain the blaze which likely started due to spontaneous combustion. >> the mulch and compost sitting through in the heat. >> a mulch fire two years ago was in the same location and it took eight hours to put it out. >> it could take five or six hours. and we have to make sure it's cold to the touch so we don't get a rekindle and have to come back later tonight. >> reporter: fire crews are concerned about the wind and the embers flying over the street into the marsh, sparking fires there. >> it starts over there, we'll put guys on it. but the goal is to keep it out of the marsh. >> reporter: fire crews stomped out hot spots. in cordelia, jessica flores, kpix 5 news. >>> roberta gonzales has a look at what they're facing. >> reporter: the air temperatures are near 90 degrees and the forecast looks pretty hot. the temperature today near 100 and the winds out of the west at 15. and bree

dro the economy to domestic, that fits into the story and what is going on with oil and demand ha herman wang has joined us. for me, it almost doesn't matter in the short-term about how amazing the compliance had been from opec and non-opec, it's about the buyers and the speculators as well. just run through what you think the buyers are doing, whether there is strong behademand or n for product. >> opec almost painted themselveses into a corner with this compliance. opec comes out every week with compliance figures, the market yawns. inventory data is not falling down, prices plunge. we've seen that the last couple of days. the u.s. has seen two weeks of stock builds that the market was not expecting. it's gone against the narrative where opec is saying stocks are coming down, you see the monthly reports. oecd stocks are coming down. but some of the data, the u.s. is the most transparent data market -- >> so they're upset with the stocks they don't like them being that high but the demand picture according to just about everyone said by the end of the quarter of next year -- i think nex

plan on eating outside at justin herman plaza.you will have the peeks of sunshine before the clearing. only partial clearing today at daly city at best. we fill back in but notice not as widespread tomorrow morning just about at this time. earlier burnoff on friday all the way through the weekend, as well. so let's play it out like this today. for the big travel day getaway day, state capital, 94. typical monterey bay back through pebble beach into carmel in the mid-60s. we have 86 in yosemite. 100 fresno. 78 in tahoe. bested by 80 tomorrow. gorgeous. i hear that tahoe is the number one destination for californians over the holiday. boy, pristine conditions. today, cloudy at the coast. partial clearing pacifica. mid-60s. 60s, 70s and sunshine around the bay today. refreshing across the peninsula. mid-70s. through the 80s and now 92 degrees our outside number in discovery bay. then a gentle warmup each day seasonal by the holiday on tuesday. alameda county fair 88 degrees at the midway and your 4th of july forecast does call for cl

now we are tracking a hot spot, a fire burning that's closed one lane on northbound 680 near lake herman road. if you've crossed the benicia bridge that's where you'll see the closures. speeds are in the green and no major closures to tell you about. 880 looking good in both directions but starting to get a little crowded. still no accidents or delays. no metering lights at the bay bridge. that's a check of your traffic. >>> right now extra law enforcement officers are patrolling the streets of london following a suspected terror attack that targeted muslims heading home from evening prayers. >> reporter: dozens of police crowded the area where a van ran into several people monday morning. the victims had just left a mosque. >> then the van do like this, you know, boom. >> bumped into them. >> and one is maybe going to be die. >> reporter: witnesses say the van stopped when it ran into a car and three men jumped out. >> one guy -- people stop him. and he tried to run. and people want to beat him but -- >> reporter: with the threat level at severe, an attack is highly likely. three men dr

if you are ryan sim herman you have to represent your alma mater virginia if you are attending johnny holiday's golf tournament at the university of maryland's golf course. the nats slugger proudly wearing the u.v.a. gear among a see of terps fans. finally raiders quarterback derek carr is the nfl's first $25 million per year man. he inked a new deal today. which has redskins fans wondering how that will affect kirk cousins's negotiations. remember the deadline is july 17. jonathan: i will better quarterback on every team one a contract -- erin: and the agents. show me the money! jonathan: all right. michelle: tonight everything changes for those young men. jonathan: no question. michelle: nice. doug? doug: we have the story at 11:00. brian van de graaff is in for steve. he will track morning rain and the weekend weather, too. michelle: all right. "world news tonight" with david muir coming up next. jonathan: thank you for watching. see you back here at for years, fios has been promising fast internet to small businesses. but for many businesses, it's out of reach. why promise somethi

it broke out around 4:30 this morning off i-680 near lake herman road.turns home to alameda in a few hours after seizing more than 17,000 pounds of cocaine. the crew has made multiple busts in the last two months. >>> people flock to the beach for relief from the dangerously high touches. if they rise above the mid-90s, cooling centers are expected to open. >>> good morning. time now is 8:57 and we continue to track delays on all the bay area bridges. the richmond, san rafael bridge, the backup is building as you approach the toll plaza. it's a 13-minute ride from the richmond parkway to the toll plaza. and on the east shore freeway. 21-minutes from the carquinez bridge to the maze. and a 42-minute ride from the maze to downtown san francisco. we continue to see slowdowns on northbound 880 and our travel times are still in the green. that's a check of the traffic. now over to roberta on the forecast. >>> sure would be nice to be at the coast. it's socked in with areas of fog. and coastal areas will be in the mid-60s. triple-digits away from the bay. it's

you can see the quote here is them ride through green dark, that was written by herman melville, and it was about a union cavalry patrol that went into mosby's confederacy. written by herman melville, was essentially a true account of the union patrol and throughout that at the column, there is this feeling of mosby and his men lurking off just on the flanks up on that ridgeline in the shadow. that was a feeling the union cavalry had when they would go through heading west from fairfax county when they would go through all the gap and plunge into lowden county, but they knew they have now gotten into oz. it was a nervous thing for them, the rangers would be up on the ridgelines watching them and mosby, it was truly in many ways mosby's confederacy, and again, he was never truly challenged except on two occasions for ownership. he was the only unit northern or southern, that stayed in that area for any great extent of time. another tool that he brought to the table and he used was a partisan ranger act. when this is distilled down to its very basics, it says that partisan ranger units

. >> reporter: amy herman's son jacob had leukemia. >> it just seems odd that we're having to fight for clean water after we've fought for our children's lives. >> reporter: there are currently no federal drinking water standards for genx. and under e.p.a. rules, dupont and chemours' release-of-genx into the water may be perfectly legal, that's because it's a by- product of another substance. >> there is a loophole that needs to be looked at by congress to make certain that we have safe, good drinking water in this country. >> reporter: state inspectors are now testing the current levels of genx in wilmington's water and the e.p.a. is also investigating. >> we as citizens of this nation need to know what those chemicals are, so at least we can make decisions for our own families as to whether we should drink the water or not. >> reporter: chemours says it will no longer release the by- product of genx into the cape fear river, and they believe that product has not had an impact on the safety of drinking water in wilmington. anthony, today the north carolina department of health said it

i forgot about the dance, the peewee herman dance. we'll get into that. i am sure they probably had a shout or two. >> they're probably doing a lot of dancing. >>> we're going to start in the gulf coast and tropical storm cindy battering more than a half-dozen states. >> the effects extend far inland. >> this is a waterspout in pensacola, florida. it's a whirling column of air and water mist that moved across the water, just offshore. forecasters also warn isolated tornados are possible. >> and there's already some flooding in areas. many roads are closed. lakes and streams are overflowing. houston officials say everyone in that city needs to be prepared for flooding. >> reporter: high surf, floodwater, heavy wind and drenching rain already hammering coastal areas across five states. the governors of louisiana and alabama each declaring a state of emergency. the area also under a tornado threat. the leading edge of the storm filled with funnel clouds. families watching water spouts come ashore in mississippi. more than half a foot of rain drenching the st

. ♪ herman.ny" is next. ♪ friend's ride ♪ >> you are going to have it in your head all day long. you are welcome for that ear worm. "the skinny" time. and time to feel a little old. can you believe 18 years since tlc dropped the hammer on the cheap two-timing losers out there. >> ha-ha. >> two times,why limit me. >> like you, we assume the no scrubs policy still holds. but some busters are apparently looking for a pass. we won't name, names. tlc not having it. >> hoping to start a fun debate. does anyone know if tlc has relaxed its policy on scrubs? >> funny responses. all of a sudden look who swoops in with a definitive, hell no. tlc themselves, baby. >> we are not sure if it was tboz or chili manning the twitter account. who ever it was full of shade. they went looking for their next trolling victim. actor zach to anybody. former star of scrubs. so braf saw renewed proclamation and tweeted so pissed. >> and tlc, responded, zach bratt is a guy who thinks he is fine. >> if they go after zach, the

again, the area is 680 near lake herman road and it is east of the freeway. it has been causing some slow traffic. we are have more on this fire at 7:30. >> 7:03. let's go back to desk. >> all right. steve just told us all, it is going to be a really hot day today, and in fact, it can be dangerous too. >> and people can just turn on the air conditioners. that's not an option for everyone. we will go live to a cooling station in san jose where people can come to try to beat the heat. >> we're here at the community station. this a cooling station here in san jose the one opening at 6:00 this morning. people are already inside at the pretty good indication of how some people are anticipating the temperatures are going again today, the high temperatures pushed the grid to the limits yesterday, and knocking out power no more than 8,000 customers around the bay area, at last check, pg&e report that 1800 were without pow thermion 1500 of those here in san show save another day of high temperatures on tap. we caught up with a senior deputy fire marshall for santa cla

nick walks chris herman. you had one job to do, kid.o anything in the world but don't walk that guy and did he it. that brought a runner. bases loaded once again in the third. he let's up a single now there's a play at the plate. but andrew fumbles it doesn't hold on. that's another run that comes in and he had an awful outing. two an two-thirds. seven hits. five walks. giving up six earned runs. the phils are currently down six-one in the seventh. terrible once again, and congrats to former flyer mark recchi he'll be inducted into the hockey hall of fame as part of the 2017 class. he played over 600 games with the flyers. he's a seven-time all star and he's a 12 all time in scoring in the nhl. something i didn't know. great player, well deserved. congrats once again and in the nba award time. joelle embiid and dario saric up for the rookie of the year. joel embiid is the best player by far but no way he should win this thing. only playing 31 games in the season. clearly the voters agree with me look how the rookie team was voted upon.

chris herman takes it deep. deep end of the pool right there. a little splash.ies fans out there hanging out. they fish out the ball. and they throw it back. best throw of the day by the phillies. phillies lose 6-1. on pace for 110 losses. >>> herrera has been fined by phillies manager pete mccann none, according to jim saulsbury. he got caught stealing second base saturday night. a close game. apparently mccann none put on a red light not to steal. he reportedly tried anyway. >>> phillies minor leaguer making a debut for the lehigh valley iron pegs. wow. showing the phillies why they promoted him to aaa. the play of the night. wow. congrats to former flyer mark wrecke gets the call to the hall. elected into the hockey hall of fame today. mark ranks eighth all-time on the flyers scoring list. most points in a season in flyers history. the only other flyer the greatest ever bobby clark. ♪ it's not carbonation. those bubbles are celebrating. ♪ right now, get $1 any size soft drink. only at mcdonald's. ♪ ...where each drop was formulated to be smarter.... ...even s

fox's bob barnard went to the memorial on the natiol >>reporter: silver springs herman sky chik, he's 93 years old. sky chik landed on utah beach on the first wave on d day. once the fighting started, then it was just gung ho, one fight after another. we were lucky. >> i asked mr. sky chik what he remembers of that day, d day nearly three-quarters of a century ago. he was just 20 years old that day. what thoughts today still come back to you. >> all of them. corneal arnold gabriel is conduct the d day memorial band. he's 92 now, a combat machine gunner, gabe real landed on the beach at norm did i with the 93 division. i had a lieutenant one time who told when i used sto look back, he would say sergeant it's okay to look back, just don't stare. >> the keynote speaker at this ceremony, lieutenant general gary cheek director of the u.s. army staff. general cheek says watch this opening scene from the movie saving private ryan and you'll get a sense of what the heros from d day experienced. these great veterans, they lived it and they went through it. it is amazing, the courage and commit

chris herman takes him to deep right center. check out where this one lands. in a pool. splash. down one-zip. now three-nothing in the third inning bases loaded for daniel. that brings in two. he records three rbi's in the afternoon. five-nothing d-backs. pivetta doesn't make it out of the third. phillies bats doolittle. that's odubel herrera. phillies trail six-one in the seventh inning. >>> sixers. both joel embiid and dario saric named to the all rookie first team. there's the first teammates to share that honor since 2008. they're both finalists for the rookie of the year award. saric averaged three points and six rebounds per game. at one point he scored in double figures in 22 straight games. embiid averaged 20-points eight rebounds and three blocks. embiid only appeared in 31 games which makes -- takes away from his chances. last month embiid stated his case. >> i think i should win. rookie of the year is about being the best rookie. no disrespect to the other guys but at the same time i don't -- i don't really care. i say whoever gets it, i'm going to be happy for. >> th

it is in our dna, it is in the national jerry herman song will live forever. it is optimism, it's democracy, it is color, it is love of life. it's hilarity, this is a classic, come and see it, it is absolutely-- it is not just me, the whole thing is utterly-- this thing has the ability to lift your spirit in these terrible, terrible times. come and see it. and lastly, i want to dedicate this, i want to saluted the people who actually came before me, the brilliant, brilliant carol channing who made my life, who was a gift to me, the extraordinary pearl bailey and all the hundreds of women that came after me who lit the way, i thank you from the bottom of my heart. thank you all. cheering plaws. (cheers and applause) >> consideration provided by the promotional consideration provided by grant thornton, the official accounting partner of the 2017 tony awards. ready for fresh thinking? welcome to status go. welcome to grant thornton. dad, where's the car? thought we'd walk. he's counting steps. walk, move and earn money... goal! dad... hey, we wanna welcome everyo

the massive file of mulch started burning at the compost plant 680 near lake herman road exit. firefighters from surrounding communities, including bunesia, vallejo, and fairfield desened to help the cor delia fire department. crews using bulldozers to take apart the mulch and dumping thousands of gallons of water on the stump mile worked to contain the blaze, which leakly started due to spontaneous combustion. >> the mulch and compost sitting in the heat, starting to decompose is putting off heat along with the hot temperatures and stait started off. >> reporter: this, the same location as the mulch fire two years ago, back then it took firefighters 8 hours to put it out. >> it could take 5-6 hours working a stump pile to put it out and the thing is we have to make sure it is completely out, cold to the touch so we don't get a rekindle and come back out. >> reporter: jessica flores, kpix 5. >>> hundreds of people have been told to pack up and move out of their apartments, even though they have done nothing wrong. the owner of the sunny hills apartments in millipedeess wants th

herman conference center near scotts valley. norovirus causes diarrhea and vomiting and easily spread. campers and staff were sent home on wednesday. >>> park rangers in the yosemite say they are not sure when the pass will reopen after record-breaking winter snow pack. the road is a popular route through the yosemite and down the eastern slopes. the pass closed last november after being blocked by snow. park managers say snow melt is now flooding parts of the roads and that's making it too hazardous to drive. repairs are still made into power, water, and sewer systems. according to the yosemite park website, the latest the road has ever reopened was june 30th. that was back in 1995. >>> it is just amazing we're talking about all the snow pack and it's summertime. still lots of snow piled up for the sierra. we are melting all of that for the big snow pass and their warming temperatures over the past week. but take a look at the memories in talking about their excessive heat warnings and their heat advisories with a long stretch

futurecast so you can plan your day accordingly here's lunchtime in the bay area, around justin herman plaza for lunch plans overcast skies then a bit of a break before the clouds push back onshore in the overnight hours. here's the scene tomorrow morning at this time very similar to today. then the clouds retreat and the sun will shine a little more sunshine each day towards the immediate seashore. 86 state capital today. 70s in the high sierra. right now it's 44 degrees. 65 in monterey bay and 94 in the redding area. official sun-up at 5:49. the sun goes down 8:35. the winds increase towards subset. temperatures 60s at the shore, 60s at the bay. these temperatures are slightly below average. we should be at 67 degrees in san francisco. 70s refreshing around the peninsula with that bit of a brisk wind. high 70s low 80s around the santa clara valley. 83 in santa rosa. inland upper 30s. thursday increasing temperatures. when you look at 93 and 94, that's our outside number cloverdale to the north and 80s by monday and on the 4th of july, pretty seasonal conditions. we have afternoon bas

and brian herman had the lead heading into the day, was down a shot, but hits the long birdie putt onrd hole. co-leader with brooks koepka at 13 und we are now. koepka would regain the lead on 8 by knocking in the long birdie putt of his own. 14 under par. hideki matsuyama putting on the pressure. shoots a 6-under 66. he was the clubhouse leader at 12 under par, but that's when koepka put his foot on the gas. his third on the par 5 14th. just another day at the beach. sets up an easy birdie. gives him a two-shot lead at 14 under par. then he hits the birdie putt on 15 and gets three in a row on 16. great read. and yeah, perfect speed. 16 under par and a four-shot lead. he shoots a final-round 67. capped off by a par on 18. ties the u.s. open scoring record at 16 under par. it's a four-stroke victory and his first major championship. >> what i've done this week is amazing to even be in the same category and win those tournaments as some of the guys that are on this trophy is unbelievable. i got to see a lot last year with dustin. and it's just really truly special. >> despite having th

and they got off to a rocky start, and first batter of the game chris herman takes nick paveta in theeepened lake literally in the pool. but there are a bunch of phillies fans out there and naturally they get the ball and say you know what, get out of here. you know what, you cannot take us anywhere. you just can't. second inning paveta struggles continues, bases load a walk, three to nothing d backs. he lasted two abe 23rd, six runs, seven hits. fightins trailing six-one in the seventh. get out of here. >>> they go bat it in practice using colorful land wage fcc will not loud me to compete. joel embiid said dario saric can't guard them. both rook writes named nba all rookie first team. tonight we will find out who the rookie of the year is, joe joe finally played after missing his first two seasons, averaging 20 points in 31 games. dario czarrish averaged 12 points per game while playing, nearly the entire season. both will compete with milwaukee's malcolm brogden for top spot. >>> congratulations to inform flyers mark recollect hoy has been induct in the hockey hall of fame. he play

north bay non-profit animal rescue groups fly and lay down white kites along columbus parkway at lake hermanmbolizing each lost soul. monica stevens/co-founder, jarr- "the fact that a box cutter was left with the animals, there's no doubt that the animals were severely tortured and brutally murdered." during the serivce... monica stevens announcing the reward being offered for information that could help solve this case... has been increased from ten to 15-thousand dollars. stevens is the co-founder of jameson animal rescue ranch in the napa valley. her group in tandem with the center for animal rescue and education in solano county... and, norcal bully breed rescue are putting up the money.monica stevens/co-founder, jarr- "we're hoping that, two-fold, one that we can bring the person to justice, but also that we keep them away from further harming any other animals and certainly not harming any humans." as emilie kuhlman (cool-men) sprinkles lavender over what's left of the animals... it pains her to think of the dogs' last moments.emilie kuhlman/volunteer, jarr- "i, i can't. i mean, it, it

and brian herman had the lead heading into the day, was down a shot, but hits the long birdie putt on the par 4 3rd hole. co-leader with brooks koepka at 13 und we are now. koepka would regain the lead on 8 by knocking in the long birdie putt of his own. 14 under par. hideki matsuyama putting on the pressure. shoots a 6-under 66. he was the clubhouse leader at 12 under par, but that's when koepka put his foot on the gas. his third on the par 5 14th. just another day at the beach. sets up an easy birdie. gives him a two-shot lead at 14 under par. then he hits the birdie putt on 15 and gets three in a row on 16. great read. and yeah, perfect speed. 16 under par and a four-shot lead. he shoots a final-round 67. capped off by a par on 18. ties the u.s. open scoring record at 16 under par. it's a four-stroke victory and his first major championship. >> what i've done this week is amazing to even be in the same category and win those tournaments as some of the guys that are on this trophy is unbelievable. i got to see a lot last year with dustin. and it's just really truly special. >> despi

it is in our dna, it is in the national jerry herman song will live forever. it is optimism, it's democracy, it is color, it is love of life. it's hilarity, this is a classic, come and see it, it is absolutely-- it is not just me, the whole thing is utterly-- this thing has the ability to lift your spirit in these terrible, terrible times. come and see it. and lastly, i want to dedicate this, i want to saluted the people who actually came before me, the brilliant, brilliant carol channing who made my life, who was a gift to me, the extraordinary pearl bailey and all the hundreds ofen came after me who lit the way, i thank you from the bottom of my heart. thank you all. cheering plaws. (cheers and applause) >> consideration provided by the promotional consideration provided by grant thornton, the official accounting partner of the 2017 tony awards. ready for fresh thinking? welcome to status go. welcome to grant thornton. dad, where's the car? thought we'd walk. he's counting steps. walk, move and earn money... goal! dad... hey, we wanna welcome everyone to the

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