and it's a ball and a strike to aaron hicks. >> tom: hicks is the guy you do want to turn around andhe left side. worley, not a lot of velocity, the deception. sinker, slider guy. 10 feet of layup, with velocity tells you, ball gets on top of hitters. >> matt: into the corner, past davis. a two-out extra-base hit for aaron hicks. >> tom: that mullahs scorched. the breaking ball hung the middle of the plate. no chance for davis. huge run up there at second base for new york. >> matt: so now, alex rodriguez who is a couple of singles, two strikeouts and a run scored on his line tonight. for vance worley, whatever the reason, he is retired only seven of the 131st abettors that he's faced this year. he loses his first better here to an extra-base hit. >> tom: showing me two seamer in, it should be sliders away. the book on alex with those two seamer's, ride it in on his hands. make sure you get all the way in, he's been a much better hitter of the fastball this year than the breaking ball. >> matt: the yankees had more success with runners on base, runners in scoring position more specif

and it's a ball and a strike to aaron hicks. >> tom: hicks is the guy you do want to turn around andhe left side. worley, not a lot of velocity, the deception. sinker, slider guy. 10 feet of layup, with velocity tells you, ball gets on top of hitters. >> matt: into the corner, past davis. a two-out extra-base hit for aaron hicks. >> tom: that mullahs scorched. the breaking ball hung the middle of the plate. no chance for davis. huge run up there at second base for new york. >> matt: so now, alex rodriguez who is a couple of singles, two strikeouts and a run scored on his line tonight. for vance worley, whatever the reason, he is retired only seven of the 131st abettors that he's faced this year. he loses his first better here to an extra-base hit. >> tom: showing me two seamer in, it should be sliders away. the book on alex with those two seamer's, ride it in on his hands. make sure you get all the way in, he's been a much better hitter of the fastball this year than the breaking ball. >> matt: the yankees had more success with runners on base, runners in scoring position more specif

that's kim kardashian on the cover but i think hope hicks is the story. want to talk about "the washington post" press ban she is the one i e mailed and trump called back an hour and a half later. i was surprised he had time to talk with me about this and you were able to interview him about the press secretary. >> hope hicks is press shy which is interesting for a press secretary, a very interesting quality and i was able to interview donald trump while hope hicks sat next to me and said nothing and donald trump sort of talked about her and her fate, you know, with her right there, not saying anything. it was very strange but in some ways i think the story of hope hicks and how she almost accidentally got to the center of the trump campaign neatly captures what is so unorthodox about the trump campaign. trump in some ways seems to have ended up here by accident himself. he didn't think he would make it this far. i think her story is instructive when you're trying to understand him hen ace campaign. >> what's it like to be donald trump's spokesperson? wha

thank you director hicks . >> you are welcome. other hiring is in process in the occ i will address that during my budget presentation. in the other areas the area of out reach prior to the passage of proposition d authored by supervisor cohan i was interviewed keow and kqo on the measure of the measure d the occ with passage we will have investigate all officer involved shootings instead of just cases complaint to occ -- after proposition d passes to discuss the proposition of the occ based on past practices we anticipate the officer involved shootings can triple to an average of 2 to 6 a year we're hopeful with the addition of new use of force policies the number of officer involved shootings will drop. moving through out reach earlier this month out reach torn donna salazar -- to a taught to a uc berkeley mediation class. and earlier occ manager conducted out reach at a june 5th. health fare on the street. that concludes my report. >> any questions for director hicks on that report? okay. we would love to hear about your budget

. >> sorry i had a question but to director joyce hicks you mentioned 3 occ is opening an investigation. >> yes. conjunction the occ received a complaint in the officer-involved shooting of the jessica williams and jessica nelson we have so i understand an investor to that case. >> commissioner dejesus. >> i'm really glad to hear that at the meeting he he was at it has been several days none has filed a complaint with the okay and the people said no complaint was filed i'm glad to hear someone has filed a complaint with the occ so an extinct people looking at that i'm glad the public needs to understand unless someone fielgz a complainants the occ didn't investigate. >> the commission unanimously approved a definition in support of proposition d an requirement of an individual file the complaint but an automatic investigation thank you. >> chief. >> every year you're a chief too. >> (laughter). >> commissioner president loftus and police commissioners, i want to make a brief introduction 0 on deputy chief tom and thank you for promoting me to the principle policing bureau over 34 years

.) >> good evening commissioner commissioner president loftus and director joyce hicks and intern deputy chief chaplain welcome and congratulations and thank you for your service to our crisis e criticized i was at the presidio and trying to get to i have a point i don't have enough time first of all, reform that is the first one the new chief is saying the first reform it is coupling but one of the reforms and the third reform i heard you say reform plenty of other reforms that can be done this is not enough thank you secondly, i want to thank the commission especially commissioner fewer is not not easy i don't know what you did but willie brown and supervisor wiener were telling the mayor to keep chief suhr someone should to be it in room to do the right thing thank you if you did anything to get a new chief with district i will use that phrase i'll not yell we need a chief with unpeachable dignity the former chief was tenanted and had a lot of charm but despite thai education and years and training he didn't sutsd i guess as carefully he lacked ethics i have 36 seconds they should be

. >> we have deputy chief do you want to explain why you're hear. >> good afternoon director joyce hicks i'm here on behalf of the chief chief executive officer that couldn't attend because of an urgent matter he too share in thanking dr. chiu and thank you for hosting this at jordan cho elementary school i recommend you accept those gifts on behalf of the those who nominated and used for tools to better serve the community. >> thank you do i have a motion. >> so moved. >> second. >> motion to accept those gifts. >> all in favor, say i. >> i. >> that item passes thank you deputy chief sergeant, next line item. >> >> item two reports to the commission discussion chiefs report this item to allow the police chief 0 report on recent police activities. >> commissioners, i present a short report opens the by the time to breakers 35 thousand people that registered we estimated over 50 thousand participate we had a historically low incident of public intoxicate detentions and it went basically without incident no violent crimes recorded that's all i have to report went without a hitch. >> any qu

hicks is another of the originalists, you could say. somebody who had been with trump since the beginning inside that lewandowski camp. but again, what you are even seeing publicly, jose, even in the last couple of minutes are advisers or people close to the campaign tweeting out their reactions, either surprise or in one case at least some relief that you could read into that that lewandowski has left the campaign. at this point it will raise questions, i predict, here on capitol hill within the republican party and elsewhere about what is happening inside the campaign. what must be happening that now here we are mid-june, less than a month from the cleveland convention, and you are, if you're donald trump, now reorganizing fully your entire campaign. so it is significant, it is a significant move and it speaks to the chaos that has been unfolding inside the trump campaign. that is not to say that paul manafort if he in fact comes in could not try to reorganize, could not try to make sure that the pieces are in place for trump moving f

hicks. the yankees back to .500 for the season. chapman gets the save. >>> and derrick rose could have teamed one carmelo anthony in 2014, but now they will finally take the court together as knicks. rose will wear number 25, his high school number back in chicago, and he said he wants to bring part of his hometown to new york. level he was at the 2010 when he won the mvp apple. he says he doesn't know he had to leave the team that drafted him in the first place. >> i don't know why i was traded, but i would like to tell them thank you. [ laughter ] for real! i want to win. there's a lot of pressure. people put a lot of pressure on us, but all we have to do is play together and win games, and one game at a time. >> please stay healthy drose. for cbs 2 s, livingston. have a great day. >>> it's 6:49. you are not truly living large until you have matching pools inside and out. >>> this jaw-dropping homecoming up next. >>> alex denis with your weekend traffic update. >> lexington avenue will be closed for the turtle bay association fes

it didn't stop hick from advocating for the kd. he pound a partner in michael j. fox. yesterday, fox told nbc 10 that one call from muhammad ali changed his outlook. >> he said will you fight will me, and it was a pivotal moment of our life. >> together, fox and ali were the most prominent faces of the disease, even testifying before congress. you can take a look inside of his former home in cherry hill all on the nbc 10 app. >>> and emergency crews were called to 54th street this morning. a 9-year-old girl was taken to the chirp's hospital of philadelphia, an adult also went to the hospital for treatment. philadelphia police are also investigating a body found in the delaware river. a boder discovered the body in the river around 7:00 last night. >> the schuylkill river had a care during the dragon boat regat regatta. two marine unit divers jumped in to save him. he was competing yesterday but not at the time he fell in. >> and our own rnbc 10 had a contestant on the comcast boat. >>> bernie sanders expressing confidence going into california's primary on tuesday. why

hicks head her at knife point and tried to rain hig othpe her. police say he may be relatsponse for another assault in montgomery county. >>> two brothers arrested in connection with the death of a man on castle wood place. investigators say decarlow and shawn dickerson was involved in some sort of fight with jabari jones. he was found dwead i said will the house after police came to do a womelfare check. >>> officer goodson's trial resumes today. he drove the van where freddie gray alledgedly suffered a deadly neck injury. prosecutors say goodson gave gray an intentional rough ride pointing to video that shows him running a stop sign and crossing a center. bad for son faces the most serious charges including murder charge. his lawyers say gray's injuries were slelf-inflicted. >>> a cyclist has died after being hit by a car. the cyclist pulled out in front of a car on 40 last night and the driver couldn't stop in time. part of the highway near the intersection was shut down for a time. we're making calls to find out the identity of the cyclist. >

. >> reporter: disney collector david hicks stumbled upon the ad. so the two meet.n seeing the not plan and all of the documents, hicks knew he was looking at an unprecedented piece of disney history. >> i am amazed at what i saw. a little disappointed because i knew i could never afford them. told her she was sitting on a gold mine. >> i had no idea. until kevin told me what he had found out they were worth. i had no idea. >> she was so sweet. who could do that to her? take it for $2,000? >> reporter: so, he connected her with a gallery who specializes in animation art and auctions. >> you go wow, how can this exist? >> reporter: he estimate it is collection is worth 20 to $30,000. >> this was a gentleman who at the last minute just a few months before the park was opened, was called in. they said hey, we need help. >> reporter: rake did the work at his kitchen table at night and already had a job when disney offered him one. >> walt was a perfectionist and here is the guy he needed to make that railroad what it is. >> whoever gets these, i hope they enjoy them and

the fire happened at mifflin and south hicks street. neighbors reported hearing the sound of an explosion, no injuries were reported and the fire marshal is handling the investigation. >>> authorities are trying to gather as much information they come from the bucks county home where children were rescued last week. a man is accused of father two children with a teenage girl who was gifted to him by her parents. annie mccormick is live outside the home in feasterville with more. annie. >> reporter: matt, investigators have been out here all weekend, they served a search warrant on saturday, you can see behind me that police are still in the driveway. there's crime scene tape up. investigators are telling us it is going to be several days they are going to be at the property finding as much as they come in the disturbing case. this is video from saturday and sunday where investigators were in the home they were looking in every room and searching the property. they had cadaver dogs on the scene. thursday on a tip authorities responded fi

get used to the ideas you will have reporters around you don't hick and live with it. that is part of being a public figure. >> this brings us to hillary clinton's important follows ideas going after his fitness to be president. >> this is nature someone who should ever have the nuclear code because it is nature hard to imagine donald trump heeding us into a war just because sun got under his very thin skin. imagine, donald trump sitting in the situation almost making life office death decisions on before of the united states. >> when donald trump, we will review the midding attack as judge for his heritage and kicks reporters out of open public rallies, when he attacks the republican governor of new mexico, which you your sex said was destructive, doesn't that raise questions about him? >> sure. trump has at the most interesting turning point in american history. he won the nomination as a gulfer. it was him. the only guy at field, he made the zigs and he pet everyone. it is the most amazing marchs to a. in nation in american history. now he is in a team sport, pore h

. >> on that sol, what about hick's trips for the gold man sacks speeches? >> well, look, donald trump has given dozens of paid speeches himself and no one is asking him to release them. hillary clinton has released her taxes for decades now, and donald trump has not released a single one. we have to assume he is hiding something. donald trump has a lot of work to do before he asks questions of other candidates. >> as i discussed with gingrich your campaign has a huge advantage over donald trump for money and staff and infrastructure but that does not stop donald trump in the primaries and that, really, is the issue. he is a different kind of candidate you are running a traditional campaign and he is not. isn't this kind of warfare when you are dealing with donald trump? >> donald trump is probably one of the most reckless unfit candidates ever to seek the 39cy. and hillary clinton is one of the most french -- prepared. we are doing everything we can can to mobilize voters and turn them out on the ground and on the airways and there is so much at stake in th

lewandowski allegedly said to hope hicks you're f-ing dead to me. i didn't witness that, but there's no question seeing the body language between to of them on the campaign trail, at times they seem to be very close, and then at other times they seemed almost as a husband and wife who were having a pat. that whole dynamic now has been taken care of. >> john, judge here. trump has had two brutal weeks, one involving the criticism of the mexican-american judge in california and the other his response to the terrible attacks in orlando. is the campaign suggesting that these two brutal weeks are somehow corey lewandowski's fault? >> reporter: you know, i don't think you can possibly pin that on him because lewandowski does not control what donald trump says. the only person that controls what donald trump says is trump. and the people who are closest to him, his children and his wife, have said over the months, dad, you've got to be more presidential, you've got to tone it down. you've heard him on the campaign trail saying, okay, maybe i'll tone it dow

instead it was aaron hicks with a solo homer and yankees get back to .500 for the season and chapman gets the save. for cbs 2 news i'm otis livingston have a great day. >>> well drivers furious and cyclists fed up. >> what do you think about the bike lane? >> i think it should go away. >> a battle brewing over bike lanes many are asking the city >>> kid just screamed, yard sale, garage sale. >> forget the haves and have- nots this is the want and want notes in this new jersey town next a look at the decorations causing a bit of drama. >>> and who needs a paint brush when you can just use your hair? we are talking to some artists you can see at this weekends harlem arts festival coming up next this is cbs 2 news they're dangerous when you're driving - and just as dangerous when you're walking. (tires screeching) driving or walking: see and be seen. the instant you stop paying attention could be the instant you'll always regret. it's the little moments that make the biggest waves. kalahari resorts & conventis the world's coolest indoor wate. >>> you're looking at a live picture of the

"i'm dan hicks for rowdy gaines and >>> next at 11:00, nbc bay area, cops and robbers, how they ended up at the same place at the same time. >> and when to expect relief from triple-digits in the trivalley and the south bay. the news starts in 30 seconds. >>> nbc bay area news starts now. >> i was home and had to get escorted down the wrong way. >> a long night for drivers and firefighters. after a fire shuts down highway 17. >> we're on a couple minutes late tonight because of the olympic trials here on nbc. hot weather and fire danger. here's the latest near los gatos. this fire started late this afternoon, along highway 17 in the redwood estates. a lot of homes nearby. firefighters will be working through the night and much of tomorrow, securing this area. really watching for hot spots. amidst all of this, traffic has been a nightmare. nbc bay area laura is eight miles from los gatos. what's the concern this evening? >> reporter: hot spots are always a concern. but the fire is mostly contained. but no structures are damaged and drivers are starting to get relief. i'm near highway 1

corey come's girl friend took hick -- him to the club to teach him latin dances. >> he was protecting his girlfriend. >> corey was the guy of the family, he was that guy, he was always the giver, somebody needed something, call corey. corey would deliver. that's what he did. >> the city of orlando's website listed the names of the people lost, along with the names is the message, your city is with you, and will continue to be with you as you deal with this unimaginable tragedy. back to you. >> reporter: we're outside of the trauma center of the orlando hospital that is a couple blocks away from the nightclub, and some of the victims were released today. we spotted one as she was walking across the lawn area she had bandaging on her because she had been shot. she suffered a gunshot to her lower leg. she says she remembers seeing the shooter, ran into the bathroom to hide. >> hear the banging, the banging, and we thought it was music. >> where were you? >> i was -- he was right behind me. literally right behind me, and i looked and ran. i'm happy that i'm alive. >> you have to think abo

take a look at jordan hicks. he also limited, recovering from a quad injury. he says it's nottious.e's looking forward to taking over as the birds middle linebacker on a full-time basis. he missed the second half of his rookie season and the defense fell off without him. he is hungry. >> i'm ready to get out there. i'm excited. >> phillies facing the cubs again. it's old-school night. ryan howard and ruizare in the lineup. howard is going to start. tommy is hitting .375 over six starts and two homers. ryan is batting .09 over the past two weeks. he's nearing a decision, and that probably will mean tommy joseph being the everyday starter. >> without question, he's going to be playing a lot more because of the way he swung the bat since he's arrived. and it's only fair to him and only fair to the team. >> brett brown and bryan colangelo of the sixers are meeting in europe. we'll be right back. >>> nbc10 and nbcuniversal are giving away grants to local nonprofit organizations. we call it 21st century solutions, for nonprofits implementing new and innovative programs. the application is

we begin with hillary clinton embracing that hick moment by staking the claim to the democratic nomination. >> so she addressed supporters in brooklyn last night as the first female presumptive nominee of a major party pulling off a resounding victory in new jersey get this, by more than 60% of the vote. >> the big prize delegate rich california clinton with a wide lead as the votes came in. last night's win are padding her delegate lead, as well pushing her well past the 2383 she needed. it's your voice, your vote. elizabeth hur has the latest from brooklyn where clinton declared victory. >> good morning, elizabeth. >> good morning to you. yes, it was here at the brooklyn neighbor yard where hillary clinton claimed victory speaking for about 30 minutes. first thanking her supporters then denouncing donald trump. calling him unfit to be president. history for hillary clinton. >> the first time nation's history that a woman will be a major party's nominee. >> reporter: this turning point in american politics comes exactly eight years after clinton had to concede the same nomination to barac

now, when asked wednesday to clarify trump's stance on guns, campaign spokeswoman hope hicks said he's already stated his position on this. he looks forward to what he thinks will be a productive meeting. >>> the day and night filibuster came as pat toomey was in negotiations on his gun control bill which michael bloomberg's group mayor against guns -- that's who he was in contention with. and dianne feinstein was crafting a measure two senator cornyn. both centered on bills that was voted down late last year. it failed 54-45 in december. >>> meanwhile, the senate homeland security committee was asking the fbi to turn over its files on the orlando gunman omar mateen in a letter released yesterday. they asked the fbi to provide records related to two previously closed investigations concerning mateen. that comes as the same committee sent a letter to ceo mark zuckerberg for information on his online activity before the pulse nightclub act. and president obama and joe biden will meet with the survives and the victims' families. make mccoy, what can you tell us about this investigation? >

all the california democratic presidential primary: these numbers are just in as abc declares hick the winner against bernie sanders. hillary clinton has 56% of vote and bernie sanders has 43% with 94% of the precincts reporting. hillary clinton laid claim to the nomination because of tuesday wins in new jersey, new mexico, and south dakota. bernie sanders won low delegate states like montana and north dakota but refusing to throw in the towel. with such a decisive win in california the headlines we are seeing, hillary clinton, first lady? it is impossible to deny history has been made. tiffany has the reaction to our first female presumptive nominee that that is the dream. >> her daughter, grateful little girls can grow up knowing they can run for p she declared victory in the race in front of at the euphoric crowd in new york. bernie sanders calling the campaign dynamic and exciting experience. bernie sanders refuses to drop out saying he plans to take his campaign to the convention. president obama called both sanders and clinton and congratulated hillary clinton saying her historic

. >> sticking with the defense second year linebacker jordan hicks was at practice today but was limitedursing a leg injury. right now he is slated to be starting middle linebacker. here's jordan with the status update. >> i feel good. you know, i'm continuing to progress. nothing serious. the just trying get my body healthy especially touring this time period, june/july. but i feel like i'm very close. >> beloved mma fighter kimbo slice died at 42. in foul play is suspect and in word on the cause of death. he broke on the scenes backyard brawler and internet sensation, and win nullified after he later tested positive for steroid. he is survived by six children. he credits his mma career for allowing him to send his kids to college. >>> all right. senior players championship is here this weekend, festivities for tournament got underway at the philadelphia cricket club with my man ukee being there he caught up with a former, couple former sixers, and they talk about how quickly things can turnaround. >> we all came the year we came, you know, i believe it was eight years that the sixers m

let me just read you part of the statement coming from hope hicks.ald trump campaign for president which has set a historic record in the republican primary having received almost 14 million votes has today announced that corey lewandowski will no longer be working with the campaign. as you know, carol, lewandowski for some time there's been talk about his ability to get along with other members of the campaign, his act to get along with people like the campaign chairman, paul manafort. there have been questions about his temperament, questions about his leadership ability. as you know, back in march he had that situation with that breitbart reporter where he allegedly manhandled her. there's been lots of concerns about his ability to go from primary to a general election and this now seems to be the result of his inability to work within the campaign, the inability to get the message on track. carol? >> jason carroll reporting live. big news, corey lewandowski out as mr. trump's campaign manager. the next hour of cnn "newsroom" after a break. in tok

campaign spokeswoman hope hicks said mr. trump has stated his position on this. he looks forward to what he thinks will be a productive meeting. the day and night filibuster came as republican senator pat toomey was in negotiations on his own gun control bill with michael bloomberg's group mayors against illegal guns and as california senator dianne feinstein was with a gun measure with jon cornyn. both discussions were on bills voted down last year. the most recent bill barring those on terror watch lists failed 54-45 in december. >>> meanwhile, the homeland security committee was asking it to turn over files on omar mateen. in a letter released yesterday, the committee asked the fbi to provide records related to two previously closed investigations concerning mateen and that comes as the same committee sent letter to mark zuckerberg. vice president and president obama prepare to make their way to orlando today. the vice president spoke with families of the newtown shooting yesterday where he said this. >> we now belong to a lousy c b club, a lousy, stinking clu

from real life legends from wild bill hick ok, wyatt earp, they came to represent the rugged individualists of the untamed west. as the good guys and the bad guys changed, so did the guns. >> say hello to my new friend! >> reporter: some became as famous as the stars who fired them. >> go ahead. make my day. >> reporter: we do take our guns seriously. owning them is a constitutional right. but we've also tried to legislate how to control them. >> americans have always had mixed feelings about gurchs. so for as much as the gun slingers are part of our heritage, so, too, is disquiet and discomfort with guns. >> reporter: even in the supposed wild west, towns like tombstone and dodge city, prohibited people from carrying guns in public. fdr signed the first federal gun control legislation in 1934, hoping to reduce the bootleggers with tommy guns. then the next three decades. >> president kennedy died at 1:00 p.m. >> reporter: john f kennedy along with robert kennedy an matter luther king jr. led to a gun law. >> we have been through much anguish. >> reporter: too much anguish for back then but

the victim says 39-year-old john hicks held her at knifepoint and tried to rape her.her to perform a sex act on him. police say he also may be responsible for an unrelated sex assault in montgomery county. >>> discrimination is moral. >> human rights for our children. >> outraged parents voiced concerns about transgender students in fairfax county public schools. the board agreed last year to include transgender students this i policy. that policy includes allowing students to use the bathroom of their choice. parents who oppose the plan say they didn't get proper notice about the agenda last night and couldn't seen up to speak. >> they're not giving parents like myself, and you're a parent, also, they're not giving parents a chance to find out about this stuff with enough time to speak up. >> the school board did not make any decisions about the issue. we're waiting to hear back from the district to clarify its agenda policy. >>> today the third trial involving the death of freddie gray continues. officer goodson drove the van. prosecutors say he gave gray an intenti

. - and he married a black woman, dorthy hicks-lee, who was the first black woman to get a phd in comparative literature at harvard in 1955. - [evan] yeah. - my family story's fascinating. i'm descended from-- - this is kinda like an episode of finding your roots. - yeah. - are you going to cry or am i going to cry? - no, no. - okay, i'll try not to cry. - there was one son and three daughters. edward gates, i'm descended from edward gates. he's my great-grandfather. and they sent the three girls to college. edward gates senior was married to maud fortune-gates. they had three daughters and a son. edward saint-lawrence gates is my grandfather. - okay. - his three sisters were sent to college at the turn of the century. isn't that amazing? - it is amazing. - it is amazing. - right. - and they said, a woman needs to have an education to protect herself. - [evan] right. - the son inherited the 200-acre farm. - what's interesting to me though and of course you're associated most closely with an institution, harvard, that is the elite of the elite, right? so it's not entirely just this. - no i'm a

. >> good evening commission public stakeholders chief director hicks i'm honors to be a part of this. it is a long complicated process i think necessity is the mother of invention i'm amazed how we keep reinventing ourselves i never thought friday to midnight last night we would be coming together talking about issues and putting forward lots of ideas i was part of the version 2a and working on version 3 it's a combination of many different things all of these are the best thinking that is what is amazing about the process julie tran is a part of the last few days of the negotiation and the poa be willing to sit down look at where are the common ground? what are the things we want to improve? where are the differences? with version 3 sorry it's late in coming there are things that are crossed out people can go through to work through all the parts i'm happy to answer questions about all that. i can give you broad pieces everything you see that is yellow those are the areas we sat down and said what do we agree to disagree on. there are items we have been talking about for a long time

loftus you have a quorum also with us the chief of police tony chap man and director of occ joyce hicks>> welcome i want to welcome everyone to the first of two meetings on the use of force policies as you can see this is a different agenda not no city hall but around the city coming out to give us on the use of force policies a long time in the making and a chance to hear from you about where we're added before we make final decisions i want to clarify the agenda i got folks asking any discussion item we always have public comment immediately after that note spiveng lots lists on the agenda the point of meeting to say a use of force presentation and everyone has the opportunity to do public comment we start by introducing ourselves as commissioners and what we do in our day job i'll go ahead and start with commissioner mazzucco. >> thank you for helping us going the use of force general order i'm a defense lawyer and before that a assistant district attorney and a united states attorney for about 9 years and my wife and i are natures and live in san francisco. >> my name is a petra an

it was raised previously by greg hicks, deputy chief admission to tripoli at the time in his testimony at the house oversight and government reform committee. the question of whether it speaks to brad's question, whether benghazi was seeing some desired outcome by senior administration officials. the state department, the administration and chris stevens felt it was in our foreign policy interest and international security interests to have a presence in benghazi and that was driving our invasion. >> in october of that year -- >> don't know the exact date but it was discussed before, planning on traveling to libya. >> i have one more, the benghazi report, you said we believe the essential facts on the attack have been known for some time. can you say what the essential facts are on the role the video played in the attack. >> the role the video played? >> this still seems -- i don't know what your position is. >> it still seems like -- it is being kind of still presented -- let me judge your question about this rather than me trying to characterize how it will be presented. i think noth

the fire happen at mifflin and south hicks street at 130. no injuries were reported.re marshal is handling the investigation. >>> mayor jim kenny will sign the beverage tax into law today. city council approved a 1.5 cent tax on sugar and diet drinks. the issue may not be over yet. the beverage industry said as they are planning to challenge the measure with a lawsuit. >>> the deliberations continue in the corruption trial of chaka fattah. the process had to start all over on friday because a judge replaced a member of the jury with an alternate. fattah is charge with racketeering and bribery and money laundering. >>> fbi plans to release a partial transcript it went orlando shooter and the negotiators. he killed 49 people inside the pulse nightclub before being killed in a shootout. loretta lynch will meet with investigators. one of the victims from philadelphia will be laid to rest on friday. >>> the senate is set to vote on gun control bills today, written after the massacre but are not expected to pass. >> we have to make sure that people who are terrorists or hav

. >> matt: it would be aaron hicks that with a pinch-hit max. he is standing in the on-deck circle. new york down to their final strike tonight. >> john: didn't like it, but it was in. it maybe down. >> matt: mccann with a two-out walk, and the single e6 put it down. and then they want to gregorius. wrapped to first. cabrera flips to rodriguez. and the tigers hold. justin verlander improves to 6-5. a couple of home runs, a career-best five rbis from ian kinsler. and the tigers even up this three-game series with a saturday night win in the bronx. >> john: alex wilson pretty happy that his partner in crime took care of him there with three runners aboard. >> matt: justin verlander's first ever win in this ballpark. 6-1, tigers. the final score in the bronx tonight. after a quick break, back at our fox sports studios. shot and killed after a concert in orlando we've got the latest on the investigation. >> gwen's got the forecast tonight after baseball . [ fans cheering ] introducing the x1 sports app. get live stats, averages, and standings. right on your tv. change the way you

.) >> good evening commissioner commissioner president loftus and director joyce hicks and intern deputy chief chaplain welcome and congratulations and thank you for your service to our crisis e criticized i was at the presidio and trying to get to i have a point i don't have enough time first of all, reform that is the first one the new chief is saying the first reform it is coupling but one of the reforms and the third reform i heard you say reform plenty of other reforms that can be done this is not enough thank you secondly, i want to thank the commission especially commissioner fewer is not not easy i don't know what you did but willie brown and supervisor wiener were telling the mayor to keep chief suhr someone should to be it in room to do the right thing thank you if you did anything to get a new chief with district i will use that phrase i'll not yell we need a chief with unpeachable dignity the former chief was tenanted and had a lot of charm but despite thai education and years and training he didn't sutsd i guess as carefully he lacked ethics i have 36 seconds they should be

what the hick -- what the heck does he know? >> look, i think this is bad for the celebrities. it is revealed that if they secretly sent a message to you, kennedy and then you tweeted and they said by the way we went this out to the celebrities, it shows that they are idiots, doesn't it? >> especially if they are not getting paid for it. you are never going to see kim kardashian doing this unless she is getting a million and a half dollars per tweet. say what you will about her, but but -- and she will do the devil's bidding as long as the check clears. >> she is worth it too. >> ashton kutcher got in on this? >> i wonder what would happen if they want to hash tag i am an illegal immigrant. wonder foo people would -- wonder if people would tweet that. >> that would be controversial. people are acting like they are leaving something out. >> trump never said immigration is banned. he said from day one illegal immigration. >> you don't think he said it with his eyes? >> no. and if he did he unsaid it a minute later anyway. >> yeah, but when he instagramed the burrito bowl from tru

. >> matt: it would be aaron hicks that with a pinch-hit max. he is standing in the on-deck circle. new york down to their final strike tonight. >> john: didn't like it, but it was in. it maybe down. >> matt: mccann started it with a two-out walk, and the single e6 put it down. and then they want to gregorius. wrapped to first. cabrera flips to rodriguez. and the tigers hold. justin verlander improves to 6-5. a couple of home runs, a career-best five rbis from ian kinsler. and the tigers even up this three-game series with a saturday night win in the bronx. >> john: alex wilson pretty happy that his partner in crime took care of him there with three runners aboard. >> matt: justin verlander's first ever win in this ballpark. 6-1, tigers. the final score in the bronx tonight. after a quick break, back at our fox sports studios. to grow up. but teachers like mr. elliot saw something in me. made a connection with me. now i'm a teacher myself, right here in camden. i'm just passing it along to my own students and making those same connections my teachers made with me. now that's some be

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you would have to call hick the favorite in the fall.ig a favorite depends on a already of things. i have not heard from the f.b.i., have you? i don't know anything on that score. i don't know whether donald trump's political advisors can keep him focused on things hike the jobs report that would produce more votes for him, than, say, the attack on the judge. >> last question, what makes sense to you why donald trump with campaign so much in california? what is the man? >> maybe he is trying to throw the democrats off and traying to get them to spend money, time, energy in california. i don't think they will fall for it. in there is one state the democrats nearly certain to carry it is california. enormous democratic edge there. >> we will look for your update and looking forward to that and talk to you soon. >> dr. larry saab bow university of virginia. >> the fed chief ready to head to the capitol hill after a meek jobs report and the stake could not be higher with wall street and main street both looking for any chews as to the timing

. >> i know in response the state department said foreign officer hicks had spoken to this at the 2013 oversight committee hearing, but it seems like the details in this report showing that secretary clinton was going to arrive in benghazi in october of that year, one month after stephen's visit, was new. is that something that was occurring, and you have any response to the suggestion that it was a desire to create deliverable for visit that led to stephen's been down there at that time? mr. toner: it is a fair question. first of all, the fact that she was planning a trip to libya is not new information, as you note. it was raised, i think, previously, by greg hicks, the in tripoli at the time in to the government oversight and government reform committee. the question, and it gets these well,ad's question as whether benghazi was some sort of deliverables were desired outcome by the administration officials, i would rebut that by saying, you know, the state department, the administration, and, frankie, ms or chris stevens -- frankly, ambassador chris stevens, felt it was in our foreig

i am joyce hicks, director of the san francisco office of citizen complaints.i would like to thank you in particular supervisor cohen for your leadership on proposition d which received overwhelming support from the voters, but begged for more than this proposition is going to give that additional jurisdiction to the office of citizen complaint that is so sorely needed. as you know, we provide independent civilian oversight of the san francisco police department. the objective of the office of citizen complaint are pursuant to the duties that are set forth in the city charter. and including protecting civil rights, ensuring police accountability to the community. conducting fair thorough and independent investigations. provided the committee with a voice about police department policy within the police commission palsy development process. as the occ has done just most recently in the development of the use of force policy. then, finally giving the public insight into the handling of complaints and behavior of our police force. since our inception in 1983, we h

as for the campaign and their response to the conference call, here's how spokeswoman hicks called itall to discuss overall messaging and more importantly surrogates for their support through the primaries as they come to an end. wolf, keep in mind, dr. ben carson was on that conference call and as you know from hearing from sara murray a few moments ago, ben carson put out a statement criticizing donald trump on this. if there's anything unifying the republican party, it is almost universal condemnation for what he had to say about judge curiel. >> dr. ben carson, trump supporter, saying every individual is an individual first rather than member of an identity group. the moment we forget that, we enter into faith and moral descent. jim acosta, thanks very much. let get more. joining us, national spokeswoman for the trump campaign, katrina pierson. thanks very much for joining us. >> thank you, wolf. >> let's talk about the conference call. first of all, can you name one top republican leader who agrees with donald trump's criticism of this federal judge, judge curiel? >> i'm not goin

hope hicks with the trump campaign put out a statement. the court's order, unsealing documents has no bearings on the merits of the trump university case. much of the unsealed evidence including declarations and surveys from former students demonstrates a high level of satisfaction and trump university taught valuable information. trump university looks forward to using this evidence along with much more to win when the case is brought before a jury. is this -- does this have legs, tucker, and what about this whole dustup? >> of course, trump university isn't wholly legitimate. would you send your kids there? i don't think there's a single person who thinks trump u, i hope my children good ate from trump u. people knew that going in at the beginning and they know it now. by the way, is it much more of after scam than princeton? i don't know. that's open to debate. sure also, it change the-minute of a single voter? people who said oh, trump u wasn't on the level, i'm voting hillary. probably not. we've seen for the past year trump getting a

. >> we want to hick sure kids keep the big smiles. so important that they have it. i'm here with judy the director for this. good morning. >> good morning. >> so look at this bus dentist offers on wheels,. >> and what's the official name of this program? >> the community oral health initiatives that st. christopher. >> let's check it out inside. this is britain tens bus e they have what three rooms? >> want to lead the way for me here? so walking up. the important thing really is the cdc says that tooth decay one of the most chronic childhood illnesses things they deal with. >> more common than asthma. >> so who do we have in here? is this jo-jo? >> really kid friendly, help them under stands how to keep their teeth health. >> i so, doctor, do you mind if i ask you, how do you keep the kids, i remember when was a kid sitting in a chair, pretty scary. how do you make sure that they stay school? joe pretty cool with the sunglasses on. >> you got to take each kid differently, every kid different, joke around with them, and just let them know that it is okay. always the

. >>> 39-year-old john hick in court this morning the victim says in april he held her at knife point on a red line train. police say he may also be responsible for an unrelatedex >>> and now to your forecast with storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell. nice out there now, chuck, but what's going to happen for the weekend? >> we'll worry about the weekend later. we've got to get through a nice looking friday first. plenty of sunshine across the dmv here as we approach the noon hour on your friday. no chance for rain today. that's welcome news. about your weekend there will be at least a chance for a shower both days. more likely on saturday than sunday. even then saturday's rain chances only at 30%. coming up later today i'll show you future weather and help you time out when i think the best likelihood is for those showers. as of now though just sunshine and beautiful out there 74 now in washington, 70 in college park. hourly temperatures today trending up into the low 80s for highs this afternoon and then back into the 70s this evening. likely going to have 90 degree weather for the

david hicks. >> the quilt was really a tremendous response to a need that we didn't realize we had whichose that we lost together. >> i'm tired 6 going to funerals, i can't -- i can't keep doing, so this is for everybody, this is all of us. >> i don't think anybody knew. maybe not even cleve, how powerful it was going to be. >> john mullhurn. >> all of these people who are gone are missed, they had families, friends, lovers, children. these were not people you can just pretend didn't exist any more. they're part of your community. and it revealed the true enormity of the pandemic by showing the individual lives that had been taken from us. >> you've been taking azt and apparently it has been helping. at one point they were giving you three to six months and that was three years ago? >> it's been three years and i'm still going strong. hope fly i'll be around long enough for a cure. >> you're brave about this whole thing. do you ever go off to yourself and cry or feel really upset? >> not really, i figure, since this is a way the hand was dealt i've got to live this way, and i'm going to

the victim says 39-year-old john hicks held her at knifepoint and tried to rape her. the woman says he forced her to perform a sex act on him. police say he may also be responsible for an unrelated sex assault in montgomery county. >>> you didn't give any of us a chance to speak. >> parents make their frustrations clear at a meeting about transgender students at fairfax county public schools. >> last year the board agree heed to include transgender students in its thon discrimination policy. parent who's possess the plan say they didn't get proper notice about the agenda and couldn't sign up to speak last night. the policy includes allowing students to use the bathroom of their choice. >> to me it is a big deal. i recently went on a field trip with my class and i wasn't even allowed to use the bathroom at the museum that we went to until all the girls in my class cleared the bathrooms. >> school board did not make any decisions about the issue. we're waiting to hear back from the district to clarify its agenda policy. >> today the third trial surrounding the accuweath

up near poe hick road. authorities are on scene and taking away the left lane.rthbound after ft. washington. headed up to old fort north. the center lane was getting through. rest of the wait, past kirby hill, toward the beltway, may be volume on i-295 towards laboratory road. back to you. >> jack, thank you. >>> 6:54 now. today family and friends will remember stephanie goodloe. she was found in her home on june 18th. with her murder. the day before the murder, goodloe called police to report that hairston violated an emergency protective order. >>> maryland state police are investigating a murder-suicide in allegheny county. police found mary preston and george wet stone dead inside a home in corriganville. yesterday officers were called to the home after wet stone didn't report to work. they were found dead in a bedroom. they believe he shot preston and turned the gun on himself. >>> a win for rolling stone magazine. a judge threw out a defamation lawsuit. three former phi kappa sy brothers filed against it last year. they claimed an article detailing a gang

well, governor hick en looper is going the join us now, and thank you for joining us on this father'say. >> you bet. nice to be here. >> and governor, you have particular experience with this with the aurora shooting, and you called trump's reaction mean-spirit and he was seizing a political opportunity, and explain that. >> well, i mean, you are still in the very process of dealing with the tragedy. i mean, the victims in the hospitals, the family members of the victims and the whole community is going through this traumatic process, and he is patting himself on the back. i mean, it is almost unconscionable, and it reflects a almost total absence of any empathy or real caring about what has happened to everybody, all of these people. >> i have to ask you, because you have of course have dealt with this directly, and you have had the shooting, and the dealing with the victims' families, and i, like many journalists have covered too many of these shootings, and i cannot literally count how many times we have been outside of the shootings like we saw in orlando last week, and there is a