>> yes. >> did you kill hannah hill?>> the prosecutors had had had their chance to show brad as someone clearly not the killer, but now defense attorneys would have their crack at him. and all or nothing cross-examination. >>> coming up -- did brad have a motive for killing hannah. maybe something he read in her secret diary. >> she wrote she had gone to denny's. did you read that? >> when the night hannah hill disappeared, continues. e night disappeared, continues not this john smith. or this john smith. or any of the other hundreds of john smiths that are humana medicare advantage members. no, it's this john smith. who we paired with a humana team member to help address his own specific health needs. at humana, we take a personal approach to your health, to provide care that's just as unique as you are. no matter what your name is. ♪ no matter what your name is. you don't really talk about your insurance unless you're complaining about it. you go on about how... ...it's so confusing it hurts my brain. ya i hear ya... o

you say to those working for william hill whose jobs you say to those working for william hill whosejobsge?” think viewers will understand it is your professional duty to put the question that way. i think a sensible answer is to say, how were these jobs created in the first place? the answer is to let people put up to £100 into a machine every 20 seconds. that's how people lost their money, lost their own jobs. 20 seconds. that's how people lost their money, lost their ownjobs. i would say to william hill employees and others who might be affected, try to find an employer with ethical values. william hill could double the redundancy pay to their staff if they hadn't spent so much money and time lobbying against this change, which is overdue and is greatly welcomed. i appreciate there was a great deal said at the time along the lines that you have about the failings of the £100 and the preference to £2. i get that. i suppose the point i am getting at is that given this was likely to happen because of the dramatic change in income that was going to go to william hill, and the consequences

in christmas hill park. we've been talking to some people on the phone, primarily bob whose daughter was fefestival and texted her parents and said there's an emergency. i need to talk to you. they phoned in and had a conversation with her. she was saying they were being escorted out of the grounds, being told to have their hands above their heads so it was hard for her to talk to her father at the time but she did share that she had heard gunshots, that she had seen some injuries. she mentioned a child and there were reports of an active shooter. we've heard reports there were a couple active shooters but we want to go with what we heard from bob and reports from his daughter that there was an active shooter that the police were trying to apprehend. they've cleared the entire festival area right now so we do know that everyone who was in that park has now been told to either leave the area or go to safer locations and in that, as you can see from our video there, paramedics, emergency personnel arriving on

so what does the fire risk look like up here in these hills now? we went and asked a bunch of folks and look a lot of people have a lot of different opinions on this, have a look. >> we used to be able to see across the canyon, now you can't because the eucalyptus and the redwoods that have grown up. >> reporter: at the end of the long, narrow, winding roads perched on the very edge of oakland, jerry lives right on the city area at the wildland urban interface. >> this is all walking miller park down here. >> reporter: the city park just one piece of the region's open space and neighbor say it is a disaster waiting to happen. they point to years worth accumulating fuel loads right beside the adjoining neighborhoods. >> we don't even have a 30 foot break. >> reporter: nearly 30 years after the firestorm jerry does not see the danger of getting any more manageable appear. >> my estimate is a doubling or tripling of the fuel load in this canon canyon. >> we have deployed several hundred goats on this ridgeline basically create an upper-level fuel brea

kris sanchez joins us from morgan hill. police say they're closing in. >> reporter: just on tuesday that crew of fiv women walked into in ultimata store here in morgan hill, loaded up on as much as they could grab and ran out to a getaway car. it was the eighth such robbery in just the last six months. here they are in the act on tuesday. you can see their faces pretty clearly. morgan hill police tell me they have identified two of those women and working to i.d. the other three. police tell me the same crew is behind the eight other robberies off highway 101 in morgan hill and they look like the same people behind other robberies at other ultimate r.a. stores in the south bay, the peninsula and east bay. each time they have stolen between $3,000 and $5,000 worth of goods getting into and out of the store in just minutes. >> it's very blatant. they're coming in and they know exactly what they're looking for, grabbing as much as they can, either in arms or in shopping bags, loading up and running out. >> reporter: sergeant b

close to boston hill road. police are trying to figure out how an argument between two women escalated to the point the child was pepper sprayed. it is not clear if the woman who used the spray intended to spray the child but police say the little girl and her mother ran into the store for help looking forer t her eyes. >> the one girl came sheas all just ran inside te >> so far police are not saying if anyone will face any charges. >>> take a live look now outside san warmish, weekend, a good time to get out and now it will warm up even more. >> a little bit more today compared to yesterday. but we're all clear as we look even from our beaches to the inland areas. that is a look at ocean beach and people heading out there to enjoy some time outside for lunch. in san jose, we're also seeing a lot of sunshine. not a cloud anywhere to be seen across the bay and we're going to see those temperatures warm up fairly quickly. we're already at 87 in brentwood and 77 in napa. 71 in oakland and in san francisco. san jos

hills, the one and only house that burned. firefighters saved all the houses around this but this is the one that burned. the family was inside this house when it caught on fire. they were able to get out just fine. they watched their house burn. it's been very, very difficult. lived here 27 years. they designed this house. in fact, the husband and his bodies helped work on this house so just devastating for them. they raised their kids here and they spent the afternoon watching and they're very, very concerned because they believe that the house could have been saved. here's the homeowner. >> they're putting the water on it and putting the water on it. can't they have somebody come and drop some water? they're dropping water on the weeds. trying to drop it on my home. a helicopter come. the one guy misses the house and drops the water on the driveway. and then the second one came, he dropped it, they left. i'm thinking they're going back to get more water. these guys run out of water. the trucks. i think my house could have b

so i would say to those working for william hill, i hope you find a good job and so to william hill,igh street betting back onto the horses, the dogs, football matches, don't rely on anonymous machines. they are the crack cocaine of gambling. with me now is tom blenkinsop, from the union representing betting shop workers, community. let's deal with some of those criticisms that we heard there from sir peter bottomley, the crack cocaine of betting, these fixed odds terminals. how much of an expansion has there been and how much is that to blame for what your workers are 110w to blame for what your workers are now facing? the industry for some time has been lobbying hard against legislation which brought down the minimum stake to £2, however we have been making the argument that if the industry was aware of this, it should have put in implements to make sure our members were having packages put in place in case of this scenario where the industry is wanting to close 700 shops at william hill with over a500 jobs at risk. i think the industry is moving not because of legislation which it

daffodil hill are peony hill or whatever it may be. >>yes certainly wish them the best well that wraps up kron 4 news today. >>but our primetime coverage is just getting started on this tuesday night next at 9 o'clock barton sfo are joining forces to try to stop the growing number of homeless people who catch the last train and sleep at the airport. the changes being made in the hefty price tag it will take to try to pull it off that's next in a live report plus did you feel it a 4.3 magnitude quake shakes the ground. >>rattles a lot of nerves in the bay area. what the experts are saying about this latest earthquake to hit california keep it here >>now at 9 san francisco international airport and bart are teaming up to crack down on homeless people sleeping at the sfo bart station and at airport terminals. thanks for joining us tonight, i'm ken wayne and i'm j r stone sfo says it will be adding more security and more barriers kron four's taylor bus aqi is live at sfo with details about this taylor. >>suppose is homelessness here

part of the arrangement, they had to appoint rick hill hill is a long history in the business he's the ceo that sold the semi conductor equipment maker to land research in 2012 for 28% premium. something it made many viewers a lot of money because rick hill was about as close as a regular as you can get and he kept buying back stock and showing you how cheap it was and then boom, you know when hill took over in 1993, it was $100 million company. lamb paid 3.3 billion for it there's a track record that's why when i got behind symantec, i told you hill's involvement made it likely he would go up for sale he worked with them as a consultant to turn around struggling tech companies. it's not been a smooth ride between then and now as 2019 got rolling, stock rebounded with the rest of the market and fell off a cliff on may 9th when the company posted an okay quarter but horrendous guidance that's when they handed control of the company to rick hill who brought in the chief financial officer and the cfo of logitec the stock bottomed and found footing in early june it been marching higher unt

i think william hill said have seen this coming.the announcement for 14 months, and i feel sorry for the people losing theirjobs, but this is collateral damage from the addiction and carnage that fixed odd betting terminals caused on the high street. bookies have become a real fixture on our high streets. far too many for some people's liking, but these store closures will create another 700 gaps to fill. william hill says it is providing support to colleagues. the closures will likely begin by the end of the year. with betting rapidly shifting online, these terminals were keeping many shops going. the odds are that other baked to look —— other bookmakers will follow suit. emma simpson, bbc news. our business editor simon jack is with me now. was today's news from william hill inevitable? i think that's right. like other retailers who have retreated from the high street, increasing amounts of business are going online. they have fixed odd betting machine terminals. they were fa ntastically betting machine terminals. they were fantas

>> there's a lot of angst on capitol hill now about this issue.here's not been a lot of action the reason is there's disagreement amongst republicans and democrats over how to move forward. i think the most likely area where you will see legislation is on the issue of privacy even there there's debate over preemption and whether federal law should take the place of state laws there's questions about what the role of the ftc should be. whether a new agency needs to be created, the power of consumers to actually sue companies that they believe are violating their privacy. so there's a lot of very thorny, detailed questions that still need to be answered. but i think if you see legislation anywhere and any kind of coalescing on capitol hill, it will be on the issue of data privacy >> ylan mui, thanks for that update >>> let's talk more about facebook's big push into digital currencies joining me now is lou kerner you heard the update about what will happen and what will potentially happen on capitol hill today what chlttoday. what do lawmakers know a

hill violated the personal conduct policy. hill and former fiancee crystal espinal had been investigated earlier this year for child abuse, but prosecutors stopped short of pressing charges. >> we believe that a crime has occurred, however, the evidence in this case does not conclusively establish who committed this crime >> reporter: in an audio recording, espinal accused hill of child abuse. >> he is terrified [ bleep ] of you. >> you need to be terrified of me, too. [ bleep ]. >> reporter: espinal even saying he'll punch the boy. >> kept saying daddy punches me, which you do, when he starts crying, what do you do you make him open up his arms and you punch him in the chest. >> reporter: hill has denied all accusations of child abuse meanwhile, the kansas department for children and families say their investigation into the case is ongoing. and the nfl's decision could reignite criticism of how it handles domestic abuse cases tonight hill says he respects and accepts the league's decision adding, "to my children, i promise y

look at this hill it, tops the city's unofficial list of steepest hills.t bomb tompkins avenue. a grade of 41%. >> it's one of two streets any san francisco that are actually steeper. this unofficial list uses data from the government and open source mapping, as well. >> wow. >> now we know. >>> tonight, the firestorm. president trump and race. the president declaring today, i don't have a racist bone in my body. the effort to condemn the president in congress. how far will it go? and our correspondent tonight asking lawmakers on the hill to go on the record about what the president tweeted about those four congresswomen. and you'll see as many try to avoid the question. >>> outrage in new york city tonight. the officer in the eric garner case will not face federal charges. his family tonight saying the justice department failed us. >>> bracing for dangerous heat tonight. 15 states on alert from texas to the northeast. it will feel like 108 in d.c., 106 in new york city. and the warnings about the potential for another blackout. rob marciano is live. >>> n

i think william hill should have seen this coming.out the announcement for 14 months now, and i do feel sorry for the people who are losing theirjobs, but, unfortunately, this is collateral damage from the addiction and carnage that fixed—odds betting terminals cause on the high street. with gambling moving online, many betting shops relied on the huge profits they made from fixed odds betting terminals. with the new stringent cap in place, store closures were inevitable and there could be many more to come. the industry is already going through an incredible period of distress... this retail expert is wondering who's going to fill the gaps. in general, a large number of these stores are located in deprived areas across high streets in the uk that are already suffering from high levels of vacancy rates. so, the reality of filling these stores, when demand for retail property is at a 10—year low, is that it's going to be very challenging. william hill says it will do whatever it can to help affected staff. the closures are likely to be

that is what became the driveway to bunny's apple hill, bunny and stacy's apple hill. it is a cold day. they finally put on all of their clothes, they go down the hill, and they go to what was called the rusty limestone ridge, which was 10 winding acres they bought from a neighbor. it was not carter hall property. it is a very unprepossessing sight. that is what i would say. there, they built bunny's resounding architectural answer to carter hall. it is not a grand house. it is all quite modest. and then, a-ha. only when you step outside on the garden front do you see that the purpose of buying this property was the view. and you learn two things there from building the house and having that view. she learned about -- look how the house falls down the hill. there is that nice, staid pennsylvania-style house by a furtive -- friend of gerard lambert's. then there is a decline over the ridge. she did not erase outlines of hills at all. she always worked with and from them. the terrier in front is for comparison. my terrier. she is standing about 30 yards from me. so, you

it's a big day in the district ypecifically on capitol hill. robert mueller, ave heard of him, he is set to testify this morning in front of two house commhtees. >> tis is all after that 22-month investigation into russian involvement in the 2016 presidential election. it led to 34 indiments and it all comes down to today. we do have complete coverage for you ahead of the day, but first we want to start withck a che of that forecast and the commute. >> that's right, melissa mollet is standing by with first 4 traffic but we begin with storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell because we have good weather to report today. >> yes, absolutely right. no weather alert needed for today. now if we could just keep melissa mollet and first 4 traffic in line today, yesterday so many problemsaround. probably still waiting to get to work from yesterday still. temperatures this morning have fallen into the 60s in tee wes suburbs. very comfortable indeed from chantilly and falls church, a few spots down close to the 50s now. front royal downto 61. we'll see if an

-- we had a tremendous battle there at hill 400. you remember patton ran out of gas in metz. that is to say, his armies, which we were part of, coming across the coast of france all the way to metz, where he had no more gasoline. the army had to make sure that the lines for the gasoline got to where patton needed it. the army needed the rangers to go forward out there and clear up the roer valley. or ruhr, two spellings. the roer valley, it seemed every intersection was on the target boards at the top of hill 400. d-day, we only had 100 feet to climb. we were there on december 7, 1944. we have 400 feet straight up, frozen weather, ice and snow, covered solidly with evergreen trees, which became known, infamously, as the battle of the hÜrtgen forest. our duty was to help clear the roer valley, to open it up, so patton, when he got his gasoline and was ready to roll, could come through the roer valley, the roer river, and cross the river on the way to berlin. we did that job. there were thousands of men from other outfits who tried to do that and failed. just two days before we

look at this hill. tops the city's unofficial list of steepest hills. bradford street bob thompkins avenue, a grade of 41%. that's steeper than that street in wales. one of two streets in san francisco that are actually steeper, this unofficial list uses data from the government and open source mapping. >> the new lion king" film from disney premieres this week. today reggie aqui spoke with robin roberts about her special on the movie which airs tonight at 8:00. >> today i'm going to bring it, talking about the lion king" and disney. i have to ask the question everybody is asking me, jon favreau, the director of lion king" i know you talked to him, how did he get those loins to act on cue? >> come on, man. oh, please. you know. you know, you know what he did. and we're going to try and explain how that all happened in the special. but yeah, you're watching it. eating your popcorn and wait, how did they do that. that's what we try to explain a little bit with the behind the scenes. john fab row, he knocked it out of the park. you're a fan of the lion kin

>>like others looking on the hill needs ot was able to get to safety. was a fire says well no civilians or firefighters were injured in the fast-moving fire. there were several other large animals that crews had to evacuate from the hill. >>the initials 3 alarm fire prompted a heavy response from several agencies this is 3 alarms from san jose. >>plus a wild land task force from county agencies and a high response from cal fire. so we've got 3 different kinds of fire engines on the scene right now we've got crews from cal fire and the department of corrections we did have aircraft was fixed wing and helicopters working on this fire. as well as those years and has a fire captain mitch not low says forward progress of the fire was stopped. >>happened to the fight. he says water supplies were limited making it more difficult to contain to removing lots of water tenders back and forth very narrow roads. those living on the hill couldn't believe how quickly that dry brush. >>what up in flames just impressed. >>is that a second time that happened like this an

it sits on top of albany hill and has been there for decades.he lion's club was given a small space to maintain the cross in 1971 during a land deal with a former city councilman. the mayor says it sends the wrong message that christianity is preferred. >> we want to get out of the business of promoting one religion over the other. >> one attorney for the lion's club said the city knew the cross was there before the land deal was made and they can't disregard it because it was approved years ago. >>> now proposing new taxes on lyft and uber. the proposal comes after a report finds the two companies are responsible for the spike in traffic congestion. if supervisors approve it it would head to the november ballot. two-thirds of the voters would have to approve it and believe it or not both companies say they support the measure. >>> a woman scared off two would-be thieves as they cased her car in the driveway. she was in her car when two men in hoodies tried the doors. when she screamed they took off. neighbors in the lantana and other neighbors

at christmas hill park. that is where the festival has been held for decades. fact, it was the 41st annual festival. here is the very latest. three people are dead, including a 6-year-old boy. 15 people injured. the gunman was also killed. he has not been identified. >> and witnesses talked about a possible second person involved, but authorities are still trying to sort thatpolce did respond t shooting in less than one minute. they scheduled an update that's going to come up for us at 10:00 this morning. bob redell there live at the scene this morning, and bob, a lot of peoplehapping yesterday bringing it live and of course even if you didn't, you can only imagine what people were experiencing there yesterday, it's justy?e= >> reporter: correct, marcus and laura. one man tells us what he witnessed at christmas hill park in gilroy was horrifying and when he first saw the gunman, he knew that he was ready to do some damage. those were his words. ryanauburn, running the rock climbingiment request for the children here. he thought the first shots were fireworks. t

valley, it seemed every intersection was on the target boards at the top of hill 400. d-day, we only had 100 feet to climb. 7,were there on december 1944. we have 400 feet straight up, ,rozen whether, ice and snow covered solidly with evergreen known,which became infamously, as the battle of the hirken forest. theduty was to help clear up, solley, to open it patton, when he got his gasoline and was ready to roll, could come through the roer valley, river, and cross the river on the way to berlin. we did that job. there were thousands of men from other outfits who tried to do that and failed. just two days before we did it, 5000 guys from the fourth division, eighth division, and a couple other units tried to open up the roer valley so patton could get through, but failed. they lost a lot of people wounded and killed and equipment all over the area in front of hill 400 in germany, which was in a hilly section that was blocking it. we were called in on short onice by the eighth division december 6. trucks fromn where we were in a camp in n house, a little german village

we have 90s, morgan hill, gilroy barely. mainly mid to upper 80s in the south bay. 76 with sunshine on the boardwalk. mid to upper 70s millbrae and san mateo. mid 60s along the coast. tougher 60s to low 70s. upper 60s for you. we'll warm from the low to mid 80s through the north bay valleys, upper 80s and niebts from santa rosa and ukiah. oakland 75 with sunshin. hercules and fremont, union city reaching the 80s. we have low to upper 90s from san ramon to present wood. tonight we'll fall back into the mid 50s to mid 60s once again. saturday and sunday, look at those 100s, nearing 90 around the bay. even 70 at the coast.coast.coas. temperatures cool dramaticalldr by monday, tuesday, wednesday next week. >>> a couple new accidents in the 680 highway 4 area. one reported on eastbound 4. another southbound 242 to southbound 680. at this point we're still seeing light traffic getting through the area. no major problems right now because of those crashes, but there is a stall in the south bay in san jose on the northbound connect

learned the hard way lamont hill made a speech on palestine at the u.n. it lasted 21 minutes and consisted. of 2837 words he ended it by calling for a free palestine from the river to the sea his critics online contended that those last 6 words from the river to the sea amounted to a call for the elimination of israel the counter argument was that that was not what mont hill meant that the rest of his speech made that abundantly clear however within 24 hours without so much as speaking to lamont hill c.n.n. fired i can't say what red line across in literal terms because i wasn't given any specific reason or analysis obviously the speech was the red line the protests however from the speech were largely around those last 6 words from the river to the sea that's what at least became the pretext for the outrage from many people is there a double standard at play here because you get fired for saying what you said at c.n.n. and yet the network continues to employ for his punditry a former american senator rick santorum he once denied that palestinians even ex

they should be here into the evening that we don't know how late also some residents remain off the hill at this point the roads, many of them are closed. do the fire trucks on there and as a result, many of the residents who self evacuated are now down here where i am waiting to be able to return to their homes but as you mentioned 47 acres burning in this fire. fire crews quickly got it under control in about an hour and a half. >>the bus smoke with their that money out you know, that's my house that's my that is a burn down a horrible day for me when she was heading to fremont when she got a call from her aunt who she shares a cottage with that the hillside they live on in the east san jose foot hills was on fire. >>she said the house is burning the house is burning and then she was scared she was crying said the house is burning and then after that they she left out in the niger calling and she didn't pick up the phone until like an hour ago and she said she's safe. she's in someone else's house but i think without is still in there what we don't we haven't had any means. >>her dog i

where is sand hill road and why is it significant? >> guest: sand hill road is in menlo park california which you would not otherwise know except for the fact a mile or two east down sand hill road is its more famous neighbor which is stanford university. you can think of sand hill road as if a music fan, it's music row in nashville or its wall street in new york. it's a bit of a mythical place where it happens to be a lot of venture capitals congregate but it studied genetics i exciting tritone about. it just happens be a confluence of lots of capital and lots of opportunity for entrepreneurs. >> host: why is it drab? >> guest: it looks like a bit of an old industrial park. its land that has been owns its very beginning by stanford university and there are not any fancy high high-rises. it's a lot of two-story buildings. maybe the urban zoning restrictions but also it's just upstaged by much more famous neighbor which is stanford university and maybe the university always at this intention make sure sand hill road was left there. >>

the big difference is on this side of the hill from that side of the hill. look at the 70 for in san francisco. if i show you where the heat advisory is, it is where you would expect the areas that are in yellow, right through that part of the bay area. it goes until sunday at 11:00. we get through two days and if we give you an example on why we have concerns for concord, and livermore comedy daytime high at 103. the record today and concord is 103. record-tying record-breaking heat in some cases. livermore, 101. the record for today is 100 to. just shy event to knock your message. 106 is the record. santa rosa going to 97 that messes the record by two. and you should be that. 89 is the record. in the bay, those of the daytime high. oakland going to anyone. a call far away it is for these numbers. for oakland it is 81. record is 92. a couple of degrees below it. palo alto 86. 96 is the record. quite the difference depending on where you are. let's get through the weekend. once we do that, the temperatures will come down and we are back to the mid-80s for da

. >> kasie hunt live on the hill. you. we know robert mueller will show up to the hill next week. the question is if the u.s. women national soccer team stars will be. right now they are in new york city. before that, they are holding a massive celebration. right now thousands of people traveling from all over to see the tickertape parade in new york. the mayor has given them the keys to the city. the team of course has gone the world's attention. second straight world cup win. passionate celebrations. especially from team captain megan rapinoe. she was on rachel maddow last night. she talked about her plans for the future. >> i don't think you're going to announce running for president here, but what is that for you? >> she said you need to be careful. they're going to ask you to run for president. you need to slow your roll. i don't know, thopbest. i think things have changed dramatically in just these couple of days. i'm excited to kind of dig some and see really where i can take this. >> joining me now is nbc news

it all happened at christmas hill park. these are live pictures from the entrance where multiple police agencies remain. the fbi investigating now as well. three people were killed, including a 6-year-old child. the gunman was also eventually killed by police as well. witnesses have said there may be a second suspect, but it's unclear that person's involvement is any in the mass shooting. we'll continue to follow and give you the latest developments. 5:24 right now. >>> nearly three months after it started, closing arguments set to begin this morning in the ghost ship warehouse fire trial. derek almena and max harris face 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter, one count for each person who died in the 2016 fire. prosecutors say the pair violated terms of the building's lease and did not have important fire safeguards in place. defense attorneys allege that the fire was an act of arson, and something harris and almena couldn't have prevented. both sides rested their case two weeks ago. >>> seven people are under arrest in co

the federal reserve chairman heading to capitol hill today.every waking thought really good. we'll break down the key things you need ahead let the content wars begin first, "the office," now "friends" getting pulled off of netflix for a competing streaming service. we'll tell you what shows could be next and what it means for big media stocks. >>> plus, primetime for lady gaga the pop superstar teaming up with the world's largest online retailer wednesday, july 10th, 2019, "squawk box" begins right now. >>> live from new york where business never sleeps, this is "squawk box. >>> good morning, welcome to "squawk box" here on cnbc. we're live at the market at times square becky and andrew are off today guest host, jason trennert great to have you with us. >> thanks. >> big day here. we want to take a look at the u.s. equity futures ahead of the release of chair powell's testimony. that release happens at 8:30 a.m. eastern time before he actually testifies on the hill at 10 a.m. s&p 500 looking to open down by 10 dow jones indicated to open lowe

it's a 14-mile project stretching from lafayette in to the east bay hills. the fire break could help stop a wild fire from spreading. >> the idea is to keep the fire, from getting up, using the lower fuels to ladder up in to the crowns of the trees. >> firefighters are reminding property owners they need to create a defensible space around their homes as well and it should be 100 feet of clear space. >>> time is 6:41, a busy days more coverage of on the peninsula for 177,000 bucks. we will look at how the unnew p released by nasa including a black hole. how it was captured, they were able to capture some of these images. first we want to check this with gus for a look at what is coming up in the next hour of mornings on 2 . >>> we like free food. clothing retailer forever 21 is under fire for sending snack bars to some customers. why the kind of bars it sent caused people to get upset and what forever 21 has to say about it now. what if you babe's diaper could subpoenaed you an email? why you won't be able to buy a pack just yet. we'll be right back. >>> our

hill: thank you so much. so glad to be here with my colleagues. i applicatey hill, i'm the co-refy on behalf of the freshmen class to leadership. and i'm the congresswoman for california's 25th congressional district where i'm proud to fight on behalf of regular working people like my own family every single day. before i was in congress, i spent my career working to address the issue of homelessness. tonight in los angeles county where i represent more than 50 ,000 people are going to be sleeping on the streets. any single night in los angeles county 50,000 people, hundreds of thousands of people across the country. those of us who work in homelessness know this is a compound of a broken system. not a single issue. it's devastating to me to know that so many of those people are not simply addicted to drugs or struggling with mental health. they are working. they are working full-time jobs. they have kids. they have families. they are sleeping in their cars. and they simply can't make ends meet despite the fact that they are working full-time. in

this is where theestil is taking place in christmas hill park. over to the right, this is a mile here. we have gilroy high school where the command center was set up. down here is where the reunification center is taking place. people inside of the festival being reunited with their families. now, let's talk about what we know about where the shooting took place based on what our reporters have heard, what we have seen on social media from people who are inside the park at the time as well as from the police chief. first, let's start with the police chief. he told uts us that the suspect or suspects came across the creek. the creek is in green. running along the north side of the park grounds which are right here. the chief said that that suspect or suspects somehow managed to get across that creek and into a parking area. i'm going to plot that out with an icon right here. this is a parking area that runs along the north side of the grounds but is just south of the creek. so at some point they managed to get in on this side of the park, it seems

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learned the hard way lamont hill made a speech on palestine at the u.n. it lasted 21 minutes and consisted. of 2837 words he ended it by calling for a free palestine from the river to the sea his critics online contended that those last 6 words from the river to the sea amounted to a call for the elimination of israel the counter argument was that that was not what mont hill meant that the rest of his speech made that abundantly clear however within 24 hours without so much as speaking to lamont hill c.n.n. fired i can't say what red line across in literal terms because i wasn't given any specific reason or analysis obviously the speech was the red line the protests however from the speech where largely around those last 6 words from the river to the sea that's what at least became the pretext for the outrage from many people is there a double standard at play here because you get fired for saying what you said at c.n.n. and yet the network continues to employ for his punditry a former american senator rick santorum he once denied that palestinians even e

so i think there's some concern on capitol hill.his resignation. >> viewers should keep their eye on this because the labor secretary is in a very weak position already. >> bret: because of his inability or deregulation, for other things were republicans wanted. >> correct. exactly right. if so alex acosta has been consistently disappointing some of the conservatives in the administration, particularly people like the domestic policy council, mick mulvaney, the new white house chief of staff, people who want them to be much more aggressive on regulation. you now have a lot of vulnerability on the substance and then you have this issue emerging where you do have, you know, yes, true, not many were republicans on the hill, but it provides an opportunity for some of the people who want him out anyway to use that as a lever to get him out. >> bret: you did a big piece of vetting, or lack thereof. he was one of them. >> no. we got leaked a huge amount of the vetting documents internal. alex acosta's was not one of them. i'm told that whe

>>on death until hill are the problem >>80 years of well king visitors now free of charge and the hilleriffs as said actually owns the land the sheriff calls it with his brothers and it's been in their family for generations, but now they say they're concerned about public safety. >>are they really came to a head this year former open for for 2 days and we just saw a crushed were we had people waiting in line on the roads for up to 2 hours just to get the parking lot impeding first responders fire. sheriff's deputies. ambulance services all of those things that needed not only to get to the field to get past the hill to service or neighbors as well. >>and here's the thing even though they're closing it to the public they're going to continue to plant daffodils just to keep the tradition alive. >>about the climate crisis yes, scientists believe the number of days of dangerous heat could triple by the middle of the century at least that's unless we reverse or current type of energy you have 4 dan kerman explains. it seems as if there are. >>more and more excessively hot days, you'd be ri

look at the east bay hills, 52 this morning.things to look at, clouds have topped, the marine layer tall enough to reach the east bay valleys. milder this morning and also milder this afternoon with more sunshine than yesterday. dangerous heat this weekend. cooler closer to average next week. a little bit of mist and drizzle along the coast with the thicker fog this morning. you can see a greater amount of cloud cover throughout the bay and also our coastal valleys leading into some of our novatos in t inland valleys in the northbound. we have a few 90s in places like morgan hill and gilroy. 76 in discuss. santa cruz. a little smaller spread on the peninsula today. mid 60s along the coast. we'll have upper south san francisco. across the golden gate near 90 in santa rosa, mid to upper 90s. warm spot is 82 in fremont. as you move in, low to upper 90s. my accuweather seven-day forecast. look at those 100s, saturday and sunday. even near 90 around the bay. 60s, 70s and '80s will feel great. >>> a live shot of 101 in san jose past 8

investors may get new clues when the fed chief testifies on capitol hill later this week. steve liesman has more. >> in two days oretestimony beongress, jerome powell has a tough choice, affirm the market's deeply seeded belief in a rate cut coming at the fed's meeting later this month or push back. in pushi ining back pouwell fac more criticism from a president who raised the prospect of firing powell if he doesn't cut rates. powell has reasons to side with both the president and the srkets. >> tnaling has been all about inflation not meeting target, heightened risks from overseas slowing growth, and trade uncertainty which still has the opportunity toheit real economy here in the u.s. and we see the g20 as simply being neutral, slightly positive in that tariffs were not put on, but the trade war is alive and well and that uncertainty is alive and well while current tariffs remain. strong ter: despite the jobs report friday, markets still have two rate cuts priced in. fed fundsutures still see the rates falling from about 2.4% now to 1.9%. maybe as soon as september. mark

you're taking a live look at san jose from communications hill. we are under a microclimate weather alert, and it is not for rain. we have a heat advisory. good morning, i'm chris chmura sitting in for kira klapper. we get right to meteorologist rob mayeda to tell us about the heat. >> the heat in the east bay and tri-valley and east of san jose, san jose foothills down to near morgan hill right now it's a warm start to the morning, 68 degrees, sunny skies, and again as we go through the day today, we'll see temperatures comfortably mild near the coast and bay, so no heat advisory for downtown san jose, san francisco and oakland but it's really the oakland hills, berkeley hills east over to the tri-valley, solano county and south along 680 you'll find temperatures in the mid-90s to near 100 degrees for one more day today, before changes arrive tomorrow. so before nbe in "nbc bay area responds" gets called out in the weather department, one more day of hot weather. big changes tomorrow. not only cooler but we'll be dealing with some wind as well. w

i think william hill should've seen this coming.about the announcement for m months now. and i do feel sorry for the people who are losing theirjobs, but unfortunately, this is collateral damage from the addiction and carnage that fixed—odds betting terminals cause on the high street. with gambling moving online, many betting shops relied on the huge profits they made from fixed—odds betting terminals. with the new stringent cap in place, store closures were inevitable, and there could be many more to come. the industry is already going through an incredible period of distress. this retail expert is wondering who is going to fill the gaps. in general, a large number of these stores are located in deprived areas across high streets in the uk that are already suffering from high levels of vacancy rates. so the reality of filling these stores, when demand for retail property is at a 10—year low, is that it's going to be very challenging. william hill says it will do whatever it can to help affected staff. the closures are likely to beg

live on the hill, mike gorman, michael eric dyson. thank you both for being with us. >> thank you. >> we are staying in all of that live coverage on the hill. we're also checking on the reality check. many of those 2020 democrats. new fund-raising numbers out overnight. who is making the money and who is not. but first could we finally, finally have a confirmed pick for the secretary of defense? that nomination hearing is happening right now live for the president's pentagon pick. we'll take you there. president's pentagon pick. we'll take you there jet and its awesome. it's an all-in-one so it's ready to go when i am. the cleaning solution actually breaks down dirt and grime. and the pad absorbs it deep inside. so, it prevents streaks and haze better than my old mop. plus, it's safe to use on all my floors, even wood. glad i got that off my chest and the day off my floor. try wet jet with a moneyback guarantee they're wrong when they advocate policies that would eliminate all private health insurance, destroy medicare and force the a

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hill: many of us have some sort of relationship with the ocean. maybe it's through things that we like to eat or places that we like to visit, or even long-standing cultural traditions or values that we have around a healthy ocean and a healthy beach that we want to go visit. and so there isn't actually a, you know, a magic message from the past to t tells what''s going to happen because this great human experiment that we have embarked upon is a much larger problem than the geologic record can tell us about. anannouncer: "earth focus" is me possible in part by a grant from anne ray foundation, a m orange county community foundadation; and the farvue f foundation.n. e intetensifying the stability off the planet is at stake. my twenty fifteen greenhouse gas emissions must be reduced by 80% if we have to have a chance of taking this crisis. environmental leadership is neneeded more urgentntly than e. in november twenty fifteen n hos were raised when wor

san jose 82, about 87 degrees in morgan hill. out toward the tri-valley, numbers in the mid to upper 80s around pleasanton and sunol. 70s from oakland, hayward into fremont. peninsula temperatures comfortably in the mid 70s. into san francisco, you have numbers in the 60s. west wind at 18 will keep those numbers in the 60s for now. in the north bay look at the warm up. check out ukiah in the 90s tomorrow. upper 80s around santa rosa and sonoma. so the two-day warm up starts to break down on sunday. we see a trough to the north which will probably give us a bit more of a sea breeze. so cooling sunday, monday, and tuesday as the storm actually heads to the northwest brings showers toward seattle and portland. but check this out. next wednesday and thursday we begin to see a stronger ridge of high pressure, possibly building back from the desert soutt, which will lead to a much warmer looking forecast, we think, as we head through the middle of the next week. so san francisco right now misty skies and fog. you had it tonight. that's