and the gold hill mine was opened on this beautiful 117-acre property.antastic. >> there, you see the main vein they tapped into, right there. the whole hill was claimed. and that's why they call it gold hill. but it was one of the most active mining areas in the state of arizona at that point. it's one of the more remote locations in scottsdale. there's no cell service. you can't see anything. it's like you're 100 miles from any major city, yet you're a couple of miles from luxury golf courses and people sipping pinot in a wine bar. >> walk through the nearby town of cave creek and you could still feel that gold rush vibe today. >> the ore, it was so rich, they took it out by burro to cave creek, then trucked it to prescott on a wagon. they went on a train to san francisco. and then they shipped it all the way to england for smelting. and they still make money on it. >> but, not long after the discovery came, a worldwide economic downturn. >> they canceled all the plants. so it became a very, very small worked mine. there were 14 guys and a blacksmith s

. >> north's arm took up positions on the hills and down at the and they would put land mines, personnel mines, shoot at you with rpgs. >> not far from the border was -pthe base at khe sahn. describe what we were facing as you were leading a marine rifle company into this part of viettam. >> it's generally known as an airfield surrounded by very dominating hills. one could even say mountains. >> defending it would take a lot of americans, mostly marines. tony from new york city was one of them. when he arrived. old captain >> graduated villanova. joined because my uncle had been a corporate during the battle of okinawa in world war ii and i had his uniform in my closet growing up and it stayed there until i joined the marine corps. >> i thought the ma reens would be the way to get to vietnam quickest. >> dennis wusz 21 arriving at khe sahn. he would serve with kilo company on hill 861. >> beautiful in terms of the valley and the scenery. ♪ >> khe sahn was beautiful. 1,500 feet elevation, often cloaked in misty clouds. the hills around the base covered in dense bamboo thickets. coffee gro

mine. i don't think anybody could go up that hill. it looks like a mountain.t is something our strength coach believed in and it was important to him. he really liked it and it could strengthen your legs and it is hard to pull hamstrings and stuff like that when you are going up hill so those are the advantages i've heard of it. it is really not a big deal and something that ray wanted and i believe in him. >> and there you have it. >>> to the diamond, a's hosting the twins with a five game losing streak on the line. the manager has been stuck on 999 career wins and could tonight be the reach he reaches 1,000 and on witches and wizards night at the coliseum. healy helps the cause. davis trots in from second base and the a's take an early 1-0 lead. did not last long. second inning, up the middle, bases loaded two runs will score. twins now lead 2-1. sonno, pads in the fifth and twins go up 4-1 and that ended chris smith's nice. he allowed four runs on seven hits and four walks and three k's and now 4-3 twins and we'll have the highlights at 11:00 on abc 7. >>>

. >> protestors are refusing to be deterred and or mining other spots on capitol hill to try to denounce the efforts to repeal obama care. first, while you were not looking, a new air wars investigation for "the daily beast" came out today that reveals that civilian casualties are on pace to double under president trump. roughly 2300 innocent people, including kids, died from coalition air strikes in iraq and syria under the obama administration. that is an average of 80 deaths per month. for the trump administration, it's an average of 260 deaths per month, that is a total of roughly 2200 civilian deaths since he was inaugurated. air wars has slightly higher numbers, but why the rise? experts say trump's policy is partially to blaming. another is the changing policy in the landscape. here is what donald trump said about the fight on terror. >> i would bomb the [ bleep ] out of them. i would just bomb those suckers, and that's right, i would blow up the pipes, the refineries, every inch, there would be nothing left. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i'm only in my 60's. i've got a nice long life ahead. big plans.

when i have to fill mine out, i was a capitol hill staffer, i really didn't have it. >> martha: we know they met during the campaign. >> is who have you met with echoes on the forms. >> but this meeting was. >> if they had remembered, that was something, they should have that was my point earlier. i'm also making the point is not necessarily a minor wrongdoing if you get a form wrong. it looked bad. but when you have to separate this is a mistake or is it criminal, and above what point we should all take it apart. we do not want to criminalize the normal mistakes that people make it at that is not the purpose of government and not the purpose of prosecution. >> martha: unfortunately, opposition research, everybody wants to dig up something on the candidate they are running against. it's in the air that you breathe in these campaigns for better or worse. great to see you all tonight. coming up, james, now back in the hot seat tonight. this is a big story that were going to be talking about the moment. it's a bombshell reports amassed the exodus and that he may have broken the law when th

hill is supposed to work. that i scratch your back, you scratch mine. you finally get to something that is a compromise.d like that in a long time and what you're seeing now is a lot of pushback from different elements of, within the republican party. >> is there anything that could be done to get susan collins on board? i mean rand paul has made the whole second quarter is cut. he is so definite, maybe in such a corner i don't know how he could possibly come back from that. is there anything that anyone can do, or tweak or change to get her on board? >> i don't put past anything on mitch mcconnell. the senate majority leader, they have done other carveouts for other states, but it does soothe some senators about their concerns. promise you will will deal with things down the road, that is what the democrats tried to do. that is where nancy pelosi came up with, you don't know what is it in until you pass it. a lot of power in the obamacare goes to hhs, with thousands and thousands of regulations. the bill is crafted essentially by the hhs secretary. they're trying to say that in not some words, republic

mine. two sensations that work together, so you can play together. >>> well, new this morning police are investigating a double homicide in the fair hill neighborhoodl what you we're learning about the victims this morning. >>> and a search for four missing men in bucks county, continues this morning as authorities comb through a nine on acre property, latest developments on who investigators are calling a person of interest. >>> after days of a nationwide headlines, donald trump, junior has spoken publicly about the meeting he had with the russian lawyer, we will hear his explanation and find out who is taking over the investigation. >>> today is wednesday july 12th good morning i'm jim donovan. >>> i'm rahel solomon. busy news day. lets check the forecast with the forecast with katie and road with meisha. >> yes h

mine. it looks like the mountain. that was something our coach believed in and it was important to him. he really liked it and it can strengthen your legs going up hillit's hard to pull hamstrings when you're going uphill. it really wasn't too big a deal of me but it was something ray wanted and i believe in ray from a conditioning standpoint. >>> used to be one of the robberies in baseball bp 32 1/2 games behind the dodgers in the west. despite san francisco's record, this kid has laser focussed. in the first, 28 pitches. gave up an rbi single. he managed to get out of trouble. snags a chopper. starts the inning ending double play. two runs on eight hits. he had three strikeouts. puig gets his revenge in the second. hustling to foul territory. crashed into the wall but he's okay. with two outs in the fourth, hunter pence took care of that with his seventh home run of the season. that would be the giants loan run. two out, two on. he strikes out jay wong to end the game. 2-1 your final. >>> will sonny gray be traded before the deadline? he was supposed to pitch tomorrow. they scratched him and will have him start monday. meaning if he's traded, he'll

mine. it was a compromise but neither of us cover my sour principles. give what advice would you democrats and republicans on the hill today? mr. mulvaney: spend more time talking about what we agree on and less what we disagree on. we need to get health care out of the way. that was never going to be a bipartisan bill. it wasn't bipartisan when it became law. it's not going to be bipartisan on its way out. indemocrat worth his weight democratic brand will vote to get rid of obamacare. but once we vote to get rid of it, which i think we may be doing by the time this airs, at least in the house, then the opportunity exists going forward, once obamacare is gone, to reform it in the years to come on a bipartisan basis. is how do we use deal along to her with the costs of prescription drugs -- how do we deal long term with the costs of prescription drugs? that could be bipartisan. malpractice reform ip able to be -- might be able to be bipartisan. whatever health care environment we end up in at the end of this, maybe we can all improve it going forward on a bipartisan basis. host: when did you first meet donald trump? m

mining town. and on the repblg behind that is photo journalist bob horn move in. you can see the det wilder fire advancing on this town tonight. on the hills outside colterville, airplanes chase the fading sunshine looking for a place to drop fire retardant on the fire. a delicate and dangerous dance weaving in and out of columns of smoke trying to stop the advancing flames while advancing each other. >> on the ground more than 3,000 firefighters continue to fight the fire. the effects of the fire were felt 50 miles away from the fire. glacier point disappeared behind a shroud of smoke. >> we came yesterday, at first we were a bit disappointed because we were looking forward to great views and we were afraid the smoke would take all the views. >> reporter: with road closures and evacuations still holding strong, yosemite's dangerous west gate which should be a parking lot in mid-july was empty. >> we tried to go down i40 we got stuck trying to go to mariposa. we head toward the park and then we're going to head down 120. to see if we can get out of here. >> reporter: tonight the town of colterville remains evacuated. there are firefighters

mine. it looks like the mountain. that was something our coach believed in and it was important to him. he really liked it and it can strengthen your legs going up hill're going uphill. it really wasn't too big a deal of me but it was something ray wanted and i believe in ray from a conditioning standpoint. >>> used to be one of the robberies in baseball bp 32 1/2 games behind the dodgers in the west. despite san francisco's record, this kid has laser focussed. in the first, 28 pitches. gave up an rbi single. he managed to get out of trouble. snags a chopper. starts the inning ending double play. two runs on eight hits. he had three strikeouts. puig gets his revenge in the second. hustling to foul territory. crashed into the wall but he's okay. with two outs in the fourth, hunter pence took care of that with his seventh home run of the season. that would be the giants loan run. two out, two on. he strikes out jay wong to end the game. 2-1 your final. >>> will sonny gray be traded before the deadline? he was supposed to pitch tomorrow. they scratched him and will have him start monday. meaning if he's traded, he'll be fresh and can start with his new

on top of the hill i told the north vietnamese soldiers i wanted to share a story with. i grew up in an old midwestern mining town called galena which is the last name of led sulfide, it was a lead mining town first settled in the 1820s. i worked at the mind after i got out of the marines and one of my bosses was a world war ii veteran who served in europe. i had tremendous regard for him and i came to have an affection for his son. i picked up a couple pieces of led sulfide, a few days later in spring of 1969, a rocket propelled grenade struck him in the chest and killed him immediately. i told the north vietnamese soldiers about him and pulled out of my pocket a piece of led sulfide that i brought with me. i said i'm going to bury this on this hill at the top of this hill where my young friend never reached the top but now a piece of his hometown was here and i assured them that this led -- this led sulfide would last as long as the red clay would last. in many ways in that brief moment on that isolated hot triple canopy quiet hilltop in vietnam my research, my personal biography, my commitment to working

approaching the beltway, and once you get there through oxon hill the inner loop jams prince george's county to the wilson bridge. keep in minered. super heavy traffic both directions of gw parkway. watch for delays and you can see that inner loop slow down through tysons and mclean. all metro rail lines on time much that's your traffic. back to you guys. >> all right. right. mexican food giant temporarily set down a northern virginia location after several reports of customers getting sick. >> the company stock dropped after the news went public. our annie yu is live in sterling with an update this morning. good morning, annie. >> reporter: good morning, allison and steve. well this is terrible news for the company which really has been trying to recover from that food safety problem they had back in 2015. you may remember at that time, sickened hundreds of people due to e. coli. this time you have several people reporting symptoms that are consistent with the norovirus. we're talking they all say had he got sick after eating at this location the chipotle triple seven road right near route 7 in sterling v have a. if you look

mine insurance to cover the damage. others, though, like the lady you heard from will have to pay hundred of thousands of dollar want to move back in. nancy: all right. doug hill is joining us now to talk about another hot, hot day. doug: yeah. i said at the top of the newscast this is a legit heatwave. what we have here in the summertime, which we do, but when we get temperatures five days in a row in the mid-to-the upper 90's on the thermometer and heat index values is 100 or higher that is a heatwave. alison: today is not -- doug: no. this is a warmup for what is coming. i would be surprised if we don't see the heat advisory or the heat watches. this is the real deal. one of the pockets of the slow moving rain is moving across the area. there is drenching rain but not high winds that will do damage so that is good. we have a cluster up west of baltimore. this is moving slowly but it's drifting southwest like yesterday. there is a lot of rain in montgomery county. a flood warning in effect in the area. show you two hours of the radar animation. i won't drive it over and over again to make you crazy. but watch. this is how you will get the flooding. in the bi

. >> reporter: on capitol hill, the e-mails have reignited talk of alleged russian collusion. >> these are his words, not mine, his. this was an attempt at collusion. >> reporter: hillary clinton's former running mate raiseded stakes even higher. >> this is false statement and maybe even potentially treason. >> we haven't caught a glimpse of the president since the story broke and today is the third straight day without a single public event on the president's schedule. now, there is a tweet, though, just a few moments ago from the president about this. he says my son donald did a good job last night. he was open, transparent and innocent. this is the greatest witch-hunt in political history. sad. robin. >> up early tweeting again. all right, jon, thank you. the meeting with the kremlin connected lawyer is just the latest contact we're learning about between top trump associates and the russians. we also know former national security adviser michael flynn, attorney general jeff sessions, and jared kushner all had contact with the russian ambassador. kushner meeting with the head of a state owned bank there. o

were on top of the hill i told the north vietnamese soldiers that through our interpreter i wanted to share a story with them. i told them i had grown up in an old mist western mining town called galena. galena is the latin name for it led to sulfite and it was a lead mining town that was first settled in the 1820s. i had worked in the mines there after i got out of the marines. one of my bosses was a world war ii veteran, purple heart, would served in europe. i had tremendous regard for him and i came to have an affection for his son. i picked up a couple of pieces of galena led sulfite in the mind and kept them on my desk and a few years in the spring of 1969 i knew that michael, my bosses son, this young kid, had been killed on hamburger hill when a rocket propelled grenade had struck him in the chest and killed him immediately. i told these north enemy soldiers about him and i pulled out of my pocket a piece of led sulfite, of galena, that i brought over with me and i said i'll bury this here and i'll bury this on this hill at the top of this hill where my young friends never reached the top but now a piece of his hometown was here and i assured them that this

mine. . >>> welcome back to ktvu news, all of the news, weather and information you need to know throughout your day. >>> we have a live picture from marin county, looking east to the hillsmount diablo in the distance. the fog and the marine layer is pulling back a bit. it's a chilly night at the ballpark in san francisco. the giants are playing again tonight. >> lets home they are hot tonight. >> i have a bet with a friend, who ever gets to 90 losses first, the fillies or the giants. >> tough summer. >> he lives in venice, i may have to hop a flight to lose the bet. >> we have hot weather coming our way, not a lot of change between yesterday and today. the temperatures and the on shore breeze and the cloud cover are similar to yesterday. temperatures in the lower 60s this morning. 66 in oakland. san jose, 66, into the afternoon, mostly sunny away from the coast and partly cloudy away from the coast. 62 pacifica. 65 in san francisco. for the giants game, cool and breezy. 75 for a hayward. we get into some warmer weather in the extended forecast. we start with a minor bump in the temperatures for midweek wednesday and then as we get closer to the weekend. upper 70s to low

is on the hill for moving forward with those types of bills like the president just encouraged the senate to pass? >> well, i think there's some appetite among some republican colleagues of minese they need a distraction from the fact they've actually accomplished almost nothing in terms of their agenda. but as somebody who lives, you know, in a border state and has worked on this issue, the two issues they passed aren't going to bring us more security. as a matter of fact, it will probably bring us less security. >> don't we need more american security? something under the premise of kate's law? why repeat folks that have gotten into this country who have been turned to crime and then pushed out only to return again and commit another offense? don't we need something to stop that? >> oh, absolutely. well, to be clear, there's already some laws on the books. the problem with kate's law is that it's grabbing one horrible situation that occurred and it is a horrible situation, and expanding it to the point it's going to cover people with misdemeanors. people that are not violent criminals. people that, you know, are just trying to reunify with their families. and then you have

hill, whether it's on the house side or the senate side, and we haven't seen that yet. privately they express frustration, but you can imagine if he did something to sessions, they might take the poor miney, it's the president's prerogative to hire and fire and see the cabinet he wants to see. so i think toobin's skepticism is warranted. >> toobin is always skeptical. >> you're a former assistant u.s. attorney, whatever your former title was when you worked for the government, but you see the president not only criticizing the attorney general but the deputy attorney general, rod rosenstein, the acting fbi director andrew mccabe, the special counsel robert mueller. have you ever seen anything like this before? >> no, not since richard nixon was president when you had the attorney general of the united states, john mitchell, go to prison because, you know, the entire leadership of the justice department then was corrupted. and, you know, there is annett i can in the justice department that it is not just another department. the president can do what he wants at the department of commerce, he can do what he wants in the state department. he is in charge of american foreign policy. but the

hill. "washingtonian" magazine listed her as meanest member of congress. she has highest turnover rate. called her members of her staff, foolish, stupid morons. neil: you should hear what i call mine. >> we heard it in the hallway. two doors down from you. neil: they need that sometimes. >> she is such a hypocrite. she gives more than trump does. neil: you don't think this is going anywhere? >> no. neil: i hear people mentioned. >> they were aggrieved he won the election. she tried to contest that with the electoral college, it didn't work. neil: what did you think of the professional wrestling? just a goof-off. >> i thought it was goofy. you know -- neil: subliminal message there is. >> some people thought it was offensive. other people i talked to thought it was hoot and holler and keep doing it. neil: did you know professional wrestling is fake. >> don't ever say that on television. it is serious and it is real, okay? i'm a lawyer. i know these things. neil: thank you very much, gregg jarrett. there you go. have at it. >>> health cair stocks are up, looking for full repeal and replace later. between tweets, president has been advocating just that. the details what happens after