it's a large hopper. it's a couple of stories actual.u look right into the center of the screen, it's a little hard to see, but it looks like the man is moving and is conscious. so a supervisor at this cement company fell into the hopper waist deal. firefighters secured him to a harness and removed him. he may be okay. >> his face was covered in gray chalk-y mixture from all that. you can see a lot of them are wearing masks down there. we'll continue to follow this and bring you more information as we get it. >>> a man wanted for indecent exposure in several east bay cities is now under arrest. 31-year-old joseph "ironteeth" angelle was wanted in a series of cases going back at least a year. fremont investigators got an arrest warrant yesterday and while doing surveillance in san jose, they saw a naked man running from an apartment. police say he could face charges in pleasanton and newark as well as the fremont. >>> there were some fireworks in congress today as fbi agent peter strzok faced question from the house judiciary and oversigh

they were checking the cement in the lower part of the hopper and apparently he couldn't get out. he fell in there and he was piled up to his chest and there. >> fraught with danger, involved digging the man free and securing a harness to >> reporter:. also releasing the cement below to defend him from singing further. >> it was trying to make sure he didn't get crushed. he could continue to think in. >> alameda county fire was assisted by four and and companies, a letter truck and a hazardous response to. the man continued to sink but was fed oxygen and water to keep him hydrated. >>> you open up a sack of cement, what happens? a lot of dust. that is the same thing in a giant hopper with thousands of pounds of dry cement. >> the team was able to secure the victim to a harness and free the man around 630. the team is think will now that the training was put to good use. >> he will go home with the family tonight. betters our success. >> cal osha continues to investigate. a sign out front said they had gone 15 days without a recordable injury. >>> and amortizing -- an amazing rescu

inside a huge industrial hopper. >> he must've lost his balance and fell inside.e fell in the cement. >>> a lifesaving rescue operation in union city. good evening, i am truly. >>> a technically talented rescue of a worker that was trapped in a silo full of cement. he was trapped for more than two hours. it all happened in union city. the factory is located on whipple road near mission boulevard. rob talked with those first responders about the dangers of what they refer to as a confined space rescue. >> good evening. that is exactly what they were seeing. he is now investigating that the man was pulled out of this large industrial cement hopper around there -- 6:30 pm. alameda county fire tells us although he had plenty of training, the rescue operation was anything but routine. response was needed. >> a steady stream of emergency vehicles converged on the property of u.s. pipe and foundry located on whipple road in union city. behind the building, sky fox was above the scene as firefighters used harnesses, ropes and area ladders trying to remove the worker trapp

pipe and foundry when the man accidentally fell into a cement hopper. him out. >> reporter: a steady stream of vehicles converge in union city. behind the facility y the scene specialized firefighters use har nass, ropes and area ladders trying to remove the worker. after two and a half hours the man is able to walk away. a coworker telling ing ktvu the man lost footing and fell in. >> the supervisor was checking the cement in the lower part of the hopper and apparently he couldn't get out. he fell in there and he's about up to his chest in there. >> the rescue involved a digging to secure him to a har nas and releasing cement from below. >> our biggest concern is making sure he doesn't get crushed or engulfed. we have seen it before with that kind of material. he can continue to sink in. >> alameda fire was assisted by four engine companies and a hazardous response team. the man was fed oxygen and water to keep him hydrated. >> you open up a sack of cement, a big poof of dust. same thing in a giant hopper with thousands of pounds of dry cement. >> the

all that gold bearing material elevated, dropped in the hopper, the hopper fed into the screen. ommel screen has a 36 foot diameter, slopes to the back of the dredge, and that tro holess perforated with and they are banging that material around and around, adding water pumped out of the pond that high-pressure, 9000 gallons per minute. you take gold-bearing gravel, add water, shake it up in that heavy goldeen, the would separate, sink, fall through the doubles and onto the sluice boxes on the middle deck of the dredge. anything bigger than the biggest toll in that screen would continue downhill, fall off the , hit a conveyor belt, be elevated into a stacker and spit big piles ofto lost rock called tailings. the last tailing piles number eight is right here. anything smaller than the holes follow --el would would fall through onto the sluices. there are 16 sluice boxes on the sluices fallhose into four, long lateral sluices that go downhill and hook up to the tail sluices and back down into the pond. so those of the three steps in gold dredging, a big bucket line chewing gold bea

. >> a man in a frightening position, a work here had fallen into the cement hopper thursday afternoon. crews found him 12 feet beneath the opening buried up to his kmeft in dry cement. >> our biggest certain is being crushed or engulfed with that type of material. we have seen is it before. he can continue to sink in and next thing you know we can't get to him. >> a specialized technical rescue team worked to get a chest hahnerest around him. they released the dry cement from the bottom of the hopper hoping that would free him. >> once we started the material down it started engulfing him farpgter and crushing him more. we had to stop, take a pause. >> after more than two hours of rescuer mission it was a rope system and ladder that got him out of the hopper. the victim seen here miraculously walking away from the machine that crews say could have taken his life. >> he was able to walk down it's a narrow gang planning, walked him down et cetera being treated now. >> first responders describing the victim as being understandably exhausted after this unique and dangerous drop. >> maybe

. >>> a man rescued from a cement hopper in union city yesterday is going to be okay. officials from the uc davis burn center say that he is still in the hospital tonight but is in good condition. he was working at u.s. pipe in union city when he somehow fell into a cement hopper, trapping him chest deep in dry cement for almost three hours. after he was rescued, he was able to walk down the steps of the hopper, a machine first responders say could have easily taken his life. >>> an injured climber and six rescuers are on safe ground after a dramatic rescue on oregon's mt. hood. you can see the moment the national guard parked the chinook military helicopter in midair 11,000 feet above sea level. rescuers received a call of a missing cloim climber last nigh. both the rescuers and the climber spent the night on the mountain. we don't yet know the extent of the man's injuries. >>> well, in the south bay more than a dozen long-time workers will lose their jobs next month. they say they're in the crossfire of a dispute between the santa clara city council and its chamber o

it starts high at the hopper. it has holes along its entire length about a quarter inch diameter at top. they are banking that material around. water pumped out of the pound dead high-pressure at 9000 gallons permitted. you add water and shake it up. the heavy gold would separate, shake, fall down through the holes and onto the sluice boxes. anything bigger than the biggest hole in that screen would continue downhill and follow the trouble, head conveyor belt, and go into a stacker which would be spent out into big piles called tailings. the last pile left right number eight is next to the train tracks. anything smaller than the holes --the trauma would fall anything smaller than the holes would fall through. these slope down to the outside walls. those fall into lateral sluices that go downhill and hook up into the sluices and back into the pond. those are the three steps in the gold mining. 24 hours a day, seven days a it had to be shut down every 10-15 days to pull a cleanup. that meant recovering the goal. fou

the man fell into a cement hopper yesterday afternoon at u.s. pipe and foundry on whiff l road. firefighters used a harness to get him out. a co-worker says the man is a supervisor look into the industrial hopper when he lost his balance and fell. the man was given oxygen and water during the rescue effort. he was able to walk away on his own. >>> more than 200 passengers are back in the air on their way to australia after their earlier flight was forced to turn around less than an hour after taking off from san francisco interfashional last night. lee martinez explains what happens. >> united airlines tells us all 259 passengers have been booked on new flights to sidney. the passengers said they knew something was wrong 40 minutes into the flight. they were already over the pacific ocean when they had to turn around and come back to sfo. at 11:15 last night united flight departing to sidney australia. the plane got out over the the plane circled over the before returning to sfo. it landed without incident at 12:34 a.m. pass jers heard a loud bang and the flight crew the plane h

that man accidentally fell into a cement hopper yesterday afternoon at u.s. pipe and foundry on whiff l road. firefighters used a harness to get him out. he was a supervisor looking into the industrial hopper when he lost his balance and fell. >> the supervisor was checking the cement in the lower part of the hopper and apparently he couldn't get out. he fell in there and he's about up to his chest in there. . >> now the man was given oxygen and water to keep him hydrated during that rescue effort. after 2.5 hours he was able to walk down on his own. >>> in palo alto, a construction worker died after being run over by a construction vehicle in the parking lot of a preschool on middle field road. a redwood city company reported to repave the sidewalk in the area. the name of the victim has not been released and cal osha is investigating. >>> right now president trump is meeting with british prime minister teresa may at her country home outside of london. in just about 45 minutes from right now the two leaders are due to hold a joint news conference. reporters

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the man is stuck in a large hopper full of dry cement.with a harness to prevent him from sinking any deeper. and crews are draining the product from the bottom of the hopper to alleviate the dry cement that's around the man. again, this is all happening in union city on whipple road near central avenue where the u.s pipe & foundry is located. workers are trying to free the man stuck in a large cement mixer. we are working to get more information and when they do hopefully bring him to safety, we will let you know. >>> the oakland zoo held its grand opening for the new 56- acre california trail today which more than doubles the size of the zoo. the trail was made up of animals that are native to california and some of the animals are rare. rob roth talked to some of the toughest critics of all today, the kids. what did they think? >> reporter: first, opening day is just about over. the zoo is closing for the day. but zoo directors feel that this will raise attendance perhaps even double attendance all because of the newly opened california

he young woman was sitting at the front desk and i said, i'm regina hopper. with.id, who are you here i said miss america. she said, miss america? her eyes popped out. she was 22-years-old or 23-years-old. and she said, wow. and i said, i'm not miss america -- and i she said, said, i'm not miss america. and she said, yet i can see that. said, i could never be miss america. i said, why? , well i guess -- so we talked and i called downstairs and i said, and you tell me who vision woman is and dishy have a manager and can i speak to her because i would really like to find out why that was her reaction. did she feel excluded somehow or was it just lack of confidence? it was a little bit of both. after that conversation after i got to talk to her about what she wanted to do and what she wanted to be in life and we talked about the scholarship, when she walked up she said -- where do i go to find out more about that? and that is what we are talking about. that is what we are talking about. >> former president barack obama miss district of columbia says she and to u

these are photos from the scene - you can see a fire- ladder extended to the top of the cement hopperfficials - the man has been secured with a harness to keep him from sinking deeper... and the cement is currently sotdo.right thing to says it's the own pocket, he him, out his performer paid him, out his own pocket, he says it's the right thing to do.sot (grant) breaking news in union city - firefighters are trying to rescue a man who fell into a cement mixer. these are photos from the scene - you can see a fire-ladder extended to the top of the cement hopper. according to fire officials - the man has been secured with a harness to keep him from sinking deeper... and the cement is currently being drained from the mixer - so rescuers can get the man out. (pam) in the east bay... police are looking for a gunman .... following the shooting which injured a 3- year-old boy last night in oakland. around 9:38 - last night .. officers responded to reports of a shooting in the 1600- block of 80th ave. the child was riding in a car with his mother, when shots were fired at the car. fragments fr

and i said, i'm regena hopper. she said, who are you here to see? rubecan, and she said, who are you here to? and i said, miss america. and she said, miss america? and her eyes popped out. she was probably 22 or 23 years ago. and she said, wow. and i said, yeah, no, i'm not miss america. and she said, yeah, i can tell that. but she said, you know, i could never be miss america. and so i said, well, why? and she goes, well, you know, and she goes, i guess, you know, it's like i'm not pretty. and so we talked a little bit at miss america and i went up to the meeting and i called downstairs to say, can you tell me who this young woman is and does she have a manager and can i speak with her? because i would really like to find out why that was her reaction. did shelf excluded somehow or was it just a lack of self-confidence on her part? and it was a little bit of both. because what happened after that conversation i was able to have with her, i got to talk to her about what she wanted to do and what she wanted to be in life and we talked about the schol

the crews began to release the dry cement if the bottom of the hopper hoping it would free him. >> it start engulfing him farther and crushing him more. we had to stop the operation and take a pause. >> after a more than two-hour rescue mission, it was a rope system and lad per got him out. the victim seen here miraculo miraculously walking away from the scene that crews say could have taken his life. >> he was able to walk down. we got him on the ambulance. >> first responders only describing the victim as being understandably exhausted after this unique and dangerous drop. >> maybe one or two happened a week in the nation. but an elevated entrapment in a cement silo is pretty rare. this is the first one we've done and glad to say it is successful. >> reporter: he was saying dry skremt an irritant that can cause skin and respiratory issues. beyond that, the thousands of pounds of dry cement that trapped the man could have led to a condition called crushed syndrome. live in union city, abc7 news. >> thank goodness they got him out. >>> it was a deadly work palo alto. a bobcat vehicle

the most extensive and strikes on gaza in four years to paint kluge hits in the hopper of gaza city. israel says it was targeting hamas positions in response to a bomb roger brockett fire from the palestinian home plate. it's i and i'm defense system intercepted some rockets that separate israelis were still injured it's thought of early morning when we woke up to a mortar shells and then we have a couple of dogs of mortar shells because some missiles flooded us which is not something that used in the recent times it's not something that is. happening recently as israeli residents begin the cleanup there are fears that the violence could worsen. the escalation comes off the back of months of clashes along gaza's border with israel. over one hundred thirty palestinian demonstrators have been killed by israeli fire in near weekly protests since late march. on such a day a funeral was held for one of the latest fatalities a teenage boy. or guy that looks a little bit a fifteen year old child what was he carrying with the carrying a missile he was standing at the border fence pushing his

it leads to the storage hopper filled with tons of that dry cement.is tower that pulls out a little bit is actually several stories high and in just the past few minutes firefighters have pulled bag after bag of cement to facilitate the rescue and alleviate the cement surrounding the worker. >> at one point, they secured him and then drained the cement out of the bottom. we did see some of the rescue workers come out of that hatch, they had lowered some of them down in there. at the very top of the screen, there is one man who appeared to have been doing much of the work. he may be the man who was trapped down in there. but, what we heard, we believe that he is out. that would be the worker there. because, the big problem is the best, with that dry cement, breathing that is very dangerous. it is a toxic and dry. so, they have yet to mix it with water and make any type of a mortar or cement. but, we do not know how he ended up in there. we have to assume that he may have fallen in and that is when the call went out to the rescue crews who we are told w

the man accidentally fell into a cement hopper yesterday afternoon at u.s. road. alameda county firefighters used a harness to retrieve him. the coworker says the man is a supervisor who was looking into the industrial hopper when he lost his balance and fell in. he was rescued in 2.5 hours and walked out on his own. >>> people in a certain generation recognize this tv jingle. full how the, okay. house, of course. it may suggest that they lived in one of the painted ladies house but it's nearly a mile away. residents are fed up with the tourists. >> reporter: the city of san francisco is considering banning tour buses along the stretch of this street between pine and bush streets. the full house home used to be somewhat of a secret not that many people knew about it but over the past couple of years it became a destination. the crowds have changed the neighborhood. full house fans may have overstayed their welcome on broderick street. >> we see tourists here about 100 or more a day. it's definitely gotten worse. >> somebody with a bull horn. someone will say

. >>> a man rescued from a cement hopper in union city yesterday is expected to be okay. officials from the uc davis burn center said joel canela is still in the hospital but is in good condition. he was working at u.s. pipe in union city when he somehow fell into the comment hopper, trapping him chest deep in dry cement for three hours. he walked away from the machine that could have taken his life. >>> the posy tube from alameda to oakland has reopened after a serious crash this afternoon. the wreck blocked both lanes of the tunnel. traffic leaving the western end of the island was brought to stand still. an unmarked highway patrol cruiser was involved. several people were hurt. their injuries are considered nonlife threatening. our sky map 7 technology on sky 7 showed no traffic going into the tube after police and the highway patrol blocked it off, as you can see. but on the left side, you can also see the traffic from oakland into alameda on webster street was still flowing smoothly. >>> a san mateo man is under arrest, accused of posing as a ride share driver and ra

as for how he fell into the hopper? they say it's possible he simply lost his footing and fell in. >>> time now 5:16. let's check the roads with jaclyn dunn. >> highway 37 looking okay for drivers between 80 and 101. shouldn't have any trouble making your way along that stretch this morning. we are in good shape so far. 101 heading through the north bay the overnight roadwork is wrapped up. speeds in the green as you head through petaluma so an easy start to our friday morning commute. a live look at the richmond/san rafael bridge, no delays, 5 minutes across the span from the toll plaza. and along the eastshore freeway, we are definitely starting to see more commuters join the friday morning ride. but it's still flowing freely. we'll see a flicker of the terds the maze where take a look at this, the bay bridge toll plaza, where is everybody? who cares? it's a nice easy ride heading into san francisco this morning. in the green, 11 minutes h thld is a wind advisory posted but right now the traffic is nice and light. let

this one does, where a security video of the hopper's brewery shows it warning with the lowering crossing arms. a train with light rail trains was crossing and shoved the car down the track. >> the person did not come to a full stop and for whatever reason drilled around it. why? it's a mystery at this time. we don't know why that driver decided to do that. >> customers at what they saw. >> we went out to the car and the dude was barely breathing. >> it makes it difficult to zigzag past lowered arms and a small concrete berm sits between the tracks. those barriers didn't seem to stop the driver of the regal vehicle. >> if the driver was distracted, you would think they would drive through the crossing arm. that didn't happen in this situation. they drove around it. >> vga says the speed limit is 55 miles an hour around this track although they typically average 7 1/2 miles. they are trying to educate passengers, accidents and drivers. this video is part of its safety campaign. >>> the santa clara coroner's office has not released the names of the two victims. the 20 passengers on the trai

a man trapped in a large hopper of dry cement.whooshvery frustrated, very angry...ves and crying children: a toy company's promotional sale is a little too successfulwhooshand the bay area housing crisis comes home to one east bay community ... where three= quarters of the residents say they live in fear of eviction. (pam) a young (pam) (pam) a young boy.. just 3 years old.. is slowly recovering after bullet fragments hit him in the face. and now... the oakland police department is making adjustments to its staffing ... as officers try to find the gunman. thank you for joining us i'm pam moore.(ken) and i'm ken wayne. the

the worker had somehow fallen into a cement hopper yesterday afternoon.rews found him 12 feet beneath the opening buried up to his chest in dry cement. after more than two-hour rescue mission it was a rope system and ladder that got him out of the hopper. >> maybe one or two of them happen a we can in the nation at the most. but an elevated entrapment in a cement silo is rare first one we've done and glad tots it was skefrl. >> the first responders zriebld them as being understandably exhausted after the ordeal. cal osh an investigating the incident. >>> oakland police offering a $5,000 reward to whoever opened fire in oakland hitting a 3-year-old boy in the head. we first told you about in yesterday morning. the toddler is now recovering at children's hospital oakland. his parents were attending a memorial service for a murder victim on 80th avenue near holley street when someone fired shots. the bullet sh rap until knell hit the boy 3 years ol. police have no motivates or suspects and they are witnesses to come forward. >>> a man who spols say admits to

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the man accidentally fell into a cement hopper yesterday afternoon at u.s.d foundry on whipple road. alameda county firefighters used a harness to get him out. a coworker says the man is a supervisor, and was looking into the industrial hopper when he lost his balance and fell. >> the supervisor was checking the cement in the lower part of the hopper. apparently, he couldn't get out. he fell in there. and, he is about up to his chest and there. >>> the man was given oxygen and water during the rescue. after 2.5 hours, he was able to walk out on his own. >>> our time is 7:38. another wildfire to talk about. that is near the city of chico. coming up at 8:00, how many acres have burned so far? and, the warning for people living in that area. >>> also, scared of being evicted? the big concerns and one east bay city that has housing advocates calling for rent control. >>> good morning. as we look at highway 4, you can see if you are driving from bay pointe to concord, it is not very slow, but there is a little congestion. >>> the mets show this morning as to the

as for how he fell into the hopper, rescuers are still unsure. i say it is possible he simply lost his footing and fell. >>> and armed bank robbery with a signature style ditches southern california and is targeting locations across the bay area. the cook is being called the flow badge bandit. jeremiah vasquez is in danville tonight with more on the robber who looks like he could be a cop. >> authorities say the suspect wore two different outfits as he robbed two different banks today. this one here in danville, and another one for miles down the road in san ramon. the bank robber known as the flow badge bandit wears a fake badge on his hip. andy carries a gun, sometimes inside a shoulder holster. he has worn a variety of outfits during his heists. the fbi now believes he is responsible for at least 10 bank robberies across california in just the last three months. >>> about 11:00 this morning in danville, at the first republic bank on hartz avenue, he had on an orange golf shirt with a white american flag baseball cap. he showed what appeared to

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on july 24th th we have gretchen carlson and regina hopper here. they will talk -- now i have lost the topics. but gretchen carlson has a new book out. oh. oak. thank you. i lost the thing. it disappeared again. sorry for the gracelessness. the piece of paper i had these on disappeared. >> modern technologies. >> on july 26th, gail kline talks about his new book trouble in lafayette square, and august 14th former secretary of education arnie dunkin' will give a school about how school work. please join us for the upcoming events and for doctor fauce, i would like to present the commemorative and exclusive national press club coffee mug. very exclusive club of people who get this. >> it's less than $50, isn't it? >> absolutely. >> and for my last question, we would like know do you ever sleep? >> no. not very much at all, actually. but i -- >> you have a lot on your mind? >> i wouldn't recommend my lifestyle for other people. >> thanks for being here, very much. >>> earlier today jerome powell testified before the house financial services committee

as for how he fell into the hopper, rescuers still aren't sure. they say it's possible he simply lost his balance and fell. hopefully he is okay. >> looked like he is okay. >> we are seeing a little rain popping up. it's rare to get rain in the month of july. nothing crazy but enough to show you here on hi-def doppler. a little line just came through downtown san francisco. and i want to show you up in the north bay. heavy rain in cloverdale and it's moving south-to-west direction. that's the overall rotation. you can see that in the wider view. a lot of it is monsoonal moisture coming from the south. you can see there's plenty off the coast. it doesn't look like this is going to come back around and reach us. its just hanging out over the ocean. it will probably continue to move north. overall we could see this chance of some early-morning showers, thunderstorms possible. we saw lightning and it's over the ocean now. in this mix there's a chance there will be continued lightning strikes some areas of some rain popping up. hard to predict where yo

all of that elevated, dropped in the hopper, and the hopper said down into the trouble screen.trouble -- tramel has large diameter, certified, slopes down to the back of the dredge. it is perforated with holes along the entire leg, a quarter inch diameter at the top, bigger as you go back to 5/8 of an inch. they are banging that around, adding water out of the pond at high pressure at 9000 gallons per minute. you take the gold bearing gravel, add water and shake it up in the screen. the gold would separate, sink, fall down and onto the sluice boxes on the middle deck. anything bigger than the biggest hole in the trouble -- the tramel screen would hit a conveyor belt, elevated up behind the machine inside the stacker and it would be spit out behind into big ponds. the last tailing is left new the train tracks. anything smaller than the holes on a tremble would fall through onto the sluices. there are 16 sluice boxes on this dredge, eight on each side. they start high and sloped down to the outside wall. those fall into four long lateral sluices that go downhill and hook up into

the headline underneath chad and myself "c hopper says merkel is him."ncellor because of that is quite antagonistic language. chad: yeah. the newspaper that he supposedly is athat too is -- that to newspaper based in munich. he makes the argument that he was the one who helped push the chancellor on this issue before the election and if it had not been for his pushing, the result of the election would have been far worse for his party and for merkel's party than it was. they did not do particularly well historically speaking, but his argument is that it is because of him and the push that he has made on this issue and other topics that helps them to retain power and as such, he wants to make sure that that push continues before the state election. mark: chad, great job. bloomberg's germany bureau chief, chad thomas. breaking news. district attorney has announced additional charges against harvey weinstein. these new charges are in addition to those contained in the previous indictment of weinstein as well as criminal sexual acts in the first degree. head

hopper 4 got a view of the potomac. despite the strong currents, that's well below flood level. >> a restaurant in arlington remains closed aft this happened during dinner service. you can see that ceing classing at ser in boston. >>> cleanup is w under in parts of rock creek park which allf the rain led ng trees topp a guy who livesnearby, captured this video, showing the creek coming out of its bank and >> if you talk about storms, that wasn't a long time to dry out. >> no.>> e're not talking rain here. we're talking storms. the potential for hail, damaging winds. >> yeah. we're goingo see lightning with the storms, tol we wil be moving through this afternoon. the groud nd is very saturated,s we know. anymore rain can give a localized flood threat. we can have a rainy pattern starting next lek. wealk about that in a second. here's the risk shown in yellow. severe storms likely in the yellow shaded areas. we're talking about damaging wizs. 60 miles per hour, heavy rain, lightning and hail. this morning, we're mostly dr

it worked for day hoppers.se are kids taken across the continent. >> no records have been kept to make it easier to return these kids. >> you get a record when your wallet is taken when you go to jail. and nothing is happening here. some of the lawyers are saying it is difficult for reunification happen. >> suppose nobody had blown the whistle on this. what would have happened? i wonder. they didn't have a plan to get them together no matter. >> that is precisely what we are seeing today. relies the fact that the government had no way to reunite these families. no plan. keeping these kids apart. >> you think they are keeping them apart on purpose? >> well, they were originally. and we have a situation now where they are returning to using the alternative to did detention. and because of the court order and massive outrage on the streets about. separating parents from their kids. now saying we are going to return to a policy that the administration canceled months before. think about the level of trauma these ki

i'm putting my name in the hopper for going to that game. >> two years away, right around the corner. >>> a new study finds the income of the top 1% grew faster than the incomes of the bottom 99% in 43 statescafornia. the list of the cities with the biggest discrepancy, take a look at the top of the list. not too surprising, san jose in the top 1% of earners in san jose, you need an income of $1.1 million. new york city is second at about $740,000, followed by houston, l.a., and chicago. >>> have you seen her? coming up, new photographs of a kidnapped girl and the troubling twist the search just took. >>> i should not be kicked out by your stupid policy. >> a potential new law in the bay area is pinning neighbor against neighbor. i'm bigad shaban in oakland. our investigation is next.we cor breaking news. a teenage girl isstil missing. >>> right now at 6:30, we continue to track our breaking news. a teenaged girl remains missing. but this man, aguilar, is arrested. he was wanted as part of an amber alert issued out of hayward this afternoon. pittsburg police pulled him over and arrest

a man trapped in a large hopper of dry cement.whooshvery frustrated, very angry... frayed nerves and crying children: a toy company's promotional sale is a little too successfulwhooshand the bay area housing crisis comes home to one east bay community ... where three= quarters of the residents say they live in fear of eviction. (pam) a young (pam) (pam) a young boy.. just 3 years old.. is slowly recovering after bullet fragments hit him in the face. and now... the oakland police department is making adjustments to its staffing ... as officers try to find the gunman. thank you for joining us i'm pam moore.(ken) and i'm ken wayne. the shooting happened near east oakland pride elementary school... on 1600 block of 80th avenue last night around 9:30. kron 4's justine waldman is live in our newsroom .. after being the áonly reporter to talk with the child's family at the hospital... (justine) the family of 3 year old nigel washington tells me... the little boy was in the car with his mother and twin sister... when they heard what they thought were fireworks the twin sist

on july 24, we have gretchen carlson and regina hopper here.they will talk, i have lost the topic pick she has a new book out. thank you. it disappeared again. sorry. the piece of pacer disappeared. on july 26, a former president will talk about his book, trouble in lafayette square and we have sean spicer to talk about his new book. august 14 the former secretary of education will give a talk about how the schools work. please join us for these events. i would like to present to you the commemorative and national press club award. a very exclusive group of people that get this.>> for my last question, we would like to note, do you ever sleep? >> not very much at all actually .>> i would not recommend my lifestyle for other people.>> thank you for being here. >>> good morning and welcome to the he

it's probably a project from the case number, that's been in the hopper for quite some time. it will be moving forward. comments i have are on at least the -- i find myself asking these same questions from prior e.i.r.s. because it's eligible to be on the california register, if you were to apply, is it a sure thing? that's a rhetoriceceiprer rhet. we had 150 eureka here last week and it's also eligible. we got into a discussion with the project sponsor and they said it's not historic, but it's eligible. with the is the definition of historic resource? that's one. the other one is, and i've had this on other projects, i understand the building has the seven elements of integrity. however, how many other buildings like this still exist in san francisco? so we had this same very issue with taxpayer block buildings erected after the 1906 earthquake that were still around and i kept saying, well, we're going to demolish these ones on pine street and this one on market. how many are left? i drive through soma and think a lot of the buildings like the same. if there was an historic

you could imagine dennis hopper huffing nitrous and dismembering somebody over and unrolled tarp in anyking motel rooms. cool. well, hopefully the taco's first because after you do the meth, you really aren't going to want to eat. in ancient times, early drivers would hang the testicles of their enemies on their rearview mirrors. best case scenario around here in my humble opinion, taco truck of which there are quite a few. parking lot, the smell of mystery parts on a griddle, yes. could i have, uh, one asada, one pastor and one lengua, please? knowing my love of all things mexican, you might expect me to be eating tacos for the next hour. i'm going to adopt a wide stance. damn you, taco spillage. come for the vistas, stay for the tacos. ♪ [ gunshots ] >> anthony: 30 rounds per magazine of steel jacket of destruction as fast as your finger could pull the trigger. you might well ask yourself, why the hell would anybody need a weapon like this? >> jesse: there we go. >> anthony: the ar15 is one of the weapons most reviled by gun opponents. it's also america's favorite rifle. >> jesse: i n

that trooper has been identified as tyler'den who eden hopper who just graduated from the academy. the trooper shot in the shoulder but sur vaifed is not hospital now getting treatment. we're going to go to live pictures of the state troopers out in avondale, arizona, we're continuing to keep an eye on the story. you can see the investigators up close at the scene. we'll see and get the latest developments throughout the morning. >>> turning back to a developing story here at home. a wildfire still burning in eastern contra costa county. the marsh fire started yesterday afternoon and doubled in size through the day and night. allie rasmus live in contra costa to bring us an update this morning. >> as of last check around 9:00 last night, the marsh fire had burned 250 acres and it was 20% contained. an hour from now more or less we should find out if that containment number has gone up overnight. a live picture in the meantime of one of the homes that burned in this fire yesterday. this is outside of apsra drive and marsh creek road. we're showing you this live picture now. three st

on july 24 we have gretchen pearlson and regina hopper here, they will talk, now i've lost the topics, but gretchen has a new book out. thank you. it disappeared again. sorry, the piece of paper i had these on disappeared. on july 26 gil klein is a former president and will talk about his book trouble in lafayette square and on august 13 we have sean spicer here to talk about his new book the briefing. august 14, former secretary of education arnie duncan will talk about how schools work. please join us for these upcoming events and for the doctor, i would like to present to you the commemorative and very exclusive national press club coffee mug. [applause] it's a very exclusive club of people that get that. >> is less than $50, isn't it. >> absolutely. for my last question, we would just like to know, do you ever sleep. >> not very much. i would recommend it to other people. >> things are being here, very much. [applause] thank you. "washington journal", live every day with news and policy issues that impact you, and coming up thursday morning, utah republican congressman chris stewa