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ok so chris huntington do the germans have the players to make a difference of course they do ok they have a handful of players seven there with the club since two thousand and ten that's when they experience a lot of success and world cups third place finish third place finish well they had a third place finish two thousand and six ten and then they won the last one so it's a matter of been there and done that i mean and then they have to show up you know us pacifically they just were firing a lot of blanks against mexico they were really weren't ready for their aggressiveness and not their speed neither so you know i think that the leadership will show its face in mine a lawyer is the captain of the squad we're going to look wait and see what your glove decides to how he decides to field the pitch mario gomez or we saw a team of ghana in the report you know he was a player that was you know leading the way in the kind of confederations cup and they won that the last time they played on that specific pitch so i think. i think they're going to have to get it done are they going to be

once huntington park police got their way, the crowd moved away. priya shah watched it all.police was pretty good. yeah that came in at the right time, right moment. pretty good."watching the crowd go wild after mexico's 2 to 1 win. (nats) "mexico won! whoo!" priya shah / witness: "it was crazy it was super crazy."she thought it was an excessive celebration premature celebration when they won the world cup. priya shah / witness: "maybe then that that would be like totally ok but not right now. no it was. it was way too loud." when the crowd booed down saturn to the next intersection, police felt some crossed the line. (nats) rocks were thrown, eggs splattered on patrol cars. this guy was one of two taken into custody facing several charges. loud and very proud of their team most very well-behaved too, just celebrating an expected win with e"they're passionate about soccer so that's what i expected." and they this if their winning in the in huntington mills cbs 2 (jrstone) and -- 'jurassic world' star ch pratt was in the bay area over the weekend. we'll tell you why after the

so it's sort of woke up time of the first two groups have been decided chris huntington from i did a few supporters here to talk a straight welcome chris thank you so dramatic and then to both games in group b. yes indeed it was number rocco we all know was the only in group b. that had no chance of advancing to the knockout stages they came out swinging against the two thousand and ten world cup champion spain and put up quite a fight the other match portugal iran crescendo rinaldo got a bit of karma in the company survived a scare which we'll see the video coming up but they did manage to avoid a major upset we have all of the action right ahead let's take a look. in the fourteenth minute a blunder by andres iniesta and said most gifted the baltimore rocco and. slotted home for his team's first goal of the tournament. that moved portugal top of group b. . but in yesterday redeemed himself five minutes later teeing up disco for the spanish equaliser was. with the score one all spain were back on top of the group. meanwhile against iran a wonder goal from ricardo koresh put portugal

that'll wrap things up for me in huntington beach. i will be back here tomorrow. velshi, i'm so sorry i've eaten into a little bit of your time. >> it's all good. always good to have you in the show and my friend, chris, here. we'll have the mayor of ph

would be a shame if they are booted out of this world cup well that's almost words there from chris huntington thank you chris has spoken we're going to cannot. coming up in the business the u.s. fast being left behind us china kicks its transition to electric vehicles into high gear. and for so little how about in just a moment don't forget you can always get at v.w. news on the go just out of that from google play aapl stall and give you access to all the latest news from around the globe as well as push notifications but i think breaking news because i use it to satisfy those on videos. so preface it with your business update in just about mattel in fact without more the days of world news of the top of the top of the day. i'm not proud of them they will not succeed in dividing us about not succeed in taking the people off the streets because we're tired of this dictatorship. taking the stand global news that matters d w made from minds. time for an upgrade. how about funding sure that grows all by.

we went to huntington, indiana, which is a real community.hen you lose 700 jobs, that is 700 families in the area that are losing their income and way of life. i can tell you that utc has been very good about educating its workers. several of them looked at me and said i have a masters degree, two masters degrees. that makes it difficult to not appear overqualified for the jobs that have been trained to replace. often they are shifting from a $30 and our job, with benefits, and moving down to a $13 an hour job. that is a pretty difficult split. to comment onow it except to say that when we feel jobs that are said, we have to look at the jobs that were lost. it is massive. it is a difficult process. i grew up in a town that kicks losses, including kodak, xerox, and watch that become a rust belt city. i live here, and i was just talking to some of the engineers here. we think indianapolis is thriving, but that doesn't mean every individual is. wrong with usng looking at the impact of those changes. host: he spoke about how the job losses affect

voting is underway right now in huntington beach, california. one of the districts democrats poured millions of dollars into. they have been counting on a blue wave hitting california to add to their tally of seats. national democrats tell me they're worried they could be left off the ballot entirely. the dccc has had to dumb millions in races and ask candidates to get out. still, they're worried it won't be enough. they're targeted ten seats in the race. two are retiring. darrell issa and ed royce. and they're targeting two seats that republicans are trying to ho on to. congressman warbacker and mimi walters. these four districts voted for hillary clinton in 2016. democratsaw an advantage to . >> i'm up against two millionaires and we know there's billionaires that are financing most of what the democratic party does. so the public will wake up to that. it's not in the interests of hard working people to support some political clique that is trying to basically control the state and control their lives. i'm confident and the republican party is

all of this unfolded outside of a home in huntington maryland in calve calvert county. meagan fitzgerald joins us tell us how this happened. >> reporter: pat, first i want to tell you a little bit about what neighbors are saying. they tell us this homeowner has lived here foreveral years. he has a total of four dogs that lived with him along with is fiancee inside this home just behind us here. everyone who encountered these gs said they were very friendly and they were never aggressive. but for some reason this morning police say one of those dogs snapped. >> i can't believe it. i can't believe it. i can't. i just don't understand it. i can't -- i don't know. like i said, i've never seen him even be aggressive. nothing. >> lori is one of several neighbors who are shocked o to fi that a dog who lived inom this he brutallyttacked the fiancee of its owner. policeay just after 7:00 thisg mornin drivers p passing by on highway 4 saw a dog viciously attacking something so they called 911. when police arrived, they found a dog of thego breed which looks similar to this image.

esto ocurriÓ en la calle huntington park en los Ángeles. >> asÍ no se festeja la victoria ni triunfoÍa humana para capturar a un asesino serie. se trata del caso mÁs reciente en una lista de al menos cinco tiroteos ocurridos en los Últimos dos aÑos en dicha Área, aunque los investigadores no han confirmado de momento todavÍa la conexiÓn entre ellos. >> ahora comen temas polÍticos, trump estarÍa cara a cara con putin este prÓximo 16 de julio en lo que serÍa su primera cumbre oficial. el encuentro donde los dos mandatarios estarÍan discutiendo demÁs bilaterales. se llevarÁ a cabo, el anuncio un dÍa despuÉs luego de conversaciones en moscÚ para hacer las bases de esa esperada cumbre. >> serÍa un encuentro entre trump y putin, de las potencias mÁs grandes. asÍ que va a ser una reuniÓn que realmente seguro va a generar muchÍsimos titulares. >> te cuento, sigue la cuenta regresiva solamente faltan tres dÍas para elecciones en mÉxico y para saber exactamente quÉ cargos pÚblicos se van a elegir. pasamos con belÉn del toro para que nos de un reporte. >> muchÍsimas gracias, pues es que ademÁs

>> well, i -- admiring of samuel huntington. public intellectual and scholar. he was simply wrong about mexican-americans. and one of the things that always amused me is that he used new mexico as his example of hispanics who have not assimilated. well, they weren't immigrants, number one. they were people like my family that came in the 1600s, settled in the state, and it is true that you can go to little towns in northern new mexico and find older people whose first language is still spanish, and by the way, it's the 17th century version of spanish. it's not what's spoken in mexico today. hispanics are integrating. i wrote a book about this in 1991 and did a lot of research and data on what happens. part of the problem is that it's obscured -- the numbers are obscured, because we have so many new people coming in. it's like taking a snapshot of the lower east side in 1913 and assuming the jews were never going to amount to anything. when you have lots of people coming in, the numbers overall are going to show a depressed level

someone driving down highway 4 in huntington, awmaryland,he dog attacking the woman and called 91 1. when the maryland state troer arrived, the dog was still attacking the woman. when it started moving towards the trooper, he shot and wounded the animal and immediately tried to help theimvict. when additional troopers arrived, one of them killed the dog. >>> new this morning, a shutdowno a proposal change the rules for outdoor shooting in loudoun county failed to get any traction. is the review comes in the wake much an incident. no one was charged, in part, because the range was lawful. outdoor gunfire is allowt' as long as 100 yards away from any occupied structure such as homes, but some supervisors think with so much growth into these areashat used to be very rural, that safety zone may need dy be expanded. the s group will report back in december with some suggestions. >>> 4:34. we start wit o an update this townhouse fire in gaithersburg. it happened early yesterd morning. montgomery county firey officis propane tank fueled that fire because the exact cause has not been determi

from alcatraz were chosen in a lottery, but this year they had to qualify in a series of races in huntington beach, philadelphia, d.c., london and beijing. >>> for weeks now fast moving lava in hawaii is forcing some people to evacuate or face arrest. a team of students now from university of hawaii is becoming a crucial part of keeping people safe. lava's movement using drones. the crew has been up all night they are documenting the lava's movement using drones. the crew has been up all night every night since kilauea first started erupting almost a month ago. their work is used to inform hour to hour decisions. this week they watched as a massive fast moving lava flow cut off highway 132 creeping down it for 2 miles leaving a pile of shifting lava some 10 feet high. toward another highway.... >> trees don't do much to slow lava. >> no. if the volume is there, there's not much that will. >> some of that lava is headed towards another highway. the u.s. geological survey says lava from the volcano has covered 5 1/2 square miles, four times as big as new york's central park. >>> on to brian, y

it happened in huntington beach during rush hour. the pilot reported engine trouble, had no choice but to bring the plane down right on the road where motorists pulled over to avoid a collision. no one was hurt. >>> and now to the fresh faces coming to a smartphone near you. new emojis will be released early next week. they include all kinds of new expressions and hair colors, reflecting the diversity of the world. and they go way beyond faces. 157 new symbols in all. by the way, if you want to see the complete set, head news" facebook page. they're there. >>> when we come back, our journey to the place they call the middle of nowhere. >>> finally tonight, we're going to take you a trip to the middle of nowhere. no, really. researchers just found the place on the u.s. map that's the furthest from, well, everywhere. we sent kevin tibbles to the end of the road. >> reporter: glasgow, montana, population 3,300. >> it's serene and surreal at the same time. >> reporter: it's as far as you can get from the hustle and bustle of big-city ame

over the weekend, huntington lifeguards had to make 98 rescues. 98 times they went in the water. >> it a big day for the ocean. we actually had some sneaker waves out there where there were some warnings involved with the south facing beaches. those have expired now that the sun has gone down. looking live out of the sales force tower camera, toward the east bay, nice and clear. in san francisco at the moment, sitting at 58 degrees. the coolest temperature we're seeing right now. concord still pretty warm. 69 degrees. 62 in santa rosa. 66 degrees in livermore. those temperatures will go down but not by a whole lot overnight. this system is what we have to thank for those temperatures. warmer than we had today or yesterday. this low pressure system though will be ushering in some change. that's going to move in about midweek. we'll see those temperatures start to dip back down and clouds moving back into the forecast. for tonight though it will be mainly clear. mild with patchy fog. the warmest day of the week will actually be tomorrow. plenty of sunshine. not a cloud in the sky. and th

. >> meanwhile go down to huntington beach california.ts. hey, hillary. >> steve, habe and brian. democrats were hoping a blue wave would sweep 10 house seats last night and successfully lock republicans out of the gubernatorial toler race in the general election in november. they fell short in a huge win for republicans backed john cox's voters number two pick to win the state in the governor's primary last night. he will face off against the democratic favorite lieutenant governor gavin newsom hoping to take his boss' job in november. newsom clansded the top spot on the ballot in the fall. in remarks to supporters last night he made it clear this race is not about what's happening in california. he has his sights set on d.c. reporters will have a real choice this november between a governor who is going to stand up to donald trump and a foot soldier in his war on california mark my words, i have never backed down from a fight. >> cox already calling newsom out for blaming president trump for california's pointings the finger on state de

it happened at huntington beach. the plane came and hot as cars swerved out of the way. >> it's a miracle, she had to keep her head on straight to keep the plane from not hitting cars and homes. there's a lot going on. >> the pilot told police she was heading for john wayne airport when she lost power. the ffa -- faa looks into what went wrong. >>> the kilauea volcano eruption has not slowed down. it has damaged parts of the big island. miguel marquez has the story. >> reporter: lava, typically a draw to hawaii's big island, now functioning 200 feet into backyards. >> this is insane. >> reporter: devastating the homes, land, and economy for those close enough to hear it ripped. two businesses are owned by this man. he heads the tourism board. how much of it down? >> 80-90%. >> reporter: over the last three weeks. >> yeah, since the event began. >> reporter: he sits just outside the exclusion zone. the lava shows no signs of slowing down. sitting below the erections orange glow, this popular restaurant. it is usually

would be a shame if they are booted out of this world cup well that's almost words there from chris huntington thank you chris has spoken we're going to cannot say look at some more of the day's news now. in court has sentenced a teenage refugee for verbal and physically assaulting two men wearing jewish skullcaps a video of the attack went viral and spock fiza germany's worst prejudices could be gaining ground. the court pronounced the case unequivocally as a hate crime the defendant a nineteen year old syrian refugee has been sentenced to four weeks of youth detention for assault and verbal abuse he has already served the time during pretrial custody. this video shows the syrian lashing a young arab israeli man wearing a key part skull cap with a belt the perpetrator is seen insulting the young man and using derogatory language to brand him jewish the arab israeli film the incident which took place in mid april he posted it online a few days later the perpetrator turned himself in. the arab israeli wearing the keypad told which of l.a. he felt intimidated and humiliated at the time the incid

huntington learning center she started with her husband after working as a school teacher. and a marketing consultant, chief engagement officer from beyond 360. good to see you both. you have 300 franchises around the country? >> yes. >> amazing. congratulations. what's your tip. >> my tip is stay true to your core belief. we have been in business over 40 years. when you stay true to your core belief, that is to give every student the best education possible. and when you do that, the results follow. >> have there been times when it's been tempting to do something that is away from that belief and you have to get yourself back? >> i think so many things change in education but everything is the same. if you look at reading, reading is reading. and you have to stay true to that and make sure when you're working through it, kids are really getting what they need. franchisees are getting what they need. >> just having a north star, whatever it is. >> totally. >> and everything comes back to that. chelsea, millennial expert. what's your tip? >> my tip is for small businesses, b

people that have genetic disease in their family that is inherited by their kids, so things like huntington'sical disorder, this is an example of a disease where we have known about the mutation that causes it for several decades but there's currently no way to treat these patients. and the possibility of actually removing it from the germ line of a family affected by this i think is actually profound. profound, and it has raised a lot of ethical concerns about playing god. yeah. you are changing something forever. yeah. you are relaxed about that? i would not say i am relaxed about it, and i think that the potential has to be weighed versus the sort of potential of... ..the way that this technology could be used to help people has to be weighed against risk, and there always has to be a sort of a risk benefit calculation that is made. so i do think that for certain kinds of diseases, at some point in the future — we are not there today for sure — but this could be useful for the kind of application that removes a genetic disease from the family. i think where it gets tricky is figuring out a

this happened in huntington beach. you can see it fly by there. the pickup truck swerves out of the way. the pilot reported engine problems five miles short of john way airport. they say she managed to land her cessna 172 without hitting power lines or traffic. no one was hurt. not even the plane damaged. >>> up next, the odd reason a giants star had to leave the game early, and the latest on the warriors andon's kla ankle. heading into game two, what happens now? only marshall tuck will change that. year after year, policians fail to improve public schools. tuck turned around failing schools, raising graduation rates 60%. marshall tuck for state superintendent. marshall tuck. i support the affordable care act, and voted against all trump's attempts to repeal it. but we need to do more. i believe in universal health care. in a public health option to compete with private insurance companies. and expanding medicare to everyone over 55. and i believe medicare must be empowered to negotiate the price of drugs. california values senator dianne feinste

and so today none of the football world cup or chris huntington is that here do you know you spoke to take us through the actual welcome. today's first game brazil against costa rica was not much of a watch yeah that was really interesting late in the match brazil came in as the heavy favorites and in the end neymar and company had the last laugh getting to pass now outstanding costa rica goalkeeper let's take a look at that action now in the seventy eighth minute neighbor try to do some activities sell a foul from giancarlo gets all this but the video says the referee wasn't buying that and who came up for brazil early in extra time to lead cochineal who scored the only goal in their first match as his second goal for the world cup finals and then neymar i mentioned his last lap here it is right here getting what he was trying to get all day so nice that they finished with three points they had twenty two shots on goal but now they're sitting pretty in group with four points brazil number two in the world rankings behind germany i think playing like contentious well today they did yo

we have michael santoli, and john augustine from huntington private bank, and sandy vallier from thealanced fund, and, mike, final day, there was a lot of end of quarter -- >> a little bit of noise >> yeah. >> quirks in there, and not a lot of noise on the trade front. that helped. >> right that was clear it was more relief than enthusiasm that was driving us, even at the highs of the day we basically had a little of pressure release from the emerging markets they were very stretched to the downside the dollar came off, all the areas including the banks stretched down as well, got relief, and then the markets kind of took some part in that, but not necessarily. >> mike, when it comes to the last half hour of trade, look at the intraday chart, the picture is not attractive, we lost momentum going into a week where volumes are down, and any slight negative sentiment we get next week is accented >> it probably will. i think because it's the last day of the quarter and you have a major index rebalancing going on -- i don't want to excuse it, obviously, shows there's not enough buying int

and many were asleep in the huntington village community. >> i did reach out to police for updates on the victims here. all fivehey tell meai r in treatment. we're told they were both conscious and breathing. and the southern avenue person, the most seriously hurt, still in critical condition. police say if you have any information in each of these three cases to please give them a call. they believe the cmunity will help them solve these shootings. i'm justin finch. back to you. >> omar was on his way to put more money on his smarttrip card. signs have been posted at the place where he died, asking anyone wh information about his death to call police. >> we have new details about that deadly police-involved shooting. police say there is significant evidence prove persian gulf marquis allston fired at officers first. itd happe 1st street and southeast. the officers involved were wearing body cameras. >> human remains turned up along i-95 and dna tests confirm they are the remains of rodriguez. but her husband is curre ly in jail after leading police to the spot where he said hed dum p

. >> reporter: jim axelrod, cbs news, huntington, new york.for "cbs eve n gh i'm jeff glor. good night and see you tomorrow. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org an arsonist on the loose. at least 3 of the fires are burning along coyote creek near senter road. another is burning between a mobile home park and the "los lagos" golf course. >>> kpix 5 new starts with the battle of the brush fires. >> three fires are burning along coyote creek along center road. another is burning near the golf course. we have more information now. >> reporter: all of those fires are suspicious. the good news is firefighters have them under control. number five captured the fires from aboarper 5 captured these fires from above earlier. two fires were started next to a mobile home park by the creek. >> there were structures threatened just to the west. we have winds and no structures were damaged. as far as we know, no one has been injured or displaced. >> reporter: at least four fires were started here within minutes

. >> from huntington, new york. >> that's the overnight news for this thursday for others the newsnuesthers check in with cbs this morning. from the broadcast center in new york city, >> announcer: this is "cbs overnight news." >>> welcome to the overnight news, the stream court's current term ended with a flury of legal decisions and one major announcement that will shape the court for decades to come, associate justice anthony kennedy announced he's retiring. he's one of the conservative voice bus but sometimes conside swing vote for years. >> the president was formally notified in a, after 30 years on the court justice kennedy would retire. >> andll a new justice of the united states supreme court, that will begin immediately. >> a key swing vote, the 81 years old retirement gives the president a chance to turn the court solidly to the right for a generation. democrats warn of a fight. >> people from all across america should realize that their rights and opportunities are threatened. >> but firmly in control of the senate republican said new justice will be on the court by october.

a quick-thinking pilot turned a busy street in huntington beach into a makeshift runway friday. video shows her weaving through traffic. the pilot said that she had just taken off from a nearby airport when the plane developed engine trouble. thankfully, no one was injured. next on the "cbs weekend news," reliving the pomp and pageantry of queen elizabeth's coronation, 65 years ago today. 65 years ago today. i landed. i saw my leg did not look right. i was just finishing a ride. i felt this awful pain in my chest. i had a pe blood clot in my lung. i was scared. i had a dvt blood clot. having one really puts you in danger of having another. my doctor and i chose xarelto®. xarelto®. to help keep me protected. xarelto® is a latest-generation blood thinner that's... proven to treat and reduce the risk of dvt or pe blood clots from happening again. in clinical studies, almost 98% of patients on xarelto® did not experience another dvt or pe. xarelto® works differently. warfarin interferes with at least 6 of your body's natural blood-clotting factors. xarelto® is selective, targeting j

we thank huntington eng else -- engels for their support of the series. in the unlikely event of an emergency, i'll give instructions about what we'll do. we'll either hold fast or move out the front door or the rear. now to our panel. we're fortunate in having a distinguished panel with a broad set of experiences and responsibilities. we have general robert walsh, a fixed wing aviator and now commanding general of the marine corps combat development command. we have general brian audrult, deputy commandant for plans, policies, and operations, marine corps headquarters. we have lieutenant general robert hedelund, a helicopr pilot and deputy commandant for plans, policies, and oermgss. notes arero. i apologize. i would have b you back up to washington. and dr. maren leed, formerly of csis, now a senior analyst at hns hopkins university in advanced physics. we'll have a discussion here among the panel, and then we'll open it for questions from the audience. so let me start. as we were talking a little behind the scenes here beforehand, we have a new weave a

the southerlyd helping to bring in a lot more than humidity. 77 gaithersburg, 79, huntington, 76 inartinsburg. well below average. fredericksburg arod 85. there is still more humidity in the air. we have a couple of showers around, not a lot. i'm tracking a lot of activity in southern myland. and extreme southern portions of st. george's county and calvert and st. mary's couy. is is a pretty heavy downpour. over towar frederick and gaithersburg we've seen aouple of showers starting to die off here and back to the west we're tching this area of storminess that will most likely try to come in the next couple of hours. most of us will stay dry tonight. in case you're going out, kp th umbrella handy. here are our future models and shower activity. here come storms around 9:00, 10:00, 11:00 and we are seeing some mostlyo the north and west of d.c. as you make your way tonig. is that my phone? tell them -- thanks, doreen, tell them i'm not here right now. tomorrow morning, 73 degrees at 7:00 a.m., 90 by 3:00. 90 will start the heat wave if we hit 90, a heat wave that could last upwards of 10 days.

. >> so we're talking diseases like huntington's -- >> mm-hmm. >> sickle cell. >> yeah. a.l.s. hemophilia. >> i think crispr it's fair to say is the most surprising discovery and maybe most consequential discovery in this century so far. >> how that code is read out -- >> reporter: to understand exactly what crispr is we went to eric lander for a quick science lesson. >> crispr. >> reporter: he's director of the broad and zhang's mentor. he's best known for being a leader of the human genome project that mapped out all our dna, which is like a recurring sequence of letters. >> during human genome project we could read out all the human dna and then in the years afterwards find the misspellings that caused human diseases but we had no way to think about how to fix them. and then pretty much on schedule this mind-blowing discovery that bacteria have a way to fix those misspellings appears. >> this comes from bacteria. >> this comes from bacteria. bacteria, you know, they have a problem. they came up with a real clever solution. when they get infected by viruses, they keep a littl

on the yellow line tween huntington and mt.square, 24 minute single tracking. >>> mlions are headed to the airport for the july 4th holiday. here's a live look atn rea national airport. it will be busy over there day. an estimated 2.7 million are expected to fly aoss the u.s. that could set a record. that's supposed to happen today. if you're taking off thi weekend get to the airport early enough to avoid the long lineso ande able to make your flight on time. >>> it's also going to be busy on the roads. if you're getting behind the wheel for the holiday, here are four things to know. aaa says more than 1 million d.c. residents ared expto drive. that's 19of the pulation. a new record. getaway traffic is expected to be i at worst next tuesday afternoon, july 3rd, from 4:00 to 6:00 p.m. that's because rush hour traffic will mix with the holiday travelers. st area roadwaysill be busier than normal. the biggest trouble spots will be i-95, u.s. 50 out to the bay, the capital beltway and i-270 northbound. there's some good news. gas p

one thing that we need to look out for, headed to tonight erase dana rohrabacher in huntington beach,e is being challenged by democrats and republican, which means, there could be two republicans heading to the ballot in november, locking out democrats, that is their biggest fear. so if that happens, millions of dollar was poured into that seat will be a loss for them. liz: thank you, hillary. >> follow the latest in primary poll, and closing numbers, we'll bring you somewher special live, starting 8 p.m. eastern time right here on fox business network. >> looking at major averages. and russell 2000 in record teravaineny. -- territory lead biotec by, ted by materials. reporter: record new highs for nasdaq and russell 2000, dow down 13, and s&p 500 moved higher. just about 2 points, we did have. technology helped to lead the way, we saw break out to new highs for amazon, apple, microsoft and netflix, records there. and some sad news, kate spade found dead in her new york city apartment today, there was stock reaction, tapestry that bought kate spade brand had a big sell-off but it came

thecause that's where we've seen the cloud cover all day and right in this area here huntington over towards camp springs, around rockville, that's whe we've seen a mick of sun and clouds. we'llee tha too. down to the south we are seeing shower activity down arounde places l culpeper county, seeing some light shower activity here's th really about it. just enough to get those windshield wipers going just a little bit. all in all it's been a dry day and will crytinue to be tonight. a couple of storms. one big storm. look at this guy spinning over wards iowa. that's sending moisture our way. your high temps about where they were today. you'll feel the difference. 82 degrees tomorrow. showers likely. a few storms. stronger to the west.f again, weste blue ridge, winchester area, maybe around luray. you may see a better chance for some stronger thunderstorms. tast of us just showers at times. the umbrella with you. thursday high of 89. 93 on friday. 95 on saturday. hot and extremely humid. we're goingbo to talk the rest of the weekend including the heat wave. we as we moved to the end of

janice suit wipped was attacked in huntington maryland. it happened in a grassy area justdjacent t the frontard. drivers whoaw the attackalled 911 for help. police responding to the scene shot and killed the dog as i charged toward them. its a mass tive fix and w had lith the couple for four years he's been my buddy since he was a puppy. he would see me outde running around. he would come up to me love on me. he would see me pull in myew mothes ay and he would whip for me to come up and petho him. he nevewed anything aggress never.l trying to figure out how rutky gotside of what appeared to be in a fenced in area. the investigation continues. earlier5 on fox tonight we're learning even mor about even more ak gressive and increasriate salary necessary primghts schools. this time an audit shows they add up to hundrs of thousan of dollars. lipped situate watts is tracking your tax dollare tonight have been following the money and we just got new details about ant investigation tha was launched by the school system. auditors looked at all empl

as we look at regional banks, sun trust, huntington and reamens arereamen regions among the winners.ey corp and pnc are among the losers >> who is the biggest loser then perhaps in all of this >> i think in terms of the biggest losers, goldman and morgan were mentioned. that was not really a surprise given last week's stress test results. so i don't think the market took that as a surprise you know, weaker results, we view stat stree street, they we given the new acronym that you pointed out, and key corp used their mulligan earlier, and that was largely anticipated given last week's results. >> i'm still trying to understand that cno, conditional non-objection. i've been doing this job a long time i never heard of that. what does that mean? if you pass or fail, sometimes you could be close to farling or close to getting an "a." what does that mean? >> it's a little confusing the way it's worded. basically it means the company has to resubmit their process. there's two portions to the test the quantitative portion and the qualitative portion. so, you know, just the way to think about

on the yellow line, every4 minutes between huntington and mt. vernon square only.ine regular weekend service there. have a good one. >>> the celebration highlight for the fourth of july. obviously, the most before celebrating the nation's independence, you'll hear from you canefighters on how avoid a potentially deadly mistake. that is just ahead when "news 4 today" on this saturday continues. >>> good morning. that'll get your attention, right? that was from firework safety demonstrations on thay mall thur morning. local first responders get flooded with emergency calls on the holiday. we hear the snners going crazy with dispatch communications that day. this morning, news n4's jus finch is working for you. he hast information tha could save your wallet, your freedom, and your eplife. >>ter: you might be thinking it is just june 28th. too soon to talk about fourth of july firework safety. fairfax county fire officials iy it is clabsolutely not the case. never too early. by doing this now, they could save you money, injury, or worse. from take you to the dem earlie

amazingly, even though she put it down on a busy huntington beach street at rush hour, she didn't hitanythingr anyone. and witnesses say she seemed unfazed as she waited for help to arrive. patrick simes/witness"she was just like this. just calm, not doing anything, engine still on." the plane is registered to jg capital holdings out of los angeles.as the faa investigates what happened, they have not released the pilot's name. meanwhile, neighbors are calling her one of the luckiest people alive . neither she nor the plane got even a scratch, but she and they have one heck of a story to tell.steven castelblanco/resident"to me it's an absolute miracle. she had to really keep her head on straight to keep that plane from hitting not only cars, but homes. and there's a park, a lot going on."patrick simes/witness"just totally flabbergasted. like you just don't know what's going on because it's so unreal." (michelle) that was laurie perez reporting. there are no reports of injuries or damage resulting from the landing. (michelle) still ahead tonight -- we're breaking down a proposition looking into

this happened yesterday in huntington beach. security video shows the plane coming in hot as cars swerve out of the way. >> to me it is a miracle. she had to keep her head on straight to keep the plane from hitting not only cars, but homes. there is a lot going on. >> the pilot told police she was headed for john wayne airport when the cessna skyhawk suddenly lost power. the faa is now looking into what went wrong. >> she put it down right in the middle of the street. >>> new video of the bizarre vehicle pursuit in southern california. you can hear people yelling as a woman drives onto a sidewalk at the san bernardino shopping center with her small kids in the backseat. it wasn't the police she was running from. it was a repo company trying to tow the car. >> she took off and she messed up the right side of her car. the kids were crying and yelling. >> the tow truck driver crashed after the woman. he hit another car in the parking lot as she sped away that no one was hurt. >>> a 20-year-old man is behind bars accused of a deadly

miguel marquez is live in huntington beach, california.l, you will have a long night of counting. what do you see so far? >> reporter: it may be a long several weeks ofnting in california. what we are seeing are a steady stream of voters. not a massive turnout today, but california votes by mail. early and absentee and early voting in california. most people walking up to the precincts and dropping off their envelopes. when polls close here at 8:00 p.m. pacific, the first votes to be counted will be those electronic votes that people are casting today. there are a lot of mail ballots that came in that they can count. all of the mail-in ballots that people are dropping off today will have to be counted. it could take days if not weeks to get through those. the tea leaves we have here is there are more people voting this year ins off year primaryn therevious off year in 2014. so far in the three districts in orange county, more republicans have sent in ballots than democrats. we have to see. john. >> interesting. miguel, i appreciate you bei

this is in huntington beach. the truckdriver swerved out of the away just in time. police say the pilot reported engine problems five miles short of john wayne airport in santa ana. well, she managed to land her cessna 172 without hitting power lines or any traffic. isn't that incredible. no one was hurt and the plane was not damaged. >>> back here in san francisco, the city is ready to party with some of the best and brightest in the world of comedy. cluster fest as it's called 2018 kicked off with standup music and satire. but all of this is unfolding while two big name comedians including roseanne are under fire for comments many say crossed the line. today in the bay's sam brock spoke to some comedians and asked them what they thought about this controversy. >> while crews laid the groundwork for a colossal comedy event, it's not a bad time to take measure between the meaning of the art behind this outlet. >> comedy is this great mirror that we hold up to ourselves. and it's a reflection of what's going on in the world. >> and right now in the world, there's ple

. >>> happening right now in huntington beach down in southern california, a small plane has toucheds friday afternoon. you can see it right there in these live pictures. we are told that that small plane apparently lost power while heading to john wayne airport this afternoon and the pilot made an emergency landing. they landed safely and no reports of injuries. >>> coming up next, more money to crack the case of dog abuse in the east bay. when we come back, oakland police believe the abuser may be attacking more than dogs. >> also ahead tonight, an uber driver arrested and accused of shooting and killing his passenger. dog: seresto seresto. jake... seresto, seresto, seresto. whatever your dog brings home to you, it shouldn't be fleas and ticks. seresto gives your dog 8 continuous months of flea and tick protection in an easy-to-use, non-greasy collar. seresto, seresto, seresto. ohh no, jake. seresto. 8 month - seresto, seresto, seresto. >>> there is a growing call to find whoever dumped three severely abused puppies in a trash heap in east oakland and then left them to die. two of

we thank huntington angles industries for their generous support of the series and making it possible. i need to make a simple administrative announcement at the beginning and in the unlikely event of an emergency i will give instructions on what we will do. we will either pull fast or move out of the front door, or the rear. >>> now to our panel. we are fortunate in having distinguished panel with a broad set of experiences and responsibilities. we have general robert wall, 6th wing aviator and commanding general of the marine corps command at quant co. we have general brian bud row, infantry officer, and now deputy for plans, and operations at headquarters. we have lieutenant general robert headlin, helicopter pilot and deputy for plans, policies, and operations. now, notes are wrong. i apologize, i would have brought you back, up to washington. no. and dr. maurly of csif and the office now, senior analyst outside johns hopkins university in the physics lab. our program today will have a discussion here among the panel and open it for questions from the audience. >>> let me start an