he believed in peopleand their ability to impa ct the world. >> counselors on hand for students at palmdale high this week. services for tim will be held in lancaster on june 23rd. >>> police have arrested two north bay men accused of sexually assaulting women on a car ride from san francisco to sonoma. they beat, choked and assaulted a woman on april 14th. sheriff's say the 24-year-old victim called a ride from bruno's bar in the mission district. she realized she entered the wrong address and ll another ride. the suspect's car arrived and they forced her in and attacked her. a police officer recognized it from a surveillance image and that led to the arrest of freddy lopez. he is being held on two million dollars bail. they also arrested a 22-year- old of sonoma. he is being held without bail. both due in court this afternoon. >>> you won't see electric scooters for a while. before they can return companies need to apply for permits and comply with city rules. the city got about 1800 complaints since they popped up in march. >> want to ensure that people who use them can operate safely an

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. >>> meantime, impa want to turn hector garza. of the border patrol council and as we continue to monitor these live images, hector, you're in an interesting position as a border patrol agent yourself. you have been with border patrol for 18 years, and i'm curious what you and your colleagues think about what's going on right now at the border. >> so, first of all, for our agents, we go out there and we conduct our jobs professionally, respectfully, and anybody that comes into our custody is treated with dignity and respect. we're parents ourselves. we care about the people that come into our custody and that's our priority. the fact of the matter is, there's laws on the books and we have to do our jobs. but of course, this is something that has been going on for quite some time. immigration reform is something that needs to happen. >> estimates show some 3,000 children have been separated from their parents. what has it been like to have to participate in those separations? what kind of emotional impact does it have on you? i kno

. >> that'e largest impa e , the port calls. that really hurts our mom and pop operations. >> people need to worry? >> absolutely not. if you have plans to come, keep the plans. if you hadn't had plans, now is the time to start looking. >> authorities say anyone who defies a mandatory evacuation order could be arrested. the lava zone is becoming increasingly dangerous especially near the main fissure. >>> in sports, clay thompson is questionable for today's game two and giants minus brandon bell and buster posey try to get their third win in a row. that's all coming up. in the face of senseless violence, we need hope. i'm jeff bleich. preventing violence has long been my cause. after columbine, i led president clinton's youth violence commission. i joined joe biden to reduce domestic violence, helping boys become men. i beat the nra in court, defending gun laws that save lives. today, a new generation is rising, and this is our moment. in the streets and in the capitol, i'll stand with them. jeff bleich. democrat for lieutenant

the very important day purity impa on the other cases?are hopeful that his steps will be followed. we are very hopeful, and i spoke with jim piazza just before i came on your show, we are all hopeful that there will be others who will follow suit. we hope that will inform these brothers that they should come forward, that they should accept their complicity in what was collectively a horrible tarophic id then totim piazza's his death. we hope that they will come forward. mr. burke has done the right thing here. >> martha: the sentencing will be july 31st, and that's going to be the first opportunity that the piazzas, who have spoken here on our show many times, and s pceyoughts are with them as we will be ableo make -- will they do that? >> that's correct. jim and evelyn piazza, tim piazza's courageous parents, crusaders not only on behalf of justice for tim, but on behalf of hazing and abuse on college campuses, they will be heard now for the first time in a victim impact statement. that also will be a banner and a very important day. >>

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we're talking about a small number of wineries impaed. 400 wineries were open just days after that wildfire. so it appears on the the surface we said a majority are seeing business as usual. plenty of work ahead for the businesses near the fire zone where we're standing in compu park. pete sauratos, "today in the bay." >> the 49er faithful, mourning the death of dwight clark. >> hello my 49er faith. >> this is clark being honored last october. yesterday clark lost his battle with als at the age of 61. he played eight seasons with the 49ers but he'll be forever remembered for fans and players for what you saw right there, the catch. that won the 1982 nfc championship game. >> everyone looks montana but there was dwight, the good looking guy and had the miss world wife and dwight lived the life. >> joe montana who threw the pass that would become the catch tweeted, dwight was a vibrant charismatic soul. jennifer and i heart broken over his passing. while we knew it was inevitably coming, it came way too soon. >> an exclusive this morning, the resource officer widely criticized for his respons

that's why i just want to play one more time so we can hear so there's no smmistaking the impa here. >>> just know that that's the result when you're having this discussion and debate up on capitol hill later today. just know that that's happening and yes our cnn polling shows that this is unpopular with the overall population, even though, what 68% of republicans -- >> 58%. >> 58% of republicans support it. is that a big number, david gregory? is that a number that will emboldened the president or when you see that is that a margin he's g to be concerned about? >> i think it does emboldened the president. the president doesn't have any shame. he can ride this out. he may not even like it, but he's cynical enough to use it as a shocking way to try to get whatever he wants out of an immigration bill and he is working on fertile ground in that both republicans and democrats have failed on this issue. i think david is right. people are smart enough to separate out these issues, to be able to look at what has merit and what doesn't but the failures do keep compounding themselves, the ide

that potentially indicated or created the appearance that investigative decisions they made were impaedye yass or iroper considerations.s republand what to tal talk to stock. >> we have been requesting him for quite some time now. if an agreemeea is notched in the next day or so to produce him voluntarily, we will issue that subpoena early this week. >> i have never seen this level of bias. >> these text messages a very troubling, the fact they were on work e-mail, the fact co-mingled withth e-mails discussing that's problc particular. again, you kw, the ig concluded that none of this affected decision making but nonetheless, that w completely inappropriate. >> now, congressman adam schiff argued there's been questionable behavior on both sides of the political spectrum when it comes to the probe. he says there's an ongoing investigation into anti-clintonak bias and leg at the new york field officer officers. let's get back to fbi agent peter strong he says he's willing to testify before the house judiciary committee or any other congressional panel. maureen. >> maureen thank you. happe

you guys argue a lot about how you want to reach out, you want more diversity, and yet issues that impa, you're silent. you allow the president to make this into a joke, which it is not. there's so many people in this country, and i can tell you a black young m myself, who fear walking down the street for the most part, particularly if you encounter a police officer, because you don't know how that encounter is going to end. there is nothing fup funny abou this. this is not some culture war you pull out of your pocket anytime you want to change the narrative. these are issues that have to be addressed and we expect the president to address them and he's not doing that. >> mike, as someone looked at the intersection of sports and politics, where does it go from here? you have a president who's basically going to be on tough terms, what, all of the major sports? i mean, they're not going to hold these events anymore? and does that matter? >> well, i think lebron's already said, and steph curry's already said, they're not going, whoever wins the nba finals. ari, ts a continuing gaslighting

he said, just as katrina was more than a hurricane, this is what president bush wrote, it's impa wase than physical construction and it cast a cloud over my second term. i thought that was an interestingbservation of how it is possible,th h and steve that how they reunite or don't reunify, becomes a competency issue and not a partisan issue. >> i would say maria has been president trump's katrina and i think issue where there's just this callousness and particularly to the latino community in this country and in this part of the world, that shs that they really don't care and when a government doesn't care, you begin to erode the tru, and i think part of what's happened here is that we nohave even with the executive order. we now have in every single state hundreds of thousands of people pledging to go to the border, to go to their state capitals on june 30th to rally. this has become a cultural flash point. for people who wantheir country to stand for something better. >> i would just add to that, the ma difference what you sai about president trump is that president trump wants to

and priorities. 2:30 p.m., kentuc senator rand paul defends a subcommittee hearing on the financial impa constitutional ications the u.s. military action under the existing authorization for use of mitary force. >>> a new report examines the ways radical groups like isis munich eight online. we are showing how authorities can interfer online communication and recruitment. jesse morton, a former g hottie who became an informant for the f vi took part in a discus am i is about hourd half. thank you for coming this afternoon. thank you for those who are watching this today. this is the launch of a paper. this is from evolution muslim to islamic state that was cowritten by [ indiscernible ]. he was an investment bank and -- banker on 9/11. he saw the planes cras the towers. he went to columbia and do a studies in ma. he joined the new york police department where he became the head of intelligence analysis. one of the most impo taetth he had was a group called revolution islam. the other author helped found the program. they will talk about the report. candace who was involved with this as w

hitting an intraday all-time high for the first time since back in early february and finally, guys, impat to cal your attention to what's happening with twitter, adding to its gains on pace for its best week since february and on pace for its second best month ever and tyler, i'm still getting used to saying twitter in the s&p 500. >> all right, dom, thank you very much. >>> biggest names in health care gather now in minneapolis to discuss the changing industry landscape. meg tirrell is there, of course, with eli lilly ceo david ricks >> hi, tyler thanks so much and thank you, dave, for joining us i want to ask you something about the near term, a lot of people waiting for news or a decision about your animal health business. what can you tell us there >> last olkt, ctober, we announw were going to conduct a strategic review because we've grown that business to a substantial global size and as our pharma business is in good shape as well, we felt it was time to step back. we're in the middle of that review we plan to announce on our q2 earnings call the results of that strategic analysis

i want to commend you and your department for announcing a review of all regulations impaing manaufacturing housing. i appreciate that those require a full and thorough review. as you know, the public comment peor the view ended at the end of february. can you shed some light for the committee on your plans to reform hud regulation of manufacturing housing? >> that's been a major priority of mine. recognizing the role of house ng this country. % of single family housing is is manufactured housing. 22 million families. the regulatory burden has been ridiculous. it prevents like in new mexico, the oil moworkers. they can't you know, use a manufactured house because of some of those regulations. we're looking at those. getting rid of those so that it makes sense to we can use them. because manufacturing housing has made so much progress. you wouldn't be able to tell a manufactureded house from a site built home anymore. they stand up to hurricanes much better. >> when we talk empowering low income american to help them achieve that dream of home ownership, we need to unleash manufactured housi

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