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light flashes yellow, then solid yellow followed by two red lights on top that flash alerting mothered issstop. >>> a stretch of 680 in san ramone may be renamed in honor of tom smith, 23-year veteran who was mistook for an armed suspect and was shot. >>> tomorrow is the final day for public comments on president trump's review of 27 national monuments that could be downsized or eliminated. six protected areas in california are on the list, including snow mountain in the north bay. the monuments can serve hundreds of thousands of acres and were created by the last three presidents. president trump ordered the interior department to re-examine if those areas are designated appropriately. you can comment on mail or online. we have a link at abcnews.com. >>> they've been writing to each other from opposite sides of the pacific ocean for nearly four decades. today these pen pals met face-to-face for the very first time. >>> cooler weather to start the week. how long will that last? up next is the accuweather forecast. >>> the marlins held a frish fry at at&t park the last three days, grilling

light flashes yellow, then solid yellow followed by two red lights on top that flash alerting mothered issstop. >>> a stretch of 680 in san ramone may be renamed in honor of tom smith, 23-year veteran who was mistook for an armed suspect and was shot. >>> tomorrow is the final day for public comments on president trump's review of 27 national monuments that could be downsized or eliminated. six protected areas in california are on the list, including snow mountain in the north bay. the monuments can serve hundreds of thousands of acres and were created by the last three presidents. president trump ordered the interior department to re-examine if those areas are designated appropriately. you can comment on mail or online. we have a link at abcnews.com. >>> they've been writing to each other from opposite sides of the pacific ocean for nearly four decades. today these pen pals met face-to-face for the very first time. >>> cooler weather to start the week. how long will that last? up next is the accuweather forecast. >>> the marlins held a frish fry at at&t park the last three days, grilling

there is a maximum speed of more than 17,000 miles an hour on the iss. that is five miles a second. they see the sunrise one time every 92 minutes. >> that is ludicrous >> that is awesome. then we go from awesome, to an awful forecast. >>> i'm getting some haters. >> it is red on the map. it is uncomfortable. one of my friends on twitter asked if i could apologize to him. can i get an apology for the forecast? i am sorry. we are in the midst of summer. this is when it is hot. >> last summer, it was hot but not as hot. >> we are not even going to break a record. we will be flirting with 100 degrees. all the records breaking are at least 102. we will stay just shy of 100. >> that is good news. >> i will let you know when we could maybe break a record. michael says, it is co the humidity will stay high for the next six days. kind of a hazy sky. each morning, we get thunderstorms here or there. then we could see patchy fog. 91 feels like 98 degrees. it is going to feel like over 100. the dew point is in the miserable category. welcome to late july and dc. that is what happens. however,

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meantime the sturgis family air issing their thoughts. released a statement saying mark was by far one of the beautiful souls i've ever met. sand as ma things will never be the same. our lives will forever be changed. the loss of him is so indribble. >> friends of the missing man are able speaking out. yesterday spoke to a man who worked with 19-year-old dean. said their friendship went beyond the workplace. >> kind of had like the big brother little brother relationship. and i never had a little brother so it was tough when he was taken from husband. >> people started placing papers with messages written. you can find a full tame line of the events and get instant alerts on the nbc 10 app. >>> 4:33. 76 degrees outside. only hours left until today's 2:00 deadline to apply to be philadelphia's interim district attorney. we have learn thad a familiar figure is hope thog get back into the office. lynn abraham turned in her application yesterday. previously served as da for 18 years. position is open after former da seth williams pleaded guil

cheaper than what the military pays for viagra. , let's hear your point about iss because i think what it is we have gotten so out of tune with humanity, with human , that we throw people who are different under the bus. guest: i think you are missing the point. the armed forces are there to defend the country. all personnel policies should improve military readiness and -- to ao accommodate crowd of people who have a psychological disorder in great numbers at great cost with no commensurate benefit really does not make sense. and the campaign the republican national committee wrote a platform that clearly states would call for an end to political correctness in the military. this was approved by the trump campaign. the president is delivering on that promise. he has not changed his position. violence against people who are gay, of course that is wrong. no one disagreed with that. when he is talking as commander-in-chief, not social friends or people in the civilian community or even in the coast guard -- it is not the same as deployed troops for a home, the president is looking at the

said that he did not accept it and continued to press and we're still going to be dealing with the iss russians moving forward. there's a lot of ambiguity after the meeting. we don't exactly know what happened. >>> nile, as we look at this meeting, the small audience right there, where do we move from here >> the russians are quite happy that we are moving forward. this is one of the points that has come up subsequent to the meeting. tillerson has been talking about the fact this is something that can be not quite moved exactly to the past but shouldn't interfere much with continued relations. that's an advantage. they don't want to get bogged down in this area, and president trump, for his part will be happy to move on to the other topics. talk about russia doesn't generally help him given everything else in the atmosphere >> do any of you guys think this was a carefully crafted thing by the white house for days we heard we don't know we're not going to go see if he's goes to talk about russia or not, this morning john podesta. in the room, we had, you know, the russian ambassador was

ththe rate of decline right t nw ovever the last 3 decades iss at 114% per d decade, and this is actually faster than most of our kind of models are actually capturing today. these projections of ice-free dates of, likike, 2050 to sometime beyond 2100, it looks like it could happen a b bit sooner, so like 2030 might be a more realistic date as to when we might see no sea ice in the summer in the arctic. you know, basically everything on the planet's connected, and the arctic is sort of the big refrigerator for our planet. it helps keep our planet a lolot cooler because, as you know, snow and ice reflect most of the sun's energy that comes in during the summer period, so if you remove the snow and you remove the ice, then the land can absorb that heat from the sun or the ocean can absorb the heat from the sun and warm up further and amplify the warming in the arctic for example. all of our weather systems or large-scale weather patterns are driven by that temperature difference between the equator, which receives most of the sun's energy, and the polar regions, which receive very little of

into the ocean about 5:00 this morning and brought back sample tissues from experiments aboard the isse may lead to a treatment for osteoporosis. >> elon musk tweeted he can relate to china's rocket failure. plans to put a communications satellite in orbit had a malfunction 40 minutes after laun launch. they will only say there was some sort of, quote, anomaly. experts say the failure could have a significant impact on the future of china's ambitions in space. >> a cow from northern italy saw her pasture as never before. the cow was dangling by a rope from a firefighting helicopter as you can see. the cow had fallen into a canyon, could not get out. fire crews hoisting the 1,500 pound cow with straps before setting her down near her stall. she suffered a minor injury to one of her legs but is otherwise okay. >>> the new americans, a sense of hope and optimism just in time for independence day. that story next. >>> but first, we want to thank abc 7 news viewer samuel for this picture from mt. tamm. share your pictures with us on social media. >> you may see >>> i'm ama daetz. a fourth o

and we know by addressing the isses and emergencies critical because these are the causes of extremismof insecurity, and of economic instability. and we're also focused on providing stability in the middle east. our $100 million over three years for humanitarian support for stabilization efforts in , iraq this follows on our , commitment last year of $220 million to syria and neighboring countries for humanitarian needs and that's in addition to contributions we are making in somalia, in sudan, and in myanmar. 90% of our budget will continue to be based in our region to add to regional stability, prosperity, and security. >> thank you, master. senator reynolds. senator reynolds: thank you, mr. president. can the minister also explain the importance of australia providing overseas assistance to countries in our region? >> minister. >> thank you. our budget stands for fairness, opportunity, and security. responsibly supports a strong and prosperous and secure region especially in our , indospecific area. we know providing good aid , particularly in our region is , good for australia's na

and you will soon be able to visit the iss for yourself.be available on street view. 0r google announced it will be available on street view. or is that space view? this little fellow is called sea turtle. designed to move, like, you guessed it, a sea turtle, his arms are shaped like the fins found in nature. he has been developed by researchers at arizona university to detect landmines, and sadly for him, detonate them. unsurprisingly, current deep mining bots on the market, cost a pretty penny, but sea turtle has been made on the cheap. powered by a raspberry pi zero computer, this disposable device is £50 a pop. not bad for a machine that learns as it goes. we put a robot in front of a camera. and every time a robot makes a move, it essentially gives itself some positive reinforcement, in terms of, maybe i should try that again. if it gets negative, or it does not do very well, in trying a new type of control, then it is set negative reinforcement, then it does not try that type of motion again. in reinforcing it, by giving it good or ba

today, the iss forecast income any quality is going to get worse and child poverty will rise to 5,000,000 x 2022. does the -- >> order! members are shouting, shouting excessively. they must calm themselves, take some sort of soothing medicine. >> i will try to help the honorable member. that is the prime minister not realize that her talk of a strong economy doesn't remotely match the reality that millions of people face with low wages and poverty? >> the right honorable gentlemen is wrong in some of the fact he is putting forward. inequality is down, life expectancy is continuing to rise but what we know in terms of a strong economy, what will not deliver a strong economy is policies of more borrowing, spending, higher taxes, and what the right honorable gentlemen living beyond its means, making future generations pay for his mistakes. the conservatives will never do that. >> children living in poverty, their homelessness does not rise every year. i look around the front bench, mister speaker and the a cabinet bickering and back fighting while the economy gets weaker. mister speaker, the

saying the discoloration comes and goes there's even an entire facebook community dedicated to the iss issue. >> but yesterday it was like a brown. >> folks like bernie hill bread learned to deal with it though not please. >> recently in the last couple of months when it shows up it's really disgusting. >> reporter: township water contractor tells us the testing faulty hydrant on wednesday is what stirred the iron steddy many the system and call the dark look but the water is safe to drink. blame it on on cast iron pipes that need replaying placing. many won't drink the water instead beating the heat by relying on small water coolers and for those lucky enough giant ones. >> it does look row freshing. township of course studying lo long-term solutions now includ including a evaluating procedure that shoots ice through the pipes to clean them replacing old pipelines when they replace the roads and inserting liners into the pipes. all options here. needless to say none of these options are fast or cheap but again iain officials trying to make it clear here that water is safe to drink. >>

we have and the answer to go to fund the iss on institute for fiscal studies.ay it back out in benefits, pensions and taxes and welfare benefits and so on, but the second biggest thing we do is pay public servants — the doctors and teachers and nurses and soldiers and policemen and so on. and £180 billion a year extra 1% on that costs quite a lot, knocking on for an extra 2 billion every time you increase it by 1%. so actually, up until now, that restraint has been quite important. and if you lift the restraint, going forward, it will make overall fiscal policy more difficult. so roughly £1.8 billion a year every time you want to increase by another 1%. that is why as we saw with vicki's report from westminster, where having a political the debate. do you want to raise taxes, introduced a word we all hate, efficiencies, and spending off workers like it if you want to increase public sector pay, you have to find the money from somewhere. chris morris from bbc reality check, thank you. in a moment, a summary of the business news this hour, but first, the headline

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hope he will keep the committee informed about any updates on these talks and what happens with this iss issue. >> we have had this conversation with senator cardin last week. those properties to which you refer are part of a larger dialogue with the russian federation involving issues, for example the russian diplomats who were exposed as a whole host of issues discussed with the russian federation. i understand there is a meeting going on as we speak. but my undertaking commitments to the senator and to you is that we will consult with you on this issue before the final implementation and agreement that we don't have yet with the russian federation. >> again i don't think we should be rewarding russia until we see the behavior change. i want to go onto a couple of issues relative to the reorganization. you mentioned the conversation that we have at your confirmation hearing about the office of global women's issues which i understand is our draft state authorization text still removes the ambassador at large for that position. it's hard to think about setting up an office for global wo

iss is coming as there rising tensions with north korea.theth his insight professor of trade policy at cornell university and also the author of "gaining currency." he joins us now from new york. when he start by asking you about the numbers we got from the chinese government overnight, showing growth at 649%. how do you take apart that headline number of 6.9%? eswar: the quarter to quarter growth numbers received a lot of attention in the press and beyond. i think it is not to be taken too seriously. it is hard to imagine that an economy so large would grow at 6.8% quarter after quarter. the bigger question is whether there is underlying growth momentum and certainly the concerns that we had last year about what the chinese economy was growing steadily, those are things that are a concern of the past, both manufacturing and services sectors seeming to be holding up recently well. china is growing somewhere in the range of 6.8%. david: retail sales are up from 11% earlier. what does that tell you about the transition that the economy is in

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