jackie: yeah.he's nicely just telling you that you've jacked things up around here, and she's putting law and order in place. jackie: it needed to happen, though. scott: she's helping me a lot. lemonis: what would be your biggest complaint? jackie: i hate having to chase my order all the time and wonder where it is. lemonis: from the inbound call to taking the order to the process, there's nothing that tracks that whole process? jackie: nope. scott: program we need is very expensive, and we can't afford to buy it. it's $30,000. lemonis: it's expensive, but you also can't afford to not have it because if you're not delivering on expectations, then you lose that customer. next question -- how do you track all this inventory? jackie: that's something i need to talk to you about. we have a problem. how did we not realize that we wouldn't have enough boxes to fulfill the order? lemonis: how many are you short? jackie: about 1,200. lemonis: if you don't have an order-tracking mechanism, customers either

jackie: sÍ.on cuenta que era en serio. don omar: hay momentos marcados por el tiempo y que algo iba a pasar, eso existe. jackie: nos vemos igualito. increÍble, fue tan curioso, porque en despierta amÉrica yo nunca entrevistaba los artistas. y la productora ese dÍa cambiÓ el libretoy fue que ese dÍa pronosticaron todo lo que iba a pasar. pues bien curioso. pero nada, super cool. alan: de alguna manera el amor a primera vista. se casan el 19 de abril de 2008, y lamentablemente se divorcian oficialmente en el 2011. karla: quÉ fue lo mÁs difÍcil en ese momento, has vivido todo este proceso de estar enamorados, de casarte frente al pÚblico, enfrentas del divorcio pÚblico quÉ fue lo mÁs difÍcil de esta situaciÓn? por mucho tiempo viniste programa te estaba separando y nadie lo sabÍa. jackie: como cuando llegaba te acuerdas, fuiste es una de las que me dijiste? yo pienso que como cualquier mujer, cualquier pareja cuando vas al altar dices ya, la tercera es la vencida, ni caso, pero como Él un dice, hay

jackie: yeah.happen since i was here? amy: yeah. jackie: well, after you guys were getting ready to head out, john turned around and told us, "you need to work harder to, like, earn your keep." amy: yeah. he just was feeling a little bit out of control, and so therefore, he is, like, micromanaging all of us and just really riding our asses. jackie: if i had another job opportunity, i would take it. lemonis: you would? jackie: yes. amy: same. lemonis: same thing for you? amy: mm-hmm. lemonis: does -- does he know that? jackie: no, because he's never asked. amy: no. no. lemonis: are you guys open to having a frank discussion with him about it? 'cause i won't do business here if he's that way. it's just not -- it's not okay. jackie: yeah. lemonis: so let me talk to them and see if we can just find a place to just have a quick chat, okay? jackie: cool. lemonis: thank you very much for being honest. look, my expectation is that employees are treated the right way all the time, whether i'm here or not. y

jackie is a great person, andi suffered. jackie is a great person, and ifigured suffered. person, and i figured such a suffered. jackie is a great person, and ifigured such a good person should make a great mother and she does. my husband and i get along well but we do have money worries. my husband got 63.5 years ago and had over $100,000 of medical bills because he didn't have insurance. had over $100,000 of medical bills because he didn't have insurancem was either putting food on the table, paying rent or paying medical bills. we went through a really rough time but we are making it right now. i will make more money! budget wise, we have ups and downs, we are still working on it.|j budget wise, we have ups and downs, we are still working on it. i am more of a saving kind of person. me oi'i more of a saving kind of person. me on the other hand, i'm an optimistic person. i know it is coming in, i know what i can have out based on the budget but then i say, oh well, there is wiggle room over here... you have to pay! i don't want to be controlled. obviously every couple ar

jackie has more on that story. >> that's right.hipotle closing down one of its restaurants in a suburb of columbus, ohio at least two customers posted on the food safety website i was pois poisoned.com that they experienced nausea, vomiting and fever after eating there in a statement a chipotle spokesperson said we acted quickly and closed this single restaurant out of an abundance of caution business insider reporting during an inspection last week that the local health department found the restaurant was not storing lettuce and beans at the proper temperatures. food safety is a top priority for brian niccol who took over in march a series of high-profile incidents in 2015 bruised the chain's reputation and stock price. last year they retrained kitchen crews after identifying a sick employee as the cause of a nur nu nurovirus outbreak >> that stock is down just under 2% now cmg a name we're watching all day. jackie, see you in a bit >>> cbs appointing an outside law firm to handle an investigation into misconduct, allegations agai

bracamontes. >> epa. >> era para afuera (risas) jackie. >> bienvenida. >> gracias. >> a mi casa. >>on chiquibaby que algo tiene que decirnos (risas) gracias, oye, jackie hermosa, preciosa de mi corazÓn, te mando todo mi amor, bendiciones, cariÑo, buena energÍa para ti y tu barriga, tu bebÉ y toda tu familia, para tu marido, de verÁs quÉ bendiciÓn que estÉs embarazada. >> te adoro, de adoro. >> gracias marco quÉ lindo. >> ¿yo tengo preguntas? >> me entrÓ duda (hablan inglÉs) me vienen muchas cosas a la mente has tenido en tres oportunidades la dicha de ser madre y tuviste un primer embarazo donde tuviste gemelos no sabes si vas a tener uno dos o tres a cuatro. >> si tuviste la experiencia de tener gemelos antes a lo mejor es una posibilidad? >> hasta ahora no sÉ, yo creo que no, pero no sÉ (risas) espÉreme. >> estÁ la primera experiencia fue complicada porque fue un embarazo muy lindo hasta el final, que me tocÓ que el bebÉ no llegara a mis brazos, pero me jackie estÁ bien y eso es lo que... >> es una bendiciÓn. >> amÉn. >> y tienes otra bendiciÓn ahora mismo que estÁ por comenzar no

first into the clinic — manuel a construction manager and jackie a teacher. are raising four children in suburban south florida. before they were married, manuel was one of the estimated 27 million americans without medical insurance. which meant that when he fell ill a few years ago, it was his finances as well as his health, that suffered. jackie is a great person. and i figured such a good person must make a great mother, and she does. my husband and i get along well, but we do have money worries. my husband had gotten sick three and a half years ago. he had over $100,000 worth of medical bills because he didn't have insurance. it was either paying the rent, putting food on the table or paying the medical bills, and we went through a really rough time. but... we're making it right now. i want my coin money. you want more money, too? we have our ups and downs. we are still working on it. i am more of a saving kind of person. i think, on the other hand, i am a more of an optimistic person where i know it is coming in, i know what i can use out based on the b

kpix 5's jackie ward tells us that those officers are now out of a job.ny, it's getting caught in that lie that ultimately led to the six police officers reportedly being fired. this is all according to the "mercury news." so those six officers all worked the overnight shift here at uc-berkeley. it was their duty to patrol buildings during those hours. instead, they sometimes reportedly spent that time taking a nap or hanging out in the library. on top of that they lied about their location when they radio back to the command post saying they were at other buildings when they were not. after a complaint was filed, the "mercury news" says this was all caught on hidden camera. former oakland police chief and kpix 5 law enforcement analyst howard jordan said chief margot bennett is sending a signal to the rest of the force. >> she is definitely send a message to the rest of the staff that they need to be -- that they will be held accountable for doing their jobs. >> reporter: uc-berkeley would not confirm the firings with instead calling it a personnel matte

jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> for many of those communities it's going to be hot yet again today.ng at triple digits for most locations bus in the 90s, still very uncomfortable and even dry in mendocino county this morning. we have that morning marine layer across a lot of the bay area, seen here. slight cooling happening by the middle of the week. this is a live look outside, a much different scene here with cloudy conditions in san francisco, 52 degrees this morning. >>> we have slowdowns here, 101 at ignacio, 13 minutes to get down to 580. it's foggy over the golden gate bridge, be careful out there. don't use the high beams. >> like driving through the clouds. >> i remember that. >> throwback. >> thank you, ladies. >> thanks for watching this morning. your next local update is 7:26. >> cbs this morning is up next. have a great day. >>> good morning to our viewers in the west. it's monday, july 30th, 2018. welcome to "cbs this morning." fast-moving flames forced new evacuations overnight in california as nearly 40,000 people flee their homes. the death toll is rising. a man who

monday prior to the game we work very closely honoring the legend of jackie robinson. we've got contests where kids write essays how they use jacky's values to overcome obstacles in their life. and the winner will be honored monday beforee the h run derby. >> how can viewers help with the undation? >> they can go to jackierobinson.org. we support more scholars than any other organization, and also they're be opening up a museum next year as well. jackie robin'segacy is truly one of the most important moments inhistory, if not this country's history. >>guajor l baseball we think of games during the season. but clearly the work of the league is done in these communities and communities around thell country yearlong. >> absolutely. and not just in major leaguell base but the stuff we do as part of the legacy program will resonate beyond once w leavetown. they will continue to support these communities.n the washing nationals, this mobile dental unit we unveiled a few days ago will serve children in wards 6 and 7. but that area really needs dental f assistance kids and fam

jackie's family in the front row, i owe jackie my life. i don't for a moment discount that.r any talk about dropping out of the race but her stump speeches will remain on hold for a while. >> i'm going to take doctors orders seriously. i don't want this injury to prevent me from living a full and energetic life, so i'm going to take this time. this campaign never stopped for me. >> arrington says she never passed out and remembers everything about her accident. so she shared condolences with the family of the other car's driver, helen white, that passed away, trace. >> so strong. who is filling in for her while she was on the mend, on the campaign trail? >> it's tim scott who had the same seat a few years ago and reached out to her call pain to see how he might help out. the campaign trail there has been very quiet ever since the accident. democratic opponent joe cunningham suspended campaign events after it happened. his staff is putting out world that cunningham should be resuming campaign activities next week. trace? >> trace: peter doocy live. thank you. a fourth former

jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> no lucky drivers here.ling with delays in that westbound direction out of hayward to foster city. a new crash is not blocking lanes but certainly causing delays. they are in the yellow about 25 minutes heading across the span. and southbound 680 right near stone valley road. we have an accident blocking at least one lane. and that is keeping your ride slow in the yellow about 18 minutes from willow pass to el pintado. your 580 ride through oakland looking fantastic in the green moving right at the limit. you may want to use that instead of 880 bunching up northbound. likely to jump into the yellow here for folks making their way up to the eastshore freeway. in the yellow, looking good, no signs of red. we'll keep our fingers crossed. over at the bay bridge toll plaza, 30 minutes into san francisco. >>> sutro camera, putting on a nice show today, the clouds rolling through the marin headlands this morning. this is a view of what should be the north bay covered in clouds though. here's a view of the golden ga

i am extremely proud of jackie, gaby and stephanie. we worked with pg&e to save energy because we wanted to help the school. they would put these signs on the door to let the teacher know you didn't cut off the light. the teachers, they would call us the energy patrol. so they would be like, here they come, turn off your lights! those three young ladies were teaching the whole school about energy efficiency. we actually saved $50,000. and that's just one school, two semesters, three girls. together, we're building a better california. >>> there's a strong possibility of tommy john surgery after this. watch last night. hosmer scores on this gapper, game tied. giants win 5-3, back to the even mark for the season. a's only 11,000 showing up last night. they saw an offensive explosion. in the fourth, martini dropped one off granderson, and he didn't feel so hot after taking a baseball to the noggin. a's win 10-1 and jackson gets the victory, a's back in the wild card race. tomly is expected to miss two weeks with a hip injury, playing only

jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> flames tear through a home in walnut creek this morning.his fire broke out a little at 1 a.m. this was a vacant house on first avenue near hall. firefighters were able to stop that fire from spreading beyond that house. and now the investigation into how it started begins. arson investigators are there this morning. a person on scene says the home does not have any electricity. no injuries are reported. >>> and it was a wild night in the south bay from illegal fireworks to sideshows and grass fires. kpix 5's jessica flores is live in san jose to explain. jessica. >> reporter: good morning. it was a busy night for firefighters and police officers but probably not unexpected because it was the 4th of july after all. now, firefighters first responded to a brush fire over on north first street off highway 237. fire officials got the call just after 9:30 last night. we don't know the cause of the fire just yet. and over in alviso, san jose police broke up a huge 4th of july party. you can see multiple units patroled the area before stopping the

here's jonathan and his girlfriend jackie.e, but do they know that danger lurks right there? it's a stretch to the car, something is about to happen. >> are those men home boys? >> he's trying to remember what am i trying ask this woman? it's a very important question, he can't remember, and then danger strikes! jackie is kidnapped. pow, poom, at gun point in girl is put in the car. but jonathan says i have to do something to protect my woman. so he jumps in his car and i gives chase. a gunfight ensues and you can see poor jackie she's in the back of the car. >> i thought with you yore going to hold him in the face. >> i thought i got him. >> she's laughing his stairically. >> the chase is still on. >> and then the shootout really commences on foot. >> you >> the shoot outgoes on for a little while and then he remember, oh, wait vir to rescue her. >> i've been shot. i've been shot. >> girl, get back here, then shooting. >> cops and robbers still fun even after all these years. >> right here when he saves her, she saves him fro

kpix 5's jackie ward is live in santa rosa at a kaiser permanente facility. jackie. >> reporter: michelle, the good news is that one medical building mob 4 will actually be open today and be conducting business as usual. it's mob 5 another medical office building that will stay closed today for further inspections to happen through the morning and the afternoon. so you can see the extent of the damage that we saw from chopper 5 when a tanker carrying liquid oxygen exploded around 2:30 yesterday afternoon. it shut down parts of 101 for a couple of hours and caused two nearby kaiser medical office buildings to be evacuated. some patients reportedly were removed on stretchers. the tanker driver was hurt but we don't know the extent of his injuries yet. several ambulances and a hazmat team responded to the accident quickly. highway 101 has since reopened but santa rosa police explained the backup this mess created. >> there was at least 100 and you can see there are still cars here in the parking lot. of area as quickly as one out possible. >> all orr: the truck

he was a jackie's suggestion leading greek tragedy. this was a guy who for entertainment generally went out and played a running nose kind of touch football game and that is what he called a distraction. he was closet eating himself in his room and reading greek tragedies and reading about the kind of things that he realized he had had thinking that the world was there to do with what they want and suddenly it crashed around them. he came back in the world with a kind of empathy that he had never quite had before. we are all, we are all balanced between tough and tender. he started waiting for the tough side and understanding and being empathetic to the underdog in a way he never done before. he in 1963 came out of this miserable experience with a whole new way of looking at the world. it was a good thing because all of the kennedy power that went with being the presidents brother had disappeared and he had to find a new role for himself. he started out and 67 with a tough guy called warrior bobby kennedy and in 1963 he went through a

i think jackie is right in terms of the farmers. right now, they have known this was coming for sort of for months. some farmers have adjusted production. some are in wait and see mode. the big pinch on that end is still to come. what's so interesting, poppy -- we have seen this narrative play out again and again -- is that for a lot of republicans, they're still willing to sort of justify and rationalize what president trump is doing because they still feel like at the end of the day, either culturally or identity-wise, that he is still kind of -- he represents their interests. unless it really starts having extreme damage, i'm not sure ma ch -- i'm not sure they would let it get that far. it's been hard to see a trump policy move republicans, even farmers away from the president. >> there you go. thank you. >>> still to come, secretary of state mike pompeo goes toe to toe with lawmakers from both parties demanding answers on the president's one on one meeting with putin. did he really tell us anything though? >>> michakchael cohen

jackie qualms. mimi rocha, former u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york, now at pace universities cool of law and emily jane fox with us in new york, senior reporter for vanity fair whose new book is about the trump family. welcome to you all. emily, because you're most steamed on a day-to-day basis, i'm going to begin with you. why did this come out tonight, what else do you know about this and other recordings? >> what's interesting about the timing tonight is on friday night we knew about what was on the recording according to rudy guiliani. my sources in cohen world were already telling me at that point that this was not the true narrative, in their mind, and i think over the weekend there was some stewing going on, that this was not what they bleed is the truth and that the truth would ultimately kim out. i think there was a lot of growing frustration that people were accepting this narrative that rudy guiliani put out as truth. the president and his attorneys had waived privilege on the recordings, and

jackie ward tells thos officers are now out of a job. jackie. >> reporter: it's getting caught in the lie that led to six police officers from uc- berkeley being fired according to the "mercury news." so those officers were caught sleeping on the job during their overnight shift on the uc-berkeley campus. it was their duty to patrol buildings during those house but they sometimes slept or hung out in a library. on top of that they would lie about their location when they would radio back into the command post saying they were in other buildings when they weren't. after a complaint, the "mercury news" says this was all caught on camera. former oakland police chief and kpix 5 law enforcement analyst howard jordan said chief margot bennett is send a clear signal to the rest of the force. >> she is definitely send a message to the staff that they need to be not nfm the firings called it y,weexpect officers to be on duty as assigned protecting the campus. those six officers make up 10% of the police force here at uc- berkeley. in berkeley, ja

kpix 5's jackie ward is live there now. jackie. >>> reporter: i was out here last on tuesday and this is definitely a bigger crowd than what was here earlier this week. right now there are probably 50 or so people. we have only seen about 20 but an estimated 30 or so are still sleeping, of course, right now. this is part of a nationwide movement that terlier this week "occupiers" are here several reasons they say but the main one to abolish i.c.e. many here believe there's a racial element to the lawsuit agency that was created following the september 11th attacks. one believes the problem with i.c.e. is nothing new and has been part of our country since its founding. >> you cannot have control of a border and control who goes in and out without racial- izing what citizenship means. america is a country that was created, um, and first gave rights to white men who are landowners. >> reporter: i.c.e. says it fully respects the rights of all people to voice their opinions without interference. even though protestors have now s

kpix 5's jackie ward tells us the organizer is also facing fraud charges. jackie. >> reporter: before it's even started, the xo music festival is getting sketchy reviews. typically music festivals like bottlerock and outside lands take weeks to set up. as of yesterday, there's been no activity at the event park in antioch that would indicate anything was happening in two days. details about the organizers' past are now coming to the surface. sammy habib, who goes by another name, was arrested for a fraudulent home rental scheme in february. one of the headliners the rapper mars was asked to comment on that. >> out here in the streets we are not supposed to comment on stuff like that, you know what i'm saying, so i would say some people have a past and some people are trying to make things better so i'm hoping this is going to be a big event for the community. >> the organizer denied our request for an interview. some of the musical acts have pulled out of the event citing financial disagreements. the organizers said those artists won't be performing because

jackie is kidnapped. pow. boom. at gunpoint. this girl is put in the car.he says i have to do something to protect my woman. so he jumps in his car and he gives chase. a gunfight ensues and you can see poor jackie, she's in the back of the car. isn't she precious? >> i thought you were going to -- >> so she's laughing h hysterical hysterically. the chase is still on. >> he got the tire. >> now they're back in the park. then the shootout really commences on not. >> you coward! ♪ >> a shootout goes on far little while then he remembers, oh, wait, i have to rescue her. >> i've been shot. i've been shot. >> girl, get back if. they shooting. >> cops and robbers, still fun after all these years. >> right here when he saves her, she saves him from a life of solitude. >> get in. >> says yes, and you can see men are lying in the streets. >> where should we go for our honeymoon? >> we should go to morocco. >> he gets back to getting all the bad guys. after is the most epic shot. he carries her out of the car and does a formal proposal. there's a body laying right the

jackie. >>> reporter: michelle, so we are at the pier at pacifica. you can see waves here breaking against the rocks. they are obviously going to be intense here today with that beach hazard statement in place. but it will be even more dangerous in south-facing beaches, half moon bay and santa cruz. we could say tropical storm fabio is producing strong swells. that's the reason a beach hazard statement is in effect through tomorrow afternoon. a deceptive things about the waves is they look calm making it dangerous for those in the water who think it is safe. lifeguards on the coast are warning beach-goers to be careful. >> number one concern is that the size of the surf is going to come in and this is our first significant swell of the season. so even those that regularly use the beach are still going to be caught off guard. >> reporter: so to help you brush up on your beach terminology this morning, rip currents are fast powerful wave patterns that move away from shore that can drag you into it. if you do try not to fight the water's power. stay par

you just thought of a word that rhymes with jacky.ts like he was up all night surrounded by crumpled papers trying to come up with a perfect name. [ laughter ] "dumb jacky. no, that's not it. crazy jacky. [ laughter ] oh, i'm getting closer. i can feel it. oh, eureka! wacky jacky. [ laughter and applause ] oh, donald, you've done it again." and also, i'm sorry, you don't get to call anyone else wacky. of all the politicians we've ever had, you are by far the wackiest. [ cheers and applause ] you hugged a flag. you touched a glowing orb. you pretended to drive a fire truck. you shouldn't live at 1600 pennsylvania avenue, you should live at 1602 pennsylvania avenue and be the white house's wacky neighbor. [ laughter ] but trump of course remains obsessed with the border and he keeps lying about our relationship with mexico. on saturday, he once again lied about our trade deficit with mexico which he said was $100 billion. it's actually much less than that. but watch how proud he is of the fact that he knows the difference between millio

jackie? >> jim, we'reold that the man who was shot was conscious and breathing whe he was taken away from the scene by ambulance. lice cruisers rushed into the area just yards fromolice headquarters. moments after a man was shot about 6:30 p.m. he appeared to have been standing or sitting on the sidewalk lea together southbound eye 395 tubl near the intersection of third and d streets northwest. investigator closed the ramp as a precaution. they examinede the inside of tunnel for evidence in case the gunman ran in that direction. e shooting happened within sight of cameras mounted at the back of u.s. tax court. it's not clear whether they were able to capture any images of the suspect. despite the fact that there is always virginia bound traffic in the area during evening rush hour, it's not clear if detectives have been able to talkon to a hop actually witnessed the shooting. >> police officds fan out throughout this area right after the shooting, but we have not been given any information t

news4's jackie benson is in kensington, maryland with a check on the celebrations there hi, jackie. >doreen, hello. this was definitely muc more of a hometown celebration. a lot of people here tell me theyome to this every year. they really seem to enjoy themselves. now the fireworks, some w pictus t that looks like, capped erday of family friendly entertainment at albert einstein high school. now, that fireworks show i nelf wasrly a half hour-long. plenty of time for the mostly local crow including many children, to take it all in. >> awesome. it's great. land of the free. >> it means everything to me, te see peoome here and get along. you know, it's legendary, especially in the times of, you know, we got going outnow. >> there is nothing like a fourth of july. thend fireworkst just makes me feel like an american. i'm very proud to be an american today. >> reporter: now, to avoid the problem of carsarking in all the residential streets around here, there was free parking at wheaton plaza mall, and free ride on shuttle bus service over here. they got erybody in and got them out very q

in seventieth birthday i'm joined now by intensive canas jackie berry who was on that march jackie welcome back to going underground any chance that services at westminster abbey for the seventieth anniversary of the n.h.s. chalmers on this day by day to b.b.c. their mosque being something else. crisis is in me as it reaches it would look that way i think there are a lot of people at the moment politicians who want to make a big thing about their program h s credentials but actually let's have a look at their record you'll see the images where everyone wants to be seen as being probably n.h.s. in fact so much so that even trees may have been compelled to come out and make this announcement she's putting in billions of pounds of extra cash into the n.h.s. jeremy haun has been forced into a situation where he's having to spin a pay cut for n.h.s. workers as a pay rise people want to be seeing this problem and i was a peon with religious logo all again people want to be seen as probably in excess politicians understand that there is a bond between ordinary working class people in britain and

jackie ward reports. you're not the winner, jackie, because you're here? >> reporter: no. i'm right here. if i won, i probably wouldn't. no offense to any of you or anyone back at the station. i don't know. >>> reporter: this jackpot was worth more than $500 million. so would you show up to work? that's the question. someone in san jose is wake up a lucky winner this morning. and the owner of this liquor store feels like he hit the jackpot, too. so only one person in the country got the winning ticket. the jackpot was $522 million. the winner has a year to claim the winnings. the owner of the store is thrilled his store sold the winning ticket. >> one of my employees called me when i was home and i was actually taking a nap and when he called, i woke up, and he said congratulations. i said about what? he said, well, our store sold the winning lottery ticket. and i jumped from there and came right over here. >> reporter: so check your numbers: >> the owner is getting a million dollars. the winner has yet to come forward. in san jose, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> today homeowner

news4's jackie bensen is live outside the white house with more. jackie. >> we're told this man was carrying a baseball and a sll yorkie dog. according to police and court documents obtained by news4, a 29-year-old man naked dirk reynard tried to enter gate reserved for staff members around 4:00 a.m. tuesday. he attempted to move piece of security fencing to create a gap large enough to walk through. after secret service officers at the gate told himea rdly he was trespassing in a restricted area, estes expressed his adamant desire to meet with president trump identified in the documents by the secret service acronym potus after extensive questioning during which officersoted estes appeared under the influence of drugs, he was told thece was no ch of meeting the president to which he replied "i'll just keep trying." >> a man with the sam name and birth date has an extensive criminal history in both d.c. and maryland. most of it for unlawful entry. that is the charge that estes is now facing. it's not clear what became of the dog but it is typical i

kpix 5's jackie ward is live in cupertino this morning. jackie? >>> apple is pushing back against a tax for the city of cupertino. jackie ward is live in cupertino this morning with more. >> reporter: cupertino is saying this proposal would add $10 million for them to work with, but apple would be severely impacted and they are not thrilled with the idea. apple is definitely the biggest company that would be affected but the tax would hit all companies with 100 or more employees, taxed on a per- employee basis this had of a flat fee based on square footage that's in place now. supporters say it could fund a light rail or commuter lanes. seattle tried to pass a similar tax but repealed it after pushback from businesses. we spoke with a 31-year resident who supports the idea. >> if you're a corporate or shareholder, you probably don't like the idea. but the larger corporations are in the areas where we have infrastructure needs, so i could see where that could be helpful. >> reporter: apple employs more than 25,000 people and argues they already do

so, jackie, where does this put us on a tuesday night heading on into wednesday morning? >> well, it puts us right back at the beginning. it was a week ago today that trump was cleaning up the mess he made the day before in helsinki standing side by side with vladimir putin. when he sided with the russian president, accepting his denials of any interference in our election, and subversion in our 2016 election and against the overwhelming unanimous conclusions of our intelligence community. and tuesday he's saying, no, no he meant he said would be when he meant wouldn't be. and he really believes his intelligence community. well, every day since then up to this tweet you just read he's given us more evidence, that, no, it's right back where he started from which is he doesn't accept the findings of the intelligence community. and so, you know, now we're faced with this situation where he's invited the president of russia to the white house. the president of russia seems to be demurring. and tomorrow at 11:30 a.m. the president has a meeting on his schedule with paul ryan,

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. >>> jackie ward is joining us now and with more on this first ever meeting of the leaders. >> this is a big deal. this was a historic and unprecedented meeting. they met for almost 2 hours with only translators in the room. >> reporter: president donald trump and vladimir putin shock dasher cans in a room in helsinki. they talked about russian hacking during the 2016 election. >> i felt this was a message best delivered in person. we spent a great deal of time talking about it. staffers then join them for a working lunch. he then blamed the united states for -- >> sorry about that technical difficulties there. vladimir putin denied any interference in the 2016 election. >>> jackie, what are some republicans saying about the summit between president donald trump and putin? >> some say it was shameful for president donald trump to put russia --. >>> first lady melania trump shook hands with vladimir putin before they sat down to lunch. president donald trump tossed this soccerball to his wife and said they would give it to their son, ben. >>> a man calling for the u.s. and russia to

celebrating their team's victory we're going to bring in jacki who's actually admits that crowd somewhere only my if you can hear me france are the new world champions i could not even ask you what that mysterious like because we can definitely see at the what was it like there when the goal started pouring into france. it appears we've lost that connection to liam understandably everybody's on their cell most like to thank you. but i think you can see what it means for the fans and the because it was fun on the fees because they are as honest as how they're enjoying the snow and absolutely jubilant let's talk about the legacy of the french approach to the additional you mentioned he was a player for the nine hundred ninety eight side he's now coached a team to victory from the sidelines what does he need to france i'm sure he's going to get free drinks for the rest of his life over there are drinks for everything out of me you couldn't equivalent of a knighthood as well i mean he's just done so much in the six years has been his hands took over in two thousand and twelve he is the world

we left jackie's retirement party. worked for the government for 41 years although it looks like she's worked there for only 21 years. we were driving down highway 17 and literally in a split second notice we both saw headlights. i screamed at jackie to swerve and she did. she took the brunt of the accident, she took the brunt of the hit. we both were seriously injured and sadly, this is white, the driver of the other car passed instantly. it was horrific. i just -- my seat belt basically severed me, and jackie seat belt literally ripped apart. it was horrible. but then, god's good grace, somehow at 60 miles an hour for both cars to collide, becky and i have known facial trauma or neurological damage and the only thing really from our waste up is the fact that we brace for impact. we both went to hold onto each other. i have two broken feet, crushed ankle, i crossed the second vertebrae so i have a cage in my back. lost my right, some of my small intestine, broken ribs and a fractured shoulder, but i lived. and jackie

jackie ibaÑez here in the studio to break down details.ning, jackie. >> the same judge who issued order was the same one that imposed deadline. that was yesterday and most of those kids remained separated this morning. the president's answer to that, listen. >> tell people not to come to the country illegally, that's the solution. don't come to our country illegally, come like other people do, come legally. >> the department of justice releasing this statement, quote, any children not being reunified by the july 10th deadline are not being reunified because of legitimate impediments that render timely compliance impossible or excusable and so defendants are complying with court order. u.s. district judge dana wants to speed up process by citing with aclu that it's not necessary for all of the families, birth certificate can be used to confirm biological participants, meanwhile u.s. secretary kirstjen nielsen that is meeting in guatemala with officials from central america and agreeing to work together to stop illegal immigration. >> i will

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i am extremely proud of jackie, gaby and stephanie. we worked with pg&e to save energy because we wanted to help the school. they would put these signs on the door to let the teacher know you didn't cut off the light. the teachers, they would call us the energy patrol. so they would be like, here they come, turn off your lights! those three young ladies were teaching the whole school about energy efficiency. we actually saved $50,000. and that's just one school, two semesters, three girls. together, we're building a better california. who was caught on camera.. breaking out of prison! take a look - police say these are the moments gunmen arrived to free redoine faid from a french pris >>> the hunt is on for the most infamous criminal that was caught on camera breaking out of prison. >> police say these are the moments that the government arrived to free him from a chso helicopter and got him out of the visitor room before fleeing through the air. the pilot was released unharmed and this is the second time that the gangster has escaped.

we about >>> i'm jackie ward in the kpix 5 studio.ity council decided not to renew their contract with a racial profiling expert, we're learning what she found about the city's police department. jennifer eberhart was hired by the city of oakland to collect and study data about police stops in the city. she is a social psychologist at stanford university and was paid a quarter million dollars by oakland to do this research. she found that in 2016, the oakland police department made more than 32,000 stops and 20,000 of those were african- american residents or 61% of all police stops. in 2017, that percentage dropped a point to 60%. oakland police chief kirkpatrick says that's unacceptable. >> our disparity numbers are still high. we still stop a large number of african-americans in our community. and so that's a number that i spend a lot of time being focused on and all of us do. how can we reduce that disparity? >> reporter: a list of 50 recommendations based on the findings was distributed at the meeting, including which items have

back to you. >> jackie, how many riders would this possibly affect? >> reporter: just about 3,000 and a lot of those would be people coming from the east bay into the city. so bart is considering adding some bus services from the four major stations over in the east bay. >>> a battle for beach access is heating up down in santa cruz. coastal officials and a neighborhood group are facing off on who gets to use a private beach. anne makovec joins us with this debate on public access. >>> reporter: it looks like rather than negotiating with coastal officials, a santa cruz neighborhood group now says it doesn't need renewed permission to charge a $100 annual fee to access the county park. there is a permit hearing scheduled for today in scotts valley. here's a map of where that beach sits near santa cruz. neighbors have put up a fence to keep the public out. the group is called the cliffs recreation district. two years the california coastal commission ordered them to take down the gate and threatened fines of $11,000 a day. it's still there. the group ha

>> who >> jackie. >> you know who it is today?py birthday >> i like that you're always going to be one day older than me >> listen to your elders it's a big day joe is down in washington, d.c., he has a huge lineup we will talk about trade, all those issues everybody was talking about yesterday at delivering alpha we'll hear it from the administration today, starting at 6:00 a.m. with wilbur ross. he will talk about what he sees happening now, how he sees negotiations going and where we stand. we also have peter navarro who will weigh in on trade the two wings of the white house where you have wilbur ross and peter navarro on one side. you have larry kudlow on the other side along with steven enou mnuchin. we have kevin hassett, and ivanka trump and many others who will be joining joe. that's not all we have today we have big things happening here in times square we'll be joined by joe moglia, chairman of td ameritrade. when he was ceo of td ameritrade, he took client assets from $24 billion to 28$20 billion, increasing it by more

kpix 5's jackie ward is at the beach with a firsthand look. >> reporter: thanks. so we are at the pacifica pier which usually we are here becaup and over the railing here. that's not the case this morning. but it's still kind of an intense situation. a lot of rip currents and sneaker waves rip because of the beach hazard statement that's in place. that's making it even more dangerous for places with south-facing beaches like half moon bay and santa cruz. we can thank tropical storm fabio for these swells so the advisory is in effect through tomorrow afternoon. the waves look calmer than they are. so that makes them really dangerous for surfers and swimmers who may think the water is safe. lifeguards on the coast are warning beach-goers to be careful. >> number one concern is that the size of the surf is going to come in and this is our first significant swell of the season. so even those that regularly use the beach are still going to be caught off guard. >> reporter: so to help you brush up on your beach terminology this morning, rip currents are fast powerful wa

jackie ward, kpix5. >>> leaders will vote on a tech tax tonight. apple employees more than 2,0 20,000. the tax would bring in an additional $10 million and help and commuter rein lanes. -- lanes. some are skeptical. >> we need to figure out what to fund before we come up the with a funding mechanism.. >> apple says it does plenty to support the community. other areas are considering similar proposals. >>> marijuana businesses could be banned in san francisco china town. they'll vote on the proelz p later today. -- prose ls late later today -- later today. there's a concern about rising prices and secondhand smoke. >>> and the committee is grilling i.c.e. on the separation of migrant children at the border. and there's calls for a federal investigation into reports of abuse at facilities. some say they were beaten and handcuffed and left nude and cold in concrete cells. fine stop sign put the blame on the trump administration. >> it's not an challenge ration to say that the policies of president trump and attorney general jeff sessions may essential