james: that's because you are in the white house advising. david: was it difficult to prepare reagan? james: the red light goes on, and he is perfect. david: as secretary of state com your job was to go around , and get the coalition put together. james: it was a textbook example of the way to fight a war. david: what was the reason you were so successful? james: lucky. >> will you fix your tie, please? david: well, people wouldn't recognize me if my tie was fixed, but ok. i'll just leave it this way. all right. i don't consider myself a journalist. and nobody else would consider myself a journalist. i began to take on the life of being an interviewer even though i have a day job running a private equity firm. how do you define leadership? what is it that makes somebody tick? do you miss the days when everything you did was making real policy or are you happy with what you are doing now? james: i only miss having not been reelected in 1992. because i think we were getting a lot of things done. i think we could have continued doing things. i ha

children, possibly more, have been separated from their parents as a result of that policy.( james ) the white house is citing the bible as one reason for the policy but house minority leader nancy pelosi is not buying that explantion. ( james ) one woman has claimed that her child was taken from her arms as she was breast-feeding her. a customs and border protection official says that claim is false.( will ) all of this comes as house republicans unveil a new bill on immigrtation reform. the bill is expected to address the concerns about separating children from their parents. it also includes 25-billion dollars for border security... including funds for president trump's long- promised border wall... and a pathway to citizenship for daca recipients. a vote on the bill is expected to happen next week. ( james )a big story we're following this morning from union city. 5 people were shot at c

holden, -- james hoban on white house design. you have seen the impact of the scottish stonemasons. this afternoon, decorative arts from the u.k. and the u.s. perspective. at the end of the program after lunch, we will get back together, all of the speakers, including our impressive luncheon speakers, and in a moderated panel, talk, share thoughts and engage with you. and the associations historians worked really closely with various experts that you will meet today. discussed their respective areas, we consider the flow of history, culture, shared england,es that linked ireland and scotland from early times to the present. without further ado, our first speaker is dr. kathleen burke, professor of canterbury history at university college london, and she will lead us through the 200 years of u.k. and irish connections with the white house. what she will do is set the stage for all of the symposium elements to follow. very briefly, professor burke hills from california, which some of us are very happy about. she settled in the u.k.

james i white or black top or gray blue or red bull people said all of skin off african. for some of the witnesses the suspect was of north african origin others said he wore a black jacket none of that corresponds to reality. that tells you what our why did some say a black jacket we get that every year it was actually a red pattern shirt. psychologist and memory expert romance bouvier is not surprised by any of this he points out that our brains continue in lead makes memories with stereotypes and prejudices do you know it's full. color suspect. in the city if the suspect has a gun and is aiming it at the victim we focus on the weapon the little stream that focus on that's what gets our attention so the witness ignores the other sensory information such as what the suspect looks like we suspect. and then why. not that all the brain doesn't have time to save everything when we're processing data our consciousness and our experiences. and prejudices intervened quickly yes and still in one video the perpetrator is a woman. but some witnesses said afterward it was a man. so

james ) still ahead ... children at the u-s mexico border could soon be reunited with their families.. we'll have the latest out of the whiteose fallen in the line of duty. and here's a live look outside... at the bay bridge toll plaza. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) (dave)continued cooling trend today with a well established marine layer and onshore flow in place. subtle day to day changes for much of the upcoming work week with temperatures running near or slightly below normal. by friday and saturday another ridge may build with a warming trend. (robin) no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( darya ) breaking news... a firefighter injured in a shooting in long beach has died. another firefghter remains in stable condition. this after a shooting at a senior housing facility. police say the man they believe is responsible for the shooting is a resident of the facility and was taken into custody. ( darya ) checking the markets this morning... winners and losers is next with our financial expert rob black. (ácommercialá) (áábreakáá) no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min f

white house. curry and james said the teams have no interest in visiting the white house. >>> the g7 summit is underway right now, and why this gathering is expected to be contentious and how president trump is fuelling the fire. >>> the signal that may mean apple is losing confidence in the iphone frenzy. >>> i bet you noticed the difference stepping outside this morning. the sun came out earlier, and let's open the weather window on an area seeing a jump in temperatures today. walnut care walnut creek going from 74 to 81. all of us getting back to normal in the you wouldn't accept from any one else. why accept it from your allergy pills? flonase relieves your worst symptoms including nasal congestion, which most pills don't. flonase helps block 6 key inflammatory substances. most pills only block one. flonase. weaving your own shoes...rgy by out of flax. or simply adjust your thermostat. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. >>> right now, president trump is in canada for the g7 summit coming face-to-face with america's closest allies angry over the recent moves to impose stiff tariffs on th

. >> so james, the white house press secretary, sarah sanders, says the report confirms the president's suspicions about comey's conduct. they're talking about political bias, saying it's still there, which they're actually saying it pretty smartly. the report does say there was political bias but the report concludes it did not impact the investigation, which team trump leaves out completely of their commentary. however, the president has frequently defended his decision to fire comey, and here's why. >> i love the fbi. the fbi loves me. but the top people in the fbi, headed by comey, were crooked. comey's a liar and a leaker. i did you a great favor when i fired this guy. the fbi is a fantastic institution. but some of the people at the top were rotten apples. james comey was one of them. i've done a great service for this country by getting rid of him. >> and of course that's just the tip of the iceberg, guys. on twitter, slippery james comey, a man who always ends up batting out of whack, he is not smart. that's obviously not true. anyway, will go down as the worst fbi director in h

james ) still ahead on the kron 4 morning news... children at the u-s mexico border could soon be reunited with their families.. we'll have the latest out of the whiteose fallen in the line of duty. and i am tracking your bay area forecast. ( robin ) welcome back. lets get a check of weather and traffic this morning. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. no delays on wb 580 . (dave)continued cooling trend today with a well established marine layer and onshore flow in place. subtle day to day changes for much of (dave)continued cooling trend today with a well established marine layer and onshore flow in place. subtle day to day changes for much of the upcoming work week with temperatures running near or slightly below normal. by friday and saturday another ridge may build with a warming trend. ( james ) a big story this morning... the white house says more than 2- thousand children will be reunited with their families -- but not right away. this all falls on the backdrop of the trump administration's "zero tolerance" policy, which resulted in families being separated while adults accused of crossing the border

share thoughts respectively on 200 years of the united kingdom and ireland and the white house, the central role of james hoban on the white house design. you have seen outside, the essential role, the impact of scottish stonemasons on the construction. this afternoon, influences of decorative arts from the u.k. and the u.s. perspective. toward the end of the program after lunch, we will get back together, all of the speakers, including our impressive luncheon toast speakers, and in a moderated panel, talk, share thoughts, identify common ground, and also engage with you. to plan the symposium, our group and the association for hiorians worked really closely with various experts that you will meet today. and you will meet them. we discussed their respective areas, we consider the flow of history, culture, shared experiences between ireland, scotland, and the white house from early times to the present. without further ado, our first speaker is dr. kathleen burk, who is now our friend, a professor of contemporary history at university college london, and she will lead us through the 200 years of u.k. and

reporter: both lebron james and steph curry said they are not coming to the white house. president trump: i didn't invite them. i didn't invite lebron james and i didn't invite steph curry. we won't invite either team, but we have other teams that are coming. you know, if you look, we had alabama national champion, we had clemson national champion. we had the new england patriots. we have the pittsburgh penguins last year. i think we'll have the caps. i mean, we'll see. you know my attitude, if they want to be here, it's the greatest place on earth. i'm here. if they don't want to be here, i don't want them. reporter: [inaudible] president trump: i think if you look at what paul ryan's saying, it didn't come out that way. the fact is, they had people in our campaign, they had people doing things that have never been done in the history of this country, and it really is a disgrace. and frankly, that stuff is just tarting to come out. reporter: mitt romney -- president trump: who? reporter: [inaudible] president trump: we'll see what happens. reporter: what about mitt romney

popularity have likely played a role bringing down cigarette smoking rates. ( james ) coming up after the break... a great whitekáá) ( james ) coming up in 15 minutes, kron4 will be your only station with local news, weather and traffic. here's what we are working on: a young bay area mother is killed... when she was hit while crossing the street. now her family is demanding the city makes changes at the spot where she died. ( james ) plus, gas prices are on the rise and this morning experts tell us how long the pain at the pump will last. ( james ) and if you are still making your summer plans ... we know the airline that will get you there on time. those stories plus much more topl local news, weather and traffic coming up at 7 a.m. (james)(darya) welcome back. lets get a check of weather and traffic... (anny hong): temperatures will warm throughout the interior this afternoon as high pressure begins to build over the southwestern united states. little day-to-day change in highs are expected from tuesday to wednesday as the ridge flattens before a more noted warming trend develops late in the week and into th

white house. the winningea of the n finals be next? lebron james and steph curry get political.'re going to share what they had to say when we come back. wlt ♪ the kenya tea development agency is an organion that is owned by tea farmers. every week we sell this tea, we get paid in multiple accounts. we were looking for a bank topd a safe and efficient technology platform to pay our farmers. citi was the only one a that was able to ensure thaty plthis was done seamlessly.. alfaare le to gethe touch of a their money, pay school fees and improve their standard of living. with citi, we see a bright future for our farmers and their families. ♪ >>> welcome back to our election coverage in just a moment. among our other headlines tonight, the super bowl cmpion philadelphia eagles didn't want to be part of that white house celebration, so president trump instead held a celebration of america is what he called it, without the eagles or any other athletes. now, the warriors you might recall experienced something similar last season after inghe nba championship when prs sd theyn't want to

tip off is at six. ( james ) no matter who wins the n-b-a finals... neigher team is going to the whites spoke out in support of the philadelphia eagles yesterday. they all repeated their criticisms of president trump... after the super bowl champions were disinvited from the traditional white house ceremony. ( james ) the warriors celebrated last year's championship with a group of kids in washington d-c... instead of visitng president trump. the team toured the national museum of african-american history... with students from kevin durant's hometown. ( darya ) still ahead on the kron 4 morning news...lava fills up a hawaiian bay and destroys hundreds more homes. we have the latest. ( darya ) plus...police are investigating anothe

james. to create a sense of personal excitement during their white house years. cat one of the is guests. it's 50 minutes. >> today's lecture as you will co-sponsored by our friends at james madison to talk er and with us bout the home's most famous imhoff.occupant, is kat among the first to oversee all of the site and under her leadership, she's become a in the er in slavery early republic and grown and advanced in almost every way imaginable. fun to watch e from a distance the work that's happening there. montpellier, she served as state director for the nature conservancy in montana before that as vice president and chief operating officer for thomas jefferson -- jefferson foundation at monticello. as executive ved director, among many important roles here in the state. of the greatest stars in the virginia museum community and we're so thrilled this lecture but to have they are speak with all of you today. me in welcoming imhoff. [applause] to be here and i obviously, there aren't a lot of -- fans, if the gets interesting, if you could signal and we'll pause to on, it's s going startin

says "our union is disappointed in thdecision by the white house to disinvite players from" other athletes weighed in including nba star lebron james don't want to go to the white house either. i mean i know no matter who wins this series, no one wants the invite anyways so it won't be golden state or cleveland going." members of the pennsylvania congressional delegation weighed in on the cancelation senator bob casey even offered the eagles an alternative option -- a tour of the capitol. pennsylvania congressman lou barletta tweeted he would attend the alternate event - the celebration of america. saying he would represent proud pennsylvanians who stand for our flag.in washington, morgan wright (catherine) for their part --- most of the warriors seem to agree with lebron -- balking at the idea of going to the white house this year.... regardless of which team wins. here's last year's finals m-v-p kevin durant.

tip off is at six. ( james ) no matter who wins the n-b-a finals... neigher team is going to the whiteouse. steph curry, kevin durant and lebron james spoke out in support of the philadelphia eagles yesterday. they all repeated their criticisms of president trump... after the super bowl champions were disinvited from the traditional white house ceremony. ( darya ) the warriors celebrated last year's championship with a group of kids in washington d-c... instead of visitng president trump. the team toured the national museum of african-american history... with students from kevin durant's hometown. ( darya ) and kron 4 has expanded coverage of game 3 of the n-b-a finals. it starts with a special show this afternoon at 4... followed

the >> based on the comments from james and curry, the white house won't have to worry about sending an invite to the nba champs this yr. the solution as far as draymond green is concerned. >> i guess everybody gets disinved. it will be a tradition that needs to stop if everybody's going to be nvit. >> reporter: as i said, a very interesting day. now coming up later in this newscast, e guys did talk some basketball today. my game three preview, which includes an update on andre iguodala. live in cleveland at the nba finals, colin resch. nbc bay area. an agreement the players ion will stand for the national anthem. however, if there were no such agreement, coach kerr said i would be okay with the players' freedom of expression. >> you have to understand that what players have protested is not the military. they're protesting police brutality and racial inequality. if any american wants to protest that anytime, that's okay. that's what the military fights for is free speech. i would be perfectly fine with our players doing so. >> the war of words continues online. check out nbcbayarea.

white house. great assignment especially any day. >> secretary james mattis reiterating that the white house will not accept anything less than nuclear-free north korea. >> we still stand for the verifiable and irreversible denuclearization of the peninsula and the diplomats are engaged right now in new york. advanced teams are engaged here in singapore and i think the hopes of all of us lie with them. >> garrett tenney in washington with more. >> well, mike, that statement highlights the biggest challenges going into the negotiations which is reaching an agreement on what denuclearization looks like because in the past, the two sides have had very different understandings of that issue. for instance, north korea has previously interpreted denuclearization to mean that the u.s. will remove all of its troops from the korean peninsula. u.s. negotiators are hoping the north has eased up on that demand, though, because today in singapore, secretary mattis said the u.s. military's presence in south korea will not be on the agenda for the june 12th summit. however, he did say if they can restore peace

white house. >> singled out steph curry and lebron james in his remarks after they showed no interest in visitingdisinvite the super bowl champion philadelphia eagles to the white house. >> did visit in 2015 when barack obama was weaving your own shoes...rgy by out of flax. or simply adjust your thermostat. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. ♪ ♪ ♪ down where the summer and the late nights last forever ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i feel most times we're high and low ♪ ♪ high and low ♪ if i had my way, never let you go ♪ ♪ never let you go enhance your moments. san pellegrino. tastefully italian. >>> now fans crowded the streets of oakland celebrating the warriors third championship in four years. >> skymap7 shows them cheering and dancing and waving flags. >>> one generous passenger wanted to make sure warriors fans didn't miss the win. live stream on laptop and held it up for everyone to watch. alaska airlines chimed in on twitter saying it has the bft passengers. >> look at headline golden dynasty. steph curry flexing and shouting into quicken loans arena after the bin. >> and we have more, larry beil i

white house. they are running the operation. what should happen. >> it is obvious that john brennan and james clapper and the obama white house and were involved on this. brep an was the instigator of the hoax. he grabbed the dossier and ran with it and trying to damage candidate trump and then there after trying to destroy the presidency when he shows up bashing trump he reenforcing the noegsz of most to gain. >> sean: how did a communist and cia director, that is dangerous. let me any to the whole narrative about papadopoulos and downer getting drunk today. four- way hearsay. and we know that downer, they had to thread a needle and the kerry state department is involved and that means the time line is off. the whole story is crumbling and downer has donated 25 million to the clinton organization. we have huge conflicts to begin with here? >> yes, there is a suspicious amountive clinton involvement inspect the supposedly neutral f.b.i. investigation. not only was downer donated 25 million to the clinton foundation, the russian lobbyist in the trump tower meeting had clinton ties. and back to your point to the obama involvement.

white house. >> i think that james comey was unfair to the people of this country. i think what he did was a disgrace, and i think i did the country tremendous favor by firing him. >> reporter: the department says the department of justice report which showed the former fbi director did not act with political bias is proof of the establishment was out to get him. >> what you really say is you will see bias against me, and millions and tens of billions of my followers. that is really a disgrace. >> reporter: and he insisted the report exonerates him in the ongoing russia investigation. >> i did nothing wrong. there was no collusion. there was no obstruction. the ig report yesterday when a long way to show that. and i think that the investigation has been totally discredited. >> reporter: the president also said he had not spoken to paul manafort in a while, distancing himself from the former campaign manager. >>> also today, the president deflected criticism about his administration policy of separating children from parents at the border. this as republicans put for

now, during the finals, steph curry and lebron james both declined invitations to the white house. the president followed that on friday saying that the warriors would not be invited. >>> time now 4:40. a bay area community is rallying behind a high school valedictorian who had her graduation speech cut off by administrators. >> plus, how a trail of doritos crumbs landed a man in jail in the east bay. just when you thought you were done painting... ...you discover paint bleed under your tape... not with frogtape! frogtape is the only painter's tape treated with patented paintblock technology. paintblock reacts with the water in latex paint to form a micro-barrier against paint bleed, giving you the sharpest lines possible. get professional results with frogtape... no messy lines, no paint bleed. for sharp lines every time, frog it! stanford-bound student who was silenced during her high school graduation speech.. as our liz cook reports -- the school board faced an a >>> community members are supporting a stanford-bound student who was silenced during her high school graduation spe

you write about james byrd in your book "things that make white people uncomfortable."ou talk about the seminal moment in your life 20 years ago when you heard what happened, born in louisiana, you grew up in texas. >> for me, it was the imminent till moment, the moment as a young kid i came to realize that was goingbeing black to be an issue. for me, it was very traumatic safet to think that the my in this skin? can i do normal things?, able to grab a cappuccino and be seen as a customer and not as, you know, as a robber? when they see me, do they see me as a man first and not as a criminal? from a, that chapter in my book was very important because i wanted to bring to light for other people who don't have to deal with those things. for a minute, he doesn't understand -- for a man, he doesn't understand what it is like for a woman to be walking at night. it comes to this position, oh, she should not be walking at night. you cannot victimize the victim. as an african-american person or brown person, they're being victimized simply because of their skin. for us, it is a

james: that's because you are in the white house advising. prepare reagan? james: the red light goes on, perfect. david: your job was to go around and get the coalition put together. james: it was a textbook example in the way to fight a war. david: what was the reason you were so successful? james: lucky. >> will you fix your tie please? david: well, people wouldn't recognize me if my tie was fixed, but ok. i'll just leave it this way. all right.

james: that's because you are in the white house advising. re reagan? james: the red light goes on, and he is perfect. david: your job was to go around and get the coalition put together. james: it was a textbook example of the way to fight a war. david: what was the reason you were so successful? james: lucky. >> will you fix your tie please? david: well, people wouldn't recognize me if my tie was fixed, but ok. i'll just leave it this way. all right.

james. it didn't go well for lebron after he hit a white board during the nba finals..rickland. he did the same and had the same outcome: a broken hand. that's why he didn't play yesterday.. and can't play for the next 6 to 8 weeks. but this is apparently what frustrated athletes do. ( darya ) yankees pitcher kevin brown broke his hand on a wall.. new york knicks amare stoudemire punched a fire extinguisher.david ortiz beat up a telephone in the dug=out with a bat.. thats' smart.. use a bat not your fist. and old 49er's coach jim harbaugh once broke his hand punching bills quarterback jim kelly. it was back in the 90's when harbaugh was a football player and kelly basically called him a baby in an interview.. so the next time harbaugh saw him.. he took a swing. really whats worse? broken hand or broken manhood..? ( darya ) the pirates the pirates have a kinder gentler pitcher.. he sings! seen now this is much safer.. nobody ever broke their hand singing..( darya ) ( darya ) i once judged an anthem contest in san francisco and lemme tell

james comey. >> nbc news white house correspondent geoff bennet joins us now. you were poring through the 20 pages, and the report that went with it, it is quite extensive. what do you take away from it? >> i think this letter, which we know was hand delivered to the special council by the president's legal team this january. it offers a window into the intellectual underpinnings of the trump legal team's approach. also foreshadows the arguments that trump's lawyers are now making as they negotiate whether or how the special counsel team will be able to finally interview president trump. i think the team approach really boils down to this. when the president does it, that means it's no the illegal. we have part of the letter. it says he could, meaning the president, if he wished, terminate the inquiry or exercise his power to pardon if he so desires. they're arguing it would be impossible for him to obstruct justice because of the power granted to him by the constitution. this is a fairly broad interpretation of executive authority that could end up being teste

great whites are a protected species under both state and federal law. ( james ) president trump nowp families together and won't separate children from their parents. but this morning it's not clear how his new policy will work. the president signed an executive policy of separating families at the u-s-mexico border. up until now... the administration's zero tolerance policy meant kids -- in some cases infants-- were taken from their parents and put into federal facilities. the new order states children will remain with their parents when possible. as for the 23-hundred children separated from their parents in recent weeks... officials have said they are working to reunite families... but have provided no clear answers on how. ( darya ) a bay area couple has raised more than 14-million dollars for the children separated from their parents at the border. the facebook campaign started with a goal of just 15- thousand dollars. after seeing a photo this phto of a terrified crying two-year-old who just crossed the border.. charlotte and adave willner decided to start a facebook funraisin

james: that's because you are in the white house advising. icult to prepare reagan? james: the red light goes on, and he is perfect. david: as secretary of state com your job was to go around , and get the coalition put together. james: it was a textbook example of the way to fight a war. david: what was the reason you were so successful? james: lucky. >> will you fix your tie, please? david: well, people wouldn't

white house. comment from the and james fallows, the truth of it is we have no idea what was said in that room by either one of them. >> exactly. because if you benchmark this against normalmilitia, a head of state meeting would happen as the last stage because there would be preparation by staff members and of state. at a minimum, there would be aides in the room to hear what one of these people was saying to the other so we would know that for a fact, and you wouldn't have the president of the united states talking about highly provocative war games, which is what korean sta media has been saying for decades in the people's daily in china. so this is one more sign that just winging it has consequences. >> the report also quotes kim as saying that the north could take additional good will measures. and so, was whatwe're anticipa two liars go into a room, two proven liars go into a room, and they're the only sources of what was saidroom. and kim wasn't going to say this smart enough to not try to say this publicly while donald trump was with him. >> right. >> and so now he says it in north korea

we know the president had james comey into the white house to beak say like hey, are you going to look out for me. we know he asked him will you go easy on flynn. we know that mueller's front of mind and he's going to be going into interviews with individuals he knows are going to sit possibly in judgment of things relevant to him and it just seems totally plausible he is using that opportunity to try to extract things from them. >> i think look, it's based on a pre-existing record that we know. there are all of these pieces of evidence that show that the president prizes loyalty above everything else. and he has even you know we this, he's made it clear he believes he is above the law. and the supreme court will be the final say about what happens, whether he can be compelled to telephone, whether he can pardon family members it, be subject to prosecution. so that will loyalty test it's hard to imagine that he isn't going to be asking some of those same questions. i think right now the rule of law and democracy is at stake with the justice kennedy seat on top of everything else like a

judge being jim acosta, cnn, the white house. >>> james mattis is already in singapore for a previously scheduled event. >> he said one thing in particular will not be on the table at the upcoming summit, the u.s. troop presence in south korea. >> any discussion about the number of u.s. troops in the republic of korea is subject to, one, the republic of korea's invitation to have them there and the discussions between the united states and the republic of korea separate and distinct from the negotiations that where going on with dprk. >> let's break all of this down now with alexandra field following the story in seoul. the summit is back on again, the optic seem promising for sure. but as for the details on things like denuclearization, did anything of substance really come out of this? >> reporter: right, those details, george. certainly we've heard the administration say that their aim is the complete irreversible denuclearization of north korea. they haven't said how they will accomplish that. first of all, mike pompeo said earlier this week that he wouldn't be publicly discussing t

white workers. in congress, james ashley sought to improve all of their lives with a broad number of free labor agenda. thank you. [applause] false conclusions. [laughter] conclusion, alternate history, alternate news. [laughter] minutes untilfive the end of the session, and the work --and then we are supposed to take a break. i propose we have short questions, no speeches, quickly, and go for about 10 minutes of questions, and then take a shorter break, and then come back. i don't mean to sound like an evil taskmaster, but we are under the rules of time constraints by the congress and the building we are in. [laughter] prof. zietlow: he would let us go on and on, i am sure. >> thank you very much. excellent presentation. i encourage about mr. ashley and his involvement with the ame church. when i first off his picture, i thought to myself, is he of mixed race? is there any evidence he might have been? prof. zietlow: no. no. none that i know of, anyway. actually -- his father was actually a minister and was proslavery, which is one of the reasons ashley -- [indiscernible] he ran away from home and wan

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. >> as defense secretary james matus is reiterating the white house's plan for denuclearization. >>ete, irreversible, and verifiable denuclearization of the korean peninsula, this will include our agreed-upon reduction of large-scale exercises. >> experts say that kim jong-un will have to deliver pretty tangible results and soon.>>> a little bit of a showdown, they have to come forth with the edification, and location of everything, if they are not willing to do that, we know they aren't serious, and all of these other good-faith measures are sort of hollow. >> north and south korea are still technically at war, so the conflict ended in a truce without a peace treaty. fox news. >>> ktvu fox 2 news at 5:00 starts now. >>> huge flames, homes destroyed, and cal fire planes making eardrops, the pony fire burning out of control, in lake county, as the damage adds up, and thousands of people have been forced to evacuate. good evening, i am alex savidge, frank is off tonight. >> i am julie haener, a state of emergency for the county, they will receive more resources to fight the fire, alon

wins or cleveland comes back and they win four straight, neither team according to lebron james will go to the whitemp, the president, isn't exactly sitting around waiting for an rsvp. >> i didn't invite them. i didn't invite lebron james and i didn't invite steph curry. we're not going to invite either team. you know, my attitude, they want to be here, it's the greatest place on earth, i'm here. if they don't want to be here, i don't want them. >> reporter: honestly the teams going to the white house is kind of played out anyway, right? much to do about nothing, but anyway turn around and show the crowd, alex. this is a great scene. theyit's really a great -- it's really a great thing to see, the cleveland fans trying to keep hope alive, but it's not looking good so far in the 1st quarter. reporting just outside the q, dennis o'donnell, kpix5, back to you. >> thanks, dennis. a championship is a championship. that's what we want. >> that's right. >>> in our next half hour an oakland neighborhood disgusted by what was caught on camera. a truck dumps huge pile of construction waste right in the middle

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