>> hello everybody, this is al jazeera america in colorado the jury in the trial of movie theater james holmes says it has reach add verdict, the panel of nine women and three men deliberated for just a day and a half, for about 13 total hours before telling the judge they were ready to return their verdict, it was three yeared ago when he opened fire during a showing of batman darks knight rises. 12 people were killed and 70 others were injured in that shooting, holmes is now facing 24 counts of murder or two counts for each of the people who died. he is also facing 140 counts of attempted murder, two counts for each of the people injured. on all counts he has pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity, and his trial is in a state court that provide as live video feed of the proceedings so we will bring you the verdict lives a it happened in approximately 15 minutes. in the meantime -- authorities have confirmed the identity of the gunman who opened fire, including this navy marine recruitment facility the gunman has been identified as mo had ma'am. he was killed by police at the end of

james: 1958. peter: shortly after that, your mentor was called to a congressional committee to give historical context. as historian, are we being utilized that way when it comes to public policy? or are we now on the periphery? i don't know of many historians, academics who were called into that kind of situation. james: as many of you probably know, woodward had written a book in the 1950's called the "the strange career of jim crow." it came out in 1955i believe. of course, in 1955, there was the montgomery bus which led to the rise martin luther king. in 1957, there was the desegregation crisis at little rock central high school. i came to hopkins in december of 1958. the beginning of the second year of desegregation at little rock central high school. he was known for his expertise on the history segregation. he was called to washington to testify before a congressional committee about problems that would be associated with the second year of segregation at little rock central. i was actually

>>james: the store your not want to miss.ea news station,kron 4 morning news starts now >>james: it is only 5% contained in this point hundreds of people have been forced to evacuate to the have been setup in middletown to care for those who needed several others damaged nearly a thousand firefighters now on the scene this morning trying to get this blaze under control one man was forced to evacuate his hopes of the flames are moving incredibly fast firefighters will open the cool temperatures through the night and and this one will be helping their to make some progress on the fire but the steep for the terrain is really what is making it difficult for them to get around fire from american part of this morning on the right fire with the burning melic berryessa and started last week and burn almost a thousand acres it is 85 percent contained this morning to structures have been destroyed and one home damaged. >>darya: to give you idea about how big the fire is a people living in a mobile home park in sacramento county to have

>>james: former president george h. w. bush in the hospital with to you how you doing this morning another fire on the bay bridge was able to cruise a spark the second blaze in just a week the scare for the south bay home on wednesday drew a lot to learn to their backyard the news is next. >>male announcer:this is the bay area news station,kron 4 morning news starts now >>james: comes out of pittsburgh where firefighters are working to contain at this moment to alarm fire contra costa, a fire 20 out about an hour ago a fire is one quarter inside but structures are involved here is the latest bill that is just come to the newsroom of the last five minutes the fire is under control they've made some great progress the fire is burning out a palace guard and harvard streets pittsburg several of the buildings of understand are damaged according to the contra costa county there has been several explosions reported as well befallen this wreckings story drop this morning. >>michelle apon: temperatures are starting off on the " esp

>>james: he is one in seven u.s. judicial districts. has found the wreckage of a plane that crashed over the weekend the 16 year-old girl survive that plane crash she was with her grandparents on saturday when the plane went down the plane struck trees and they caught on fire and the girl was able to hike out of the mountain and two days later she was found on the road when she was taken to the hospital she's been treated and released her grandparents did not survive. >>james: mothers and children are being released more quickly from immigration detention center in texas the spokesperson confirmed that ice was generally not detain mothers with children if they meet certain criteria such as not being considered a flight risk the open to large the sentence centers after tens of thousands of migrant families crossed less some as a heavy way between two online giants in europe wanted one to benefit from this. >>darya: they both want your money and offering steep discounts and they say they're bigger than black friday they will offer new dea

>>james: as.00 this afternoon we're looking for roughly 69 degrees 68 degrees in downtown san francisco in this down the peninsula shoreline 73 by san vermeil getting into low 80s the san mateo in redwood city along the coastline to lead the clouds like it did yesterday will hang on for a live-in we will be back in just a little bit with the complete book of the forecast for you and take a look ahead to the weekend. >>darya: in 1955 disneyland opened its doors this is a great way to share your memories with us will share the improper morning >>mark: will cost several developing story is former president george h. w. was after a fall in the hospital of the on the condition he is improving the content of all the latest four marines were killed was an act of terrorism will have the latest the top of the our--hour. >>mark: we're going to return in just two minutes a new season brings a new look. a chance to try something different. this summer, challenge your preconceptions and experience a cadillac f

so james has helped save a lot of lives. >> doctors still aren't exactly sure why james has this rareblood type. but i think it might be from the transfusions he received when he was 14 years old, after his lung surgery. he's one of no more than 50 people in australia known to have the antibodies. that's according to the australian red cross blood service. >> yeah, i think james is irreplaceable for us. i think we can't really underestimate what he's done, and i don't think anyone will be able to do what he's done. but certainly, we do need people to step into his shoes. he will have to retire in the next couple of years. i guess for us, the hope is that there will be people who will donate that will also have this antibody, and become life-savers in the same way that he has. >> james is 78 years old. in australia, you can donate blood until the age of 81. so as long as he can over the next couple of years, you can bank on james showing up here without missing a beat. >>> another meeting, a world away. as stuart prepares to make the journey from england to america -- >> go get your st

we, the jury fine the defendant james egan -- find the defendant james egan holmes guilty of murder in the first degree after deliberation. part b is left unanswered and part c is marked yes in response to the question that i mentioned a couple of times already. verdict form count 4 murder in the first degree after deliberation orton cowden, we the jury find the defendant james egan holmes guilty of murder in the first degree after deliberation. part b is left unanswered and part c is marked yes. verdict form count five, murder in the first degree after deliberation. we the jury find the defendant james egan holmes guilty. part b is left unanswered. part c is answered yes. verdict form count 6 murder in the first degree after deliberation, john larimer, we the jury find the defendant james egan holmes guilty of murder in the first degree after deliberation. part b is left unanswered. the answer to part c is yes. verdict form count 7, murder in the first degree after deliberation matthew mcquinn. we the jury find the defendant james egan holmes guilty of murder in the first degree after

>>male announcer:this is the bay area news station,kron 4 morning news starts now >>james: the main route to the golden gate bridge is back open this morning after a three day shutdown now known as the presidio parkway and opened a hours ahead of schedule just in time for the morning commute at 1.6 mi. stretch connects the city marina district to the bridge and a clue to such of tunnels the project cost more than a billion dollars to complete and took about 15 years of planning. >>james: let's get right to the story in the rest of the commute to the quick check from the backup. >>rebecca: it is open through san francisco if you're headed down the golden gate bridge come out of the north bay this morning on sought 101, it will be a real easy drive one because it is so early this morning and the card with a live shot on the scene but as soon as you get into downtown san francisco it will be very easy because it is reopen this morning switching things over to the bay bridge toll plaza of very light this morning a 67 minute drive time into downtown san francisco and the san mateo bridge looki

>>james: the president is speaking now. president obama: comprehensive and long term deal this deal demonstrates to bring about real and meaningful. >>james: so we can give you a quick update this morning we have a historic announcement that the united states has reached a historic deal world power has reached a historic bill regardless nuclear program. >>james: we will continue with the new this morning we will be back to that hopefully we get the shock could of just a little bit >>rebecca: pretty quiet as you might imagine for this hour 6 minutes drive time into a downtown san francisco over my roadwork and from the anchorage couch a fremont street they're tied up the two right lanes from a fremont street exit from the san francisco side, if you are headed to the bay bridge and the to make the san francisco accident this all wrapped up to 5:00 this morning the bridge is very quiet as well westbound is 27 minutes of to the 101 split in san rafael more good news for the golden gate bridge, alsace a little it will be a five

>>james: now to the traffic center.ng several vehicles all of the vehicles caught fire and fortunately we learn that there's at least one confirmed fatality the three left friends are bloch's cause and a nasty back of the structures and to downtown oakland we have a fatal crash of course it takes time to investigate clear the vehicle is on fire benito trucks on the scene expect rates to be blocked for a while you could take 580 in headed east that will get you through oakland's family and the castro valley a major hot spot jam of traffic is south of high street exit for those a year, of walnut creek in lafayette you will see traffic slowing down on the westbound side for now at the pleasant hill road exit this is most impacted traffic on city streets. >>robin winston: avoid the stretch if you're heading to the mafia bart station. >>darya: the murder of a year- old millicent she was reported missing sunday night of her body was found and a dumpster a 15 year-old boy who lived at the same complex was arrested in connectio

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>>james: the u.s.s on a log down right now as police are investigating a possible act of shooting situation unclear if anyone has been injured but we do have reports from local media that the mayor been the sound of gunfire from one building with this live video earlier of police pretty on tactical year we have local media reports saying there were appearances of build and to start during a sweep the zipper was a government on the premises at all. >>james: a lot of police activity and no final reports of an injury to anyone affected by this 11 fact a consulate and a lockdown ever wanted been told to stay in the building until they do a thorough investigation. >>michelle apon: that is why we have a few showers all the moisture in the atmosphere from the monsoon as often as of what surely will looks like on a satellite and writer perspective you can see most of it is continuing to fizzle out we do have a few isolated showers across the north bay right now looking like it is on the coast in the stress sho

>>james: the early morning fire on the bart tracks.at has been extinguished we did have delays with not the officials are telling us no more delays systemwide that is good news is a fact of san francisco line which affected all the lines but no longer the case so if you're taking part this morning the trains are running on time and so far so good no problems to report at this point in the morning switching things over to the map we do have some problems in livermore the roadway shut down highway 84 also known as isabel avenue this affect of the symbolic signal and vineyard. >>rebecca: little more people the roadway instead to be shut down into the noon this afternoon in the meantime back onto the 580, which is the drive times of 38 minutes. coming out of tracy through livermore and to the dublin and to change almost a 40 minute commit time and the other alternatives 680 and here is the drive time for the southbound direction that is 22 minutes into fremont up and over the similar grade--sonul grade. >>rebecca: less get a weather check

>> jimmy: james bond in a cover band. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] i love that james bond played his own applause ] >> jimmy: ah, look out. that's the way to do it. >> they could cut around that, right? >> jimmy: no, we're using that. that's great stuff, you kidding me? come on. [ laughter ] i saw you went to the mtv movie awards with your beautiful daughter. >> my daughter, bella. >> jimmy: bella. and i have a picture of you guys together. look at this, matching outfits, matching sneakers. [ audience aws ] that's super cute. does she get nervous around going to awards shows, around other celebrities? >> are you kidding me, this kid is such a natural. they had her in the press line and i was standing next to her, they said "bella, you look so great tonight, how do you think i look?" and bella looked at her and went, "way too much eye makeup." [ audience ohs ] [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you are going to turn into the hulk. daddy is the hulk, don't forget that daddy is the hulk. >> i walked over, i said, "bella, what are you doing? you have to be nice to people." she's like, "why? [ laughter ]

>>james: 636465 the warmus that we have all.rently in san jose one of them qualified its upper 50s for some portion of the wine country a second look at the hive is have been a focus in on the south bank for the santa clara valley's 77 expected to confront the seven days in the east animal they produce similar pattern to of the has 67 staff consists of 70 to a high today in oakland this is where we live look and again wednesday night through the day the showers along the vegas is not one to be a big rainmaker this is now going to be too much in the wave accumulation however it begins to dry out by friday into the weekend coming up temperatures rebound as a high-pressure rebuilt on the bay. >>robin winston: the less often than their activated just a few minutes ago ride from the usual time the back of our british touches on a to 880 of a crossing is already slow approaching the pain gets them favorites in the shapes of our fellow quick 14 minute trip from the nimitz freeway open hey would make the connection with high 101 but had

>>james: spittoon--keep it tune the. >>rebecca: if you're about to leave the house that is good news no accidents no stalls nothing major to report if you are tech in the bay bridge toll plaza into san consistent and looks great it will be a really easy ride across the span for westbound 80 into downtown you're looking at just about a 67 minute drive times the san mateo bridge looked great in jamaica with from the 880 connector over 2101 and off the sitting the richmond san rafael bridge looks great for your west about 580 commute coming from the toll plaza and richmond over to the 101 connector that should take about seven minutes to get there so far. >>rebecca: high with 37 you're looking at just about a 20 minute drive time to get to sausalito and over in the span into san francisco twitching over to the map there is the overnight roadwork for hercules to be aware and is scheduled until 5:00 this morning westbound 80. >>rebecca: 15 man is not bad and to berkeley. >>mark: witnesses of a deadly late-night drive-by shoot

>>james: finalizing the for the buyer plans it is born to be a bit tight this week they wanted to know they're on to the opera and forth if you say despite the crowds with a state you need to help yourself and mention everything goes off without a hitch his best as you can. >>emily turner: on the fourth of july our hands on deck police cackling of the exact same way bringing in all sophisters on foot and is the easiest way to maneuver around grout patrolling you can't imagine what so many people in this city for the fireworks that were to make sure that they can do whatever they can everyone is on edge because there was that murdered a couple of days ago a random shooting that happened right here and the embarcadero the morning after that it wants to make sure that everyone is safe making sure they need the public's health to do that-- help. . >>emily turner: if you see some of the suspense is caught immediately so the police can get to the situation and they can handle it they're asking it is the for the july you want to celebrate just drink in moderation they stared at all with a lem

>>james: let's talk about whether for this upcoming holiday weekend. >>michelle apon: the forecast for inland spots will be warm respect about the forecast for today it will be like this tomorrow by 3:00 and to the afternoon temperatures will be in the upper 80s to the lower 90s we will have plenty of sunshine outdoor activities will be pretty nice this talk about coastal location for tomorrow speaking of in one spot to which i expect 4 walnut creek 87 will be the daytime high by 6:00 p.m. temperatures will fall into the mid-80s to befallen to the mid- 70s the full on a creek looking outside the san mateo bridge we do have clouds out there and we have pettifog so it will not burn off the 11:00 temperature learned to the upper 50s right now in san francisco oakland 61 degrees san jose concord and 63 this morning livermore on a slightly cooler side the weather have been the past couple of mornings coming up and for the third web once we talk about what to expect for the fireworks forecast a moral. >>rebecca: early morning hours plus it is friday like tha

a pubic hair, nothing that he can even say the pubic hair belonged to james duckett.long time. hopefully we won't be doing it much longer, you know. he'll be out and not needing an attorney. >> in the meantime, duckett's appeals had left teresa's mother in limbo. >> i just want justice for my daughter. that's what i want. 26 years. i'm tired. i don't think i'll ever have closure. because he is not going to admit it. >> these years looking back, i should have drove teresa home, walked her up to the door, i should have handed her over to them. absolutely. and that was my fault. i didn't kill your daughter, though. no. i didn't. >> 11-year-old was killed. that's tragic. murder should never have happened. but you don't have a smoking gun. you don't have what a lot of people demand in a case. >> from a legal point of view, he really should never have been convicted. it's a good thing that he was because there would probably be other dead kids out there. >> you know, i'm not a fry 'em all, fry 'em sooner, that sort of thing. i feel the weight of the state deciding to take s

we do have a verdict in the james holmes case. the massacre in that movie theater some three years ago. let's listen in. >> guilty of murder in the first degree after deliberation. that's part a. part b is left unmarked. part c, did the defendant use or possess and threaten the use of a deadly weapon. answer yes. verdict form count 2. murder in the first degree after deliberation alexander boik. we the jury find the defendant, james eagan holmes guilty of murder in the first degree after deliberation. part b is left unmarked. part c reads did the defendant use or possess and threaten the use of a deadly weapon answer yes. verdict form count 3, murder in the first degree. after deliberation jesse childress. we the jury find the defendant, james eagan holmes guilty of murder in the first degree after deliberation. part b is left unanswered and part c is marked yes in response to the question that i mentioned a couple of times already. verdict form count 4, murder in the first degree after deliberation gordon cowden. we the jury find

important to point out this jury is deciding whether james holmes was legally insane or not. the jurors indicate on written forms whether holmes is guilty or not guilty not guilty by means of insanity. and he's 27 holmes. former doctoral student. let's listen in. he's standing up now. let's go to the courtroom. >> murder in the first degree after deliberation we the jury find the defendant james eagan holmes guilty of murder in the first degree after deliberation. that's part a. part b is left unmarked. part c, did the defendant use or possess and threaten to use a deadly weapon. answer yes. verdict form count two murder in the first degree after deliberation alexander boit. we the jury find the defendant james eagan holmes guilty of murder in the first degree after deliberations. part b is left unmarked. part c reads did the defendant use or possess and threaten the use of a deadly weapon. answer yes. verdict form count three, murder in the first degree after deliberation jesse childress, we the jury find the defendant james eagan holmes guilty of murder in the first degree

>>james: the latest with the d.c. navy yard possible shooting turns of that was not the case we have video with a share with you will have a huge police presence the navy yard with a on a lockdown an action the situation was the thought of the time was which of the lower graphic but it is coming in from a competing apparently it in books like another shot for ever fired in fact it was some sort of loud noises the frags someone who then called police to say he was hearing what he thought might be shots being fired that is why use the helicopters police what the fbi security all descending on the navy shipyard in the vr but again the latest this morning of the stomach rebels shooting after raw. >>darya: the drought continues statewide europe were used up a 29% in may compared to may of 2013 after governor brown ordered everyone to put the water used by 25% not every city has done as well as others the city of lauber and orange county increase in water use by almost 2% no bay area city minutes to the list of water waster

>>james: if you are crazy about coffee you'll not one to mr. dine and dish. we will be right back >>vicki liviakis: crazy about coffee are you? the deadly addiction the filmmaker air speaks to those of us is the movie about it costs simply this is not just a flirtation and this is not just upon up this is a love affair in search of the alta makeup if you have a star mary it is considered down for months in a bag in a warehouse when it comes to a drip dry up and deny that the bruises, bar none very long. >>james: here is a look get the area that will be covered all the areas and a green that is the wife lying to cover a four block radius including papua farmers' market area they're anticipating one of the fastest public wireless networks in any part of the bank the city said is one of the many new projects and family and the to improve the downtown scene coming up will be looking forward to the of the on the forecast will be back with that in a moment here the with live look outside the embarcadero camera and san francisco were we're off to a re

>>james: 5 send a clear mean they're looking dogs. >>darya: continues for the american dental killed a beloved african lion they're bringing him out of hiding and being charged a mass of wildfire burning out of control this morning in the county will have the latest on the numbers and how many homes have been destroyed by this fire. ...a rabbit... ...a rabbit genetically modified and bred with a panther... ...with turbines attached... ...on ice... ...shaved... ...with a...what the?! with the fastest speeds to the most homes, the company that keeps making fast faster is doing it again. introducing multi-gig speeds from xfinity. the future of awesome. female announcer: right now at sleep train get up to 48 months interest-free financing on tempur-pedic. save hundreds on beautyrest. or choose $300 in free gifts with stearns & foster. the triple choice sale is on now at sleep train. firefighters >> mark: face a fight. >> reporter: i am on the morning the valley road south of clear lake and the fires on you can see this valley completely b

>>james: 5 mi. the because of such a populated area on top of about people reported feeling it difficult to shake map with a hand over 5000 people so far this morning report feeling the quake of 4.0 and there you have a because of under a property area that many people reported this morning. >>james: the cholera on here indicates the intensity that is what people were reporting when asked how did it feel they said light and out of the general sentiment all the bank will keep falling the store for you drop the morning. >>james: the clouds on the move we hope to give a little bit more lead with it on today in star warm things up nicely at the moment were nice and cool san francisco oakland about of 60 degrees this is 63 for san jose, a 64 in livermore a record spotless like it will be a cool afternoon this is your award for and during all those hot and humid days we've had over this past week. >>robin w: is very quiet out there a slight improvement for the ride into san francisco the tech a quick look

we have a very beautiful marble bust of james a.arfield of this was also sculpted by an italian and given to her around 1883, two years after his death. here we have what lucretia called the memory room. she has constructed along with the library in 1885-1886 where she is stored his official documents and papers. she had them down and stored it really to keep them for posterity. been a lot of very interesting items. most significantly but is the wreath on the shelf. it was lying on his casket while he was laying in the capitol building in washington, d.c. it was sent to mrs. garfield the of the british delegation from queen victoria along with a nice hand written note of sympathy from the queen. the garfields used this room a lot. it was not one of those beautiful rooms that you could not go into more touch anything. you see lucretia's writing desk year. she spent a lot of time here. she used a black border stationery. she used it for the rest of her life to denote a lifelong morning for a husband. here, in front of the large window

james anderson.mes anderson. [ laughter ] so, then i was like james anderson. [ laughter ] you have reached james anderson. and then it was like you have reached james anderson. [ laughter ] so, i was like, you have reached james anderson! [ laughter ] >> seth: all right. i've written this down because i have spent so much time at writers tables with you over the years. i just want to run through some of my favorite stories from you, some of my favorite bits. paula, you have some human tricks that i think it's time for the world to see. >> i do. >> seth: show us -- let's start with some fake sneezing. the world's greatest -- have you ever seen paula's fake sneeze, paul? >> paul: i don't know if i have. >> i hope this translates into something for tylenol cold or something maybe. [ light laughter ] a national -- i hope i book "a national" on this. okay, i'll set this up for naturally. seth, do you guys dust in here? >> seth: yeah, we dust before every show. >> because i'm just -- i don't know. i just

three years ago, james holmes killed 12 people inside a movie theater. he pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity. also breaking only the, officials identified the alleged shooter in a deadly rampage in tennessee that left four marines dead. officials say it might have been an act of terror. moments ago, we heard from president obama. >> it is a heart breaking circumstance for these individuals who served our country with great valor to be killed in this fashion. >> but we start with the verdict in colorado. james holmes is charged with killing 12 people and injuring 70 others in 2012. when he stormed into a movie theater in aurora colorado during the midnight showing of "dark knight" firing a hail storm of bullets at random. he is charged with 126 counts including murder attempted murder possession of explosives and what is called a crime of violence charge. he admitted to the massacre with you pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity. and that was the key to this case. >> when mr. holmes stepped into that theater on july 20th 2012 he had lost touch wi

james garfield said that his wife had faultless taste. chose her furniture very carefully. >> did she have the opportunity to host any events? >> she hosted a regular reception and it is fascinating that at one of those, a man by the name of charles guiteau, who would shoot the president two months later, met her and reported having a very pleasant conversation with her and liking her. of course, she gets malaria. there is fear that she might die. as she is recovering, it is thought she would do better at the jersey shore. guiteau is waiting for him at the railroad station and sees him escorting mrs. garfield and he cannot bring himself to shoot the president. >> that is in june. i want to pause for dramatic effect. just a short while later, he gets a second chance. >> the president is on his way to new jersey to join his wife and he is then going to go up to massachusetts. two of the boys are back in ohio with her grandmother. the president's daughter is with her mother. and guiteau shoots the president. right away, he sees the wife of j

>>james: live sharks swimming in shallow water? they say it is an easy place for strikes a month for the food of choice with the sea lies by humans. in the sea humans >>james: a little boy's hair cut causing controversy. >>reporter: the kindergartner left his choice and his hair cut by his former school immaculate heart of mary catholic school and beaumont did not in december his mother got a call from his teacher to come pick him up in the middle of the day he has was called a modern epic cut short, and long were on top i do not know why the two edges of hair and the middle of his head and a quarter inch on the side and flew to school they believe he was singled out of the skids and the school has similar hair cuts and none of them were ever act to change the looks in january she said she took him and his older brother out of school a very difficult move chief out of racial discrimination complaint seeking to russian reimbursement and for the school to make policy changes at this point where they're enforcing a they're not given t

>>james: we have been looking at clear conditions. >>will tran: the school's executive director talk to us about why is been difficult to find another location. >>haaziq madyun: it is the final passing day and emotional one for the faculty here at kid's club prescored antioch education program of the largest they found a preschool facility in contra costa county and and research and aroma of 300 students at the big what education capful past 11 years. >>haaziq madyun: she took over program from the city of antioch 20 years ago now that has ended the size of the preschool has been a major problem in finding a new facility. >>: we can together brought all those schools and have all of the children in one building it was a great idea but now backfired on us because now we have lost this building with committing ourselves to this specific career and is really hard to try and think about what my next couple bay for this wed dedicated my life to the free school has been a dedicated education program primarily serving low income as have resi

>>james: that have overwhelmed repast in the u.s. house of representative of bipartisan build it was improvement 365 to 16 vote yesterday the required the agency to of the technology and increase training for agents it also authorizes more secret service agents the new measures, after a series of security breaches at the white house the bill now moves to the senate for its consideration you was to build it apple watch and best buy of a talk about this with rob black yesterday is the first national retailer to sell the watch the corner and santa cruz at the scene were little girl's body was found in a dumpster it is believed to be a hero of madison middleton will have the latest in a live report we're talking with investigators this morning they're expected to give us an update on the situation or not to ask about the teen suspect was in custody after going on the ball a few days ago here is a quick live look outside the bay bridge approach camera conditions fine for now will be awfully hot this afternoon expect a triple digit heat is

the shooter james holmes has pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity. it has been nearly three years to the day since holmes killed 12 people and injured 70 others. this happened during a showing of the dark knight rises. you can hear the judge he's not going to bring the jurors in yet so we're going to go ahead and let him continue to give the courtroom instructions. we had bring this to you the moment it happens. you will not miss a thing right here on fox 29. >> let's get a check of your weather. beautiful day outside. couldn't get much better actual actually. >> you can hear the judge. we won't get to weather right knowledge it's beautiful out there. we'll get to scott williams in a little bit. a car crash flood a building on the 1700 block of welsh road in northeast philadelphia. luckily, it's abandoned non one was in it at the time. >> now, let's get to scott williams out live at the oval and scott, are you still playing table tennis out there. >> he was before. >> well, lucy and iain right now playing table tennis but take look at this line here.

>>james: u.s. lawmakers often level returned to capitol hill to block the holiday weekend it's a big summer workflow an impending deadlines on the government or rest of shut down in the fall but first the have to run a highway funding before july 31st deadline lawmakers were senate some much-needed money to the state's law right now in the middle of summer driving season amazing shot in the big day for soccer fans the u.s. women's team wins the world cup the first time since 1999 that defeated japan had delayed the final score was 5 to 2 and as you might imagine their fans all around the bay area of the viewing party from what into the bay to the of the watching the big wind as it happened here was what looks like an presence at the reticles british pub fans filled the bar-chen loudly with each bowl effect the u.s. court early and often with four goals and the opening 16 minutes they say they were thrilled to ct usa take the lead this is the women's third world cup title as you heard the man say it

making >> james: news around the nation the. notorious drug wrote lord of chacos daring escape caught on video. mexican government black-and-white fit footage of the escape. wandering back and forth that goes to the back of his cell where it the shower is then. comes back again sit down puts on his shoes, his kron 4 it then goes back to that hole and disappears. officials also released a video showing the cell and a tunnel itself but there is some. curie experts point out that the drug cartel used these titles for drug smuggling. it said the toddles found homemade excavating equipment. use a clear path and reveal a very sophisticated construction plan. these next "dirt on top recession any built many under the u.s.-mexican border to bring in the united states. and the assembly prints to the facility of the present engineer it, right up for him to get out. >> james: audit in seven u.s. in districts like. without parole may be even death sentence. and to the murders of like were committed during drug- trafficking u.s. law-enforcem

james k. polk" how did they talk you into doing a biography on this president? >> arthur schlesinger called me on the phone. you're a tennessean, james k. polk was a tennessean. why don't you write a biography on this series that "times" books is doing on the president. i said i don't have time. he said i want you to do one thing. he said alan evans has done a paperback that excerpts his diary, his presidential direry. take the -- diary. take the weekend and read it. i read the excerpts from the diary and i couldn't say know no. i was fascinated. >> did you know much about him? >> i knew he was a tennesseeian. i'm a tennessean. i knew his grave shined the capitol. there is no marker in nashville except a plaque on the side of a dirty motel wall. his old home place in columbia is preserved and i've been there many times and been there since. i knew virtually nothing about him and almost nothing that was good. his reputation as a result of what was done to him during his presidency over the mexi

>>james: summit will be a little bit more humid for your butt off the nice. >>robin winston: it is no hot spots and a major crashes or problems to stress you out of you're about to head into san francisco slow traffic waiting for you it is backed up beyond western grain stop and go on the new eastman's plan and starting to get a bit heavy of the suspension as well it is less than 15 minutes by and 50 minutes from the oakland blaze into downtown san francisco that is a good drive times. male announcer:this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news weekend starts now: heading >>robin winston: to the richmond san rafael bridge just a little bit of a backup it does not batter right in the past lines and about five cars this is nothing to worry about eight minutes from the toll plaza out toward highway 1 01 the road construction and wrapped up in a little late will allow for of vail 14 minutes from san leandro and into san leandro the opposite direction of an earlier crash southbound and ripple it quickly backed up the southbound ride that is why it is slow from t

and now i'm standing in between george washington and james madison. and george washington is the tallest man in the room at 6'2", he is towering over everyone else in his physical presence. he is commanding in every respect. and james madison, over whom i'm absolutely towering, i think he was 5'4" and the smallest guy in the room and thin-boned and juan and he had epilepsy and had challenged in health and there is a great new biology by lynne cheney who talked about his illness and physical frailty shaped many of his ideas and created this great man the father of the constitution, if there was a single father, who was so devoted to moderation and pragmatism and compromise and the great genius of the constitution was the balancing and mixing of interests. the challenge for the men in this room was how to balance interests that seems at times irreconcilable and it was balance over the small states versus the large states. the small states wanted to make sure their interests were represented and they favored equal representation in congress. they wanted

former mayor tuffs offers her brother james and campaign advice.logan is out x, bring in the next. each dollar raised gives james one more chance for his name to be drawn random to become mayor. james is elected during tasted dorsett on sunday he will be the state's youngest mayor. today's younger than when his brother was first elected. it's >> mark: each for listening to kron 4 news up to this plan! we will keep you covered on the latest news. >> darya: it's been more than a week since police in milwaukee for started receiving reports of a line like animals roam the streets in search continues today. granny cellphone video captured a large animal last week that looked like a lion. the milwaukee zoo says all of its cancer accounted for. animal control officials say they're treating the case as a large escaped pet. and i think it could be an african lion. the big cat has become a big sensation and social media and trending and twitter >>will tran: he was accused of murdering and a tour of their apartment complex will find out the fuel charge as a j

and she's, "oh, i just love james patterson."d then in the background i ride by on this white horse on the beach. and then they cut and she's on the back of the horse and we're sort of whispering sweet nothings. then-- then she says "do you wanna write nursery rhyme titles for some of your books?" i used to have-- some of the alex cross books had nursery rhyme titles. and i said, "marge there's more interesting things we could do than that." and then this alarm clocks rings and my eyes go back and forth. and then it-- the film cuts, and homer comes into the bedroom. and homer says "that was great last night marge. but why did you keep calling me james?" (laugh) yeah so that was fun. it was great fun. i then-- after the episode ran, i sent-- i sent flowers to the studio for marge. and to this day i've never heard back. >> they haven't responded? >> marge has not responded. >> oh, but it was the epitome of pop culture essentially. >> it was cool. it was-- it was a lotta fun. it was fun to do. >> james patterson thanks for being on

james bays is at the u.n. headquarters in new york, and james, we've been hearing a bit more about how this deal is going to work, but the wording of this resolution, one of the many sticking points debated long into the night in vienna. >> yes, one week ago i was in vienna. that was in the last day of negotiations before they came up with the deal. and this deal, which includes lots and lots of different elements to it. the bit causing controversy in the end was this very resolution and the exact wording that an hour ago was voted into binding international law by members of the security council. there are controversial bits about this that i'm sure we're going to hear other nations talk about, and i'm sure we're going to hear reaction from those in washington particularly on capitol hill who will respond to this vote. particularly the details of iran's arms embargo and ballistic missiles because originally the u.s. said the sanctions relating to those were not going to be lifted at all and clearly they now a

. >> in the early years, i think james found her a little bit distant and cold, but as the years went by, she had a tremendous influence on him. >> james and lucretia spent a lot of time with their children. they felt that education was an emancipating factor and that that led to the key to success. mrs. garfield adored her time at the exhibition, but she's specifically interested in the latest sciences and technologies of the day. >> after james garfield's death, a number of prominent citizens raised about $350,000 that was turned over to lucretia garfield. in today's dollars, that would equate to somewhere around $8 million. >> her character was exceedingly strong. she had a rectitude that was invulnerable. (end video clip) susan swain, host: lucretia garfield was born in ohio in 1832. her life spans antebellum america to the progressive era of the early 20th century. a supporter of women's rights and deeply interested in partisan politics, she and president james garfield entered the white house on march 4 1881, after a very close election. however, what plans she had as first lady

james: it should tighten what it needs to.ine: they argue it goes to the central bank or. -- the central banker. james: none of these things are unidirectional. you will see 15 bits of movement and u.k. rates. not the traditional 25 or 50. fine-tuning. but it is about the need to demonstrate confidence in the economy. you might need to reverse thereafter. this is to me not an issue of household finance. i believe the household sector is in good health. there's a good chance it will get its tenure back. -- it's 10 year back. manus: flexibility and credibility is the name of the game for -- controversial as ever. thank you. francine: our other top headlines, bp says it's profit tumbled 624%. dropped from -- statoil adjusted earnings of 27%. manus: greece begins talk with creditors. they are in athens to discuss policies. greece must admit in return for loans. the talks come a day after the recording emerged of former finance minister yanis varoufakis, revealing plans of a secret exit plan. francine: the biggest automaker -- it w

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