up of blue jeans. the new layout and the new merchandising plan, over 50% of the merchandise will be bolt-on items like t-shirts and blouses. these are items that will come with a much higher margin, raising the overall profitability of the store by about 10%. man: thank you so much. you have a good afternoon. woman: thanks. lady: so, can i get everyone's attention? welcome to denim & soul, which is a new name for us. yay. [ cheers and applause ] and thank you guys so, so, so much for being here. for me, personally, this has been a dream come true. if you haven't met marcus, which many of you have -- major thank you to him because without him, you know, [ voice breaking ] a lot of people's dreams -- not just mine -- wouldn't come true. and so thank you so much. lemonis: when i first met lady, i was very concerned about her ability to move on from the past. and i understand that the tragedy of her mother's death really weighed on her. but over the process, i really saw her evolve as not only a person bu

>> jean: turn, turn. nice, it's nice, tony. >> anthony: just like this. >> jean: first time?for a few hours, it's traditionally chicken and beer on the beach. we're joined by jean's fellow paris-dakar racers -- mame less diallo and adbou thiam. >> jean: my friend mame less made 12 times the paris-dakar. >> anthony: 12 times. >> jean: 12 with bike. >> abdou: motor bike. >> mame less: motor bike. >> anthony: on a motor bike? >> jean: yeah. >> anthony: wow. so, what happened? it stopped in, uh -- >> abdou: the last race was in '07, in '08, uh -- >> anthony: 2007? >> abdou: yeah. in, in, in 2008 we were at the start, and we didn't start. >> jean: that's right. >> abdou: we didn't start. >> jean: they cancelled the, the race. >> anthony: in 2008, officials shut the event down with racers from all over the world at the starting line. a response to the murder of four french citizens in maritania and to the discovery of potential terrorist threats against the race in the region. the race, now called the dakar rally, was moved off the african continent and currently runs much of t len

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got it. >>> you guys know i love my jeans, especially the ones cut up.re's a new technology of denim and this girl is wearing these jeans walking around to see if people notice the difference. they're obviously skin tight and they do have that distressing that some of us really like. >> those jeggings. is that what they are? leggings that look like denim. >> it's similar to that. they do stick to your body very tightly. >> wait a minute. >> has a champion wedgie going on. >> yeah, buddy. because, you know, jeans support different than what's happening here. >> yeah. so these are supposed to be highly accentuating of your curves. you see her walking on the streets, going into that store asking for help, even giving this street performer some cash. >> now, i will say, from the front they have nailed it with the holes in the jeans and all that. it's when she turns around that you're like -- >> yeah, they're great. >> it's a very convincing paint job. for painted on jeans, that is artistry right there. >> we can see because at the begin og the video, we actu

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nbc bay area )s jean elle is lie in san francisco w/ the new details. jean?y this all unfolded... very quickly. >> raj police say jimmy lam brat two weapons extra ammunition and jea believe he targeted the very s. police say the 30-year-old -- 38-year-old san francisco man had a criminal past. he had been arrested but not for violent crimes. investigators released pictures of two stolen weapons lam brought to work. the mac10 assault weapon stole fibrin utah and the semi hand kwun was stole nap an he only used mac10 in the shooting firing 20 of 30 rounds. police say video evidence shows him walking past people without shooting and walking right up to the victims and shookt them without saying a word. >> the shooting of mr. louie, mr. chan and mr. lasty appeared purposeful and targeted wp we are trying to determine if the surviving victims were targeted. >> lam shot and killed driver floe drivers then wounded two others in the building. he went oud and shot another driver before going back in theabling. by that police swarmed theabling responding to active shoo

do we have jean casarez there? jean, were you able to hear everything that was just said?heard all of that. your response? also this statement read from camille cosby as well. your reaction? >> reporter: well, i was surprised a bit in hearing some of what i heard. obvious a lot of editorial on the part of the defense. the prosecution has already said, they stood up in court and said they will retry this case. so there is a potential jury pool that in the next 120 days will be asked to serve on this retrial of the criminal trial of bill cosby. so the defense has a right to say what they want to say. they held their feelings inside and obviously, i think the commonwealth and most importantly, the judge i'm sure would disagree. >> jean, we just saw bill cosby standing there. we didn't hear anything from him. but i'm curious, you were inside of the courtroom. at that moment when the jury said they weren't able to come up with a unanimous decision, please take us through the color of what he did at that moment. >> reporter: there was no emotion. it was stoic. the entire defense

jean elle, nbc bay area news. >> thank you very much, jean. the investigative unit has been digging into the story, and into the issue of stolen guns. you can find those reports by clicking on the investigative unit tab at the top of our home page. that's nbcbayarea.com. >>> we have new details about the investigation into that deadly ghost ship fire in oakland. the bay area news group is reporting an oakland fire employee saw exposed wiring at the ghost ship warehouse two months before the deadly fire. the information was revealed in an amendment to a lawsuit filed today by the victim's families. it also adds the city of oakland, alameda county, and the state of california to a growing list of defendants. the leaseholder and max harris were each charged with 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter in connection with last december's fire. >>> was it an attempted murder/suicide? the investigation continues in east san jose. this morning, a man was found dead and a woman deveerseverely injured. the man was found on the street, the woman was found

lukewarm comments from donald tusk and jean-claude juncker? it's a bit tricky.se comments. but maybe there's around the cut off date, but it's a bit vague in this proposal that theresa may has hinted at. the cut—off date for people to be considered as citizens? exactly. whether it's sort of article 50, which was the trigger, in march this year, or the excellent day, which will be on march 2019. that is quite a substantial time period, quite a substantial time period, quite a substantial time period, quite a difference. perhaps something around who is going to police, or see that these rights are respected, would it be uk courts or european court of justice, respected, would it be uk courts or european court ofjustice, which the eu is insisting on? they want the ecj, the european court ofjustice, to oversee these rights for a long time, the uk government has said they can't accept that. so perhaps those are the objections that are behind donald tusk‘s and jean—claude juncker‘s comments. but on the face of it, this proposal does look fair. she, of course, is going

of thele, the founder national front party jean-marie le pen was refused entry to today's meeting and has since demand the resignation of his daughter marine, citing failure in presidential and parliamentary elections. >> marine le pen must resign along with the executive committee of the national front. that is from the party founder jean-marie le pen who has been kept out of proceedings here in the paris suburb. a senior national front policy meeting. she is afraid i will tell the truth, is what he had to say. this is the ongoing view between the party founder and his daughter after his expulsion from the party a few years ago. he is trying to reclaim his position inside the party. a previous court upheld his exclusion but left him with the president, honorary which gives him the right to attend meetings like this. the national front now risks pr, a fine for kidding him away. marine le pen saying i would rather pay than have him sitting in front of me, he is a political enemy. marine le pen trying to find common cause and positions with the rest of the national front after two parti

. >> jean elle spent the evening with fans in oakland. she is live in downtown right now. jean?porter: no one is going home. people are still pouring in. this party started around 9:00. this crowd has now grown to hundreds of people. we are lots of singing and dancing and fireworks as you mentioned. a marching band just showed up which has energized this crowd. it really is a peaceful party at this point. police are out here just in case. they have shut down the area. no cars are allowed. they have given this intersection to warriors fans to celebrate. warriors fancy rupt, pouring into the street into downtown oakland celebrating another championship. >> you know, it feels great. >> reporter: at the tribune tavern, strangers are now friends, united in basketball bliss. >> it feels like a holiday. >> reporter: even good mother art gallery got in on the sports action. open passion for their team on full display. for many, payback is sweet. >> this is unfinished business fulfilled. after last year, real bitter taste in everybody's mouth. this was definitely way more satisfying than

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a french fashion label, just released these unique jeans. the label says they are detachable button-down pants. all the rage on social media right now. folks talking about them. a pair will set you back $570. >> what in the world? at least they're affordable. $570. that's crazy. >> unbelievable. >>> all right. a star in the making. >> the villanova standout trying to make it with his hometown basketball team. >>> new at 5:00, protecting a soft target as a popular music festival kicks off in delaware. >>> it will be a father's day torture. the crotchless button down jeans may be what you need this weekend! we'll talk about how hot it gets and the rain on the way. >> i don't know about that one. >>> philadelphia, as of today, it is officially a national treasure. the notable recognition at 6:00. [hissing] uh- i- [sound of wrench] [intricate guitar riff] [engine starts] [guitar continues] did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow everything. comcast business offers blazing

jean—claude juncker president of jean—claudejuncker president of the commission gave a brief reactionthe podium. —— jean—claude juncker. we are expecting to hear from theresa may pretty soon. these timings can bea may pretty soon. these timings can be a little wrong. we will go to that as soon as it happens. in the meantime, let‘s talk to brussels reporter. adam, just remind our viewers how the eu proposals for the rights of british citizens in the eu post brexit stack up against what theresa may is offering. eu diplomats feel that their proposal which was made a couple of weeks ago in a quite detailed position paper was fairly generous and went further than the uk position and i think the real sticking point will boil down to these two things. in the eu version of how this should work, eu citizens living in the uk would have the right to bring spouses, children who live elsewhere in the eu into the uk after brexit. these rights would also apply to any eu citizen who basically lived in the uk at any point and it would all be overseen byjudges in the european court of justice. so those

reporting live in san francisco, jean elle nbc bay area news. >> thank you jean. >>> we are also learning chilling new details about the begunman, 38-year-old jimmy lam, he appeared to have specifically targeted his victims and told others to run away. nbc bay area's serge grow quintana is live at the ups center with more on the possible motive. >> reporter: last night this place was actually pretty quiet. you can see tonight the big bay door are opens. that's because they are driving delivery trucks in and out. tonight we are learning exclusive details about the way things unfolded yesterday morning. the husband cell and bustle of the brown delivery trucks has returned. ups has brought in the extra workers from across the bay area to get customers' packages delivered. just inside the massive bay on the third floor is where the shooting rampage started. according to witnesses, drivers just started a weekly morning routine called wellness wednesday. law enforcement sources tell the news just before 9:00 a.m. jimmy lam walked into the meeting carrying a pistol, a handgun and a backpack full

nbc bay area jean he willy joins us with the new information jean. >> reporter: well raunl police say the shooter jimmy lam had been arrested before but not for violent crimes last week he showed up with weapons and a plan. police say ups dliefr jimmy lam brought two stolen weaponens a extra ammunition last week and methodically targeted fellow drivers. >> we also know from looking at video there were times where mr. lam passed employees without there being any interaction. and that would lead to us believe that these specific individuals were targeted. >> reporter: police say during a meeting mat 8:50 lam didn't say a word took out a gun and shot benson louie then tarring wayne chan he shoots two surviving victims before calmly walking out and shooting another. at 8:56 169 calls report the active shooter. minutes later police swarm the building and lam shoots himself. >> responding officers first at scene acted quickly to secure the site thp they contained the threat and saved lives simply put. >> lam was using a mac10 assault pistol stole fibrin utah. he fired 20 of 30 pounds he als

. >> okay jean we'll get back to you with the story we're having technical difficulties let's move on not just san francisco pride. a sign of support from the south bay. the first time ever, santa clara city hall raised the rainbow flag to show support for the lgbtq community skbloo the police release attention individual of the bank robber counting money he scored hoping it will help catch him. police say this man walked into a chase bank at sand pablo hand add note to the teller claiming to have a weapon. he left after getting some cash. earlier this week the same man they say pulled off a similar robbery at a city bang in sand pablo. police say he was caught on camera counting the skoalen cash at a near liquor store. the police chase forced a sand bruno school to go on lockdown. they were chasing suspects when they crashed into a near another car. other staff were there as well. and some dare day care classes one suspect captured another on the run. >>> the heat hal cal advance transmoving slower todayment engineers say hot weather cause the tracks to expand making it dangerous. ca

jean baptiste is just coming into view, and it's an unprovoked attack on mr. jules. mr. jules, from our perspective, and from the officers' observation, never fought back to defend himself. detainee jules did not see the attack coming. and you can see that mr. jean baptiste really manhandles him for quite some time, actually launching a flying kick there. >> i never do nothing to you. why would you just come to beat me and take me, drop me on the floor like that. like someone who you're trying to kill me, right? so why? my neck, i can't move it. and now i feel headache. i feel headache. and then keep -- >> while jules said the attack was unprovoked jean baptiste told jail officials he was acting on a long-held grudge from the streets. >> inmate jean baptiste blamed inmate jules for his previous incarceration. i don't know what happened on the street between them but he blamed everything on inmate jus. apparently he's been waiting two years to get his hands on him. >> both inmates went to the seg unit. inmate jules was found not guilty, and he was released from the seg un

european commission president jean—claude juncker accorded insufficient and the head of the europeanonald tusk said that it was below eu expectations and risked worsening the situation of eu citizens currently living in the united kingdom. but mrs may described her plan as fair and serious. and she reiterated that no legal eu citizens would have to leave the uk after brexit. we will have a listen to what she had to say sharper, but first, let's wasn't too donald tusk and what he had to say about his concerns regarding her proposals. we have made our position clear. we wa nt to we have made our position clear. we want to ensure full rights for eu and uk citizens after brexit. our first impression is that the uk's offers below our expectations and that it risks worsening the situation of citizens. but it will be for our negotiating team to analyse the offer line by line once we receive it on paper. that was donald tusk speaking in brussels, and shortly after that news conference, the prime minister responded by saying that while there we re responded by saying that while there were dif

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jean casarez joins us live from norristown, pennsylvania.s the latest. >> reporter: good morning, alisyn. a packed courtroom yesterday. you could hear a pin drop when the commonwealth said your honor, we call to the stand andrea constand. after 12 years of silence, bill cosby's accuser andrea constand spoken. describing under oath what cosby did to her in his home in 2004. cosby presented her with three blue pills and told her they're your friends. they'll take the edge off. i said i trust you. i took the pills and swallowed the pills down. 20 to 30 minutes later, constand explained her speech slurred and vision blurry and seeing double. cosby pleaded not guilty to three charges of aggravated indecent assault shook his head in disagreement as constand testified. i was trying to get my hand to move or legs to move, but i was frozen. that's when constand said she lost consciousness and sexually assaulted by cosby. i was jolted awake and felt his hand grasping my breast. cosby lowered his head and put his hand over his face and constand graphic

jean joins me live from pennsylvania where the trial is taking place.e in the courtroom when this all played out. take us inside. what happened? >> we got the directive that you just need to go swo sinto the courtroom. then we heard it was a question. still it was strange. we got in the courtroom. i saw the jurors file in. they were serious. they were focused. completely different demeanor from the trial as i have seen during deliberation. but one male juror had his hands crossed as he walked in sort of defiantly. there was another juror that i felt had a little smile on the face, just a small one. they sat down and the judge says i do understand that you cannot reach a unanimous decision on any count. remember there are three counts here of aggravated indecent assault. the judge read them what is known as the allen charge saying to go back in, you have a duty. i looked at both sides, defense and prosecution, completely serious. andrea constand has been in that courtroom as she has for all of the questions they've had. she shows no outward emotion at al

and jean—claude juncker was saying that it would be a matter of four former no—go stations.that in—line with george osborne, in fact, but both the liberal party and the liberal democrats —— labour party in the mould and congrats to say she should have made a unilateral guarantee our citizens rights, it would have been good for citizens in both eu and here and would have earned goodwill. they said she was still using eu citizens as bargaining chips and interestingly, the snp, nicola sturgeon, also said it was a disgrace that it has taken a year for the government to come forward with this proposal. ian, thank you very much. police investigating the fire at g re nfell tower police investigating the fire at grenfell tower had said it started ina grenfell tower had said it started in a fridge freezer and that inflation tests on the block have failed subsequently safety tests. they say that they had met hundreds of 909 holes on the night of the fire, some of them hours long and tiring. police say they are considering manslaughter charges on a number of offences. —— the calls we r

the other guy a white shirt and jeans. those two men last seen fleeing from that scene. live this morning at einstein medical center, i'm george spencer, nbc 10 news. >>> thanks for that, george. in other news one family is outraged, another is shaken after philadelphia police shot and killed a man who appeared to be running away from an officer. nbc 10 obtained this exclusive surveillance video. police are looking at it as well to determine whether an officer followed department rules after shooting the man in the back. the officer stopped the man for riding his dirt bike erratically on thursday. during a patdown the officer discovered the man had a loaded gun. police say after each went for their weapons, the officer opened fire just feet from where a father and his childrene sitting inside the officer's patrol car. >> from a constitutional standpoint, there's nothing that says you can't shoot at a fleeing suspect. i'm talking about departmental issues just so we're clear. >> you probably would be best served as a police officer to call another unit to engage in the si

jean—claude juncker said today that most of the research and development was done at national level,that we could do together to save money and resources, and produce better results. why do we have 19 different types of tank when we could have one or two? we will come back to you in a minute. i have got a message saying: is nigel farage there? i saw him walking in and asked him what he made of how brexit is going. he said, it was a terrible idea to have that election. the decision has been taken and now it is being undermined. he is in brussels, still a member of the european parliament. keep the questions coming. safety officials are carrying out urgent checks on hundreds of high rise buildings across the uk to ensure there is no repeat of the fire which spread through grenfell tower. seven residential blocks in four local authority areas have been found to have cladding which could catch fire. panels are already being removed from some high rise blocks in north london. dozens of mps questioned the prime minister about the issue in the commons this morning, including this interventi

and to salivate in jeans the firing of the sensory neurons and so this kind of simulation and doing it very deliberately it was business as usual in my book "how emotions are made" i explained how that is no different from what you're doing right now you make the cure listening to me speak in reacting but in fact your brain is creating simulations that are predicting every single word that comes out of my -- mouth. [laughter] so your break right now is doing something remarkable neurons in some part of the brain for changing the firing and other parts to anticipate what is coming next. in this is how i like to think about it your brain works like a scientist always making a slew of predictions just like a scientist makes a hypothesis. and then you use and how each prediction was true and then compare them to incoming sensory input so if your brain predicts well said your simulating the apple of i pulled one out to show a two year-old but no new information would enter into your brain but then it captured that visual information than there was a production error and jeans that predictio

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and i did. >> reporter: we found jean isn't the only one upset with payless. the bbb has received more than 800 complaints about payless in the past three years and given the company an f rating. last month, the bbb urged attorneys general in four states, california, florida, new jersey to investigate payless for what the bbb calls a pattern of issues in sales practices, cntracts, and billing with consumers. also, it faces a proposed chas action lawsuit, which claims payless tricked customers for paying for things they specifically declined. fees from these add-on products, not rentals, are payless' bread and butter. we reached out, but a company attorney said it would not comment on pending litigation. but payless did help out in jean's case, wiping out that extra $468 charge, telling us, we were not aware of the second reservation until she contacted us again. because the reservation was more than six months old, there was a delay if reviewing the case and processing the refund. >> 7 on your side was amazing. it's such an aid to the consumer. you're great. >

but jean-claude juncker doesn't seem so convinced. >> i want to reassure all those eu citizens in the uk who made their lives and homes in the uk that no one will have to leave we won't be seeing families split apart. this is a fair and serious offer. >> has theresa may stepped in the right direction? >> it's a step but the step is not sufficient >>> the irish government hailes the success of aib's ipo as a milestone, after the bank raises 3 billion euros spurring a rally across the sector. >>> china's csi index closes up over 3% despite the jitters around wanda and fosun amid reports china's regulator warned of their systemic risk >>> it's a clean bill of health for america's banks. all major lenders passing the federal reserve's latest stress test raising the prospect of a pick up in payouts to shareholders >>> fabulous to see you this friday we have a tired looking european equity market as well. i would suggest to you that despite the fact we had focus on commodities this week and today we'll spend time looking at the various final market stories around the world, certainly in tha

i'm sure mark schneider will deliver on those targets >> all right jean-phillipe, thank you very much for your time >>> britain's financial conduct authority wants a major shakeup of the asset management industry in a new report on the sector the fca calls for changes to improve transparency and value and hon for clients. gemma looked through that report it's pretty damming, isn't it? >> it is they're looking to increase the amount of accountability facing fund managers and secondly improve the opportunity for investors to understand what is actually going on in funds that means understanding the total costs better and understanding the funds objective. overall this means improved disclosure and transparency from fund managers. >> that actually going to happen we've seen similar fca reports before, competition coming from the passive industry yet transparency is not improving, maybe the fee structure is not improving as quickly as investors would want. is the asset management industry actually changing? >> look at how long the low yield environment persisted, and the gloomy outlook in

and i did. >> reporter: we found jean isn't the only one upset with payless. received more than 800 complaints about payless in the past three years and given the company an f rating. last month, the bbb urged attorneys general in four states, california, florida, new jersey to investigate payless for what the bbb calls a pattern of issues in sales practices, cntracts, and billing with consumers. also, it faces a proposed chas action lawsuit, which claims payless tricked customers for paying for things they specifically declined. fees from these add-on products, not rentals, are payless' bread and butter. we reached out, but a company attorney said it would not comment on pending litigation. but payless did help out in jean's case, wiping out that extra $468 charge, telling us, we were not aware of the second reservation until she contacted us again. because the reservation was more than six months old, there was a delay if reviewing the case and processing the refund. >> 7 on your side was amazing. it's such an aid to the consumer. you're great. >> reporter:

jean elle is live with the latest. >> reporter: the school year here at deer valley high officially ended tonight with graduation. and word is slowly leaking out to staff and students that a classmate who just finished his freshman year was killed this morning. police say a friend accidentally shot the 15 yearly with a pellet gun. deer valley high school seniors and their families celebrate graduation while the family and friends of a younger classmate grieve. >> they came running to the house and they were like marco, something happened. >> reporter: jorge durant says he and his mom ran to a neighbor's house on palomar drive and found the 15-year-old unresponsive. >> i got there, i felt his wrist. he had a pulse but i just wasn't breathing. >> reporter: police say a 15-year-old friend zeptally shot garcia in the chest with a pellet rifle. he died at a hospital. durant says he can't believe a neighbor and a friend was gone. >> he was a good kid. always really nice. he came over and my brother would play. we were neighbors. >> reporter: no comment at this point from the school district ton

right now, this is the description that we're told, that he's wearing an orange shirt, jeans, and work boots. he's handcuffed, a white male, approximately 25 years old. he's not believed to be considered armed or dangerous. police are not advising that you approach the man. the shelter-in-place order is still in effect for warrington, shalfont, doylestown. reporting live, matt delucia, nbc10 news. >> thank you. 4:32. >>> opening statements in the bill cosby sex assault trial begin today. he's accused of drugging and molesting andrea constand in his che che cheltenham home in 2004. the jury is sequestered and will be at a nearby hotel. news 4 will be following the story every step of the way. you can get alerts by downloading the free nbc10 app and look for full coverage on air and on line. >>> we're also following another high-profile trial, this one in bucks county. closing arguments are scheduled in doylestown for lee kaplan accused of sexually abusing six sisters. he fathered two children with one of the girls. the girls' parents gifted them to kaplan. >>> police are searching for a

nbc bay area jean elle joins us live from san francisco. do we have any idea why the mother would leave her child like that. >> reporter: we don't. this story is still developing. in the past half hour police say that mother turned herself in to authorities. police say the father of the baby boy helped investigators find his 1-year-old son at a sitter's house in oakland. tonight two children are in protective custody after their mother left one them, the 5-year-old girl alone abandoned near ocean beach. >> they were just talking about we're trying to reunite a child with her parents. >> reporter: guests at the ocean park motel say the san francisco police officers were looking for a man and a woman last night a couple police say abandoned their 5-year-old daughterer. >> the grace highway and slope boulevard. >> i think it's tragic. >> police say an ambulance girl parked nearby saw the girl left behind and brought her to safety. sources say the 5-year-old is from arkansas and they are in touch with her father after he called the device she w

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think if you're doing that, you're a folk musician, no matter how loud your amps are, how tight your jeans cowboy shirts are, you wind up being a folk musician. >> trevor: that's a nice-- you said "the tight jeans" with a little bit of contempt. i like that. you do get a bit of grief from people, you know. you are outspoken on social media. you speak your mind wherever you go. i mean, this album is one that some people would deem political, but you don't really think it is. like, why do you speak out as much as you do? some people say, "just be an artist." >> well, i think that's the thing. there's a difference between an artist and an entertainer. what i'm trying to do is make something that isn't exactly for entertainment purposes. and i think to be an artist you have to set an honest location, and you have to tell people what you're life is like, your life is like, and what your experiences are like while you're telling the story because to tell any good story, you have to have a good setting. and right now we're in-- we're in some heat. we're-- i can't tell if we're in the frying pan o

we're in san jose with a warning ahead of tomorrow's highs, jean. >> reporter: county officials want you and everyone to know facilities like this community center senior centers and libraries will all be open tomorrow and they are great places to go in and cool off. officials don't want another family to lose a loved one to the heat. >> we are shocked. >> she and her neighbors are shocked. an 87-year-old woman on their block in south san jose died from heat related illness. the county corner says she died monday. her son didn't want to talk on camera but says his mother was cleaning up the garden and didn't come inside to cool off despite his encouragement. he found her dead outside that afternoon into we were surprised because she's always out in the morning watching, sweeping off the path and everything. so sad she didn't come in. >> reporter: county health officials say exposure to high temperatures is dangerous and can cause hyperthermia. >> that's when your body is not able to regulate heat and your core temperature goes very high. high enough such that your main organs and sys

jean is live with more. . >> reporter: janelle neighbors living here said the kids played outside with their father process the 6-year-old was well-known for lieding her bicycle and well liked in the neighborhood and now police are trying to figure out why a father would kill his children and himself. >> santa rosa police searched for clues to tell them why a father kwo kill his 6-year-old daughter ab18-month-old son and himself. neighbors say the 40-year-old is alf row they say julianna and julian seemed like happy kids. >> she was happy and rode her bike. and he was good to those kids from what i could see. >> yeah she was very well mannered polite seemed adjusted cute as a bug's here. >> neighbors say they moved in about about six months ago some heard him fight wg his estranged wife and recently he seemed tense. >> we noticed offense a little anxious the past couple days. and the police had been here a lot off and on but he was always really good with the kids. he was a nice person. >> he was in a custody dispute with his wife. police say she dropped the kids off for a court ordere

, he said accord and pulling out and what jean—claudejunkersaid, he said how ha rd jean—claudejunkersaidrica to actually unravel this process? the statement was correct in that it is a multi—year process in a technical legal sense but in another sense if the us doesn't want to participate nothing is forcing him to send a team to participate at this point so i wouldn't make the kind of legal obstacles to pulling out, it's not the key question here, it's really what does that mean for the leadership of the united states, wouldn't it be before our engagement with other countries, both large developed countries and developing countries and how they see as as pa rt of countries and how they see as as part of the world community not.l long—term question, if america pulls out of the paris accord then it doesn't do so until 2020 correct? correct. that is an election year, where president trump to only serve one term in office are not win re—election, would it be possible in that case that america had never pulls out or is it a bit like brexit, once the process started you are tied to its? i don'

jean elle joins us now from the embarcadero in san francisco. >> reporter: raj, the president's decision comes at a time when many cities in the bay area are planning for sea level rise as a result of climate change. the water level here along the embarcadero is expected to rise six is to 12 inches by 2030. city leaders say they will continue to plan for and fight against climate change. >> the united states will withdraw from the paris climate accord. >> reporter: president trump announces he is pulling the united states out of the agreement with 195 countries to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and plans to renegotiate. tonight, the world is reacting. in pallo, an emergency protest organized by the peninsula peace and justice center. protesters say they are frustrated the united states will no longer lead the fight against climate change. >> and to be able to just do this, it's like a slap in the face not just to most americans. but to everybody in the world. >> i think the world is looking at us, the people of this country, to talk some sense to our government and get them to reverse t

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cnn's jean casarez joins us now with details.n. >> reporter: john, another interesting thing when the trial started one week ago and for all of last week, we never saw a member of bill cosby's family. not his daughter, not his wife. so when the defense arrives today and bill cosby does, will a member of his family be here? the prosecution concluded their case at the end of last week with two major witnesses. a toxicologist testified. if andrea constand had taken three pills of benadryl as she testified, she definitely could have had the symptoms she said she had. inability to stand. inability to speak. double vision and inability to consent. also, although quaaludes are now illegal in the united states, they are available by prescription in canada. the final witness took the stand, bill cosby's deposition. the jury was told that bill cosby said in 2005 that did you give women drug s you wanted to have sex with. yes, bill cosby it was consensual. it was a woman he had an affair with and a party drug. now the question is, alisyn, w

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>> jean casarez, thanks so much. bring in cnn legal analyst page faith and legal contributor areva martin. unbelievable here. page, how strong do you think the case is against bill cosby? >> well, if it was just the testimony of this one witness, if there was only one incident that occurred 12, 13 years ago, i don't think it would be that particularly strong. she waited a long time to come forward. she called personal injury lawyers before she contacted the police. and perhaps more importantly, she continued this relationship with bill cosby after he allegedly drugged her and sexually assaulted her. but it's not just her testimony. the judge had allowed the prosecution to introduce the testimony of another alleged victim with a very similar course of conduct and i think that's going to be devastating to the defense. >> andrea constand described the evening she spent with bill cosby, that he offered her pills, she lost consciousness, and when she was jolted awake, she described cosby groping her breasts, and touching