we are joined by jodi schneider.ent trump will be leaving the g7 early to attend the summit with kim. tensions at the g7 are going to be on the rise already, and now we hear he is not staying until the end. what kind of signal does this send? jodi: he is going to be leaving early to go straight to singapore for that other summit, the one with the north korean leader. he will have only about 24 hours to try and diffuse what escalating tensions over trade, particularly on the tariffs issue. leaving early doesn't send the best signal. he will be leaving an assistant international deputy there. another big player from the u.s.. we have already heard from macron, very concerned about what is happening with the tariffs saying he may not sign that traditional concluding agreement at the end of such sessions if there is not significant progress made on trade and tariffs. canadat of the summit in , so the host as the prime minister, justin trudeau. he has concerns and has become increasingly critical of the u.s. about tariffs

and we call my mom. >> jody called me today and we have a match. >> really? >> yes, we do.icers tail hansen, watching him leave the gym, pick up his children from daycare and head to a grocery store. it's here that they swoop in to make the arrest. >> i don't know what the hell is going on right now, my kids are probably terrified. >> reporter: detective gonterman is at the station to meet hansen. >> you feeling okay today? >> no. >> reporter: she tells him he's facing a laundry list of charges including attempted first degree murder. looking at the possibility of more than 50 years behind bars. and she has something else to say. >> look at her, justin. you did this to her. >> i didn't do that. >> you did this to her. >> i didn't do that. >> you can deny it all you want. i know it's you now. i'm not asking, i'm telling you it's you. >> brittani said, "well, they caught him, so he's just gonna go away forever." and i'm like, "that would be really awesome, but that is not the justice system." >> reporter: a week later the father of four is in a packed courtroom for a bond hea

the rest is just me. >> jodie runs a secret hospital for criminals.and brian tie rooe henry play brothers who need help after a heist gone bad. >> open the vault now! hit the ground now! >> i like how i pass out. so i just remember them, like, there's a part where he has to resuscitate me. right before they yell action, when he's about to do this again, i was like you have the tenderest lips i've ever felt in my life. they're like, action. way to go. go for it. they called cut. i was like, really. >> you didn't ask for consent. >> trying to do this cpr thing over here. told me -- and they are tender. >> it's a heavy hitting cast to say the least. it also stars jeff goldblum. you'll see him reprising his role in jurassic world fallen kingdom. life finds way, people. that opened on the 22nd. >>> sometimes actions speak louder than words. that right there was one of the greatest moments ever on "america's got talent" simon cowell punching that golden buzzer for a singer who wanted to inspire his kids, including five foster children. i think it's safe to

nbc bay area's jodi hernandez is in concord where it's expected to be a busy night. jodi? >> reporter: that's right, raj. protesters are gathering as we speak at the concord b.a.r.t station. they will march to city hall where they will rally against the proposed detention center. folks are also learning tonight that migrant children recently separated from their parents are now being housed in nearby pleasant hill. >> in pleasant hill shocks me. i thought they were all in texas, to be honest. pleasant hill! >> reporter: that's the reaction of many on learning a pleasant hill facility is housing undocumented children recently separated from their families at the border. the city of pleasant hill says southwest key, the company that runs casa pleasant hill confirmed it in an e-mail yesterday. >> basically told us that of the 25 minors that are currently at the facility, two of them are adolescent girls who have been separated from their parents within the last 24 days. >> reporter: a spokesman for southwest key told us he can't talk about the specific children at the center,

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tonight -- jodie foster. the bachelorette becca kufrin. and music from ray lamontagne. and now, if you're ready, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thanks for coming. happy "bachelorette" night, everyone. [ cheers and applause ] that's very nice. i know you're excited. because, well, for those of you who watched "the bachelorette," the bachelorette herself, becca, is here tonight. this is exciting. this has never happened before. tonight becca is going to tell us who she picked, thereby saving us 22 hours of our lives. [ laughter ] but before we get into all that, did you see the game last night, game 2 of the nba finals? golden state warriors beat up on the cleveland cavaliers. not a pretty sight. steph curry set an all-time finals record with nine three-pointers. two of them he shot from the parking lot as he was getting in his car. [ laughter ] the warriors are now up two games to none. but don't tell j.r. smith. he thinks the cavaliers are winning. [ laughter ] did you see what happen

reporting live in contra costa county, jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> jodi was live tweeting updates from the town hall today. that includes this one, when it was announced that there are no current plans to take over the naval station. follow along by following us on twitter. our handle is @nbc bay area. >>> a review is under way for all detention centers for migrant children separated from their parents. teams from the inspector general will be heading to all facilities in the u.s. and will check on the health and safety of the children along with the condition of the shelters. a judge ruled that all separations must stop and 2,000 separated children must be reunited within 30 days. whenever asked if he'd fight that order, president trump said he believes families should be together. >>> on capitol hill, house moderates failed to pass an immigration bill despite last-minute support from the president. it offered a path to citizenship for the so-called dreamers. that is a no-go for conservative hardliners and offered $25 billion for the president's border wall. >> this is not about

jody fleisher, news 4 i-team. >>> coming up, a soccer star bringing his talents to the district. details on a possible deal with one of the biggest names in the professional league. >>> this morning we're watching a few showers on radar. not a big deal, butmaly around parts of the shenandoah valley or at least heading in that direction. a couple ofhowers to start off your thursday. coming up, though, chuck will talk about what to exct ase head through your morning. >>> plus, we'll che in wi first 4 traffic for an update on that crash already causing chaos for the morning commute. art tractor-trailer ovned and is causing backups on two busy himhways. elissa >>> that breaking news. a first 4 traffic alert that could slow down your morning hemmute. take a look at t scene here. right now cleanup crews are working to remove a tractor-trailer that slipped on to its side. you can see it there. >> this hpened along the shoulder of the westbound lanes of i-370 right there at the ramp to i-27i ide that tractor-trailer, a shipment of big screen tvs apparently. montgomery county fire says th

jodi: right.hat has gone on somewhat routinely over the years -- cifius, about investments in u.s. countries, an approach used more generally, and i think the whole ratcheting up of a confrontation with using the 1977 law was what had spooked some. i think this is probably what is behind this more measured approach. also, the president seems to be giving in a little bit to his treasury secretary, which is interesting, because the treasury secretary's approach had been different than others in the administration, including peter navarro. it appears that he is given a treasury secretary a chance to weigh in on this. yvonne: certainly a lot of back-and-forth in the white house, as peter navarro is considered to be the leading hawk in the white house. kathleen: taking a look at this chart on canada, they are preparing quotas on steel that would've been going to the u.s., they are worried about a flood of steel going to their country now. where is this going to go? jodi: they are worried about the so-c

reporting live in contra costa county, jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >>> first, the accusations, now the lawsuit. elon musk is going after a former employee who he believes stole company secrets from tesla. a federal lawsuit has been filed claiming that former employee hacked into computers at tesla's battery factory near reno. the lawsuit says martin tripp stole confidential information and leaked false information to the media about tesla. he allegedly admitted that he transferred several gigabytes of data outside the company. that lawsuit comes three days after elon musk warned employees of someone sabotaging the company. >>> there's a new plan to clean up the bart civic center station, notorious for trash, discarded needles and people shooting up in the hallway. starting with a plan of a kiosk to dispose of needles. sfpd will increase foot patrols in the area. and health officials say there will be more outreach to the homeless and drug addicts. >> it's a problem that's been here for 10, 20, 30 years. i do think that if someone actually sat down and applied themselves to it o

jodi, what do we know right now? >> reporter: raj, when we reached out to city and county leaders this afternoon, they couldn't believe it. in fact, one of them called it madness. tonight they say they're going to do all they can to keep the concord naval weapons station from becoming what they believe essentially would be an internment camp. >> reporter: dozens of people angered by the president's zero-tolerance policy that separated thousands of migrant parents and children at the border protested outside the i.c.e. detention facility in richmond this afternoon. >> immigrant rights are under attack, what do we do? >> fight back! >> reporter: now there are reports those being detained at the border could be heading to the east bay. "time" magazine obtained a memo showing the u.s. navy is drafting plans to build a detention camp capable of housing as many as 47,000 immigrants on the grounds of the concord naval

here's nbc bay area's jodi hernandez. jodi very this is where the nap pa couple's home used to stand. they lived here together for decades and they died together in the atlas fire. tonight their family is speaking out for the first time. >> they had a great life together and love dysplaced. it was very special, very calm, a great place to retire. >> reporter: but the men should have had many more years together in their dream home. george chainy and his partner ed stone died in the atlas fire. they died in the flames. their niece paula chaney shows where they were found. she said her uncle george was the head of their family. she said losing him and ed has been devastated. >> it's one of those milestones in life that you're not really ready for f, but certainly not ready for the way that we were dealt that blow. >> now the men's family has filed lawsuit against pg&e. they believe sparks from the pg&e lines are accountable. they say nothing can bring the men back. they just hope to help protect others. >> we just don't wan

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. >> reporter: detective jody gaunterman has a reputation for being relentless. right off the bat she has an unusual suggestion. >> i wasn't so convinced that her loss of memory was due to brain damage. i thought it could have been that she was suppressing the traumatic memories. >> reporter: enter forensic psychologist dr. leon morris. he use s hypnosis to help patients unlock repressed traumatic memories. this is the moment britney relives the attack. you can see her shaking. >> he's -- he's -- hurting me. >> the doctor told me she's going to probably start remembering now. >> reporter: that's exactly what happened. >> he was a tall guy. >> reporter: detective gaunterman decides to try something else with that drop of blood. a cutting-edge dna test. >> they would take a dna profile and give us hair color, eye color, ancestry. then they do a 3d computer-generated image what was your suspect's going to look like. >> reporter: then she gets a call from britney. >> she said, jody, i remember the name, justin hansen. i remember working at the kiosk at the cottonwood

jodi hernandez was there as doctors examined lucky and join us now with positive updates. jodi? >> reporter: that's right, raj. the 3-month-old bird is doing much better tonight recovering here at the lindsey wildlife hospital in walnut creek after taking some scary falls. our cameras were rolling as veterinarians with the lindsey wildlife hospital examined the baby bald eagle looking for injuries. >> saw a little bruising here. >> reporter: this video shows the eget in the milipitas nest just last week testing out its wings as it prepared to try to fly, but baby is believed to have fallen from the tree on sunday. >> sometimes just like a child is trying to ride a bike, they stumble and fall. >> reporter: officers with the department of fish an wildlife tried placing it back on a branch yesterday, but the bird took another tumble. so officers brought themonth-ol hospital to get checked out. >> on the wing. >> reporter: despite bruising on the wings, dehydration and being a bit on the thin side doctors said songbird in good condition. vets gave it a meal of mice to help it regain

. >> i don't want to give too much away, but, fst of all, jodie foster.evor: right. >> so it's a hotel for criminals during a water drought. >> trevor: right. >> which may happen in the near-distant future. so it's set in 2028. there's a water riot going on, and these criminals, sterling and i, who are brothers, we get injured and we have to go to this hotel that is literally made for criminals. >> trevor: right. >> you pay a membership, and jodie foster plays a nurse that takes care of all of us. but we're not the onriminals checked in. >> trevor: it is a crazy premise. >> it is insane. >> trevor: the two of you being brothers is the most believable part of the story in terms of a crazy world, because in real life, you two are best friends. i did not know this. >> yeah, i have known him for over 11 years. he went to n.y.u. for grad school. and after i graduated from yale, i came to new york and started doing theater, and we have been doing, like, plays here ever since. but we never got to act in scenes together. we were always what i call "acting adjacen

nbc's jodi hernandez was there as doctors examined lucky and tells us how he's doing. >> reporter: our cameras were rolling as veterinarians with the lindsay wildlife hospital examined the baby bald eagle, looking for injuries. >> a little bruising here. >> reporter: this video shows the eaglet in its milpitas nest just last week testing out its wings as it prepared to try to fly. but the baby is believed to have fallen from the tree on sunday. >> sometimes just like a child trying to ride a bike, they stumble and fall. >> reporter: officers were the department of fish and wildlife tried placing it back on a branch yesterday but the bird took another tumble. so officers brought the 3-month-old to the wildlife hospital to get checked out. besides some bruising on its wings, some dehydration and being a bit on the thin side, doctors say the bird's in good condition. vets gave it a meal of mice to help it regain strength. >> so that he got a little calories. we also hand-fed him some mice so he could have that in his system. >> reporter: they then let it spread its wings and stretch its l

nbc bay area's jodi hernandez is in downtown oakland. we've done this a few times before. what's different this time around? >> reporter: well, raj, one big difference is there won't be a rally at this year's parade. but the plars are expected to interact more with fans along the parade route. i'll tell you, the dub nation is ready. city crews are putting upbusine banners. and bomb-sniffing dogs are sweeping downtown oakland, all gearing up for the warriors championship parade. >> i'm stoked for tomorrow. all these other fans. >> it's going to be so fun. there's going to be like a million people, which is pretty crazy. >> reporter: the city expects 1 millio to ne the streets. sunny skies means water and sunscreen will be a must. the city says they'll have medics on bikes and lots of police on hand to keep everyone safe. >> everybody wants to have a really good time, and we also know in the international security climate, we need to make sure people are safe. >> we're going to try to get out here at maybe 5:00 in the morning and just get right in the front and just camp out

lots of red flags here jodie. >> absolutely. i spoke atr leength with the retired editor.rrod ramos haded threatim and another reporter for years and they were afraid of what could happen. thom thas said this started with an article that was published back in 2011 after he pled guilty. ramos was angry about the article and sued for defamation. the paper won the case but it dragged on for years with appeals. the editor says he andis staff never met ramos in person but ngfinitely felt threatened. there were a online posts and digital threats about the newspaper and maryland judges for years. he it made me feel uncomfortable enough to go to police and ask for an investigation. so we all felt teatened there and were all concerned about it. but there was very little else we could do except be aware. ld me heetired editor not only warned his own family, but he held a newsroom meeting about him and alerted the front desk. anne arundel countyolice sai today it was ultimately the newspaper's decision not to pursue charges so as not to provoke ramos even >> thank you, jodie. >>> edi

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let's bring in jodie snyder -- jodi schneider.e can you tell us about this, it is fascinating to see a european business is the first one to put the flag in the air and say this will impact the bottom line. jodi: this is where it starts to get real. we start seeing things like this , the biggest carmaker to come forward and say that there are going to be implications. they are starting to see him petitions from the trade war. it's cars are not being purchased in the numbers they thought they would be a few months ago because of this -- the tariffs. this is where we are starting to see some real impatiens from what is clearly an escalating trade war or perhaps skirmishes. is going global now. it is interesting, right here in vienna, the discussion in the rooms behind me is about the possibility of donald trump going wild and suing the sovereign nation. and how much deeper are we stepping into global trade wars in the last one for hours, how do you interpret wilbur ross's commentary? the: escalation seems to be word of the day. we s

haidi: thank you very much, jodi.ahead, we get fidelity internationals take on how the markets are coping with the trade tensions. we are joined by the director catherine young later on. ramy: also coming up, we are looking at whether beijing is using its currency as a weapon in this trade fight with washington. we have a conversation with our next guest about that. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ ramy: let us look at the chinese currency, the yuan on its worst losing streak since 2015. everyone is asking whether or not beijing is quietly using the .urrency as a weapon, during the trade negotiations in other words, are the weakening the currency? this question is a bit tricky. if you look at the first chart, if you look at the fixing, the question is now. in fact, that pb has tended to fix the yuan stronger than the previous. close if you ask the market though, flipping this around, having a look at the spread between the official close and the mid-rate, there is a downward pressure on the currency when you look at the market.

he was known for his work on the jonbenet ramsey and jodi arias cases, as well as columbine. abc's marci gonzalez is in scottsdale for us this morning with the very latest. marci, good morning. >> reporter: guys, good morning. police here don't believe he or the other victims were killed randomly. but with the shootings happening daily, they worry what could happen next if this killer is not caught soon. this morning, police urgently searching for this man, believed to be carrying out a killing spree in arizona. >> right now, we're doing our best to locate this suspect and get him off the street. >> reporter: authorities in scottsdale now saying the murder of this prominent forensic psychiatrist is connected to the shootings deaths of two paralegals. now detectives determining if a fourth homicide this weekend is related. on thursday, the first victim, dr. steven pitt -- >> that would kind of speak to the appreciation of wrongfulness right there. >> reporter: known for his consulting work on high-profile cases including jonbenet ramsey's death, the columbine school massacre a

reporting live in contra costa county, jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> water aerobics, the way to go. you can track the heat through our free nbc bay area app. check on the weather to get your personalized forecast. >>> the continuing question, who's going to end up paying the fine? pg&e passing along the fine to customers? some argue that they are being manipulated. sam brock joins us with the details. >> reporter: good evening. one thing that was very evident from this call this morning. pg&e knows it will be on the hook for a lot of money. how much exactly is not clear. the word bankruptcy was not mentioned once this entire call, but the question remains, at the end of the day, who's going to foot this bill? >> when pg&e is facing billions in liability, we know all too well that they're going to be turning to us, their customers, to try to pick up the tab. >> reporter: the anger emanating from the offices of the utility reform network in downtown san francisco is fueled in part by this release. pg&e's proclamation to investors that's banking on a $2.5 billion charge minimum

the reporting in santa rosa, jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >>> new at 6:00, a possible mountain lion sighting in sbran brew -- san bruno. if you encounter a mountain lion, don't run away, make noise and try to appear larger than you are. >>> a slow-moving natural disaster is going to hit california much earlier than people realize. it's not an earthquake, but we're talking about extremeacco concerned sig concern scientists, homes will flood in marin county. it should be a wakeup call for those who live along the coast. now is a time to consider looking into a berm or raising your home. we have the full report on our website, nbcbayarea.com. >>> still to come, fighting back. what a high schooler on the peninsula did after being attacked on a popular walking trail. >>> plus, washed up along the shore, the thing in the ocean that made have led to this shark's death. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. fopg fo fogged in across pacifica. how much hotter that week? that update in about seven minutes. possibility of parole. that )s what a richmond man is facing if he )s convicted

up so early, jodie they from canada. —— there.t as being "the heart" of the remain campaign. england fans travelling to russia for the world cup have been warned they are at serious risk of racist, homophobic and anti—british attacks. a history of hooliganism and the collapse of anglo—russian relations in the wake of the salisbury poisoning has left mps fearing for supporters' safety. the government has been accused of providing vague reassurances over their security. the prime minister theresa may has arrived in canada ahead of this weekend's annual g7 summit, which brings together the leaders of the world's biggest economies. this year's meeting is expected to focus on themes including future growth, issues of equality and climate change. concerns surrounding international trade and the potential summit between the north korean leader kim jong—un and president trump are also expected to dominate talks. louis walsh has decided to leave the x factor after what he has described as 13 "fa ntastic" years. he's appeared on all but one

tonight -- jodie foster. the bachelorette becca kufrin. and music from ray lamontagne.mmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thanks for coming. happy "bachelorette" night, everyone. [ cheers and applause ] that's very nice. i know you're excited. because, well, for those of you who watched "the bachelorette," the bachelorette her

he's got a great hear >> reporter: jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >>> a man and his puppy reunited today after someone stole the dog in an attempt to win back an ex-girlfriend. luis gutierrez couldn't stop hugging his husky puppy after the two saw each other this afternoon. nilea was found near modesto in the town of siri. police say he stole the puppy on monday. he walked into a business, grabbed the dog and gave it to his estranged girlfriend, who lives about 90 miles away. cameras were rolling when that puppy was taken on monday. the estranged suspect was unaware the puppy was stolen and not involved with the crime. we spoke with the happy owner hate this afternoon. >> she came back really aggressive. i don't know what they were doing to her, but i'm glad she's home safe. >> very cute dog. the suspect now faces charges of stolen property. >>> so does the plan go far enough? san francisco leaders unveiled their idea today to collect drug needles discarded by addicts at one of san francisco's busiest b.a.r.t. stations. it's a growing problem in recent months with people shooting u

in danville, jodi hernandez. nbc bay area news. >> okay. thank you. >>> an updiet a story we first broke last night. san francisco general hospital says it is now investigating what happened in the hours before a woman was found dead in a psychiatric unit. we were the first to report that homicide investigators had launched a probe into the death of a woman found dead at the hospital monday morning. sources told our investigative unit that the woman had been brought in on a psychiatric hold but that no one checked on her for four hours after she asked to use the bathroom. in a statement the hospital now says, preliminary autopsy findings suggest no foul play but wouldn't answer any questions about the possible breakdown in patient monitoring. at least two state agencies are already probing the death of another person found dead in the hospital stairaway. at least one of the buildings on the hospital property last week. >>> community activists are calling this a hate crime campus. tonight a family claims a teacher put a noose around his own

joining me is jody aaronson. ole chg wilit's frustrating bect like congress abdicated their role.hought this was a golding opportunity with the majority of republicans to step up to the plates and get things done. but outside of a couple of major victories, there has been in-fighting and inability to solve these major issues. president trump cannot fix this on hiswn, can he? >> he can't. he's doing everything he can with the tools and resources he has which are wholly inadequate. we have the majority and control with a simple majority in the house. we have to get together and be leaders. we have to solve this problem. the alternative is unacceptable. if you do nothing, then you have an open border situation. that's the de facto policy. this president needs us to act and get him the tools to secure the border and top this madness once and for all. charles: the rules committee going through these bills. have you had an opportunity to wreath both of these? >> i'm a co-sponsor of the goodlatte bill, the more conservative bill. i'm very comfortable with that solution to the problem. i

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reporting live in contra costra county, i'm jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> okay, thank you, jodi. now pushing back against the border separation further, coming up at 6:30, how president trump highlighted the plight of americans whose loved ones were killed by people who entered the country illegally. >>> okay. get ready for one of the biggest weekends of the year hereth bay and it's going to be hot. you have pride in san francisco. the giants have a weekend series against the es and nascar in sonoma county. plan accordingly, and especially, be safe. now, among the hot spots this evening, a live look in digits for many cities in the area. let's bring in our chief meteorologist, jeff ranieri, who's tracking this heat. jeff? >> you can see the hot weather again started to arrive today. when you compare it to some of the hottest temperatures across the west, las vegas was at 109. my hottest temperature, concord at 102. so we are getting close to some of the top readings here throughout the west coast. tomorrow, temperatures go up even more. that's why there's a heat advisory in effe

i mentioned earlier today, jody curtis is one of our producers in washington.he worked behind the scenes and makes us look good. we have hundreds of producers like that. i mentioned her because she was on facebook talking about how she was nervous at first to talk to, to debate the great charles krauthammer, this pulitzer prize winner but he treated her -- they both like baseball. he treated her like respect every day. he had to sort of move his wheelchair passed his desk to get to bret baier's studio. they both loved the nationals. they would talk about who is in the line-up at 4:30 before bret's show. i make that point because jody made the point that resonated with our colleagues, didn't matter if you were the president, president bush talking about his legacy or a producer at fox or you were somebody down at the security desk. he treated everybody with that dignity and respect. >> and he was so curious and interested in everybody. plus, as you know, he was a clinical psychiatrist, but he said he was in remission. when he had a moment with you, he could ask

his father is talking only to nbc bay area's jody hernandez.e says that the son from danville suffers from ptsd and in need of help. >> he's a good kid. he's a kind kid. he's got a great heart. >> reporter: that's how lincoln minor describes his son but on monday 29-year-old alex minor of walnut creek arrested in washington, d.c. after trying to scale the fence in front of the white house. a tourist captured the arrest on camera. according to charging documents, alex minor told investigators president trump was the anti-christ and he had hoped to make his way into the oval office and slap president trump in the face. >> if he really wanted to harm the president i think he probably would have, you know, gotten a weapon. and didn't have one. >> reporter: lincoln miner said his son is a marine veteran that served on the front lines in afghanistan and has never been the same since. >> he served our country. >> yeah. he served our country and he came back not quite the way he went. i know he is not who he was. and i don't think it's his fault. >> re

>> as they go back to back against jody errington to the seventh inning.n tht and the reason everybody is out here that is the primary purpose of all of that. it is cheaper than a regular baseball game but also all that money going across the region. the 20 to four for the democrats, top of the seventh in the congressional baseball game. >> in his second term, he spends his time at the armed services and the national resource committee. graduate of harvard goes on the republican side. a free-to offering even stephen. let's go back to facebook live. any serious injuries? >> i don't think i've seen anything on that have you? >> growing up in washington, and being interested in baseball and this game i don't recall any serious injuries, but that doesn't mean it didn't happen. have you ever seen a bench clearing brawl? >> done in my reference, none in my memory. >> remember they have to face eaceach other and go back to wok tomorrow. the senate has taken the week off but the house has to go back in tomorrow for a lot of legislation. they wouldn't want to do so

jody fleisher, news 4 i-team. >>> it's a5:25. coming up, a soccer star bringing his talents to the district. details on a possible deal with one of the biggest names in the professional league. zblierng >>> welod thursday morning. we have a couple of showers as you make your way out the door. you could run into a few of those. throughout the day g 'll see imconditions and it will be heating up. i'll show you that forecast in a few minutes. >>> plus, bevere teamoverage and first 4 traffic after a tractor-trailer overturned. it's causing problems for two tsy highways. everything you ne kn, everything you ne kn, ow jardiance asked: wh it comes to managing your type 2 diabetes, what matters to you? you got a1 heart, diet, and exercise. slide 'em up or slide 'em down. so let's see. for most oc.you, it's lower but only a few of you are thking about your heart. fact is, even though it helps to manage a1c, type 2 diabetes still increases your risk of a fatal heart attack or stroke. jardiance is the only type 2 diabetes pi with a lifesavi

i hereby appoint the honorable jody c. arrington to act as speaker pro tempore on this day. signed, paul d. ryan, speaker of the house of representatives. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the order of the house of january 8, 2018, the chair will now recognize members from lists submitted by the majority and minority leaders for morning hour ebate. -- chair will alternative alternate recognition between the parties, all time shall be equally allocated between the parties and in no event shall debate continue john 1:50 p.m. each member other than the majority and minority leaders and minority whip shall be limited to five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from oregon, mr. blumenauer, for five minutes. mr. blumenauer: thank you, mr. speaker. as we recover from the chaos emanating from the white house and the tweeter in chief this last week, it's important to recognize children are not invaders. children must not be used as political pawns for reckless immigration enforcement policy. thank you, justin, for being a lonely but principled republican voice reminding yo

our own jody hernandez broke the story online. follow us. @nbc bay area. >>> now to a major milestone on the peninsula. the city of east palo alto is celebrating two years without any homicides. back in 1992, you may remember it had the highest homicide rate in the nation. police chief albert cardini's message to the community, you should be proud of the work you have done. >>> well, they want google to go before it even gets here. more than two dozen people attended a meeting last night to express concern about the tech giant's expansion plans in san jose. google wants to create what it's called a planned village near san jose deerdon train station. some say it takes space for housing and cost jobs. >>> 4:50. the rush is on in sacramento stop soda taxes from taking hike and holding on here in california for a decade. let me explain it to you. there's a reason why lawmakers are really taking this action. lawmakers say it's really to stop big soda companies from taking the issue to voters in november. new pressure would require a two thirds m

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. >> reporter: jody goodwin represents 100 migrant parents. >> they didn't think this through in which way to match up which parents. >> liz, i want to start with you because the department of homeland security doesn't answer the questions of the families and advocates like the ones that spoke to gabe gutierrez there. they are asking the government to provide. what is your sense of how the administration is trying to fix this blunder? >> the fact sheet is the first time the government has told people how many of the young children that they took from their parents have actually been reunited. and the number is 522. but there's still a lot of questions it doesn't answer. one is, the children rep united with their parents, were they deported in this country. there are a lot of questions remaining about the 2,000 kids waiting to be reunited with their parents and how long that process will take. if a child is well along in that proce process, then this -- >> what is it about policy making in the white house creating all these stumbling blocks? >> well, look, i mean, there's bad policy and

. >> reporter: and jodie's team raised. >> cleared the hundred thousand dollars mark so it's a great effort coming from sacramento. >> reporter: to make the 2018 ride a new record. >> $15.6 million! >> reporter: money that will go to help the los angeles lgbt center and the san francisco aids foundation. >> that's fantastic, and certainly in this time resources are more needed than ever. >> it will save a lot of lives and provide more services throughout califor >> reporter: an evthat for everyone here is personal. >> everybody has their reasons. i do it thinking of my brother who passed from aids. >> my uncle died from aids in the early 90s, so i'm doing it to represent him. >> i have a son that's gay, and i want to make sure when he gets older we don't have to deal with this epidemic. >> reporter: and for bob, this is more than his 19th ride. this is his rsonal battle. >> yes, i've been hiv positive since 1980. >> reporter: the aids life cycle ride, about community, coming together on two wheels. >> it's hard to say how i feel about all of this. it's just, it's heartwarming, it rea

it's so -- so acting with jodie foster.se ] >> jimmy: who's better than jodie foster? >> absolutely insane, and she was warm and kind, and she's been doing it since she was three or four. >> jimmy: oh, yeah. >> like, over 50 years of acting. >> jimmy: she is amazing. >> yeah, so she had so much to share that i got a chance to act with my brother, brian tyree henry. >> jimmy: brian tyree henry is one of the most talented guys -- >> he's -- >> jimmy: from atlanta. >> atlanta. just got nominated for a tony. >> jimmy: oh. >> right? so -- >> jimmy: he is the most talented -- [ cheers and applause ] >> he's killing the game. >> jimmy: most fun guy. >> absolutely. >> jimmy: are you -- >> and we played brothers. we've known each other for like 11 years. >> jimmy: is that right? >> yeah. that's my man. and we got to play brothers in this movie. and we were both like kids in the candy stores, is like, "it's happening. people are paying us to actually do this together." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: good. >> "right now." you know what i mean

those charged with illegal entry are given a flyers but jodie goodwin says the process will be difficult. >> the children don't have the capacity to even maybe tell them their parents full name. so being able to identify the parents through the children is something that's impossible. >> reporter: donna abbott works in michigan caring for 81 children separated from their parents at the border. >> we're seeing some where between two weeks to a month for us to make contact with the parent and begin to setup contact with the child. >> reporter: cameras have not been allowed inside so-called tender age shelters like this one that advocates say the facilities house crying toddlers. in all more than 2,300 kids have been separated from their parents since the zero-tolerance policy was announced last month. some housed in this tent city. according to an official with the department of health and human services, those tents cost $775 per person per night. almost three times the price to house them in more permanent shelters with their families. tonight in this shelter in texas, families are huddl

jody hernandez broke the news on twitter. you can get updates by follows us at nbc bay area. >>> it was an announcement that shocked many and rattled nerves for progressives across the country and the bay area. anthony kennedy is retiring. at times he was the swing vote in cases regarding same-sex marriage and abortion. cheryl hurd is live with how the news is sinking in for people here in the bay area. cheryl? >> well, it's sinking in slowly, especially fore people here in san francisco. they're still trying to wrap their heads around all of this. i talked to one well known gay and lesbian rights advocate tonight, and she's in shock. >> it's a huge setback, and it makes one very nervous. >> kate kendall is executive director of the national center for lesbian rights. justice kennedy has been a champion for the bt saw us. he saw us and our relationships. he cared about our families. he cared about our kids. >> kendall, whose organization won critical, legal fights for marriage equality was there when justice kennedy gave the

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cases including the murder of jonbenet ramsey, the columbine high school massacre, and the trial of jodiwe have been able to tie the -- or basically determine that the shooting on 1st street is related to the shooting of dr. steven pitt. >> reporter: but that's not the only connection. dr. connie jones's lawyer is a partner at the same law firm where two of the other victims, paralegals sharp and anderson, were murdered. their law firm released a statement calling anderson a "friend, mother, grandmother and wife who gave all of herself to her family, her friends, and her work," adding that sharp was a "treasured member of our work family." officials say the hypnotherapist marshall levine was collateral damage who simply shared an office with another therapist involved in the divorce proceedings. >> you do wonder is this a disgruntled client of mine that was looking for me? i mean, i doubt, it but it can could be. >> reporter: the shooter also allegedly post aid series of videos before his rampage maligning his ex-wife and dr. pitt. >> the reason killers post things online knowing that th