. ♪ john: dennis rodman's endorsement for donald trump. first, the cache of the day.ork times broke the story that two inspector general's requested a review whether e-mails from hillary clinton's personal cap was mishandled and one of the ig's asserted that she either

. ♪ john: dennis rodman's endorsement for donald trump. first, the cache of the day.he new york times broke the story that two inspector generals requested a review whether e-mails from hillary clinton's personal cap was mishandled and one of the ig's asserted that she either received or sent e-mails that should have been classified. there has been less than meets the eye and hillary addressed the public today. mrs. clinton: i want to say a word about what is in the news today and, uh, it is because there have been a lot of inaccuracies as congressman cummings made clear this morning. maybe the heat is getting to everybody. we all have a responsibility to get this right. i have released 55,000 pages of e-mails. i have said repeatedly that i will answer questions before the house committee. we are all accountable to the american people to get the facts right and i will do my part. john: do we all love responsibility to get this right? on a scale from one to godzilla, how do you view with this? mark: it looks like a three but it is a potential to go back up to a six or

new details in the fatal police shooting of john denny jr. >> every officer-involved shooting has to be taken seriously because of possible charges of excessive force. this one is even more sensitive because the victim, the person shot by pleasanton police happens to be the son of a reserve police officer. and that has raised some questions. this happened on sunday morning about 2:00 a.m. in a car dealership in downtown pleasanton. the family has hired the geragos law firm. they are suspicious of the account pleasanton police have given. john denning sr. is a nine-year reserve officer for oakdale police and believes pleasanton officers escalated the situation. john jr. known as bub abroke into a pleasanton car dealership early sunday where he keyed cars and wrote on the walls. >> i thought i had a law enforcement family. i thought i could trust the training of other police officers. it's unbelievable to me. i don't know if i want to go back to work. i've lost my son. i don't know where to go from here. i don't know what to do. >> pleasanton police held a press conference. their versi

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so john, hall of famer. i'm dennis o'donnell. have a great weekend. >>> all right. time for your play of the day. major league baseball minnesota's eddie rosario just needed a single. hits for the cycle single double triple home run but no, sir! brad miller makes a leaping grab for the out late in the game. going to ruin the party. your play of the day. >>> time now 6:25. yet another major wildfire in northern california has destroyed homes and burned thousands of acres. we'll have the latest on the effort to contain the rocky fire. >> reporter: and you are going to want to avoid unnecessary trips between san francisco and the east bay. coming up we'll tell you how to get >>> debris found on an island may offer some insight into the missing malaysia airlines jet. what clues it could provide. >> and we're learning more about the man who died after a fight with bay area police officers. >> and now for something completely different in the weather department! a little bit of a cooling trend. we'll have the forecast coming up. >> details of an accidents near castro vall

so john, hall of famer. i'm dennis o'donnell. have a great weekend. >> i agree 100%! >>> all right.r your play of the day. major league baseball minnesota's eddie rosario just needed a single. hits for the cycle single double triple home run but no, sir! brad miller makes a leaping grab for the out late in the game. going to ruin the party. bruce won your play of the day. >>> it is 5:26. up next the british rocker morrissey says at sfo he was sexually assaulted. the message he has for everyone who uses that airport. coming up. >> and you are going to want to avoid unnecessary trips across the bay this weekend. coming up, we'll tell you why oc life's the food that brings us together. and kitchens where every meal is the most important of the day. life's the food that brings us together. and kitchens where every meal is the most important of the day. you can save over 500 bucks when you switch to progressive. that's a fact. but this whole "blondes have more fun" thing... ♪ ♪ standing by for fun. ♪ ♪ >>> a wildfire burning out of control in remote lake county. thousands of acres have b

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. >> reporter: the national parks spokesman dennis frye thankful that the historic area where john brown was hung after leading a slave rebellion that lead up to the civil war was untouched. residence crediting local volunteers and firefighters from surrounding states for saving the town and the national park. >> as bad as this is, we could have lost the entire town. >> reporter: but the business owners like cindy dunn are in shock. lost with a -- lost was a pub, an ice cream shop, and a shopping store. no one was injured here. in harper's ferry scott broom wusa9. >> fire investigators have not added up the property damage just yet. they're still trying to figure out what caused the fire. >>> a witness to one of three alexandria murders engaged in some emotional testimony today in the case against charles severance. severance facing trial in october for the murder of ruthanne lodato last year, nancy dunning in 2003. and that a pre-trial hearing today where the court heard from a caretaker of lodato's elderly mom who was shot and wounded by the gunman who killed lodato at the family's hom

john: what all do respect to donald trump, you just found your secretary of state. ♪ dennis rodman endorsementd trump. first, the cash of the day. the new york times broke the story that two inspector general's requested a review whether e-mails from hillary clinton's personal cap was mishandled and one of the ig's

stabler played under legendary coach paul bryant in college and john madden in the nfl. in 2009 he told dennis'donnell' tough relationship with his father shaped him the most. >>> i think he had demons inside of him that caused him to react in some tough ways that i had to deal with as a very young man. >> i think i come out of it stronger and tougher and things more in perspective. if you to deal with your father on those terms, third and 15 ain't that big a deal. [ laughter ] >>> snake had a great sense of humor. he will be missed. nba yesterday was the first day players could sign new deals around the league. draymond green got the money. a five-year deal for $82 million from the warriors. he said his teammates flooded his phone with messages last week when the deal was announced. >> like as soon as the deal, i say probably 15, 20 minutes later my phone crashed. >> you got the next meal, anything like that they giving you a hard time? >> definitely, definitely! but, um, you know, we'll continue playing credit card roulette. >> good for draymond. soon all single-digit numbers will be retired

dennis o'donnell. coming up, the latest sign of the tiger woods apocalypse. he trails johnkes after the first round at the british open. but daly trailed the leader by 6. who is the leader of the pack after round 1. we'r >>> they teed off for round two at 1 a.m. pacific time this morning. and it's going to pour on the old course today. here's what happened after round one. good weather for the first half of the day meant low scores unless you were this guy. tiger woods, he has won on this course twice but his second shot of the day into the water. he shot a 4-over 76 tied for 139th. jordan spieth the man chasing the grand slam second shot on the par 4 seventh sets him up for a tapin birdie. he cards 5-under 67, two shots off the lead chasing that man! dustin johnson three putting to lose the u.s. open to spieth last month. think he's over that. he shot a 7-under 65 and he had the first round lead. how about derek fisher, coach of the knicks summer league team against the warriors. 3rd quarter golden state looney with the dunk had 11 on five of six shooting. warriors win 76-

dennis o'donnell. coming up, the latest sign of the tiger woods apocalypse. he trails john daly by five strokes after the first round at the british open. but daly trailed the leader by 6. who is the leader of the pack after round 1. >> we're up next. >> in today's jobs report, jill schlesinger has some tips on asking for a raise. >>> reporter: this could be a good time for you to ask for that long-awaited bump in pay. job openings are increasing to 15-year highs in the bay area. but in the post-recession era, employees don't earn a raise simply by tenure. they must show that they add value and make a difference to the company. career experts advise taking three steps before talking to your boss. first, gather information about company and industry salaries at sites like pay scale and glass door, which will provide you with a reasonable target salary in mind. write down your unique contributions to the company. include money saving ideas you implemented, positive reviews, and customer testimonials. next, rehearse what you will say. practice your pitch out loud with someone

one was a catholic priest a jesuit at creighton university john markoe, and the other founder of the deporres club was a gentleman named dennynd who is actually my father. he was a 20-year-old crate top student and he and father markoe talked about what they called at the time social justice and he started a group and my dad says he thought he was joining a prayer book, sit around, talk about what the moral and theological implications war and father markoe had different ideas and over in the next seven years was the core and he center of that group as they moved into boycotts and picketing and challenging and doing things that my dad said scared him spitless. when the deporres club began their operation, the ceremony civil rights -- they used the term social justice because civil rights want part of the national lexicon at the time. the idea of civil rights was so far removed from the idea of the greater community of ohama or the united states, that they were kind of operating in a vacuum. i like to say day were operating without a net. there were not the support groups there were not the prior experiences of other groups t

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i can't imagine what john kerry broken leg, 18 days in vienna at the end came to these negotiations. he showed a lot of fortitude. so as a former negotiator dennis and i are both former negotiators, my hats off to the american team. >> rose: then the question is as the president asked this was the best way to achieve one single goal which is to stop the iranians from having a nuclear weapon. do you agree with that, dennis? >> well, i certainly agree that pursuing a diplomatic outcome is by far a better outcome than any other one, number one. number two there is no military solution to the problem. the fact is even if you use force, you can't destroy their know how or engineering capability. the question is not whether a negotiated approach would be the best way to do it, the question is whether what has been negotiated meets the standards that we really set for ourselves and really makes us safer. and i think the people in the congress should evaluate it seriously. i would suggest many people not to rush to judgment. they ought to take a very hard look at this. they ought to ask questions about it. they ought to treat it as what amounts to what

john brody into the hall of fame. the former 49er quarterback will be at kezar stadium this afternoon. we'll have that story for you tonight at 6:00. i'm dennis. have a great day. >>> major league baseball we have the angels and the astros. and the astros jose going to make a backhanded stop and get up and get his base runner. there it is. and there it goes. play of the day. take another look. houston won. look at that. up and off balance, up, and he scoops and gets them. battle of two top teams. houston won to beat the angels in the american league west the play of the day. >>> firefighters in northern california cannot catch a break as yet another wildfire forces hundreds of people to find safer ground. >> reporter: and the teenaged boy accused of kidnapping, raping and then killing an 8- year-old girl here in santa cruz appears in court in just a hey foster farms! looks like you left these two west coast birds behind! foster farm's chicken's california grown. you guys aren't from here. wrong! we love yoga and sunshine and stuff. well foster farm's chicken has no added hormones. well i wish you didn't have any added negativity! ha! high fiv

or you had others like the minority whip, denny hoyer, who has been a little bit more hesitant to go out on a limb on that. host: a tweet last night from john, president obama abandoned his own standards for a good agreement, speaker using all of his social media platforms and other platforms to talk about this deal. perry is up next, washington, d.c., line for independents. good morning. caller: at first i was going to ask about the year all of this is due to take place but i do want to respond to what netanyahu just said. he's saying that they're getting a money bonanza but what i'm understanding is that these were iran's already frozen assets of their own money that had been frozen. so it's not like our government is giving those people -- and i'm not on their side. but it's not like they're giving those people some of our money, so that's a distortion. but i wanted to know, i mean, what kind of time frame are we talking about, and i just don't even recall in my own history the time when -- what year was the vote made for israel to have their nuclear weapons? i'm just trying to put it all together. host: when you're talking about the tim

john harwood recently sat down with former house speaker and current house minority leader nancy pelosi to talk about lots of issues including recent revelations involving her former colleague, denniser. take a listen. >> when the very sad news broke about speaker hastert a couple weeks ago, some people observed the irony that at a time when the republican house was pursuing the impeachment of president clinton over a private scandal, the then-speaker the speaker-elect, and then person who succeeded the speaker-elect all had private scandals of their own. >> there were indictments every time you turned around and subpoenas from the justice department. not from the congress. so there was just a moral fiber that wasn't there. and of course it was spelled out with katrina when crow in iism and incompetence were spelled out so clearly. >> do you think that's a characteristic of the modern republican party? >> no i don't. >> that that fiber is not there? >> i think it was hard to understand why they tolerated what they did. but -- and i never thought that there was any vulnerability in terms of the speaker. but let me just say this. mr. -- nobody really regarded mr. hastert as "the spea

or you had others like the minority whip, denny hoyer, who has been a little bit more hesitant to go out on a limb on that. host: a tweet last night from johnhner, president obama abandoned his own standards for a good agreement, speaker using all of his social media platforms and other platforms to talk about this deal. perry is up next, washington, d.c., line for independents. good morning. caller: at first i was going to ask about the year all of this is due to take place but i do want to respond to what netanyahu just said. he's saying that they're getting a money bonanza but what i'm understanding is that these were iran's already frozen assets of their own money that had been frozen. so it's not like our government is giving those people -- and i'm not on their side. but it's not like they're giving those people some of our money, so that's a distortion. but i wanted to know, i mean, what kind of time frame are we talking about, and i just don't even recall in my own history the time when -- what year was the vote made for israel to have their nuclear weapons? i'm just trying to put it all together. host: when you're talking about the