joe johnston among them. these are well-qualified officers fighting the confederacy. -- for the confederacy. that is why, early in the war, they were winning. they win most of the major fight. as things go on, and these guys fall away, it swings in the other direction. yes? >> i can understand the appeal of vietnam and korea. what is the process of curing the stories through? jeff shaara: much like with the american revolution. i wanted to go forward to the constitutional convention. you have benjamin franklin, key figures to the revolution. there involved in the formation of the country. the same situation now. in the aftermath the book, i talk about all of her howard founding howard university. i did not knowing his name. the problem is, it is a hard sell for my publisher. they are very much -- and i do not mean to be facetious -- they are of the opinion, if it ain't broke, do not fix it. i have a genre i focus on. to suddenly change and do something a little different might not work. i have people that fol

one, the death of one man albert sidney johnston. he was a confederate commander a lot of people have never heard of him and that's a shame because he's a really interesting diet -- guy. he died in 1862 in the middle of his own attack. at the time of his death, he is winning the day. the south is winning the battle of shiloh. the union army is in a mess, people are running like crazy, they are hiding along the riverbank of the tennessee river . hundreds of shoulders have given up the fight. they are done. the south is trying to crack -- cut off the union army from the river and if they can do that the army has nowhere to go, it is over. it would be a crushing defeat for federal forces. that's what's happening when johnston goes down. the reason that changes history first of all. albert sidney johnston was extremely with jefferson davis resident of the confederacy. in the confederacy if you were friends with jefferson davis, you are going to do big things. if you weren't friends with jefferson davis it did not matter how that a soldie

johnstons presentation >> coner johnston legislative aid to supervisor breed. the 2 pieces are follow ubledgeivation to fillmore and divisadero ncd's supported by the planning commission in june 2013 and passed this committee in 2014 and the bos passed them and became efecktdive in december. the divisadero runs 12 blocks from haight at the south to [inaudible] the fillmore runs 9 blocks from mu calster at the south and bush to the north. the ncd allow [inaudible] diverse modes of transit and invite active and appealing architecture and create a frame work. they are a important part of divisadero and fillmore long term plans to create vibrant cor drbs. all the legislation today does is remove the parcel based controls. to emphasize that point i'll read the operative sentence . density will be restricted by envelope control by height, [inaudible] all other applicable controls of this and other codes as well as applicable design guides and applicable developments and rareia plan and design review. curltly divisadero limits 1 [inaudible] for regular housing and one

pumped to watch this one and see julie johnston do her thing. let's go usa. ."has been one of the best defenders in the tournament. >>> earlier it was the third place game, germany versus england and this was the only goal. england converting a penalty kick late into extra time. they go on to win this is one to nothing and finish on a high note after a very tough loss in the semifinals. >>> roger federer is through to the next rounds at wimbledon he won in four sets this afternoon. federer is looking for his eighth title there. he's currently tied with pete sampras with seven wimbledon championships. >>> and you know you got to watch out for low flying objects every now and again a pigeon spooked this tampa bay player after he got a base hit. the bird decided to want around the infield for a little bit. no worries and he was clearly in no rush. the bronx pigeon intervened and the >> welcome back. the fireworks have already begun in center city philadelphia. here's a live look right now. it's the finale of the big welcome america concert on the parkway and it is

johnston.thermore, my office did not consult or discuss the terms and conditions of this plea bargain with lyle mitchell or his attorney. in regards to the charges spending against gene palmer, our office is continuing its investigation with the new york state police. the charges against palmer being presented to the grand jury were delayed to allow palmer's attorney to review the case and all the statements that palmer made previously to new york state politician. plea negotiations with palmer's attorney have failed to reach an agreement and palmer's attorney has advised us in writing that palmer will not waive his right to grand jury and that the case will be presented in early august to a clinton county grand jury. in regards to charges pending against david sweat of escape in the first degree, a delay in the grand jury presentment was caused by the inspector general's investigation as well as the investigation being conducted by the franklin county district attorney's office. the only signi

nicole johnston now has more on mullah omar's life and his impact on the region. >> the americans had played a multi million dollar bounty on his head. mullah mohammed omar, the man who was the spiritual leader and military commander of the taliban. a reclusive private man for most of his life. this is one of the few photos of him. he began as a hue gentleman had mujahideen fighter. it was described how he became the self proclaimed amir emir of the taliban. >> they chose him. he was famous person. >> his 30 fighters turned into thousands as the taliban movement grew and took over afghanistan in 1996. under his command the taliban established security and order in a country ravaged by chaos and violence. but stability came at a cost. tat ban's strict interpretation of islam meant harsh punishment meted out on to the population as mullah omar worked towards his version of the sharia-based society. it was his alliance to osama bin laden that became the driving force shaping much of afghanistan's fate. it was a close and mutually benefit relationship. bin laden swore allegiance to omar.

johnston.tigation report that the defendant would be issued any warnings and the defendant would be presumed executive law. this completes the entire predisposition your honor, relative to joyce mitchell's involvement with the escape of richard matt and david sweat in june 2012. >> mr. johnston does the negotiation of this position as set forth by the district attorney, does it concur with your understanding? >> yes, it does. and one thing i would add is what i said previously, that to my knowledge, ms. mitchell does not have any ability, will not have the ability on the sentencing date to actually pay the fine moneys out of pocket. it may be necessary for the court to issue a separate judgment but other than that possibility, that sets forth my understanding as well. >> at this time i'm going to ask the defendant to stand and be sworn in. [ defendant sworn ] >> please state your name for the record? >> joyce mitchell. >> ms. mitchell if i ask you a question that you don't understand will you g

nicole johnston, al jazeera. >> our mike viqueira is in washington.mulla omar has been out of the public eye for so long, how much does confirmation of his death really matter? >> first of all let's be a little cautious. a jaundiced eye as we look at reports from the afghan services. mullah omar has been signing off messages on the internet as little as five days ago. also we have not had confirmation from the united states government. we haven't had confirmation from the taliban itself. and we're still waiting to hear from the white house. but in terms of how it matters you have to look at the larger picture here. i think as a political matter the obama administration domestically will trumpet this news as a success. but some of the details are a little bit sketchy and again you have to approach this with caution. to review the reports say that he was killed in pakistan two years ago dieing in a hospital in karachi. as you rightly pointed out paul, we have to figure out what is going on here and, in fact, why did it take so long. the afghan governmen

defender, julie johnston, santa clara university. sets up scoring like this for lloyd and does everything for this team in her first world cup. the former bronco is one of the eight finalists for the women's world cup mvp award. the golden bowl trophy and i know they're recruiting tool for longtime and i'd say very proud santa clara head coach here. jerry smith. >> i'd be lying the i said i -- if i said i knew she was going to be that good. she's -- i think she's doing some things that are really unpriest dented at her -- unprecedented at her young age. to be considered one of the leaders of the team is truly remarkable. we knew we had something that good. we didn't know that good. >>> this one. lamar curse al dredge out at portland. the free agent power forward will sign with the san antonio spurs today. four years, $80 million. so after nine seasons with the blazers, the 6'11'' all-star returns to his native texas roots as nba guys, free agency has just gone crazy. although for the warriors go, they're glad they got the guy in full

johnston.ation of the presentence investigation report that the defendant would waive or the court would issue warnings to the defendant and the defendant would provide a dna sample and pay the $50 dna data bank fee. this encompasses the entire plea disposition, your honor, relative to joyce mitchell and her involvement relative to the escape of david sweat and richard matt which occurred june 6th 2012. thank you. >> mr. johnston does the negotiated disposition as set forth by district attorney wiley, does it concur with your understanding? >> yes, it does. and the only other thing i would add is what i have said previously is that to my knowledge miss mitchell does not have the ability at the sentencing date to pay the fine monies out of pocket. it may be necessary for the court to issue a summary judgment but other than that possibility, that sets forth my understanding as well. >> at this time i'm going to ask the defendant to stand and be sworn in. >> do you solemnly swear the testimony you

julie johnston and the u.s. have been delivering all tournament long.e live in a pick and choose world. choose, choose, choose. but at bedtime? ...why settle for this? enter sleep number... don't miss the lowest prices of the season, going on now. sleepiq technology tells you how well you slept and what adjustments you can make. you like the bed soft. he's more hardcore. so your sleep goes from good to great to wow! only at a sleep number store. right now, save $300 to $700 on select mattress sets, plus 36-month special financing. ends monday! know better sleep with sleep number. >> back with soccer. eve of sunday's women's world cup final. u.s., japan. up to 23 players on the u.s. squad, four are from bay area schools. alex morgan, cal, kelly o'hara, stanford. julie johnston, santa clara university. oh, she can set up the scoring. like here, for carly lloyd. she does everything on this team. this her first world cup. the former bronco is one of eight finalists for the women's world cups mvp award for golden ball trophy. imagine working that end on a re

if only johnston were dictator or king, we could trust him to retreat. [laughter] i loved the woman who wrote in her diary that johnston seems to be intent on retreating out of virginia. in the whole world is open to him. he can retreat almost anywhere. the secretary of the navy, writing in his diary on april 10 1865 joins most other loyal citizens and celebrating news from appomattox. this surrender of the great rebel captain and the most formidable and reliable army of the secessionists terminates the rebellion. we have never had a good edition of gideon welles' diary. it is one of the great american diaries. one wretched awful three volume version was published and eight difficult to use one was published in 1960. there is a spectacularly good edition of his civil war diary. it doesn't do the reconstruction but it does the civil war part. if you don't have it and want a foundational primary account on the civil war get this new version of gideon welles' diary the end of that commercial. i get no money for that. confederates agreed with gideon welles.

john: if johnstone is not wounded and mcclellan is -- johnstone woke up every day and said, what a great day to retreat. matt: the seven-day signals that it will be a longer war. --gary: the seven-day signals that it will be a longer war. you will have to do things you did not do before. joan: the chronology is important. i've been researching for donaldson, which occurred in february of 1862. the follow for donaldson, the first big union victory engineered by u.s. grant. what the aftermath to that also showed was how difficult this war was going to be to bring to a close the union as it was because right away, the slaves demanded attention. the slaves came to the union army in tennessee and in terms of the overall occupation policies had to be developed for them. slavery was diminishing at that point. gary: thousands of black refugees present the u.s. government with a topic they had to deal with. john: having derived the system of thinking about fugitive slaves as contraband, property, using the laws of property against the confederacy in the context of war, combined with mcclellan, al

before the last match he tweeted this almost game time pumped to watch this one and see julie johnstoning. let's go u.s.a. johnston has been one of the best deeven ifers in this tournament so far. >>> and earlier it was third place game germany verse england this was the only goal actually, england converting a penalty kick late into extra time. they go on to win one to nothing and finish on a high note after a tough loss in the semi finals. >>> roger fedderrer is through the next round of wimbledon. he won in four sets saturday afternoon. fedderer is looking for his eighth title there he is tied with pete sampras. >>> watch out for little flying objects folks a pigeon swoop this is tampa bay player after he got a base hit. the bird then decided to wander around the infield a little bit. yankees went on to win. so go figure. >>> that is pretty good. that is it for "eyewitness news" at 6:00 here's what we have coming up at 7:00. we are continuing to follow had breaking news overnight. rash of violence in the city of philadelphia we will have have a live report for you. >>> many are enjo

julie johnston. >> kelly: there comes a moment, she was issued yellow card. played a mind same. sasic just missed it. first penalty kick the german team misses in the german cup. >> rob: then what happens few minutes later alex morgan. >> kelly: slides into the box. she takes it. carli lloyd big pressure on her shoulders sets up. focus, hits the back of the net. look at the composed penalty. >> rob: then jill ellis goes to the bench. 57th minute brings in kelley o'hara for tobin heath. o'hara so strong in the quarterfinals. oh by the way a little hand in this affair here in the 84th. carli lloyd assist. o'hara at the doorstep bang it in. carli lloyd all over the field tape much more comfortable advanced position. beating people, that is the joy comes with the knowledge that you are headed to the world cup final. >> rob: u.s. now chance for unprecedented third world cup trophy again tomorrow second semi final live on fox sports 1 england taking on japan that one from edmonton. the u.s. for first time ever in their history off the back to back women's world cup

the attorney steve johnston tells cnn she believes her prayers were answered.ore good news for mitchell. the lawyer for her husband says that lyle mitchell plans to stick by his wife. >> he is still in love with her. to put it bluntly. and i think he plans on waiting for her. we have spoken about the fact that he may -- he may still be an employee of the department of corrections and community service here in new york and what that would mean if his wife was in prison at that point. >> according to investigators, mitchell planned to pick up sweat and matt and help them get to mexico but she lost her nerve at the last minute. >>> federal agents are investigating a fire at a plaque church that -- black church that broke out last night. 50 firefighters worked to put out that plays at mt. zion church. officials did not know how how the fire started but one church burned down 30 years ago and blamed on the ku klux klan. tuesday's fire a series of blazes at south churches raising concerns. these are churches in florida, tennessee, north and south carolina all since t

i'm grateful to carry johnstone who has been the acting director. and sarah sewall. it is really a task that is brought together by every division, every office, every mission of the entire state department. this report is the product of really an entire year-long effort. these folks will leave here today and will begin next year's report. and it is a constant process of following up with the employees of our diplomatic posts around the world, gathering facts information, and helping to lay it out. and this report is important because it really is one of the best means that we have, as individuals, to speak up for adults and children who lack any effective platform whatsoever through which they are able to speak for themselves. because of its credibility, this report is also a source of validation and inspiration to activists on every single continent who are striving to end the scourge of modern slavery. i want to emphasize, as i did last month when we issued a report on our human rights observations around the world, the purpose of this document is not to scold, no

her attorney steve johnston tells cnn she believes her prayers were answered.ore good news for mitchell. the lawyer for her husband says that lyle mitchell plans to stick by his wife. >> he is still in love with her, to put it bluntly. and i think he plans on waiting for her. we have spoken about the fact that he may -- he may still be an employee of the department of corrections and community services here in new york, and what that would mean if his wife was in prison at that point. >> wow. what a situation. according to investigators, mitchell planned to pick up sweat and matt and help them get to mexico. first to west virginia and then go to mexico but she lost her nerve at the last minute. the plan she may have killed her husband. >> they probably would have killed her right away and taken the car and run. a lot of intrigue there. >>> breaking overnight. federal agents investigating a fire at an african-american church in greeleyville, south carolina. 50 firefighters worked to put out that plays at mt. zion church. so far, officials do not know what starte

julie johnston. does everything. sets up scoring here for carly lloyd.n her first world cup, the former bronco is one of eight finalists for the women's world cup mvp award called the golden ball trophy. yet another recruiting nugget for legendary and proud when i spoke with him. santa clara head coach jerry smith. >> i would be lying if i said i knew she would be that good. i mean, i think she is doing some things that are really unprecedented. at her young age, on that stage with that team to be considered one of the leaders of the team is truly remarkable. we knew we had something good. we just didn't know she would be that good. >> that was a brand new facility. the stevens center. i didn't want to leave. i mean, it is so new, it got everything. all i needed was a clicker and a stocked fridge. i could live there. just lock the doors around i will take care of everything. >> my daughter is on the couch to watch the game. i may be a little late. >> u.s. and japan. that will be the sports topic on sunday. >> cool. >> can't wait. >> you know what is amaz

and among them one woman. 25-year-old samantha johnston was a private in the army for two years before she left to be a stay at home mom to her three children. with the islamic state dominating the news, she says she sat in her north carolina home, watching videos of their atrocities and felt compelled to join the fight. >> something inside of me just snapped and i couldn't do it i couldn't allow myself to sit down and do nothing when all of these children here are in trouble and me and my family are just living happily in america. i couldn't do it. >> reporter: she made contact with other volunteers through social media sites. and three months ago, she packed her bags and flew to iraq, where she volunteered with the kurdish army, the peshmerga, in the war against i.s. she says she's become close to the kurdish soldiers in her unit, even listing herself on facebook by a kurdish name. >> they became my family. i plan to stay here as long as i can, as long as they need me to be here. >> reporter: she spends her days training for battle, but has not yet seen any combat. back in her army d

he plan to join joseph johnston. the better fed and clothed kept pace.they paralleled lee's movement to the west and captured by told supplies that lee hoped to find at the courthouse. grand strategy of exhaustion was embodied in the erosion of the army as it marched toward affymetrix, thousands of soldiers collapsed not having eaten or slept for the several preceding days. on april 9, lee asked great for terms and the army stopped fighting. by the time of the ceremonial finish, most people heard rumors if not bona fide news reports of lee's capitulation. all though joe johnson's army wriggled for the next three weeks -- surrendering to sherman's army further north laid down. the war ended in early april. grant later remembered he was "sad and depressed" and what you call "the downfall of a foe that has suffer so much for a cause though it was one of the worst for which a people ever fought." we will explore the surrender in more detail tomorrow morning so i would like to shift my focus to the broader perspective i mentioned earlier. among americans anti

. >>> is there's another theater off of johnston. >> so there's nothing the you will moo veal at this point that goes nid furtherer or problems in there. we want to make sure that we get that information out. there e it is not a second dashd shooter. we have the scene stabilized. >> just a long, white male that came into the theater r. nothing to believe that there was any kind of moltive. >> our main concern was immediately public safety. >> sergeant, was he silting there waiting? >> he was actually inside one of the pictures itself. look, it's early and we're trifling to ebber jill as many people as we have now and make sure that we have that situation mobilized. >> i ochb the scene now. our kbov nor is here. i think we're going to break e brief the media about 10 minutes. >> before i let you go, can you tell us, is there security at this particular theater? armed skoourlt? >> i'm not aware. >> state police are on the scene. i see it right now. >> they were going to sweep the parking lot as a precase. >> we want to make sure we do everything we can. >> before i lets you go, you said

nicole johnston al jazeera. >> and just a brief reminder there, the long-time head and founder of thealiban in afghanistan confirmed dead actually died two years ago in pakistan. we're going to take a quick break, and be right back with more live coverage of the senate armed services committee hearing on the iran nuclear deal. ♪ >>> recapping our breaking news story we have been telling you about, afghan intelligence now confirming dhaet of mulla omar. they say they have credible evidence that the long-time head of the afghan taliban died in 2013 in pakistan. he was any head of the taliban in the 1990s, but fled after the u.s. invasion in 2011. we will keep you updated as we learn more. back to our coverage this morning, though of the senate armed services committee hearing on the iran nuclear deal. libby casey is on capitol hill where she has been following it all morning. libby we have been watching this for hours now. what stands out to you the most? >> we're definitely seeing partisan lines drawn. tom cotton just had a round of questioning. a freshmen senator. freshmen usually lis

i played with julie johnston in the u-20 world cup and we used to call her julie "the rock" johnston. to me is a rock people can't get around them. i think that's going to be key in the final game. >> we know kaeli will be watching the game tomorrow. a lot of us will probably have it on. eric i'm interested in what it's like in vancouver. what's the mood like there? we all watched, saw the excitement build around the world cup, the men's world cup. do you see the same kind of excitement around the women's world cup? a lot of american flags there in vancouver? >> there are, actually. it's fantastic. we do a night show and the people that just kind of congregate they find their way to our set because we have the big screen and they can catch up on the day's events but, you know i was worried about it when we first got here. we've been here over a month. vancouver's a great city. a lot of fantastic places you can go and what not and everything kind of was like window washers. they weren't really going to come out as far as the canadians were concerned, how far their team was going to go

germany, julie johnston after it. but she takes down alexandra popp. germany with a penalty kick.elia taking it for the germans. but it's wide. well could stay scoreless. the americans catch a break. later in the half, this time the united states on the attack. alex gets taken down. the refs said she was inside the box. i'm not complaining. that's a penalty kick. carly taking this pk. she could woman through for her teammates. the united states takes a 1-0 lead. lloyd not done. 84th she is going to spread the love here. setting up kelly o'hara. beautiful pass from lloyd. o'hara benefits. the united states they beat germany by a final score of 2-0. so the americans will play the winner of japan and england. that match will take place tomorrow night at 7:00. >>> let's move on down to the baseball diamond for a moment. the nationals keep beating up the braves. and no one feels sorry for atlanta. nine straight wins for the nats against their division. the nats opening up a tough stretch before the all-star break. that's what we call writing to video. nats, writing a good story in this

team has plenty of help from former bay area standouts, alex morgan, santa clara university's julie johnston and stanford's christian press and kelly o'hara. >> it is inspiring knowing they can do it so it helps us be better players and it's fun to watch. >> reporter: juliani's family was glued to the action and every good reason. >> heading to canada next week to watch the final. we are. >> reporter: christian hartnett, kpix 5. >> so england will face japan later today and the winner of that match will play the united states for the championship sunday in vancouver. they hope to have another viewing party at plaza de cesar chavez. >>> as many as 15 great white sharks are swimming near the shoreline at a beach in aptos in santa cruz county. they have been hanging around the beach for the past 5 days. none are aggressive. they won't be closed until there's a dead seal or other signs they are feeding. they are about 3 years old and less than 10 feet long. i won't be going into the water. >> so if they are 8-footers they are okay. stay away! [ laughter ] >>> the air temperature off the coast th

> lloyd isn't the only connection on the team: jack zach ertz is supporting his girlfriend julie johnstontweeted this: >>> roger federer is through to the next round at wimbledon. he won in four sets this afternoon. federer is looking for his eighth title in wimbledon he's tied with pete sampras with seven wimbledon championships. >>> and a couple of baseball bloopers for you on this holiday weekend. check out this catch. it was a wet night in washington and after a swing and a miss, a bat went flying into the crowd. but this fan was alert. he made a great grab and then got a kiss for his efforts. >>> watch out for low flying objects. a pigeon spooked this tampa bay player after he got a business hit. the bird decided to want around the infield for a little bit. no fear there. the bronx pigeon very brave intervened and the yankees went ton win. so go figure. we'll be right back. >> ♪ >> welcome back everyone. runners in riverton new jersey started this independence day off on the right foot. several hundred hit the streets for the annual riverton rocky 5k run. the race wound through the h

carli lloyd julie johnston, alex morgan and the rest trying to get it done for the home team team.his weekend we'll have a couple sound bites people talk talking about coaches from penn and from temple talking about who will win. they all agree that it's us easy easy. >> going to be fun. >> we love carli lloyd from delran, new jersey right? >> right. rutgers. >> that does it for us here tonight at 6:00 o'clock. >> hope to see you again tonight at 10:00 o'clock. have a great night. inside edition coming up next. >>> delicious hamburgers, juicy franks, but are they safe to eat? >> it's not even body temperature yet. >> how to eat safely this 4th of july weekend. >> that is delicious! >> then pool jumpers. it looks like fun, but it can be incredibly dangerous. how to stay safe at the pool this holiday. >> and these girls are being strongly dealt. >> she posted a public apology on facebook for her daughter's rude behavior during a showing of cinderella. exclusive, the daughter and the mom she disrespected together for the first time. >> i'm really, really sorry. >> plus is this any way

tom johnston reports. >> reporter: decameron loves flying, loves being in the cockpit. loves world war ii fighters like this beautifully maintained pete 51 mustang.>> grabbed the sides and rolling back.>> reporter: dick was a pilot. in his younger years, he actually flew. -- be 51 mustangs. -- pete 51Ãp-51 mustangs. even got in a dogfight. >> i damaged in pretty good. he didn't go down.>> reporter: he hasn't sat in one in a very long time.>> 1949 was the last time. >> reporter: on this day, he is going up again. >> i wanted to come back and do it.>> reporter: with a little help from kissimmee stallion 51, pilot john black. is at the controls on take off and getting the plane in position. near a chase plane. >> we are doing 160 miles per hour.>> reporter: for spectacular air to air video. that sticks son, paul with our go pro camera there. the mustang slips by the chase plane. once the pictures are done, something unexpected happens. 66 years after applying a p-51, he takes the controls. for a series of rolls. in case you are thinking he is not really flying this plane,

. >> thanks to bonnie mcfarlane, bonnie johnston, bernie mcguirk, ed henry and katherine and, of courseliberal panel and i'll see you next time. ed, ed henry. you make me sick. who gets bullied by a 50-year-old. nice. the only one >>> welcome to >> he . gop field continues to take place. and louisiana governor bobby jindal recently declared he is running for president. he joins us tonight for the full hour. let's take a look at how the big announcement went down. >> my name is bobby jindal. i am governor of the great state of louisiana and i am running for president greatest country in the world, the united states of america. i'm not running for president to be

grateful to the entire trafficking person team who stood up a few moments ago and grateful to kerry johnstone who has been the acting director and who has overall supervisory task. it's brought together by every division and every office and mission of the entire state department. this report is the product of really an entire year long effort. these folks will leave here today and next our next year's report and it is a constant process of following up with the employees around the world, gathering facts, information and helping to lay it out. in this report is important because it really is one of the best means that we have as individuals to speak up for adults and children who lack any effective platform whatsoever through which they are able to speak for themselves. because of its credibility, this report is also a source of validation and inspiration to activists on every single continent who are striving to end this scourge of modern slavery. i want to emphasize like we did last month when we issued a report on our human rights observations. the purpose of this document is ton scold an

. >> en route to the grand theater on johnston. active shooter over there. >> two people were shot. nine others were wounded. john "rust" houser planned a get away by walking out the theater door but turned around when he saw officers and shot and killed himself. federal authority tight say the gun he used was purchased legally but some experts question whether houser's mental health history should have raised a red flag. >> he's adjudicated as a danger to himself or others, or not able to handle affairs because of his meantntal capacity. >> houser's wife filed for device and he also lost his home to foreclosure. houser's brother said that may have been the tipping point. >>> hundreds of people gathered near chicago yesterday to celebrate the life of sandra bland. bland's family has been at the center of a media firestorm after she was found dead in her texas jail cell. yesterday's funeral came one day after an autopsy report ruled bland's death a suicide. the texas rangers and fbi are joining in on the investigation. >>> 9:26 on your sunday morning. when we come back philadelphia p

julie johnston, she just -- she wasn't even nervous.nored to play behind what i believe is the best defense i've ever played behind and the best defense in the world. >> yeah, and you see all the people, all the support that you have not just here but all around the country and then to set a record on television, more people watched that soccer match than ever before. what do you think that says? [ cheers and applause ] alex, what do you think that says about the state of the women's game? >> oh, i love that. you know, i just -- i hope we inspire the nation. i think we inspired the nation and just being the most watched soccer game ever in the u.s., it's an incredible feeling to be a part of that and just to see the whole nation come together in that final game. [ cheers and applause ] >> you inspired the nation. you inspired the president. megan, you guys are headed to the white house. what are you looking forward to about that? >> everything. i mean, i was talking about it with someone. it's crazy that the president could see us on th

pulitzer prize winning journalist david okay johnston thank you for being here. made a billion dollars in the time since he's announced candy daisy, how incredible is that? >> when you have companies cut you loose, it's hard to believe that's increased your assets. we don't know what his net worth is he's just told us what his assets are. >> i think members of the public don't comprehend this, i was in chicago two weeks ago, in the course of driving through downtown chicago, there is this enormous building emblazened with trump across it. i wonder if people think, trump owns that, and owns it outright. >> donald's properties are largely heavily leveraged, he once persuaded one of the major banks not to file a mortgage against one of his properties. which i revealed years ago, donald in these buildings, some of them he only licensed his name and has a small sliver of ownership in them. some things he owns outright. we don't know what he's farmed out to other people what his share of profits is. it's misleading because you think his name is on the building it's hug

. >> thanks to bonnie mcfarlane, bonnie johnston, bernie mcguirk, ed henry and katherine and, of courseral panel and i'll see you next time. ed, ed henry. you make me sick. who gets bullied by a 50-year-old. nice. the only one

. >> up to the grand theater on johnston. >> john rusty houser planned his getaway. he walked out of the theater through an exit door but turned around when he saw officers and shot and killed himself. houser had a history of mental illness. federal authorities say the gun he used was purchased legally. but some experts question whether houser's mental health should have raised a red flag. >> he's adjudicated as mental defective, so not able to handle his affairs due to meant cal pass mental capacity. >>> hundreds of people gathered near chicago yesterday to celebrate the life of sandra bland. bland's family has been at the center of a media firestorm after she was found dead in her texas jail cell. an autopsy report ruled bland's death a suicide, but her family is not buying it. >> i think something very bad happened to her. i really do. i think it's all going to come out. >> an illinois senator is asking the justice department to join the texas rangers and fbi who are looking into bland's arrest, incarceration and death. he said the disturbing series of events dese

. >> julie johnston. >> we're carli lloyd all the way. are you carli lloyd fans. >> yes. >> tell us bit why do you like her. amazing game. >> she's the best player on the field, and so humble, and she is very, i think she's very friendly. >> why do you guys want to come down here today. >> because we love, the u.s. national team, and i really want to see them. >> they're an inspiration. it just so happens that it works out in the summer. they didn't to have take off from school today. we want to give you today's background. it will be the 206th first one was in 1886, and as that was underway we are learning a little bit more about these parade, in addition we celebrated president kings queens astronauts, pilot amelia earhardt and u.s. veterans. today we are expecting tens of thousands office people from all over to celebrate third u.s. woman's national team world cup win. everyone is so excited from last sunday's victory over japan. it will begin here in battery park and then head out to city hall. mike and lauren, i know you were saying

cal's alex morgan, santa clara university's julie johnston, and kelly o'hara. >> it's inspiring knowing that they can do it, so it helps us be better players and it's fun to watch them. >> reporter: juliani's family was glued to the action and every good reason. >> we are heading to canada next week to watch the final. yeah, we are. >> reporter: christian hartnett, kpix 5. >> england will face japan today and the winner will play the u.s. for the title sunday up in vancouver. the earthquakes hope to have another viewing party for the finale possibly at plaza de cesar chavez. an announcement is expected this morning. >>> you have been busy. the fire is out. >> yes. the fire is out in the concord area. we were watching the on-ramp which the chp and the fire department shut down. we just heard from contra costa fire department. the concord avenue on-ramp is now open. they did put out the very small brush fire which started around 3:30 this morning. so everything is as it should be in the east bay. 242, highway 4 both open traffic speeds back up especially eastbound highway 4. as we check o

there were thoughts of a japanese comeback when jewel gee johnston scored a goal, but the three goal advantage was quickly restored 5-2 the final score. >> it's a surreal moment. it's been amazing. we just wrote history today and brought this world cup trophy home, which is unbelievable. >> it's not vindication it just feels really, really good and i could not be more proud of that group of players and this staff because i knew they had it in them. they knew they had it in them and i'm just so happy now the world gets to see. >> the absence of sect blatter senior vice president presented the trophy. team u.s.a. champions for a record third time. >> defending champion mcelroy in serious doubt for the upcoming british royal championship after tearing a ligament in his left ankle. the world number one posted a picture wearing the moon boot. he managed to injury himself playing football with his friends. mcelroy says rehab already underway, but he's running out of time, just nine days in my the open starts. >> stage three of the tour de france riders hitting the mountains for the first t