julie carrie is the new virginia virginia -- aaron gilchrest weekday mornings on nbc's spent authenticate reporting in richmond and covered for virginia governor and again a veteran of the state and dr. mark rozelle is dean of the sure school of policy in government at george mason university and has been commenting on virginia politics for over 13 years. now we'll bring that the kinston. republican ed gillespie and democratic attorney governor virginia ralph northam. [applause] i know these two nominees will make the state of virginia proud but i would hope he audience doesn't participate. your two minute opening statement. >> thank you very much. it's good to be with you again and it's great to be here with all of you and for those watching at home appreciate you making time to talk about this critically important election. virginia is at it crucial junction to the fact that our economic growth rate for the past six years has been below the national gdp rate. that was never the case. these two always lead and now we are dragging. our rate was 610th of 1% making us 39 out of 50 states in

july. the robber was even carrying a knife and gun. the suspect was arrested, and officers are calling this man a hero. braver than i am. alex: you walked in, you want a cup of coffee -- adrianna: i know, exactly. alex: yeesh. adrianna: today is a very nice day. much cooler. you like that. alex: i enjoy it. coolest morning of the past two and a half weeks. it has been a while since we had fall is here for the next two days, at least. 56 currently on top of our building, looking west on route 50. perfect blue skies out there. very comfortable at the moment. temperatures right around the 70-degree mark for the majority of the region. 10 degrees cooler at this point and yesterday was near the 80-degree mark already. reagan national, 10 to 15 degrees below where we were at this time yesterday. this afternoon, the winds are light. we don't have the brees that we saw yesterday. 72 at 2:00. full sunshine, perfect. get out of work early, go ahead and do that, too. i give you permission. 60's by back into the the time we get to 7:00. it will be

cases are sent back to july of the year 2022. that carries a human toll because evidence gets lost.itnesses forget or disappear during that time. we spoke to more than a half dozen undocumented immigrants living here in the bay area, all of whom have had their cases postponed. all of them told us they left their home countries because of death threats or persecution. >> translator: i do worry about my children. >> translator: i don't know what's going to happen. i have no hope. >> reporter: we spoke to the president of the national association of immigration judges who says the backlog has only gotten worse under president trump. more than 600,000 cases are now backlogged throughout the country in this system. the people in charge of the system agree and say it will only be fixed if congress reforms immigration laws and gives enough money to hire at least another 200 immigration court judges. i'm steven. nbc bay area news. >> you have a tip, you can give us a call, 888-996-tips or send us an e-mail to the unit@nbcbayarea.com. >>> 4:56, the legal fees are going up over who is at faul

july. there were two tests carried out and at that time, north korea had said that they were trying to producedependent verification of this claim but if north korea is saying they can now weaponised these long—range missiles, it will be seen asa long—range missiles, it will be seen as a big threat by america because those intercontinental missiles tested injuly, many experts believe, they put a large part of the us mainland within range. believe, they put a large part of the us mainland within rangem terms of announcements from north korea, how sceptical should we be until we get verification? well, we know the country has a ready conducted five nuclear tests. as far as the missile tests they have conducted, experts believe they have the capability of hitting the us mainland. we are still waiting to hear what analysts as well as the us military and south korean military have to say at about the north korean leader's claim. they say they have developed an advanced hydrogen bomb and while experts say this is a nuclear weapon, it is something that has a little less power than what north korea ha

110 trucks just spontaneously got together pulling 100 votes from central, louisiana, carrying thousands of meals of july and red beans and rice and diapers and waters and radios, help is on the way. help is on the way, america, because congress knows this is an emergency with acting decisively. there are no democrats or republicans, no party divisions. we are all americans today to make sure that the people who suffered the most get the help the quickest. we are deeply, deeply grateful to all of the people of america stepped up to help us and thankful for the leadership of the congress working together arm and arm regardless of party to help us recover from this disastrous storm. thank you very much. >> i first want to start by saying our thoughts and prayers are with the families of those who were lost in this storm. congressman culberson is being ablalittle humble. he's done a lot of work as an appropriate to bring this bill package forward, but on a personal level i watched him as i traveled last 33 days through southeast texas, constantly personally working to save people from being on a boat, from

here's surveillance video from july of a guy stealing a purse carrying pricy jewelry when tourists from utah left their car for 15 minutes. >> what they see, they take. >> reporter: too many crimes of opportunity. there are signs up warning people to take their valuables out of their cars and lock their doors. the locals know to do so. it's just a matter of getting tourists on board. neda iranpour, kpix 5. >>> new at noon, a jewish temple in the east bay is the target of a hate crime after vandals sprayed an anti-semitic message on its wall. now members of the community are covering the words of hate with words of love. this is how worshippers at temple sinai in oakland celebrated the jewish new year this morning. people of all ages wrote positive messages like, give peace a chance and, stand against hate. leaders of the building covered up a slur that was sprayed on the wall overnight. >> unfortunately, these people are misinformed and should be spreading love and hope, particularly in this time in the world. >> the oakland police department says it stands against hate crimes and is in

years kim said his rocket scientists were in the final stages preparing for a launch as was carried out back on july fourth and the u.s. is taking notice on sunday u.s. defense secretary james mattis said any threat to the united states or its territories will be met with a massive military response it's a serious warning yet again pyongyang north such warnings before it washington and sweets are team. this area an army has officially broken the islamic state three year long siege of terrorist or anything and syria russia's defense ministry says the now imminent liberation of thirty is a major blow to the terror group in the country russia has been providing air support for the ongoing offensive artie's. has more on the latest development in syria this is of course the long awaited news on the and of the dare is sore blockade we were waiting for the confirmation and first we got it from damascus we saw a tweet from the syrian president he congratulated his soldiers of course a very important day for the syrian army and for the whole of syria and just about an hour and a half ago we got the news from

july, ballistic missile. they tested long—range missiles injuly, to test carried out, any experts believe those missiles are actuallyand so the announcement this morning essentially amounts to north korea thing that we are able to now weaponised our long—range missiles. as far as the nuclear test is concerned, they have conducted five asi concerned, they have conducted five as i was saying, to last year, we haven't seen a nuclear test conducted this year. in august, south korea spy agency had said that what they have gathered from north korea is that a nuclear test is imminent, the preparations are under way for that, and we are now hearing, we have had confirmation that there has been a 5.6 on the richter scale earthquake and we are still waiting to find out if that was triggered by a nuclear test. you know, what we know is that happened in the north—eastern part of the country. this is a province from where, whether i nuclear testing site is located but we do not have confirmation from the us or south korea or even from north korea themselves that this is indeed a nuclear test. do stay with us but for now, thank y

here's surveillance video from july of a guy stealing a purse carrying pricey jewelry when tourists from utah left their car for 15 minutes. >> what they see they take. >> reporter: committing crimes of opportunity. there are signs warning people to pick their valuables up and lock their doors. the locals know to do. so it's just a matter -- do so. it's just a matter of getting the tourists on board. >>> north korea's leader said president trump is deranged and will pay dearly for his threats. the comments came after mr. trump put new sanctions on north korea. the goal is to get the regime to abandon its nuclear ambitions. a new executive order enables the u.s. to impose sanctions on banks, companies and individuals that finance trade with the north. very proud t mr. trump met today with leaders of south korea and japan at the u.n. and he said china is joining the effort. >> and i'm very proud to tell you that, as you may have just heard moments ago, china, their central bank, has told their other banks -- that's a massive banking system -- to immediately stop doing business with north k

. >> julie: parents witnessed a nightmare as arriving carrying their children malfunction. >> here is 7-year-old child screaming, saying, somebody help us, please help us put it they are crying at the top of their lungs. >> julie: that was just the start of a terrifying ordeal for the two kids trapped inside that the ferris wheel carriage. oh, my goodness. plus, hurricane maria threatening to barrel through the u.s. virgin islands just two weeks after hurricane irma devastated the islands. we will have the latest there next. your brain changes as you get older. but prevagen helps your brain with an ingredient originally discovered... in jellyfish. in clinical trials, prevagen has been shown to improve short-term memory. prevagen. the name to remember. that complain about dry mouth they feel that they have to drink a lot of water medications seem to be the number one cause for dry mouth. i like to recommend biotene. it replenishes the moisture in your mouth. biotene definitely works! 4 out of 5 people who have a stroke, their first symptom... is a stroke. 80 percent of all strokes and

eve kim said his rocket scientists were in the final stages preparing for a launch as was carried out back on july fourth. and the u.s. is taking notice on sunday u.s. defense secretary james mattis said any threat to the united states or its territories will be met with a massive military response it's a serious warning yet again north such warnings before it washington talks with sweets r.t. let's get some historical insight now from peter cousin a professor of history and director of the nuclear studies institute at american university peter president trump announced today he will allow south korea and japan to purchase quote a substantially increased amount of highly sophisticated military equipment from the u.s. it seems if nothing else rising tensions with d.p. r. k. is equaling rising profits for the military industrial complex crises are always good you know war is our profession and the more the more crises the more that the military industrial complex profits but i don't think that's really was behind this this is a much more dangerous situation we know that the bullet and the atomic sci

george turned four in july, charlotte was two, in may. the queen was carrying on an official engagement in scotland this morning is set to be delighted. the new baby means it's less likely that prince harry will become king. he moves down the line. he's out of the top four. when the baby will be born, probably late april, early may. we don't yet know if it's a boy or a girl. that hasn't stopped the crazy betting here on the gender and the name of the baby alice is in early favor, of course, if it's a girl. back to >> the reason for that family precedent, alice was the name of queen elizabeth's aunt. but princess diana didn't like that name. and compromised on william with arthur as the middle name in the future king. >> works for me. works for them, i hope. a nurse arrested for refusing to draw the blood of unconscious man for police. lit up shoeshl media. now the nurse at the center is talking about what's next. >> on the story of two local sheriff's deputy and a bond greater than the thin blue line. >> he's my best friend. he wasn't no cutting corners >>> we'

july, then disclosed earlier this month. however, reports suggest it may have been carried out by the same group of hackers. for bankruptcy protection. they will get out from a mountain of debt. they will continue to operate as usual. 1600 toys "r" us and babies are us stores are remain open. they will keep the stores stocked with with games and toys for the holiday season. >> thank you, landon. >>> how about this? ride bart for free? yeah. it's a promotion to increase weekend ridership. over the past two years there's been a decrease of passengers on saturday and sunday, which cost bart $15 million. bart handed out 25,000 tickets for free weekend rides. the tickets are randomly given out at stations. may the odds be with you. >> yeah. it's better than playing the lottery. coming up, your complete tuesday forecast with kari hall. >> yeah, it looks good out there. as you step out the door, a light jacket, clear skies in the south bay. evergreen will pass a few clouds by 8:00 and temperatures mid-70s. more on the microclimate forecast coming up next. >>> a live look at the bay bridge to the east bay. everythi

july. bloomberg reports the two are related. the same intruders allegedly carried out both.quifax denies this. the still they only anounged the data bridge recently. especially for for insider trading. the justice department is reportedly launching a criminal investigation into three equifax executiv executives. equifax previously told us the executive didn't know about the leak when the shares were sold. these are top executives of the company you would think they would be in the loop, and if them weren't, it raises even know questions about what's happening. you're not equifax customer. we're the product. they are making money off of your information and my information. >> people came to ask what they are. >> we are just the product and you have no control over that. that's maddening. >> it appears they went to the -- protest erupting last night on the campus of georgia tech in atlanta after the deadly shooting of a student. a planned vigil for 21-year-old scott shelultz turning violent. georgia tech ordering all students to stay inside and lock their doors. two officers s

on twitter and other public statements that suggest that we could potentially carry out attacks on north korea. >> in july of last year, u.s. sanctions imposed were also a decloration of war. so we've heard that phrase before, but this time around, this time around it has that sense of something being different and maybe it's what you described there, because of what the rhetoric is out there on twitter. >> again, i think it's the rhetoric and the increasing number of flights of strategic bombers in the region. the north koreans, they get very nervous about this. and they have for years. >> james, is there any reason the american people should worry about going to war with north korea? how realistic is it? >> the north koreans are -- this is the last thing they want. they are not suicidal. there is a credible defensive rational to their behavior. that we can really say goes back decades. and i think the major difference now is that we have a president who is willing to engage them in the rhetoric. we have seen in the past before, but not to the extent as we do today. >> do you think we should be more conc

july. bloomberg reporting these two are related. same intruders carrying out both attacks.ks ago. the time line is crucial, especially now for insider trading. the justice department is launching a criminal investigation. $2 million stock sale in early august after the company knew about the breach. they previously told cnn they did not know about the leak. the executives involved reportedly the cfo and president of information solutions making it unlikely they couldn't know about it and if they didn't, why not. >> all right. ahead. speaking of bung rling, the new york giants considered a super bowl favorite when the season began. two games later, anything but. andy scholes has more on this morning's bleacher ort. e instin. nutrient-dense, protein-rich, real meat number one. this is a different breed of natural nutrition. purina one, true instinct. (upbeat dance music) (bell ringing) have you any wool?eep, no sir, no sir, some ncooop stole all my wool sweaters, smart tv and gaming system. luckily, the geico insurance agency recently helped baa baa with renters insurance. ev

july. charlotte was two in may. the queen, who was carryingn official engagement in scotland this morning, is said to be delighted. well, the new baby means it's even less likely that prince harry will become king. he now moves down the line of succession. he's out of the top five. as for when the baby will be born? probably late april, early may. we don't yet know if it's a boy or a girl. but that hasn't stopped the crazy betting here on the gender and the name of the baby. alice is an early party, but only, of course, if it's a girl. back to you. >> you know, i spent a little time in london and they do really get tripped up over this. >> very into this whole thing. >> and can i tell you something in prince george is the cutest thing -- >> so you don't think prince harry -- >> no, he doesn't care. i think he's said as much in interviews. i don't think anyone cares they're not going to be king in that family. >> except charles. >> i don't know. listen, what do i know. i don't know anything, but how desirable is it to be watched like that, to h

. >> ♪ >> reporter: disease is rampant here and pediatric health carries almost unheard of, but this past julywi 's child regot some help. to you and me she's madonna but to the people in the this city, she's the lady behind the new hospital, and she was here for opening day. >> oh, my gosh what a beautiful hospital. >> hi, hi. >> how are you. >> thanks for having us. >> mercy esther, stella and david are four of her six children and all from mallawi. >> brightest, most cheese full i have ever seen. >> this was first time she has seen the finished building. >> lets go on a tour. >> the pediatric surgery center named for her adopted daughter has new operating rooms and a children's icu. >> are these patients waiting or recovering. >> still recovering, some waiting. it is a beautiful place. >> it is gorgeous, it is kind of awesome. if you are going to get sick, come here, right. >>> madonna making a difference for those in need plus academy award winning actress jake gyllenhaal and super bowl champion tom brady, a star studded line up indeed this sunday morning right here on cbs-3 at 9:00 a.m. >

julie: fox news alert. big meeting at the white house with president trump and four top congressional leaders. we'll carrystill signs by the way. you can't wear and i watch in the dugout >> jon: we start with this, a category five hurricane armas smashing into the caribbean island overnight. the strongest atlantic storm in recorded history is now heading straight for puerto rico, haiti, and cuba and irma can make a direct hit on south florida this weekend. good morning to you, i'm jon scott. >> heather: i'm heather childers. we keep using the word "catastrophic." it is still uncertain, as people all across florida are breathing for the worst. >> it's going to be crazy out of here, so i to be deadlocked. getting out of the keys, there's only one way in and one way out. it's why to be crazy. >> i'm

july and didn't even disclose until earlier this month. however, reports suggest the first attack may have been carried out by the same group of hackers. >> talk about people having to pay more with -- to ship packages with one delivery service. that starts next year, right? >> reporter: right. something we don't want to hear coming around the shopping season. fedex will raise some shipping rates starting in january. fedex express ground and home delivery rates will go up by 5% while the company's one-rate service would offer a flat fee for shipping to increase 3.5%. no word on whether u.p.s. and the u.s. postal service will match the rate increases. >>> also, a quick check of markets. on wall street, we will look to add to monday's gains today. the dow closing at a record high for the 40th time this year helped by gains in the financial and materials sectors. investors will focus on housing data, and the fed which kicks off its two-day policy meeting today, as well. back to you. >> landon dowdy with cnbc. thank you. >>> 5:26. filing for bankruptcy. we told you this was coming. a new jersey-based toy store empire officially says it's in d

caused by two japanese torpedos that hammered the "uss indianapolis on july 30th 1945 while in route to the philippines. the ship was carrying almost 1200 men and had completed its top secret mission to the island where it delivered components for the atomic bomb. the high tech expedition closes a tragic chapter of world war ii history for families and survivors of those lost at sea. john wol sten remembers when the first torpedo hit. >> i left damage control center exactly midnight. five minutes afterwards there was a rather huge boom. >> reporter: within 12 minutes it was submerged. 300 men went down with the ship and nearly 900 thrust into the shark infested waters of the pacific. >> a lot of people who were seriously injured, died and almost all of them died in somebody's arms. a couple in mine. >> reporter: more than four days later, help finally arrived. only 316 of the 900 who abandoned ship survived long enough to be rescued. >> our situation was no flowation gear, no food, no water. >> reporter: he was one of only 19 remaining survivors and reached out to expedition team leader and asked to view the ship's remain. >

able to run the full summer schedule to the busiest months ofjune, july and august without much significant disruption. in fact we carried in august, an increase in 10% over the traffic we carried the previous august. we are not short of pilots. we presently have over 4200 pilots. we presently have over 4200 pilots in ryanair, an average or accruing ratio of just pilots in ryanair, an average or accruing ratio ofjust over 5%, about 5.2% officers per aircraft, and generally each aircraft only requires two kroos per day. what we have messed up is allocation of holidays and trying to over allocate holidays and trying to over allocate holidays during september and 0ctober while we are still running most of the summer schedule, and while we are still sunning most of the summer schedule and taking flight the summer schedule and taking flight delays, because principally ofair flight delays, because principally of air traffic control and weather disruptions. and not trying to blame air traffic control or weather disruptions. the blame for this lies with us, but we have tried to over allocate leave to pilots in september and octob

apparently on lawful as strikes and it says they were carried out either deliberately or recklessly hitting four family homes and a grocery store won a strike on july eighteenth in a contested area of thais killed fourteen members of the same family including nine children the coalition has repeatedly denied allegations of war crimes and says its attacks are directed against the who's the rebels and not civilians human rights watch is calling on the u.n. to investigate the alleged war crimes our u.n. correspondent was in jordan has more now from new york. human rights watch says that the saudi led coalition carried out more than six hundred air strikes in yemen between june and august of this year of those strikes five of them were fatal we killed thirty nine civilians twenty six of them children human rights watch says that's all the more reason why two things need to happen one the un's human rights council should immediately convene an international independent investigation during its meeting this month to look into alleged war atrocities the other thing is something which human rights watch and other n.g.o.s have called for in the past a relis

carrying an american astronaut and a russian cosmo naught have docked. they will join a russian, american and italian who have been on the space station since late july. >>the federal government is rolling out new rules for self- driving cars and trucks. the federal government outlined its guide lines including a 12-point safety. the new rules are not mandatory but eliminate three of the speeches used under the obama administration giving automakers more freedom to test self-driving vehicles without waiting for approval from the federal government. the industry says that will speed up testing without compromising safety. >>> apple has released two new cell phones. apple marked the 10th anniversary of the iphone during the big launch event at the steep jobs theater yesterday at apple's new campus in cupertino. the biggest buzz about the new iphone 10 where steve jobs says is the biggest leap since the original iphone, it featured edge-to-edge glass screen, it uses facial recognition technology. as rumors suggested, the cost is $999. and apple gave a new look at the iphone 8 and iphone 8. the price points are $799 and $899, $50 more than last year's 7. the

probably likely they would use an aircraft or a ship to carry it rather than a missile at this point and that's a lot harder to figure out. >> julieer they have the technology or not, we should assume they do and that's what u.s. officials are doing. since president trump's speech at the u.n. when he warned korea it would be destroyed if it threatens our allies, it seems as though they are trying to move a bit more towards diplomacy when ambassador nikki haley dialed back the rhetoric, saying obviously no one wants a war. the question is, is it too late after pyongyang's latest threat? >> threats are words and deeds are deeds. the threat has always been there for north korea, the question is whether north korea is more willing and more able to execute on the numerous incessant threats it's made in the past. i think it's worth noting that diplomacy is in full force right now with the chinese and japanese now seeing part of the problem in north korea and the united states is taking measures short of war including the sanctions. those sanctions are rather broad ranging and designed to target entities that do business with north korea

in july it was the hwasong-14 they launched twice in one month, one they say can carry a miniature warhead to mainland u.s. and they put out pictures of what they claim is that miniatured nuclear warhead. a hydrogen bomb that can be placed on an icbm and launched. north korea doesn't want to come to the table from a position of weakness here. and this test is one step closer to that. >> will ripley for us, we'll talk with you again. now to cyril. >> now let's talk to former cnn correspondent mike janoy. he is the author of the book "meltdown." could you please shed some light on china's position in all of this? because china has always said to be the single country that has the most leverage over north korea. and china has been either reluctant or unable to use its leverage over the past year to limit to put a cap on all this military testing in north korea. >> well, the characterization of china is both accurate but not completely accurate. the chinese do have leverage because most north korean trade and fuel supplies and so on all go through china. but for a variety of reasons the chines

july, and below, an island plunged into darkness. many who can leave, are doing just that. planes carrying passengers from puerto rico arrived in new york and family members who had waited days for any news, tearfully embraced them. they left behind a mammoth job of recovery, compounded by a long-running financial crisis. the president tweeted about the problem last night, saying the island's huge debt will slow efforts to rebuild. that drew fire from some democrats. >> if you don't take this crisis seriously, this is going to be your katrina. the people of puerto rico deserve better from our government. >> reporter: after mr. trump's remarks today, puerto rico's governor said he believes the president does care about the island: for now, fema the federal emergency managment agency says it's coordinating a response by some 10,000 government workers across the caribbean. for the pbs newshour, i'm p.j. tobia. >> woodruff: the speed and adequacy of the federal response was indeed under more scrutiny today. fema is coordinating much of it. and for more on that, i spoke with daniel kaniewski, f

carry or pick up any passengers. he strictly delivered food. uber say he hasn't been active since july. i'm still waiting to hear back from amazon. al-bashar is due back in court later this week for arraignment. alyana gomez, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> police have arrested a man from moss beach on suspicion of attempted murder. 50-year-old edward wilson is accused of shooting a man last night in moss beach. the police found the victim with two gunshot wounds to his upper body. he is expected to survive. >>> we're learning more tonight about the moments leading up to the death of sacramento sheriff's deputy bob french. authorities revealed more details today saying officers went to search the motel room of a car theft suspect last wednesday. thomas daniel littlecloud opened fire hitting the two chp officers. littlecloud then jumped off of a second-story balcony and fired at deputy french. french was wearing a bulletproof vest but he was hit in the shoulder and the bullet traveled to his heart. the sheriff said today that french continued to shoot at the suspect despite his own injuries. little

they depend upon american assistance to carry up democracy programs in the country, which i remain julie's bordered on the north by russia, on the south by armenia, azerbaijan and turkey between the caspian sea and the blank cd. it's not a nice neighborhood, but they rely upon u.s. aid to help the government that those countries protect themselves. and i remind you again in georgia of the sonnet 18 provinces, russia now has occupied two of them and prohibited the citizens thereof from leaving the protect there, for example. but for the u.s. presence there, i have no doubt that georgia would not even exist. so american may disable work for democracy and a protector of people who have values the mueller two hours. it is a fairly small part of the federal budget. more than most people realize. but it's very important and it pays off great dividends. thank you, mr. chairman. >> a would like to just add to it are distinguished chairman has said because in addition to my responsibilities working with chairman furling hazen, i had the opportunity to work with chairman rogers. we have had very imp

carried out by suspected criminal hackers. the unauthorized access to information for nearly 44% of the u.s. population occurred ,rom may through julyf 2017 mainly names, social security numbers, birthdays, addresses, and in some cases drivers license numbers. there is another case reported of this about a stock sale by some executives from equifax. financial regulatory filings show three top executives sold after of equifax shares july 29, the date the firm said the breach was detected. more from you today about the president working with congressional democrats. (202) 748-8000 for democrats. (202) 748-8001 for republicans. independents, that is (202) 748-8002. tom cole was on morning joe yesterday, asked about that pending deal. [video clip] >> i will just grabbed the headlines off the wall street journal. trump makes deal on debt, irking gop. are you irked? >> i was sort of thrill. i was arguing for, i think the president made the right decision. giving you three months gives you time to deal with the natural disasters we have now. it also gives you time to negotiate a larger appropriations deal. pass all 12l appropriations deals

carry a high cost for the united states of america. >> he is showing what trump diplomacy looks like. >> we are looking at fourth of july. >> tweeting a new nickname. i spoke with president moon of last night asked him how rocket man is doing. long gas lines in north korea, too bad. while they are defending mr. trump's attempt at humor. >> rocket man, i thought was poking at kim jong-un in a frankly in a pretty funny way. >> u.n. ambassador nikki haley is trying to make the case they are serious about what would happen if diplomacy fails. >> president is looking for the u.n. support after the world body as candidate. >> the united nations is not a friend of democracy. it's not a friend to freedom. it's not a friend even to the united states of america. where, as you know, it has its home. >> now he's all but telling foreign democrats to form his campaign. >> make the united nations great. not again, but make the united nations great. >> while working in a quick plug for one of his apartment buildings. >> i actually saw great potential right across the street. >> a new yorker, the president is not a total stranger to the u.n. meeting

julie: kim jong un is not going to quit anytime soon. he is going to continue to launch these missiles and prove they have an icbm capable of carrying a nuclear warhead. should we be sending a stronger message by shooting every one of the test launches down? >> i don't think it's inevitable that we will see these tests, there is a component of his behavior that is tied to what the united states united states is doing. he is somewhat predictable, he seems insecure and seems like he needs to show that he has strong potentially in the face of domestic opponents. i think there are other options, direct talk, conditional talk with the united states could give him the prestige she so desires and some security that he desires. >> julie: your reaction to the russian war games involving 5500 russian troops and 7200 troops because they direct the cause for concern is that neighboring countries are worried about fears of miscalculations. is russia using this as a prelude to possibly invade another country in the future? >> a russia component of this whole crisis is a wild card. the only thing that makes me a little less concerned as of the chinese more

july is being honored by the fresno police department. this is surveillance video of the incident. in it, you can see the man taking on the robbery suspect at the starbucks who was carryingfe and what appeared to be a real gun. the suspect, ryan flores, is now behind bars. months after the incident the man who stopped the suspect got a special thank you from fresno police. fresno police say they are thankful for the man's actions in stopping the robbery. (james) coming up.. new detials emerging from a deadly freeway standoff earlier this week. what we know about the suspect.(robin) and.. the latest in entertainment. i'll have the hollywood minute after the break. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. (robin) i'm tracking your entertainment headlines today... even when the big entertainment news is in new york city, david daniel tracks it down for the hollywood minute. "we were all kind of in this thing together."fans who want to "turn back time," head for broadway! "the cher show," a musical based on the actress and singer's life and career, is scheduled to hit broadway next fall, after a short summer run in chicago. cher said in a

the saudi led coalition of carrying out war crimes in yemen killing thirty nine civilians twenty six of them children in five apparently unlawful air strikes one air strike on july eighteenth in a contested area of ties killed fourteen members of the same family including nine children a coalition has repeatedly denied allegations of war crimes and says its attacks directed it to see rebels and not civilians. next hour is there a world. with her. it's ten a.m. in the morning in san diego california and i my job ron is starting on a journey halfway across the globe palestine. the reason for his trip is a seven year old girl named to fight a. fight i was only three years old when i first met her in the most challenging circumstances. final was injured in a bomb attack on our home. and her paths crossed with amal leading to a relationship that can be given no name. yet among finds herself on a plane bound for gaza a difficult journey to a dangerous destination something perhaps only a mother could do for her child. my name is farheen omar and like ahmad i also live in san diego when i met some years ago and decided to follow a story i had no idea it would lead to t

julie: violence or updating on the campus of the georgia tech campus. following a vigilant -- police say that student scott schultz called about a suspicious person on campus carryingthen advanced on responding officers with the knife. witnesses say the vigil for schultz under quietly in a separate group started to protest. two officers suffered minor injuries, three people under arrest. >> jon: we are one week away from the state election that will test president trump political clout, a runoff the republican nominee for the open -- for an open u.s. senate seat and alabama. president trump is heading there this weekend to support senator luther strange who faces off against roy moore. senator strange is temporarily filling jeff sessions former senate seat which he gave up when he became attorney general. jonathan serrie is life for us in birmingham. >> a one issue special election get out for the vote efforts is going to be crucial. here's what luther strange had to say but the president's visit. i'm so honored that he's coming out and i think that says something to voters. >> for people who've already made up their minds, challenger roy moore challenged his endor

carrying a "banned weapon" inside the protest zone. and yvette felarca, was arrested on suspicion of battery and resisting arrest. felarca was also charged back in july with assault, participating in a riot.. and inciting a riot after violence broke out at a white nationalist rally in sacramento last year. (steve) tonight - we are learning more about an attack at san francisco international airport... a police officer was stabbed -- and a suspect is in custody. kron4's j-r stone joins us live at sfo -- jr what can you tell us? (j.r.)the officer is in the hospital with non life threatening injuries. that is the good news. the suspect here is behind bars. police though not saying who this person is tonight.this officer was stabbed in this area of terminal 1 near the delta baggae carousel. take a look at this video. it appears that scissors were used in this stabbing as well. you can still see them there lying on the floor. police say this happened around 2:30 this afternoon. they received a complaint about a suspicious person near the curb outside that baggage area. the man was found inside. they confronted him and that is when he stabbed them. i talke

july. but at least the house is going to act on it. the senate hasn't passed any of them. >> what do you think, emily? should the white house carrycertainly agree congress should be working more. what we're seeing out of this administration is a totally different thing from every spokesperson. we're seeing just out of last week that the white house office was leaking different things to policy in congress that the president was then saying publicly. communication is a huge problem on every front in this administration. you don't know the final word until it comes out of the president's mouth. i think it makes it incredibly difficult for him to be working with congress when they have no idea what he's going to veto. >> tomorrow is also a big day for the president because he's going to be meeting with the big six, a team of allies in the cabinet as well as congress. they're going to be discussing tax reform. how likely is it, kaitlyn, that they're going to be able to get something done on that front? >> it's definitely going to be challenging for them. that was number one on their list and it's kind of fallen and shifted down with

carry you through to the present day to explore the legacies of the american revolution. but first we have to step back to 1776 and we start with a recreation of the moment on july 9, 1776, when a group of soldiers and sailors from new york city first heard the words of the decoration of independence and gathered down at the bowling green, which is now near the raging bull on wall street, a landmark familiar to many viewers, and tore down an equestrian statue of king george the third. really marking the beginning of the war of independence, the beginning of the american revolution. and so this is really our first gallery displaying objects from the period. we call this world brittania. after you have been in that moment of 1776, we take you back 15 years, really the end of what is known as the seven years war, the french and indian war, the secession of the new king george the third, the first is born monarch in the century. whichs the period in britain wins this incredible victory in what the king called the first world war. it vastly expanded britain's territories from india to africa to the west indies and particularly, north america. more than doubled the territory t

july. when i was in booking, they did a pregnancy test and i found out i was pregnant by that person. >> from the rape? >> yes. i decided to carrygive her to a family who couldn't have children so i gave her up for adoption. i'm still in contact with that family. just that situation alone, like, the guilt of giving a baby up for adoption. if i don't talk about that with people and get feedback from my counselors and friends, like that guilt could cause me to do other things that could lead me to use. it's crazy to know that, like, one wrong move and i can be back out there. >> this is your mug shot? >> yes. >> whoa. do you remember that day? >> yes. a little bit. i was pretty wasted in it. it just looks like death. i feel like i should be on an episode of "the walking dead" as a zombie. i see someone who's lifeless, for real. >> in a weird way when you look at that, does it make you feel good about where you are? >> yes. i'm so grateful i don't look like that anymore. i'm so grateful i got a chance to get back on track because some people won't get that chance. >> staying off any kind of drug of addiction can be a life-long stru

carry to tomorrow as well. for friday we start off around 71. making our way to 85 or 86 degrees for the highs. hanging on to the same humidity we have today. it's not july or august mugginess. of place for september. i want to sew you jose stays in the atlantic ocean. if you plan to get to the beaches. we have more from jose. this is clear at saturday in 6:30 to the everything. working our way to sunday. predominantly staying on the sunny side as well. a lot of sunshine. tomorrow is when we have the clouds around. 87 on friday and saturday. 88 on sunday. you notice sunshine. get out to enjoy the stuff. 5k and 10k we have that going on. we will continue a warm-up. there is a taste of georgetown for sunday morning. again, more like a su afternoon. get out there and taste a bunch of food but drink water with the heat sticking around. the max winds with maria are making at it category three storm of 120 miles per hour. this takes the track to turks and caicos. it will go ultimately to the northeast but i want to point out where the cone is. not that far from the outer banks. this is something we are watching closely. it's still five days out. if we learned

july. >> today, americans, agreed to die of relief because the health care of millions, has been, protected, and preserved >> reporter: the development is a victory for democrats, who helped, rally obama carry sip yens outside the capitol. president trump is already focusing on the next agenda item: tax reform. this morning he met with the house tax writing committee ahead of what he calls a big announcement set for wednesday the none in partisan congressional budget office says millions of americans would lose coverage under the latest health care overall bill and project would it reduce medicaid funding, by a trillion dollars over the next decade. >>> lawmakers are demanding details about the use of private e-mails by current and former white house officials. cbs news confirms jared kushner, stephen miller, reince priebus and steve ban on have used private e-mail for governmental business. the president's daughter ivank a trump used outside e-mail while transition nothing to her role as a senior advisor. white house says the practice was not widespread. >> to my knowledge, very loaded white house council instruct all white house staff to use their government e-mail for official business,

july raid because of irs objections that the search would interfere with separated investigation of robert muellpa. now we were told the special counsel office went ahead with the search with only fbi agents carrying that out. that's unusual for the irs to sit out an investigation that centers on tax and financial matters. >> very unusual. does this mean the special counsel or now have access to tax returns including possibly the president's tax returns? >> that's a big question. it's not clear whether the special counsel has asked for or be tand the president's tax returns. sources say if mueller's office does have it, the deputy would likely need to sign off given the sensitivity surrounding the matter. now as foreman a fort and flynn, given the scope of those investigations, it's more likely that he has obtained the tax records. and high ranking official told me today the information shared by the irs would include anything tax return related such tas real estate and meta data such as what years the taxes were filed or not filed. and as you know, wolf, the irs is very restricted in what information it can share, even with other government agencies, and would normally need ha specific grand jury

japanese torpedos that hammered the "uss indianapolis" on july poth, 1945, while en route to the philippines. >> lock at that. >> the ship was carryingh-tech expedition that discovered the "indianapolis" closes a chapter for world war two history for the families and survivors of those lost at sea. ensign john wolston remembers when the first torpedo hit. >> i left control central at exactly midnight. five minutes afterwards there was a rather, you know, huge boom. >> reporter: within 12 minutes the "indianapolis" was fully submerged. >> i think it was pretty obvious what had happened. >> reporter: 300 men went down with the ship and nearly 900 were thrust into the shark-infested water of the pacific. >> a lot of people who were seriously injured died and almost all of them died in somebody's arms. >> yeah. >> a couple in mine. >> reporter: more than four days later help finally arrived. only 316 of the 900 who abandoned ship survived long enough to be >> our situation no food, no water. >> reporter: wolston is only one of 19 "indy" survivors and reached out to expedition leader rob kraft to ask to view the remains. >> we suspect she

july. this the official portrait. charlotte was two in may. this photograph taken by the duchess. the queen who was carryingis morning is said to be delighted. the new baby means it's evenless likely prince harry will become king. he's not out of the top five. as to when the baby will be born, probably late april or early may. don't know if it's a boy or girl. hasn't stopped the crazy betting here on the gender or the name. alice is an early favorite, of course, only if it's a girl. >> chatter begins. >> coming up, angelina jolie opens up. what she's saying about life one year after her split from brad pi pitt. >> dylan made her way to the orange room. >> the question that comes up on this date every single year, should you or should you not wear white after labor day. diving into that debate right after this. ♪ real energy harnessed from the earth. nature valley. ♪ ♪ when does a business trip really start? ♪ ♪ the global lounge collection from american express offers you a place to prepare and recharge at over one thousand airport lounges worldwide. ♪ ♪ the world is yours, with platinum. backed by the serv

it was made to put on a missile like the one tested in july, 6.3 on the richter scale, 10 times more powerful than the one they carried a second earthquake. north korea has repeatedly defied u.n. sanctions to develop nuclear weapons which had potentially hit the u.s. the test was carried out in the early hours of the morning at a known test site in the north where other tests have taken place in the past. the secretive communist state said that this, its sixth test, was a quote perfect success. and this comes of course just days after north korea also fired a medium range ballistic missile over japan. and today, one hour after the test in an emergency phone call, national security adviser general mcmaster spoke to his south korean counterpart who has said the u.s. will it deploying the most powerful tactical weapon it has on the korean peninsula. and remember just four days ago president trump came out and said talking was none of these angle option with the north koreans and he said a month ago any future provocations will be met with fury and fire. will be interesting to see how he responds preponderate the rest of