we're speaking to a sheriff's deputy about the new effort to protect k-9 officers from a possible drug overdose. >>> a film that looks at two different russias, the government and the people. >> celebrating mac and cheese day with an oakland restaurant that has perfected that classic dish. >>> that's just a baby boy, a baby boy and a baby girl, beyonce introduces them with an amazing photo shoot. i don't want to think what i looked like one month after my babies were born. rumi and sir. sir i can understand. rumi. a 13th century persian poet. they both have two little ones at home. were there any names you left on the table, that were still in consideration before you picked it two best for your two children. >> i know that i took a name that somebody else in the family wanted but our kid was born first. >> you are not suppose today do thattingly didn't know they wanted it. >> later on they told me, you know oh i wanted that name. we had a whole bunch of names and used them up between first names and middle names. we have used up all of the names we liked. >> no soon your there. >> but

who do we >> k-9 steel. he just turned 2. >> reporter: they do go into harm's way. >> he helps us track bad guys. >> reporter: a demanding job obviously calls for the best equipment and thanks to a nonprofit called vested interest in k-9s, stafford county sheriff's deputy isobares a demirci's dog has just that -- baris demirci's dog has just that. >> the vest goes from maybe 1,200 to $2,000. >> reporter: this is not the only department to work with vested k-9s in our area. there's arlington, alexandria and frederick. what's so cool about this program is that it bonds departments all across the country. some vests are dedicated to the memory of other police k-9s. steel's vest is in honor of ky, a k-9 that passed away serving the california police department. >> you know that k-9 has passed. he gets to of service. it's nice to know he has the equipment he needs to get home safe with me at the end of the night. that's a good job. >> reporter: john henry in stafford county, wusa9. >>> right after the break booze

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it's all part of a fundraiser by the group cover your k-9. they're raising money for k-9 bullet proof vests along with emergency kits to help dogs who accidentally sniff deadly opoids. a third grade boy raised over $1,000 for the k-9 cause. >> they help us. no reason why we shouldn't help them. >> they're able to receive a vest with the same protection that our officers have. >> the fundraiser continues tomorrow at participating pet food express stores in the bay area. bring your pet to get a wash. proceeds can be donated to the cover your k-9 fundraiser. >> it's going to be hot tomorrow, so why not. >>> even hotter tomorrow. >> so there you go. >> we've got high pressure bringing up subtropical moisture is coming in as well. it's 30 degrees cooler the at the beaches, you can see a sprinkling of people out in enjoying that bone-chilling water. 100 degrees still in concord. oakland, 75. livermore is 95 degrees. san francisco it's 70 and san jose, 87 degrees. we have heat advisories through tomorrow night. winds are up to 25 miles per hour, but

k. k. in p y d in syria the report details the number of american and french forces on the ground and several of the bases it also describes the types of military equipment u.s. forces are using and their operational procedures turkey may be retaliate in for the prompt administration's decision to continue supporting the kurds in syria the p.k. k. and the p y d in the title of the report referred to kurdish groups as their affiliates turkey views the groups as terrorist organizations and has launched air strikes against their positions in the past despite turkey's protests the pentagon has continued to aid the kurds with weapons and air support this has been the a long standing position of president trump we should be using we should be in the kurdish state proven to be the best fighters really proven to be the most little to us he will tell you we should be using it utilizing those people if it requires we should be working with them. u.s. military advisers believe kurdish forces will b

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stock market growing, people are getting richer in the 401(k).hing, this is what i don't think that left understands, when the stock market goes up, that helps regular americans, you know they have 401(k), they are invested in the market, every single day, this means more people will be able to retirement but you know people in the left thing oh, that is just wall street, just like really super rich people. >> you know, i think what we're seeing is market and the economy reacting to the uncertainty of trump. there is a sigh of relief with this. because this is not certainty in a negative direction. there are things to be concern about. trade is a big one. but even that, i think you see market willing to take risks, and general trend toward deregulation with some very oppressive environmental regulations, that is a stip in the right direction. >> i would add with tax reform, it might be fa a farther a long than we thought. gerri: thank you so much. >> thank you. >> thank you. gerri: looking again. at the tweet, dc tweet battle. connecticut senator

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that little girl was bitten by the police k-9 in the house behind me here. now, the san jose police department is not talking on camera about this case. they did, however, issue a statement today that acknowledged that the little girl had been bitten. what it didn't say was an explanation as to why nor an apology. [ inaudible ] >> reporter: despite that big bright smile, 22-month-old ar arabella bears the scars from a san jose police department k-9. >> she was screaming and crying. she was saying, ouch, ouch. and it's something that could have just been all avoided. >> reporter: describing the terrifying moments last friday night when the k-9 clamped down on her daughter. san jose police say they were trying to serve her brother with an arrest warrant but when officers and the dog entered the house, things quickly went awry. >> i saw the dog come in the first thing it did was bit my daughter. he bit her on her back and she wasn't doing anything provoking the dog. >> reporter: arabella was left with a nasty bite mark on her back. she was rushed to the hospita

, host hotels resorts say they are increasing 401(k) contributions they want to spend more to retainstart 20 look at this truly understand computerize's role their job is to try to educate people, to understand how monday works will the empower them to take steps to use their 401(k)s or 403 b's i applaud companies taking steps to encourage people to really use these tools. >> what should the employee do? i mean let's face it a lot of employees they have 401(k) know their company is matching it, they don't know what is in that 401(k) should -- do -- employees have to get more active in terms of understanding, how to drive that fund? >> maria i couldn't agree more, i think it is really -- realistically each swrid has to take on the onus themselves to truly take steps to help themselves so understanding what benefits are available, at the company, but also plugging it utilizing those we can't pass the buck all the way to the employer but i think each side shares role in this employer needs to offer benefits but employee has to take advantage of it. >> create as dagen mcdowell, also one

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police say the k-9s are a important part of the force. >> we have our bomb dogs who work every eventthe city and we also have our cadaver dogs which sometimes their finds are bittersweet. >> reporter: the dog's handlers officer alvin outlaw who works with storm and officer richard preston paired with hank say it was the weeks of training and guidance that prepared them for the heavily wooded conditions in bucks county. hank sniffed out first and storm followed up. >> hank and stop have been training together since 2015. they're very distinct and different in the way in they -- the way they indicate the way they search but they complement each other. >> based on what hank did there was an outcome where the investigators were able to recover the missing men. >> reporter: handlers and their dog work as a team and the k-9 alerts his partner when he makes a find. it's more than a working relationship but the dogs are part of the officer's family. the human partners say the k-9 success is their success. >> it's very rewarding 'cause it's a different aspect of the job being a police officer

the 10 k race went off without incident and they said that humidity was their biggest challenge. world's largest 10 k race now in its 28 and year. >>> americans spend big on the 4th of july and it's not just for cookouts but everything from hats to fireworks, americans cannot seem to get enough of the red, white and blue. mary maloney has the break down. >> reporter: americans are patriotic, in terms of what we buy. according to the national retail fred ration, 65% of people own an american flag and stars and stripes on t-shirts bathing suits or shoes and they expect 58% to buy more items that is why wal-mart and target sell everything from plates to pillows with the red white and blue. 162 million people will take part in a cookout or picnic and spending $83 per person on average and that is just forever the food. 14% will see a parade and 44 will see fireworks. know that 19 million others are also celebrating independence. >> there is much more ahead for you coming up on "action news" at 12:30, a family tries to reunite a teddy bear carrying a special message for the original o

k. wright is the superintendent of education for mississippi. i now ask our witnesses to raise your right hand. do you solemnly swear or affirm the testimony you are about to give will be the truth, the whole truth, and nothing, but the truth? let the record reflect the witnesses answered in the affirmative. before i recognize each of you to provide your testimony, let me briefly explain our lighting system. we allow five minutes for each witness to provide testimony. when you begin the light in front of you will turn green. when one minute is left the light will turn yellow. at the five-minute mark the light will turn red and you should wrap up your testimony. members will each have five minutes to ask questions. i now recognize miss nowicky for five minutes. >> good morning, chairwoman fox, ranking member scott and members of the committee. i appreciate the opportunity to discuss gao's new report on early observations on state accountability systems under essa. as you know, it requires states to have accountability systems to meet certain requ

every time you get a raise, you should put extra in your 401(k). boost your contribution rate. ramp up your ira savings if you can. that's a great way to sort of increase your savings. >> i've often heard the same thing, if you can't bank your entire raise for savings this year, because you need to an tall, try and bank half it or try and increase the amount you put into your savings by 1 percentage point every year. that way, youth get up to where you need to go. say you're in my, more experienced demographic. with the, ten years or so until i might retire. what should i be doing q more. so 401(k)'s have catch up contributions, you get to save an extra a $6,000 a year if you're 50 or older. irz haas have a similar catch u. save an extra $1,000. that's a great time to buckle down. it's also important to remain ined. a retirement time horizon doesn't stop when you get to horizon. you still need your money to continue to grow for you know, 20, maybe 30 years and so you don't want investing right when you hit retirement. >> i'm hoping it's groing to grow for 20, 30 years. thanks,

became a 101 k. and without having the counterbalance, the counterbalance of knowing that there is a safety net that there is a floor. what you also have to contribute to and save for and participate in. but that in the event of taking risk that your government stands behind you. that was the lesson of the great depression. and i believe the lesson of 2008 as well. one what other plans would you aem, ms. stout, that we could be using and would you agree with that assessment of making sure that the third leg on the stool is balanced as well as the others? >> thank you congressman larsen. i think absolutely both are important, social security as well as saving for yourself. whether in an employer-sponsored plan. i think that you know, working america is looking for ways to, whether it's incentives or education on how to save. so we've got to make it simple for them. i work with thousands, i've worked in my 20 years with thousands of working americans and they're struggling with figuring out their finan

we're a pre-k to college model. first and foremost while you're in high school, we have the largest international backleriate program in the united states of america. and it's fancy way of saying liberal arts education. we have more desires now for people to have schools become i.b. in chicago than we can keep up with. because when you take that test, you have that under your belt. your parents don't have to pay for it and you're better prepared for college. dual system in our city, mayor all directored, is the second largest in the united states of america. so when i became mayor there were about 4 to 600 students in dual credit, dual enrollment. today we're north of 4,000. so kids are not only getting a high school degree, they're graduating with college credits under their belt. in fact at kenwood, greg has more students involved in that dual credit dual enrollment than any of the high schools, 110 of them in the country. so they're not only graduating high school but with college credit under their belt. third,

i wanted to hear from k-12 school district leaders. now we are going to learn from the gentleman who knows community colleges. with over 2 million students. every one in the country, you are probably be best seated to understand the gaps. what are the students getting out of high school and going to community college, what are they lacking so that this audience can better understand, from your perspective, the areas afterschool might better focus on to help fill those gaps? eloi: thank you, bonnie, think you for the invitation. that is hugely important for all of higher education. the education of our students, does not begin the day they walk into the community college or public university, it begins their first days of lives. all the way through. those that are successful, those they continue to be six acyl in the institutions are those children -- continue to be successful in those institutions are the children that were able to navigate life and learn to have a structure in place, a network in place that allows them to have a safet

scan is positive, he might be considered for a trial that studies similarities between cancers and k- bone cancer and you look at that under the microscope. the pathologist can't tell you if it's human or dog. >> they treat pets who have cancer here. >> he also spent years at the national cancer institute at nih potential lijs between some cancers between both dog and children. >> a type of bone cancer, the third most common cancer effecting teenager. it typically attacks the long bones of the legs or arms, sometimes the pelvis. >> when my son daniel is 11 and he died two years later from the disease. >> theresa beach was horrified to learn that there was just one treatment option available >> that was to prove in 1979. chemotherapy. >> frustrated and not being able to find better alternatives from her son, theresa started doing her own research looking into the genetics, she was hoping to find drugs to treat other cancers when she came across research on k-9 and osteo sarcoma. it's the most common bone tumor found in dogs. >> i know of several things they're trying to see if they can

pre-k through grade 12. and i think we owe it to our parents and our community to be very transparent. they depend on us chaev day to ensure they're children are getting what they deserve. so i feel very strongly you've got to have a strong set of standards in place that are going to enable children to be successful when they leave us. so that's the approach we have, and that's the approach we're sticking to. >> dr. pletnick, could you respond? >> so in arizona we do have what's called the arizona alignment. as i super intendant i also believe there are many other skills and dispositions we have to ensure students have before they leave us fw they are to be future ready. i think about the fact i really didn't have to think about coding when i was in elementary, yet that is a school that is future ready school. when we talk about the four c's, communication and critical thinking, all of those things. so i think there have to be multiple measures, and that's what we've worked towards in arizona. so one test ca

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trump announcing new head of world cyber security task force jaden k. smith. like a pair of gym shorts at the bottom of the laundry pile, this whole things stinks to i can verify that this message is not true. our verify researchers contacted facebook and they confirmed to us that this is just a whole bunch of baloney. facebook says we are aware that some people are sharing a forwarded message with their friends on facebook implying their account might be at risk. this is a host. accepting a friend on facebook or messenger does not give anyone control of your computer or on-line accounts. if you are just some sort of digital hypoconned reiac and concern -- hyper conned reiac and are concerned. it doesn't take much for is like this to go viral. >>> my favorite part of the day is reading your verify ideas and story suggestions. as long as you are not patrolling me, when you send -- trolling me, when you send me something, if you want something verified, you don't have time doment send me an e-mail to verify@wusa9.com. i will go to work. >> try to get the images

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k. drink excessively he cannot commit any crimes you can't associate himself with convicts are felons so there's a lot of a strict rules that oj simpson is going to abi. have to abide by i'm after his release in october so we'll see if he's able to a committee member adequate now he will be released. in october and he's going to be moving to florida nightmare and i say thank you very much in these. well moving and now i have to the middle east and they're being that fresh clashes outside the out packs up mosque in jerusale. they style often earlier this week at israel installed metal detectors at the mosque they set. off dead palestinian gunman shot dead two israeli police offices lost friday with those at new security measures are. the source. of protests at full many palestinians who have been boycotting the mosque altogether will happen. fresh clashes sat between israeli forces and palestinians now let's get the very latest heiress matlab is in jerusalem there is what is happening. wh

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the k—k—k members were protesting against the planned removal of a statue of general robert lee, whovil war. they were met by hundreds of cou nter— protesters. the united nations agency — unesco has added the eritrean capital asmara — to its list of world heritage sites. it's renowned for its architecture from italy's fascist era, including cinemas, banks and shops — all built during italy's colonisation of the country. it's the first time that an eritrean site has gained world heritage status. and you can of course keep up to date on all the news by visiting our website. there you'll find the latest news along with analysis from our correspondents — just go to our website — bbc.com/news. stay with us here on bbc news, still to come: more now on the 620 summit. president trump met with theresa may in hamburg, and said he expects "a very powerful" trade deal with the uk, to be completed "very quickly". he added that his planned visit here would go ahead, though no date has been set. this report by our deputy political editor, john pienaar, contains some flash photography. theresa may

>> seth: well, i remember baby k. do you remember baby k?ber baby k. >> seth: baby k, jeff richards, a funny comedian, played a rapper. he was a baby rapper and you were his manager. >> yes. and producer, kind of missy elliott style. >> seth: yeah. i remember this song he sang. he was like this baby rapper and he sang this song. he said, "i'm potty-trained, i'm potty-potty-trained, check my effing diaper 'cause it's mother effing clean." [ laughter and applause ] who writes that? that's crazy. >> seth: i remember. now i have a baby and i remember a line of yours, and i cannot tell you how often i use, which is "he fussy, 'cause he a baby." [ laughter ] so my wife will say, "how's the baby?" i'm like, "he fussy, 'cause he a baby." [ laughter ] >> so much fun. >> seth: so this film is so fun. it's you and three other great actors. one of them is jada pinkett smith. and you guys have known each other forever. >> yes, we have. we started back in -- wow, we've known each other actually since i was 17. >> seth: oh, my goodness. >> yes, jada introd

as hundreds come out for the k-9's final farewell. and next.ugitive forces a woman to drive him on a wild police chase ---that escalated into a shootout with officers. (steve)<"i was out there in the drive way and he said whose car is that, and i said mine. he said get the (expletive) in it and drive. i'm just happy to be alive."> that is tara carter... she is the victim of a carjacking that became the center of a police chase and shootout in florida. she says it started when a bank robbery suspect forced her to drive her car for two miles until she crashed into a mail box.. the suspect...now identified as three time felon... michael harris..began shooting out of the back window during the chase.. one bullet struck one of the officers in the face.. after the crash police shot and killed harris... the officer is recovering in the hospital and tara is just thankful she's alive. (steve) new at 8. hundreds came out for a tearful goodbye to a canine hero.(pam) cena is a 10- year old black lab ... who did three tours in afganistan. one of those tours

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a 101 k. it is why we need more hearings like this. it's the counterbalance of knowing that there is a safety net and there is a floor, which you also have to contribute to in the event of taking risks that your government stands .ehind you what other plans would you recommend be used? would you agree with that in the third leg of the stool would be balanced as others? ms. stout: thank you, congressman larson. i think that working america is looking for ways, whether it's incentives or education on how to save, we have got to make it simple for them. years with in my 20 thousands of working americans. they are struggling with figuring out their finances and how to put away some extra money. i think those programs are important. you've got to have that three-legged stool. as far as other programs, i think the big focus should be on coverage and making it simple for employers to offer these plans. rep. larson: mr. rodriguez? mr. rodriguez: i think it's a common nation of greater access making it