>> stephen: try to bet get the ball in the other person's kangaroo pouch. >> big red kangaroos are veryolo with them. >> stephen: were there kangaroos around where you grew up? pardon me for acting like all of australia is a big kangaroo patch. >> no, the most dangerous animal near me was at my grandmother's house is a funnel web spider. >> stephen: what's that? >> it's a deadly spider that will kill you. they're in the sink. >> stephen: really? >> occasionally. >> stephen: occasionally there is a creature in your sink that can visit death upon you. >> it's keeping you on edge, making sure you're keeping your wits about you. >> stephen: besides the "sorority" movie which, by the way, i'm very excited about, not only because of you and seth and chloe grace moretz was here the other night, also because zach efron's abs are-- ( cheers and applause ) is that photoshopped? the movie? >> oh, yeah, they're part of the story line. >> stephen: do they have their own trailer? >> they should, they should have their own trailer and website. >> stephen: i don't know why t.s.a. lets those thro

less than two weeks ago i was prancing all over australia playing with kangaroos and now i'm back herey there are viral videos like this one to keep me happy and cvs extremely cute kangaroos playing. they are all sorts of adorable. if anybody wants to pay for my return flight, that would be great. >> no charges for hillary clinton. in the e-mail scandal despite the fact the fbi director james comay set her actions were extremely careless and she should have known and that her actions were especially concerning. so if that's the case, why would hillary clinton not be charged? if any of us were to do that, if the military handled misclassified documents, there there would be punishment repercussion. the house republicans had fbi james comay testify in front of him. i wanted to know what they wanted to accomplish and if they accomplished it. i chased this to newton, new jersey jersey to the office of congressman scott garrett. >> the fbi director said that if somebody was working at the state department right now, if there was a private in the army right now who did these things, he said

difficult i for kangaroos. you stay up. you listen. you laugh. you worry.ou do whatever it takes to take care of your family. and when it's time to plan for your family's future, we're here for you. we're legalzoom, and for over 10 years we've helped families just like yours with wills and living trusts. so when you're ready, start with us. doing the right thing has never been easier. legalzoom. legal help is here. yand you needed a tow.d did your 22-page insurance policy say, "great news. you're covered?" no. it said, "blah blah blah blah..." the liberty mutual app with coverage compass™ makes it easy to know what you're covered for and what you're not. liberty mutual insurance. kennedy: when you are on a five-year mission to explore strange new worlds, come with me and we'll boldly ex floarp news that has never been explored before. this is the "topical storm." you all love sir patrick stuart. you are about to see him as you have never seen him before, as a cowboy. [♪] kennedy: i know what i'm getting my family for christmas. the englishman seems surprisi

kangaroo court or justified public shaming. let's ask my unbreakable party panel. jedediah bila is a fox news contributor. and lots to talk about. jedediah, we sat across the couch from each other on "outnumbered" and we were "outnumbered" by represents running for vice president or illustrating their great resume. >> i love gowdy. he manages to expose her as a liar. which is the point we are trying to make. even if you are going to say maybe there was no criminality, even if you say let's accept what the f.b.i. did here, let's accept the decision. she still lied repeatedly to people and he pointed that out when she said she wasn't dealing with classified information, she turned over all the documents. i loved that moment. kennedy: they are few and far between. my problem with the whole exercise. they ask the same questions, they have already been answered. these are wonderful opportunity to get more specific. it took hours for them to even talk about bryan pagliano. and they should not allow people on the committee who are not prosecutors to ask questions because

that does not say kangaroo. >> you want some? want some kangaroo jerky?y: yeah. all right. oh, i think i got it. >> jimmy: you did it. >> have some kangaroo on me, big guy. >> jimmy: i have to go first? >> oh yeah. >> jimmy: that's fantastic. [ laughter ] >> i got a tissue for you. >> jimmy: rachel maddow, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] the "rachel maddow show" -- that's so good -- weeknights at 9:00 p.m. on msnbc. we'll be right back with music from good charlotte, stick around! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ this is my body of proof. proof of less joint pain. and clearer skin. this is my body of proof that i can fight psoriatic arthritis with humira. humira works by targeting and helping to block a specific source of inflammation that contributes to both it's proven to help relieve pain, stop further joint damage, and clear skin in many adults. humira is the number #1 prescribed biologic for psoriatic arthritis. humira can lower your ability to fight infections,

. >>> it's a cattle guard but that kind of looks like a kangaroo. >> it is a kangaroo. >> see who got hop gentleman long back on its feet. >> plus the police force cat busted for sleeping on the job. >>> and, he just heard a knock at the door. >> the story behind this little man's big surprise. >> -- where you ever get just knocked in the jaw real bad. hurts, doesn't it? >> yeah. >> ain't nothing compared to this. >> construction workers pointing out this guy right here, with his face -- >> no! >> oh! >> oh, man did it go all the way through, it looks like this guy fell nearby all of these reinforcement rods, no hard hat is going to help you in situations it looks like the rebar punctured underneath his chin and came out his mouth. >> considering how many of those bars are there it's amazing it just went through his jaw. >> you're right. it's hard to say that this guy is lucky. but honestly he is. >> his whole entire body could have been impaled. that steel bar could have gone through his brain. >> if you've ever driven by a construction site you've noticed these plastic discs on top

. >>> it's a cattle guard but that kind of looks like a kangaroo. >> it is a kangaroo. >> see who got hop gentleman long back on its feet. >> plus the police force cat busted for sleeping on the job. >>> and, he just heard a knock at the door. >> the story behind this little man's big surprise. >> -- where you ever get just knocked in the jaw real bad. hurts, doesn't it? >> yeah. >> ain't nothi

he is orphaned. >> coming back -- >> the first day of kangaroo school. you know what i mean? you're just trying to get -- just get -- >> this next video comes to us from jupiter, florida, it is peter schultz's dog gracey and she epitomizes never give up. never surrender. gracey is about as big -- >> i know it's a big one today. it's sunday's paper. >> look at her wagging tail. that is adorable. >> the arms coming back. maybe i'll get a belly rub. then she's like no, no, no. i've got a job to do. a job that her mom and her grandma also did. they would run out and pick up the paper. she's only four months old. she's like, i'm getting kind of -- >> she eventually is able to drag it. >> she's like, okay. my work here is done. >> just too -- >> we're seeing them destroy things and it's fascinating but in this video they're creating something finally with i love these videos and i think i'm going to fall in love now. >> this particular -- from the channel takes those cartridges you might use for a pellet gun and some paint and they're making artwork. >> let's bang. >> oh. >> okay t

in his case, it would be accurate to describe it as the lion and the kangaroo. ♪ the secretary of they's yacht sequoia is a retreat for the chief executive. the potomac, the sequoia becomes another extension of the white house, a very private extension where peace and relaxation are the order of the day. ♪ >> each week until the 2016 election, wrote to the white house rewind brings archival coverage. next, richard nixon accepts his party's presidency nomination for a second term. united 72 republican national convention in florida. he compares the united states to what he saw on trips to the soviet union and china. in addition, the president mentions the vietnam war and says peace with honor. president nixon won the 1972 general election in a landslide over democratic nominee george mcgove c

i'll feed the kangaroos coming up from the philadelphia zoo. >> all right cecily thank you. quick break. >>> "action news" continues w ith immediate -- hello again, monica is off and sharrie williams is joining us and here is what is happening on "action news" tonight. >> there is a lot we do not understand and like you i am demanding answers. >> a man selling homemade cd's outside of a convenience store is shot and killed by officers, we are live with more on the investigation. >> also, delaware investigators determine what touched off a fire that killed two young children back in january and the heat is not just dangerous for humans it's taking its toll on your pets. we have tips to help you make sure your four-legged friends are safe as well. we are following developing details in a fatal shooting of a black man by two white police officers in baton rouge, louisiana and today the justice department announced they have opened a civil rights investigation into the incident -- >> seconds before this call was made two officers wrestled with sterling on the ground and someone

they could have called you captain kangaroo. and, listen, i'm glad it went to an aussie. we spend so much time trying to steal roles off the americans. it wouldn't have surprise me if they sort of flipped the switch there. >> stephen: did you actually train with a boomerang? >>, of course,. >> stephen: will is there a trick-- without killing anybody in the room, what's the trick. >> i can't -- >> you can't. don't throw it. how are you supposed to hold this damn thing. >> you hold it like that. >> stephen: like this? like that? >> like that. and hopefully-- well, you know, hopefully you hit your target. but if you don't, you want to hope that it comes back. ( laughter ). >> stephen: i've got a question for you-- there this movie there are people who can shoot flames for, like, 100 feet with their hands, and guys who can shoot you at, you know, 4,000 feet. what's the boomerang guy do? ( laughter ) does he-- >> he throws boomerangs. ( laughter ) >> stephen: give me that. give me that! give me that! i understand-- is there-- i've be

and the kangaroo who needed some extra help, after getting stuck in a bag of chips.ou and me baby we're stuck like glue ♪ ♪ stuck like glue ♪ you and me baby we're stuck like glue ♪ i had so many thoughts once i left the hospital after a dvt blood clot. what about my wife... ...what we're building together... ...and could this happen again? i was given warfarin in the hospital, but wondered, was this the best treatment for me? i spoke to my doctor and she told me about eliquis. eliquis treats dvt and pe blood clots and reduces the risk of them happening again. not only does eliquis treat dvt and pe blood clots. but eliquis also had significantly less major bleeding than the standard treatment. knowing eliquis had both... ...turned around my thinking. don't stop eliquis unless you doctor tells you to. eliquis can cause serious, and in rare cases, fatal bleeding. don't take eliquis if you have an artificial heart valve or abnormal bleeding. if you had a spinal injection while on eliquis call your doctor right away if you have tingling, numbness, or muscle weakness. whi

in a place like this, we mow from kangaroo yards and other areas and it gets smashed up pretty quickly. >> as far as this reptile park is concerned, elvis is still the king. fortunately since the mower attack, he's been on his best behavior, calling a truce with the lawn equipment. as for faulkner, he does his part to keep the fragile peace. >> we always treat elvis with a huge amount of respect. that's what they demand. when you're dealing with something like a crocodile, self-preservation comes into effect as well. it was something out of the normal that elvis got the mower. we're very used to him defending his territory. that's what he was doing. generally we're able to read him and get out of the way. in this particular case, young billy is the one he took the mower from, the mower got between him and the croc, thankfully it was the mower instead of billy. >> from a crocodile who bares his teeth to a man who bares, well, everything. a guy walks into a walmart waring nothing but this blurred circle. security cameras inside the store catch what looks like his plan to cover up but he'

only in his case would be more accurate to describe it as the lion and the kangaroo. the secretary of the navy's yot se coy yeah is a water-borne retreat. coy yeah y yeah -- se where peace and relax vacation he order of the day. >> discussions will continue, the talks informal. the president repeated to the prime minister the ideas he recently conveyed to america of he obligations in the pacific. on july 15, william j. hopkins was honored by d president for 23 years of the highest possible service as executive clerk of the white house. 23 years that spanned the new deal, the fair deal, the new rontier and the great society. ♪ >> this is a profoundly symbolic occasion for in honoring mr. hopkins, we also honor the whole core of dedicated civil servants of which he is so outstanding an example. i have said on many occasions that i believe our country has developed a professional civil service in the history of the world. and as president, i have not merely expressed that opinion as idle words, i have acted upon. >> three days later the president would act on this convic

earlier that same day, this surveillance video captures shelling robbing a kangaroo express store ineach. >> the clerk greets him with a pleasantry and a smile and all of a sudden the guy pulls out a knife and he jumped the counter. >> open it. you. >> you could see the reaction from the clerk that she's scared, but she complies with whatever he told her. he got the money and within a couple of minutes he was out the door with the money. >> both the clerk at the kangaroo express store and udon are lucky to have survived the robberies. the doctors who treat udon tell him that if the knife had gone any deeper, it could have killed him. >> if he would have hit one of those major arteries and stuff, it would have been all over. and we would have been working a homicide. >> charles shelling is convicted of robby and aggravated assault in both cases. he is sentenced to 20 years. >> the video played a really important part in solving this crime, but there's a possibility that just with the description alone, we may have caught this guy anyway. but the video helped us tremendously. >> as for

. >> only competitor in the chip loving game is a kangaroo from australia whose love of chips got him in a pickle. his head is stuck in a bag of chips, he can't get out of it. his human friend taking the video helped him out, so yea, freedom. >> happy ending. >>> emerson once said nothing great could ever be achieved without enthusiasm, and i have a lot of that. >> he does, the ramps wander up and down, each one leads to a new surprise, miniature worlds of factories, houses, quarries, canyons, joined by a railroad track and trains, dozens of trains. >> this place is a trip, you could spend all day in here and not see everything. i am blown away. i really am. where are you? north land, self proclaimed largest model railroad system in the world, 50,000 feet of track, more than 8 miles wander through thousands of hand built structures, and tons of plaster, estimated half million trees. creation of bruce williams. >> if you wanted to know what north lands is, it is a town born of imagination built into the side of a cliff. >> bruce built system up in last 40 years, in a building of its ow

>>reporter: they shot back that need plumber's not kangaroos in the meantime the delegation added isoice saying some of the athletes also be staying in hotels because the apartment that again would not livable. >>gary: 100 percent, as i was walking down in the great randy chandelle miss the political viewer he says helleri clinton tonight against the texas rangers >>gary: 2 out the bottom of the ninth bear at the 65 in a drama bell trained he hits a to run walk off and they just lost the texas senator the giant said have to do without the chapman not nothing anyone solid is going to give the giants a going to get an they heard a cry about the yankee leader and his big thing with a 100 and 105 mi. an hour he has usa on his chest and they're putting down the floor getting ready for the international test versus china nate pastille ahead a week ago saturday and he was remembered today at the baptist church in san francisco he was 74 years of age when he passed after a battle with leukemia. >>gary: this is a fair thing to save he announces he wants to come back and pay to men and one of

they've got kangaroo, alligator, all kinds of wild stuff. >> you don't want to try the kangaroo.d rather try the kangaroo than the frog legs any day. >> yeah that's true. but they're a little smaller. >> probably taste like chicken. by the way the main stage. >> the amphitheater over there where the music will be. >> that's free with entrance. if you come here, it's $20 and the money most of it goes to charity. here's a list of some of the performances get it. sorry too late. you know you want to see it i'll put it on my twitter page and you can see who's performing lots of big names, small names. the main star, let's face it is the garlic. back to you. >> and before we let you go you struggled a bit putting together the calamari dish in the last segment did you try it. >> i always try. i tried the garlic ice cream last year. it didn't taste like garlic that was good. and i tried the calamari that was good as well. i tried almost everything except i'm not going to try the frog legs. that is way, way too exotic for me. i don't even eat spam. so i'm definitely going to say heck no

kangaroo -- >> oh -- >> help! >> help me mate. >> all it would have to do is come up -- >> that's australia. >> you would think it would be able to grab and remove it but that did not work. so finally guy shooting the video is like okay, come here, i'll attempt to help you. this is when things get really dangerous because it doesn't know where it's going. >> watch out. >> oh, poor thing. all right go and help it mate. come on, be a good man. >> it ran head-first into that car. >> oh. >> keeps moving. trying to approach slowly. >> there we go. >> ears are up like -- >> thanks, mate. >> what took so long. >> it's time for -- >> another installment of real or fake. >> real or fake. real or fake. real or fake. >> starting with a one of a kind beer bottle opener. >> we want to believe that it's real because it's so cool. >> then -- ♪ >> i think he's lip-synching. >> i don't think he's really singing that. >> and a tablet goes flying out the window. >> this one is just screaming fake. >> you >> you be the judge. [ bell

when he finally let the kangaroo go and the kangaroo hopped down the road. >> i can't believe you talk this morning." coming up this half hour, a massive noah's ark replica is packing in conceptics like bill nye, the science guy, claim historical facts behind. >>> the egyptian comedian who earned the respect of jon stewart and many others. bassem youssef in the studio and we will talk about how he is trying to tackle stereotypes in this country. time to show you some of the morning's headlines from around the globe. "the washington post" says donald trump's son eric defended his father's charity donation. the post has been investigating whether donald trump lived up to promises of donating millions of his own money to charity. yesterday, eric trump said his father gave hundreds of thousands of dollars to eric's own charitable foundation. but eric trump did not produce proof, saying they wanted to maintain am nimity. >>> ceo mark zuckerberg hopes to bring web connections to far-flung rural areas. small communities and facebook will pay for materials and likely work for partners to const

say that they intimidated officers that wanted to speak to the panel and they called the panel a kangaroocourt fired back saying that the sniper in dallas took aim at police officers murdered 5 and cold blood, today george gastown is taking aim at police officers in san francisco with distortion and half-truths. >> i don't believe the change will come in the police department, those with the power of the board that governs the city and county of san francisco and the mayor. >>reporter: sfpd appreciates the efforts and said they will conduct an analysis of the report and forward a copy to the us department of justice to be considered for inclusion in the comprehensive review. >>reporter: the panel port over thousands of documents from the office of citizen complaints and the police commission and interviewed more than 100 people including the former police chief greg serve. they made a list of 81 recommendations and most notably the creation of the office of inspector general to audit the occ and sfpd . tara moriarty, ktvu news. >>> trying to keep up with the reality of medical cannabis, t

. >> poa president, martin halloran, fired back, calling the panel, kangaroo court. the sf pee dee said it appreciated the panel's efforts and will conduct an analysis of the report of the next few weeks >>> oakland evidence have begun an effort to recall the mayor. the into police care project tried to file a petition with the city clerk's office yesterday. they had 25 signatures at the time. they were told they needed 50. the group told us last night they have since gathered the rest of the signatures and plan to file the petition today. they are questioning the mayor's leadership in setting the sex scandal involving the oakland police department among other things. >> now libby schaaf was to come out and say, we have a frat house culture and i will root it out. she finally developed a backbone because things have been made public. >> i'm proud to be an american. i'm proud to live in a city where people can criticize their elected officials and protest. that is part of the democratic process. >> while she welcomes criticism, mayor schaaf said she has no plans to st

jersey but instead of proposing any job creating measures last night, he chose instead to create a kangaroo court spectacle aimed at hillary clinton. >> tonight as a former federal prosecutor, i will welcome the opportunity to hold hillary rodham clinton accountable for her performance and her character. >> since the justice department refuses to allow you to render a verdict, i'm going to present the case now, on the facts, against hillary rodham clinton. >> trevor: ooh. you know you in trouble when they calling your middle name. rodham. hillary rodham clinton, get your ass in here! (laughter) so here's what happens. last week trump snubbed christie for vice president. so basically last night christie wanted to show trump what he had passed up. he was all like you see this, donie, you could have had all this. >> one of her first decisions as secretary of state, she set up a private e-mail server in her basement in violation of our national security. hillary clinton, lying to the american people about herselfish, awful judgement in making our secrets vulnerable. what is your verdict. guilty

only in his case, it would be more accurate to describe it as the lion and the kangaroo. of the navy's yacht sequoia is a water-borne retreat. for trips like these it done the quiet the toe make, the sequoia becomes an extension of the white house. a very private extension where peace and relaxation are the order of the day. ♪ narrator: discussions will continue, but the pace is less hurried, the talks informal. the president repeated to the prime minister the ideas he had recently conveyed to the people of america's obligations in the pacific. ♪ on july 15, william j. hopkins was honored by the president for 23 years of the highest possible service as executive clerk of the white house. 23 years that spanned the new deal, the fair deal, the new frontier, and the great society. ♪ deal, the fair deal, the new lyndon johnson: this is a profoundly symbolic occasion for in honoring mr. -- mr. hopkins, we also honor the whole core of dedicated civil servants of which he is so outstanding an example. i have said on many occasions that i believe our country has developed the fin

. >> come back -- >> a touching scene with an orphan at a kangaroo sanctuary. >> you have a little bitty anxiety. >> the story to melt even the most hardened of hearts. >> and if this is what happens -- >> when your boyfriend gives you a bracelet and dumps you for your best friend. >> how heartbreak leads to a viral video hit. >> have fun with her, ryan. >> ha, ha, ha, ha.

. >> the panel was a kangaroo court. report made 81 recommendations including a new office of inspector general to audit the police department. >>> lottery sales hit a new record, $6.3 billion. that's up 15%. they say the profits totaled 1.5 billion dollars which are given to schools. the big sellers are the scratch off games. they excite $7 out of every 10- dollars the lottery collect. st. anthony served the 42nd millionth meal. today the executive director said this is a reminder how people go hungry. >> we're not where we're supposed to be. we're 82 dividing the income not how we're supposed to do. it's a sense of pride to do this. >> st. anthony opened in 1950. the foundation provides health care, addiction recovery, tech training and other service. >>> pokemon go, the video game crazes that growing and advice from police about keeping yourself safe. >>> bill martin will let us know about a changing weather pattern he's tracking. he's tracking. . >>> a new craze is sweeping the country. pokemon go. it was only releas

come on kangaroo jack you should know better.ou either eat a blooming onion or go to town on these bad boys. >> as much frosting as you want. >> yeah! love australia. topic number two, it's quiz time. i'm going to show you someone's house and i want you to guess which country they're from and who they are supporting for president. ready, go. uh-huh. yeah, look at that. that's right. that's the home of leslie ross in youngstown, pennsylvania. she's in america, in case you hadn't picked up on that one and we can infer that's she is a donald trump supporter as well. honk if you love patriotism. that is very, very, very patriotic paint. even so it is making other houses in the neighborhood a little suspicious, like this one. uh-huh. ah, real estate. reminds me be sure to tune into to the red eye when tom shillue gives you a tour of his house, there's his house isn't that fun. whacky broken windows. topic three. it's the end of the basketball game. the city team is up ten against arch rival black and gold team. with seconds left, the

a kangaroo. >> they'll stay in the pouch for up to eight months.o support him. >> this is the largest marsupial. one day this animal will get 120, 130 pounds, but they can even get bigger. >> no kidding. >> it leaves its mom after a year? >> after a year. >> all right. this next animal -- corbin, very man handling today. he's trying to kill me. >> i'm sorry. >> this is a benteron. they're also called bearcats. >> smell near the tail. >> no thank you. >> they smell like buttered popcorn. >> the exact opposite on a beaver, just the exact opposite. we know, we know. they're adorable, but -- never mind. >> actually, bring him back over here so we can see him. these animals live in the forest of southeast asia just like -- you smell her? >> no. >> regis, you want to feed her? >> the exact opposite of what your mother told you, never smell the back end -- i always obey my mommy. >> that's where that -- anyway, that's where the smell is. that's a communication. that's how they communicate with others in the forests of southeast asia. bearcats. >> that's d

the president poa president says the panel is a kangaroo court. >> former police chief of san franciscoo you think about these recommendations? they have the legal standing. the police department does not have to do any of these things. but will they? >> i read over the report last night and there is some good information. and some good recommendations. certainly we support transparency. we want to get to the truth and what is going on on the streets of our city. but there is a couple of assumptions that i have a problem with. they talk about the organizational culture and racial bias. when you have 2000 officers, there's no question some of them are biased. i think the great majority of our officers are good public servants who care about the people that they serve. this was true even back in the days and i was chief. we have one of the most diversified police departments in the country. >> this is not a good old boys club? more individual than systemic? >> very much so. the recommendations on transparency and more discipline, are good recommendations. i think that is what we need. one

i'll be feeding another animal from australia, the kangaroos later on on "action news." back to you guys. >> she is a ventriloquist now. >> all right cecily we have more coming up, "action news" at 5:00 is next. >>> "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with jaime apody, meteorologist, cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. >>> hydration was key for anyone out and about today. mother nature cranked up the heat and humidity this morning and the muggy weather is not going anywhere any time soon. monica malpass is off and sharrie williams is joining us. we have a heat warning in effect until friday. >> if you have been outside you know all about it. a live look here at penn's landing, temperatures soared above 90 today marking day one of a projected heat wave. now officials are warning everyone to make every effort to stay cool. we have live team coverage tonight and sara bloomquist spoke to fans who braved the afternoon and the heat at the phillies game in philadelphia. but lets begin with melissa magee and the check of the hot and humid forecast.

the tone and the intimidated officers that wanted to speak to the panel, they called the panel the kangaroort and fired back saying that a sniper in dallas took aim at police officers and murdered five in cold blood, today they are taking aim at police officers in san francisco with half truth and distortion. >> don't believe the change will come in the police department, the people that have the power of the board that governs the city and county of san francisco and the mayor. >>reporter: they appreciate the efforts and said they will conduct an analysis over the next few weeks and forward a copy to the us department of justice to be considered for inclusion in its comprehensive review. >>reporter: it poured over thousands of documents from citizen complaints in the police commission and interviewed more than 100 people including the da in public defenders. in the end it made a list of 81 recommendations, most notably the creation of the office of inspector general that will audit the oc -- occ and the police department. tara moriarty, ktvu news. >>> coming up next, the latest on an inves

. >> poa president, martin halloran, fired back calling the panel, a kangaroo court. san francisco police department said it appreciates the efforts and will conduct an analysis of the report over the next few weeks. >>> it's been almost 7 years since former kidnapping bechtle, jaycee dugard, was rescued from antioch after more than 18 years in captivity. coming up, the book she is releasing today and what is expected to reveal. >>> there are more than 250 cameras in the main jail in san jose. there are three cases the system has already helped assault. >>> we are looking at a morning commute that is busy in many areas. this is a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. >>> there is quite a fog bank for some on the coast and parts of the bay. it doesn't look at cooler for some that warmed up yesterday. >>> welcome back. >>> a man was killed by a freight train in antioch last night. this happened around 8:30 pm on a bridge near fulton shipyard road and the waterfront. investigators are working to identify the victim and determine why he was walking on the tracks. the train b

he called the panel a kangaroo court and said a legitimate u.s. department of justice review is underway and they are going to wait for that to come out. >>> today we are learning that warriors all-star draymond green is out on bail after being arrested in state of michigan. >> we will bring in sports anchor jason applebaum. you have got a few more details? >> warriors are like camelot around here. when you hear of something like this, it comes as quite a surprise and it seems like a big deal. here's what we know. green was arrested early this morning in east lancing, michigan on assault charges. according to the police report, there was an incident outside a restaurant around 2:30 in the morning involving green and another male. green was struck -- or struck the guy who was uninjured. we don't know what led to green hitting the man. police were in the area since bars closed at 2 a.m. so he was arrested. he posted the $200 bond. he has ten days to return to court. the city's attorney's office will handle the prosecution. they say no mugshot is ava

. >> the poa president, martin halloran, fired back calling the panel a, kangaroo court. sf pee dee said appreciated the panel's effort and will conduct an analysis of the report over the next couple of weeks. >>> some oakland activist have begun an effort to recall mayor schaaf. the anti-police rheteric project tried to file a petition with the city clerk's office yesterday. they only had 25 signatures and were told they needed 50. the group told us last night they have gathered the rest of the signatures and plan to file the petition today. they are questioning the mayor's leadership citing the sex scandal inviting --. >> libby schaaf was to come out and say, we have a frat house culture and i will root it out. she suddenly developed a backbone because things have been made public. that is not good enough. >> i am proud to be an american. i'm proud to live in a city where people can criticize their elected officials and protest. that is part of the democratic process. >> while she welcomes criticism, mayor schaaf said she has no plans to step down. >>> governor brown is

like cries christie said, guilty, some said was kind of like a a kangaroo cut.hink. >> democrats have to serve up red meat to their crowd. they are hungry. you heard republicans, they are angry. all they did yell how bad things were. where are the solutions. i can hear it all now. one thing for sure the american people are mad as hell. 70% of the american people feel the country is going down the wrong track. guess who has been at the helm the last seven years? the democrats. david: chris you used to work for joe manchin who represents west virginia. very bullish on coal for obvious reasons. hillary clinton maybe she misquoted herself but she said we have to retire some of the coal jobs. does she pick a candidate for vp as somebody maybe favoritable to coal and that sort of thing or is she pressured by bernie sanders? >> it is worst-kept secret in d.c. senator kaine will be the vp, that is true, he helps her speak not only to voters in virginia but voters across ohio, west virginia and the rust belt. i think there are a lot of reasons to go into a vp pick. david