he spoke in kansas city, interestingly enough, and refer to two of the three times he spoke in kansas city are referred to in patricia's book in the first time he spoke he said the controls of politics control her life and they are ruled by the great bodies of

one of the best steaks i ever had at the golden ox. >> guto kansas city, and the kansas city strip, theyot. they're proud. and i think that turned into the new york strip. which is technically the same thing, but i think new york owned-- bought the rights to the steak. ( laughter ) don't quote me on this. wikipedia. >> stephen: new york, the steak or the city of new york bought the rights to the shape of a piece of meat. >> there-- i believe-- you know, i haven't checked this. i'm digging back into the recesses of my brain -- >> stephen: i believe you. who am i to question a man who is known in taiwan? not me? ( laughter ). >> i could be way wrong on this. by the way, as soon as we're done with this, i'm gog get online and find out if there is any truth to this story. >> stephen: the first time i met you we created and wrote this show, "strangers with candy." ( cheers and applause ) and the very last episode-- thank you very much. emotionally troubled people. the very last episode we needed big stars, we need big stars, and we said wynonna rider. and we said, who could be winona ryder's

>>> in kansas city, missouri, i'm morgan brennan. in the american icon cross hairs of the bigger global trade debate. we look athe rough road for harley-davidson coming up on "nightly business report." >>> listen to this. a s figure salary in san francisco is now considered low me. that's according to new figures from the department of housing and urban the threshold to qualify for low income assistance for a family of four is now $117,000. the highest in the nation and in may the median homerice in the bay area hit a record $935,000. >>> lyft is beefing up to bitter competethe likes of uber. the ride hailing company has now rais $600 million in new money from investors and get this, that now value that's company at $15 billion. that is double the value from just a year ago. uber plans to go public sometime next year, but lyft's ideal plans are less certain right now. >>> harley-davidson has come under fire from presidentterump announcing plans to move some production overseas. one plant in kansas city is set to close this year with

is referred to that two of the three times i know he spoke in kansas city-- kansas city is in patricia o'toole's book. the first time he said control of our politics and therefore our life, power-- are ruled by the great bodies accumulated and inherited wealth. he was about cutting rid of them kind of populist agenda familiar to us today, perhaps. in 1914 he campaigned here to get his legislative agenda passed including his agenda military preparation for the war that was then going on in europe which of the us had not yet entered. he refused to meet with the democratic committee people in his tour of the western united states during the campaign. interesting to me because my great-grandfather was then the democratic national committee from missouri. it also speaks to what patricia o'toole says about woodrow wilson very eloquently in this book about how he retreated into himself. he was not a good partner. he was not a good collaborator. he didn't listen perhaps as much as he should end in 1919 in a speech during a tour which patricia o'toole goes into though she doesn't mention this s

morgan brennan in kansas city today.rley not the first of the president's barbs against corporate america as you probably know. we've seen tweets attacking amazon, boeing, apple, nordstrom, merck, all major companies that have formerly been in the president's crosshairs joiningous how that impacts investment, former chairman of cnn and bill george the former chairman and ceo of midtronnic and hbs professor. good to see you both this morning. bill, "washington post" has an interesting piece on how the prident feels personally betrayed by harley what do you make of this sort of rift between two parties that seemed to be much aligned earlier in the year? >> i think harley has to run a global business. they've been seeing ining sales in the u.s. for seven or eight years. and they've been contemplating this for at least three months and the thailand move was the first to move away from kansas city the steel aluminum tariffs probably were the straw that broke the camel's back they have to go this way they have no choice. they

he spoke in kansas city, interestingly enough, and refer to two of the three times he spoke in kansas city are referred to in patricia's book in the first time he spoke he said the controls of politics control her life and they are ruled by the great bodies of what is accumulated and inherited wealth. he was about getting rid of that. kind of a populist agenda, familiar to us today, perps. in 1914 he campaigned here to get his legislative agenda passed including his agenda with military preparation for the war that was going on in europe which the united states had not yet entered. interestingly enough he refused to meet with the democratic committee people in his tour of the western united states during that campaign. interesting to me in particular because my great-grandmother was the dent the mechanic national committee firm for europe and it also speaks to what patricia says about woodrow wilson very eloquently in this book about how he was treated into himself and he was not a good partner and a good collaborator and he did not listen perhaps as much as he should. then in 1919 in

the humidity with the temperature-- kansas city felt like 105.ay, wisconsin felt like 106. tomorrow, green bay gets a little relief. it feels like 86, but that heat has now pushed to the east. hartford feels like 112. philadelphia feeling like 105. and speaking of philadelphia, when you look at the long-range forecast for philadelphia: every day for the next ten days, they avve a temperature of 90 or reove. and when you factor in the heat index, at least half that time it feels like the triple digits. and in a big city like philadelphia and new york, if it's 95 outside, the cement heats up to 125. it feels like 129 inside a car after half an hour. a, jeff, do what you've got to j to stay cool out there. let's go back to you. >> glor: yes, it will last a while. all right, lonnie quinn, thank lou very much. president trump made some news aboard air force one as he flew to new jersey for the holiday weekend today. he said he will announce a supreme court nominee a week from monday. weijia jiang is at the white house with more on this. weijia. >> rep

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kansas. that was january 1964. i fell in love with the city and with kansas, generally. yes, i know the missouri press published the book, but you know, you can't have everything. i am delighted to be here. a couple of people i would like to recognize, stan cherry, my favorite one-legged cavalry officer. ask him how that happened. he was the corp g3 of the 79th states corp, in which the first division served. stan and i are old friends. we spent 10 or 15 years together, six months in bosnia 20 years ago. he is a great friend. i am glad to have him. steve rotkoff is a retired army colonel and military intelligence officer. neil bradley, another retired the deck,nel, stack bring your friends when you come to these things. jimmy, i just did a brain dump on your last name, another military intelligence officer and a frequent participant in these events. he is one of the rare army officers i know who can actually read without moving his lips. i have a friend of mine who is irish -- stan is irish, by the way -- he has two first names. patrick ryan or ryan patrick. i forget whi

. >>> in kansas city, hureds paid their respects to 2 lled last week teresa king, 44, patrick wore, 35, were killed. they were taken inmates from jail to a court hearing. yesterday, their family, friends and fellow members of law enforcement gathered in front of kansas city city hall for a vigil. the inmate suspected of killing the deputies is expected to be formally charged next week.>>> the san francisco mayor delivered a message of hope at her church. >> we have work to do. we have homeless people sleeping on the streets who are mentally ill and addicted to drugs.not want to e sethings, does not mean it is going away. we have work to do.>> yesterday, she was briefed about her top priorities. including housing and helping the homeless she thanked her congregation for their support during her campaign. she claimed victory last wednesday. >>> a plan to connect every home and business in san francisco with high-speed internet service has reportedly been put on hold. according to the examiner, outgoing mayor, mark farrell decided not to place an initiative on the ballot to pay for the pr

morgan brennan is with us from a harley-davidson plant in kansas city a lot more from morgan later thisr. first up, though, this morning the trump white house announcing a pivot in its approach to restricting chinese investments in the united states our kayla tausche is in washington with all the details. hey, kayla. >> hey, carl the administration decided to forgo investment restrictions targeted specifically at c, which the president directed treasury to study in march but instead it will lean on an expansion of treasuries existing authority to review foreign transactions that may pose a national security risk there is bipartisan legislation moving to do just that and a version passed the house yesterday 400-2. the decision removes a tool the president and hardline advisors sought out in dealing with china and the treasure secretary argued on cnbc that unlike investment restrictions which would have taken time to craft and implement this approach creates more clarity. >> this doesn't create more uncertainty. again, we will publish regulations, we will provide clarity. we're clear that

. >>> the oakland a's beat the kansas city royals 5 to 1 yesterday afternoon in kansas city.he ace took the early lead in the third inning, thanks to jonathan lacroix. is single, the royals would get back the run in the bottom half home run to right center field. game remains tied at one all until the eighth inning. oakland put a four run in the eighth including three run home run. to win the athletics have of the day off and then head to texas to play the rangers tomorrow night. >>> is aimed at easing the traffic jams that the bay areas. but the commuters you may not lithe price tag that comes with it. we have details about regional measure three which will be on tomorrow's election day ballot. that's coming up. >>> a special deal at the author that is -- offer that is exclusively for nurses. >>> looking at the macarthur maze for the morning commute it looks pretty good coming around the corner. >>> i'm tracking a cooldown for your business week i'll have a look at what's happening outside your doors this morning and what you can expect for the week ahead. coming up. >>> ith

in kansas city, kansas, two deputies overpowered by inmates. clayton sandell has more. >> reporter: it was supposed to be a routine prisoner transport. but when two deputies driving this van arrive at a kansas city court building this morning, one of the inmates manages to violently overtake them, shooting them both. >> it is very possible that with their own firearm, they were both shot. >> reporter: deputy patrick rohrer, on the job seven years and just 35 years old, was killed. the second deputy, a female, is in critical condition. gavely wounded. >> someone from the parking lot started screaming, telling us to run back inside. shots fired. get back inside now. >> reporter: investigators say the suspect was also shot. he was taken to a hospital. that inmate has not been identified. tonight, investigators tell us they're interviewing witnesses and looking at surveillance video to try to figure out how an inmate got a deputy's gun. >> thank you. >>> next to the battle over immigration. the department of homeland security, reporting in the past

after two inmates overpowered guards af a prison bus. .he prisoner who allegedly thened fire in kansas citynsas was also shot and is now in the hospital. jeff, the national law enforcement officers memorial alnd says today's incident is a reminder of how dangerous it can be for officers to move prisoners. er glor: indeed, it is so frightening to hear these details. tony, thanks. new numbers today from the department of homeland security shows the impact of the administration's new crackdown on illegal immigration at the border. over a six-week period, nearly 2,000 kids, 1,995 children, were separated from nearly as many adults. more on this now from nancy cordes on capitol hill. >> reporter: according to ..h.s., roughly 50 children a day are now being taken from r:eir parents after they cross the border. >> no, i hate it. i hate the children being taken away. >> reporter: president trump iesisted today, he's not the one separating families. >> the democrats forced that law upon our nation. tehate it. or reporter: but there is no such law, which didn't stop the president from repeating his .

. >>> kansas city played against the royals and the a's. ryan gollancz scores all the way from first to make it 3-0 kansas city. the next batter is john j and he shoots one down the left field line scoring escobar. back come the a's in the seventh inning. bruce maxwell connects for his first home run of the year cutting oakland's deficits to 1. then we move on to the next inning, pinch-hitter chad singles in the centerfield scoring matt holsen and the game was tied up 4. bottom of the inning the player serves up the go-ahead run and that was the game-winner as the royals when 5-4 today. at stanford, stanford's christian robinson scored all the way from first to give the cardinal a 4-3 win in the opening game of the ncaa tournament. stanford next place cal state fullerton tonight at 8 pm. >>> now to golf. tiger woods is a charge at the third round of the memorial on the par 4/9. his shot plans on the green and take a look at this ball. spins back towards the cup setting up for a birdie. tiger was five under on the front nine and pulled withi

this is a common kansas city, media.luckily the elijah, is okay.oing much his 5-year-old superhero who saved his life.superhero too, she wanted to play. helpless, so confused i don't life," williams said. "we really needed them."officials say if this ever happens to up. move you to the back of the line. (pam)(pam)(pam) in the east bay.... contra costa residents can now 'text' 9-1- 1 .. in the event of an emergency.(ken) authorities are advising residents to call 9-1-1 first but if you're unable to speak you can now text. here's how it works.... enter 9-1-1 in the "to" field... in the body of the text send the exact location of the emergency and if you need police, fire or an ambulance. officials say to keep the texts short and simple -- no abbreviations. do not send any photos or videos. at this moment, the new service is only available in english. authorities want to remind residents that texting 9-1-1 may take longer than calling. (ken) new research suggests that the 6 point 0 earthquake that struck wine country in 20-14 can be attributed to rece

kansas city will have a high temperature of 99 degrees. it will be 95 today. on saturday we'll hit 93. indianapolis 94. memphis, that's just the temperature. the heat index will be much higher than that. by the time we get to sunday, that's when the temperatures for the highs will be as much as 96 in new york city and notice the southeast is a little bit cooler. that's because you have the showers and the thunderstorms. 98 in little rock, texas doesn't get much better either. a long duration heat wave minneapolis, des moines, how about omaha? one of the hot he felt spots in the country today, 102. >>> i'd a hot day. i'd say that qualifies. >> i would concur. >> that's in the shade. >> we're thankful with live in an area with air conditioning. >> thank you, bell. >> fast forwarding today, drake is dropping a new album, double album, called scorpion. it has a fantastic collaboration with michael jackson. got to hear that one. don't matter to me, reportedly features a song from the late king of pop. >> this weekend the second half of the season gets underway. ret

top of the ninth, kansas city leading he mashed it. that is insurance, the solo job royals won and the a's record is 33-32. done? far from it. we are coming back. back with warriors and dub nation still in a lather. last night at cleveland...the warriors pulled off back to back titles. 3rd in 4 seasons. don't et...just tw >>> i will say it quick, french open champion, you are welcome. >>> nba, the season is over but the celebration is just getting started. the warriors pulled off back to back titles, third and fourth seasons and don't forget, they were facing elimination to the rockets for conference finals. the haters will say houston's chris paul had not gotten injured they would've lost the season but draymond green counters by saying remember andre? >> that was a moment in that series we thought we were going with 4-1. then andre got hurt and no one talked about that. we had it all figured out. it was about to be over and then andre went down and we had to figure it out. we knew if we stuck to the game plan and we played our game t

the hottest areas are going to be up in areas headed towards kansas city. ou have excessive heat warn ings a lot of advisories. kansas city will feel like 110. denverit 101, big deal for you. dallas near 101. by the time we get to friday afternoon we push the heat to chicago feeli like 101 and starts the slide to the east. nashville heading up towards 100. new orleans 104 it will feel like. as we head towards the upcoming end, it arrives on the east coast. look at detroit feeling like 107 on saturday.f that's kind gros. memphis 107 and by sunday it will peak in areas of northeast that's a look at the big weather story of the day. now here's a closer look at your day ahd. ait in the heat has to the northeas we're dealing with heavy rain and thunderstorms. localized floing in central new england this morning. heaviest rain is now through mid-morning. it will exit thisafternoon. how about 103 in wichita. >>> we'll talk more about the rain in the northeast that will cause problems withni the morng commute. >> all right, thank you. >> qn today'sck hits, dozens o

kansas city will feel like 110. denver hit 101, big deal for you. dallas near 101. by the time we get to friday afternoon we push the heat to chicago feeling like 101 and starts the slide to the east. nashville heading up towards 100. new orleans 104 it will feel like. as we head towards the upcoming weekend, it arrives on the east coast. look at detroit feeling like 107 on saturday. that's kind of gros. memphis 107 and by sundayt will pea ik heaviest rain is noh >>> we'll talk more about the rain in the northeast that will cause problems with the morning dozens of sky divers in california jumpeder from more than 16,000 feet in the air as they got into formation to spell out the word, peace. see that? >> beautiful. chick-fil-a employee in austin, texas is being hailed as a hero for saving a checking customer. surveillance video showed another customer tried to help until the employee springs into action and successfully administers the heim lick maneuver. >> if you're hungry here's an easy snack to grab and go. dunkin' donuts rolling out the donut fries starting jul

this iset crossen kansas city and north carolina >> you get kansas city red and mix it with the tang. ie l to bring all barbecue regions together because i don't discriminate. >> that's the allru purpose >> it's a memphis style coming to kansas city redixed with this and i give it the sweet and tangy. there's something about what it does to your mouth. your mouth and all your taste buds begin to dance around almost like the old yosemiteam type thing. >> you're making everybody i there hungry. i cheated at 4:00 and made my own concoction. i put it on the beans. it's got some pop. >> you turned it up a notch. >> chef derek is back with fellow carnivores. >> they want to s some other stuff behind the scene, look at my barbecue man on instagram. >> look at this. >> we nee get y real utensils. you're going to break that off in the slaw next time. >>> i want to switch gears now. a change in local gun laws after bullets hit a home in northern virginia. we are working for you, but what's at stake? >>> amelia is back to time out rain chances and i hate to say rain chances and i hate to say thi

a sheriff's department in kansas city, kansas, is reeling after two of its deputies were allegedly shot and killed by a man in their custody. iey are the 29th and 30th officers to be fatally shot this year in the line of duty. here's kenneth craig. >> yesterday was a terribly tragic day. >> reporter: the two kansas city-area deputies murdered during a transport ambush had a ombined 20 years on the force, the type of officers, according to a sheriff's office spokesperson, who not only put their lives on the line but reported to work every day with smiles. >> these were two bright and intelligent, wonderful s.rsonalities. they were an asset to our agency. >> reporter: 35-year-old deputy patrick rohrer, and 44-year-old s.puty theresa king were also both parents, their families and community now struggling to understand how a routine ransport ended in tragedy. the sheriff's office says the shooting friday morning happened in a secure gated area of the county jail as the two deputies ckre transporting two inmates back from a court hearing. police say one of the inmates as somehow able to gra

it's going to cover kansas city, st. louis, peoria, madison over towards chicago with damaging winds and flash flooding. thanks to that, it will cause the problem throughout this part of the country. i'm accuweather meteorologist paul williams. >>> coming up, see where a salary of $117,000 is now considered low income. >>> also ahead, what the driver of this car was doing as a man was holding on for dear life. >>> and later, the growing mystery surrounding the deadly shooting of a father at a california campground all while he slept in a tent with his >>> we're back with video of a man holding on to the hood of this car going 70 miles an hour down interstate 95 in miami. he was holding on with one hand but using his other hand to talk on the phone. >> oh, it was a very important call. >> it must have been. the driver, by the way, also was busy on the phone. police are still trying to track down the vehicle to figure out what the heck. they did not get a license plate number from the video. both people could face charges.

. >>> next to the deadly incident outside of a kansas city courthouse. two sheriff deputies shot by an inmate in their custody, possibly with their own guns. and the second deputy now dead. here is the investigation. >> reporter: two kansas city deputies gunned down on duty. their senseless killings and questions about how it happened shaking the community today. >> yesterday was a terribly tragic day. >> reporter: patrick roar and teresa king were moving prisoners from a court hearing when they were shot by one of them. >> they came to work every day with a smile. >> reporter: the investigation suggests that one of the deputies own weapons may have been used in the attack. >> i heard pop, pop, pop, and a bunch of screaming and hollering it and it was like that quick. it was done. >> reporter: 35-year-old deputy roor, a father of two, died friday. and deputy king, a mother of three, passed away overnight. today, they are being remembered for the way they carried themselves. >> deputy king and deputy roor did not just offer us a total give of themselves y

louis where it's based flying west to springfield, joplin and ending up in kansas city. her bus and plane took similar routes the next day from kansas city to st. joe to columbia. after the news broke, mccaskill's team acknowledged the role of the plane on the trip but said it only took her to overnight stays and to a last minute stop the rv wouldn't have made in time. her initial response provided to politico was this. quote, i added some stops with the use of the plane. but i was on the rv so much that the broken drawer drove me crazy. she added, i even lost an ipad around a corner on the rv. president trump weighed in on twitter though he got the aircraft wrong. he said mccaskill flew around in a luxurious private jet during her rv tour. people are upset, so phoney mccaskill tried to fight being back with a quote paying on my own dime to to visit veterans is not something i apologize for. the latest apology has mccaskill ahead of her republican opponent by four points. another break for us. coming up this has been a dangerous time for norms. in a moment we look at som

louis, 105 in chicago, 105 in kansas city, this lingers into the weekend. like you said. heather: great to have you with us this morning. supreme court justice anthony kennedy's swing vote changed supreme court history but after he leaves the high court many of those cases may return to the docket so which issues could a new just display a pivotal role on? here to weigh in his constitutional attorney mark smith. thank you for joining us. we could be back where we have been already, correct? >> reporter: justice kennedy was a titan of the supreme court come his departure was momentous. he was on the court for three decades, and whoever replaces him has shoes to fill. >> becoming more liberal ones appointed, strong word for abor gun-control or whatnot and republican pres.s and donald trump is no different when someone who will interpret the constitution in a fair and honest way like an umpire in a baseball game. we will see someone who follows that kind of cool. heather: a constitutionalist. let's go to the cases, you mentioned abortion. >> this is the big th

overnight spade's older sister told "the kansas city star" newspaper that it was not unexpected sayinge suffered years of mental illness and was concerned hospitalization would harm her image and the kate spade brand, and she says kate seemed fixated on robin williams' suicide in 2014. >> hi, i'm kate valentine spade of frances valentine and welcome to our show. >> reporter: the kansas city native launched her iconic brand in 1993 with andy spade who later became her husband. kate sold her stake in 2007 but the bags continued to be a hit with celebrities and everyday americans. she recently launched a new brand called frances valentine named after her daughter. we sold kate spade and we -- i person personally took off a good nine years raising my daughter and absolutely adored every moment of it. >> reporter: industry analysts say the new brand struggled to match spade's former successes. >> it appears at this point in time to be a tragic case of apparent suicide. >> reporter: authorities say her husband was home when their housekeeper found her body in their manhattan home on tuesday

states without paying a big tax trump also claims that harley davidson has decided to move jobs from kansas city abroad before the e.u. introduced. the motorcycle maker denies this is the case. among those criticizing trans trade dispute with the european union is the governor of wisconsin where harley davidson is based scott walker tweeted that a new tariff policy would be good for wisconsin money factories and farmers. but as the tit for tat trade spot continues there could well be more tariffs down the road . for the boys of oil is on the rise that's after the u.s. says it will push for oil consumers to stop buying iranian crude. it's just the latest move by america to economically isolate iran. if the united states has its way iran's oil industry will be crippled by the end of the year donald trump has called on all countries to stop importing iranian oil from november should u.s. allies comply if the effect would be dramatic oil is iran's most important revenue source at present it produces some three point eight million barrels a day of that the country exports two and a half million barre

in kansas city i was with the electric company, kansas city powe and light. they actually have based a new local access point in one of those opportunity zones near the historic 18th and vine area, the jazz area, in kansas city. w rlly were talking about in that particular opportunity to talk about what the tax code changes have done, what the tax cuts bill has done. they're in the process of reducing electric bills for their customers by $100 million because that's how many fewer taxes they'reoing to send -- tax dollars ty'ng to send to washington than they did last year. and by the way, every one of those tax dollars gets passed along to a ratepayer, just like every one of those tax savings also gets passed along to a ratepayer. the economy is moving again. the tsunami of red tape that we saw in the last few years piling over $100 billion of extra cost onto the govi'ernmen seen s that numberas up to $700 billion when you project that number into the ten o.10-year -- into the 10-year future. $700 billion of extra red tape. the president took office, was able

san josé, pasen por ahí, y a partir del lunes, >> y gigantes enfrentara ben velásquez esta tarde kansas cityón deportiva por el momento continúen con más al volver de la pausa >> ♪. >> refresca la tarde en la hermosa ciudad de san francisco hoy a las 11 siguen investigando causas del incendio en una planta de reciclaje, también hay muertes por causa de la ola de calor en méxico, y para finalizar, puede ser difícil que los niños se entretengan en un museo, pero no acá, >> porque es el museo predilecto, fue abierto en portugal, dedicado a la felicidad, donde en un univeros de dulces >> bueno con lo que me gustan los dulces. ahora portugal tiene dos cosas de las que más me gustan ronaldo y el museo de dulces >> ya sabía que dirías eso, >> a continuación las noticias nacionales, muchas gracias ca >>

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giants score 5 gets his fit n san driguez francisco cote a 3-game sweep over philly... 6-1 over in kansas city the a's looking for a series win we head to the eight... tied game jed lowrie singles to right. brings in the go-ahead run... oakland takes the lead 2-1 two batters later... matt olson with a no-doubter off burch smith the ball hits the waterfall olson finishes the series with 3 home runs oakland wins 5-1 they take two out of three in kansas city have won 9 of last 11 road games (michelle) we are in the middle of both the nba and nhl finals, and while fans might áthinká they're into it now...the game may look a whole lot different years down the line.(michelle) this is all stemming fm a recent supreme court decision. omar jimenez takes a look at the future of sports betting in america and why that future is a little closer than you think. when it comes to sportsbetting has always been around.in nevada it's ábeen legalbut everywhere else in the u-s? not so much.that's all about to change though after a recent supreme court decision. ted leonsis, owner, washington wizards & washington c

(vicki) this rare good deed happened in kansas city.e victim's home camera captured the thief stealing two packages from his front door. he posted the video on a facebook page called "stolen k-c" a couple days later the thief returned both packages along with a letter. she apologized and said she needs to be a better role model for her children. (pam) that wraps up kron 4 news at 8. but our primetime coverage is just getting started this friday. catherine heenan is here with kron 4 news at 9. ((catherine))thank you pam and vicki...next at nine...breaking news the warriors are champs once again! golden state...dominating the cleveland cavaliers in game four of the nba finals. warriors fans..are going crazy right now.we have complete team coverage...gary radnich has the highlightsand we'll take you live to oracle arena where the party is just getting started.plus new tonight at nine...a story you will only see on kron 4 a bay area woman is recovering from several broken bones after she was hit by a car..while walking.the driver...is still

the two deputies were transporting two inmates from a kansas city courthouse.thorities say the deputies followed proper transport procedure... both were handcuffed in the front and shackled.investigators won't say how the inmate was able to obtain the weapon.now, the community of is coming together to heal.david alvey / wyandotte county mayor: "we will work through our emotions and our questions will be answered and i challenge each one of us to move forward with the same spirit of self giving that t.k. and patrick showed to us yesterday."i'm kim hutcherson reporting. (jrstone)for the second time in four years a major fire broke out at the glasgow school of art. more than 120 firefighters were called in to extinguish the flames as they engulfed the mackintosh building of the school.the fire spread to adjoining buildings, but there are no reported casualties as nearby properties were evacuated as a precaution. (justine) in world news tonight. at least 17 people were killed early this morning in venezuela... when a tear gas canister detonated inside a nightclub.

representing harley davidson workers agree to a trump saying the company had plans to close its kansas city plant even before the e.u. announced a new tariffs. wisconsin governor scott walker however joined critics of president on a trans as collating trade dispute with the e.u. harley davidson a space then the state's largest city mo walky. walker said no tariffs is good for wisconsin manufacturers and farmers. partly davidson has been relying on europe and other international markets in recent years amid declining u.s. sales. well germany's b.m.w. now says it is not considering moving production out of britain in the face of brakes it yesterday a b.m.w. executive was quoted as saying uncertainty surrounding brakes it could lead to the closures of song british factories still breaks it is taking its toll on britain's automotive industry britain's society of motor manufacturers says investment in the sector has fallen by almost fifty percent in the first half of this year due to uncertainty surrounding the process of britain leaving the european union the automotive ropey claims the governm

louis, kansas city. what was happening was the and five big meatpacking out ands began to go avoid the commission companies and go directly to ranchers and say you bring your product directly to me, so i will deal with it. thing whichother was the decentralization of the livestock industry. when anyone brought their cattle here, you had to transport them here. they had to be processed and then they would be sold. and if you could go out directly purchase those animals so they didn't have to be brought here before they went to place in a resting sense of where they are being processed? kind ofre industry was changing its whole format, so it was decentralized rather than centralized in individual stockyards as we knew them then. that meant they were fewer cattle coming here. there was a big boom period in world war ii where after world war ii, the receipts here declined every year. it went through this big transition. -- a while -- it was 1961 that armour closed its operations here. n 1971, and the swift c

states without paying a big tax trump also claims that harley davidson has decided to move jobs from kansas city abroad before the e.u. introduced. the motorcycle maker denies this is the case. among those criticizing trump's trade dispute with the european union is the governor of wisconsin where harley davidson is based scott walker tweeted that a no tolerance policy would be good for wisconsin money factories and farmers. but as the tit for tat trade spot continues there could well be more tariffs down the road. u.s. treasury. chinese after reports of a crackdown. restrictions imposed on all countries accused of trying to steal technology. and. it's because of the trade dispute with. first of all how. is the u.s. . doesn't really need china talking about silicon valley. well chinese investment in the last year into the u.s. in the tech sector has gone down and the concerns that president trump has been expressing about these the so-called industrially significant technology is not only economic it's all such a political issue it's about the place of the u.s. in the world again because might s

the kansas city public library hosted this hour-long event. steven: good evening everybody. is steven woolfolk at the kansas city public library. it is a pleasure to be here tonight. i've been thinking for a few years now about doing a program about desert storm, and we had a few ideas and i wondered if we were far enough removed to be able to take an historical look at it. so when the university of missouri press approached us about hosting our speaker tonight, i took that as a sign that it was indeed time to stop

the two deputies were transporting two inmates from a kansas city courthouse.authorities say the deputieslowed proper transport procedure... both were handcuffed in the front and shackled.investigators won't say how the inmate was able to obtain the weapon.now, the community of is coming together to heal.david alvey / wyandotte county mayor: "we will work through our emotions and our questions will be answered and i challenge each one of us to move forward with the same spirit of self giving that t.k. and patrick showed to us yesterday."i'm kim hutcherson reporting. (justine) in world news tonight. at least 17 people were killed early this morning in venezuela. gas canis inside a nightclub. at least 11 victims died of asphyxiation, according to an initial report. a fight broke out in the club, and one of the parties involved detonated the canister. venezuela's interior minister said five others were injured, including three minors. seven people were detained in the incident, including the club owner, who's under investigation for not taking the necessary measures to prevent the entry of f

representing harley davidson workers agree to a trump saying the company had plans to close its kansas city plant even before do you announced a new tariffs. wisconsin governor scott walker however john critics of president trans escalating trade dispute with the u. harley davidson is based in the state's largest city mo walky. walker said no terror of says good for wisconsin's manufacturers and farmers. harley davidson has been relying on europe and other international markets in recent years amid declining u.s. sales. u.s. treasury secretaries even the nugent denies washington is targeting chinese firms after reports of a crackdown on foreign acquisitions of american take a neutral insists investment restrictions will be imposed on all countries accused of trying to steal u.s. technology of washington remains concerned about chinese investments in sectors like artificial intelligence immobility and robotics. it's because on this aspect of the trade dispute with the analyst and rita now the first of all how reliant on rita is the u.s. takes on chinese investment b. does it really need chin

hi, jeff. >> leland, the sheriff's office in kansas city, kansas called both deputies who died an asset to the community saying it's a tremendous loss. what investigators are trying to understand is exactly how an inmate managed to break free and shoot the deputies. knew, here are the deputies who passed away, deputy patrick rohrer who died friday and depu theresa king who died this morning while they were transporting the inmate to the jail house. they were somehow overcome by the inmate and they believe that he grabbed one of the deputy's guns and began firing. >> we must look at the sacrifices of deputy rohrer and deputy king and believe what they believed, that the fight for goodness and truth and justice is worth our very lives every day of our lives, and we must be ever vigilant for the battle. >> both deputies were transported to a nearby hospital, but their injuries were too severe. rohrer had been on the force for seven years, king served for 13 years. investigators say the suspect was shot during the incident, but right now is stable. leland. leland: all right, jeff paul in ou

. >> reporter: trauma outside this kansas city, kansas, courthouse. two deputies shot and one killed after an inmate being escorted to a hearing opened fire. >> when they pulled into the parking lot and ready to transport these inmates, they were overcome. it is very possible that with their own firearm they were both shot. >> reporter: police confirmed one of the slain officers as 35-year-old patrick roar who spent seven years with the sheriff's department. the other deputy, a female, was injured. police say most detainees getting transported are handcuffed and shackled, though did not indicate whether this suspect was restrained. witnesses describe a frantic chaotic scene. >> there is somebody screaming at us telling us to get back in the courtroom. i went through a panic because i thought somebody -- there was a sniper. >> reporter: another community reaching out to one another over law enforcement's fallen. ron mott, nbc news. >>> now to the price you pay and how it will be impacted by new tariffs announced by the trump administration on $50 billi

. >>> the a's beat the kansas city royals yesterday afternoon in kansas city. >> he has a base hit leftgives the a's an early lead. >> thanks to a jonathan lucroy single, the a's came back in the bottom half of the ending with the right to centerfield. oakland put up 4 runs in the eighth to steal the win. the athletics have the day off and then they head to texas to play the rangers tomorrow night. >>> chipotle has a special deal for nurses. tomorrow the company is offering a buy one, get one deal for nurses. chipotle will throw in a free burrito, bowl, sadly or order of tacos when nurses purchase an entrie of equal and greater value and show their work id. it is being offered to all kinds of nurses. nurses -- the orders have to be placed in store and delivery orders do not apply. >>> we have two major volcanic events this morning. >> we are subjected to showers of cinder every time it erupts. >> we have the latest on a new, deadly eruption in guatemala. >>> renewed efforts by bart to bart trains clean. we will show you the newato report mrs. on bart cars. we all know guys like gavin...

sp a funeral is being held in kansas city. spadeommitted suicide at her home in new york on june 5thsh. was best known for her handbags that carry her sense of styl >>> today, marriott construction will kick off construction for new headquarters in our area. >> news4's nicole jacobs is live. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, aaron, good moing, eun. this location is just two blocks from bethesdach metro w makes this location key to keeping it here in maryland. you may remember one of the top democrats in is area teamed up with republican governor larry hogan to assure myland did not mission out on this cutting edge opportunity. today, officials will break ground on this $600 million international headquarters. it's a process that is expected to bring in 3,000 construction jobs. and certainn its completion, really give this area an economic boost. nearly 800,000 square feet, we're talking about. and 242 rooms as far as the hotel go, allf which is expected to be operational in 2022. yore taking live look now at exactly whe

. >> a routine prisoner transport end in tragedy in kansas city. to sheriff's deputies were shot by an inmate on friday.>> when they pulled into the parking lot and ready to transport, the inmates were overcome. it is very possible that with their own firearm, they were shot. >> teresa king died from her injuries early saturday morning. she had been with the sheriff's office for 14 years. patrick, a seven year veteran died on friday.>> they gave their lives for us. they did so fully aware and willing to do so. >> the two deputies were transporting to inmates from a kansas city courthouse. authorities inside the deputies followed proper transport procedure. both were handcuffed in the front and shackled. investigators won't say how the inmate was able to obtain the weapon. now the community is coming together to heal. >> we will work through our emotions and our questions will be answered. and i challenge each one of us to move forward with the same spirit of self giving that tk and patrick showed us yesterday. >> i am kim hutcherson reporting. >>>