kate waring. not finding kate was not an option. >> experience told james the best place to start was with kate herself. >> if we listen to kate, she'll tell us where she is. >> james went to the house on the battery, up the stairs, down the hall, and into kate's bedroom. >> these type cases, you have to take on the personality, and you have to see this person's world through their eyes. >> he sat there for a bit, looked around. the russian notes in kate's handwriting made sense, but why chinese paper money? and why was her brand-new prescription sitting there untouched? >> the medication in which she had gotten for a prescription was still on her dresser, unused. >> that medication was her lifeline. she needed it to counter depression, anxiety, insomnia. she never left home without it. meanwhile, cyber-sleuth bill capps buried himself in social media sites. kate used them. bill scoured them all. >> if she was awake, she was facebooking, she was texting, she was calling people on the phone, she was e-mailing. and at the time she went missing, when everything immediately ceased, i mean, that was complet

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kate larson is live with that part of our coverage. kate? >> reporter: dan, with the vigil starting today, he had not yet been arrested. there was a lot of anxiety at the gathering and a mixture of sadness and outrage. a vigil turned demonstration was filled with frustration. family, friends and supporters of nia wilson gathered where the 18-year-old was stabbed to death sunday night by a stranger. >> i feel that the community failed people of color, for one. i feel that bart has failed. >> she is friends with the victim's family and they gathered where they spill into the street and expressed outrage. >> how do we let a man get on bart and slit a woman's throat and walk off through our community and no stopping him? >> she didn't do nothing to nobody. >> abc 7 spoke to nia's older sister who had a bandage on her neck where she was stabbed. they had a family gathering when john cowell attacked them with a knife. >> she just yelled my name and i looked back and he was wiping off this knife and stood at the stairs and just looked. >> behind the megaphone, there was silence and tears. evidence of deep seeded suffering in oakland. >> part of the pain and the anger here today is about this horrific crime, but it's also about the broader pattern of black people being arrest and pulled over and when black people are victims, it's taken less seriously. >> from the city councilmember you just heard from to the police chief here at bart, city leaders want to improve bart safety. how they plan to do that remains to be seen. live in oakland, i'm kate larson. >> kate, thank you very much. the victim went to oakland high and dewey academy. the oakland unified school district superintendent said nia wilson was one of our own. in an instant the reprehensible acts of one person have destroyed her family and shaken our community. as we mentioned a march to downtown oakland formed for nia wilson. about 1,000 people turned out and some of the crowd marched down telegraph avenue. according to oakland police, a fight broke out between a group of people. officers deployed a chemical agent to disburse the crowd. officers detained two men who were later released. police are investigating two other homicides at bart stations in the last five days. new surveillance images show a suspect who police say sucker purchased another man at the bart station early saturday. the man fell and hit his head on the cement floor. sadly he was removed from life support yesterday. last wednesday a man died after a fight at the pleasant hill bart station. the man

kate, i also loved it was this female-driven action comedy. >> i killed someone. >> stop yelling that. >> in the comedy, bffs mila and kate are caught up in an international conspiracy and end up being chased around europe by assassins. "outlander's" sam heughan makes his big-screen debut and locks lips with mila. >> you have a real instinct for this. >> i do play a lot of video games. >> who doesn't want to go on a road trip through europe with mila kunis and kate> kate has this very particular quality that you can't quite get laugh in anyone else. she has this little side sheet of lines that she is always creating. >> stupid, stupid. >> she has a second, third or fourth of sort of alternative lines to say. she's hilarious. >> i'll tell you anything you want to know. >> just the one minnon with the one eye. >>> i don't know it is about this movie it's kind of my humor. i >> you can't wait. >> i can't wait. >>> and we are in for a lot more fun tomorrow. because only we are sitting down with all four stars of the movie, mila, kate, justin and sam. you know things are going to get crazy. >>> more movie news 37 former "party of five" star neve campbell is co-starring with dwayne johnson in her first blockbuster action film "skyscraper," which just opened today. well, it's a really big deal. but our chat in hong kong began with another big deal. neve's new life at home. because she's now a party of four. >>> can we start with something special? >> y

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kate mckinnon. i mean, we love -- i love kate mckinnon. >> kate's great. sthe movie. it's a -- >> yeah, so, it's -- the best way i can explain it is it's like if "007" and "bridesmaids" .had a baby, it would be >> jimmy: yeah. that's great. [ laughter ] >> yeah. >> jimmy: that's a gat way of putting it. >> it's a -- it's an action-comedy. it's about two best friends. they g -- go on this, you know, crazy adventure. our second unit was the same stunt guys that did "bourne" and "007."li so, we have unable action sequences. >> jimmy: it's so much action. >> yeah. we just happen to beirls that aren't proficient in anything in the movie. so, hence the hilarity endues arhe action sequences. >> jimmy: exactly, yeah. >> so, it's a really fun -- like, a caper. >> jimmy: yeah. >> yeah. >> jimmy: well, it's perfect timing too, 'cause "mission: impossible" is out. and it was like, tha out. >> yeah, we put "mission: impossible" to shame, guys. if you like tom cruise, we're better. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: there is more running in this movie. [ cheers and applause ] >> mu

kate rogers has the details, hi, kate >> that's right, melissa fast food stock performance this year looks different from last year among the best performing names so far, shake shake up 60%, chipotle up 66%, domino's 66%, and del taco 17% it's a turn around after stum e stumbles in 2017 there's a new ceo, the former ceo of taco bell chipotle is testing out new marketing strategies to the coffee world, dunkin' up 13% and former ceo announced retirement last week, and now dave hoffman, the president of dunkin' brands u.s. took over his place. starbucks on the other hand down 11%, the executive chairman of the board and the ceo kevin johnson mapped out plans for the coffee giant like closing underperforming stores in the u.s. one name out the rally this year is mcdonald's, the worldest biggest fast food company is the top performer last year, but so far in 2018, it's down around 8% preparing to report earnings on thursday analysts say to really focus on value and promotion, they want to see if that continues to boost the brand as one quarter $1 promotions really helped. value wars are in full effect. any announcements are critical another area is breakfast. that's a very important part of the day for mcdonald's finally, china, see if there's any impact from the ongoing trade war with the u.s back over to you >> katek you, kate rogers. >>> carter and mike got to the platform for another "options action" tag team charter breaks down the charts, michael gives the trade. chart master, chick it off there's more pain ahead for mcdonald's back to 1980 to show where mcdonald's comes from. s&p and what we know, of course, is that double performance the s&p, now for fun, add mcdonald's, and nasdaq looks small, one of the greatest growth stocks of all time. the issue is as of late it's starting to stall, at least that's my view first, compared to the lead-in, this is great performance year to date. you see the names. we've been to the restaurants. 30, 40, 50% gains across the board year to date cheesecake factory, deny's, and yet down by itself struggling is the one that is the most important, if you will, in terms of its place in the american land scape so now look at the current one-year chart if reversed mcdonald's is not at the high, but started to stall the s&p and nasdaq leading the great winner long

talking about the most sfes kated opera kated operators in the world. >> reporter: the trump administrationre for not announcing a coordinated plan to thwart cyber threats. >> i think it's an embarrassment that this white house did not make election security a top priority and not put the kind of attention and focus on it that we need. >> reporter: in may, the cyber coordinator role on the council was eliminated as officials sound the alarm comparing the current state to the months before the 9/11 attacks. >> i'm here to say the warning lights are blinking red. again. the day the digital infrastructure that serves this country is literally under attack. >> reporter: the department of homeland security oversees the defense of the country's voting infrastructure. but on offense, it's less clear. with the nsa, fbi and military all taking leading roles. >> we really need more connective tissue between people gathering intelligence, people doing law enforcement and people charged with protecting different assets in the digital realm. >> reporter: jim, the lack of structure, the lack of a point p

kate osborne. kate went missing in bali in 2003. her mother liz says she has made peace with the fact she may never know what happened to her daughter. katehas ever been found. now her mother liz has written a book about the impact the disappearance of kate has had on her and her family. we can speak to liz osborne now. thank you so much for coming in. first of all, tell us about kate, tell us about the sort of girl she was. she loved to travel. yes, she was. she loved to travel. yes, she was hugely adventurous. she was the most loving, caring, joyful and vibrant and most loving, caring, joyful and vibrantand an most loving, caring, joyful and vibrant and an exciting person to be with. difficult as well, bloody—minded, but she was just a i°y bloody—minded, but she was just a joy to have as a daughter. and she travelled around and found a second home in bali. yes, she did. she was very happy there, and after the bombing, which i know she helped with angie did some distressing work m, with angie did some distressing work in, she decided to come back and was making preparations to come back to the uk and you were chatting about that. she had

jon tester voted know on kate's law. katele was gunned down by a five-time deported illegal immigrant. you deserve a senator who doesn't talk like he's from montana. you deserve a senator who actually votes like he is from montana. [applause] tester even voted know on extreme vetting for refugees. do you believe this one? what is going on with that? the democrats want open borders, which means lots of crime. we want no crime. we are going to protect ice. we protect ice. they protect us, and we protect them. you saw that clown yesterday on the statue of liberty or did you see the guys who went up there? did you see that clown up on the statue of liberty? did you see those guys? the bravery of doing that? we protect ice and our border patrol and law enforcement and our fire department. we protect our people. jon tester opposed our travel ban to keep america safe, which, by the way, i'm proud to report, the supreme court of the united states just upheld the trump ravel ban. they gave us the authority to rotect our nation. keep o

was clause second, kate, celebrate, we named it kate kendall day in san francisco. but i'm proud to announce today this is lgbtq pride month in the city of san francisco. [cheers and applause] all right, everyone. and droit the refreshments and happy pride, everybody. [cheers and applause] >> i love teaching. it is such an exhilarating experience when people began to feel their own creativity. >> this really is a place where all people can come and take a class and fill part of the community. this is very enriching as an artist. a lot of folks take these classes and take their digital imagery and turn it into negatives. >> there are not many black and white darkrooms available anymore. that is a really big draw. >> this is a signature piece. this is the bill largest darkroom in the u.s.. >> there are a lot of people that want to get into that dark room. >> i think it is the heart of this place. you feel it when you come in. >> the people who just started taking pictures, so this is really an intersection for many generations of photographers and this is a great plac

live in clayton, i'm kate larson, abc7 news. >> kate, thank you. abc7 news viewer matthew hodgen shared this clip with us. he was driving to walnut creek with his wife and 1-year-old child when the flames nearly overtook his car. >> we saw the flames bigger and bigger, and it was windy. i saw something i've never seen before, but it looked like a fire tornado that starts moving through, away from some of the fire trucks. >> and now let's check in with abc7 news meteorologist sandhya for the weather conditions. >> the conditions are more favorable for the firefighters now, a 30-degree drop in temperature to 74 degrees right now. the humidity has come up considerably. 42%. and the winds right now, calm. this should help the firefighters overnight. but it's going to be a hot one tomorrow afternoon in the clayton area. heat advisory for the east bay hills and the diablo range, and lake and mendocino counties until tomorrow night. i'll be back to let you know how ho hot it's going to get and when you'll get a break from the hot weather coming up. >> san

kate larson joins us live from the embarcadero with the story. kate? >> reporter: well, kristen, kevin manning was thrown from his bike and then he hit his head on the pavement here at the embarcadero on sampson street. of course his friends, his family and coworkers are mourning his loss right now. but they are also seeking justice and improved safety for bike lanes here in the city. pedi cabs were noticeably absent along san francisco's embarcadero tuesday night. only a few could be found shuttling families down the busy bike path. one driver told us many of them took the night off after learning kevin manning passed away after his family took him off life support. >> we obviously never expected it would turnout this way. we were holding out a lot of hope. >> reporter: she is part owner of cab rio taxi. she was on scene after a hit and run driver crashed into kevin's pedi cab on june 27 while he was transporting a family. >> he always had a smile for me. he had a granddaughter, which would talk about his granddaughter. yeah, he's a really wonderful person, we are really devastated. >> reporter: s.f.p.d. suspects this driver in the honda civic is responsible for the hit and run. >> it looks like the su sperkt went to that lane of traffic and umtly took off. >> kevin's death is preventible. >> reporter: he worked at cab rio taxi and hopes drivers will be more mindful of cyclists and pedi cabs. >> if you're out there in your car, be patient. at the end of the day, you getting wherever you're going, 30 seconds faster, isn't worth somebody else's life. >> reporter: i spoke to supervisor aaron peskin tonight who said his office is working together to get a reward for information on the suspected hit and run driver. he said he's working to get more funding dedicate today transportation and bike lane safety throughout san francisco. but particularly right here along the embarcadero. live in san francisco, i'm kate larson, abc7 news. >> all right, kate, thank you so much. if you want another look at the surveillance video, we have that posted onds our website, abc7news.com. >> the family of a missing oregon woman who was last seen in the bay area is tonight offering $10,000 to help find her. 23-year-old angela hernandez has been missing since friday morning. she was driving from oregon to los angeles when she stopped to sleep behind the safe way at half moon bay. hernandez texted her sister that night and has not been heard from since. >> she is left by a lot of friends and family. strangers at this point. we just want her home. we want her safe. and as soon as possible. >> investigators tracked her phone to an area one hour south of san jose and attempt to locate her white jeep from the air was sadly not successful. >> an obama era policy president trump ended this spring will now return. today i.c.e. officials announced parents with children under the age of 5 will be given ankle bracelet moni

kate lawyer son discuss-- larson discussed s with a lawyer. kate? >> reporter: he is a respectable guy even by his liberal colleagues. he is clearly conservative. any decision he might make about overturning roe would have to be weighed against the legitimacy of the supreme court. >> my d.c. clielolleagues who wd with him lierk him like him a lot. >> reporter: he said he briefly worked with him at former san francisco law firm at howard weiss. he remembers kavanagh was very smart. mayor says if confirm, kavanagh will fall left of justice neil gorsuch. president trump's first supreme court appointment. he says kavanagh will still fit comfortably in a new conservative majority on the court. >> i think it's fair to say that justice kavanagh is certainly no friend of abortion. >> it's hard to say how he'll vote. my guess would be that roe v. wade will die the death of a thousand cuts rather than an outright overruling at least at first. >> judge kavanagh is definitely not acceptable to us. >> reporter: gill da is president of planned parenthood of california and is working to ensure women's rights are not diminished by reversing roe v. wade. >> if the majority of americ this is the moment their voices need to be heard. >> reporter: the mayor says if kavanagh is confirmed, there will likely be more judicial activism on the side of anti-environmental law and that kavanagh will be a vote in favor of presidential power. in the newsroom, i'm kate larson. send it back to you. >> kate, thank you. you can find the latest information about president trump's pick for the supreme court on our website, abc7news.com, and the abc7 news app. make sure to sign up for push alerts to get updates as soon as they become available. >> moving on now, a jail in richmond is expected to stop detaining undocumented immigrants. more than 200 immigrants are at the west county detention facility. our media partner the east bay times reports that contra costa sheriff's office is expected to cancel its contract to house them. protesters have held rallies at the jail over the past few weeks. we have asked the sheriff's office for comment on this. >> several court rulgsz came down today involving immigration. a federal judge dismissed most of the trump administration's lawsuit seeking to invalidate a number of california's sanctuary state laws. a second judge rejected white house efforts to detain immigrant families in long-term facilities. while the tru

kate's law. you know what kate's law is. that's legislation named for kate steinle who was gunned down by a five-time deported illegal immigrant. you deserve a senator who doesn't just talk like he's from montana. you deserve a senator who actually votes like he's from montana. tester even voted no on enhanced vetting for refugees from terror-stricken countries. you believe this one? what's going on with that. the democrats want open borders which means lots of crime. we want tough, strong, powerful borders and we want no crime, and we are going to protect i.c.e. we protect i.c.e. they protect us, and we protect them. [cheers and applause] they protect us and we protect them. you saw that clown yesterday on the statue of liberty? see the guys that went up there? i wouldn't have done it. i would have said let's get some nets and wait until she comes down. just get some nets. do you see the bravery of doing that? what a group. we protect i.c.e. and our border patrol and law enforcement. and our fire department. and our fire department. but we protect our peopl

was clause second, kate, celebrate, we named it kate kendall day in san francisco. but i'm proud to announce today this is lgbtq pride month in the city of san francisco. [cheers and applause] all right, everyone. and droit the refreshments and happy pride, everybody. [cheers and applause] >> okay. we are all now?

we are back with dan henninger, bill mcgurn and kate bachelder odell. kateration bill failed so miserable? >> it's a good question, paul. there are a lot of authors of the failure, one of them was president trump who did not go out and campaign of the bill to try to get it passed. there are other authors too like the freedom caucus who have moved the goal post on what they are interested in getting in exchange for deal on daca and whose on bill goodlatte bill failed on the floor. but the democrats have been cynical about this discussion as well? paul: they want an issue, they think it will help turn out voters, any chance of anything happening on immigration between now and election for example on family unification of the border in. >> the republicans have been working on a bill on that it's not clear where trump is on signing it at this point and that's one reason why it's delayed an not come to a vote or introduced but -- so i don't see much opportunity unless there's change. one thing that we were discussing is when voters know that both parties are bein

this morning's reviewers are henry mance from the financial times, and kate devlin from and kate devlin from the sunday express. good morning. tens of thousands of people have fled from raging wildfires across north america. firefighters say they are struggling to contain about 130 separate blazes. the governor of california has requested federal aid and declared a state of emergency in three more counties. almost 40,000 people have already left their homes in the city of redding, california. those remaining are being urged to leave immediately. thousands of firefighters are dealing with what have been described as tornados of fire that have killed five people and destroyed hundreds of buildings. lebo diseko reports. they call them tornadoes of flames, spinning whorls of fire powered by gale force winds so powerful they suck in cars, trees, homes, people, anything in their path. in its wake, families are left devastated. ed bledsoe was looking for his great—grandchildren, james and emily, aged four and five, along with his wife, melody. they have since been found dead. residents say the

kate's law. you know what kate's law is? that's legislation named for katehat was gunned down by a five-time deported illegal immigrant. you deserve a senator that doesn't talk like he's from montana but you deserve a senator that actually votes like he's from montana. tester even voted no on enhanced vetting for refugees from terror striken countries. what is going with that? the democrats want open borders that means lots of crime. we want tough, strong powerful borders, and we want no crime and we're going to protect ice. we protect ice. they protect us and we protect them. [cheers & applause] >> they protect us and we protect them. you saw that clown yesterday on the statue of liberty? you see the guys that went up there? i wouldn't have done it. i would have said let's get some nets and wait till she comes down. gets some nets. you see the bravery of doing that? what a group. we protect ice and our border patrol and law enforcement. and our fire departments and our fire departments. we protect our people. john tester opposed our travel ban to keep ameri

kate larsen is live in san francisco with more on the man so well respected. kate. >> well, dan, kristen, two weeks ago. kevin manning was driving his pedicab with a family on board here at intersection of battery when he was hit by a car. take a look. a photo of kevin that his friend and co-workers gave me. they say his family took him off life support. and that he died last night at san francisco jen rgeneral. he was 65 years old. he did have severe brain injuries because of the accident that took place at battery on june 27th at 4:15 in the afternoon. sfpd said kevin was in the cab in the bike lane when the alleged hit-and-run driver drove into the lane hit him and took off. kevin had been leasing a pedicab from cambrio taxi six years. i spoke to one of the owners of the come of pane a company and co-workers this afternoon >> always had a smile for me. he had a granddaughter. always talk about his granddaughter. he, yeah, a really wonderful person. we are, really devastated. >> kevin avenue death is preventible. beyond that, if, you are out there in your car, be patient. you know, at the end of the day, you getting wherever you are going, 30 second faster isn't worth somebody else's life. >> of now, sfpd released surveillance iffages of the suspected hit-and-run car and driver. a gold honda civic. and it would have front end damage from the accident. police and of course the entire pedicab community are asking for help for anyone who might have seen something or know something. to go ahead contact police. i'm also told by the owner of cabrio taxi that they're working to get a reward together so if somebody does come forward with information that leads to this suspected hi eed hit-and-run dr. be given a reward. that's the latest. kate larson. send it back to you. >> kate, thank you. if you want another look at surveillance video, we posted it on our website. abc7news.com. >> it is being hailed by some as a historic day in contra cost are county. others are warning of unintended consequences. >> the announcement from the sheriff that his department is canceling its contract, with i.c.e. at richmond jail. live for us in martinez with the latest. laura? >> reporter: hi. in making this announcement, the sheriff here called the current contract writh i.c.e. financialy unsustainable. he acknowledged the undeniable influence of public opinion. >> today i am announcing i am ending the contract with i.c.e. >> with mounting political pressure. >> what do we do? >> the seen it contract. >> reporter: after a series of passion that protests, contra costa county sheriff announced west county jail will no longer house immigrant detainees. >> i recently notified i.c.e. of this decision and asked them to begin the process of removi

kate. and on saturday, meghan and kate enjoyed a double duchess day at wimbledon.hared some whispers an d some laughs, while watching meghan's pal serena williams. after serena lost to angelique, kerber, meghan seemed to tear up over her emotional speech. >> to all the moms out there, i played for you and i tried. >> she's winning in life. >> winning for sure. >>> no reason to cry in this next story. today, "forbes" released its list of the richest stars, and george clooney has millions of reasons to celebrate. but clearly, he's still recovering from that horrible crash. that's clooney on a runway in rome, walking with a limp and slowly leaving his private jet. despite the pain, the oscar winner was upbeat -- smiling and shaking hands with the flight crew. the 57-year-old is still on the mend after being injured in a motorcycle crash six days ago in italy. meantime, there is some good news for george -- he's at number two on "forbes'" just-released list of the world's highest paid entertainers. george made $239 million last year, mostly from the sale of his tequila

let's get to kate rogers for the details. hi, kate>> melissa, fast food stock this year looking different among the best performing, shake shack, chipotle and dom minots. the former ceo of ta co bell chipotle expanding the delivering strategies and dunkin announcing his retirement and dave hoffman who was the president took over his place. starbucks on the other hand, down 11% as shults left he is spot one name that's been setting out is mcdonalds, the world's biggest fast food company and so far in 2018 it is down around 8% as it prepares to report earnings next thursday to focus on value and promotion, they want to see if that continues to boost the brand another thing to keep in mind, value wars are in full effect. any announcements around that is critical and breakfast important part of the day for mcdonalds and keep an eye on china to see if there's impact with the trade war with u.s. back over to you. >> thank you carter and mike made their way over for an option action tag team coming in and giving in a trade. chart master, tak

kate's law. you know what kate's law is? it is legislation for kateteinle was gunned down by a five-time deported illegal immigrant. you deserve a senator who doesn't talk like he's from montana. you deserve a senator who actually votes like he is from montana. [cheering] he even voted no on refugees from terror stricken countries. do you believe this one? what is going on with that? the democrats want open borders, which means lots of crime. we want to tough, strong, powerful borders. and we want no crime. we are going to protect ice. they protect us, and we protect them. they protect us, and we protect them. you saw that clown yesterday on the statue of liberty. did you see the guys who went up there? i would not have done it. said, let's get some nets. do you see the bravery? what a group. we protect ice and our border patrol and law enforcement and our fire department. and our fire department. we protect our people. jon tester opposed our travel ban to keep america safe, which, by the way, i'm proud to report, that last week, the supreme court of

kate has been waiting. >> kate rogers >> that's okay >> starbucks on chipotle >> melissa, thank. the top and bottom lines this quarter and the comps fell in line with the guidance that the company gave last month of 1% for the quarter and u.s. comps also right in line china comps fell 2%. kevin johnson, the ceo said they're focused on growth in both china and the u.s. as a top priority adding that it's delivery in beijing and shanghai and it is returning the amount to shareholders to $25 billion through 2020 and that's an increase of $10 billion from where we were previously guided. i spoke to starbucks' coo saying the company is scheduling to reducing the amount of administrative tasks that the partners be more, fisht and they've not seen the impact to the brand since back in april in philadelphia nicole miller reagan said there is reserves with starbucks and that's being overshadowed by domestic comp performance. >> comps increased by 3.3% and the new ceo brian niccol said they're 10.3 of total sales and delivery will be in 2,000 restaurants by the end of the year from morningstar, the company wouldn't have been able to achieve this if they had been seeing positive feedback so far from brian nicc oshs l as well as the initiatives he's implemented with digital order and pickup, melissa? >> thank you kate rogers. on two stocks reporting in the after session. chipotle or starbucks? >> chipotle is sort of more interesting and the turnaround seems to have taken hold and the same-store sales is such an important metric and however, that's expensive. >> it's 90%. >> it shouldn't have been there. there's a lot of good stuff already built in here. i like the turnaround, but i can't on this valuation. >> let's get a check of other big earnings movers as we head to break amazon, as we mentioned had an all-time high. we'll bring you the very latest from the conference calls and get instant analysis from wall street when "fast money" returns. >>> welcome back to "fas money," we have video gamemaker electronic arts and let's get to julia boorstin in los angeles. we'll get wall street's reaction to that report >> while electronic arts beat on revenue expectations, the stock took a tumble on disappointing guidance here's what wilson said after the fortnite and the rival epic games. >> fortnite conti

kate larson. send it back to you. >> kate, thank you. you can find the latest information about president trump's pick for the supreme court on our website, abc7news.com, and the abc7 news app. make sure to sign up for push alerts to get updates as soon as they become available. >> moving on now, a jail in richmond is expected to stop detaining undocumented immigrants. more than 200 immigrants are at the west county detention facility. our media partner the east bay times reports that contra costa sheriff's office is expected to cancel its contract to house them. protesters have held rallies at the jail over the past few weeks. we have asked the sheriff's office for comment on this. >> several court rulgsz came down today involving immigration. a federal judge dismissed most of the trump administration's lawsuit seeking to invalidate a number of california's sanctuary state laws. a second judge rejected white house efforts to detain immigrant families in long-term facilities. while the trump administration was granted more time beyond to

kate larson is live for us at the berkeley marina with more about those conditions. kate? >> reporter: well, dion, normally from this vantage point there's a clear shot to treasure island and the san francisco skyline that you can see behind me. there's not a lot to see except a sheet of white because of all this smoke and also the fog. take a look at this. here's some video from our cameras throughout the bay area, which show the fog and the smoke which really sort of took over this sky last night. i remember this morning, too, there was sort of an orange glow in san francisco. so what's happening is, of course, we have the large fire that you just heard about burning in yolo county. smoke is blowing down into the bay area from that fire. but at the same time, our summer fog rolled in. and that smoke is actually blowing over this fog. i spoke to lisa pasana with the bay area air district who explained many r about what all now above the fog. it's kind of being trapped there. that's actually helpful to us. although we see the orange haze, we're not actually getting the smoke. but we are getting some of the ash that's raining out from that. >> reporter: and take a look, here's a thin layer of that ash that lisa is talking about. this was covering some cars and patio furniture in alameda. we're hearing about that throughout the bay area. pasano says the good news is, despite the ash, there's not a ton of particulate matter in the air right now. the wind you've noticed throughout the, the good news is that it should be safe to go outside with your kids or the elderly. lisa does say for those of us, for those of you watching in napa county, to be extra cautious if you ever see or smell any of that smoke in the air. best to maybe go inside and protect your lungs. for now, that is the latest here live in berkeley, i'm kate larson, abc 7 news, dion, send it back to yo. >> much needed word of warning, kate, thanks. >> along with the smoke today, we saw nothing if the bay area, and that fog may have kept the smoke from reaching many of us on the ground. here's spencer christian with how the smoke affected our air quality. what an interesting picture. >> the satellite image i have is a looping satellite image from the last couple hours. the wind aloft has been out of the north, generally, that's what has blown the smoke down into the bay area. as kate pointed out, the surface wind has been variable. the smoke is being carried out by surface wind, varying from onshore so southwest. move along and show you the conditions at the site of the fire now. it's hot and dry there, temperature right now about 95 degrees, relative humidity only 28%, wind gusting up to 18 mirps. good news, even though the wind will remain strong into the evening hours, but it will diminish into tomorrow. good news for us in the bay area

was clause second, kate, celebrate, we named it kate kendall day in san francisco. but i'm proud to announce today this is lgbtq pride month in the city of san francisco. [cheers and applause] all right, everyone. and droit the refreshments and happy pride, everybody. [cheers and applause] >> good afternoon, everyone. how you feeling? this is a really special day for us. it's our opportunity to acknowledge many of the amazing young people that we have here in san francisco, and we have been doing this now for eight years, and it was something that mayor lee started. [applause] >> and he appropriately calls it the "i am the future scholarship award" because he always thought a lot about our students and thought that they were our future and wanted to get you all off to a great start to make sure you get where you're headed. and our incredible mayor, mayor farrell has been helping to lead this work alongside us to ensure that you get to where you're headed. so we're really happy to have you here and your families. families are such a critical piece in making sure our

kate have made a top secret visit to their first vacation as a family of five. a blooming pregnant pippa and her husband have also joined william and kate. >> william and kate have parents have been watching the children in the evening so they can go on double dates with pippa middleton and james matthews. >> the perfect family vacation for prince george's 5th birthday sunday. and as so many newlyweds know harry and meghan are already facing some pressure to join that parenting club. rumors circulating this may be meghan's last solo trip before she starts trying to get pregnant. the bets are going on. a lot saying 2019 will be the year they'll have their first child. they just got married, meghan -- amy. >> yeah, just a little pressure there, eva. thanks so much. ♪ i'm a sucker for the way that you move babe ♪ >>> coming up next camila cabello performing live in central park. >>> good morning, north bay. let's get up and get going. >> this is abc 7 mornings. >> good morning. happy friday. it's 8:27. i'm reggie aqui from abc 7 mornings. san jose police cracking down on illegal gambling operations. this video from croply avenue. investigators say what appeared to

was clause second, kate, celebrate, we named it kate kendall day in san francisco. but i'm proud to announce today this is lgbtq pride month in the city of san francisco. [cheers and applause] all right, everyone. and droit the refreshments and happy pride, everybody. [cheers and applause] >> i came to san francisco in 1969. i fell in love with this city and and this is where i raised my family at. my name is bobbie cochran. i've been a holly court resident for 32 years. i wouldn't give up this neighborhood for nothing. i moved into this apartment one year ago. my favorite thing is my kitchen. i love these clean walls. before the remodeling came along, the condition of these apartments had gotten pretty bad, you know, with all the mildew, the repairs. i mean you haven't seen the apartment for the program come along. you wouldn't have believed it. so i appreciate everything they did. i was here at one point. i was. because i didn't know what the outcome of holly court was going to be. you know, it really got -- was it going to get to the point where we have to be dis

kate rogers for all of the details hi, kate >> that's right, melissa fast food stocks performing is looking different from last year among the best performing names so far, shake shackup 50%, and del taco up nearly 17% chipotle's performance is a turnaround after it stumbled in 2017 the company, of course, has a new ceo in brian nichol, the former ceo of taco bell. chipotle is expanding its delivery program and tweaking its menu offerings and tempting out the now marketing strategy world. dunkin brans nigel travis announced his retirement last week and now dave hoffman took over his place starbucks, on the other hand, down some 11% as howard schultz dropped his post as executive chairman of the board and matt johnson has mapped out his brands including closing some underperforming stores in the u.s. one rallying is mcdonald's, world's biggest fast food company was also the sector's top performer last year. it's down around 8% as it prepares to report earnings next thursday analysts who say to really focus value and promotion they'll want to see if that continues to boost the brand at last quarter, one, two, three dollar promotions really helped value awards are in full effect and any announcements around that will be critical. another area to watch is breakfast. that's a very important part of the day for mcdonald's finally, keep an eye on china to see if there's any impact from an ongoing trade war with the u.s. back over to you >> thank you >> kateers >> carter and mike have both made their way to the plaza for another options action tag team. >> give us his trade and chart master, why don't you take things off >> you say there's more pain ahead for mickey ds. >> going back to 1980 just to show where mcdonald's has come from and mcdonald's is not on here yet >> s&p and what we know is, of course, is double the performance of the s&p is the nasdaq composite now for fun, let's add mcdonald's, and it makes the nasdaq look like a piker, meaning one the great growth stocks and the issue of late, it's very choppy and starting to stall at least that's my judgment so first, compared to peers and we just heard the lead-in. you've seen the names and you've all been to these restaurants. 30, 40, 50% gains year to date cheesecake factory, denny's and down here all by itself struggling is the one that is the most important, if you will, in terms of its place in the american landscape so now look thea the current one-year chart it's all rever

. >> kate, great stuff kate kelly there from "the new york times."nd lloyd is always of course making the jokes and i know this morning when he announced it in that managing directors meeting he came in at a normal meeting and the room was absolutely packed so he addressed the group and said, oh, i see a lot of you are very interested in our q2 earnings more so than ever before which got a big laugh. >> and it'll play out on twitter. >> exactly >> we're going to talk to william on this who has some interesting background >>> still ahead, though, j and zwrrks, and. >> we hit the streets of new york and stran to find out how amazon customers are reacting to that prime day glitch. >> i'm thinking about canceling my prime subscription actually if there are problems like that it might be enough to tip me over to cancel >> don't go anywhere back in a couple of minutes. because you've made sure this sensor and this machine are integrated. atta, boy. & yes, some people assign genders to machines. & with edge-to-edge intelligence, you'll know your customers l

kate brown/oregon: wasco counties are truly the breadbasket of oregon. they portion of the wheat grown in oregon. their instrumental to the economy of oregon."governor kate brown thanked the helping in the firefight.gov. kate "without the knowledge and the expertise of farmers, we would not be where we are knowledge in fighting this type of fire was our ability to reach this point where we're at." firefighters continue to battle the officials are reminding residents to in coming months.gov. kate is going to be a very difficult wildfire season. three to four weeks earlier than it did last i'm kim hutcherson reporting. (justine) a wildfire in (justine) reporting.hutcherson reporting. (justine) a wildfire in lake county has forced people to evacuate. the fire is burning in kelseyville.... it is being called the carder fire. at last check it was 60 acres.check it was 60 acres. and 20-percent contained. cal-fire reports the forward spread has stopped. mandatory evacuations are called for people on adobe creek road, peterson lane, and wight way. the ferguson fire burning near yosemite has now burned more than 24-thousand acres. more than 27 hundred people are workg together to help battle the flames in triple di

kate a number of times to get to know her a little bit, but she is a symbol of standing for social justice in our city, and it is with great pride that i welcome up kate kendall to the microphone and pronounced today, katekendall day in the city of san francisco. [cheers and applause] the stage is yours. >> thank you. i was not prepared for that. i really thought i was just coming, just like all of you to a flag raising. i didn't realize that i was going to be acknowledged in this way. what i want to say is that when i came to san francisco, 24 years ago, to start as a legal director for the national centre for lesbian rights, i thought i was coming to be the legal director at the national centre for lesbian rights. i never thought i would be the executive director, and i never imagined that a city could so transform a person and make them feel so embraced and so loved, and so welcome to, so supported that they could, every day, and that is me i am speaking of, have my reach exceed my grasp in what i thought i was capable of. this city, on the support of many people who are here, and many people who came before and who are no longer here launched me in so many ways, and i have often said, but it is so t

that they have actually detained someone already debuts correspondent kate brady following the latest for us thank you very much kate. to china now where the courage of a handful of young women is galvanizing the country's fledgling me to movement they call themselves silence breakers and they're campaigning against widespread sexual harassment in chinese society particularly universities and on public transport it is an uphill battle as they confront china's male dominated culture and authorities try to sweep the problem under the rug. young educated and a little bit funky. this is what feminism looks like in china. she is a ph d. student in gender studies at hang go university. taking inspiration from the meat to movement that began in the united states she's launched a campaign to combat sexual harassment including on public transport that. sells i'd like to see my auntie sexual harassment stickers all over the subway system. ideally there would also be a loud speaker announcements and ads on the screens. that's out there. is trying to get permission for this from the transportation authorities in eleven major ci

jerry seinfeld and "snl's" kate mckinnon keeping it real over coffee. >> with good reason. kateng a cup of joe and a joyride with jerry for the new season of "comedians in cars getting coffee." and we have your sneak peek. >> there's another world to being a comedian that the public never sees, and it's not on a talk show. there's one line in the promo where jerry lewis says, just go and laugh. >> just go and laugh. [ laughter ] >> and i felt like that's my whole philosophy of life. whoa, that car just blew up. >> the keys are not in the car. >> see, i told uh-uh shouldn't leave the keys in the car. >> i didn't have them. >> me either. i didn't have them. they're not in -- >> it was to teach you a lesson. you should always -- i could have let it go longer. >> i was in a coma for two days. >> but not the last ten days. i love hanging out with comedians and doing nothing, which is my entire life. >> they say, what's the show about? i say nothing. >> there you go. >> i think you may have something. >> don't expect a reboot of "seinfeld.." >> i don't care what other people do, but i

kate snow. >> good evening. i'm hallie jackson in for kate snow. idaho's capital city where a little girl's birthday party is now a crime scene. a man with a knife targeting refugee children and their families in boise, leaving six kids with what are now being called life-altering injuries. an attack so awful, it had the police chief in tears. nbc's steve patterson has more on the possible motive and what's next. >> advise medics there's some child victims. >> reporter: it's being ll violent attack in boise's history. six of the victims, young chdren, re rgeted and attacked while attending a 3-year-old girl's birthday party. >> the faces of the children in the hospital beds will be something i'll carry with me for the rest of my life. >> reporter: saturday night, police responded to an urgent call, a man stabbing people at this apartment complex which houses resettled refugees from iraq, syria and ethiopia. it happened right in front of this 12-year-old. >> we saw him saying, like, bad words. >> stabbing our friends. >> stabbing a kid. >> reporter:

kate, thanks very much. she's on the ground there getting closer to the fire lines with every moment, and we will get back with you, kate, as soon as we. thanks very much. we're also following another breaking story in the south bay. a 25-acre brushfire has broken out in the san martin area near church avenue. it's forced the closure of southbound 101. cal fire officials tell us some structures are involved in this baze. we have a crew on the way that scene, and we will bring you updates as they become available as well. >>> a north bay family is challenging a school district's recommendation to prevent their daughter with a rare disease from attending school. the problemheedicion she needyou. the video you're about to see is incredibly difficult to watch. it shows the young girl having a seizure. the family gave it to us with the intent to make it public so people see the heartbreaking position that they are in. abc 7 news reporter carlos salcedo explains. >> reporter: the video is difficult to watch. 5-year-old brook adams having a seizure while on a recent family vacation. mom jana administers medicinal cannabis oil

kate, and now i'm saying, kate, prove to me that this is your kid. the hoops that some member an a women are going through is heartbreaking. and dna is one of the hoops. we're losing these children. >> jason? >> joan, one thing where i would respectfully disagree with you on some of this, and miguel referenced this in the lead-in package is that we don't know how many of children were separated from their parents because of the zero-tolerance policy or how many were separated for other reasons. for example, there are certain reasons why children are separated from the parents, if they think that they're abusive or they're not actually with their real parents or there could be a danger or there could be a risk. and a lot of these children were separated from their parents well before the zero-tolerance policy even started. so i think that's important. i mean, even today, we saw that i.c.e. was breaking up a child trafficking ring in oakland. and so there are different scary things like this happening all over the place. so i like the idea of the dna testing, simply to make sure that we're matching up the right children with the right parents. because -- >> it's an incredibly invasive step and an incredible invasion of privacy. >> i would disagree. >> and for the vast majority, they did nothing wrong to have their child taken away. >> if it saves one child to being hand ed off to a human trafficker or a mule or a drug trafficker or somebody scary, i'm glad that we saved that child. >> we generally don't think giving dna samples is a commonplace thing. >> look, anything that helps gets these families reunited quicker i think is best. what i think the american family supports is having the children together, if they brought the family into the u.s. illegally, that means they did not go to a port of entry, they did not apply for asylum the right way so they can be processed and ultimately sent back. what's not popular is the old catch and release policy, which is not fair at all. where you essentially let folks into the u.s. for years and they don't show back up for their trial. >> the vast majority did show back up for their asylum -- >> the vast majority do. >> a lot of them don't. a lot of them don't. so anyways, we need a broader comprehensive immigration reform. we're not going to get it immediately until we get some more republicans in the senate. >> no, that's -- >> well, that actually gets to something i wanted to ask you, because the president tweeted about immigration today. he tweeted, congress, fix our insane immigration laws now. but in the last month, in the past month, president trump has backed the republican immigration bill, then he told republicans not to waste their time on it. then he endorsed the bill in a tweet. then he tweeted again that he never told republicans to vote for it. >> which is a lie. >> and then today telling republicans to pass something. why can't the president make up his mind? >> well, i think what the president is speaking to is the fact that we need congress to go do it. they're the only ones who can go and do it. we wish they would go and do it now. too many of them -- >> that's not what he's speaking to. he's speaking to, i don't know -- >> -- until we get more republicans in there, his four-pillar plan, which has approval from 63% of people out there -- >> but jason -- >> we're not going to get it done right now. >> but how does that help? you don't even know what his position is on it right now? >> you have to ask stephen miller what his position on it. >> do you want me to tell you what his four-pillar plan is? >> jason, jason, jason. you're a -- >> there are bills on the table -- >> you're a communications expert. you think that's good communicating? >> his full plan? >> no! >> what i laid out for you in what he said to reporters and tweeted out. >> sorry, you guys are both talking at me at the same time. >> no one was talking when i laid it out for you. come on, jason. >> i think what the president is trying to do is trying to keep the issue front and center. i think that he knows until we get more republicans in and until we have going into this next congress, we're not going to get it done. but obviously he thinks it's an issue going into the fall. and i think if democrats continue to take the bait on things like abolish i.c.e. and going too far to the left, i think the president is probably right. >> right on what? that's my question, though. right on what position he's taken in the past month? >> that we need more republicans -- >> if you take all the positions, you're going to be right. >> don't blink, because it's going to change. that's all i'm saying. great to see you both. thank you so much. we'll stay on this. >>> we are following breaking news, michael cohen hiring a new lawyer. one with close ties to the clintons. is that some sign? >>> and the dangerous mission to safe 13 people trapped in a cave stalled by major obstacles. we have the latest from the ground in thailand. after party y vegas suite? because hotels.com lets me do me. who wants to floss me? hotels.com. you do you and get rewarded. directv gives you more for your thing. if you've been waiting for a sign to quit cable, then here's some signs. it came from the toaster. now you can quit cable. switch to directv and now get a $100 reward card. more for your quitting cable thing. that's our thing. call 1 800 directv. >>> breaking news. michael cohen telling a friend that he doesn't think that president trump would offer him a pardon. the latest indication that trump's former personal attorney, self-described fixer, and fierce defender is now maybe no longer any of those things. this on the heels of cohen declaring in an interview that his loyalty is to his family and his country before anyone else. raising new questions about whether cohen will flip on trump if needed. kara scannel is "outfront" with me now. so what are you learning about cohen's mind-set? >> well, katemichael cohen is telling friends that he does not believe that president donald trump would pardon him. one friend says that cohen raises this possibility and says, i don't think so, i just don't think so. another friend tells cnn that cohen is operating under the assumption that he would not be pardoned. we should remember that michael cohen has been not been charged with any wrongdoing. he is under investigation by the u.s. attorney's office in manhattan for his personal financial dealings. and we don't know if the president is considering or would in the future considering pardon michael cohen. but this all goes to his mind-set. cohen has, as wave bee've been reporting, telling friends he feels isolated and disappointed that the president has not returned the loyalty that cohen has demonstrated to him for over a decade. he's also indicated a willingness to cooperate with the investigation. it's unclear if prosecutors are open to that possibility. and it comes as cohen has a new lawy

kate larson joining us live from there now with the latest. kate? >> reporter: there are about a hundred people outside the i.c.e. headquarters right now. many have told me they do not want to be on camera, but i can tell you there are many tents set up on the sidewalk right now. people tell me they do plan to spend the night and occupy the space to cameras were rolling when congressman jeff denim rang the bell at a center for immigrant children in pleasant hill. someone from the facility let him know he could not go inside. >> you could confirm with both hhs and let our counterparts at the white house know we were coming. >> what i've been told by them is we have no prior knowledge. >> i want transparency. this is a federally funded program. >> reporter: two girls at the shelter have been separated from their parents. he said he had an appointment to visit. >> if you've got nothing to hide, i would think you'd want members of congress to see and the media to know as well. we want to make sure that safety comes first for these kids. >> reporter: den

kate. she very much let kate take the lead. veteran royal photographer told people, there's no rivalry. she's aware katea eyes are on markle's ery move. at her first family wedding what some said was f ahion fail in flirty oscar de la renta. meghan made headlines for cost of her dublin wardrobe four outfits in 48 hours with a $36,000 price tag. as for who pays that bill, charles. the clothes part of the royal job, watchersay but they come with a set of rules. ca her first trostorm solo with the queen meghan had the monarch laughing. she finds it hard to understand why the queen prefers women in dresses and skis instead of trouser suits. >> sometimes she asks harry, why do we do it this way? what are the rules? she's curious but unfailingly polite and respectful and titing all on board. ss all rter: the duc smiles since her wedding with prince harry,er inner circle and adoring husband seems to be winning hearts. the next big test is the royal tour in the fall, tonga, fiji on the itinerary. a royal marathon for the duchess sussex. guys, carson, when kate and william went down under they were gone for 18 d