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the 90s and it's going to feel feel close to 100 degrees out l meteorologist kate bilo on the sky deck with details on long stretch of heat. >> kate. >> that's right ukee. as we'll see over the next several days the humidity plays such a role because even though temperatures will be in the 90s right in to next week a few days that will feel okay in the 90s a few days that will feel down right oppressive and it all depends on how much moisture is in the air.

they have there, that they are expecting to start researching conclusions pretty soon after that kate. >> long days for you. thank you so very much for your reporting. >>> now, richard quest is here with me. dennis moore is also with us an aviation accident investigator and a mechanical and aeronautical engineer and david gallo, the director of special projects. it's great to see you. thank you so much. richard, you are here with me. this is the focus. this is the piece of debris that they have. it's making its way to france. experts with a keen eye are looking at so far is where is the damage and where isn't the damage. >> right. as this video shows, you have the front end or if you like the leading end and you've got the trailing end of this flaperon. >> let's hone in on exactly what we can look at so we can look here. first we have -- here is the first picture. this is the front end you are say, right? >> yep. this is the -- what they call the leading end. the plane is going that way. this is the part that actually attaches to the aircraft. this is the bit that goes out into the back into t

kate? >> as long as they can stay hopeful. martin thank you so much.coast guard said four to five days someone could survive in those waters because the water is warm right now. by midnight tonight, crews say they will have covered over 27,000 square miles. this is a complicated search though. crews saying that the waves are making it difficult to spot the two teens. but that is not stopping what officials are calling an aggressive search still continuing at this hour. "out front" now to police chief chrystistopher els assisting the coast guard with the church. chief, thank you so much for coming in. the search has been compared over and over again. i've heard it to finding a needle in a haystack. at this hour the search area is getting even larger. how confident are you that you-all are looking in the right area at this point? >> well extremely confident. we've certainly been in touch with the united states coast guard on a regular basis and other agencies assisting, official wildlife commission. the united states coast guard does search and rescue an

the mosquitoes. >>> cutting ribbon to connect communities, long path that was a long time coming, it is now complete. >>> kate? >>> and it is a hot steamy afternoon with a couple of showers that have popped up in portions of the area but we've got a long term heat wave to face as we get through next several days, worst of it may be tomorrow and thursday. i'll have more details on that and chance for thunderstorms this week coming up in weather, leslie. >>> as trade deadline gets closer one philly may get the his wish to be shipped out of here, we will tell you who and ruben amaro making a demand from the teams who are interested in cole hamels, we will hear from him coming up from him later in sports. iran keeps their nuclear facilities. military sites can go uninspected. restrictions end after 10 years. then iran could build a nuclear weapon in two months. iran has violated 20 international agreements and is the leading state sponsor of terrorism. >>> pedestrians and bike riders i have new route to take on the schuylkill river trail. a new path opened that allows to you travel from philadelphia to phoenixvil

the 90s and it's going to feel feel close to 100 degrees out l meteorologist kate bilo on the sky deck with details on longtretch of heat. >> kate. >> that's right ukee. as we'll see over the next several days the humidity plays such a role because even though temperatures will be in the 90s right in to next week a few days that will feel okay in the 90s a few days that will feel down right oppressive and it all depends on how much moisture is in the air. that's really the key this time of the year. now dew points are high this evening it feels steamy outside right now in center city. there's a nice breeze and temperatures on the mild side not a bad summer evening. it's dry. let's take a look at storm scan3 scan3. not dry everywhere. one shower that had fired up over eastern maryland is now fizzling out and most of us are dry through the overnight. could be fog that tries to pop up in a couple of spots. that's about it overnight. temperatures we're still hanging on to the 80s in philadelphia. we tend to stay warmer longer than outlying suburbs. go into that urban heat island effect. blacktop retains heat l

but a second generation of biofuels is still a long way off. kate of course, biofuels aren't the only cause of deforestation, as we'll be seeing as we turn to peru. peru is famous for its rich forests, like the one in san martin. but those forests are now endangered by, amongst other things, expanding coffee plantations. now a new initiative is aiming to protect the forests whilst increasing crop yields. reporter: the rainforest of northern peru. rare species of crabs and fish are at home in this remote region. butterflies, insects, and monkeys, too. many endangered plants and animals thrive in this biotope. jose cruz llatas takes tourists on boat tours of this massive protected habitat. he's been doing it for one and a half years. it's an additional source of income. he's also a coffee grower. but he has a newfound love and respect for the rainforest. jose cruz llatas: if we don't protect the rainforest and destroy it, the rains will wash away more and more soil every day and the air will become polluted. people want to cut down the trees and plant

kate kagel gives us a look at the long lines. >> reporter: you may remember in january and february with the lines at the dmv look -- looked like this. now we know bhip steins governor brown signed a.b. 60 into because whrawr more than 1 million undocumented californians took tear test, and 400,000 got their license. that means more tan half of those licensed this year are here illegally. undocumented imdrants were drive driving anyway. now roads are safer now they know the rule and can get zmurns. but opponents just argued california just made life a whole lot easier for people who sopt be here in the fist place. >>> people in richard monday gathering to celebrate the opening of a new park. and donald trump stirring up more controversy. what he says about fellow republican senator john mccain. and friends and family continue to mourn those who died during a deadly shooting rampage in tennessee. hear what they have to say. female announcer: get three years interest-free financing on brand name mattress sets. plus, get free delivery, and sleep train's 100-day low price guarantee. sleep tr

kate steinle, was shot and killed july 1st. francisco sanchez, an undocumented immigrant with a long criminal record has been charged in the killing. kate's parents will talk with o'reilly. he started a petition for kate's law. >>> a report released today shows 1800 undocumented immigrants who were arrested and released from local jails were later rearrested for other crimes during an eight-month period last year. the department of immigration and customs enforcement says those rearrested immigrants were among 8,000 who were freed despite the government's request to hold them for deportation. many jurisdictions have stopped honoring so-called immigration detainers saying they can't hold people who have been arrested beyond their scheduled release date without probable cause. the report was released by a washington-based group which opposes illegal immigration. >>> an all-out manhunt is underway for that country's most powerful drug lord. joaquin 'el chapo' guzman escaped over the weekend for a second time. the first time he bribed his way out. this time he used a tunnel starting from an opening in the tonle it area of his -- tunne

kate: i met him a long time ago and worked with him for over 15 years. charlie: you began working with him in 2000? kate: maybe a little before that. charlie: what was it like when you met him? kate: it was easy. we understood each other right away. i think we started with his short stories. they are whole world and are also very experimental and very modern. when i first met him, i think i understood him immediately. charlie: did you ever understand what that was? this is a man i like and i get it and he gets me? kate: it was respect at first sight. he was very intelligent. charlie: interested in politics. kate: you could talk to him about many things. and also, he was fun. it was very easy to work with edgar in that sense as a person. charlie: "ragtime" was in 1975. that was way before you knew him, but it established him in the firmament of american writers. kate: i do remember vaguely "ragtime" being the book that everybody read. ♪ charlie: take "the book of daniel" which was about politics. what was his hope? a democrat i would assume, a very liberal

meteorologist kate bilo on the sky deck right now with more how long the 90 plus temperatures will be with us. kate? >> well, ukee, it look like the 90 plus temperatures will be with us into next week. but the good news is, this steamy sticky air with 70 plus degree dew points won't be with us for much longer. still a bit steamy out here right its right now overnight that will start to change. let's take a quick look at storm scan3. the clouds are now clearing through portions of the new jersey as our showers and storms make their way off the coast. it will take a little while for the dry air to catch up. by tomorrow you'll feel a difference in the air outside. here's our heat wave number three tuesday 93, yesterday 93. today we just barely eek it out we got to none. more clouds today kept it slightly cooler temperature wise but the humidity was higher today than it has been all week. take look at temperatures right now. still hanging ton 78 at the airport. 77 in reading. and 76 degrees in wilmington. dew points are still in the mid 70s as well here in philadelphia. although they're d

now, this is the suspect in kate steinle's murder. he has a long conviction sheet.f homeland security what they said today. dhs records say i.c.e. launched a detainer on the subject at that time requesting notification prior to his release so i.c.e. officers could make arrangements to take custody. this detainer was not offered. legal council -- >> there is no city in america that has been more creative and vigorous about trying to avoid helping united states immigration enforcements. >> reporter: we spoke with jim steinle kate's father this afternoon. he did not want to talk about the immigration issue surrounding kate's murder but wanted to talk about his daughter specifically their first daddy-daughter dance together when

to court a day after kate steinle's father spoke to congress about the loopholes in the sanctuary city laws. that suspect described by police as undocumented immigrant with a longnal rap sheet. the father says he shouldn't have been on the streets. >> we feel if kate's law saves one daughter, one son, a mother, a father, kate's death won't be in vain. >> yesterday, jim steinle told the senate judiciary committee that the release of the suspect was the result of incompetent and just disjointed laws. lopez sanchez a felon with several deportations also on his record. >> the u.s. has suffered a self-inflicted wound in the murder of our daughter by the hand of a person that should have never been on the streets of this country. >> in san francisco yesterday, mark ferrell introduced legislation requiring the sheriff to notify the federal government when an undocumented felon is due to be released. the measure will be voted on in september. >> grief, tears, and now questions this morning in walnut creek. two young people, described as the best and brightest act dem lick iing both dead in an apparent murder/suicide. police got a call of shots fired in the neighborhood

mark: news following this morning whether recovered at pier 14 murder investigation 32 year-old kate styling long to a federal agent this news comes after the suspect francisco sanchez did not guilty in court yesterday jeff bush has the latest. >> reporter: dating kit said ms. carter accused killer francisco sanchez was arraigned superior court he was wearing county jail issue orange and black close. not wearing hand or ankle restrains new development of the case kron 4 learning officer or covered by some francisco police the five teams issued to a federal agent law enforcement official said on the condition of anonymity that check the serial number on the weapon confirm this as a federally issued gone. not now on which agency the goddess from or how the agents lost possession of that will lead you know it as it is the suspected murder weapon in sunday's killing santos said he on the gun rack and a t-shirt pier 14 x family fired the fatal round that statement made and televised interview over the weekend. however when sanchez appeared before the judge he entered the plea of not guilty. several ti

kate, thanks so much. leslie is here with a look at what's up next. >> we're talking about something people have been wanting to see for long time. jahlil okafor making his sixers debut in i was tam we'll show you how he did. jimmy rollins taking on the phils for the fir as a dodger. did he think he left phi [african-style music] ♪ take my hand to the land ♪ ♪ take my hand to the land, whoa-oh! ♪ (narrator) only one family goes to incredible lengths to bring the thrills, the adventure and the best of africa back home to you. kalahari resorts. now open in the pocono mountains. book now at kalahariresorts.com ooh i think i saw dessert! but you just had a big lunch! wasn't that big steve... hey! come back here, steven stay strong! what's that? you want me to eat you? honey, he didn't say that! he did, very quietly... you can't hear from back there! don't fight your instincts. with each 150 calories or less try our chocolatey brownies, tangy lemon bars and new creamy cheesecakes. fiber one. go on, have one! phillies taking at dodgers in los angeles that. means the return of jimmy rolen. he was traded to the dodgers in december

kate, see you shortly. thank you. >>> 61 days and counting. that's how long philadelphia has to wait for the arrival of pope francis. the pontiff will be here to the world meeting of families in september. now getting around during the papal visit is a big concern for many and despite a promise of more information we are still in the dark about those special septa transit pieces needed for the pope's visit. "eyewitness news" reporter todd quinones joins us now at septa headquarters where there was silence again today and tonight. todd. >> ukee, we were expecting to learn more today about septa's troubled website but that didn't happen. tens of thousands of people are hoping to use septa to is he pope francis or simply just to get to work the weekend here's here. the problem is, still no one can buy a pass. >> you have faith septa will get the system up and running here soon. >> i'm not sure about that. >> i'm not sure if that's going to happen but i hope so. >> reporter: it's been a week since septa's e commerce site collapsed from a crushing demand septa off

kate? >>> and what a beautiful day it is, storm scan three completely clear sunshine in our future, right through end of the week and into the weekend. i'll tell you how long this stretch of confidentable perfect summer weather will last leslie. >>> kate, it a has been a pretty good home stand for the phillies and once again they had some late innings magic to help them out. we will have very latest on jonathan papelbon's trade rumors coming up later in sports. iran keeps their nuclear facilities. military sites can go uninspected. restrictions end after 10 years. then iran could build a nuclear weapon in two months. iran has violated 20 international agreements and is the leading state sponsor of terrorism. >>> there is a lot of hype surrounding kobe bryant's next shoe from nike. >> they highlight a local school that kobe bryant went through, toe to toe in high school back in the day. "eyewitness sports" reporter pat gallon has that story. >> taken by kobe. >> reporter: lower merion native kobe bryant is one of the most impressive competitors in sports. notorious for using every slice to fuel his game. in his high school days in lower merion bryant was pa

. >> reporter: three weeks after kate steinle's murder by illegal immigrant with a long criminal record, her father jim was on capitol hill calling for action. kate's bill proposed in her memory that would establish a mandatory five-year prison sentence for illegals who re-enter the u.s. after being deport. laura wilkerson's josh was beaten and burned to death by a man brought here illegally, a so-called dreamer. >> i want you to know our family is broken forever. i want you to do something about it. everyone sitting here is in a position to do something. >> reporter: texas senator ted cruz, a presidential candidate blasted the immigration and customs enforcement director saying the obama administration's failure to enforce the law. >> if president obama had the courage of his convictions, he would come and look in the eyes of the men and women who lost their sons, daughters, mothers sisters, brothers, and the administration would stop releasing murderers and rapists. >> we don't release people willy-nilly. we release people pursuant to the statutes and regulations. >> reporter: the ste

. >> reporter: three weeks after kate steinle's murder by an illegal immigrant with a long criminal recorder father jim was on capitol hill calling for action. kate's law is a bill being proposed in her memory that would establish a mandatory five-year prison sentence for illegals who re-enter the u.s. after being deported. laura wilkerson's son josh was beaten and burned to death by a young man brought to this country illegally, a so-called dreamer. >> i want you to know that our family is broken forever. i want you to do something about it. every one of you sitting here is in a position to do something. >> reporter: texas senator ted cruz, presidential candidate, blasted the immigration and customs enforcement director saying a huge problem is the obama administration's failure to enforce the law. >> if president obama had the courage of his convictions, he would come and look in the eyes of these men and women who have lost their sons their daughters, their mothers, their sisters, their brothers and the administration would stop releasing murderers and rapists. >> we don't release peopl

kate. >> the killing inflamed the long-standing debate on immigration in the u.s. >> with the 2016 presidential election heating up candidates from all sides on weighing in on an exclusive interview, hillary clinton also commented on the san francisco killing. >> what should be done is any city should listen to the department of homeland security which as i understand it urged them to deport this man again after he got out of prison another time. here's a case where we deported we deported and he ends back in our country. i think the city made a mistake. the city made a mistake not to deport someone at the federal government strongly felt should be deported. i have absolutely no support for a city that ignores the strong evidence that should be acted on. >> we will have more on that exclusive interview later this hour. >>> u.s. republican presidential candidate donald trump is standing behind the controversial comments he made last month on mexican immigrants entering the united states. although the real estate mogul said some were quote, good people. he did describe others and i'm quoting here

long road to this moment? >> reporter: good morning, kate. a very exhaustive debate yesterday. at times very emotional, contentious, but it's led to today. a monumental day for the state of south carolina. it has been a long time coming for so many people. 13 hours it took the lawmakers to come to this conclusion. the final vote happening just after 1:00 a.m., and now this flag that you see behind me that's flown on state grounds since 1961 is coming down. so many people excited to celebrate the news, among them representative jenny horne who you saw on that clip. her emotions very raw. i think that's the mood for so many who wanted and waited for this day, some for their whole lives, kate. >> any sense of exactly when the flag will come down and what kind of ceremonial activities will surround the moment when it does? >> reporter: well, governor nikki haley is expected to sign this bill, make it all official at 4:00 p.m. this afternoon, and by the compromise and this joint resolution, the senate proposal, it has to come down within 24 hours. we've been hearing from early mornin

perhaps the iraqi military itself in iraq, they are a key component to the white house long-term strategy that kate was talking about. if they are not there in significant numbers, and 60 is not a significant number, then can this long-term plan work? >> well, you've got to separate iraq and syria. it's two -- >> just do syria then. >> but you brought in iraq, so i want to address that, but syria, we are committed to helping train the free syrian army. if you look at a map of who controls where in syria right now, it is a hodgepodge of a whole bunch of groups between the assad regime, all kinds of different rebels, including the free syrian army, other extremist groups in addition to isis, al nusra. it is a very complicated situation, and it's going to be a long time solving. when you move over to iraq, basically the iraqis are going to have to have the will to fight and no amount of training, and we have trained 10,000, we have 3,500 u.s. military personnel. there are another 3,000 being trained right now. but no amount of training, unless the iraqis are willing to fight, our training is not going

kate, thanks so much. leslie is here with a look at what's up next. >> we're talking about something people have been wanting to see for long time. jahlil okafor making his sixers debut in i was tam we'll show you how he did. jimmy rollins taking on the phils for the fir as a dodger. did he think he left phillies taking at dodgers in los angeles that. means the return of jimmy rolen. he was traded to the dodgers in december after 15 years in the phillies organization. he's the phils all-time hits leader. went to three all star games and won 2007 most valuable player award. jimmy struggled in la batting just .208. he's batting ninth tonight. phils have the worst record in baseball. so did he leave at the right time? >> i'm glad to have gotten out when i did. but i'm glad to have gotten here here. ruben and i spoke about where i wanted to go. i said los angeles. they were able to get a deal done. so that helps. helps when you go somewhere where you want to go if you have to leave as opposed to just wherever you end up. >> as for the game the phils down two-zero in the second. galvis the guy who replaced rollins at short hit t

long. cohen's mother tells kate bolduan they are still alive. >> we know the courage and skills that they havend we know how athletically fit and able they are. both of our boys learned how to swim before they learned how to walk, so we just feel very, very confident that they will be able to stick through this. they know that we are coming for them and we will get them. >> cnn's martin savidge is in florida with the very latest. >> reporter: good morning, john. the coast guard has just completed its fifth night of searching for these two missing florida teens and the search area goes all the way up to the coast of south carolina. the question now becomes how long is this search going to actually continue on? the coast guard admits they are at that point of discussing about possibly bringing it to a close. they haven't admitted it yet, but they are talking about it, maybe because what they have always said is a person could last four to five days in the water given the conditions and we are at that point. the thing is the coast guard doesn't know when the boys ended up in the water. their boat

. >> reporter: three weeks after kate steinle's murder by an illegal immigrant with a long criminal record her father jim was on capitol hill calling for action. kate's law is a bill being proposed in her memory that would establish a mandatory five-year prison sentence for illegals who re-enter the u.s. after being deported. laura wilkerson's son josh was beaten and burned to death by a young man brought to this country illegally, a so-called dreamer. >> i want you to know that our family is broken forever. i want you to do something about it. every one of you sitting here is in a position to do something. >> reporter: texas senator ted cruz, presidential candidate, blasted the immigration and customs enforcement director saying a huge problem is the obama administration's failure to enforce the law. >> if president obama had the courage of his convictions, he would come and look in the eyes of these men and women who have sons their daughters, their mothers, their sisters, their brothers and the administration would stop releasing murderers and rapists. >> we don't release people willy n

. >> reporter: long before francisco sanchez opened fire and killed kate steinle on pier 14 san francisco's sanctuary city status has been a source of contention. sheriff mirkarimi says the policy is clear. he needs a court order or a warrant. in sanchez's case i.c.e. only asked for a detainer which the sheriff says under city law isn't good enough. >> local governments have the right to require a legal instrument such as a court order or a warrant. >> reporter: i.c.e. has no city by city breakdown, but statewide in the last 18 months more than 10,000 undocumented immigrants have been released from custody in california without immigration officials being notified and the sheriff tried to turn the table on i.c.e. saying they are the ones that need to make sure they get it right. >> if i.c.e. does not provide the proper legal instrument, they are jeopardizing also the city's ability to detain somebody against their will. >> reporter: now for their part i.c.e. says they issued nearly 200,000 detain single year and it would be impossible to get a court order or warrant for every one of them an

kate steinle on pier 14. steinle's accused killer has a long criminal record and it was in the country illegally. he had been in custody before the shooting but was let go despite a federal request to continue to hold him. republicans say it should be mandatory for local communities to abide by federal requests to keep people in custody. i.c.e. is promoting a new program to work with cities to identify and deport undocumented and dangerous felons. >>> new at noon federal investigators say they will never know why a fedex truck driver caused a deadly crash. notice investigators say the driver was unresponsive -- ntsb investigators say the driver was unresponsive for unknown reasons when he veered into oncoming track and hit a motor coach killing himself and others including five high school students. today the ntsb made recommendations to strengthen safety on motor coaches. >>> today a committee will hear testimony on a pipeline break that created an oil spill off santa barbara. back in may more than 100,000 gallons of oil were spewed into the ocean when a pipeline operated by plains all american

now, this is the suspect in kate steinle's murder. he has a long conviction sheet. here's a look at the department of homeland security what they said today. dhs records say i.c.e. launched a detainer on the subject at that time requesting notification prior to his release so i.c.e. officers could make arrangements to take custody. this detainer was not offered. legal council -- >> there is no city in america that has been more creative and vigorous about trying to avoid helping united states immigration enforcements. >> reporter: we spoke with jim steinle kate's father this afternoon. he did not want to talk about the immigration issue surrounding kate's murder but wanted to talk about his daughter specifically their first daddy-daughter dance together when she was still a little girl. >> she ended up leading part and as we started, i said, kate, it's the other way around. and okay, that's fine, dad. i nicknamed her pretty when she was little. and so she's always been pretty. the relationship between a father and a daughter, it's no more or less but it's different

despite recent reforms, both -- kate: despite recent reforms, both armenia and georgia still have a long way to go before their prison systems conform to international standards. in the meantime, rights groups continue to raise concerns about conditions and the mistreatment of prisoners. now, what does globalization mean to people in different parts of the world? it's a question our reporters ask when they travel the globe. and, every now and again, we find a response which interests us so much that we shape it into a global questionnaire. and that is exactly what happened this week in vietnam. >> my name is nguyen thi duyen. i'm 36, and i live in hue. >> right now i'm working as a bamboo weaver, earning 7 euros a day. >> to me, globalization means that the products from the company i work for, ngoc minh, can also be exported abroad. >> my family and the fact that i have a steady job. >> my wishes are very simple. i want a good education for my children. >> germany. every time i hear something about germany, i want to visit the country. kate: our next destination is not germany. to east

kate's law. we will keep you updated on how long it takes to pass it and we expect a debate will be vigorous.n it. i am bill o'reilly please always remember the spin stops here. we are definitely looking out for you. watching. >> welcome to the special edition of "hannity." the trump card. he has burst on to the gop presidential seen with an unapologetic no nonsense approach. voters buy his message as he is leading in most of the early polls. many of the other republican candidates and mainstream media are not happy with his style and substance. here's a look at his meteoric rise in the presidential race. >> i am officially running for president of the united states. and we are going to make our country great again. >> right now

kate, thanks so much. >>> in less than an hour the long hit novel ghost of a watchman will hit store shelves this is a follow up to kill a mocking bird. the book is generateing plenty of controversy atticus finch is portrayed as a racist. diana rocco is live in mt. airy tonight this book has a lot of people talking. diana. >> reporter: certainly a lot of buzz, jessica. just a few minutes from now those bocks will open and literary fans will find out what becomes of their beloved atticus finch as this new book paints him in a whole new light. ghost of watchman harper lee's much a it waited sequel to kill a mocking bird will hit store shelves at midnight. books still boxed have arrived and mocking bird fans are counting the minutes. >> story is culturally relevant into where we are today. >> i'm trying to go into the new book with an open mind and realize -- >> big blue marvel bookstore in mt. airy they're holding a viewing of to kill a mocking bird followed by a midnight read a thon. >> it's the literary event of my lifetime. >> many crypt lit 10 by lee has been waiting 50 years for publishing. it's already g

kate snow. >>> good evening. in a crowded republican field and with a long way to go, one man is showing a lot of strength in the polls no matter how inflammatory his rhetoric may be. two new nbc news/marist polls out today show donald trump running strong in the early nominating states. the poll conducted over a period when trump made those controversial comments about senator john mccain. in new hampshire, trump leads the pack. and in iowa, trump places a close second in our poll. in the democratic race, hillary clinton continues to lead big in iowa, but her margin over bernie sanders is smaller in new hampshire and tighter than it was just five months ago when clinton led sanders by 56 points. clinton spent the day in iowa, and that's where we find kristen welker tonight. kristen? >> reporter: kate, good evening. a lot of people thought donald trump had sunk his chances when he criticized senator john mccain's service last week. that doesn't seem to be the case right now. in fact, he drew big crowds here in iowa this weekend and, of course, lots of fireworks. >> there's a movement going on and it's a very str

the man accused of shooting kate steinle at pier 14 is here illegally and has a long rap sheet.confessed to the killing in an interview in jailhouse. critics say he should never have been open street and the san francisco sheriff should have released him to federal officials. because san francisco is a sanctuary city he was released from jail and let back on to the street which now is being criticizeed. there is no reason why a sang wear policy no matter how well intended should protect gang members, criminal drug traffickers or felons. >> the san francisco police officer association has new released a statement of sanchez saying three is illegal alien not an undocumented immigrant. if three is where he belongs mexico, the innocent victim would still be

long who will take weekend. i will have more object that when i join you inside. jessica, back to you. >>> thanks very much kate. >>> despite weather lot of people getting an early start to the holiday weekend. and, it sound nice. this is a live look at route 42 just past 295 shore goers hit the road this afternoon. you can see it is getting full on the roads and it will get fuller as the days and hours go by. good luck getting to your holiday destinations. >>> it has been a wet summer so far in many shore communities and to i day's rain not what business owners like to see for sure. "eyewitness news" reporter matt rivers is live in ocean city more, matt. >> reporter: jessica, weather today in ocean city has in the been very good. been cloudy, rainy basically what we saw for the entire month of june. you did not have to jump in the ocean to get wet thursday at the shore the skies opened up and the boardwalk was quiet. how often do you see an empty beach on july 2nd. >> we realized whether it is something that we cannot control so we dot best we can. >> reporter: for michelle and businesses that she works with t

kate. her accused killer is an undocumented immigrant from mexico with a long criminal record. the sheriff refused to hand him over to immigration officers. the sanctuary city policy has become a campaign issue. we've heard donald trump saying it's parts of america's failed immigration system. veronica de la cruz says this weekend trump moved on to something else or rather someone else. veronica? >> that's right, ken. the former apprentice star blasted john mccain and tonight he says mccain is the one who should apologize to him. tonight donald trump still isn't backing down. the republican presidential candidate refuses to apologize to senator john mccain for saying this over the weekend. >> he's a war hero because he was captured. i like people that weren't captured. >> earlier tonight the billionaire told cbs' charlie rose it's mccain who should say he's sorry for calling a group of trump arizona supporters crazies. >> he should call them and really make statement of apology because what he said about them was terrible. >> what does mccain think about all this? here's what h

kate steinly. her alleged killer is an immigrant with a long criminal record who had been in the country illegally.ns are talking about requiring to detain illegal immigrants convicted of crimes. eric, you knew the family. you know the family. >> kate's murder is heart breaking and it's shaken my soul. i grew up playing soccer with brad, her younger brother. we went to school together. i have been in contact with brad and i have called a left a message with her parents. in government, our job is to protect the public. i am sorry that in this case we didn't do that. we let the family down. we let kate down. we had a policy in place that i believe a simple phone call could have prevented this monster from going out on the streets. >> so you believe that the city of san francisco screwed up? >> i think the sanctuary city policy was put in place to protect victims. it was also a policy that protected refugees. in this case i don't think it's the policy. i think it was a lack of communication between the sheriffs office and ice happen. >> do you think there should be changes in the policy? >> yes, i thi