a founder of pro choice kern county, jennifer bloomquist, didn't like it either."rse, we don't want anyone to suffer violence," she said.but the two split after that.pro choice kern county says this story makes a perfect case for more legal abortion and education about it, something bloomquist says is lacking."we can prevent future cases by offering greater access and even funding for abortions," bloomquist said. "safe and legal abortions, not induced miscarriages."a visit to a reproductive health professional, she said, would have given the couple a chance to consider a range of options before resorting to the alleged beating.shrider challenged the father in the story."even if she thought of it, what kind of man would say, 'yeah, i'll punch you in the stomach until the baby is dead?'" she said.right to life was quick to point out what they inconsistencies in the law. when a pregnant mother is killed in a murder or a drunken driving crash, the government charges defendants with ascribing personhood to the fetus."so the only difference in this case is the mother did

sometimes we do our own 3-d models at kerns. next step after this committee will go over for a hard coat. they will add more detail with clay. the robot is pretty good, but it can't get down to the nitty-gritty details. this is supposed to be photorealistic. >> i am a prop painter. i put the caller and update the design to the current art director. this is 1001 arabian nights. we have some updates to do to the turban design, some embellishment on his vest itself. i know he is holding a lamp in the image, but we are trying to -- this is going to the "1001 arabian nights," the title, then i will implement the lamp onto the book space. this is an older prop. i am updating this years design, which is a completely different color and design. some of it being touch ups, where it is not a full on job. others i have to complete over -- completely white out and start out with its entirety. >> about 20% of the floats are what we call signature events, -- units, the ones that stay the same every year, like the grand marshall's float, or th

kern: i think it is a combination.that we have seen, these voices are becoming louder and louder. mpany is going to have to answer to its top shareholders. whether they secure a majority vote or not, they are still going to have to engage in dialogue around these issues, because i don't think the sentiment is going to go away. that are numerous factors investors look at but glass lewis in particular, our clientele are essentially looking to support the company versus short-term profit. requiresto do so, it engagement with the board and management over the long-term. they're going to have to answer in those conversations, regardless of the outcome. alix: it is not just tesla, it is also the investment in solarcity. joining us from washington is head ofndler, bloomberg americas at new energy finance. we cannot forget that solarcity is in the mix. how much goes from tesla into solarcity? ethan: they have been repositioning the business to attract new money and new opportunities over the last year and a half. the solarcity

. >> so best selling historian doris kerns goodwin has a new book coming out. ms. goodwin, what's your focus? >> well, it's on leadership in turbulent times. so what i've done is to take four of the guys that i knew before -- lincoln, teddy, franklin roose and lbj domestically -- and look at them through the lens of leadership so, hopefully, it can be a road map for young leaders, for established leaders about what's leadership in moments of great tush lends are, and what it was able to achieve. it gives us solace, i think, when we look back to that. >> host: end when did you start working on a book like this? >> guest: five years ago. it took even longer than i thought it would, i thought i knew my guys, but somehow i thought i was seeing them anew as young leaders, finding out when their ambition came from, how they went through adversity. and then the question, the big question is does the man fit the time or the time fit the man so that certain leadership at certain times isn't going to work. but these guys were fitted for the moment in history. i hadn't though

a soft power at the kern theater runs through july 8th. congratulations on this.with us. thanks so much. good to see. >> you thank you. >> soft power. check it out at the curran theater. ama. >> announcer: now the accuweather forecast with spencer christian. >>> live doppler 7, sunny skies over the bay and inland. but a growing area of fogs pushing inland overnight or at least locally inland. overnight lows in the low to mid-50s. tomorrow another day much like today. breezy at the coast. mainly sunny everywhere else. high range from upper 50s at the coast to upper 60s and 70s around the bay and the warmest inland locations will reach only to about the mid-80s. looking to the weekend as pride weekend in san francisco. friday, saturday and sunday expecting sunny skies all three days, high temperatures generalitily in the 70s. almost 80 on saturday in san francisco. and if it's almost 80 in san francisco you know it's hot in other places, right? look at the accuweather seven-day forecast. friday, saturday and sunday. inland areas sees highs ranging from mid-90s up to

all that plus some actual perspective tonight from doris kerns good win, on a thursday night as "the 11th hour" gets under way. >>> good evening once again from our headquarters here in new york. day 497 of the trump administration, and the president is making waves with another controversial pardon as he considers even more clemency for former members "the apprentice" family, martha stewart who's done time, and former illinois governor rod blagojevich, who is still doing time. earlier today president trump pardoned conservative author and filmmaker dinesh d'souza who pleaded guilty back in 2014 to making illegal campaign contributions. at the time da souza argued he was being politically targeted because of his opposition to president obama. the white house released a statement that read in part, quote, mr. da souza was in the president's opinion a victim of selective prosecution for violations of campaign finance laws. former u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york preet bharara, who oversaw da souza's case, wrote this on twitter today, quote, the president has the righ

three of the cases are in southern california, while one is in kern county. vector control trucks will spray in parts of sunnyvale and santa clara the spray is not harmful to humans or pets. people should close their windows. they want west nile virus can f >> i am we just moved in a year ago. i see the birds all of the time in my yard.>> they are mosquitoes right? they are dangerous and not good for you. i do think about it for my kids. >> health officials say there are several things people can do to avoid being bitten by mosquitoes. drain standing water on your property. use mosquito repellent and wear longsleeved clothing, especially during the early morning and evening hours. which are peak times for mosquito activity. if you have any questions, contact your county or how control officials.>>> in oakland, water service is back without water after a water main broke saturday night. it is a 12 derground pipe on seventh avenue near park all of art. when it broke, it broke through the asphalt and flooded the street as well. so far, no reports of damage to ho

give me steve kern, 6 world series titles. giants had the lead ce. the rockies came from behind in the 9th. bill rex r e ries againse , game 6, 1986, considered one of, if not baseball's biggest blunder. the sox, they lost in 7 games, arkansas the play that happened last night in the college world series you can show that at the same cookout. arkansas just needed to catch this foul pop last night. you catch it national title. 3 guys around and they let it drop. what happened? they lost the game. then, strike 3 called. oregon state shockingly wins ey title. on 0. >>> shout out to soft more first baseman, vaughn, named ev award. given to the best college player. he hit 423 jacks for the season. santa rosa pride. first ever from the bay area to get the award. we'll be rig >> dr. stanley: remember this: cannot change the laws of god. when he has visited you in some form of adversity and he brings yough that, that's like he has increased the strength of the foundation of your life and your faith in him. [music] our next newscast is tomorrow morning at 4-3

give me steve kern, 6 world series titles. giants had the lead evaporate.am dyson taking it the distance. the rockies came from behind in the 9th. giants, 7-3 on the home stand. who remembers this? bill's red sox error in the world series against the mets, game 6, 1986, considered one of, if not baseball's biggest blunder. the sox, they lost in 7 games, arkansas the play that happened last night in the college world series you can show that at the same cookout. arkansas just needed to catch this foul pop last night. you catch it national title. 3 guys around and they let it drop. what happened? they lost the game. then, strike 3 called. oregon state shockingly wins the college world series 5-0. they took the third college title. arkansas still stuck on 0. >>> shout out to soft more first basemavaug, named winner ever the golden spikes award. given to the best college player. he hit 423 jacks for the season. santa rosa pride. first ever from the bay area to get the award. we'll be right back. 's time for the 'lowest prices of the season' with savings on the

and a fantastic sense of what the site you are say kerns in the studio as well as a few dusty for them and i just want to say there are two things i think that you're going to benefit from by changing into aussie during this challenging warm we're going to bring you the expert punditry inside people inside the game play is just pick the sale of jersey bring young people who will know the things that you could never possibly have experienced the other thing is. just listen carefully apart from the clinking of big glasses you can hear things through there was. some . in the background it's a wonderful scene wherever you're watching us from in the world i just want to take a deep breath i'm just so caught up because that's what it's about it's all bull it's a world cup and it's here and russia risen bracing it and i hope and i believe the fans are really bracing it so you could see thousand the football fans over you go over here in russia you saw them before you can hear them just have a look at this. they were going. i. complained and although i still wanted to come put on my phone and

when secretary prirnsippi had his veterans homeless advisory committee with robert van kern, the father of standdown. i know pete remembers. our recommendations went to him. and my fellow founder just about what's going on. now and in the future. i want to thank you for being there for us. so that those kinds of recommendations just didn't get skipped over. the homeless veterans advisory committee. we had a direct line to the secretary. that was amazing back then. and the results of it today, god bless you. and may you have a fantastic retirement. regarding the reports, the advisory committees, my belief is that these reports, copies of these reports should go to capitol hill. they go to the secretary because they are advisory to help the secretary and the deputy and the other senior leadership decide, what are the needs of the veteran community? whether it be in the homeless area or whether it be women veterans. whatever is the specific mission purpo purpose. i believe it should go to the hill. i know many of them do. as you continue on executing the mission that you have as an organiz

the first fire was at kern and the railroad pass at 11:45 saturday night. the fires continued north and then west across the santa rosa trail. >> given the volume of tires, one after the other, along what is essentially a walking path over the of an hour and a hatythis is arson. currently it is small fires and we don't want this to continue. small fires can turn to something much bigger. >>> officials are trying to identify the firebug. there were no injuries and the crews knock down the flames before they damaged homes. >>> grass fires in alameda county. at last check they burn 60 acres and are now 90% contained. crews responded to grass fires near ruby fire -- ruby hill yesterday. they briefly -- briefly shut down highway 84. unfortunately it burned away from homes. there were no reports of injuries and the cause of the fire is under investigation. five undocumented immigrants are dead after a chase at the texas border. they were in a chevy suburban pursuit by border patrol agents and a sherrif is deputy. five of them were killed. >> they were asking for

walter kern. [cheering and applause] she is so bright glow worms find her intimidating. her new book is called # do not disturb, order it now. jedediah. [cheering and applause] she is [inaudible] national review reporter, captains. >> my massive sidekick, tyrus. [cheering and applause] walter, this video has never been done before and no one has done a failed video or a marketing tool for freedom and it is hilarious to me. it's wonderful at the same time -- >> it seems like it was produced by scientologists. [laughter] what it really was an advertisement for what it would be like to have electricity. i noticed there were a lot of subliminal messages that cut in weird images. i think it was ultimately a mind control tool that we probably don't have the key to. greg: after watching it i wanted to go to north korea. >> exactly. greg: i wanted to ride a horse across the ocean. did you see that horse going across the ocean? it may no sense. jedediah, i think this approach is innovative but typical. >> it's true because he put all the stuff in there that kim jong-un likes like

robert kern is water police.bert: there's finally some water in the gutter, actually on both sides. this is not their day. we're in an area where there shouldn't be any watering. yet there's water here. so that's what we do, we drive around looking for something like that to give them a little educational visit. "hey, you're not supposed to water today." >> anthony: so you don't wrestle them to the ground, cuff them and drag them in. >> robert: no, no we do not. although we can go to a, a fee. >> anthony: around how much? >> robert: $80. >> anthony: $80. what about the -- >> robert: then it doubles. $160, $320 -- >> anthony: and it just keeps going. >> robert: yeah. >> anthony: it seems to me, a losing battle to try to keep your grass green. do you really need a lawn in the first place? >> robert: well, every -- most everyone that lives here came from the midwest or the east coast and it was all lush and green and that's what vegas was 20 years ago. >> anthony: it was lush and green. >> robert: sure, sure. >> ant

paul manafort for example communicating with there kiev-based operative who the fbi assesses to have kern ties or active ties with russian military intelligence during 2016. mrt tells politico their discussions is include the dnc hack. that's one piece. >> told politico that. >> he told them that but adds i didn't know that the russians had hacked. but that's impossible because the very first report on the hack from the west at the outset attributed it to russia. he's got a problem with that. >> he's on the record. somehow even in my capacious missed that detail he admitted to politico he discussed the dnc hack with the man who will be subsequent indicted assessed to be an asset of russian intelligence. >> that's one. two, many people missed this because it was buried in a cnn report back in august. they reported there are u.s. intercepts of russian operatives discussing manafort and their discussions say he encouraged them to help in the campaign and that they made an effort towards manafort to coordinate information on clinton so that's number two. just in terms of evidence. not proof o

my podcast is with the great walter kern. go to foxnewspodcast.com.s interesting podcast, walter interviews me about my new book "the gutfeld monologues." i tweeted it so you can find it. go to my twitter feed and you will find the tweet and you can click on it and i will be there with my book and you can buy a book and it will change your life. it will. it will make you better. >> jesse: you being interviewed on your own podcast about your own book. >> kimberly: you have a full screen for that, graphic. >> katie: the age-old question, our cats smarter than dogs or our dogs smarter than cats? according to the science journal animal cognition, the answer is, drumroll please, dogs are smarter than cats and have twice as much raw brainpower as cats do. if you listen to what they are telling you, like my dog gaston does them if they put their paul up while they are sitting down, they are saying feed me. they are trying to talk to you. g: if we are going to do this story. >> kimberly: set your dvrs. never miss an episode of "the five." "special report" is

i have the great author walter kern, and it's going to be another great show.on't i will hunt you down and call you names. i want to bid a fond farewell to a guy has been working at vox since the start. jack rice. he's been our sound guy forever. he was the sound guy for redeye, one red i started. and he was to see how awful i was. you think i'm bad now, i was terrible. he had to put up with me and he had to deal with my ear and my shirt and my belt and my attitude. jack, we are getting drunk after the show. >> jack is the absolute best human being. i love you so much jack, you've been incredible. he's been here for 12 years, i've been and spent more time with you than all these guys combined. >> the people behind the camera don't get enough credit. >> no they don't. >> they get too much credit. >> of course fox and friends this weekend saturday until sunday. i also have a kids book coming out, about inspiring the next generation to do something good with their life. i wrote it for my six and a half-month-old daughter, isabel. so if she's the one that reads it,

all that plus some actual perspective tonight from doris kerns good win, on a thursday night as "the gets under way.

demagogue because he has preyed upon the fearsd concerns of the american people, some very legitimate kerns, but he routinely lies, desieves and misrepresee facts and reality, so, yes, i speak out rather forcefully, but i am a private citizen now, and tse are abnormal times, and some people think it's abnormal for the former director of ci.a., just like the former director of f.b.i. and director of intelligence jim joamy and j clapy to speak out as well, but this is an abnormal president. i think people who have experience and responsible to speak truth to the american people to call mr. trump out when hesieves the american public and indeed the world. >> do you worry your critisms play into the president's fears that intelligence services are out to get himn ad gin gina has, now c.i.a. director, do you believe your criticisms might make her job harder? >> i don't think. i think -- i don't think mr. trump and thers rel on my public commentary. heees threats from lawnchts judiciary, public commentary and the media because they tier ones that can expose hi falsehoods. the fact i'm speaking ou