. >> and kevin brown was under the scorching sun in logan square. >> we are here and have another job to go to. >> one man had homeless lining up for food and much needed water. >> and parents found a way to keep the kids busy and cooled off. >> the first thing you think of when it's boiling hot is the city and then the sprinklers there. she keeps me busy running after her. >> jumping in the water is never a bad idea. on a more serious note, the gentlemen wanted to remain anonymous, handing out food and water, and he is doing something important checking on the elderly and very young. and making sure that everyone comes out okay. channel 6 "action news." >> all right thank you. >>> now to washington, and new developments with the republican health care bill. senate gop leaders are expected to present their newest plan at some point. the revised measure would roll back much of president trump's health care law and other republicans are threatening to vote against it if their demands are not met. >>> president trump and first lady, melania arrived in france interest morning. the preside

<kevin brown/vallejo fire dept. additional units on the night of the fourth of july specifically for that. uh, but it seems like the more we try, we're chasing our own tail. uh, there were more illegal fireworks reports this year than last year. same with the year before.">( james ) the fire department says no injuries were reported as a result of the illegal fireworks. ( mark ) an hours long standoff ends peacefully in san jose. now one man is facing assault and weapons charges. it happened at a home on raymond avenue. police say a man assaulted his father and was holed up in a home with a gun.( mark ) deputies sealed off the neighborhood and ordered people in the area to shelter in place. the swat team eventually convinced the man to surrender. he was unarmed when he was arrested. ( mark ) one of the men charged with the murder

kevin brown, with the vallejo fire department says on july fourth... e city received 131 illegal fireworks related calls... more than triple the 42 reported calls last year. and, of those 131 calls -- brown says, illegal fireworks caused 13 fires.kevin brown/vallejo fire dept. "we don't allow the sale of fireworks here in the city of vallejo, but unfortunately neighboring counties do allow for it. so, it's not far that anyone has to drive in order to make that purchase." luckily, no one reported any injuries from illegal fireworks.tiffany taylor- thompson/neighbor- "lets not burn our house down in the process just to have fun." but the fire department expects people will continue to set off their fireworks through the end of the week... if caught, violators could face a 500-dollar fine and possible jail time. in vallejo, philippe djegal, kron four news. ( steve ) kron 4 checked with other bay area communities to see what problems illegal fireworks caused last night. the contra costa county fire department says it received more than 100 calls last night.

a point of frustration for the vallejo fire department, says kevin brown...ho like his fellow fire fighters, was spread throughout town wednesday night putting out 13 fires caused by illegal fireworks.kevin brown/vallejo fire dept.- "hazards don't just end with possible injuries, they can catch neighboring fields on fire, and in some occasions, like we saw last year, uh, they can cause home fires and damage people's property." fortunately, there was no significant property damage reported due to illegal holiday fireworks. there were also no reported injuries. still, the fire department says it responded to more than triple the amound of illegal fireworks related calls this year, compared independence day last year. tiffany taylor-thompson lives next to where the field burned and is just grateful the fire wasn't even worse.tiffany taylor-thompson/neighbor- "not really surprised, just because we heard them a few days ago and we know that if you're doing them before the 4th of july, seems like they're gonna be illegal." and, ignoring the law can result in a heft

. >> landscaper kevin brown was under the scorching sun in logan scare. >> we have another job to do to. >> a man was guying out food and water to the homeless and parents found a way to keep the kids busy and cooled off. >> when you think of it being boiling hot it's the city. and then of course you have the sprinklers over there she can run back and forth to and keep me busy running after her. >> and the gentlemen is doing something wonderful and and important and checking on the developnerable and elderly and young. jeanette reyes, channel 6 "action news." >> refreshing. time for a check of the "action news" traffic report. >> matt pellman is back and has the latest in the traffic center. matt, how are you? >> good, we have backups second accident in the afternoon in this spot causing the northbound delays, it's here northbound between cotman and academy an ambulance and fire crews are on the scene and the right lane is out of commission as a result of this accident giving us speeds in the 30s northbound in the great northeast. a crash on the schuylkill eastbound by the blue route

. >> brown: kevin strait is a musical historian and curator at the museum. >> he's one of the primarys of rock and roll. he helped establish this art form that we all know and love, and that really took over the world. its helm really was this young musician from st. louis. he really helped to establish the template for how rock and roll should sound. he's a phenomenal guitar player, phenomenal showman. >> brown: strait acquired objects from berry for the museum's "musical crossroads" collection, including this prized guitar. >> it's a gibson es-350t, and it's one of his early touring and recording guitars that he used, and it's nicknamed maybellene after his first hit. >> brown: yeah, quite a first hit. >> brown: and that red 1973 cadillac eldorado? berry drove it on stage in 1986 for his 60th birthday and the filming of the documentary "hail hail rock n roll". that was at the fox theater in st. louis, which had denied him entry as a child because he was black. >> and my forefathers a few blocks away were sold on the civil courthouse steps, sold, and that's a big change. >> it was di

public likes it. >> senator sherrod brown, the top democrat on the senate banking committee, thank you for coming by bloomberg. vonnie, back to you in new york. vonnie: kevin cirilli there with sherrod brown. we will have a look at how stocks finish up the day in europe. >> let's quickly rattle through this, the stoxx 600. highest close since june 26, yesterday of course post yellen it rose by 1.5%, the most in april 2014. 600 big decline or today, asked her zen most since last year, following a report in an israeli publication the chief executive hands -- pla ns to jump ship from the drugmaker to take the top job in israel's struggling teva marta circles industry -- pharmaceuticals company. how it's narrowed since before the french election when the yield spread was 80 basis points, the widest in 2012. we've come down to roughly 25 basis points. will expectations macron unveil structural reforms that with potential tapering of bond purchases by the european central bank around the corner, j.p. morgan chase says this spread may widen. keep an eye on that. one year anniversary, you know what. one year since theresa may became the u.k. prime minister. showin

routine haircut led to a live changing medical discovery. 17-year-old kevin rizzo was getting that trim when the stylist noticed a purple brownis scalp. good thing. because after a visit to the doctor, kevin's family worst fierce were confirmed it was a skin cancer melanoma and it had spread to his lymph nodes but surgeons were able to remove several from his neck and kevin is part of a growing trend of young people dealing with skin cancer. rates in teens have been rising by 2% a year. for kevin he is on his way to recovery. >> for while it was a cycle every two weeks i get stitches removed and more moles removed. >> for ten months straight there wasn't a time he didn't have stitches. >> kevin is now cancer free is about to start his senior year of high school. >> we all know cigarettes are addictive the federal government wants to try and change that. the us food and drug administration chief scott gottlieb has directed his agency to develop new regulations on nicotine. federal agency would like to lower nicotine levels in cigarettes to make them less addictive. gottlieb says renewed focus on it could make sure that future

kevin bacon did when he showed up at a police event this weekend. bacon plays in a band with his brother. he jumped on stage with alexandria police chief michael brown during a fundraiser called karaoke with cops saturday. the event was hosted by the and 6degrees.org which kevin bacon founded. the group connects hollywood celebrities to groups with causes through social networking. i don't know why, i invited him at 6:30. >> he didn't show up. he said next week when howard's back. >>> okay. well there, you have it, -- well, there you have it. kevin bacon and everyone else out there, we really appreciate you joining us. have a [ intense music playing ] ] it's here, but it's going by fast. the opportunity of the year is back: the mercedes-benz summer event. get to your dealer today for incredible once-a-season offers, and start firing up those grilles. lease the e300 for $569 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. there's nothing like being out in nature. big sky. cool air. a chance to breathe. you gaze at the sett

brown. bob odenkirk for "better call saul." kevin spacey, "house of card."a. adlin. jane fonda for "grace and frankie." and lily kemper, and julia uis. >> and did you see "big little lies"? >> abscessed. >> have you seen it? it's so good. >> there's too much g too much. robert de niro. susan baldwin. >> oh. >> "saturday night live." show on for your weather. 24 million folks atfter what we've already seen. damaging winds, the main tomorrow, ice sated tornado and damaging winds and large hail. a lot of rain out there. we have more coming. some areas picking up three >>> good morning i'm meteorologist bill henley. grab your rain gear i'm tracking more showers and possibly strong thunderstorms later today. they're combined to keep temperatures cooler finally. 77 in the suburbs, 70s in the lehigh valley. dell swear degrees. for the weekend, sun shine and warm temperatures as humid comes down saturday and sunday. have a great day. latest weathe. >>> pop sensation hailee steinfe morning. she's going to take a break with day 13. if only this were as easy as saving $6

brown: i don't think they know they're being manipulated. joce: in april of 15 baltimore erupted in riots after the death of a black suspect. comm. kevin davis: it's one person at a time, one day at a time. joce: kevin davis is baltimore's police commissioner. comm. davis: we're never going to reach that point where 100% of the population loves the police. joce: gone now are strategies like "stop and frisk" and "zero tolerance" policing. heather macdonald: cops are backing off of proactive policing in high crime areas and, as a result, violent crime is rising at a dramatic rate. ♪ [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ♪ sharyl: welcome to "full measure." i'm sharyl attkisson. it' important and pitched battles of our time -- the battle to control information and sway public opinion. what can you believe? who's telling the truth? what's real? trust in the national news media breaks along the partisan lines. according to the latest survey, 11% of republicans trust national news organizations a lot. democrats trust has gone up over the same k

brown. bob odenkirk for "better call saul." kevin spacey, "house of card." and milo. tress in a camry. pam la adlin. jane fonda for "grace and frankie." and lily tomlin. and ellie kemper, and julia l louis-dreyfus. >> and did you see "big little lies"? >> abscessed. >> have you seen it? it's so good. >> there's too much good tv. too much. robert de niro. susan sarandon. alec baldwin. >> oh. >> "saturday night live." >>> let's show you what's going on for your weather. 24 million folks at risk. afternoon storms after what we've already seen. damaging winds, the main threat. tomorrow, ice sated tornado and damaging winds and large hail. a lot of rain out there. we have more coming. >>> good morning, i'm kari hall. today we'll have a wide range in temperatures once again that will be kind of like yesterday. we'll get some sunshine and a little clearing along the coast. 73 in oakland, and 93 in concord today. over the weekend we will have much warmer temperatures moving in especially for the inland areas. highs will a reach 101 degrees. dangerous heat for the valleys. >> t

kevin bacon surprised police officers at a benefit in alexandria, and it was like he was ren mccormick all over again. ♪ >> bacon and his brother performing "footloose," of course, with alexandria police chief brownthis was yesterday afternoon. the brothers often perform in the area. >> alexandria has been really good to us through the years, and thank you to you guys for all you do. so um, thanks for having us. >> on a meaningful note, al alexandria's mayor still there thanking the officers for their quick thinking in the shooting last month. >>> we start in the district. shooting. this was in petworth. one man died and another in the hospital and it happened along kansas avenue in northwest, and darrick ward will have updates on twitter. >>> a gang member connected to two killings in texas is being held in arlington. local police and the fbi arrested hernandez. he's accused of killing a man and teen in the houston area. >>> many of you may be trying to dry out from the recent storms that rolled through the last couple of days, and this is what it looked like in marlboro yesterday. >>> and then president trump tweeted this morning he urged republicans not to give up and called on them to repeal

opportunity with us for the hour, jim leventhal, josh brown, sirott seti, and also here, tom lee and finally, from lake joseph, canada, mr. wonderful, kevin o'leary, chair of oshares etf investments. somehow he brought a billboard to a lake. the sector is well off its lows but a rough session for jpmorgan, citigroup, and wells fargo. pnc and first republic also reporting this morning, guys it is a big bank day the overall market is up, sirott, the banks are down is this a buying opportunity for banks or wait, because they're going to go even lower >> i think wait a little bit they're great opportunities. i want to own the banks down road i'm pretty fully invested. i think going forward, if you believe that our economy is going to have steady, slow growth, you believe that interest rates will slowly move up over time, these are great management teams they're going to underpromise and overdeliver. and i think the expectations going forward are not as good as what we think -- >> i hear you, but jon najarian, that doesn't look like it's the case today it looks like they're overpromising and underdelivering. >> well, jpmorgan, you look at the

opportunity with us for the hour, jim leventhal, josh brown, sirott seti, and also here, tom lee and finally, from lake joseph, canada, mr. wonderful, kevin'leary, chair of oshares etf investments. somehow he brought a billboard to a lake. the sector is well off its lows but ro

brown. bob odenkirk for "better call saul." kevin spacey, "house of card." and milo. "this is us.", susan sir rand dough and alec baldwin, a huge nomination, "saturday night live." >> let's show you what's going on with your weather for this day. we have severe weather, 24 million folks at risk, afternoon storms developing after what we've already seen, damaging winds the main threat and then for tomorrow in the upper midwest 7 million folks at risk for isolated tornadoes, damaging winds and large hail. a lot of rain out there and we have more coming, some areas picking up up to 3 inches over the next two days. here is what's going on in y >>> good morning. 83 right now, but it feels like 93 already, you can bet it's going to feel close to 100 degrees as we get closer to lunchtime today. rest of the area looking at the mid to low 80s, we do have that risk for severe weather like al just showed you as we go through the afternoon. 94 for a high today but again feeling close to 100. strong afternoon thunderstorms possible, the highest threat would be some damaging winds, that's why we

brown. we got a nice piece of legislation. there were some technical issues that went over to the house. we worked very well with house members kevin mccarthy in particular to fix those. it was not a watering down in any stretch of the imagination. some of our european allies had a couple of concerns. not a watering down but a statement of us working with them on a couple of issues but it came back overwhelmingly with three defending votes yesterday and to the question of negotiating with the white house , we didn't. i mean this was done totally within the senate 100%. i am in no way trying to be audacious in my statement. we didn't get negotiate with the white house or the state department. >> just so we understand the practical impact of this, there were sanctions that were announced. >> it's just water. it's a shock. >> senator we are struggling. if anybody has any coffee, i will take it. >> just bring some coffee back. this business doesn't think that coffee is a good thing in the morning. just so we understand on december 29 last year, president obama announced a series of sanctions the expulsion of 35 people, two diplomatic p

kevin: will the same it happened with tax reform happen with health care which is nothing? there is no common ground that can be made? sen. ron wyden: i just described, ground. -- i justd, the browned common ground. i wrote 2 bills who were key lieutenants with mitch mcconnell over the years. what is striking other tax issue is we have seen republicans and of the house, not even able to agree on their budget because they have different opinions with respect to how it handles taxes. thatt to say once again the democrats, if the republicans will set aside reconciliation, as the partisan only approach, where anxious to work with our colleagues. cap event will be interesting to see. house releasing a set of principles with regard with a nafta. what do you think about that this? there are some faction of the democratic party who would agree with the president rhetoric? the campaignn: rhetoric and what is being discussed by this administration so far is very different. the president did not like the transpacific partnership or nafta. basically what he is doing is taking existing trade a lot and pointed a new coat of paint on it. i was asked by your colleagues with respect this was all

best comic gear, our kevin mccarthy caught up with sun of the stars of the next application series stranger things, catch his chat with miley, is it miley, millie, millie bobby brown news morning. tisha? >> marina, i'll take it. from comic con to politicalcon. two day event even featured president donald trump sort of, fox's bill with the story. >> first of all, i've been the greatest president that ever lived, besides maybe abraham lincoln. >> the donald taking time out of his very busy agenda to stop by, at least at first glance. >> we're doing something beyond twitter, and it is direct from me to you. we don't need the dishonest media. fox is good, they're very honest? spot on, from jeremy, all part whatever event organizers describe as a nerd-fest for political junkies. >> it was exciting to be here there is whole political, it is fantastic. >> great experience. >> than was plenty of togs satisfy both sides of the political aisle. >> look at hillary, what she did as secretary of state. >> conservative tommy, and liberal chilly, squared off in a discussion with each one of them getting their on shots in. >> i thought we were talking about trump. why are you bri