autumn g klein was holdinclinic hours, huh? t >> she was doctor. >> reporter: it was an interest that took root early for autumn and never left always a top of her class student in the baltimore area. she later got her undergraduate degree in neuroscience from amherst. >> helping people was the main thing. she was just so smart, so intelligent, so thoughtful and so caring. >> reporter: you and your husband must have been very, very proud of her. >> we were >> reporter: lois klein is autumn's mom >> we knew that she was putting her mind on her studies, and we were giving her the best bleducation we could possiy give her, and she was taking advantage of it. >> reporter: med school was a a certainty. autuounced she was heading to boston. her mother worried the city's crime rate was too high. >> she said, i'm going to boston university medical school. and i said, no, you're not and she said, yes, i am. and i said, no, you're not and she said, yes, i am. and she went to boston university medical school. she had a mind of her own. >>

of the podcast "the ezra klein show."ierre is back with us. karine, let me start with you, have you been told to go back to where you came from? >> absolutely. my parents have been told to go back to where they came from. i have. my parents are haitian american. they're clearly immigrants in this country. they've been here for decades. >> you were born here? >> i was born actually in martinique, so i am an immigrant myself. i've heard it all my life. i think if you're a person of color living in this country, you've heard that awful, historical, nasty, racist talking point that donald trump threw out there in a tweet on sunday and doubled down on monday, and it is hurtful. and it basically is saying to you, you do not belong -- we do not want you here. even though you are as american as anyone else, even though you give to society, this is the only place that you may have known, like myself, and what he did really, really lays out who he truly is. >> and ezra, other populations throughout our history, immigrant population

klein says many of those people need to flee. >>people are trying to calm and provide for their families and to engender fear in the community against people that have ultimate dignity and right to provide for their families, it's very unjust. >>the president renewed the ice raid threat saturday oakland judge to block border wall funding. calling it a disgrace. the president says he will appeal the decision. meanwhile without an immigration reform deal in place. the administration plans to move forward with the controversial raids, reporting in san francisco. dan thorn kron 4 news. >>rallies are expected around the bay area tomorrow to protest conditions at us immigration detention centers. organizers plan to hold what they're calling close the camps rallies in san francisco santa rosa and walnut creek one of the city's going to be held at noon right in front of us senator dianne feinstein's office on post street santa rosa's protests is going to take place at noon at old courthouse square. and walnut creek that rally will be hel

. >>> don klein, the longtime sports director passed away earlier today in santa rosa. had stints as the play- by-play announcer for the 49ers, stanford football and the san francisco seals. don klein was 95 years old. >>> two wimbledon 15-year-old coco gauff beta venus williams on monday and the back at it again today. here in the near court she made quick work of magdalena alcova winning in straight sets 6-3- 673. she becomes the youngest woman since 19 anyone to reach the third round at wimbledon. she will play on friday. >>> world cup sweden and the netherlands. in the other semifinal, it was scoreless in the 99th minute bath this match ever world cup final. beating sweden 1-0 and will face team usa on sunday. >>> we will be ready. >> there should be a really good match. >>> one quick note, don klein was a true gentleman, great guy, very nice to me. >> you probably know him more than we do. >> regards to his family. >>> cbs evening news coming up next. >>> good evening bay area. here is what our team is working on right now. only on cbs, a veteran border patrol agen

kennedy: shout outs on the judiciary committee, congressman klein thank you. >> thank you. kennedy: so it the president in the clear? he just been reelected, according to rob rob maybe not. watch this. >> you could charge president of united states with obstruction of justice after he left office eethicly. >> i am not certain, but -- opinion said that prosecutor, cannot bring a charge against a sitting president but nonetheless can continue the investigation to see if there are any other persons who might be drawb into the conspiracy. kennedy: i told you, i didn't' to be here. what of the chances of that actually happening? the party panel is back, tell me, what are the chances, is he hosed getting railroaded out. >> there is a 5 year statute of limitations there, if the crime occur in 2017 he is not in the clear? if reelected. >> let's not forget ag barr, has said, we has looked at it, punched the olc opinion aside there was not sufficient evidence to charge either one. >> i'm glad you brute that up. mueller clarified himself, he said, we could not find anything with which

installed in every corner of public space i will feel safer in the town for them to alter the way joe kleintrains and. then dance criminal academic and medical records will fade into her school as well as state security assessments . for shopping habits will be another measure of. this school could even change in real time depending on what she puts in a trolley. by a lot of alcohol suggests dependence lose a couple of points. buy a pack of nappies gain a few suggests responsibility. light on mortgage payments or your tax return lose a lot more. not that dan dan would risk that she keeps a close saw on her financial rating by remote ball payment app so this is sesame credit so what's the score that you have to say this is so districts 173 was the maximum you can get i think is 850 got a pretty good score oh i am i think of doing while i'm not the best but yes it's our own top 703 so what kind of access or what kind of privileges does that give you this is for like for rent cards i don't have to pay the paul they say you don't have to i was and we have and this is also a hall a hotel. no dep

west virginia governor jim justice confirmed klein's death in a tweet that read, in part, today we lostwest virginia superstar, and i losa very close friend police say the chopper was on its way to fort lauderdale from the bahamas when it crashed off of grand kay island killing everyone on board. officers and residents discovered the aircraft overturned in 16 feet of water the cause of the crash is unde investigation. >>> leading the news, it's one of the most popular smart speakers out there amazon's alexa but this morning it is the focus of new privacy concerns. here's nbc's jo ling kent. >> reporter: amazon admitting it may be keeping track of what you say to alexa in a letter to congress, the online shopping giant revealing that even if you delete your voice recording -- >> alexa -- >> reporter: amazon holds onto a record of what you say indefinitely writing, we do not store the audio of alexa's response, however, we may still retain other records of customers alexa interactions, including records of actions alexa took in response to the customer's request. that means amazon could s

are into klein and according to a gallup poll they have been since 2003 this year the number of people who say they are proud to be american apparel is dropped to 70 percent sara flounders from the head of the international action center says the theme of this year's parade reflects washington's policies. everyone know this and fly right and also like to ask you more than 800 u.s. military bases around the world outside the us that threaten countries one after the other and me an arborist us the us more than 65 percent of all knowledge of all us expenditures us expenditures the federal government flow the military machine i don't very time went into structure health care education is all to klein and when the gap between the rich or just fire that any time in u.s. history. iran told the u.k. government of the week it should expect fratelli a should have to roll the ring seized an iranian tanker off the coast of gibraltar on thursday the vessels believed have been transporting the oil to syria in violation of u. sanctions really officials have been demanding the immediate release of the

that's a quote, again, from matthmat matthew klein.nce to press him about a memo you remember from our reporting. we obtained a memo from february 8 of 2018 that showed that matthew klein, the more of that memo, as well as other leaders knew there was a closed facebook group with a nexus to cvp that featured inappropriate comments and posts. well, we asked matthew klein why he didn't take steps for an investigation back in 2018. here we are more than a year later and a new investigation has started. he said that that was a separate case, that there were two separate incidents that were not related. he did say that investigation -- an investigation was taken, but they did not provide details as the type of action, if any, was taken against the group they were investigated back in 2018. it is worth noting, these two groups they're looking into currently, 11,000 members, pamela. 11,000 members in those two groups. pamela? >> that is a lot. nick valencia, thank you for giving an update on this very important story. >>> and we have more on

gavin lee reports from kleine brogel.is the village, one of the many villages in the past 24 hours that have broken the record setting temperature, and the town in the west of the country has beaten them so west of the country has beaten them so far but we expect the temperature to continue to rise as those levels peak. this is the epicentre around here, a northeast province of belgium and netherlands as well, we are seeing huge temperature rises of about 40 degrees as well, paris, which reached almost 42 celsius so farand which reached almost 42 celsius so far and this which reached almost 42 celsius so farand this heap, which reached almost 42 celsius so far and this heap, the second heat wave, the reality is very unbearable to cope with, there was one family and an elderly gentleman who collapsed in front of our camera crew and had to be held by paramedics. the message from all four governments, is to keep away from the sunlight and these are pretty u nco mforta ble from the sunlight and these are pretty uncomfortable

dr klein twist which one and to the same time you're looking at what. carrots or rain for that gets into your space how do you use that to our vantage and what ever waste from your bathroom or from your kitchen sink how does that wartime gets directed into somewhere so we think everything or no space of land in our favor with the grid being the ecosystem ok linda gabriel thank you thank you so much. and that is it for now from these every news africa as always you can catch all our stories on our website and facebook page today will leave you with these images of african up a cultural not old if it came from a culture but shining a light on the role of self-sufficiency the next time. if you ever have to cover of a murder the best way is to make the accident raring to. go read a book like this one. missed. the streets. because time to take one step further and face the months ahead. to search the. find for the truth. to overcome shyness and such. it's time for dublin. coming up ahead.

instead of buying a pierced sides and damaging the lendu you're actually looking into what plants do dr klein 12th which one and over some time you're looking at what ever wartime gets or rain for that gets into your space how do you use that to our vantage and what ever waste from your bathroom or from your kitchen sings how does that wartime gets directed into some way so we think everything or no space of flanges brain work in our favor with degrading the ecosystem ok linda gabriel thank you thank you so much. and that is it for now from these happy news africa as always you can catch all our stories on our website and facebook page today will leave you with these images of african up in college not all if it came from a culture but shining a light on the role of self-sufficiency till next time i bet. the farm subsidies. to maximize profits for brown stands around cultural lem's longer term sustainability or conservation. strength agreements lead jennifer strong lead really. cool cool calm to go close. in. this embarrassment mensuration is still a problem subject in india feminine hygiene

bias since its $63000000000.00 takeover of monsanto the maker of weed killer round which contains klein to sate in the 1st handful of those cases to go to court juries found in favor of those who claim the chemical gave them cancer and awarded them huge compensation payouts despite riaa saying there's no scientific evidence linking life's a top with the disease just last week a 2000000000 dollar award to a californian couple was reduced by more than 95 percent by a judge she said the jury had overstepped the mark but with further compensation awards in the millions likely may have to brace itself financial figures published on tuesday show a 50 percent drop in profits for the 2nd quarter of this year fire is suffering as a result of trade conflicts and found floating in the u.s. even before that life is a pants again. is american wine better than french wine not surprisingly president donald trump thinks so and hopes that connoisseurs in his country switch to domestic vintages is long teased about taxing french wine and now france's agricultural minister has responded. no more come shar

buyers since its $63000000000.00 takeover of monsanto the maker of weed killer round of which contains klein for sight in the 1st handful of those cases to go to court juries found in favor of those who claim the chemical gave them cancer and awarded them huge compensation payouts despite riaa saying there's no scientific evidence linking life's a top with the disease just last week a 2000000000 dollar award to a californian company was reduced by more than 95 percent by a judge to set the jury had overstepped the mark but with further compensation awards in the millions likely by may have to brace itself financial figures published on tuesday show a 50 percent drop in profits for the 2nd quarter of this year fire is suffering as a result of trade conflicts and farm flooding in the u.s. even before that life's a pal's again. let's bring in our toss funday our financial correspondent in frankfurt to talk about by a bracing itself now by is always argued the other would be a good long term bad is it just going to be a case of riding out the storm. well ben in dag is by i would be hoping that t

instead of buying a pissed sides and damaging the lendu you're actually looking into what plants do dr klein 12th which one and over some time you're looking at what. gets a rain for the gets into your space how do you use that to our vantage and what ever waste from your bathroom or from your kitchen sings how does that wartime gets directed into some way so we say everything or no space of land in your favor with degrading the ecosystem ok linda gabriel thank you thank you so much. and that is it for now from news africa as always you can catch all our stories on our website and facebook page today will leave you with these images of african alfre cultural not all of it came from a culture but shining a light on the role of self-sufficiency. and say this is a. german street. gemini with. any time any place. to sing news video never. have the benefit of. songs to sing along to download. from soup. to. have varied courses into the exercises are talking about it when you don't come slashdot on facebook in the store. and german for free but w. welcome to the news from the world of arts and cul

dr klein twist which one and to the same time you're looking at what ever war time gets or rain for that gets into your space how do you use that to our vantage and what ever waist from your bathroom or from your kitchen sinks how does that wartime gets directed into some way so we think everything or no space or flanges framework in our favor with degrading the ecosystem ok linda gabriel thank you thank you so much. and that is it for now from day's every news africa as always you think catch all stories on our website and facebook page today will leave you with these images of african al because not all of it came from a culture but shining a light on the role of self-sufficiency so next time i back. home for information. opinions they want to express g.w. on facebook and twitter. and in touch and follow us. now has it been the stock. is facing mass extinction. you could say the kopeks office in danger. of the us economy. because companies are uniting to create global. possibility. not only animals will be sent. to. the line. for the conservation. welcome so the news from the world of

names like tory burch, jessica simpson and kevin klein are co-use and,forward not selling supercar. the ford gt and k2 featuring 700 horsepower in equipped with two racing seats. locates any performance computer. it is intended for track use only. >>> using it with a consumer problem or question email us consumer watch on kpix.com or cobbly hotline. we will be right back. >>> >>> there are many tips on summer fruit right now. the nectarines to me, in about two or three weeks, the price may come down a little bit more, and they will get a little bit bigger. at the beginning of the season, a lot of times, they are a little bit smaller and they just do not have the sugar, the sugar bricks, to get the wonderful sweet excitement of the next three. so that is why. if you don't throw them right the first time you might be disappointed. enyou buy them, you want to make sure the beautiful cover like this all the way around here you want to make sure it is a beautiful yellow, the reds, and the dark red. free from any shriveling or bruising. very important. when you bring them home, store them

>> the talks are moving very well with klein as they were with china, but china often makes a new deal at the end, or seems to. we're taking in billions and billions from china in terms of tariffs. our people are not paying for it. china reduced their currency, devalued their currency and pumping money into the system in order to pay for it. they had the worst year in 27 years, a terrible year because of the tariffs. a lot of companies moving out of china. united states taking in tens of billions of dollars from china. we're giving some money to our farm e farmers who have been targeted by china. the farmers like me. i love the farmers. i will say farmers are grateful. the most they have spent on agriculture products is $16 million. when they pulled out, i took a small part of the money china is paying us and gave it toward the farmers and the farmers are very happy. >> is one point enough for you, sir? >> the fed moved, in my opinion, far too early and far too severely. it puts me at somewhat of a disadvantage. fortunately i made the economy so strong that nothing is going to stop us.

it just was lovely and beautiful. >> john went to buy a suit at calvin klein.e she was plucked right off the runway. she was long and willowy. when she was draped in his clothing, she looked like someone who was really just walking off the catwalk. >> she had that style that you can't teach somebody. you either have it or you don't. and carolyn had it in spades. >> john came in to get some clothes. john knew kelly, calvin's wife, at the time. kelly introduced john and carolyn. >> there was this notion that playing a little hard to get. he didn't often encounter it. >> but no matter what, sparks flew. he ended up getting her phone number instantly. >> oh, he definitely chased her. early on, he would be frustrated. he would say, i called her and she hasn't called me back. and john did not like that. >> john was very attracted to her intelligence, her challenging manner. she had this way about her, when she looked you in the eye, you were the only person in the room. i was putty in her hands by the end. >> carolyn was a very affectionate person. she was a touch, f

four women and three men one of which is reportedly west virginia billionaire and coal tycoon chris kleineath was confirmed by west virginia's governor the cause of the crash is now under investigation. back to you, dom >> thank you very much for those updates. >>> joining me is rob morgan, chief investment officer from seffi financial. the jobs number today, we oftentimes say it's the most important jobs report since the last jobs report it might hold a little bit more water this time around because we priced in expectation that the fed could cut rates later on this month >> yeah. absolutely and, you know, the adp employment report which comes out two days prior, sometimes it's a harbinger of what the jobs report will be. it was disappointing since the economy is slowing, it wouldn't surprise me to see a disappointment today i think the expectation is 170,000 jobs it's the most important number until we get the july report >> our markets, do they have it correct? are we expecting to see the data continue to soften to the point where the fed will cut interest rates this month and perhaps

. >> who knew the classic calvin klein -- >> i love it. >>> up next -- your first look at the return and who's the highest paid >>> travel consideration provided by -- >>> who's behind the mask. >> the moment you've been waiting for. >> here's your first look at season 2 of "the masked singer." on fox. spot 5d fox, a flamingo and a creepy skeleton. i'm not here if that. mystery thanks to forbes we know now which entertainer made the most money. >> a singer tops the list. taylor swift raked in $185 million, mostly from the reputation tour. it's the highest grossing in u.s. history. >> two members of the kardashian fami family, kylie and kanye came in third. this caught our eyes, dr. phil cracked the top ten at number nine, he made 95 million bucks. >> making that money. the doctor is in. take care, everybody. dr. phil. take care, everybody. dr. phil. >> good night. oh thaphenomenal!, that's unfair. that's so unfair. c'mon jay-bo. let's go. let's go. woahh! try my $4.99 bbq bacon double cheeseburger combo. only at jack in the box. ♪ try my $4.99 barbeque bacon double cheeseburger combo

. >> reporter: after sparring over bussing and race relations in the first debate, rick klein expectse centering stage once again tonight. >> you can't get far away from a conversation about race in the democratic party. >> reporter: this time, we expect cory booker will joint fight. >> joe biden has on either side of him kamala harris, cory booker both of whom criticized the vice president's record and race. he has to play real defense. >> reporter: like last night, candidates are expected to go head to head over health care with harris releasing her new medicare plan for all on monday which was promptly criticized by biden and bernie sanders. kleine says there will be plenty of action from the sides of the debate stage, as well. >> i'm intrigued bying and drew yang and tulsi gabbard, two people not part of the major conversation but they continue to pop up in polls. >> reporter: new polls show biden seems to have recovered from the first debate and heads into tonight the front-runner. experts caution this race is far from over and he needs a lot more support to grab the nomination.

without charging camps in she jan purely because of their ethnicity the chinese government rejects that klein insisting it's only detains convicted terrorists saw his personal experience tells a different story when she and john authorities discovered he had fled to america his brother and 2 brothers in law disappeared. going to mass and it's impossible to communicate with them. there in the concentration camp . even contacting their families their wives isn't possible now. we've had control him as well sure we can. but if we do the police will know immediately and then the others will be taken to the camps as well as their. back in cianci journalist who worries for his family to blacklisting on social credit has cast a shadow on those closest to hear. shots yan who. is an old journalist calling. for you it's us or them watching it's a watch and mission i'm not on the black place yet if i do end up on it it seems it would be like the system of collective punishment in feudal times where if one person breaks the law all associated people are also punished nancy i can enjoy it if that happens h

chris klein is among the dead s along with hi daughter no. other names have been released at this point. klein was also a well-known fill on the pivotil donating mlions of dollars to marshal university in west virginia. >> the teenager who accused actor kevin spacey of groping him in a bar hasro ded his civil suit. mitchell garebean filed for voluntary dismissal of a suit. no word on why. he claimed spacey spotted him at a bar in nantucket. spacey denied the accusations and he still faces a criminal hearing on monday. >>> justice department lawyers tell a federal judge that all options are on the table as the trump administratio fights to t a citizenship question on0 the 2 census. the lawyers face a 2:00 p.m. deadline to explain tr position. the supreme court ruled that the commerce secretary did not provide an honest reason for adding the question. the commerce deptment started printing forms without the question on it and that angered predent trump. today he said he's considering an executive order to get the question on the census. >> a fr

. >> i'm darren klein. i have mark here. he is our senior manager for distribution management. >> supervisor fewer: we have this powerpoint from you, mr. klein? >> i also have timonenorimoto for undergrounding. we have some people to answer questions and my colleague sebasti sebasti sebasti sebastian khan who helped me set that up. good morning, everyone. we're here to talk about our ... so we're going to talk about utility practices, protocols, just to let you know pg & e, we manage 2.4 million power poles throughout our 70,000 square mile service area. here in san francisco, we have 32,000 poles. 10,000 of those poles we own 100%. 22,000 of them are jointly owned. so i'm going to take some time here just to talk about attachments and safety and things that go into that. as you look at the system we have here, you're looking at 400 miles of overhead, 700 miles of underground distribution lines. we do have transmission lines here in san francisco. all of those transmission lines are underground or out in the bay, except for

. >> who knew the classic calvin klein -- >> i love it. >>> up next -- your first look at the return who's the highest paid h >>pseudo for the san francisco, 49 ers what that uld look like or even the dallas cowboys like to see it. i mean honestly he los like he's not aged looks exactly the same as did i think he actually has said recently too that like i could go back and still play like what makes you think i can play right now in a tv interview was with calling coward he's like there's no way you can play he's like what are you talking about i can still play in. i think it will look good. i think i can see it. all right i'm here for it top athletes capable of making a successful comeback. this is all in honor >>> travel consideration provided by -- >>> who's behind the mask. >> the moment you've been waiting for. >> here's your first look at season 2 of "the masked singer." on fox. spot 5d fox, a flamingo and a creepy skeleton. i'm not here if that. mystery thanks to forbes we know now which entertainer made the most money. >> a singer tops the list. taylor swift raked in $185 mil

. >> reporter: aaron klein's car got towed by henry's wrecking center after his niece parked ii in ailver spring. he doesn't contest the ow. it's what he found at impound lot that led him to talk to the news 4 i-team. >> there's a sign that says no change. how can be conscionable not to provide change particularly when they are selling expensive products. ever seeing anything like that before? >> no, new to us. >> reporter: eric freedman with the office of consumer protection says his office no investigating whether this goes over the line. >> that may in fact be overcharging by the tower because by law they are not allowed to collect more than the maxim rates that are set by the county government. >> the i-team checked and found at least 80 complaints against henry's since 2015 but none of them involved change. >> the change issue has never been an issue. >> reporter: friend she willer said they have never offered change since they operated county back in 2000. >> i have other locations and they all all been held up and robbed by having the customer give us the exact change, that i

mike: i talked to client after klein and people say, what am i missing? equities at a record high, things look pretty good. if the fed goes 50, that could scare people. probably counterproductive. we think 25. the one thing i would say about the communication it it is also how they frame it. by reverting to the patient language or telling people, we are still confident in the outlook for the economy but we think this additional insurance is necessary, i think things will be fine. jonathan: coming up on the program, the auction block. sovereign borrowers in emerging markets boosting this year to an all-time high. that conversation is coming up next. this is bloomberg "real yield." this is bloomberg. ♪ jonathan: i'm jonathan ferro. and this is bloomberg "real yield." let's go to the auction block in the u.s. and the treasury market, where a 30 year treasury auction was less -- met with less than stellar demand. tailserated the highest since 2016. sovereigns have collected over 33 billion euros from new bonds this year, more than the four yearsed in any prev

abdul el-sayed, ezra klein." starts now with joy reid in for rachel. >> i'm going to listen to the podcast. >> it's good. >> i appreciate it. thank you as well fat home for joining us this hour. rachel has the night off. remember summers? they used to be so light and fun and relaxing and for the news business, super slow.

everything that has a brick and mortar or some of these brands we're talking about whether calvin klein or ralph lauren. they are having a refresh problem. but the thing about the stocks, all of the sector has been so badly beaten down that i don't wake up this morning and say this is where i've got to make a sell call. this is where i think, as you get into august, and august is the month where these guys report, that maybe you get a tradeable bounce i'm not saying getting long here i'm just saying this is not where i want to draw a line in the sand one way or another. >> okay. well, we've heard from the financials and now big tech is starting to be on deck for earnings. netflix reporting after the bell today. we talked about it last night on "fast money. you own it >> hammered that >> and tom rogers loved it >> of course he did. >> he said if he had a choice he'd pick netflix. >> boots what kiit's about what growth they have internationally. the obvious for me is international growth we talk about content all the time you'll not be able to see it in the numbers, but how are they going

ezra klein, editor in large at vox, why users aren't willing to abandon a health bill that's failing. we're seeing this in the politics is the kind of fear voters have about a new system, even when the current system isn't working or has holes. what's your understanding of what that comes from and how big a challenge that is? >> it's a big challenge. so you've seen a lot of different reform plans crash on the shoals of people not wanting to see what they have taken away. even what they have is quite bad. one of the signal moments in this, obamacare promised, or obama promised obamacare would let you keep your health insurance if you liked it then turned out it canceled about 3 million plans which isn't that many the scheme of things and these plans were bad plans, the worst of the worst. it was a massive political backlash. there tends to be a real fear people have, not about being allowed to transition over to something, to choose something that they want but being told they can't have the thing they currently have and they're going to be put on something new. and that's always a cha

without charging camps in shin jan purely because of their ethnicity the chinese government rejects the kleininsisting it's only detains convicted terrorists tardy is personal experience tells a different story when she and john authorities discovered he fled to america his brother and 2 brothers in law disappeared. going to mass and it's impossible to communicate with them. there in the concentration cause. you're in contact with their families their wives is impossible no. one can imagine we can tell him i'm sure we can you can just kill but if we do the police will know immediately and then on the others will be taken to the camps as well other than. and there was talk. back in chong ching journalist leo who worries for his family to his blacklisting on social credit has cast a shadow on those closest to him. shot hsien who is an old journalist calling. for units of them watching it's a lot i meet him i'm not on the black place yet if i do end up on it seems it would be like the system of collective punishment in feudal times where if one person breaks the law all associated people are als

west virginia governor jim justice says coal executives and philanthropist chris klein was killed in that crash. >>> many are bracing for after ock after the largesthq eartuake in california in 20 years. a statenc of emerge is in effect in the desert town of ridge cres a magnitude 6.4 quake centered nearby 150 miles north of los angeles. a small hospital had evacuated as a precaution. there are reports of injuries or deaths, though. experts say more after shocks are expected tht comiin the com, weeks, or even months. a>>> charles county hasreward for people throwing brick at car. the award is $5,000. three cars are significant damage last urnth ding early morning hours. one driver suffered scratches from the breaking glass. sheriff's office said someone threw bricks and chunks of concrete. >>> three kid ages 7 to 9 onths are safe after a terrifying ride i-66. virginia state police say 41-year-old mcbride took off when theer tried to pull her ov to speedingda yestermorning. at one point troopers say mcbride took an emergency crossover in manassas as she nried to get away and her car w

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brand names like tory burch, jessica simpson, calvin klein are sold at discounted prices. they can be found alongside cosco's in-house brand, you know it and love it, it is kirkland. >>> a bay area range big in the city of oakland has hit the market and it can be yours for a meager $72 million. the cattle company ratchet spans the four counties including large expanses of santa clara and alameda and portions of san joaquin and stanislaus counties. the more than 50,000 acre property sits in undeveloped land and does include include your grassy meadows, lush hillsides come in more than 200 miles of private road for hiking and a lake. according to the listing agent of the right buyer is someone who "wants to relive the old west. >>> that is it for the news at 5, kpix5 news at 6 begins now. ken bastida and elizabeth cook. >>> southern california still shaking and still shaken after a powerful earthquake. have the images as per people in the bay area to get ready. >>> the july for the festivities turned into a frantic fire emergency. we will hear from a family who almost lost t

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chris klein built a business empire in west virginia. his wife is also among the seven people killed. all of the americans. the helicopter was heading to fort lauderdale when it went down early today off the coast of big grand k island. authorities in the bahamas are investigating. >>> switching gears back to the weather. folks are still skiing in lake tahoe. >> isn't that weird. skiing and fireworks on the same day. the snowpack is 80% above average and we had a wet winter and spring and snow in the mountains. now it is time to warm up on july 5. take a look outside right now. we are cloudy and foggy in san francisco word is 54 degrees and obviously one of the cool spots in concorde and livermore cool all evening and in the 60s in san jose 60 degrees in the records for july 4? the hottest ever was in livermore with one of five and back in nine teen 05 it hit 95 degrees in san francisco and obviously no or close today, but an all-time record high set in anchorage, alaska, today and it hit 90 degrees for the first time in that city's mode

government low keyed the military machine i don't very timely infrastructure elf care education is all to klein and when the gap between rich or just fire that will any time in u.s. history extraordinary now the conflict in libya is box under the un security council's microscope following a deadly or a strike on a detention center that story and more after the. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy to confront a shouldn't let it be an arms race is on offense very dramatic to follow only closely and going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time to sit down and talk. we have the expectation that when we lifted people out of poverty when we became richer then we'd become that and i think valleys what a lot of people ah struck me was now they expected that once they reached a certain level of income then they would be happy. and yet we create new size we create new things we want and i feel sometimes we run out of explanations for why we feel unhappy. hello again the united nations security council has called for a cease fire i

earlier i spoke with sports directorfor abc — tv zach klein in atlanta about gauff‘s success.ved to florida when she was just over seven years old. this city very electric for the last week and a half. all of the bars in atlanta, even though the match started at 2:00am, tuned in to watch this phenom, kind of off our radar in sports coverage up until this point, captivating not only the tennis community, but also everyone here where she was born in atlanta. so this has genuinely taken you by surprise — and i know you‘re a bit of a sport expert. yes, without question. she was obviously heralded in an unprecedented run injunior rankings, reaching number one in the world. because she hasn‘t lived in atlanta for so long, it‘s more the professional ranks at the university of georgia, for example, which has the number one collegiate tennis programme in the country, gathering most of our attention here in atlanta. but, when she won that first match against venus williams on centre court at wimbledon, you know, i think everybody fell in love with her at that moment. how could you not l

year old he recalled was broken belgium's or its highest recorded temperature of 40.6 in the town of klein broke all the french capital sweltered 2 in its hottest day ever with 42.6 degrees celsius. and germany recorded its highest ever temperature of 42.6 degrees and the northwest and talent of lincoln on extreme weather patterns are likely to become the new normal and that is fuelling concern about the impacts of climate change and he explains. i enjoying the heat in paris the water fountains by the eiffel tower are a popular place for those trying to stay cool. as a red alert was issued for northern france of the capital reached an all time national record while french media reports suggest 5 deaths might to be linked to the current heat wave. of wednesday belgium germany and the netherlands all recorded their highest ever temperatures and they did it again on thursday topping 40 degrees celsius. while some in the belgian capital brussels are making the most of it it's led to a so-called code red being issued for the 1st time we are observing the weather since 1933 so nearly 200 years w