kline was well known for his generosity. he donated millions to charity including marshal university where he once was a student. the school einn end their state of the art athletic complex in his honor. >> thank you very much and thanks for all your work. kline would and have celebrated his 61st birthday today. a lot of unanswered questions about the circumstances surrounding the accident and we're waiting to see if the ntsb will assist in the ongoing investigation. >> morgan, thank you. >>> now to an unprecedented july fourth celebration in our nation's capital. although rain fell during the salute thursday night, the bad weather didn't keep his supporters or some otters from the national mall. many of the 2020 democratic hopefuls joithd in e holiday festivities out on the campaig we'll have a report from iowa. first we turn toel k o'donnell. >> good morning, peter. a president who relishes defying his critics dido again delivering the star spangled show he wanted while steering clear of his partisan campaign rally persona

treatments for over $10000000000.00 also to company combine the consumer health business with glaxo smith kline we could eventually be a spoon to deal with pretty consistent with current strategy it is also attracted. by his or it's by. shares were down more than 75 percent from their 2015 before deal peroration was announced. we saw briefly there was such a price pressure on us pharmaceutical companies right now and that includes milan which is been criticized as well what does this merger do for the. i actually stephen mylan has been dubbed one of the most controversial publicly traded a health care company by some analysts. most significant in specialty. was because of concern even among legislators here in the u.s. before generic competition and speaking of generics consolidation among drug buying groups has led to falling prices for manufacturers such as milan that's why they called penny has been trying to develop more complex and copies of biotech drugs because they lose tomorrow with a look into a big health care story there thank you. alternative meat products company beyond meat saw i

kline: i'd like to ask mine -- mr. kline -- mr. kline: i'd like to ask mine. those questions were asked by my questions. what questions are you going to ask robber mueller? and i have several that i'd like to ask and they are not funny questions. they are very serious questions. but because of the decisions of this administration, i'm not going to get to ask my questions. my constituents deserve to be represented at this hearing. the questions, the issues being discussed affect my constituents. the waste of their tax dollars on the investigations continuing to focus and try and pursue impeach. under the guise of oversight is ridiculous in the view of many of them. and after the special counsel found that there was no conspiracy between the trump campaign and russia, this committee continues to make -- try and make that case. so i have a lot of questions for mr. mueller about when he determined there was no conspiracy between the trump campaign and russia. there is a lot that's not in the report that we know about. i want to find out the answers to those questi

brought in some people who were -- with real experience in doing judicial nominations, including ron kline, who worked for gore, worked on a lot of nominations and also the guy who in tallahassee was in charge of the recount for al gore. really experienced person. so, they have a meeting, and denis is like, let's go through all the motions. we're going to go through these interviews, interview the people. we've done this twice before success live with kagan and sonia sotomayor. we have a big book that tells us how to do this and he'll go by the book. and ron -- at the meetings ending and he goes to denis, denis, we have to -- we know president obama is going to nominate merritt garland for the seat help has been kept specifically for this situation. he's got republican support, oregon hatch already said he would vote for him. republican support. you need to have the president go out into the rose garden tomorrow, the thursday after school ya dies, and nominate merritt garland, otherwise you'll wait month, get away from us and we'll lose, and they decided to go by the book. so, what happene

they identified one victim as 60-year-old coal mining billionaire chris kline.n what caused the crash. pyrotechnics lit up the skies around the country. crowds packed the shores to catch that display. the biggest fireworks show in the nation. crowds in st. louis huddled under the gateway arch to watch and in chicago, a fireworks display over the navy pier dazzled spectator who is lined lake michigan tonight. >>> in washington, d.c. a nonstop day of celebration. they saw the biggest fireworks display thanks to a $750,000 donation from two companies. president trump ramped up the traditionalal festivities even more with a salute to america event. tanks and armored vehicles took center stage with fly byes showcasing america's military might. he spoke from the lincoln memorial before a big crowdt. >> we we are part of the greatest stories ever told, the story of america. >> the salute to america was not without controversy. critics say it was a partisan event since vip tickets were given to gop donors. firefighters in the south bay rushed to put out at least three f

while john was at the tail end of his relationship with daryl hannah, he went to buy a suit at calvin klinethere was a personal shopper there named carolyn bissett. >> she was graceful, lovely. >> stunning, blond, very personable. >> carolyn was very independent. shy was a strong woman, and i think he loved that. >> when john and carolyn would walk into an event, the entire place would stop. >> carolyn! >> carolyn was really having a hard time with paparazzi. just was a slow erosion of happiness of privacy that she didn't know how to handle. >> from the very beginning, they had a volatile relationship. and unfortunately, cameras were always there to record it. there was one particularly revealing moment when they were dating, and on the beach and suddenly they encountered paparazzi. >> come on, john! don't [ bleep ] do that. >> don't come up to my girlfriend when she's on the beach aloin ane and start takin photographs! >> you have a partner who's not used to this, and she didn't ask for this. that made john angry. >> reporter: but despite being hounded by paparazzi, the couple remained str

kline, each will -- m kline, ach ll control 20 minutes. the cha recognizes the gentleman from rhode island. mr. cicillin thank you, mr. eaker. i a unanimous consenthat all members may have five legislate days to vise and extend their remarks and include extraneous material on e bill under consideration. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. cicilline: i yield myself uchime as i may consume. the overriding principle of the bankptcy system is to give people ovehelmed with unimginable debt a freshtart throh meaningful nancial relief. the bankruptcy code either directly or indirectly affects milionof americans and all types of businesses from large to small. the system suosed towork for evyo from consume ebtors and sll business owners to family farmers, service meers, and verans and give them a new patay to economic prosperity. as we have heard during a cent oversit hearing, the bankruptcy system isot working. inlight of these concerns, the hoe judiciary cmittee unanimously passed fo biptisan eces o gislation to adresthis concern. th

commission the german defense minister will become the 1st woman to fall hold the post when shoe laces john kline younker in the vendor john howard reports from strasburg. just that daily approval from the european parliament in a tight vote means fonda line becomes the 1st woman to hold the e.u.'s top job as commission president she'll set the policy agenda for the next 5 years i feel so honored and i'm overwhelmed and i thing you for the trust you placed in me here the trust you placed in me is confidence you placed in europe your confidence in the united and a strong europe from east to west from south to north. as a german woman and a close ally of angle a merkel on the line will be seen as an extension of the chancellor's dominant role in european politics she owes her career to merkel and like merkel she's a political conservative and a passionate supporter of european integration. but big spending promises designed to sway down to any peace are a departure and may prove hard to fulfill we must take bold steps to get mrs ford a lion is indebted for their support to opposing quarters from th

year old heat record was broken belgium blaze through its hottest day of the with 40.6 in the town of kline brogue old french capital also swelled head in its hottest of a day with 42.6 degrees and germany recorded its highest ever temperature as well of $42.00 degrees and the northwestern town of lincoln. and extreme weather patterns are likely to become the new normal and that is fueling a fed but of concern about the impact of climate change as an explains. 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 north of france in the capital reached an all time national record while french media reports suggest 5 deaths might to be linked to the current heat wave. on wednesday belgium germany and the netherlands all recorded their highest ever temperatures and they did it again on thursday all topping 40 degrees celsius for a 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 1930 t

we asked abc news rick kline. >> not self-funding, needs to raise it. it's got good figures but need to keep the california donors. >> reporter: president trump isn't the only one raking in the west coast donors. thpr cdida vice president millions in california. republicans might be fewer in the bay area but tonight many are expected to show up in force. >> republicans don't have any voice so to be able to participate in an event like that is something a lot of people will jump at. >> reporter: tickets range from $1,000 to $35,000 a couple. this is all part of the trump campaign's aggressive fundraising efforts this cycle. we do know that president trump raised $26.5 million last quarter, that is lightly more than any of the democratic candidates. in san francisco, liz, abc 7 news. >>> there are 24 candidates hoping to win the democratic nomination and beat president trump. the newest run to join the race is tom steyer and hosting the first event since announcing his campaign. cornell bernard is there live and cornell, you're going to hear from stier in

i do split one with my husband but let's talk more about sunnyvale and mayor larry kline will join us in second and when you think about being there you future but he is in in the position on the planning commission and historic society board and we will talk with the mayor light coming up. >>> welcome back to the nine live from downtown sunnyvale and you are listening to the evan thomas blues band. it is the sense of the old mississippi delta blues and we have wally that is the drummer in the three-piece band and george franklin on the base. this is a very busy band not only joining us here on the nine but after this they pack up to head to the gilroy garlic festival and after that they had to san ramon to play gig tonight and tomorrow back to the concert series in sunnyvale. we will hear from them throughout the morning. >> reporter: we are all tapping our toes and if you are hungry murphy avenue is the place to be to get your burgers, caviar and everything in between and would get the taste of the town at "ktea cafe". >> reporter: that's right and i will make something that the "kt

into jbed up putting it with class of smith kline. -- with glaxo smith kline. mylan, merger the two businesses? how is it going to be executed. scarlet: we don't have any details of that yet, and pfizer shares are turning lower. what does this mean for the pharmaceutical industry? who is likely to follow up with their own deals? sam: if you are asking me if there will be a counter bid potentially, i don't think so. this isnd of the day, what is right for mylan. typical in the past few quarters to say the least, and it solved a lot of their problems in terms of the growth story or putting the new management and charge et cetera. in terms of other pharma companies, there has been quite a movement toward being more focused, so novartis, as you gsk -- to business to gsk. know, eli lilly did the same thing with animal health. so something is going on within the industry that is getting there more focused -- getting them more focused. anna: scarlet, we are getting more headlines coming through. scarlet: let's take a look. in terms of mylan's headlines, the company sa

. >> no, no problems with the financials david kline is probably one of the best cfos we've seen and we'll thrilled he's our cfo and on the board thank you for that compliment. >> no problem. let's go forward here because a way from canopy, the quarter was extraordinary. you reaccelerated and got new products immediately contributing to the bottom line. what is the secret behind a reacceleration what we know almost every other beer company continues to lose? >> well, we are focused on our brands and when you think about the share of voice we have today while other people are stepping back from their investment, we're accelerating our investment against our brands and there is probably no better example that modelo that accelerated in the quarter to a 17% growth rate. i personally say internally, it could be the single biggest opportunity within the company it is on fire. a lot of that comes from the fighting spirit advertising we're doing and we've never invested more against our business. >> at the same time, i think we're relatively early on the rollout, correct >> it is in the sen

mike and gasia will be chatting with mayor larry kline about sunnyvale's place in the heart of silicon valley. sal always gets the good assignment of checking out the great restaurants in the area, including an old-style italian favorite. >> i know most of our regulars. and our staff has been around for a long time. our kids and staff probably averages 15, 20 years. our wait staff, 10 years. so everybody knows everybody. and we've always had the policy that you say hello to everybody who walks in the door. >> we're also introducing you to some of sunnyvale's hometown heroes, like public safety officer, mary kay horry. >> there's so many reasons. the majority of it is just to be able to help people. i know it sounds like the cheesy, the cheesy answer. but it really is. it's just to make a difference in the community and help people that are unable to help themselves. >> we are going to show you how detective horry goes above and beyond the call of duty. >>> and zip trip. if you can't come down to murphy avenue to say hello in person, you can can watch with us. you can watch here on ktvu

kline -- cline. the speaker pro tempore: gentleman from california is recognized for two minutes. mr. cline: thank you, madam chair. i thank the ranking member and chairman of the full committee for his work on this issue. to all those who worked on what has been a bipartisan effort exactly the type of substantive issue that we should be focused on in the judiciary committee. on september 11, 2001, terrorists attacked america and our way of life. nearly 3,000 people died in the attacks in new york, northern virginia, and pennsylvania. when the shocking images of the world trade center and pentagon first appeared on television, first responders were already on the scene. in the weeks and months that followed, these first responders and construction workers worked hard to find victims and clear debris. at the time they were told the air was safe to breathe. they and the american people found out later that wasn't true. the health impacts for those who worked and lived in lower manhattan in the months after the attacks are real and have in many cases been crippling and even deadly. t

mike and gasia will be chatting with mayor larry kline about sunnyvale's place in the heart of silicony. and sal had the tough job checking out some of sunnyvale's great restaurants. like the italian restaurant, il postale. >> i know most of our regulars. and our kids and staff probably averages 15 and 20 years. our wait staff, 10 years. so everybody knows everybody. we've always had the policy that you say hello to everybody who walks in the door. >> and we're also going to introduce you to some of sunnyvale's hometown heroes. like public safety officer, mary peery. >> there's so many reasons. the majority of it is just to be able to help people. i know it sounds like the cheesy answer. but it really is. it's just to make a difference in the community. and help people that are unable to help themselves. >> yeah. we're going to show you how detective caory goes above and beyond the call of duty. >>> as mornings on 2 take you on a zip trip to sunnyvale. if you can't come down to murphy avenue today to say hello. we'll be live at 9:00 a.m. on ktvu, and streaming on ktvu.com. >>> time is

and reminded people not to drive through standing water, which is what happened at carol parkway and kline boulevard. a ar was stuck there, you can see. police named more than a dozen roads inck frede covered by standing water. and the rain has slowed down, but has not totally moved out of our area. let's get an update now from storm team 4 meteorologist chk bell. what's happening now, chuck. >> flash flood warnings remain in place fm waldorf, northbound to upper marlboro, brandywine, fairfax county, the district, and montgomery county all under the flood warning until 1:45. as you meioned, thoug the area of heaviest rain has moved into far southern charles county, and is just n ming into st. mary's county. so i do think that flood warnings will be extended down into calvert and st. mary's county. the rain is still coming down between 2 and 3 i phes hour. the leading edge of the heavy rain now is moving into mechanicsville. it wasn't take long before it gets into leonardtown and down farther into southern maryland. in a around the city now, the heaviest of the rain has come to an end, just

kline -- cline. the speaker pro tempore: gentleman from california is recognized for two minutes. mr. cline: thank you, madam chair. i thank the ranking member and chairman of the full committee for his work on this issue. to all those who worked on what has been a bipartisan effort exactly the type of substantive issue that we should be focused on in the judiciary committee. on september 11, 2001, terrorists attacked america and our way of life. nearly 3,000 people died in the attacks in new york, northern virginia, and pennsylvania. when the shocking images of the world trade center and pentagon first appeared on television, first responders were already on the scene. in the weeks and months that followed, these first responders and construction workers worked hard to find victims and clear debris. at the time they were told the air was safe to breathe. they and the american people found out later that wasn't true. the health impacts for those who worked and lived in lower manhattan in the months after the attacks are real and have in many cases been crippling and even deadly. t

kline has -- cline has brought up. i would like to remind him that the immigration and nationalist act and this bill provides the authority to terminate t.p.s. for venezuela. venezuelans right now are clearly eligible. t.p.s. was created specifically for the situations we are seeing. t.p.s. was created to address situations where extraordinary and temporary conditions in a country prevent its nationals from returning safely. with that, i would like to yield to my colleague, representative soto, for three minutes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from florida is recognized for three minutes. mr. soto: thank you, madam speaker. i thank the gentlelady from florida. in 2016, olene escaped the evil maduro tyranny in venezuela. she received death threats, including a failed attempt on her life. her brother, however, was captured an tortured -- and tortured by the venezuelan national guard. the crime? supporting the opposition party. olene is now one of my constituents in orlando with her daughters and her husband. she'

the men were beaten and tortured in custody to take confessions well on friday night a protester kline's on top of bahrain's embassy in london demanding the executions be hold seats and fold a banner before being arrested by police. son khamis is chairman of the gulf institute for democracy and human rights and joins is on skype from sydney thank you so much for talking to us here on how to syria can i start with your reaction to these executions if unfortunately. for you told and ali kamal lara. we're excuse joker's unsellable the bahraini capital manama on friday our private meeting with their families the public prosecutor's office announced that malawi and i don't know where i put on on charges of course the scene try arms thanksgiving a police officer. in bahrain ingrid he carried on the dish plenty is destroy or feel nice profit is why the united nations and several several have human rights n.g.o.s their bahrain center of the earth. yeah and i'm sorry to cut you off there has been criticism from international. partners but the bahrain embassy in washington d.c. has a released a st

worked with chair cline and ranking member miller and the obama administration to develop -- chair kline and ranking member miller and the obama administration to develop the offer ey needed to benefits to retirees. why are we here today? unfortunately, the obama administration made a political decision and refused to approve an application for the country's largest troubled plan, central states. while many supporters cheered that decision, the obama administration virtual lie ensured central state retiree -- virtually ensured central state retirees would receive more. i hope the senate will act in a more responsible manner. the concept of a multiemployer ension plan is an idea worth saving. to act in a partisan manner, you are jeopardizing retirees. every day these plans fail to act is a step toward bankruptcy. this bill may be the final nail in the coffin for central states. they can't wait another 18 months for a fix. outside central states, there are many other pension plans in crisis, but all is ensuring the multiemployer plan will be insolvent by the end of f.y. 2025. we have less

over historic merkley avenue for the live broadcast at 9 am and mike and gasia will chat with marty klineunnyvale and we could check out the sunnyvale great restaurants like the italian mainstay. >> i know most of our regulars and my staff is been around for a long time and we average about 15 to 20 years without waitstaff 10 years, so everybody knows everybody. we have always had the policy that you say hello to everybody that walks in the door. >> that look so good. we will introduce you to some sunnyvale hometown heroes like this public safety officer, mary. >> there are so many reasons and the majority is to be able to help people and i know that sounds cheesy but it really is to make a difference in the community, and they help people that cannot help themselves. >> we will tell you how the officer goes above and beyond the call of duty as mornings on 2 takes you on a zip trip to sunnyvale. if you cannot come down to merkley avenue today to say hello we will be live at 9 am on ktvu and streaming on kt bu.com. >>> it is 7:45 am. >>> we have allie rasmus you are watching are commute. >

he was great and he was gracious and i said to corey lewandowski on my show this morning and rick kline to these guys -- neil: did you drop a name? >> i did, do you mind? neil: no. i give you plugs all the time. neil: i listen to your show. >> it would, you can rand paul it was a wrestling match, because rand paul and john stuart? neil: you were there. >> i'm trying to pull my hair. i watched that thing on rand paul. neil: you had a great time. you had a great time. >> it moves. neil: can i mention something that won't get us in legal trouble? just as you predicted the high taxes are chasing people out of these high tax states in new york we have a good man it going down to florida and new jersey similar pattern. that's very true. leaving by thousands in new york and new jersey. neil: the only ones left were the ones at the club. >> i have no idea. i have to go now. oh, look at the time. neil: get out. >> but it was great and i was there and then i got to talk to governor christie, a great talk with governor christie. neil: oh, he was there too? did he and the president speak? >> yes he

cpra chairman, chip kline, will be followed by secretary shawn wilson of the dotd.n the status of shelters, followed by secretary gee of the department of health. congressman garrett grace will speak after general curtis. the other individuals who are here do not anticipate speaking. leland: governor john bell edwards of louisiana talking about hurricane barry which is now officially made shore. it has been downgrade todd a tropical storm which happens as the eye wall oftentimes comes over land. the governor made the most important point. he said most of the rain that's falling right now is in the gulf. it is soon going to be over land. and in parts they're talking about up to 20 inches of rain. kristin: just a huge amount of rain. leland: already 11 rescues by the coast guard. kristin: even though the worst is still to come, you already have national and local relief efforts underway as residents up and down the gulf coast especially along new orleans brace for hurricane barry which has just made landfall. this is heavy rain, slow-moving storm, it's going to contin

west virginia justice confirms coal tycoon, chris kline was among those killed.tes ago with a magnitude of 5.4. that after a 6.4 magnitude quake hit the southern part of the state thursday, ruining roads, rocking homes. even causing house fires. the tremor is the largest in southern california in 20 years. more than 100 aftershocks have already been reported. >>> a dramatic rescue after five-year-old boy who fell into a storm drain. take a look at this incredible video. [cheering] the child plummeting 27 feet while watching fireworks with his family in indiana. he was stuck in the drain for 90 minutes before police were finally able to pull him out. he was taken to the hospital but is miraculously expected to be okay. >>> check out these pencils made from a meteorite. together they could be worth 1.$5 million. they were created from a 4 billion-year-old meteorite discovered in sweden more than 100 years ago. the guns are starting at $500,000 a piece in a an upcoming auction in dallas. are you kidding me? those could be used when we plant an american flag on mars.

david kline who is the cfo of constellation was king member of the board of canopy. unhappy. the numbers, he was spending a fortune. he wasn't -- he was get something good revenue growth. there was no plan to make money under bruce. >> who is making any money, jim, on any of these companies now? don't you have to be patient no matter who you are while this all gets worked out? bruce was talking about splitting his company to provide an investment for a guy like me on a legal basis nobody else had that vision. he got run over. >> i was only recommending him -- recommending -- i was recommending canopy and recommending kronus, i got to tell you, you're totally right i'll make this point, you should be buying canopy, not selling it this is very good because bruce got it to where it has to go now they need a operator and it is the best on medicinal, best in recreational, there isn't anybody close, huge war chest, i have no idea why people are selling it constellation was unhappy with bruce. you got to hand it to bruce how much money he raised and he's a great guy. everyb

the president sending condolences after west virginia oil tycoon chris kline killed in a helicopter crashbahamas. the president tweeted his condolences after the tragic accident that took place in the bahama. seven people died when the chopper went died in the atlantic ocean. the crash is under investigation. >>> a florida man attacked by a shark in the bahamas, he's recovering after being air lifted to the hospital. the attack happened days after three sharks killed a california college student while she was snorkling in the bahamas. >>> it's a true story of an american hero. on march 2nd, 2002, air force sergeant john chapman died while fightinga al-qaida, trying to save fellow serviceman in afghanistan. he fought through sky-high snow, sustaining a violent engagement with multiple enemy personnel before making the ultimate sacrifice. last year, he received the medal of honor for his brave actions. >> his memory lives on in a new book, alone at dawn. laurie chapman longfred and lieutenant dan shilling join us now. laurie, tell us about your brother. >> john was a hero from day one. one