dan and kristen? >> i bet they will. larry, thanks. >> well, as you can see from the countdown clock on your screen, we have just ten minutes now until abc's game six coverage gets under way. >> let's hear from carolyn tyler who is in cleveland for the game. carol carolyn? >> reporter: i'm hear here in tn zone. it is rocking and rolling and rapping. this is cleveland, of course, the vast majority of the fans are here to see the cavaliers. people do seem to be mellow towards dub nation, though. the deejay cut the music just a short time ago and asked the crowd, who wants to see the warriors lose? of course a big cheer for that. and take a look at what happens when you pick a warriors fan out of the crowd. >> i'm actually from dayton, ohio, but i've been a huge steph curry fan since i was like -- since like ten years ago. >> reporter: so you're proud to celebrate the warriors? >> i hope it's a good game. i hope they play well. that's what i'm looking for. >> reporter: yeah, they are strangers in a strange land, this place

i'm kristen sze. >> i'm dan ashley. for all of utz, we >>> tonight, the bloody clashes. >>> as we come on the air in the west, breaking news on muhammad ali. ron claiborne is standing by. >>> also, the bloody clashes. protesters on the attack. taking aim at donald trump supporters. the chaotic scene, the injuries. and trump responding. >>> also breaking, five american soldiers dead, four missing. swept away in the floods. >> get out! get out! >> tonight, the new warnings, and the other major storm about to hit up and down the east coast. >>> and the alarming videos just released by the chicago police department. amid questions over excessive force. was it excessive? the outrage already. >>> and the road rage epidemic. the hunt for the driver is on after a couple is run off the road by this pickup truck.

i'm kristen welker from cincinnati, ohio. daily" with chuck todd starts right now. >>> if it's monday, it's a surge of new info in our new poll. a majority of republicans preferred someone else as their nominee. how much of trump's recent troubles cost him. which issues are driving clinton and trump's numbers up n down? we'll find out. it's "mtp daily" and it starts right now. >>> good evening. welcome to "mtp daily." i'm peter alexander in for chuck todd. we've got brand-new numbers right now from our nbc news/"wall street journal" poll. let's get right to that, including something that might explain clinton's growing lead over donald trump. she now leads him by five points by our count among registered voters. among democrats, the majority of voters are on board with clinton. 52% say they're satisfied with their presumptive

i think i might have learned the most from kristen though.>> jimmy: oh, kristen was >> and she taught me -- well, she told me that if i sat down and wrote a list, 'cause that's how she got her boyfriend. >> yeah, well it's not how, it's -- >> jimmy: of guys? >> no i am saying, okay -- so when i was single, someone told me to make a list. you've heard this. >> jimmy: no. [ laughter ] >> people's heads aren't moving either yes or no. >> jimmy: no, not yet. >> oprah did it once. >> no, you make a list of who you think the guy is going to be. not like a wish list, but just like who do i feel like -- >> jimmy: like the qualities? >> you're just putting it out in the universe. >> yeah, exactly. >> jimmy: and what was on your list? [ laughter ] oh, there's a real list. >> i carry it around with me all the time. [ laughter ] >> it's four pages long. >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. all right, well, maybe, maybe this will work. >> my man, which camera do i look at? good kisser. >> jimmy: mm-hmm. white and clean. [ cheers and applause ] >> that's good, that's go

let's go back to wrap it up with dan and kristen. as we get ready for the watch party which is going to be fun. >> kristen wants it to be 53 years without a pro franchise win. >> reporter: it will be, don't we're, kristen. just decide where you want to be at the parade. that's all you've got to figure out. >> pick my spot now. >> we're going down with duct tape and lawn chairs tonight to mark a spot. >> and no one is hating on shu. he just wants it extended. >> just call being it like he seize it. >> abc's coverage of game three gets under way next here on abc 7. tip-off coming up soon, 6:00. >> that's followed by abc 7's "after the game." larry beal and mike shumann and adonal foyle. >> then jimmy kimmel live game night and we'll be on early with a one-hour edition of abc 7 news beginning at 10:30. hey, enjoy the ball game and go warriors. >> i'm looking at the countdown clock. 1:43. cannot wait. >> i'm dan ashley. appreciate your time. >> i'm kristen sze. stick around. abc's coverage of game three just moments away now. hi. is the

kristen, not just next saturday, but next sunday as well, looking fabulous.ighs in the 80s with a mix of clouds and sunshine. >>> next in sports, the orioles were embarrassed by the blujs last night. >> announcer: this is the xfinity sports desk, brought to you by xfinity, your home for the most live sports. >> chris miles here fom the csn studios. late nights on the west coast they have won two straight in san diego. have now won seven of their last eight overall. here's how they got the job done on friday. rogers pitched this first game in san diego. got help from the offense. murphy hits his 19th double of the season. drives in two runs in the third. ryan zimmerman keeps the rally going. same inning. he launches his tenth home run. murphy, zimmermann combined for five rbis. the final run driven in comes here in the sixth. solo shot for murphy. nationals have scored 93 runs in the month of june. tops in the national league. bryce harper puts more numbers on the board in the 7th with this rbi single. gnats win it 7-5. >> orioles and bluejays this afternoon.

kristen. >> mike, thank you. another former santa clara county jail inmate is accusing deputies of beating him while in custody. julienne vasquez said it happened last september a month after another inmate was allegedly beaten to death. he's now suing the county saying jail guards attacked him for no reason. >> i just remember saying we've got to take him to the hospital. my head wouldn't stop bleeding. >> in an e-mail statement a spokesman with the sheriff's department said, quote, we take all claims seriously and have had ongoing allegations into the allegations of mr. vasquez's complaint. >>> a new push to solve a decades old cold case with bay area ties. the video just released by the fbi. >>> then prince william takes a timely stand in the wake of the orlando massacre. why this magazine cover marks the first for the royal family. >>> details just in about andrew bogut for game six. fi i drive to the hoop. i drive a racecar. i have a driver. his name is carl. but that's not what we all have in common. we tal

>> reporter: that is right, kristen.y have arrested that driver who they say believe was under the influence of drugs because of the way she was acting. also based on her interview with police and interview with witnesses. this is tragic for the teen family. not only hason one family lost their teenage daughter, but they tell police that one of the girl's father's was planning to pick up the girls from a neighborhood pool and they ultimately walked home from. two crosses and flowers and a teddy bear mark the spot where two teens and theirÑi family lis changed forever on tuesday afternoon. oakley police say the 15-year-old died when the driver of the station wagon ran her own. police say her friend bounced off the hood. the impact of the crash knocked one of the girl's out of her shoe. roshel was a student at freedom high school. >>wu my heart goes out to the family. >> reporter: police took the driver into custody immediately, suspected of being under the influence of drugs. just prior to the fatal accident, she caught t

so i think -- that has happened for sure, kristen. i think there might be a gap, though, between, i think, pacific islanders and some of the other groups of -- and i don't know how those numbers are, but i think i would like to see more of an inclusion of the pacific islanders, for example, into stem studies and stem education and in tech in general. >> but even within the asian-american community, there is a lot of economic diversity. there are still a lot of legal problems that the community faces. even with the recession, we've seen san francisco and the bay area really transform and rejuvenate, but many low-income asian-americans really haven't been able to experience the same vitalization. so, during that period of the recession, asian-americans were the fastest-growing group in poverty and not just in san francisco but in california. many asian-americans are still working very hard and not getting paid minimum wage or overtime in restaurants, in the caregiving industry, so there's still a lot of civil rights and legal struggles

you wrong with kristen lombardi. caller: -- you are on with kristen the party.aller: -- kristen lombardi. don't report it. but about 80% of sexual assaults , the perpetrator and the victim know each other one way or the other. i have been assaulted twice in my life, once at 20 years old by a total stranger, very brutal in the late 70's, and then about 15 years ago, by a friend, someone who would never expressed the slightest romantic or sexual interest in me. and i did not go to the police, primarily because he and i were both well known in our community, and i didn't want my reputation ruined. i think that people need to understand that sometimes there is this obsession that women lie. but the fact is, most of the time, that is not the case. i warned other women the new him and said he is homeless sometimes, and you may want to let him sleep on your couch, but unless you want to have sex with him, i advise you not do it. is, it got out, my reputation was very much destroyed in my community. i was called a liar and a racist, it was awful. when people say why did

and kristen, you're still with me. explain the type of reception that you're seeing compared to other receptions that you've seen for secretary clinton? >> reporter: oh, there's no doubt, thomas, this crowd is energized. you can hear them going absolutely wild. it feels a little bit more like a rock concert than a campaign event for secretary clinton, quite frankly. for a lot of the reasons that we've been talking about today. the fact that elizabeth warren is a progressive champion. she rallies the democratic base. she rallies so many of senator sanders' supporters, who right now are not sure if they're going to get onboard with secretary clinton, and this comes at a pivotal moment. the fact that the supreme court has just handed down this ruling, both of these women will likely talk about that and use that to energize women voters and the voters here even more. thomas? >> elizabeth warren has begun, let's listen. >> sherrod brown! y yes! and it is good to be in the state that is going to send ted strictland to the u.

interesting, but kristen do you think obama would pardon snowden? >> first of all since when is leaking national security secrets a crime? hillary clinton do that with an unsecure e-mail server, but no one cares about that. >> a couple of conservatives care about it. i have con flicked it views on the whole snowden thing. on one happened he is a hero because he released critical information that the public deserve to know. but on the other hand he should not be pardoned because if they pardon him it will send a message to those working for the cia that you can release secrets that are treasured and used by our national security experts and there will be no consequences. it is a dangerous decision to pardon him. >> i don't think obama would do it, do you, liz? >> no way. >> should he or shouldn't he? >> he should not. in fact, you sign a contract and you go to work for somebody at fox, you don't reveal stuff because you don't agree with it. especially considering we don't know the trauma he has actually caused for people whose secrets he revealed. so

these are the clouds kristen is talking about. high clouds are streaming in the north and immediate bay. they are pushing in over the north and that sets the stage for a clear start. we are holding on to agents -- to a little heat. it is 74 in concord. comfortable at 61. 57n san francisco. san jose is current looy 65. novato is 67 degrees. a live look from the exmore for yum camera along the embarcadero. beautiful san francisco skyline. from this vantage point we are cloud free. we ha the spare the air in affect for tuesday. poor air quality inland. take public transportation if you can. the summer sprid -- spread is happening and then it gets downright hot. future tracker temperatures as we plan your tuesday, hour by hour, 10:00 in the morning we are heating up quickly. already to the upper 70s to the lower 80s. even by lunchtime we have the location approaching if not at the 90-degree mark. it will set the stage for another hot day in the inland cities. highs in the south bay with our microclimate. 92 los gatos 80 fire for milpi

kristen? dan? >> sandhya, thanks very much. we appreciate it. >>> just ahead, from $4.5 billion to nothing. the reported fall of a bay area ceo. how did it happen? >>> and new at 6, the foldable movie theater that can deliver 3300 pixels per inch. that's at 6. >>> governor brown and state lawmakers will get a pretty nice raise. today the citizen compensation commission unanimously approved a 4% salary and benefits increase for the governor and other elected officials. the commission's chairman says despite the increase lawmakers' salaries are still less than they were before the recession started. governor broin will make about $190,000 a year. lawmakers about $104,000. they can reject the raises if they choose to do so. >>> a dramatic fall for the founder of a palo alto biotech company facing several federal investigations. forbes magazine is reporting that elizabeth holmes is now estimated to have a net worth of zero. she led vice president biden on a tour of her company last july. today's report comes a day or a year after a

i'm kristen sze. >> i'm dan ashley. for all of us, we'll see you >>> tonight, breaking ee you developments in the child and the gorilla. what the cincinnati police have just now revealed. after that 3-year-old boy falls, the gorilla then shot and killed. investigators now say they are reviewing the actions of the parents. >>> also breaking tonight, the deadly rampage. police talking just a short time ago, after the young army sergeant opens fire. multiple victims. they now say 212 rounds. >>> donald trump's promise of millions for veterans. was it kept? tonight, he makes his case and then takes aim with the cameras rolling. >>> the school bus scare, crashing down a 30-foot embankment. the children trapped. >> the bus just crashed into a house. >>> and caught in the act. what three women say they witnessed in a suburban american restaurant. tonight, what this man is accused of doing to his date. authorits

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these are the clouds kristen is talking about. high clouds are streaming in the north and immediate bay. they are pushing in over the north and that sets the stage for a clear start. we are holding on to agents -- to a little heat. it is 74 in concord. comfortable at 61. 57 in san francisco. san jose is current looy 65. novato is 67 degrees. a live look from the exmore for yum camera along the embarcadero. beautiful san francisco skyline. from this vantage point we are cloud free. we have the spare the air in affect for tuesday. poor air quality inland. take public transportation if you can. the summer sprid -- spread is happening and then it gets downright hot. future tracker temperatures as we plan your tuesday, hour by hour, 10:00 in the morning we are heating up quickly. already to the upper 70s to the lower 80s. even by lunchtime we have the location approaching if not at the 90-degree mark. it will set the stage for another hot day in the inland cities. highs in the south bay with our microclimate. 92 los gatos 80 fire for m

i'm kristen welker. we begin with breaking news. chaos in the house. an historic sit-in on capitol hill. house democrats refusing to leave the floor of the house until a vote is taken on gun control. >> we will not be happy. we will not be satisfied. we will not be pleased until we do something in a major way. >> republicans trying to gain control. >> the chair wishes to make an announcement regarding the decorum in the house chamber. >> even adjourning for two weeks, but the democrats refusing to leave. >> no bill, no break. no bill, no break. >> plus, campaign break. a day after donald trump delivers his blistering attack on hillary clinton -- >> hillary clinton may be the most corrupt person ever to seek the presidency of the united states. >> he ditches the campaign trail and heads to scotland. but why? and holding out hope. one body found in the search for the missing family of four off the coast of florida. rescuers still searching at this hour. we are live with the very latest. >>> we start with that breaking news. you are looking live at pictur

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that and the rest of the ♪ ♪ now wusa9 9 game on sports with kristen berset.ught to you by xfinity. >> welcome back. live at congressional country club. the second round of the quicken loan national just wrapped up. joining me is tournament director mike antonelli. >> great golf. everything that the quicken loan national wants. hall of famers on the leader board and vj singh and billy hurly iii and ricky fowler and don rom and he is 12 under and leading after the second round. >> they just wrapped up on 18 and rom, you said 12 under and vj singh at 8 under. and so i want to ask you about hurly. he has had a rough season. he comes out here hometown and maybe a little bit of that hometown joy. what have you seen and how exciting is to have the local guy doing so well. >> billy is a supporter of the quicken loans national giving one of the hallmarks and he loves coming up and loves the hometown fans and all week he has been shaking hands and thanking his fellow servicemen and women for their service and i think he is feeding off of that. don't forget. billy and j

. >> reporter: hi, kristen. you know, the fight for district 17 is on. there are six candidates but mike honda and row qana are definitely the two front-runners. right now row qana is in this neighborhood walking around with his wife nik nocking on doors and asking people to get out and vote. it has been a very different campaign for qana so far, who has really been focusing on local issues and holding more than a dozen town hall meetings. so the numbers look like they are in his favor. qana says he's not taking anything for granted. >> the momentum looks great, and i'm very optimistic. and you our message of not taking pac money, not taking corporate money, focused on education is really resonating in the district. people want change. >> reporter: abc 7 was in cupertino where we caught up with congressman mike honda this morning at the fire station. the seventh term congressman then headed back to washington, d.c., for general votes that are taking place early tomorrow morning. but his supporters are holding down the fort at honda's campaign headquarter

i'm kristen berset.t is interesting first round for the quicken loans because of the rain this morning. everything got pushed back. however, i believe the last group has a handful of holes left and hopefully they can get it in. let's go to the highlights. we will talk with the earlier group. first i want to show you a special spectator i should say. this cute little fox chilling and hanging out. the big story outside, the weather 29-year-old john raw making a debut. what a a 7 under, 64. ernie ills won won the u.s. many years ago. keegan bradley plugging right along. a long birdie putt on the 16th. >> ricky faller off to a slow putt. he birdies the 5th hole with one under. shot of the day comes from loop list from the fair way. 3rd shot, lands on the green and will roll in the hole. now that princeton mentioned john rom the story of the day, think about this, he just turned proafter the u.s. open. >> he wants to make some money now and quite a debut, he's in first place. >>> my main focus is trying to ke

kristen? >> thank you, drew. >>> it's more than 100 miles way from here, but the so-called sherpa fire in southern california could impact your father's day weekend travel plans. the fire is burning 20 miles north of santa barbara. it has periodically forced the closure of highway 101. abc 7 news reporter rob hayes joins us live from that area with the latest on the fire battle. rob? >> reporter: well, we've been up on this hillside for the past five hours just watching a steady stream of air tankers and helicopters attack the sherpa fire from the sky. just a few minutes ago, flames came close to cresting that ridge, but crews are working hard to keep the flames from spreading into this canyon and beyond. this was the scene last night and early this morning practically a carbon copy of what happened had when the sherpa fire started on wednesday. the sun went down, the sundowner winds picked up and the fire exploded. >> those 50-mile-an-hour winds kick up and all our firefighters and aircraft h

i'm dan ashley. >> i'm kristen sze. we are on the verge of making election history.linton ask now the presumptive democratic nominee, making her the first woman to be a nominee of a major political party. >> this a live look from the brooklyn navy yard in new york city where clinton is holding a campaign there tonight. it's unclear if she's plan egg victory speech. especially when bernie sanders is vowing to fight on. >> we believe in you bernie. >> bernie sanders is not giving up so easily. this morning he made a visit to a san francisco restaurant for an election day breakfast with his family. support ez were there to cheer him on. >> i'm excited. i'm hoping that california really comes out and volts for him today. >> how are you feeling on this election day? >> feeling great. >> bernie! >> sanders is expected to face increasing pressure to drop out after tonight. the senator will watch the results from southern california. >>> a key congressional race tonight is between two democrats in a repeat of 2014. >> that's right. incumbent mike honda will once again try to

my colleague, kristen welker, picks things up. xxx >>> i'm kristen welker. we begin live from washington beginning with breaking news from the trump campaign. he fired corey lewandowski that shocked many in the campaign. lewandowski had been with trump since the very beginning. sources say paul manafort will replace lewandowski as campaign manager. ali got the first interview with lewandowski right outside his apartment. >> reporter: were you surprised this morning when this happened? >> i don't know it's so much a surprise. i want to say how honored i am to be part of this team and a privilege to be part of the team. i now have the privilege of going back and spending time with my family the most important thing. i will continue to support donald trump in any endeavor he has. if i can play a role in this campaign whether formal or informal, that would be an honor to have and it's been an honor to be part of this campaign in the beginning has been great. >> the decision to oust lewandowski was reportedly trump's and reportedly told him in a direct meeting th

kristen, do we know the nature of that meeting?> reporter: these were brief remarks that president obama made, lester. he makes a couple of important points. one at this point they believe the attack was inspired by extremist information over the internet and, number two, at this point there is no evidence that this is a part of a larger plot. now of course he again extended his condolences to the victims in orlando and to all of those who are suffering. lester, as you know, president obama made remarks from the briefing room yesterday. the 14th time that he has spoken in the wake of the mass shooting. lester? >> and omar mateen, as we have reported, had a number of contacts with the fbi. was on their radar. here is the tape now. >> are we all set? i just had the opportunity to get the latest briefing from fbi director comie as well as deputy attorney general yates and the rest of my national security team about the tragedy that took place in orlando. they're going to be doing a more extensive briefing around noon. a little bit aft

but joining me now on the phone is kristen beck. kristen is a former navy seal who joined public attention in 2013 when she came out as trans, and she's now running for congress in maryland's fifth district. and kristen, i know this has got to be a big moment for you, as someone who served for 20 years, in our armed forces, and did so in silence. how is this going to change how people can serve with dignity and honor in our military? >> thank you, thomas. i'm very happy this has happened, but now the real work begins. and it's a great first step. actually, it might be the third or fourth step, but now the real super hard work begins, the implementation of transgender people into the service, while maintaining readiness. and i think that's the biggest part we need to always emphasize, is that the military serves a purpose. and readiness is the key. and so we can't overlook that at all. >> and kristen, i think a lot of people are going to consider that, as we talk about the details, specific details, of what the pentagon is saying, ab

. >> i'm kristen sze. it was startling in a week that has already seen a parade of top cops come and go at the oakland police department. >> abc7 news reporter leslie brinkley has more. libby shaft was not happy. >> reporter: she was visibly upset, shaking, depply disturbed by -- deeply us disyou are -- disturbed. it included the on going sex scandal and a new sex scandal and much more. >> we are close to the end of an investigation of racist tech messages -- text messages. we feel the text messages were sent by african-american officers and they are wholly inappropriate and not acceptable of anyone who wears the badge of the oakland police department. >> mayor libby shaft but a fourth person in charge to lead the department in eighth days as paul fig row hua stepped down after two days on the job. >> i feel this is an appropriate time to place civilian oversight in the police department and send a clear message of not tolerating unethical behavior and to root out what is clearly a toxic, macho culture. i

hi, kristen. >> kate, good evening. clinton campaign officials tell me tonight they feel confident about their chances in puerto rico. both democratic candidates are fighting it out for delegate-rich california, which votes next tuesday. all this as republicans are growing increasingly concerned about their party's presumptive nominee. >> reporter: donald trump doubling down in his attack on california federal judge gonzalo curiel, overseeing the suit against trump university. >> this judge has treated me very unfairly. he's treated me a hostile manner and shotgun is going on. >> reporter: expanding his criticism to include religion telling cbs that a muslim judge might have trouble remaining neutral in a lawsuit against him because of trump's call for a ban on muslim immigrants. >> if it was a muslim judge, would you also think they wouldn't be able to treat you fairly because of your policy? >> it could be, yes. possibly. >> isn't it a tradition in america that we don't judge people by who their parents are? >> i'm ta

dan, kristen? >> thanks, michael. >>> lot of people come out to ask questions of michael on friday. let's turn our attention to the steamy weather forecast. >>> yes. we have to ask drew the question, oh, how much will p we -- >> temporary relief dan and kristen through tomorrow. into the weekend, we warm up. it's really early next week that intense heat will set up shop over the bay area. we'll show you right now. it's a really nice afternoon and early evening. currently a few coastal clouds. elsewhere, a lot of sunshine and the big story today, we're cooler. 14 degrees cooler in concord. 11 in san jose. 6 in san francisco. and 10 in napa. a nice sea breeze kicks in strong enough to move inland. but still rather warm in brentwood, even with the cooler air at 94 there. 83 in fairfield, comfortable in concord in terms of that earlier heat we had yesterday. 83 right now. 73 san jose. 64 oakland. san francisco cool at 59 degrees. take a look outside. the picture from the mt. tam cam, the pictures to the right of the screen, elsewhere you notice we have sunshine. we'll have the coastal c

we have it all covered, starting with nbc's kristen welker. kristen, rarely have we seen the president that angry. >> reporter: that's right, lester. today president obama and hillary clinton were in sync. the two had postponed their first joint campaign event set for tomorrow. but in a lot of ways it felt like they were already out on the trail together. after donald trump called for expanding his muslim ban, president obama lashing out today like never before. >> where does this stop? are we going to start treating all muslim-americans differently? >> reporter: a speech billed as an update on the fight against isis, turned into a tirade against trump. the president didn't hide the fact that trump is getting under his skin, citing trump's digs at mr. obama for refusing to talk about radical islam. >> islamic radicalism, and that's a very, very important term, a term that the president refuses to use -- >> reporter: the president answering. >> it's a political talking point. if we fall into the trap of painting all muslims with a broad brush a

abc7's kristen sze is here now with leaders in our local apa community. >> thank you, cheryl.e have a great group for today's show. nick kuwada is staff attorney with asian law alliance, based in santa clara county. masashi niwano is festival & exhibitions director for center for asian american media. and elise maar -- former senior associate director of admissions to stanford. now, we brought you all here because your expertise will really help us understand some issues that are very important. we're talking about timely and relevant to asian-americans -- and also the broader bay area community, of course. we're talking about this election year, presidential election, so we want to talk about voting, getting out the vote. also, this year is the "oscars so white" controversy, so we want to bring in the issue of media representation of asian-americans. and, of course, something that is so stressful to parents out there, not just asian-americans, but it is a particularly important topic to asian-americans -- we're talking about the stressful road to higher education and college

i'm gooding to start with you on the heels from what we heard from kristen. you heard about how donald trump is really giving it back to mitt romney pretty hard after what mitt romney said about donald trump today. but what is the political value of that? is he going to continue to lash out at every single critic, given he now has hey clear opponent in clinton? >> mitt romney is a pretty prominent one and i do think this goes to reinforcing his image as the antiestablishment candidate ic candidate. i mean, i have no idea what mtt romney is doing here. to be perfectly candid, every time he does something like this, in truth i think it only helps donald trump. and the best thing for him to do would just go dark as it were and not say anything. but he keeps doing this and frankly i think that that helps. you heard the crowd boo him when donald trump mentioned his name. that's just -- if you're from

. >> kristen sze is here with the images that show what it was like inside the lockdown. kristen? >> ama and larry, social media play aid huge role today and one student in particular used it to show just how tense it baz during the lockdown. even though she was in a different campus building far from the shooting. daphne ying is a senior majoring in psychobiology. she posted images of classmates trying to secure had their door which does not have a lock. >> luckily, some of my classmates were really smart about it, and they took this projector cord that was very long and they basically tied it around the doorknob and then looped it around a chair in the classroom that was bolted into the ground. >> in a phone interview with me this afternoon, daphne says the most frightening moment was when they you saw the outlines of four men outside their door. >> terrified when that door shut. i think that was the scariest part. but i thought like something really terrible was going to happen. >> the men turn ud tout be authorities. they never entered daphne's classroom. finally, after 2 1/s

world news tonight is david muir is coming up next i'm kristen sze. >>> i'm dan ashley.appreciate your time. see you again at 6:00. >> bye bye. >>> as we come on the air tonight, we have just finished our one-on-one with donald trump. the first interview after the attack today from hillary clinton. his reaction. plus, what trump says about his campaign manager being fired. trump's disappointing fund-raising numbers. and what trump now says about clinton's growing lead in the polls. he says, not so fast. and will his children have a formal role in a trump white house? >>> also developing tonight, the major bust just outside a major new york city tunnel. a car loaded with weapons. police say rifles, handguns and body armor. >>> escaping the flames. we're right there tonight, as dangerous wildfires close in. emergency evacuations at this hour, as a new storm now moves into the east. >>> breaking now, the wife of the gunman in orlando, and what she has just revealed. >>> and a major development

good evening, i'm kristen sze. >> i'm dan ashley.turn of events as another police chief is removed. it comes as oakland and several other democrats are embroiled in a growing sex scandal involving a teenage girl. laura anthony is live at oakland city hall with the latest on the story. laura? >> reporter: hi, dan. it's just last week that mayor libby schaaf said that ben farrow was the person who could lead her city's police department through a difficult time. well, today may o or schaaf had acknowledge she made a mistake. >> i take sfonlt for this decision. >> reporter: just six days after appointing ben farrow interim chief, the mayor took it back after learning new information about her selection. >> after the information i received it raised concerns for me about whether he can effectively lead this department at this particular moment in time. and during this critical transition. >> i am extremely grateful for the opportunity. >> reporter: farrow was on loan from the b.a.r.t. police force. before that, he spent many years with o

good evening, i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm kristen sze.n today in the outcry over a judge's light sentence for a former stanford swimmer convicted of sexual assault. there are new developments with regard to recall petitions and new federalor intervention. david louie joinses live. >> reporter: kristen, the sentence was handed down just one week ago today and pressure is moupting now that we're learning that turner is going to be released from the santa clara count ji jail on september 2nd after serving only three months out of a six month sentence. while the victim assaulted by former stanford swimmer brock turner wants to remain anonymous, her case and the short sentence handed down by superior court judge aaron persky is reverberating in the halls of congress. >> turner will probably serve three months. why? because the judge said longer sentence would have a, quote, severe impact, unquote, on turner. a severe impact. what a travesty. >> reporter: congresswoman jackie spear is sponsoring new legislation to address the rise in reported r

at least for the time being. >> good. >> dan and kristen? >> you bring the desserts. i'll bring drinks. >> firing up the grill at noon. >>> san jose turning into fan city or fin city. up next, the bay area made fashion that's inspiring those fans. >>> plus -- >> i think of this as maybe the next stage in medical imaging. that would be my dream. >> new at 6, a new way to look at the muscles in the human body and it could lead to break-throughs in fighting the most debilitating >>> is this the new and improved colin kaepernick 49ers fans have been missing? the quarterback had a big smile on his face as he spoke to the media today after the mini camp. he says he's healthy after several surgeries and is excited to get back on the field and compete to get his old job back. the upbeat comments are a contrast to his withdrawn attitude last season and request to be traded just a few months ago. >> nice change. he lights up the room when he smiles. >>> online sports apparel company fanatics says the warriors and the sharks are making the bay area their top selling market in th

i'm kristen welker live this hour from cincinnati, ohio.take you right to new york where we're awaiting the closing bell at the stock exchange. the markets still fluctuating throughout the day following friday's brexit vote in the uk. and joining me from the floor of the stock exchange is nbc's olivia sterns. i understand there's been a sharp drop-off again today. what are you seeing? what are the headlines there? >> a sharp drop-off. first, congratulations, kristen. a sharp drop-off. we've recovered off the session lows. the dow down. right now down just 260 points or about 1.5%. the s&p also holding above that psychologically critical level. we did see some of the selling actually pick up momentum in the middle of the afternoon when s&p, the credit rating agency came out and announced they were downgrading the credit rating from aaa to aa. so that sort of caused a little concern in the markets. overall, the tense selling we saw on friday has subsided some. lots of questions about how long this is actually going to remain. for the year, al

kristen? >> thanks. >>> a risky massive drug bust went down today in the north bay. officers say it's the first of its kind. santa rosa police sheriff's deputies and federal drugt agents raided several locations confiscating marijuana and hash oil. one police officer says drug officers had never before seen the particular process being used to extract hash oil. >> we were presented with a number of challenges, just dealing with safety and based on the processes of how the hash is being manufactured. >> extracting hash oil can be extremely dangerous because it often includes the use of butane or another flammable solvent. >>> a huge show of support today for san jose police as they mourn one of their own. >> i knew mike. he was a liked officer. it's nice to see the support from the community. >> that includes officers from other cities bringing flowers like this gentleman. tonight we remember a man who lived each day with passion. >>> plus -- >> it's bad news for our team. >> it's also bad news for bogut. the tough loss for the warriors as all eyes are now on draymond

hi, kristen. >> reporter: hey, hello. two new polls out this morning and both give hillary clinton the advantage, but by drastically different margins. an nbc news/"wall street journal" poll has clinton ahead by five points, 46 to 41 but an abc news oh, "washington post" point has clinton ahead by 12 points, 51-39 so trump is down in the polls. he hasn't raised a lot of money and his campaign is organizationally way behind when compared to clinton's. this morning trump new's campaign manager paul manafort spun it like this. >> we have state organizations that are in place. we have our campaign plans in place. we have our budgets in place, and we have -- the good thing is we have a candidate who doesn't need to figure out what's going on in order to say what he wants to do so our campaign is organized. we're ready. we're going to have a good convention. >> but there are rumors of renewed efforts to try to stop trump from becoming the republican nominee at the convention, rumors that trump shot down yesterday as being entir