county sheriff lauri smith says thursday morning a few of her deputies were serving a warrant at the residence of steven blake crawford in the 5200 block of camden ave in the city of san jose. sound from laurie smith, santa clara county sheriffwhen we knocked on the door crawford killed himself. we are still on the scene investigating this murder and any other murders he may have been involved in. sheriff laurie smith said investigaters kept a picture of perry on their wall for 44 years waiting for closure. sound from laurie smith, santa clara county sheriffit is great to have closure it has been very difficult for the investigators and her family. in sj gabe slate kron 4 news ( marty )coming up after the break... the hot weather isn't letting up just yet... the wildfire precautions officials took at the marin county fairgrounds. ( marty )plus... thousands rally across the country in support of keeping families together. we'll take you to a rally at dolores park in san francisco. ( marty )and... amazon says it's making it easier... and prescriptions.u to fill your battery in your sma

willie and savannah. >> chilling to hear from laurie there. much. >>> let's turn to dylan, in for al. the weather is the story of the day. >> it is. we had rains over iowa, four-mile creek overflowed its bank. some parking lots reported about 4 feet of water. people were trying to get out of their cars and escape floodwaters as it did become intense, especially saturday night. today our threat of heavy rain is going to occur down along the golf course, western florida to louisiana, some thunderstorms falling to the southeast of in new orleans. tropical like flooding. this is an area we have to keep an eye on. it is going to continue back to the west as we go through the next 24 to 48 hours bringing it closer to houston. we could see rainfall rates of up to 2" per hour. some areas could end up with 2 to 5" of rain. especially along southern part of louisiana where we could see some of those heavier pockets of rain. then we'll keep an eye out for houston especially as we go into tuesday and the mi >> good morning. it will be hot farther to the n

for this one they partnered up with flex day and they're helping laurie out. >> usually in the detroit> it's great to see they're expanding. >> i had to stay in the car because i didn't want to ask somebody for help. >> laurie lost everything. she was homeless for a few years. they took her children away because she had no way to care for them. she was in a deep depression, but worked really hard to get herself back on her feet and she now has her apartment. the thing is, she really doesn't have the resources to furnish it. she just found out her kids are coming back to her in october of this year so humboldt design is like we got you. they take her out of the apartment. they are filling this apartment up with dishes, the drawers are being filled in, they even have a cool little welcome mat, beds, decorations. it's not even just the essentials, they're like hooking her up. >> we're not just hopefully giving you furniture today, but we want to really give you a platform for which you can be z-b great. >> they're making it a home. >> when she walks back into this place, it's going to fee

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deescalation zone which is supposed to prevent fighting near the jordan and israel border areas of syria laurie chalons is covering those developments for us in moscow so really what's coming out of the statement so far from these two officials. well the jordanian foreign minister came to moscow hoping that he might be able to persuade the russians to put in place some sort of cease fire hole to send the military offensive that's going on there right at this moment which russia is a part of because it's assisting the syrian government ground forces with a huge bombing campaign he does not seem to have won that from the russians i don't think from what i can see that's come out of this meeting the russians and the jordanians said that they decided in this meeting to fulfill the agreements on all aspects of the disk the escalation zone but then a lot of rob also said that the fight against terrorists in southern syria remains a priority and that terrorists are controlling about forty percent he said of the southern deescalation zone so that does not sound to me at the moment as if the russians ar

. >> reporter: all her life, laurie edwards says she struggled to breathe. she suffers from a chronic but rare lung disease that growing up was never properly diagnosed be from after doctor after telling her, her symptoms were all in her head. something many female patients endure. >> it's very easy to say, oh, you're just stressed out, just another anxious, young type-a female student. take a deep breath. maybe you need anti-depressants or anxiety medicine. >> reporter: more an more research shows a shocking bynes against women in medical care that can jeopardize their health. but now, there's a timely push for change. >> this is the me too of health care. >> reporter: dr. noel berry-meris runs a largest cardiac care center for women and found though heart disease is number one killer of women, only 40% of their routine care includes a heart risk check. and women are nearly twice as likely as men to die in the year following a heart attack. she says too often doctors treat women at risk for heart disease very differently than men. >> young women were more l

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laurie is head of u.s. equity strategy at rbc capital markets. kevin is president and cio of enion walsh asset management both of them here with us. good to have you laurie, let me begin with you wher where. we are less bullish on stocks. how do you make that assessment? why do you feel that way, and what the hell are you doing about it >> so we -- in terms of what we're doing about it, we think more defensive and more dpesic >> means what? >> we just upgraded health care recently he also upgraded reets to neutral, and back in april we took utilities up to market weight we've been slowly creeping more towards the defense i and dpesic side >> it's not flowing out of the market it's just repositioning within the market >> we're also looking for valuation opportunities, frankly. one thing i don't like about the industrials, we just took it down to a neutral from overweight it's just not cheap yet, and, you know, we've certainly seen a lot of reaction to the trade fears, but if you look at price to cash flow multiples, it's -- >> i didn't hear why is

. >> another tony winner poised to win an emmy, laurie metcalf who's role in the roseanne reboot earned nod. >> thank you very much for this nomination. >> a fantastic morning for sterling brown who shared his double emmy nod thanks on twitter. a father/son face-off as milo and sterling are the only two regular cast to be nominated from the show. >> hopefully we can stick around and keep going. >> we were there as the cast of the marvelous mrs. maceal did their happy dance landing 14 nods. >> "the handmaid's tale" got a second surprise landing a second nomination for a role. >> thanks to everyone here. >> on you, right? >> on. >> you on way more with tom cruise and the rock plus hollywood's latest diet crazes that helped kelly clarkson lose nearly 40 pounds. >> it's not a secret. >> then michael buble exclusive. how his son's cancer battle pushed him to the brimpg of quitting music. >> john stamos a bad dad. >> they're not going to take my kid away from me. >> how he treats his 3-month-old kid away from me. >> how he treats his 3-month-old when mommy's away and his plans i'm ray and i q

. >> laurie met california's role in rose oon earn add a nod for supports actress. >> it was an all out celebration for sterling k brown. >> what? lead actor in a drama series -- milo and sterling. >> sterling's costar shared the celebration on instagram. it will be a father/son faceoff as milo ventimiglia and sterling are the only two regular cast to be nominated for the show. >> this day has been long in plans. >> hopefully it means we can stick around for a while longer. >> the show land 14 nods. >> the mere wiley got a pleasant surprise, earning a second nomination for her role. "hand made," which just got season walked away with 20 nods. "game of thrones" had the most with 22. win or lose, nancy, this is going to be a huge night for "snl," because michael che and collin jost are hosting the emmys, which will air live monday, september 17th on nbc. one of my favorite nights, nancy. >> mine too, keltie. always awe fun night. >>> another celebrity with plenty of reason to celebrate, justin bieber now that he's engaged to hailey baldwin. but kicking off our couple's know and tell, just

a commercial specifically talking about how everyone loves nato is not now russian scholar shonda laurie recently tried to promote in an interview about his recently published compendium of coverage of donald trump from russian magazines and newspapers face book shut him down for his book one to prove my it for the sport cost apparently one of the russian press thinks of trump is dangerous information there's a double standard if you want to break the rules to help defend freedom ok which is which is really not possible it's illogical they've constantly lived in this state of a false reality where. it's ok to propagandize and to blanket the rest of the world with a cia funded message but it's not ok for russia to finance or to partially even finance a great television network that's competitive with the b.b.c. for news now from asia why is that not ok all this talk about fake news and propaganda has put the us political establishment and tech giants like facebook in a pretty difficult spot basically they've been reduced to saying we can't promote it if we don't agree with it caleb mop an

dot com at the top of the hour my colleague laurie sushi will be here with the latest news but stay with us in the meantime for the kaiser reports looking at the impact of deindustrialization on parts of the u.s. . i'm max keiser this is the kaiser report well it's time once again to check in with stacey you know max you and i have been covering this story of private equity hollowing out some of the remaining businesses in america things like toys r us or all these retail outlets they hollow it out you know buy it with loaded debt loaded up with steel the pensions and run away and the hold the industrialization of america financialization well you know there have been one group of people kind of immune from this and that as the state workers the federal employees certain firefighters policemen they have some guaranteed pensions guaranteed by the state so if it if the returns are not good enough of course the states just raise taxes and make sure that these guaranteed pensions are met well. it turns out as looking pretty bad wall street managers have cost americans more than six hundred b

christiane around a lot of scored a hat trick and maybe we were thinking this was going to be right now laurie's tournament as it played out it was and you saw rinaldo and lino messi did super great players of world football over the last decade really fighting the dying of the lights of their international careers this will be their last world cup realistically maybe ronaldo will come back one more time maybe messi will come out with more time but at the peak of their powers this this was it for the men last chance really to leave an imprint and win this title and it didn't quite happen for them and they both accepted the tournament on the same nights in the in the last sixteen stage and then we had the story of of the defending champions germany. who everybody thought had a score so strong that a place at least in the semifinals was all but guaranteed nobody thought they were going to go out in the group stages but that seems to be what happens to the defending champion psychologically so difficult it seems to to get up to the same level to compete in and try and win this title two years on th

anticipated face to face meets of the year monday's first official summit between putin and double trump laurie king talks to russia's long serving foreign minister sergei lavrov. i. think. people. across europe municipalities are taking their water supply back from private companies. elsewhere they invite private companies to take over the utilities. anybody tell us the rope was allowed for mr gus he got a little bit of island to pick him up to go. and this is a map of us to quote them out. on where you are not able to lift still brought up locals are ready to stand up for the basic human right of access to water it's about water but it's also over much more than water it's about to hurt and the redistribution of our west works on their date downwards the ones are. just standing in the middle of the street and someone reaches back in the back with a waistband the cop is not going to sit down and moment give them the benefit of the doubt because people shouldn't be reaching their waist being with cops have guns trained on them same police don't move. one on one with russia's foreign minister se

the strong owner of bruno laurie and his daughter nina say that people aren't as spontaneous as they used to be and they fail to appreciate the nicer things in life . minimizes things in life or unexpected that they meet someone in the bistro have a drink and leave only three hours later that's the unexpected side of life this is . the town's mayor is pinning his hopes on the younger generation he likes the concept proposed by met you are the twenty three year old wants to open a champagne bar here in the heart of the champagne region he aims to attract tourists and locals alike. who for a champagne bar. that's something people here haven't seen before. you've got to make people want to see what's going on inside and to give them the desire to come back again. or when they walk in the door they should say wow. but blue laws yeah who's tried just about everything to draw more guests to his establishment has his doubts about that idea. when they come in the interview that we're in a town in the champagne region you can find champagne are never resellers see it everywhere but no it's no

time on antti america he covered several high profile news events like the brick should vote with laurie king and america's twenty sixteen presidential election. senator in every poll you beat donald trump far more than your opponent do you want to superdelegates to consider that and i think they have to look at hillary clinton and i disagree on a whole lot of issues and people in the convention i'm going to disagree but one thing we're all united on trump would be a disaster for this country must not become president perhaps now you understand why i have come all the way from the united states there's a big anxiety over britain's vote among politicians in the united states long term broadcaster of larry king and longtime friend and associate of donald trump known well it's good to be with a great look and said it's good to have here in washington looks terrific and it's a perfect day for an inaugural start very cold and some if in the air this clouds they should be clouds. larry i said you know well meaning i think there are a lot of americans out there wondering what's donald trump rea

we are back politicking with laurie king in a moment stay with r.t. international. across europe municipalities are taking their water supply back from private companies. this is the simple song alone even some company elsewhere they invite private companies to take over the utilities anybody telescope was allowed to miss you guys who got the pin to go by been this is. to quote them out. of where you're not able to lift hill brought up locals are ready to stand up for the basic human right of access to water it's about water but it's also over toward the water it's about the hurt and the redistribution of our west birth. date downwards the one. one on one with russia's foreign minister sergei lavrov on this special edition of . welcome to politicking i'm larry king and historic summit looms which we in the united states president donald trump and russian's leader vladimir putin at a time of increased tensions between their two nations mr trump a signal that syria's sanctions military exercises election meddling may be on the agenda but what does moscow want from thi

no more pretty blonde girls doing laurie in oklahoma. # straight is back # soon you'll see # campy musicalsk that theatre can sometimes be bloated and take itself very seriously and i puncture it and let some of the air out. spamilton parodies itself in song about being a satirical parasite. which begs the question, where is the line between respecting the work of another artist and making money from mocking it? any form of imitation is a form of flattery, so the fact that it's happening already is gold. i think as long as it's funny and done in good taste, which i think it is in this, then you're fine. let's be clear, spamilton is not hamilton. it's a small show basking in the glory of a global hit. but it is good fun and reflects hamilton's legacy, which is the emergence of a more contemporary multicultural era of musical theatre. will gompertz, bbc news. moora on that on the bbc website. —— more on that. and you can get in touch with me and most of the team on twitter. i'm @bbcmikeembley. thanks for watching. good morning. if you think it's been hot enough already this summer, well, just

next a long serving russian foreign minister sergei lavrov is the guest on today's politicking with laurie king that starts in moments. it's hard to imagine after the war a nazi don't tell was still active and rich in the nineteen seventies cretonne had as the chair of its board a man convicted of mass murder and slavery and auschwitz a german company good untold develops in the divide a drug that was promoted as completely safe even during pregnancy. it turned out to have terrible side of. what has happened to my baby is anything but. you know she said is just. minutes a little mind victims i have to this day received no compensation they never apologized for the suffering that not only want the money i want the revenge. just standing in the middle of the street and someone reaches back in the back with a waistband the cop is not going to say it did give them the benefit of the doubt it's just. a waste of bandwidth costs them guns trained on the same police still move. one on one with russia's foreign minister sergei lavrov on this special edition of politic. welcome to politicking i'm la

in redding, laurie anthony, abc 7 news. >> and a toddler showing her appreciation for firefighters battling the carr fire. 2-year-old gracy lutz handed out burritos to crews. for her, the fight is personal. one of her uncles is a cal fire engineer, another works as a water tender and her grandfather is a dozer operator. >> seven inmates at the san francisco hall of justice claim the main jail has dangerous and unhealthy conditions. a lawsuit filed against the city seeks $150,000 or more in damages for physical injuries, emotional distress, and loss of personal property. they claimew sackueagps cause sewage, feces and urine to come from the toilets. the lawyer says they have developed skin rashes and breathing problems. >> a san francisco sheriff's deputy has been redesigned after someone stole a department issued gun from the deputy's vehicle in fairfield last thursday. the vehicle was parked outside the deputy's home. they're treating the matter very seriously. this is the third weapon stolen from a san francisco deputy's vehicle in just the last year. >> large companies in cupertino like

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no more pretty blonde girls doing laurie in oklahoma. # straight is back # soon you'll see # campy musicalsour satire? 0h... i think that theatre can sometimes be bloated and take itself very seriously and i puncture it and let some of the air out. spamilton parodies itself in song about being a satirical parasite. which begs the question, where is the line between respecting the work of another artist and making money from mocking it? any form of imitation is a form of flattery, so the fact that it's happening already is gold. i think as long as it's funny and done in good taste, which i think it is in this, then you're fine. let's be clear, spamilton is not hamilton. it's a small show basking in the glory of a global hit. but it is good fun and reflects hamilton's legacy, which is the emergence of a more contemporary multicultural era of musical theatre. will gompertz, bbc news. scientists say they've discovered the first evidence of a body of liquid water on mars. the lake, which is around 12 miles across, was discovered from orbit by radar, and sits beneath the planet's southern polar i

here in moscow but it's the calm before the storm with just four countries left in the race for top laurie tamal france clash with belgium in the semifinals both teams are favorites of the tournaments and then england play croatia in moscow on wednesday. meanwhile the charity footy match involving stars of the game has been held in red square participating was the captain of west germany's nineteen ninety world cup winning side and axed russia midfielder alexander most of oyo the game was organized by the naked heart foundation which helps children with disabilities expected those taking part wasn't really good seeing children participates their emotions how it helps them become a part of this policy this is the best stone or a reward. thing. that presented but i like that i can be here and help and also play here on red square. that's the thing to remember i'm really glad to participate in such an event be part of the free food world cup which seems to me is absolutely fantastic. i'm so proud of the same russia i'm so proud that i seem to have played funtastic for the bowl i think that th

let's now speak to my studio guest charles laurie director and head of politics at a very risky maple croft thank you very much for staying with us so as we've been saying this is the first election in the country without a long time to robert mugabe what does it mean physically way to have an election like this now it's a seismic event for some bob i mean if one imagines a country with the same leader for nearly forty years to have the next election with different candidates on the ballot means the election on skip is now quite different it's a wide open game previously it would almost be a foregone conclusion that sana p.f. would win such an election but now there's a real possibility is that the m.d.c. could score when. do you where do you put their chances than what what is that a genuine possibility because. despite feelings over robert mugabe himself is on it p.f. has been the established party in the country for so long and perhaps it's so much a part of the political landscape that they still do have a lot of appeal and sway with the population there there's no doubt they do t

laurie lund alleges that shine facilitated sexual predatory behavior. she alleges that shine actually reached out to her father as part of an effort to get involuntarily put into a mental health facility. this isn't simple, right? this is like complex wide ranging strategic facilitation of alleged misconduct. now he is installed in an enormous influence in the white house. >> i am glad that you told that story. that is one of many allegations that have been leveled. it is extraordinary the president of the united states could hire someone. this is someone who is highly knowledgeable of women being cycled through. >> what was shine's role at fox news. >> he was basically his right hand man. did something significant at fox news that i don't think he gets enough credit for. when he became copresident, he sort of oversaw and led the transformation of fox news from being a conservative political operation to approach on propaganda arm. what that means is that he had developed the skill set of being able to manage a wide array of personalities and competing

some of our staff members are redding natives, as well as our former executive producer carrie laury. >> all of these houses are just gone. >> reporter: you can see some of the homes have burned while others are still standing. carey's home is safe, but sadly her mother lost her home. >>> two firefighters have died fighting the carr fire and three marin county firefighters were hurt. they're now out of the hospital and this morning we are ledge more. >> reporter: these are the three firefighters who were burned combatting the explosive carr fire thursday night in shasta county. they took they images moment before having to take shell ner their fire engine. >> the main fire front was approaching, and they experienced a sudden heat blast from some vegetation adjacent. >> scott and tyler suffered minor injuries, cardoza received second-degree burns to his face, and he was taken to the burn center for closer inspection. brian is now resting at home in sonoma cow. this year's fire season not halfway over, already exhausting fire crews. from the fires to the mud slides, and now the fire sea

all her life laurie edwards said she struggled to breathe.iagnosed with doctor after doctor telling "her" symptoms were all in her head something many female patients endure. >> it's very easy to say you'red just stresse out. you're just another anxious, young, type a female type studen a ta deep breath. maybe you need antidepressants, maybe you need anxiety medicine. >> more and more research shows a shocking bias against women in medical care that can jeopardize their health. now there's a timely push for change. >> this is the #metoo of health care. >> dr. noel runs one of the country's largest cardiac care centers for wome in a recent report she found the heart disease is the number one killer of women. only 40% of their routine care includes a heart risk check. women are nearly tce as likely as men to die in the year following a heart attack. she says too often doctors treat women atis for heart disease very differently than men. >> yng women were more likely told to loseig . where the young men, who were iktually more overweight, were m

. >> reporter: the republican head of the intelligence can be spoke with laurie ingram. >> the dossier was used in this application and even with the rejections you can see that is the case. if i were the president i would focus his efforts on declassify the rest of the fisa. >> there is real-time pressure as the house nears august recess. >> the four judges who approved the fisa warrants were nominated by republican presidents and marco rubio says he believes to keep and i on page. >> i have a different view on this issue than the president and the white house. a guy here brags about russia and there's reason to believe th that they with those reasons why they should be watching and follow the legal process by which to do so. >> bring in congressman matt gates, another florida republican. republican. do you believe marco rubio? >> i admire marco rubio but take a different view. if carter page was truly engaging in these activities for years why was there not surveillance of carter page for years? this was a consequence of his involvement with the trump campaign. second major problem w

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>> so the contracting issues as you well know, laurie is complicated and it's complicated because it takes two sides to make a contract. what doctor stated it's our intention to offer those plans to continue access to the services we are mentioning. it's up to the plans, frankly, to decide whether they want to continue that. in terms of paramix, the diabetes center at saint like's. surprisingly 36% is commercial, 25% is medicare, 25% is medi-cal fee for service. 2% is medi-cal risk and 0.3% are self-pay. i can answer the question for the other activities as well. >> i also want to comment on the concept of community benefit. we have both a duty and an inclination to community benefit in the foundation and give millions in community benefit every year. free services, uncompensated care and community benefit classes. we have thousands of outreach classes. so we are very committed to the community and community benefit and especially education research. >> so much non-invasive cardiology is already done in the foundation. our current plans are the mammography unit, which is a very large

steroids era and now it's the home run or nothing era been -- never better exemplified than tonight with lauriout of the park and neither did brandon crawford representing the giants , but it seemed like everybody else did, starting with aaron judge -- getting it started, deep first yankee to go along ball since jason giambi in 2002 to it this by mike trout, best player in the game taking jason degrom of the mets 2-0 american league -- finally the national league enters the program and wilson contractors of the cubs who started at catcher could have beat out buster posey and it's a 2-1 ball game and one of colorado's best in for brandon crawford at shortstop, trevor story with a laser that leads -- leaves the yard and we have 2-2 and the beat goes on, then zagora of the mariners with a three run shot and all of a sudden the american league truck -- stretches it out to 5-2 and he thinks he'll be the mvp and when a car. -- win a car. 9th inning -- he goes deep. let the world champion astros take over as the back to back her's first -- back to back goes first -- next pitch, jordan springer right

professor laurie santos joins me now. >> thanks so much for having me. >> why did you decide to teachfferent role i had at yale. i became one of their heads of college. it's kind of like hogwarts. i live on campus with the students, eat with them in the dining hall and hang out with them in the coffee shop. i saw them in the trenches in terms of what they were going through. as a faculty member i was shocked at the mental health issues i was seeing, frankly. this is the kind of thing that folks report not just at yale but a national trend that's getting worse. about 30% of students report being so depressed it's difficult to function. over 50% of college students report being anxious a lot of the time and over 80% say that they feel overwhelmed by all they have to do. this was not my college experience. it's not the kind of spot where we're going to be educating students well if they're this depressed and this anxious. >> data suggests that over the years, people have been asking for more and more mental health at colleges. why do you think this is happening? >> i don't know. i think

troubling aspects of ailes' tenure including ailes' basically entrapment of a former fox executive named lauri lune who he had a sexual relationship with. and bill shine was in charge of keeping her under wraps and keepinger in going public. he was told to read her e-mails. and he found a psychiatrist to send her to when she had a nervous breakdown. so he helped cover up the most dark and devious behavior is now one of the highest ranking members of the federal government. >> and the president of the united states himself is embroiled in at least one lawsuit or two. is there any anxious or anxiety about bringing someone associated with this at fox. >> the people i talked on at the white house are worried that this will embolden the president addre , he was not someone who pushed back. he was the quint essential yes man. that's what donald trump likes. he engages himself with people who indulg his instincts. that he will be an excel rant in pushing his most divisive messages out there. and donald trump has a base. what more do they think they can get out of this? they're not trying to expand hi

a commercial specifically talking about how everyone loves nato is not now russian scholar shonda laurie recently tried to promote in an interview about his recently published compendium of coverage of donald trump from russian magazines and newspapers face book shut him down for his book want to prove my it for the sport cost apparently what the russian press thinks of trump is dangerous information there's a double standard if you want to break the rules to help defend freedom ok which is which is really not possible it's illogical they've constantly lived in this state of a false reality where. it's ok to propagandize and to blanket the rest of the world with a cia funded message but it's not ok for russia to finance or to partially even finance a great television network that's competitive with the b.b.c. for news no permission why is that not ok all this talk about fake news and propaganda has put the us political establishment and tech giants like facebook in a pretty difficult spot basically they've been reduced to saying we can't promote it if we don't agree with it he looked up