the negatives library to be of tracy leanne foley when she was in her 20s. on all of the negatives of the youjser foley save one, the name of the company that produced the film on which the negatives were printed had been excited meaning it had been cut off the negative sheet but on one negative "the name of the film company remained visible. they missed one. the fbi later published pictures of these negatives that they had photographed inside the safety deposit box. you can see where the red arrow is? on just one of the negatives there's this is blurry little tiny reference. looks like tachma. if you google that now, that means nothing. if that is what looks like tachma but 80s in cyrillic, if it's in the al an fa bet in which the russian language is written, then the c is what we would think of as an "s" so that single blurry mark that looks like tachmac and it means nothing. in cyrillic that means tasma. it means, hey, i think these guys are russian. that is probably why they cut that identifying tasma reference almost all but one off of all but one of th

there were photos of tracy leanne foley at that graduation as well. ultimately a decade later, in 2010, when a federal indictment was unsealed we would get tons of detail on what this spy couple was assigned to do here in the u.s. by their handlers in russia. we learn the goals of were they were spent, we learned their specific assignment, we learned how well they did, we learned how they communicated with their handlers back in moscow, we learned their codes, their spy technology. we got all of it in the indictment. this is from the indictment in 2010, quote, from in or about the 1990s up to and including the present the defendants and others known and unknown, unlawfully and knowingly did act as agents of a foreign government, specifically the russian federation without prior notification to the attorney general as required by law. the fbi has conducted a multi-year investigation of a network of united states based agents of the foreign intelligence agency. the targets include covert svr agents who assumed false identities and were living in the u.s

leanne liu. >> and leanne, if you could just pull that microphone a little closer to you. there you go. >> there we go. >> all right. bear with me just one second. good morning. as chair peskin mentioned, we received the green light in may of this year to move forward with the three focus areas surrounding prop-k which included program delivery, budgeting and sponsor reimbursements. before we discussed the results, i would like to briefly clarify what i mean by peer comparison agencies because you will hear me mention that throughout the presentation. what it really means is that we're applicable, we compared the t.a.'s practices with similar transportation agencies who elected t.a. who are also the administrator of half cent sales tax. they are the regional transportation planning agency as well as the congestion management agency designated by the state. the factors we considered were a sales tax program of similar size and the number of staff. for the first focus area, we were asked to look at the prop-k delivery status in terms of funding allocated to date for the majo

leann rimes is on the stage, and what else is going on? more updates coming up. >> let's see what other trouble i can get into also. >> have a time time kari, i bet you'll take your kids out there this weekend. it looks fun. we'll check in with you in just a bit. follow your weather wherever you are with our nbc bay area app. it's nice and sunny outside so get it before the stormy season comes in. >>> a woman is dead and another is hurt in a shooting in antioch. this happened at 4:30 this morning in a neighborhood south of highway 4. this is near an elementary school. we are working to find out more details a about that shooting. no word on whether police are looking for the suspects ow or this might have started. you can see authorities are looking through trash cans working to find out if that injured woman, what her conditions are, nbc bay area's melissa colorado is following this story right now. you can look for updates throughout the afternoon on her twitter feed. >>> we are learning 3,000 children need to be reunited with their fami

leanne caldwell's comment was retweeted thousands of times prompting liberal, commentator david cornve it was true he would "merit a congressional investigation." except that it isn't true. after getting called out and causing chaos on social media, leanne caldwell tried to walk about, tweeting "i deleted this week because it incorrectly implies a transactional nature in kennedy's replacement, because when you flat out say that trump and kennedy had been in negotiations for months, it does tend to imply a transactional nature. in the national review, charles cw cook said this about caldwell's reporting, quoting "at best this is extraordinarily irresponsible, at worst it's malicious. since trump won the election, or national conversation has been marked by this approach. white house deputy press secretary raj shah also called the story can lily falls but when shah was asked about the claim, multiple times on cnn, he said multiple times he would let justice kennedy speak for himself. watch. >> well, again, not going to read out private conversations that justice kennedy had with either

it is a huge leanne mendez this new reward. >> reporter: no one has come forward.evelopers hope that by offering $300,000, someone will help catch the person or people responsible for destroying multi family units under construction. >> the individuals will receive $300,000 after the conviction sometimes within a couple of months after the conviction. >> on july 7 eastwath last year project went up in flames on valdez street. investigators never rule d out arson. today they built what was lost but they added security measure. every border of this multi family housing construction product has been burned down twice. >> it seems to be certain patterns of the fires that caused us to be the work of a group of individuals working together. >> many of these projects of income house ing and some are l income. >> burning there of what we are trying to build up is not going to help that. these huge fires have not deterred developers from investing in oakland. >> we have 6,656 units of housing under construction. >> the mayor says they are building a record number of housing

in san francisco, leanne melendez, abc 7 news. >>> the generic version made by tiva pharmaceuticals iser parts of the developing world, but not here. with that, thanks for joining us for abc 7 news at 4:00. abc 7 news at 5:00 starts now. >>> we just wanted tom justice, some fair justice. and we don't feel that, in our opinion, that was fair justice. >>> the search for justice comes up short for some. the criminal case in the oakland's deadliest fire is all but over. we have live team coverage coming up. >> firefighters keep an eye on the wild fire year lake berryessa, scorching 70,000 acres. the fight in the air and on the ground could take days. >>> neighbors turning to neighbors, and turning in neighbors. the crackdown on illegal fireworks in san jose is in full swi swing. >> announcer: live where you live, this is abc 7 news. >>> 19 months after fire rips through an oakland warehouse killing 36 people, families get a small measure of justice today. the two men accused of creating what some call the death trap agreed to a deal that will send both of them to prison for several years.

in san francisco, leann melendez, abc 7 news. >> now an accuweather update. >> i'm meteorologist frances dinglasan. you can see that with live doppler 7 in the satellite image. notice, it spilled in from the coast into parts of the east bay. here's a live shot, and you may need to use your wipers and there was a bit of mist. temperatures right now are in the 50s and 60s. oakland, 60 and san jose milder and half moon bay, and check out this beautiful shot. you see some of those low low lw and temperatures are climbing. santa rosa, napa, novato and fairfield, and livermore, and that's where we'll see the warmest temperatures this afternoon where it's already clear. live shot over san rafael. here's the forecast for today. we have foggy, misty areas this morning, but then we have typical summer weather this weekend which means sunshine this afternoon and also wide range of temperatures. there's something for everyone from the coast, 60s all of the way to the 90s inland and here's how the forecast animation plays out. in the next hour we'll still see the low clouds into parts of the north ba

leann melendez has the details. >> reporter: it was "us weekly" which reported on the upcoming visit america," the day of the royal visit, some time in early 2019. >> we know that they want to meet with ceos and especially female tech entrepreneurs out in silicon valley to raise awareness to the royal foundation and see if they can really start working more closely with them. >> it's not clear who will orchestrate the visit, but we know meghan markle is good friends with tennis star serena williams whose husband is co-founder of reddit and both attended the royal wedding. >> i would be surprised if they didn't get together when they were out here and maybe she will be a conduit for all of that. >> britain's daily mail says the royal couple wants to sit down with tech entrepreneurs to encourage their involvement in the industry. at this point, one can only speculate who that may be. >> she calls herself a she's done ted talks and she's a philanthropist, in that spirit people will want to meet with them especially young women. >> karina cabrera created the reach mom network which conne

. >> what a her cue leann task lies ahead for these rescuers and the clock is ticking.e'll be following this every minute. we're so glad you're there. thank you. >> you know, we thought when we saw the pictures, oh, it's over. they're out of the woods. >> they're not out of the woods. >> the problem is they can get the rescuers, they can get to them but they can't get the kids out. these are narrow paths. as anna was saying, a lot of them can't swim. they haven't eaton for nine days, how do you get them to the point where you can get out safely. >> i scuba dive. you put the mask on them and put the thing in their mouth -- you're right. the passage ways aren't big enough. now what they're thinking about doing is getting them supplies so they can wait it out. they're talking about months of supplies. that's on the extreme level right now, but really extreme measures. >>> we have one of the national experts in cave diving and rescues here with us to talk about what the next steps are. >>> as you remember yesterday, michael cohen broke his silence about what it's been like

plaid cymru's leanne wood is one of the better—known welsh politicians but she is facing a double challenge party. in the running, adam price, former conservative mp, and rhun ap iorwerth, a former bbc presenter. the former tory mp neil hamilton leads ukip in wales but not in the welsh assembly where he was ousted by caroline jones. neil hamilton is standing again. he is up against carolinejones and another assembly member gareth bennett, who wants to abolish the assembly. it is a lot easier in the welsh liberal democrats who only have one am. kirsty williams has been the welsh party leader, she doesn't want her old job back. and she is the only one of the 60 assembly members who isn't involved in a leadership election this year. now for a look at some of the other westminster news in brief. the dup‘s ian paisley made an emotional apology to the commons forfailing to register and declare two free trips to sri lanka in 2013. the family holidays, worth an estimated £50,000, were paid for by the sri lankan government. the commons standards committee recommended that mr paisley be suspended fro

confrontations she would smile with general reciprocity and the willingness to engage and also combative leanne courageously talked back to the white school official that was stopping her way from the newly built cities l2 weeks one -- two blocks from her home. she viewed the junior high school as the earliest dues one -- desegregation lawsuit. it was one of a dozen lawsuits that went from rural texas to kansas to washington d.c. and virginia in the late 40s. most of these cases never went to the supreme court but these were the cases that first got the attention of thurgood marshall and lay the groundwork for brown v board of education. as they approached the white schools the hostile white principles would turn around and have a meeting with lawyers if you have you know how long and boring they can be so my apologies to any lawyers in the room. and they talked about their cases with conviction to both the black and the white press they wanted to know from all of the school plaintiffs do you want to go to school with white students? do you think you'll become friends friends with white student

carley: that's right, the tweet coming from leanne calledwell, she deleted tweet, kennedy and trump whiteave been in negotiations for months over kennedy's replacement once kennedy received ashuirnts that it would be kavanaugh, his former law clerk, kennedy felt comfortable retiring, rather, according to source who was told of the discussion. well, she later deleted that tweet and replaced it with another one saying that it kind of didn't really suggest the story and the right way and a lot of folks on social media are now weighing in on this one, john says more false stories from the media, go figure and another twitter user says, it's bad journalism to not vet your sources before distributing it to the masses, so there you have it. heather: all right, are we talking about the last one, the fun one with the stuffed animal. >> we have to get to the fun one. when a little girl lost her dog, stuffed dog named cookie dough, police saved the day by finding the dog and taking the dog in adventure around the airport. there he is right there. he's also there, how cute is this. when mom went to t

leann melendez has the details. >> reporter: it was "us weekly" e date oth royal visit, cominga, some time early in 2019. >> we know they want to meet with ceos and especially female entrepreneurs in silicon valley to raise awareness to the foundation and see if they can start working more closely with them. >> it is not clear who will orchestrate the vision, and we know meghan markle is good friends with serena williamsban reddit. >> i would be surprised if they wouldn't get together when they're out here and maybe she will be a conduit for that. >> the royal couple wants to sit down with female tech entrepreneurs to encourage their involvement in the industry. at this point, one can only speculate who that may be. >> she calls herself a feminist. she's done ted talks and she's a philanthropist. i think in that spirit, a lot of people will want to meet with them especially young women. >> karina cabrera mel crow eighted the reach mama network which provides working moms of color with the support they need to take on leadership positions industry. according to forbes magazine, women o

there had also been a little girl named tracy leanne foley who had also died in the

abc 7 news reporter leann has more. >> reporter: welcome to a summer camp for extraordinary minds. >> this gets the juices flowing and brings everybody together and the kids love it. >> a ten minute workout helps to improve their memory and thinking skills. dancing runs in the family. the founder of the camp joey happens to be john travolta's older rel brother. before getting into movies he was a special education teacher now he leads students with disabilities in a camp. 53 campers spend two weeks making short this is tim's fourth year. this year he especially likes the animation studio. >> he's the best guy you will ever imagine. they havatt animatioy can put in. >> reporter: here they learn about lighting, camera working, editing, acting and voice. >> the social and life skills that come out of film making, because it all goes into everyday life. >> reporter: after the work, it's shown at a red carpet event at the vine cinema. it's an unforgettable moment. >> the kids like seeing themselves on the screen, and they do a great job. >> reporter: they're now pushing for them to work as

>> well, leanne and doreen, in the past two hours h wee seen seven marked trains and two csx trains rollast u on these tracks. when you consider the frequency and the force of these trains you wonder why anyone would walk along the tracks, and yet i am told it is not uncommon. tat a look how fast and loud csx trains travel through this area of germanwn. they can be heard at least seconds before they arrive.po ce are conducting a death investigation into the accident that killed two women who were walk along these tracksye erday evening. >> and i'm just saying what have you been doing tre? can't figure it out. i don't know. i don't understand. >> this woman lost a friend. 25-year-old dedna peralta d when she was hit by the csx train yesterday evening alongra the ts near her germantown home. her companion, 30-year-old christina of gaithersburg was also killed in the accident. neighbors in the apartment mplex adjacent to the tracks were alerted to the deadly accident by a young girl. >> she was about 16 years old, a young girl and she was running coming from the tracks saying that somebody had

we heard from leanne wood the leader of plaid cymru, opposed to this visit.p is here? we need to say you are very welcome, mr president, and the first lady, as well, we hope this is the first of many visits and the ceiling of a very positive future relationship and growing relationship with the united states of america. america is one of our true world friends and only a nutcase, a crank, a complete idiot, would say that everyone is supportive... who is supportive of the president of the united states isa the president of the united states is a fascist and this is crazy talk. we have the president of the most powerful nation in the world, we are hoping to trade deals and a number of things with the us and we should be welcoming them with open arms and making sure that this is a very successful and positive relationship and of course we will have all of the idiots of the day having their right to protest and inflating huge balloons. isn't it unreasonable to call the protest is idiots? —— protesters. they have a number of objections to the president.” protester

here's abc 7 news reporter deeian leanne me len dez. >> if you're a believer, you know anything is possiblenary minds. it helps improve their memory and thinking skills. that's the founder of the camp joey travolta who happens to be john's older brother. >> we come from a dancing family. >> before getting into movies, he was a special education teacher. now during the summers he leads the students with developmental disabilities in a film camp called futures explored. 53 campers with autism, down syndrome, asbergers syndrome, among others, spend two weeks making films, learning about editing, acting and voice. >> introducing the most welcome painting tool in america instapaint. >> i kind of like it when we're hanging out and filming and shows the editing, film editing. >> he especially likes animation. his mom carolyn says it's helped build confidence. >> kids with autism can be real lu -- reluctant to try new things. it's a huge step and the fact he wants to come every year is a bonus. >> everything that goes into film making goes into everyday life. >> all of their work is shown at a red

[applause] leanne wong, program manager of china s.f. [applause] joe lynn vallejo, director of latin s.f. [applause] laura jenkins, director of partnership. [applause] samba jiggers, director of special projects. [applause] alex fong, program manager. our youngest manager of the team. [applause] and by the way, i'm still hiring. i'm looking for a new director as s.f. asia. contact me if you want the job description. ok. to better clarify the organized -- organizational structure, because everyone is wondering, are you guys becoming global s.f. right now? what is china s.f. going to equally who are you? what are you going to be equally wanted to clarify the organizational structure. china s.f. and latin s.f. and s.f. asia operate as initiatives focused on their specific regions. reporting up to global s.f. global s.f. will start looking at opportunities outside the targeted regions, whether they be in africa, europe, or the middle east, just to name a few. i would like to thank my founding board members, david kaufman who gave some really

in oakland, leann melendez, nbc 7 news. >>> next, costco is changing things up.removing from the food court menu and by living off the grid. completely. you could generate your own energy, at home. maybe you could save energy by weaving your own shoes... out of flax. or... just set the washing machine to cold. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. >> welcome back, everybody. here are the winning numbers for last night's $283 million drawing. 2, 10, 46, 50, 56 and 16. there were no jackpot winners so it rolls over to $306 million. the next drawing is wednesday night. >>> if you're making a trip to costco today you may notice some changes on the food court menu. the warehouse chain is shaking things up. it has removerd the polish dog. you can still get the hot dog and soda deal for $1.50. you may notice the new acai fruit boole, and plant-based protein salad. next on abc 7 mornings at 6:00, a warning before you make a trip to the beach this weekend and also, we have the very latest on wildfires burning in southern california. and a push to speed up the res

leanne wolfe, managing editor at "the blaze."good idea that it is a winning issue, or does that further isolate your party to the left? >> well, there is no question, melissa, that there is a growing movement of americans who believe that health care is a right. a fundamental right, and not a privilege in the way that we have approached health care in this country up until now. and so it is certainly a change over the last few years that has gotten to this point where the majority of americans are now in support of health care as a right, they are in support of health care and medicare as all as an approach to this. and i cannot think of any disagreement as far as what the caucus wants to do. they want to study the similar policies from around the world, and figure out something like this being financed. >> melissa: let's talk about that. because if you look at the plan that bernie sanders had that was voted down last year, that would be $14 trillion over ten years, and the problem that it seems like with medicare for all is that

thank you, chair peskin and thank you so much, leanne, and to sjoberg's team for this very helpful review. the process itself provided a lot of insight into even our own staff given they were administering the prop-k program for 30 years. next year is the 30th anniversary and it is gratifying to see that we appear to be delivering on track as promised to the voters that we always felt was the case. it has been very helpful to also hear feedback from other partners in the city, family and across the region on things that we're doing well and things that could be improved. we take to heart the recommendations about communication, everything from the website. of course, which is being updated to our online tools, to sitting down, you know, with partners at our sort of biggest allies and the largest grantees to, you know, maybe semiannual have a more in-depth conversation. all of that at the management level, at the staff level. we very much appreciate those recommendations. in terms of the in-house versus consulting balance, it's good to see that we're in line and good value provided by our

leann walters said, hey, i think something is wrong with my water.used his own money to do testing and flint. he inspected her own house, and he wrote a damming report and mirror in july of 2015, really early on, with alarm bellsls everywhere saying, hey, there is lead in flint's water and wee need to look into this. he was silenced. the state called him a rogue employee. he had to kind of apologize for his behavior. michigan department of health and huhun services direct n nick lyons facing manslaughter charges. >> bececause of the legionnaires ououtbreak. amy: what should they have done at the time, aside from not having switched the water supply? >> absolutely. i wish they never would have switched this water supply, because it was all preventable, all man-made. but when we knew the elevated saw aof lead levels and few cases of legionnaires disease, people should have been alerted, providers alerted. hehealth advisories shouould hae gone into effect. it should have been a red flag. there were so many missed opportunities. for 18 months, people rem

my colleague leann caldwell is in colorado springs, colorado, where the koch brothers have convened theirual summit for conservative donors. let me ask you first of all what's changed. we talk about the koch brothers in tandem. how's this conference different and what are folks saying apt t -- about the prospects for the midterms? >> a lot has changed for the koch brothers. one brother has stepped down, but let me tell you about this conference. they have it twice a year. you have to donate $100,000 per year to be able to come, and so these are the wealthy, sometimes libertarian-minded donors who come together and talk about politics and policy, and we've seen a bit of a shift among the koch brothers or about the koch network over the past few months, and that is that they started attacking republicans, as well. i mean, don't get me wrong, they are spending $300 to $400 million on politics and policy for the 2018 midterm elections. that's an enormous amount of money, and the majority of that is going to be spent to help re-elect republicans, but there is a subtle shift happening between t

richard nixon was famous leanne unindicted co-conspirator in the watergate proceeding, but the same concept applying. i think what is so significant here as we await the trial of the chairman of the trump campaign and we have other people who were cooperating is that bob mueller is moving methodically through each aspect of what has been the known interference. if it doesn't lead to the top, if donald trump ultimately said wild, irresponsible, many people feel disturbing things in public but there isn't the evidence to prove that he was involved in these conspiracies, we would not expect based on the way it works that bob mueller would overreach or do anything else. but he's clearly showing and we've seen today more than we've ever seen before that there were in his view, and these are allegations, these are not proven yet in court. but in bob mueller's view, he is arguing and alleging that there are americans, some unnamed, who were on the receiving end of what the russians were doing. >> and the white house's pushback to that is that there's no evidence that those americans on the receivi

there's a neighbor named leanne d dunlap. she noticed about a month ago, children were being ushered into this unmarked, unmapped office building right next door to her. she started asking questions and shooting video and trying to get attention to what was happening. she sent us the tip and video. we found it so disturbing here at our offices in oakland i got on the next flight the following morning to phoenix to see what was happening there for myself. i spent time with her. i spent time with her neighbors. they all explained the same thing. over the course of three weeks, they saw dozens of children entering this building which had just been vacant a month before. and coincides with the exact time that we know that children were being separated from their families. the video that we've seen and the accounts that we've heard from neighbors. all tell us that children including toddlers that weren't young enough -- that weren't old enough to walk were being ushered in there and weren't seen leaving for as long as three weeks.

they: leanne cooperman, in letter to investors saying that his decision is a personal one, not drivenoncerns. he is 75 and he spoke to erik schatzker. >> this decision, the toughest team of 35e a terrific partners and associates. they have done a terrific job for me. had you tear up right now. from 35 people to 15, it's painful. shery: and that is your business flash up date. a very emotional time for leon cooperman. remember, he's not the first one to make this change. in 2010 and with george soros in 2011, just keep in mind that when these people first opened shop, it was a very germanic, different hedge fund industry out there. it speaks to as much as it has changed at this point, with the changing market environment. age plays a role, it's interesting to see how much he cares for the people that work for him. shery: we have already seen a bit of those regulatory hurdles for these companies, including omega advisors with the fcc challenges last year. but still a very emotional time for everyone. indeed. a reminder to our users that we can interact with the charts we have seen on g

thank you very much, leanne. thank you all for coming on the programme. to us to time. they explained that these tablets were taken to speed up the metabolism, that they'd basically caused her body to overheat, and fail, you know. she'd experienced kidney failure, her lungs had stopped working and, you know, her heart had stopped, and they had been unable to do anything about it. there's nothing that will get this stuff out of your system once it's in there. once you have taken it, it's a one way trip. at the end of last week, the man who sold the diet pills to eloise parry was jailed for seven years after being convicted of manslaughter. while the substance in the pills, which can be toxic, is not banned in the uk, it is illegal to sell it for human consumption. eloise's mum fiona parry is here now. thank you very much for talking to us. your reaction, first of all, to this jail sentence of seven years for the man that sold or bought these pills? it is something that i didn't expect to see happen. she bought the pills online. the internet is global. the