tons and intellectual meg tons and the challenge for nuclear weapons and nuclear deterrence so i'm lear to discuss the work under way in arms control and administration. the president has charged his national security team to think more broadly about arms control in terms of the countries and weapons systems involved. the world has moved 0en from the cold war and the bilateral treaties that cover limited types of nuclear weapons or certain ranges of adversary missiles. the president wants effective amps control that delivers real security to our american people and allies and to achieve this, he has concluded that we must negotiate with both russia an china. and so the national security council staff is coordinating options to how best to proceed of the administration has been consistent, beginning with the u.s. nuclear posture review that arms control can contribute to the national security of the united states and our allies. but unlike some true believers, who worship at the altar of the current arms control apparatus, we see arms control as a means to an end and not an end unto itse

obstructed you have to say where is the crime other than you know, is it a crime to rage like king learn the white house against mueller. >> right, a great point this is what makes it into kind of a night making sure law school question academic no underlying crime report was very clear on that yes, you can still obstruct investigation into something that is not a crime or turns out not criminal but becomes much less apple latable likely you get 12 people to agree there is a criminal intent beyond reasonable nl doubt very hype technical in category of perhaps, the law permits much wisdom condemns as folly, maybe should not have been tweets there should not have been king lear mojts not type that leads to criminal prosecution. >> james thanks for being with us appreciate it when we come back robert mueller puts the ball in congress's court with an nancy pelosi resist growing calls from democrats to begin an impeachment inquiry. >> with respect to impeachment questions at this point all options on the table nothing options on the table nothing should be ruled run with us in the unstoppabl

if you were running lear or ford, what would you do, would you be looking to move those supply chainse or would you simply try to wait it out and hope for the best? >> well, first of all, you can't move things fast that takes a year to 18 months to resource critical parts that you have invested in but what i would do and what i'm sure they are doing when you brush away all the hype and all the anxiety, they will wait to see what happens my guess is, if these tariffs will either not be imposed next week or if imposed will simply place more pressure on mexico to do something about stemming the tide from their side of the border, which is basically the president's agenda this has nothing to do with trade or protecting american jobs in the auto industry. this has everything do with using the threat of tariffs to get mexico to respond and do something on their end and if i were the ceo of a major corporation, either automotive or components, i would sit there and wait it out and know that in my judgment the president knows what he's doing. >> you know, bob, you're there in michigan and i'm

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with by the credit both things and talk at the same time that's the challenge of being or going to lear and i was 3 months. angle at which you thrust the pole down is crucial then he would just your course through growing motions. that cost a dollar centered you're on your own out front who's boss. i'm not too sure about this at 1st it works quite well but i end up steering us into the bushes and i better take cover under the benches. run aground but yet gets us back on track. listen. with a little help i started to get the hang of it. so that's a really good look if you're going really well. there's a 1st time for everything and honestly it could have been worse. than ever thank you so much that was a lot of fun i hope it wasn't too bad i think you're great. for a newbie like me this calm little creek was just right but as far as rivers go it's nothing compared to let's say india's ganges river it's hinduism is a most sacred river which is just one of the aspects that made our viewer norris pre-term want to visit he's from delhi and travelled to the holy city of mara nasi and the resul

students were morning a reform miminded lear ousted two yeyears prr. soon, they started raising more issues. >> i had an argument with my father. he already said if the students continueue, this might lead to bloodshed. i did not agree. >> he was then a high-ranking official. >> i did not notice it end in tragedy, but i knew it was a difficult situation. >> he had been a close aide to the successor. he was also a reformer and wanted dialogue with students, but the conservative prime minister favored a hard-line approach. >> i was not interested in my father's work. i do not care what he was doing in the government. >> what the sun did not know is that another man was in control. china's senior leader had retired from most duties. >> the whole country new, the students knew. >> over the next few weeks, the students became more and more radical. they demanded negotiations, some went into a hunger strike. >> everybody had a feeling that we would win, because everybody supported us. that is what i saw in the square. but when i came home, t there ws a deepl

now it's time for a look at the weather with louise lear.ain across the country today, accompanied by petty gusty winds. the strongest of the winds to the south of the rain, heaviest of the rain moving its layout of the midlands into the north of england and across to the scottish borders. bright and breezy with a scattering of showers to the north—west of scotla nd of showers to the north—west of scotland and northern ireland. for the rest of england and wales, south of that rain, if you scattered showers. it will not be a particular warm out there, particularly for the middle part of gin. top temperatures underneath the cloud and rain setting a 12 or 13 degrees. highest values are maximum of 18 celsius. that's low pressure will move away and sunday looks like a drier day with a little more sunshine and just aafew with a little more sunshine and just a a few scattered showers, again not particularly warm. hello this is bbc news. the headlines... michael gove — one of the frontrunners for the conservative leadership — says he "deeply regrets

join michelle griego and kenny choimorning team ting adevepiofda couy, we lear fthe who drowned out lake del valle was a local horse jockey. search teams recovered the body of sean spikes late this morning at the lake near livermore. police got the call yesterday, a boater going overboard at the north end of the lake. a 23-year-old was in a fishing boat when the accident happenedb today. >> everyone was in shock. kind, genuine, a tougher guy for sure. >> spikes is the second man to drown there this week. police say the exact same type of accident happened days ago, the horse jockey's body was recovered just 50 feet from where the other fatal accident occurred. >>> after crews recovered a body at stinson beach, tony foster junior seen struggling in the surf just 60 yards offshore yesterday. foster was 34 and from marin city. >>> 11:00 tonight, $8 billion is the budget santa clara county supervisors are trying to finalize this week. maria medina reports, hundreds of county workers want a say on where that money is spent. >> reporter: earlier today hundreds of santa clara county workers wer

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zblncht bauch health said it will help paybt down learing its mandatory payment for the first quaeyer of 2020. also launched a new treatment for plaque. 24.33.ares rose to >>> today, aeroenvironment reported profit below wall street expectations. the company cited a decrease in product sales and weaker growth parn margins. the stock fell sharply in afterhours trading initiall it finishe eed the regular sess off just a fraction. >>> well a made in china label is seemingly everywhere these days, but with threat of more tariffs on chinese goods, somemultinational companies are considering moving their manufacturing opethtions out of at country and into places like vietnam. carl reports for us tonight from hanoi. >> this story of this nike pullover t or the adidck suit you might have bought for your kids or grand kid at walmart or costco. j's being sold here today at a factory in vietnt north of hanoi. workers earning $280 a month stitch, package and ship the product to the u.s. and companies are leaving china. >> with president trump thatening more tariffs against chinese goods, american

the two-time oscar winner is taking on one of the greatest men's roles ever writn, king lear.played queens is tackling the role of king. you're scary up there. there are moments, wow. although, as a person, you have the reputation -- >> you know, i've never understood that. the two things i read about myself over the years, which have reoccurred is one that i'm frightening and two, that i speak in mplete sentences. now don't we all speak in complete sentences? >> reporter: no. >> don't we? okay. fine. i don't get the frightening bit at all. >> reporter: i think guilty of both counts, just saying. shis a force to be reckoned with. she put her thriving acting role on hold for 23 years serving as a member of the british parliament motivated by her destain for margaretth cher and her policies. >> greed, selfishness, no care for the weaker. >> reporter: four years ago she decided to leave politics and ended up back oadway. do you feel smarter than you did at 40? >> i don't feel smarter. i think i'm in a better position to avoid making usisastrous mistakes becai'd made disastrous mi

>> it looks like a friday on the roadways lear at 4:30 this morning the the main travel times are all in the green. you are welcome today. your drive times not bad. just 24 minutes coming through the altamonte pass. only 13 minutes on the east shore freeway, 26 minutes on highway 4 to the east shore freeway. northbound 37 minutes. we have accidents on 101. in the meantime let's check in with the bay bridge where the metering lights are not yet on. stacked up in the cash lanes but then good to go. >>> they are doing construction at least until 5:00, 6:00 this >>> mo. i'll check with chp to see what their schedule is, but you're down to one lane. you have some companies on the san mateo bring, not a whole lot. it is moving right along. our overall map, only a few issues. plenty of green. i'll keep track of this throughout the morning. >>> police are looking for the driver in a hit-and-run rollover crash. this was on the expressway and redmond avenue in san jose. it happened before midnight. you heard emily's traffic report. its not affecting traffic any longer but two people were hurt.

it comes as the president is making another headline tonight at the white house about north korean lear kim jong-un just yesterday he weighed in on reports kim jong-un's half brother assassinated in a busy airport was working for the cia. >> that would not h.happen under my watc that's for sure. >> reporter: mr. president, you seem to suggest yesterday that you were essentially committing to not spying on north korea. is that what you meant? >> no, it's not what i meant. it's what i said and i think it's different than maybe your interpretationin we're going to do very well with north korea over a period of time. i'm in nsh. >> kristen joins us now. there is information about donald trump nior's testimony tonight. >> reporter: that's right. donald trump junior testified behind closed drs today. hope hicks will also testify behind closed doors that will happen next week, lester? >> kristen welker, thanks. >>> on capitol hill a house panel voted unanimously today to replenish the 9/11 victims' fund a day after they were shamed j byn stewart and fiery testimony. we get more from nbc's blay

islamic radicalization in france that's according at least to a parliamentary report artie's paulus lear takes a closer look at the story. it's a shocking as it is revealing a report on radicalization in the french public sector carefully put together by 2 french parliamentarians and now garnering quite a reaction from the media and politicians so what exactly does it say in total $29039.00 individuals are considered by the government as radicalized suspicious or vulnerable under different. factors the most radicalized of the prison and maybe call 6 has while it's a case in and justice are considered relatively safe less than half a percent of the army for example has been radicalized and then there are gray areas like sports and public transport where they say it's too difficult to determine exact numbers and yet still the report is disturbing with certain media outlets and politicians calling it shocking and demanding that the french president emmanuel mccrone takes action. the report should serve as an electric shock and finally force in menlo micro to end this all could silence and r

thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: the norman lear special that we did. >> yeah. >> jimmy:ou nervous at all, doing that live? >> not as nervous as jamie foxx was. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. jamie foxx was very sweaty, very nervous. >> yeah. no, no, i wasn't. i was excited about it all. >> jimmy: yeah, you didn't seem that nervous. >> no, no. kudos to you, for, you know, putting that all together, man. so give jimmy a round of applause for that. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i get enough of that. >> yeah. no, it was a great time. >> jimmy: yeah, that was a lot of fun. now, as i recall, i remember you're hanging out a little with wanda. >> yeah. >> jimmy: sykes. you were hanging out with jamie. >> yup. >> jimmy: and woody harrelson. >> yup. >> jimmy: and you guys were -- whose car was that, that lamborghini that was in the parking lot? >> you know what's crazy? jamie came to work one day in this classic rolls royce. and i was like, yo, i -- i'm doing well right now, jamie, yo, what kind of car is that? and he was like, i'll have my car guy come. you talk to my car guy. and i w

say a norman lear show.aracter -- >> i knew jamie was going to do something. he's jamie. he's jamie. that was great. that was a great moment. >> you held it together. how did you do that? >> you know, i took my cue from anthony, i just -- i was like, okay, you go, i'm going to have to go but, okay, we going to stay. we're going to stay in character, okay. i don't have an oscar, i'm going to stay in character. [ laughter ] >> i'm sure in the rehearsals there had to be some downright funny moments. >> oh, man, we had so much fun. there was one moment where -- when marla gibbs walked in, and she called jackee sondra -- it was so much fun, and the hing of crying, i mean, when woody and marisa were ngg song, we're standing backstage and we're, like, tearing up and i'm, like -- i look over and ellie kemper and she's tearing up then we're like, oh, god, we got to go onstage so had to run in and patch us back up. >> nothing like live tv. >> live tv. >> and speaking of live tv and tearing up, comedy special you have.

he always tried to be a lear --e a thorn in the president's side.o you think he legitimately wants to impeach the president or is he doing this for his own ego? >> i think it's both. i think the reason he want to impeach the president is because of his personal distaste for hem. i think the bigger picture is his political future. he was anti-trump from the start. he was a never trumper and didn't vote for trump. so he had to make the big splash to get on national headlines and become a household name. jesse: you used to work for him, is that right? >> i did not work for him, but i volunteered on his first campaign, yes. jesse: how disappointed are you in this guy? >> extreme. there were other things along the way, right to life, and he voted against the wall and voted against defunding sanctuary cities and kate's law. his record has been poor. jesse: he want to impeach the president. he doesn't want border security. he's pro sanctuary cities. this guy is a pelosi democrat if you ask me. did he look nervous or shaken when you were blasting him face t

are looking to unite in a diplomatic push to persuade iran not to pull out of the agreement well as lear has more. all this study is an effort by these european countries to try and salvage what they can in terms of the 2015 new kid deal that the united states withdrew from last year they're also stepping up efforts to try and de escalate the recent tensions that we've witnessed in the gulf region the japanese prime minister was in the rain in capital recently for talks as was the german foreign minister and france has announced that it is sending a high level delegation one as they are committed to on the one hand trying to preserve the deal but on the other hand also trying to reach as the european leaders have said some kind of peaceful solution to prevent the situation in the gulf region from complete deescalating we want to unify all efforts so a process of deescalation starts there's still time and we hope all the actors will show more restraint there's still time but only little time before you'll be the most important mediator between the 2 is like. europe tried to do what we com

3 soldiers and wounding 7 it says that it's been responding to 2 missiles fired from syria paulus lear reports. well that's where the defense forces the i.d.f. has confirmed that it hit a number of targets in syria overnight saturday and it says that this was in retaliation to 2 missiles that were fired from syria at the israeli part of the golan heights there were no reports of injuries or damage on the israeli side but we are hearing from the israeli cabinet that it was the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu who posts to meet ordered these retaliate tree strikes now it comes as the israeli army issues a statement in which it says its planes and helicopters hit 2 artillery batteries and a defense battery and also a number of observation points along the israel syria border syrian state media is reporting at that 3 syrian soldiers were killed and an additional 7 injured this happening in the eastern part of the connector country side all of this is happening as tensions between israel and syria escalate particularly in the area of the golan heights not only in the week jared kri

police latne lear the suspect's grill lighter was mistaken for a gun and the school day was already over there but there was a small group of children in the building f an after-school program. no one hurt and campbell later placed in custody. >>> today marks eight days since the shooting massacre at virginia beach's municipal building and al surviva story may play into the handsof governor ralph northam. he set july 9th for the day for a special session of the general assembly. a worker inside the building said the shots did not sound like a gun that likely delayed people from running for cover. the shooter was using a silencer, as we know. the legality of silencers likely is among ts ies to be considered at the special session along with universal background checks and ban on assault rifles. republican lears tell news 4th say have their own ideas about gun violence and will enter that ate session >>> and guniolence awareness day. a look last night. all lit up at 9:00 rang the bell more than 100 times in memory of lyam ien wrica our country.ra wear oe started in memory of a 15-year-old

and i got this magna lear they produce product also in mexico and so that could have a pet component parts but the bottom line is you're going to see the auto industry softening anyhow we're looking at may expectations for sales to be on the softer side it's not going to help that prices are going to go up on 2020 models that are being produced today it's the 29 teams that are on the lot today you probably get some great deals so if you get in the month end of the model year we're going to see is possibly even 5 percent where you're really going to see the hurt is if in october we still haven't agreed to anything and this tariff goes into play 25 percent on the cost of a vehicle is a lot of money that will impact everybody that's going to impact jobs and all the some companies that supply components and services to the auto industry that's where you're really going to see the biggest impact to the auto industry so keep this in mind right now it seems to me that there's a lot of pushback from mexican government is a lot of pushback from people within the administration and of course t

now it's time for a look at the weather with louise lear.probably be glad to see the back of this week with that heavy, persistent rain. for some, in northumberland on wednesday, we had some record—breaking rainfall totals. some of us have seen nearly three months' worth of rain, and it has been quite cold, particularly forjune. but i am pleased to say as we move into next week we will see an improvement. drier for most of us, there is still going to be some rain around, but nowhere near as bad as this week. more sunshine and just feeling that little bit warmer as well. before then, we are still under the influence of low pressure, as you can see quite clearly, and spiralling like a catherine wheel around that low. bands of weather fronts bringing some showery outbreaks of rain. so the story so far today, we are seeing some rain. it is starting to weaken as it moves its way through the midlands and up into eastern england, and some showers as well through western scotland and northern ireland. that will be the case as we run into the afterno

time for a look at the weather, and at the map is louise lear.idlands and up north towards the scottish borders by the middle of the afternoon. bright and breezy with a scattering of showers to the north west of scotland and northern ireland, and for the rest of england and wales to the south of that rain and wales to the south of that rain a few scattered showers into the afternoon, but factor in the strength of the wind and it won't feel particularly warm, and particularly for the middle part of june. top temperatures underneath the cloud in the rain sitting at around 12 or 13 degrees, highest value as a maximum of 18 celsius. it looks as though that low pressure will move away, and sunday looks like being a dry day with a little more sunshine and just a few scattered showers, but again, not particularly warm. hello this is bbc news with shaun ley. the headlines: michael gove — one of the front runners for the conservative leadership — says he "deeply regrets" his past use of cocaine. us president donald trump lifts the threat of tariffs on imp

that is all the sport for now, now time for the weather with louise lear.ay morning, hasn't it, and i suspect you will be able to put the hosepipes away, because the rain is here to stay, not just through this because the rain is here to stay, notjust through this weekend but much of next week as well. the reason for the rain at the moment is this area of low pressure to the southern flank, unusually gusty winds as well, in excess of 60 mph so far this morning across channel coast. the rain continues to push its way steadily north and east, so we will see an improvement out of the midlands is that rain continues to move its way through the north of england, north wales and into southern scotland. behind it it is a case of sunny spells and scattered showers, some of those quite sharp, but hopefully they will be hit and miss and we will keep some sunshine, and to the north and west we will see sunshine into scotland, a few scattered showers through northern ireland, windy for all of us, and underneath the cloud and the rain, it will feel disappointingly cool.

don't do anything from 850 on so it occurred to you for told is very much a part of the politics of lear absolutely well read to history the way to the manchester i can present you if they're like salmon quick you know the drill. only scotch in the quick and then past that won't all these friends have been or are has very very kind of you know which thank you very much a pleasure thank you both for untasted. the state visit to the united kingdom of the 45th president of united states is only the thumb ever accorded to a sitting president reagan eisenhower kennedy a free of the substantial occupants of the white house never accorded such an accolade only trump himself would evaluate his presidency in that category now if the british calculations that donald trump is vulnerable to flatly that's undoubtably collect this is the most narcissistic and thin skinned american president in history over if the calculation is that pomp and ceremony will somehow influence his negotiating behavior in any upcoming possible exit trade deal then it is a serious misreading of the donald's intelligence and

here's louise lear. hello.cause my garden was desperate for rain. that is the kiss of death! it has been a miserable week for most of us. record—breaking rainfall for some, believe it or not. in northumberland earlier on this week. and some of us have seen close to three months worth of rain and without rain it has been disappointingly cold, hasn't it, for the time of year? i can offer you something a little more optimistic into next week. dry for most of us. still some rain around but more sunshine than we have seen this weekend as a result, just a little bit warmer as well. but for the time being, still under the influence of low pressure. it will stay with us into the weekend spiralling around the low like a catherine wheel, a series of weather fronts that continue to bring in showery outbreaks of rain across the country. for the rest of the afternoon, a lot of cloud around and bits and pieces of showery rain. one moving through the midlands and eastern england, another across northern ireland and into weste

now it's time for a look at the weather with louise lear.o the second half of the weekend. as you can see from the satellite picture, there is a good slice of sunshine to be found. shower clouds starting to threaten down into the south—west as well, and as we go through the day, we could see some sharper showers developing across south—west england and wales, and drifting further inland. at the same time, northern ireland and scotland keep those nuisance showers going. elsewhere, we keep some sunshine and with a little more sunshine and lighter wind than yesterday, temperatures will be a degree or so up, highs of 20 celsius. things are set to change as we move through sunday night into monday, with a weather front moving in from the near continent and that is going to bring some wet weather across from eastern england. eastern england and south—east england could see some heavy rain and it will be cool and disappointing. further north and west, we cling on to the sunshine and a little more in the way of warmth. keep abreast of the forecast,

bo.es to end thesis o why es theeatic ee leadersh othis sid want t ntinue tplayotics wn theemocratic lears in t sena every single member of the senate democratic leadership voted yes to end the crisis on the border. but why, madam speaker, are we on this floor now? why does the democratic leadership on this side want to continue to play politics when the democratic leadership in the senate says no? 58 days is enough, 18 votes over there are too many. but yes, people are dying. but yes, the money is out. we've acknowledged it on this floor. madam speaker, it makes me begin to wonder how can a few control so many? on that opening day when we're on this floor we all raise our hand individually. we all swear to uphold the constitution. our names are individually on the ballot when we're voted to come in here. this is not a moment to let somebody else control your name or your voting card. this is not a moment to say my party tells me to go here because that's not the case. chuck schumer is a leader of the emocratic party. dick durbin is a leader of the democrats when it comes to immigration. i

one of the thing things he lears flying isn't only dangerous when you are in combat. you had a little engine trouble. >> in kentucky i have bailout and my aircraft dove into the ground. it was a p. 47 and it smashed into about 100-yard from the cabin of a young lady was a western singer now but by the name of loretta lynn. i waited in the parachute about maybe half a mile on mile away and i was up on the hillside into the mountainside and some little girl saw me coming down through the clouds in my parachute and told her daddy, she was about 5-years-old at the time and he got the horse. thank you he got two horses. he was on one of them and was pulling the other one behind him. he came up the mountainside and i had broken my leg on the tail of the plane coming out and broke my leg so i was sitting in an outcrop of rocks in 20 got there he yelled hello and of course a panicked voice i yelled out i am in here. when he came within eyesight you could discern me very well, he was startled and i guess i was the first among a few black man he'd ever seen but to see this blac

still working to find out when this accident might be leared and the road back open. >> more breaking news in prince george's county this morning, traffic moving slowly after a deadly crash on route 50 near matin luther king jr. highway. they tell our news partners thad one person die in this crash. they had to call ico a helipter to get another person to e hospital. traffic is still moving slowly through there. at least one person is dead after a double shooting in southeast. that was here just around midnight. it was about midnight when police were called to an apartment, a unit in jenkins row apartments. they found two people that had been shot. we're told an adult male and an adult female. the male was pronounced dead and we don't know the extent of the injuries of the other victim. no information about a look out or any suspects at p thisnt in the investigation. residents say they didn't hear anything around thattime. but no far nothing inside. again, two people shot at the jenkins row apartments on pennsylvania avenue. we do know that one person has died. live in southeast. back

>> chewing the scenery like he is in the third act of "king lear." i am a loyal! loyal!'s only one more thing left for this routine, they've done a dramatized reading, they've done a congressional reading. the only thing left is a musical. "my fair special counselor." "a mueller on the roof." and he is a singer so maybe he can do it all. hollywood's political activism it reared its head a few weeks ago after georgia passed a heartbeat bill that limited abortions in the state. alyssa milano and others who boycotted, which gives hollywood millions to fill in the state. for now iconic director and actor clint eastwood is ignoring the boycott, announcing that he will film his next movie in atlanta, which is where it was set. and he is not the only a-lister shooting in georgia. this is tyler perry at the bet awards, who has his own studio in atlanta. >> everybody was fighting for a seat at the table, i say, you go ahead and do that but why you are fighting for a seat at the table, i will be down in atlanta building my own. [applause] because what i know for sure is that if i

what he wants the senate majority lear leader to do today. >>> one school district thinks bening parents will help convince kids to ve. >>> chuck? ow good morning. maybe a few shrs on friday but both saturday and sunday look amazing. temperatures near 80. even the ocean now back over the 70-degree mark. you can finally get in! i'll give you a closer look at our workweek forecast d tween now ane weend coming up. ek bullying is a major problem in schools around the country. sometimes leaving lasting effects on the victims. the problem is di ticulto combat but one wconsin town thinks one way may be to punish the parents of the bullies. today they will vote a new billu that wold fine parents hundreds of dollars if their kids are caught bullying. officials claim it's hard for schools to punish bullies because suspension would keep them from getting an education. >> i think the parents should have to pay a fine because you're he one raising the kid. >> a lot of the we found parents kid no idea what their kids were doing or what th were doing at school on the playground and they were shneked. >

. >>> all members including lgbt are equally loved and deserve to live lear and to be fully included. >>> the pride flag will fly at city hall for 30 days starting tonight through july 3rd. >>> meantime in san jose, both the rainbow and traction gender flags were raised to mark pride month. in sacramento, they are banning police officers in uniform from this weekend's festivities to honor victims of police violence. tail will be welcomed in their clothes but not without a controversy. >>> it resembles a swastika. when it started taking shape outside steve johnson's home, neighbors noticed asto be a swastika and he said it was to be a tibet tin signal. >> 6:0 el. the ghost ship warehouse fire continues. they blame derrick al mena and max harris for the fire that killed 36 people in december of 2016. the attorneys claim the fire was an act of arson possibly s tarted. closing arguments are slated for next month. >>> 6:08. apple is facing a new lawsuit over the app store. the claims against the tech giant. >>> they are closing today as it deals with fallout from discrimination claims. >>>

we smoke to a woman who lived right here and she says she es nervous about what has been happening learit is such a beautiful area. i love living here. it is a tightknit close community. i just finished response team training and everybody needs to help each other out, so to hear this, it is disturbing and really sad. >> reporter: part of skyline was closed for hours yesterday, because the body of a man was found last night. deputies say based on the injuries it appears the man was murdered. so far no arrests have been made for that first case, but police believe they have the suspect in custody for this second case they are now investigating. as far as the road closure is concerned, we don't know when it will be back open. they are telling the people to remain alert. in redwood city, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> time for a look attop ories. rinow police are looking for the gunman in two shootings on 680 in the span of two days. the last happened last night. a 12-year-old girl was hurt when she was hit by shattered glass when the bullet went through a rear window. she is expected to bow oka

if you lear line up, thank you. >> thank you. i live in hayes valley, so restrictions where we were the first one to do the chain store are near and dear to my heart. when you are in this city, having the sensitivity to really reflect how quickly neighborhoods can change and how the scope of concentric circles work. the example that was given about where does hate street end and cole valley begin. they require a great deal of sensitivity. so while we all want to protect the individual character that formed all of these districts and put in these restrictions, we want flexibility. we want vibrant commercial districts. so the assessments that were made to help small business and reflect character but not have it overreach make perfect sense and the discussion that you have been having about how do we understand where revisiting what the logical borders are and restrictions are? how do we get involved with communities to be sure they're constantly updates is absolutely the correct point of view for us to be using. so to support smal

but you could see, high pressure learing us out now. plenty ofnshine out there. just a beautiful day. and even though we have all of e that sunshi those temperatures are still nice. 60s and 70s. the humidity is low right now. so it is just a good-looking day and a very comfortable day out there. so if you are heading to the pool, plenty of sunshinow l humidity. temperatures will top out arouna 80 degrees toy and that is just about normal for this time of the year. dry conditions, not going to have to worry about storms today. especially headed to pride night at nats park. they're taking on the white sox, 7:05 and temperatures falling through the 70s and may getool by the end of the night, the later innings. as the wind goes down into nats park. so maybe bring a light jacket if you are cold-blooded out there. but other than that, that sun 8:30 and just about change tomorrow. a slight risk for severe weather around our area. those are the counties that are outlined in yellow a this point. margin is number one and the lowest and slight is step two and up to levelfiv

on wednesday night the great norman lear and i are bringing back "all in the family" and the "the jeffersonshit you with this in case you haven't heard it. woody harrelson and marisa tomei as archie and edith bunker, george and louise jefferson, jamie foxx and wanda sykes and kerry washington, ike barinholtz, anthony anderson, ellie kemper, jovan adepo, stephen tobolowsky, jackee harry, amber stevens west, sean hayes, will ferrell and some surprises, too. it is going to be some presentation. and it will all be live. if we screw up, that's it. we're screwed. that's wednesday night at 8:00 here on abc. we hope you join us for that. long before jon snow traveled north, another jon helped to put appointment television on the map. he is an emmy and golden globe-winning actor whom you can see as an archangel named gabriel in "good omens" starting may 31st on amazon prime. please welcome jon hamm. [ cheers and applause ] >>> how's it going? >> jimmy: very good to see you. jon, i have to say, i don't know if you're aware of this, but you have a very powerful handshake. almost rodeo caliber powerful.

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we see the highs reaching into the mid-70s, santa barra also will be cool, the clouds slow to lear thereaching into the upper 60s, friday into sunday. let me know where you are yed headed this weekend. my page is meteorologist kari hall. we will check out what's happening today coming up in three minutes. >> thanks, kari. >>> a big update in the fight for your money. the store where you definitely shop, pledging to start same day delivery there later, moon tune tunes. the help nasa wants from you to have an out of this world play list. one bart member is giving on a plane to raise prices. we are talking to riders this morning. >>> in washington the president says he would fought call the fbi if a foreign government offered him help in the election. the dow industrials are up 112 points, despite higher oil prices in the gulf of oman on oil tankers. you are watching "today in the bay" you wanted to save on prescriptions... so, you went online and got so confused that your brain went offline. next time, ask your helpful cvs pharmacist. we created a proprietary search tool that analyzes ways

if you lear line up, thank you. >> thank you. i live in hayes valley, so restrictions where we were the first one to do the chain store are near and dear to my heart. when you are in this city, having the sensitivity to really reflect how quickly neighborhoods can change and how the scope of concentric circles work. the example that was given about where does hate street end and cole valley begin. they require a great deal of sensitivity. so while we all want to protect the individual character that formed all of these districts and put in these restrictions, we want flexibility. we want vibrant commercial districts. so the assessments that were made

it's lear, though, as to how the vandali] or dvandals got ine thebuilding.j on that coming up at 5:00, but no obvious signs of a break-in here. >> w mystery so far. all right. pat collinságx reporting live. thanks, pat. >>> a former university ofu maryland basketball player is on trialqñr for rape inñr pgeince geor demonte dodd is accused of attacking a university of maryland student months after he graduated. tracee wilkins has more on the trialçó today and the importanc of the makeup of the jury.rt >> re: former university demonte dodd's rape trial is here in prince george'sxd county.jfdodd seen hs been playing overseas since graduating ba cks in 2017. a judge actually allowed thohim travel so he could continue to make a living while awaiting trial. he is cha aed andccused of raping a girl near thesi univ of maryland campus, getting her drunk atw3 a bar an then taking her to a nearby apartment complex where the alleged rape happened. he's looking at a jury of predominant women who are going to be judging this case. we'rein expect one witness to take theÑi