christina: leslie? leslie: i would say i am giving a talk in dallas next week, the title of it, is -- i would be making that up, because it will not be happening. but it could happen. the pelican party is enjoying -- were public and party is enjoying electoral success right now. they have 34 governorships as of the week ago. over two dozen states where the governors are republicans, the state senate controlled by the republican party. legislation passing in those estates, achieving a lot of what the republican party has cherished and wanted to do for years, if they had the reins of power at the state level. one, the reppo can party is struggling in a lot of areas, right? but it is probably struggling less than the democratic party, so you could say it is the party that is in the least trouble, except for the other one. [laughter] christina: fair enough. mike? can -- ihink i remember on november 5 or 6, i had probably a dozen panels unlike this one with the exact title. how could the party come back from

the hilarious leslie jones is dropping by. come on. [ cheers and applause ] leslie!>> steve: she's the best. >> jimmy: she's great. she's already on fire backstage. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: keegan, leslie and i are going to play a game of "true confessions." >> steve: ooh. [ cheers ] >> jimmy: you wanna know who's lying, who's telling the truth, what's happening. you don't know. >> steve: it's nuts. >> jimmy: it's a fun game. you want to stick around for that. plus we have great music. i love these guys. a$ap mob is here, you guys. [ cheers and applause ] a$ap mob, there's a$ap rocky. it's called "cozy tapes: vol. 2, too cozy." [ light laughter ] >> steve: finally -- too cozy. >> jimmy: "cozy tapes: vol. 2." this one's too cozy. >> steve: yeah. that's how good. >> jimmy: it's so good. i love that. but every time they come, they always put on an unbelievable show. last time it was almost in like a 3d, remember it was all dayglo and -- >> steve: oh, yeah. >> jimmy: today they're doing something special as well. they always go above and beyond. and we love those guys.

leslie jones.rom "nobody speak: trials of the free press," filmmaker brian knappenberger. featuring the 8g band with venzella joy. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gtlemen, seth meyers. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: good evening! i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] that is just fantastic to hear. in that case, let's get to the news. following president trump's threats of fire and fury against north korea, senator john mccain has recommended that the president instead walk softly, but carry a big stick, which incidentally is how melania keeps away from him around the white house. [ laughter ] "donald! donald, i know you're in here!" [ laughter ] according to "the new york times," president trump's threat to respond to north korea with fire and fury was entirely improvised. oh, we know. [ laughter ] we're all living the ultimate nightmare. we've been invited to somebody's four-year long improv show. [ laughter ] "okay, to get started

. >> thanks, leslie. leslie picker. >> 12 minutes left dow down 180 points, and everybody else lower as well. >> and snap shares are sinking 20% since they went public back in march we'll debate whether it's time to buy the stock afthead of the earnings after the bell. whoooo. looking for a hotel that fits... ...your budget? tripadvisor now searches over... ...200 sites to find you the... ...hotel you want at the lowest

we will tell but that in sports. >> that is right. >> thanks, leslie. >> we will see new a little bit. >> still to come local shoppers noticing early arrivals. >> are you ready for halloween , even though we're not even back to school yet? i'm joe holden. what is science behind all this and yes, they are having some complaints on social media. >>> burritos with a little bark, that is right we will explain how a popular mexican food train is doing its part to protect pets, hi there lauren. >>> we have another dry day in progress but of course that is about to change with rain that will be arriving we will time out showers and thunderstorms for start of the weekend and good looking sunday coming up in your full eyewitness forecast after this. >>> well, chipotle lexness pennsylvania, and south jersey are getting customers a chance to make their meals more meaningful. >> restaurant chain is fun rating for pennsylvania society for cruelty against animal. sixty-two chipotle locations will donate half of every customer's purchase while they mention the pspca fundraiser at check out. >> it is

rest easily leslie with an e. we can confirm this article about rat meat being sold aschicken is false, thankfully. our verify team is always ready to go for you if you spotted something you think might be fake news let us know about it. we'll check it out. reach out on twitter or facebook on wusa9.com. >>> now to a story about a history hidden no more. don henry told us about a project designed to preserve the memories of one of dc's most significant years. so we asked him to put that story together to share with you. >> reporter: a lot has changed in washington over the years. just take a city was like almost 50 years ago. in 1968 unrest poured into the streets of washington following the assassination of dr. martin luther king jr. but there is so much more to that year beyond these pictures. one northwest woman has committed herself to telling those stories. >> maria mccoridor. >> reporter: this woman is in charge of the 1968 dc project. >> so many wonderful things happened in 1968. the urban institute, the lat

>> it's great to see you, leslie. can i just say, you look great. >> i believe the words you are looking for is "damn girl, you got them michelle obama arms." get your wallet out, by tickets to the gun show! gun show, kiss it! kiss it! kiss it with your pretty mouth! yeah! i just showed you what's going to happen to you when you go to jail, colin. [ laughter ] >> when i g t >> yes. >> leslie, it seems like you really enjoy getting into shape. >> yes, i love working out. but i do not like going to the gym, okay? there was this one girl at the gym in these big ass poofy shorts now i don't have to tell y'all that she was white. [ laughter ] this whore of babylon went up to the water to up to the water thi drink from and started splashing water in her sweaty ass armpits. that's nasty! that's worse than being in a swimming pool full of booty water. >> sorry, what is booty water? >> let me explain something to you, you sexy ass white-walker. when you're in a pool, you don't know how your booty is going to react submerged in

thank you so much, leslie. appreciate that. stay with us everyone. still ahead on "eyewitness news" don't look without protect for your eyes. special glasses being sold so everyone will have a view of the upcoming total solar eclipse. don't be fooled by fakes. what you need to look for before training your eyes to the skies much that's next. ♪ >>> welcome back everyone. make sure to get the right kind of glasses if you do plan on watching the upcoming total solar eclipse lots are folks of planning. experts say the safe glasses need to have the so-called iso certification displayed right on them. nasa recommends only the brands approved by the american astronomical association. the organization has the list of vendors that sell approved glasses on their website. >> that light can go in the back of your eye and burn a hole in the macular. the retina is the back of the eye. there's ac ner back there and so at mass queue la. >> doctors say that watching the eclipse without proper protection on your eyes can cause serious eye damage or even blindness. the

live in the newsroom, i'm leslie brinkley, "abc 7 news." >>> all right, leslie, thank you.c 7 news" app sent out a push alert tonight about the arrest moments after it was confirmed by chicago p.d. be first to know when breaking news happens. download the "abc 7 news" app and enable push alerts. >>> the other top story, the monsoon moisture making the bay area feel muggy and causing flooding across the southwest. >> let's get to "abc 7 news" meteorologist sandhya patel and live doppler 7. >> dan and ama, let's check out live doppler 7. you will notice things have quieted down considerably. matter of fact, fog back at the coastline which we're used to seeing, and you can pretty much say farewell to the monsoon moisture. it is moving over the sierra nevada to our east and north so we're pretty much seeing this pushing out of the picture, but it did leave behind some rain. record for today in livermore, 700ths of an inch, a couple hundreds in places like petaluma trace amounts. as you check out the dew points, we have a little humidity with low 60s in spots, but i will tell yo

thank you so much, leslie. appreciate that. stay with us everyone. still ahead on "eyewitness news" don't look without protect for your eyes. special glasses being sold so everyone will have a view of the upcoming total solar eclipse. don't be fooled by fakes. what you need to look for before training your eyes to the skies much that's next. from the time i was pregnant with him, had so much life and energy in him. he wanted out, and he wanted to conquer the world. right now, quinton's goal is to be a doctor. it's not easy being a single parent with three kids and having to provide for them. but my son will be an amazing doctor, and he'll help people that are less fortunate. no matter where you are in your college journey, sallie mae can help you find the money you need. ♪ >>> welcome back everyone. make sure to get the right kind of glasses if you do plan on watching the upcoming total solar eclipse lots are folks of planning. experts say the safe glasses need to have the so-called iso certification displayed right on them. nasa recommends only the

of "frank leslie's illustrated news." he got this job in a way he was proud of for the rest of his life, and which if you know any 15 years olds may ring bells. he went to frank leslie and said, "i am an artist, hire me." frank leslie had a lot of personality himself so he was not unfamiliar with this kind of drama, but he wasn't really taking nast terribly seriously either, so he set nast a task to go down to the waterfront and draw an image of the ferry that went across the river every morning. he didn't think this kid was going to do it. in fact, nast went down for days and every day he would observe the background, drawing the backgrounds. he would observe what time the whistle blue whenever everybody got on the ferry and he looked to decide what he wanted to put in the sketch. he went one morning and produced a very attractive and thorough sketch he presented to frank leslie, who was trapped and had to offer the young man a job. from that moment nast worked for the rest of his life steadily, although not always for s

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live in the newsroom, i'm leslie brinkley, "abc 7 news." >>> all right, leslie, thank you. the "abc 7 news" app sent out a push alert tonight about the arrest moments after it was confirmed by chicago p.d. be first to know when breaking news happens. download the "abc 7 news" app and enable push alerts. >>> the other top story, the monsoon moisture making the bay area feel muggy and causing flooding across the southwest. >> let's get to "abc 7 news" meteorologist sandhya patel and live doppler 7. >> dan and ama, let's check out live doppler 7. you will notice things have quieted down considerably. matter of fact, fog back at the coastline which we're used to seeing, and you can pretty much say farewell to the monsoon moisture. it is moving over the sierra nevada to our east and north so we're pretty much seeing this pushing out of the picture, but it did leave behind some rain. record for today in livermore, 700ths of an inch, a couple hundreds in places like petaluma trace amounts. as you check out the dew points, we have a little humidity with low 60s in spots, but i will

so instead, he went to work for frank leslie, and frank leslie's illustrated news. he got this job that he was proud of for the rest of his life, and for some 15-year-olds, it may ring some bells and he went to frank leslie and he said i'm an artist, hire me. and frank leslie had a lot of personality himself, and he was not unfamiliar with this kind of drama, but he was not taking nast terribly serious either, and so he set him a task in the classic greek tradition to go down to the water front and draw an image of the ferry that went across the river every morning. and the he did not really think that this kid was going to do it, and in fact, nast would draw in the backgrounds and observe what time the whistle blew that everybody got on the ferry and how it look and what he wanted to be in the illustration. and finally having sketched in the background and deciding on the framing he went one morning and produced this attractive and thorough sketch which he presented to frank leslie who was trapped by the hubris and had to offer him a job. and from that moment, he h

leslie also was -- is this your first, second, third job when you got to cbs? >> second. >> so i'm going to let her start off and we'll go from here. thank you, everybody. [ applause ] >> gordon. when we're all done we're going to give a special thanks to gordon for pulling this together. definitely. but before we get into reminiscences, can we do a round in which each one of you, in your own words, describe watergate and its significance? how would you explain it? anybody want -- >> i'll start. it's the first time in anybody's memory that somebody challenged the president of the united states. up until richard nixon, the position was and nobody questions the president. after watergate, everybody felt they could go ahead and question a president of the united states. in other words we established the fact the president is not above the law. and up until that point that wasn't the case. >> well the reason i want to tell gordon if he thinks someone else was a best pose r for pictures, he's wrong. i think the significance of watergate was that you showed between t

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leslie brinkley is live along 880 tonight with more. leslie? >> reporter: dan and kristen, the young man who was shot in the head was taken to a nearby trauma center. he survived. people called 911 reporting shots fired. and also to report road rage. so, from 2:45 a.m. all the way until 8:45 this morning, interstate 880 southbound was completely closed. chp shutting down interstate 880 for six hours, including the rush hour, led to three-hour, even four-hour commutes southbound as investgators created a 3-d laser scan of the shooting scene. >> we did get a call for road rage incident. shortly after that, we got a call for shots fired. that was on 880 southbound. >> reporter: it all happened in an active construction zone. chp says a white sedan pulled alongside this black mitsubishi and someone opened fire. bullets shattered the front passenger window. one of them hitting the driver in the head. there were three other passengers who were not injured. all young males, 18 to 25 years old. the car came to a stop by the center divide, and did not c

. >> thank you so much, leslie.ll ahead on "eyewitness news" tonight, two musical talents lending their time and energy to groups of young kids how john legend and ll cool jay are inspiring young minds this getting an appointment with a specialist shouldn't be. at cancer treatment centers of america in philadelphia, you can see a cancer specialist in as little as 24 hours. you'll meet with a physician who will discuss treatment options, answer your questions and recommend next steps for your personalized care plan. learn more about cancer treatment centers of america and schedule your appointment at cancercenter.com/appointment from the time i was pregnant with him, had so much life and energy in him. he wanted out, and he wanted to conquer the world. right now, quinton's goal is to be a doctor. it's not easy being a single parent with three kids and having to provide for them. but my son will be an amazing doctor, and he'll help people that are less fortunate. no matter where you are in your college journey, sallie

there are no -- leslie is currently leaving no roofs on buildings. >> no. the people around me, like, "yes! work, leslie, work." [ laughter ] like, "oh, see who's in the house tonight." and then they reset for like 15 minutes or 20 minutes and you're thinking that it's just like the typical comedy show or comedy evening or whatever. and then dave chappelle just came out like a freaking rock star. >> seth: that's amazing. >> like from out of the floor, like the smoke, the lights, the old school, like arcs of light and all of that. >> seth: have you ever come out of the floor? i'm realizing i've never come out of a floor. >> it's -- you know, my own personal, but nobody's been there to watch. [ laughter ] i actually do it every morning, that's how i get up. like present myself to my house. but he just came out like a star and then immediately started, like, tearing trump's butthole out. [ laughter ] it was awesome. >> seth: well it's been interesting to read about it, because -- [ applause ] >> it was that day. it was that day that all that stuff was going on

leslie brinkley is live in oakland on what to expect. hi, leslie. >> reporter: hi. what you can expect coming up, a little bit of inconvenience for drivers, rolling traffic stops will start labor day weekend, roll right on into november. as cal trans carefully packs explosives into 13 marine foundations out here that extend about five stories under the surface of the bay. those foundations are mid-span across the eastern half of the bridge. cal trans said there are implosions to take down the old bridge went so well in 2015 and 2016, that now they're accelerating this final stage. chp will again impose rolling 20-minute traffic blocks on the bridge starting september 2nd when there's an optimum slack tide, that time to be determined. marine biologists will be on hand to stop the work if harbor seals are in the area. the implosions are scheduled every other saturday. >> we're able to save a year and nearly $10 million off of the implosion work planned for these large marine foundations. >> now's the time to not only work smarter, but now is the time to also work fast

keep your eye out for leslie. she is always coming back. [ applause ] >> thank you. >> thank you so much. [ applause ] >>> and just another announcement for another program. i think louis was talking about the program in may. we also have one coming sunday, march 19th to be interviewed and his to y'all david ruben stein. come to that as well. come back for more. thank you all so much. [ applause ] >>> the u.n. warned of a possible humanitarian crisis of the congo. they have asked for elections by the rest of the year. this morning the human rights commission will host a discussion on the political and human rights situations in the drc. live coverage beginning at 11:00 a.m. eastern on cspan and you can also follow on cspan.org and with the cspan radio app. >>> sunday night on q and a, the lives of winston churchhill and george orwell. we talk with thomas rigs about the fight for freedom. interestingly he admired church hill and wrote really he was the only conservative he admired. >> sunday night on q and a. >>> n

by his teens he gave up on the concept of education and instead he went to work for frank leslie. he got this job in a way that he was proud of for the rest of his life. if you know any 15 year olds may ring bells he went to frank leslie and said, i am an artist, hire me. and frank leslie had a lot of personality himself so he was not unfamiliar with this kind of drama. but he wasn't taking nast serious. so he gave him a task to go down and draw an image of the ferry. he didn't think this kid was going to do it. in fact, he went down for days and every days he would observe the gak grounds, drawing the backgrounds. he would observe what time the whistle blue, how blew and how he want it to look. and deciding on the framing he went and produced this attractive and thorough sketch. so he had to give him a job and so for the rest of his life he worked steady. if you know anything about frank leslie, you know he often didn't pay people who worked for him, which they didn't like very much. so he worked steady first for frank leslie and then for the new york illustrated news, for harper

leslie: i'm a skeptic and put it 20%. tom: that low. wow, wow, wow. leslie: i'm happy to be wrong.thank so you much. for more bloomberg, pick up the latest issue of "bloomberg business week" on newsstands and digital in the u.s. and the "cover story" is on hurricane harvey and the hard lessons learned in houston. internationally we talk unilever. is it the last good company? we'll visit businessweek.com and subscribe to access and analysis and benefits to stay ahead of the competition. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: this is bloomberg surveillance, francine lacqua in london and tom keene. let's go to san francisco. macron faces his first hurdle as he introduces his plan for labor reform in france. the economic strategy the next five years may hinge on the perception of the proposal but with his popularity falling and opinion promises and unions threatening to protest, can he succeed where his predecessors failed? let's get the latest from our paris correspondent. caroline, this is extremely important because he really put the unemployment legislation at the heart of his election cam

leslie werner, this is her home we're standing in front of. leslie, why did you choose to stay? >> there were several reasons i wanted to stay. the first was i have five dogs and a cat and what to do with them, and there's really nowhere to go. as you all know, san antonio is 15 inches and austin and houston is hitting really bad. toip i wanted to make sure i could stay. you can see from my yard i have potential damage and i wanted to make sure if anything happened that i could stay. not that i could really do anything. >> it does feel like it continues to pick up. there is a lull and then it starts picking up again. >> yes. that's what happens with hurricanes, of course, you get that little calm part and then it whips back around and you get the other side. so we're bracing for round 2. >> reporter: tell me, in terms of what you've experienced last night, did you wake up to the sound of noise in the storm or what happened? >> we were awake. my son lives with me. he's 23. we had power probably until about 3:00 in the morning, i'm thinking, but yes, it was -- could hear a lot of

lesl leslie, stay with us, we want nor perspective on another story. but let's talk about mr.rump's informati snfr national security adviser he's taking a lot of heat this week. some say h.r. mcmaster could be the next forced out. mr. trump is saying this, general mcmaster and i are working very well together. he is a good man and very pro-israel. i'm grateful for the work he continues to do serving our country." barbara starr has this report. >> reporter: an extraordinary media campaign coming from the right wing against president trump's national security adviser h.r. mcmaster. conservative media outlets such as breitbart and the daily caller hitting them over the reports. the steve bannon, the president's chief strategist and former breitbart executive according to officials all dating back to fired national security adviser mike flynn. >> there is this battle, and i think it does come down to a difference of opinion between mcmaster and bannon. and mcmaster clearing out mike flynn -- before the national security adviser mike flynnites that they see going to the heart of th

we begin with leslie brinkley in berkeley. leslie? >> reporter: activists who marched here in berkeley on saturday called press conferences on monday to criticize the monday for showing videos of skirmishes, and secondly to criticize the berkeley police department. >> when the berkeley police department mobilizes more resources to prevent people from engaining in anti-fascist community self-defense than to defer groups in the name of racial pride, that is white supremacy. >> which is absurd. i mean, you don't fight bullies by being a bully. what we saw yesterday was the antifa being violent. >> reporter: these are the booking photos of 11 of the 13 people arrested sunday. only three are from berkeley. the rest from out of town or out of state. there may be more arrests to come, as police study video. police imposed new rules this time, including searching people for weapons, having physical separation between both sides and arresting people who covered their faces. >> it is unconstitutional. we have never arrested people for wearing a

what about the bills to you, leslie?ut the money coming back from the government doesn't cover it. we offer blended childcare through sessional care every day, but the sessions are slightly differently worked, rather than like nursery sessions, which are charge at an hourly rate. let me bring in jo morris, because you were also part of the trial, but you think the maths is maybe a bit problematic.” do, yes. in terms of the earlier pigmentation, it was a lot easier to deliver that. there was no falling in and out. —— in terms of the early implementation. all of us made it work, and the reason for that was that our parents understood that we needed to charge for additional services because the rate that the local authority offers does not match our rates. what do you mean you have had to charge for additional services? with nursery fees, the things that we provide are all wrapped up within our charges. it has been said that this funding is not intended to cover meals, consumables, toiletries, trips and additional activitie

here is "abc 7 news" leslie brinkley with a story new at 11:00. >> reporter: up to two million visitors a year stroll lu chinatown. locals hit the markets here, too. but lately business is down. >> by 15%. >> reporter: 15% fewer people coming in? >> yes. >> reporter: this travel agency is surviving the central subway delay. the station at washington and stockton street is slated to open in december 2019, a year later than plan. the construction zone is eating up valuable parking spots. >> we're trying the add parking because that was a direct request from the community and the merchants there, was they don't have enough parking. >> reporter: 12 new spots were recently carved out. san francisco supervisor aaron peskin's office says they have a plan in case to give a one-time hardship payment to the most impacted merchants. that could happen this fall. still, locals here say some of the long-time mer chanlts are going out of business. >> business is closing down, so that's why they're going to close, yeah. >> reporter: and you felt like it was a good time to take a risk and open here? >>

she's the current attorney general of arkansas, leslie rutledge. she is the former national spokeswoman for the president trump presidential campaign and current spokeswoman for america first policies. katrina pierson. thank you for being here. lastly, during your time in government, talk about the floods arkansas has seen and what you saw in your state and the federal level. >> leslie: we had massive flooding in a town called pocahontas earlier this year. not of the devastating levels we are seeing in houston but what we saw in arkansas, just like we are seeing in texas and louisiana is that the resolve of the american people. coming out in droves to help one another. it's devastating. to lose your home, like what you all talked about and have to leave. seems like the water keeps following you. when we were writing checks and doing things and asking the federal government to come in and had federal agencies doing their part, fema stepping in. makes a world of difference and that's what we are seeing right now, as we are sending folks to texas, our

coming your way from summer if he right here on cbs-3 and we are also tracking a big day in sports, leslie that is right, nicole a move that surprised a lot of people eagles trade way jordan matthews. we will details on what they got in return and we will hear from the players a little bit later in >>> welcome back to new hope bucks county as part of the cbs-3 summer fest we are celebrating thon friday night and, you know, there is a lot to do as an adult but there is a lot to do if you are a kid. that is where bucks county children's museum comes into play a place where kid can explore, learn, and in our own pat gallen a bit of the child himself, he got to sink his teeth into it and get a little bit of that childhood magic, lets take a look. >> reporter: in new hope kid are exploring. playing. and learning. >> yeah. >> even the big kid. bucks county children's museum is not just a huge playhouse but resource for thousands of children in the area to expand their imagination. >> we are 10,000 square footed foot interactive facility for children between one to seven. we have been opened sinc

the parents thought leslie's clothes has been discarded at the hospital... opening the package was like reliving the day she died all over again. (vicki) a bizarre arrest in southern california of a man suspected in a home burglary in ventura county police there say the suspect took a bathroom break during the crime ===but forgot to flush.. the left-behind d-n-a evidence allowed investigators to conduct a profile. and it matched a profile in the national database. that led police straight to the home of andrew david james the accused burglar will be in court tomorrow in sports... a scary moment at 49ers training camp as a player is carted off the field and taken to the hospital... we have an update...... and steph curry... taking on his brother seth... but as coaches... not players... mark carpenter will tell you who left with bragging rights... that's coming up the myth that canceling lines of credit is bad for your credit history mostly holds true. because the average number of accounts you have open and your total amount of available credit both contribut

. >> leslie brinkley is live now to explain exactly why. leslie? >> reporter: the california supreme court today, dan, overruled a constitutional challenge to prop 66, the death penalty initiative passed by voters last november that was supposed to speed up the death penalty process. california's 750 inmates on death row wait an average of 16 years for a qualified attorney to take their appeals case. it can then take decades for the case to pass through the appeals process. prop 66 was pitched to voters as a fix for that. at the heart of it? a mandatory five-year limit for the supreme court to complete appeals. >> the proponents of the proposition, the defenders of the proposition conceded to everybody's surprise, certainly to my surprise, that the five-year limitation was wildly impractical and probably unenforceable. they recharacterized that five-year limit not as a mandatory deadline, but as an aspiration. >> reporter: speeding up the process was no longer mandatory, the constitutionality of prop 66 was upheld by the california supreme court by

we begin with leslie brinkley in berkeley. leslie?rter: activists who marched here in berkeley on saturday called press conferences on monday to criticize the monday for showing videos of skirmishes, and secondly to criticize the berkeley police department. >> when the berkeley police department mobilizes more resources to prevent people from engaining in anti-fascist community self-defense than to defer groups in the name of racial pride, that is white supremacy. >> which is absurd. i mean, you don't fight bullies by being a bully. what we saw yesterday was the antifa being violent. >> reporter: these are the booking photos of 11 of the 13 people arrested sunday. only three are from berkeley. the rest from out of town or out of state. there may be more arrests to come, as police study video. police imposed new rules this time, including searching people for weapons, having physical separation between both sides and arresting people who covered their faces. >> it is unconstitutional. we have never arrested people for wearing a mask an

i know your party, leslie s searching for the singular message. they are asking the public to come up with a bumper sticker slogan. it's interesting. good to see you both. all of the breaking news at this hour. can't spend more time. hope to bring you back. we are coming back after this break. stay close. >> another live event we're watching. vice president mike pence will be speaking in florida. we have more on the vice president's day. phil. >> hi, harris. after meeting with southern command here in florida, the vice president is here on site now having a private meeting with eleven activists from the venezuelan community. then he will come here to the lady of the guadalupe catholic church. there are several hundred venezuelans here to hear the words of the happening in the socialist country. this is as the venezuelan president is now declaring "we neil for no one and directly appeal to the pope, to prevent a u.s. military invasion into the south american country" that's in response to u.s. sanctions imposed on them and others. the state departm

do you see it, chris leslie, as a softening of the position?for a so—called hard brexit and we were leaving the customs union and going for a deal that is almost exactly the same in all but name. do you now hope this is a softer brexit? i would hope so and philip hammond seems to be trying to pull the government in that direction. my worry is that there are so many obstacles that have to be thought through properly. for instance, how is the uk going to get a fresh free trade agreement with the eu through all of those national parliaments across the eu? for instance, all of those existing trade deals that we in the uk enjoy, how do we get those grandfathered, basically, readopted the uk. we are facing a problem. the vote leave guys promised, in the referendum, john and vote leave promised that straight after the referendum, from day one, we'd be able to negotiate all these trade deals. but has not happened. tomorrow's papers are writing this up as a victory for those who support softer brexit in the challenge, a victory for the chancellor. as an

here is "abc 7 news" leslie brinkley with a story new at 11:00. >> reporter: up to two million tors a ysieavir stroll lu chinatown. locals hit the markets here, too. but lately business is down. >> by 15%. >> reporter: 15% fewer people coming in? >> yes. >> reporter: this travel agency is surviving the central subway delay. the station at washington and stockton street is slated to open in december 2019, a year later than plan. the construction zone is eating up valuable parking spots. >> we're trying the add parking because that was a direct request from the community and the merchants there, was they don't have enough parking. >> reporter: 12 new spots were recently carved out. ern franciscoso aonviup s peskin's office says they have a plan in case to give a one-time hardship payment to the most impacted merchants. that could happen this fall. still, locals here say some of the long-time mer chanlts are going out of business. >> business is closing down, so that's why they're going to close, yeah. >> reporter: and you felt like it was a good time to take a risk and open here? >> we

in berkeley, i'm leslie brinkley, abc 7 news. >>> stay with us. the price war at the grocery store. >> we call it whole tech. >> a big push toward lower prices could translate into more customers at whole foods. >>> raising taxes in your city. today's bombshell ruling from the state supreme court. >>> a new warning as kids head back to school. the state attorney general has a message for parents. >>> and mark zuckerberg adds to his family. the baby girl with a you're going to be hanging out in here. so if you need anything, text me. do you play? use the chase mobile app to send money in just a tap to friends at more banks than ever before. you got next? chase. make more of what's yours. >>> amazon now owns whole foods. some prices are slashed significantly. abc 7 news report shows us what it means to the consumers and other retailers. janine? >> reporter: kristen, competition is heating up between supermarkets. take, for example, at whole foods. this organic avocado. yesterday it was $2.79 a pound. today, it's $1.99 a pound. strolling down the ais

. >> after a steady diet of truly horrible headlines, leslie burgside decided she wanted to do something to nourish her customers' souls so she decided to donate the money the restaurant made today to the southern poverty law center. >> it's really important for me because there's only so much we can do by screaming into the void on facebook, and it's an easy way to come in and donate a little bit of money and help the cause. >> reporter: news of the fundraiser spread like wildfire on social media where leslie found an audience eager to respond to the intolerance and hate on display in charlottesville. >> this is a really nice way to both be involved with our community and, you know, support the sorts of organizations that we really value that are doing important work right now. >> reporter: we need -- >> we need to be together. we are in this together. we are a country. we're americans. >> reporter: an idea far easier to digest than the stomach churning violence the past week. >> the diner had about 300 followers on social media before the post. now there are over 6000. >>> well, are yo

. >> thank you so much, leslie. still ahead on "eyewitness news" tonight, two musical talents lending their time and energy to groups of young kids how john legend and ll cool jay are inspiring young minds this >> welcome back everyone, dozens every lucky kids in minneapolis got the surprise after lifetime today when music icon, john legend, paid them a very special visit. >> i would like to introduce and call to the stage mr. john legends. >> nights surprise, visit for big brothers, big sisters event, to inspire kids to dream big. we're toll john legend also performed a song or two before saying good-bye to the kids, as well. >> and actor and rap i ll cool jay also surprised kids during the jump anibal program that he host in queens, new york this weekend. ll cool jay started the program 13 years ago to teach kids how to work together through passing, shooting, foot work, and a lot of determination. >> and i just want to see the kids happy, see the kids learn something, see the kids get an opportunity to, you know,