let )s turn to meteorologist kai hall. kari -- ==kari//wx chroma== =wx toss anchors= new details about an attack in switzerland involving a chainsaw. police are searching for the man behind it -- as more than a hundred officers from both switzerland and germany are on the case. ==take vo== this is new video from the scene. police say the attacked happened in the northern city of schaffhausen shaff-houzen -- near the german border. at least five people were hurt in the attack. police say it is not terrorism. ==sam//cu== police in milpitas are looking for a man they say exposed himself to minors. ==vo== police say the man exposed himself last thursday afternoon in augustine park .. while juveniles were present. they also say two minors managed to take this photo of the man before he left the scene. police cleared us to show this image - first published in an online article. ==fs== milpitis police say .. in that same online report .. that the department rarely receives indecent exposure calls. we did our own digging. crime re

let )s turn to meteorologist kai hall. kari -- ==kari//wx chroma== =wx toss anchors= >> good morning, and we are feeling some cooler temperatures in san francisco. and that is the only place where we will have some relief, there and along the coast. we take a live look out there late this morning. we're looking good and we're already starting to feel it warming up in san jose with that bright sunshine right now. even looking at woodside, you can see those low clouds on the coast and the marine layer pushed down about 1,000 feet. that will remain as we go through today and keeping those temperatures in the 60s there. half moon bay, right now 64 degrees and inland areas. in livermore we're up to 82 degrees. it's 77 in san jose and 80 now in fairfield with high temperatures continuing to rise into the mid to upper 80s and then some low 90s as well. we'll be up to 86 degrees in san jose while livermore and in morgan hill, 92 degrees. san francisco will see a high of 67. so we'll talk more about this, what's ahead as we go thro

please, let cnn ‘s to that and have two women in the tardis. ster, let's go old girl —— all girl. michelle gomez back as the master, let's go old girl -- all girl. but wouldn't it be good to see a man in that assistant role? it is not saying that we would not have any male characters, but there is no reason why that should not be two women in the tardis, much in the same way that we don't bat an eyelid with having two men like sherlock and what's in solving crimes on the show. we will wait and see who the cast. thanks for talking to us this evening. roger federer has taken the men's single's title at wimbledon for a record eighth time, beating croatia's marin cilic in straight sets this afternoon. he became the oldest player to hold the title. straight sets, hard to take if your marin cilic. for those fans of the golden ticket to centre court today, they would have been hoping to witness a slice of history and frankly for them, roger federer delivered. he winces each men's singles title to go one ahead of the great pete sampras. just a few weeks

let s start with our forecast. back to you. >>> welcome back to kpix5 this morning. it is 7:59 a.m. good morning. >> we will get started this half hour with another check of the forecast. the fog has rolled in. right around the golden gate. we are going to see cooler temperatures thanks to this. the natural air conditioner. we will see sunshine later today. notice how much cooler we are at this hour than at this time yesterday. we were in the 70s then. today, 53, con heard -- concord. 50, santa rosa. the futurecast showing that we do have cloud cover. it will clear out early today. there will be sunshine for many along the coast and by the bay. temperatures will begin to cool. clouds to start. the cooling trend begins today. warm inland and temperatures into the 90s. near seasonal as we head into the work week. i will give you a little hint at what is to come by the end of next week. another warming trend coming. >>> the city of san jose is facing a lawsuit this morning from a deadly police shooting that happened on the 4th of july of last year. kpix5 spoke with the mother of the ma

>> dickerson: let's s >> dickerson: turning now to the battle against isis. as u.s. come closer to fully retaking mos from isis in iraq, holly williams is behind the scenes in another front, in raqqa, syria where efforts to retake the isis strong hold are in full force. she filed this report earlier. >> we been covering isis and the rise of it's so-called islamic state for more than three years now. raqqa, the extremist self proclaimed capital. >> we walked into the city and neighborhood emptied of civilians. where american known as the syrian democratic forces are consuling back ground one block at a time. isis is surrounded in raqqa. estimated 2500 fighters are being pummeled by u.s. air strikes, as they did in mosul, choosing to wage more deaths rather than surrendering. there were stunted by an isis sniper. our producer had to run for cover. as america's syrian allies close in from the north, they're already planning for a future without the extremist appointing local counsel. north of raqqa we watched them releasing 81 men and boys accused of being isis fighters

evan, let's s begin with you. talk about this nationwide wednesday, what it is all about, what specifically you are targeting. >> this is a moment for everyone, whether you are in ordinary -- internet user with a few hundred instagram fans or a major website with hundreds of thousands of daily visitors, to harness the power of the web to distend this profoundly democratizing technology that has given more of us a voice than ever before. we need to stop companies like comcast and verizon from being able t to control what we can se and do online. forprotect this platform freedom of expression and social change. , couldommissioner copps you go over for our listeners and viewers the importance of this title two decision that the new chairman of the fcc seeks to overturn? theell, first of all, network is so vital to economic andrtunity and innovation especially to democracy. i think evan said it well. this is a tool of unparalleled power that can help us to build democracy. when you look at what has happened to mainstr

. >>> today is sunday, july 23rd , good morning, everyone, i'm jan carabeo, let 's get straight over late yesterday. are we expecting a repeat today? >> we did, we

. >>> today is sunday, july 23rd , good morning, everyone, i'm jan carabeo, let 's get straight over to matt meter son with the eyewitness forecast. good sunday morning, matt, we had storms late yesterday. are we expecting a repeat today? >> we did, we had quite an active kind of ink time frame yesterday. we had all of the thunderstorms came through, couple of severe thunder storms, as women it, doesn't look like through much of today that we will be dealing with a lot of precipitation, but similar set up does take over later this evening, and then, moreover night tonight, into monday morning, that's when we can look at our next round of shower and thunderstorms activity. wanted to take you outside here early on a sunday morning to show you the logan square fountain. >> this was packed with folks yesterday trying to cool off in what was day number five in a row of 90 degrees heat. while it is nice and quiet today, it wouldn't be surprise to go see few folks taking maybe maybe the dip in the fountain later this afternoon, as well. now it, won't be quite as hot today. but still going t

president trump says let obamacn s are bracing for what could be a final vote to repeal "the affordablee act." >> they expect that to happen next week, but as doug luzader has been reporting. >>reporter: the president invites republican lawmakers to the white house for lunch, but the president seems resigned to the idea that obamacare is not going to be repealed anytime soon. >> we are going to repeal and replace obamacare with something so much better. >> all of the president's campaign promises to repeal obamacare have run into a wall in congress where republican senators haven't made any headway. now from the president, a promise of a hands on approach. >> i think you'll agree that i've been saying for a long time, let obamacare fail, and everybody has to come together and fix it. >> he's not the first on the right to argue that obamacare should collapse under its own weight as more insurers play. they wanted to repeal and replace obamacare, but not enough republicans jumped onboard. mcconnel says they'll have one more chance to vote, a vote that will most certainly fail. >> at the r

please, let cnn ‘s to that and have two women in the tardis. with the master as well. think... it be good to see a man in that assistant role? ithink... not it be good to see a man in that assistant role? i think... not to say that we should not have any male characters, but there is no reason why that should not be two women in the tardis, much the same way that we don't bat an eyelid to having two men like sherlock and watson solving crimes on another show. kate welsh. here is the weather with ben. good evening. after a mostly cloudy saturday, things brightened up quite nicely for most of us during sunday. we ta ke nicely for most of us during sunday. we take that weather with us into the start of the new week. temperatures going to climb as well. by temperatures going to climb as well. by wednesday, sunspots could get up to 30 celsius but that could well spark some thunderstorms. 0nce to 30 celsius but that could well spark some thunderstorms. once they clea n spark some thunderstorms. once they clean away, temperatures dropping away. colour, pressure weather but al

let;s return now to our top story — the end of the legal battle let's return now to our top story — thes and chris gard have been fighting for months to prevent doctors at great ormond street hospital turning off the life support for ten month old charlie — but this afternoon the high court was told they now accepted that no medical treatment could help him. let's take a look back at his parent's legal battle. at the beginning of march this year, mrjustice francis starts to analyse the case at a hearing in the family division of the high court in london. on april the 11th the high court judge says doctors can stop providing life—support treatment. then at the start of may, charlie's parents ask court of appealjudges to consider the case. the court of appealjudges dismiss the couple's appeal on may 25th. onjune the 8th charlie's parents lose their fight in the supreme court. later in june, judges in the european court of human rights start to analyse the case, after lawyers representing charlie's parents make written submissions. a week later they refuse to intervene. then at the start o

s let's rumble. with me for the rides along the rubble are julio rivera editorial director reactionary times and travis corson senior vice president at madison strategies and thank you both for being with us tonight. thank you so much tom great let's get started missouri republicans have lowered the minimum wage that's right lowered it on friday missouri's right wing governor eric greitens a lot of those show me the state's version of what's known as a preemption law to go into effect this law bans cities in missouri from raising their minimum wages higher than seven dollars and seventy cents it was a direct response to st louis having raised its minimum wage to ten dollars an hour st louis workers will now see their wages drop from ten dollars to seven dollars and seventy cents an hour a twenty three percent pay cut study of the university of california berkeley found earlier this year that low wages cost u.s. taxpayers one hundred fifty two point eight billion dollars each year in public support fo

. >> that is not fake news that il the president speaking about very serious issues, let's see s how much they cover thesemes issues. let's see how seriously they take the threat. >> you are right. inform the public.ke t >> is it a threat that should unite all americans, republicans and democrats. >> right. >> and even media, kellyanne thank you very much. >> thank you, jesse. >> a nypd officer, gunned down by a cop hater. is it time black lives matter is listed as a terrorist organization? the fiery debate coming up. but first remember this? >> he is a loose cannon, he iss going to get us in trouble. >> i feel like i am in mourning for america. >> voters in disbelief following donald trump's election win. vo. he joins me next. tech: when you schedule with safelite autoglass, you get a text when we're on our way. you can see exactly when we'll arrive. i'm micah with safelite. customer: thanks for coming, it's right over here. tech: giving you a few more minutes for what matters most. take care. kids singing: safelite® repair, safelite® replace. but with my back pain i couldn't sleep o

s. let's end this forecast on a brighter note. monday, tuesday and wednesday of next week is going to be dry and sunny. highs in the upper 80's to around 90 degrees. stay with us for the overnight hours. we will keep you updated. be very, very careful. jonathan: get storm watch 7 text alerts. easy to do. .o to our website, wjla.com nancy: the next story is nothing short of truly inspiring. jonathan: we're going to meet the world's oldest nancy: all right. this next video will make you smile. turns out, you are never too old for a thrill. this man here just went skydiving. he went so happy. love his glasses. here is the thing. he is 102 years old. jonathan: he does not like 102. he became the tandem sky diver. what did he say about the whole thing? one word. awesome. nancy: you can tell by the smile on his face. jonathan: when he is 103, hepts to wrestle alligators. >> braver than i am. that's for sure. let's talk some baseball here. the natswheeling and dealing tonight. we'll tell you which player is head todd washington. plus we'l

let;s check in with steve avesone who is in the newsroom now with what we are working for you at six. (steve) several rides in the bay area are shut down right now.. as safety inspectors double check they rides. we talk to park visitors about their concerns and expectations...(steve also at six... a delay in the president's plan for wall at the border. and a new report that says not enough women are in public office. that's what's coming up at six... but right now let's get back to the news at five. (vicki) if you take uber you might when to start double checking the seat before you get out of the car... uber announced they will start charging a 15-dollar fee to return items that have been lost or left behind by passengers.. the company says drivers have voiced complaints that they are making unpaid trips to return items. this change has already started in a few cities and will be rolled out across the country in august. (vicki) it's that time of year again...we can finally talk about football.(grant) training camps are opening around the nfl. here in the bay area-- the raiders report

not being filled because people are out of the workforce, breaking up these big monopoli s monopolies, not letting them merge because they raise prices and don't care about the quality of their goods. we'll be rolling out other things in the next few months that will fill this agenda out. i think it's an agenda that will appeal to the american worker, it will appeal across the board. you know, people say, are you going for the trump voter who was a blue collar worker in the midwest or the old obama coalition? what we're talking about appeals to both. you don't have to choose. it will appeal to the worker in akron who is only being paid $11 an hour, it will appeal to the young woman getting out of college in los angeles and wants a bright future, it will appeal to the single mom in buffalo who is cleaning toilets for minimum wage. >> do you worry that your party is too fixated on the russia investigation? >> no. >> tim kaine of west virginia said that donald trump's ideas are simply treasonous. do you worry that you're playing into donald trump's hands that way? >> no, i believe we're spending our

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we want to let you know all three survived. kpix5'slin first broke the story and returns with this report tonight. >> reporter: a horrifying collision caught on camera. >> sounded like right before my eyes and i remember the car hitting me on my right side. >> reporter: a driver takes out two young women and a 5- year-old boy. 18-year-old karla mendoza is in front of the car. her 20-year-old cousin jackie velasquez is unresponsive on the side. >> honestly i thought i was dead when i was on the floor. i thought i was gone. >> reporter: karla's little brother is pinned under the front bumper. >> he wasn't responsive. i feel really guilty about it because, you know, i couldn't protect him or my cousin. >> reporter: it happened last wednesday night around 9:30 at the intersection of fruitvale and brokedale. they thought the car would stop. you can see him bracing for impact. the two girls are home. jackie has internal injuries and broken bones. karla suffers from a fractured pelvis, broken ankle and knee. her brother has a fractured back a

s. let's bring in our berlin correspondent jessica salzer for more details on this case. jessica, those findings emerging from a seven-year investigation as i said. how likely is it that any of the 49 people who have been identified as perpetuators will face prosecution? jessica: it seems very unlikely these 49 individuals who have been em find -- identified as the perpetuators will face prosecution. because since 1945 many of them have died. in fact the majority of them have died and also the statutes of limitations on most of these crimes has also expired. there are 440-page report that was read out by the attorney on this case yesterday detailed just how horrific and extensive these crimes were over several decades at this choir school. victims were quoted in the report as detailing being beaten up as young boys for actions as meaningless as not walking in a straight line to enter the choir and much more horrific and abusive, sexual abuse crimes which also were detailed. one victim said that the fear that they experienced at their time at the school has stayed with the

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temperatures in the upper 70's eighty-one by 3:00 p.m. i'll let you know how long this sticks around in your full forecast, coming up. >> chelsea, thank you. >>> haverford township police are investigating a deadly shooting and they are asking for your help. take a look at this officers say they want to talk to them, about this shooting and they need your help to identify him shooting happened on the 2300 block of haverford road in delaware county. a man in his 20's was shot and killed right around 6:00 last night. no arrests have been made yet and no weapon has been found, police are still trying to figure out what may have led up to this shooting. >>> meantime philadelphia police are have a person in custody after a man was stabbed to death inside a homeless shelter in spring garden this happened inside sunday breakfast mission on the 300 block of 13th street saturday morning, detectives, reportedly recovered a weapon there, so far there is no word on what led up to this stabbing. >>> this morning a camden family is in mourning, after a four yea

the gun laws that prevent citizens from defending themselves, the catch and release policy which let dwayne 's cousin, a beautiful person who was murdered except the democrats have a lot on chicago. republicans are too polite to mention this ever. [applause] host: you get called the racist. david: of course. questions? >> the quote you were looking for is even worse. the idea that the truth is an entity for which we must strive in matters that engage our ability to [inaudible] is an attempt to silence oppressed people. david: the left has been hasucting, this is a -- been going on for 30 or 40 years. the left has conducted a systematic war against standards standards,.truth . literate, are semi , testsk city just ended for teachers. they are inflicting on kids, it witht going to be people money's >> campell brown has a crusade going. this is another liberal. she is an christian powers us book. if you are hired after two years, you have a lifetime job. they can't get rid of you. ofs is another form progressive racism. they are just racist, that is all it is. waters,usion of maxine when i was in

s. let's head outside with eileen whelan. eileen: i was complaining because i was chilly in the ud it. i have been standing out here and it is steamy. thing youty is the will notice as you step outside. degrees at 7:00. day, temperatures will be climbing. our bodies cannot cool off. the heat advisory goes in effect in d.c. we will have seven hours where it will feel like 100 degrees. maybe you want to get a workout outside, now is the time to do it. to do yourt have hair today, i highly recommend it. ponytail days until tuesday. contending with recovering from this accident activity we have been following since last night. an overturned tractor-trailer was causing problems. where it impacts your right now, to eye to 70 spur -- the eye 70 -- the i-270 spur. to 17 miles5, down per hour. sceneack 7 has arrived on of the crash. the overturned vehicle is leaving the scene. adrianna: look at this cutie. this is at b. gordon sent us this picture. the puppy is waiting for pet featuredour here, saying your -- send your pictures to us. larry: -- dunkirk was written and directed by christopher no

s employers. so finally, let me just say doctors know it is a bad bill. nurses know it is a bad bill and hospitals know it is a bad bill. insurance companies note it is a bad bill. i know that even my republican friends know this is a bad bill. their amendments haven't changed that. costs go up and care goes down. pre-existing conditions come back and millions lose their coverage. what we should be doing is working together to stabilize the marketplace, reduce out-of-pocket costs and lower the outrageous cost of prescription drugs, by the way not getting a tax cut prescription drug companies as it is in this bill and other companies as well. there is millions like themat across michigan and across this country that deserves that much. and i hope sincerely that when it's time to vote on whether or not to proceed to this bill that the majority of the members in the senate will say no. thank you, mr. president. >> covers congress for usa today she's joining us on capitol hill. senate republicans now have a chance to review the 2.0 version of the healthcare b

the outside counsel and say we're not going to answer any questions about this, we're going to let don jr.'s lawyer, his new lawyer, handle some of these questions. we're going to let our outside legal team handle some of these questions. they have said that the president was not aware of this meeting, did not attend this meeting. you know that the president was in new york at the time. that is what his lawyers are currently telling us, that the president didn't go. i think you're right that it raises some questions here. and i think you are seeing publicly some of the strategy coming out now. you listen to sarah huckabee sanders and you listen to what she had to say at today's white house press briefing, talking about the frustration of the president. he is frustrated. his team is frustrated. they don't like the fact that there are russia stories coming out constantly almost every day. but the bottom line is this. donald trump jr. accepted a meeting with somebody explicitly named as a russian government lawyer and said yes to that meeting and then got paul manafort and jared kushner on boar

rebuild not just the how they would even begin to rebuild notjust the buildings but people ‘s lives. and let'st also you had isil having a state like structure and they had schools so there's hundreds of thousands of youngsters who would thoroughly indoctrinated. and has persuaded the people of mosul to get behind the iraqi government because when i first moved in, 85% of the residents there who were sunni majority them because of the fact the iraqi government, she alleged, had looked after them. it is the sad thing about the iraq conflict, it is come to the forefront which was not there to the forefront which was not there to that extent, the sectarian divide between shias and sony. now, the 620, deutsche welle has been covering it closely. what is most interesting is what happens on the sidelines and behind—the—scenes. interesting is what happens on the sidelines and behind-the-scenes. and the elephant in the room which get, which you can see, and what was important essentially is everybody is starting to try to grapple with the new definition of how the us under donald trump was to define i

. >> let's talk foreign poly s. the us is threatening a new threat from noter korea. the north will launch a ful nuclear hammer at the heart of the united states if the white house tries to attempt regime change in young. they talked at the as penning security form. kim young yoon from his nuclear arson. north korea thinks the ultimate amies regime change. clearly the state news doesn't correspond any of the president t speeches or tweets. a new report from the washington post says the pent ton zeff north korea could a inter blis particular missile as early as next year. rebel forces, isis and the regime of what sar al asad are fighting with russia backing asad. partnership had something to say about asad during the joint press conference today. i'm not a fan of asad. he will tell you that becau or you could say 59 out of 59 when we launched the tom hock missilings. i not a fan of asad . i certainly think that what he's done to that country and to humanity is horrible. >> and also tonight we're learn ing about a tense encounter , a us navy ship has fired shots at an i

he's back in the icu, his condition has been downgraded. >> in fact let's bring in fox5's tom fitzgeralde at washington medstar hospital center. fitz we understand he also underwent surgery. >> reporter: yes, that is correct. that is a development jim and shawn that just occurred within the last several hours. now, we had known that there was a change in the house majority whip's condition as late as last night. that is when washington hospital center released the information that they were downgrading the congressman's condition. why were they doing that? well, the official word was that they had grown concerned about the possibilities of infection. we learned this afternoon that in fact congressman scalise is now undergone an operation, that operation we are told was to deal with that infection and the good news here is tonight that the word out of the house majority whip's office is that congressman steve scalise was able to deal with that surgery well. now, when this happened back on june 14th, almost from the very day that the congressman's condition was treated here, we were told b

. >> let's go live now to the hill bring in fox5's tom fitzgerald. enate healthcare bill. that's right, healthcare 2.0 you could call it is out now. you'll remember this is another attempt after 10 republicans abandoned ship on the last version in the dog days of june. this time out they are hopeful to at least turn eight of them, if they can get eight republican nos turn into yeses, then they'll have a chance to actually repeal and replace obamacare but take a look at this. this was a wild scene up here today in senate offices as democratic protesters who do not want obamacare repealed and replaced, well, they took to the hallways and set up shop outside of the majority leader mitch mcconnell's office today and as we have seen in recent weeks, as this kind of thing has gone on, once again, u.s. capitol police have had to move in and make arrests. so, what is different about this bill from the other bill? well, for example, this time they've added in about 45 million -- billion make that dollars in opioid prevention they have also added to a tax fund

michelle: let's get to stormwatch7's steve rudin for the timeline for all of this. steve? steve: the clouds are beginning to increase and thicken over the national harbor. the skies are getting darker. this is the camera looking toward old town alexandria. where are the showers right now? mainly south of d.c. over manassas, over toward the waldorf area. here is the southern portion of the capital beltway near springfield. we will head in a little bit closer. all this slowly, slowly starting to drift off toward the north. so if you have the plans in old town alexandria or downtown d.c. in the next hour or so, bring the umbrella with you because you are likely to see wet weather. here is the forecast as we move through the evening hours. temperatures slowly fall in the 70's. after that, the temperatures are not going to the overnight. we are timing and tracking showers and thunderstorms for day tomorrow. we will likely have an impact on the morning and the evening rush hour commutes. more on that coming up in a few minutes. jonathan: thank you very much. terrifying instance

let's get out to fox 29's jeff cole on top of all of today's developments. jeff?, meo a diabetic, his diabetic kit was in that car. the da says meo goes nowhere without it. you are right. cosmo is back in jail. cosmo dinardo back in jail on $5 million bail. if his folks want to get him out this time they pay every sent cent of it. this as the search for the missing four men goes on and as this investigation takes yet another dramatic turn. >> no an at the bensalem home of the person of interest cosmo dinardo at midday. but a few hours later, there was an answer. when police arrested the 20-year-old. >> this is for receiving stolen property and theft of a 1996 nissan maxima that is owned by thomas meo, 21 years old. >> reporter: weinstraub says the arrest links to the search of the missing four men

(steve) you're looking live at s-f-o tonight.(vicki) let'sheck in with kron-4's chief meteorologist brittney shipp weather conditions more typical of mid july are likely through midweek as onshore flow and the marine layer influences the region. a gradual warming trend is then likely late in the week and into the upcoming weekend as high pressure builds back toward the west coast. thus, inland temperatures will again warm into the 90s to around 100 degrees during the afternoon hours this weekend. conditions then look to cool back to near seasonal averages early next week. coming up at 8. a teen girl dies while using her smartphone in the bathtub.. now her parents are warning about the deadly danger.(vicki) plus. police hunting for a man who shot a motel clerk to death -- the new video they hope will help catch the killer<><> ((gary sports tease)) "coming up a little bit later in this broadcast , its allstar night. the bay area has of course posey representing the san fransisco giants as the starting catcher; how did he do? we wi

we brought it to you on kron4's july fourth live show. let'sheck in with kron4's gabe slate near pier 39. gabe -- what a great spot you had....how was it? (catherine) if you missed the fireworks tonight... log on to kron4.com... we've posted videos from the big bay area shows. we had crews in san francisco, san jose, marin county and alameda county.. (steve) new at ten:we are hearing from the family of a gas station clerk -- killed during a robbery attempt. it happened last night in antioch.the victim worked seven days a week to support his family. kron4's j-r stone is live in antioch tonight..j-r -- do we know if the shooter has been caught tonight? (jr)there has been talk in the community from several people i've talked with that the suspect was killed but police not answering any questions about the case today.this is video from father's day last year showing 57 year old mohammed jawad ataie and his family dancinging in celebration. some of the l