amy: nekima levy-pounds, your response?ome of these jurors apparently said they had never heard of the case as well when they were chosen. >> that is absolutely shocking that they had not heard of the case. it showed that, unfortunately, some people in our state are out policeh with issues of involved shootings and the impact upon people of color. this has been a constant staple in the news since black lives matter emerged in minneapolis, in particular, back in november of 2014. so it is surprising they had no idea about this particular case. suresaid before, i am not who in their right minds would choose to do of young african americans to serve on the jury. again, one, being in the opening immigrant, as opposed to older african-americans, larger opposition of people of color across the booard who are concerned about the phenomenon of officer-involved shooting cases, the use of excessive force in the state of minnesota, and the e fact that there is a repeated pattern of failing to hold police officers accountable when they

the original levies were privately built by commercial interests and associations. part of the problem was they ran out of money, and they were ineffectively built so that when real serious flooding came, the worst-case scenario, these levies were something not capable. the water coming down from the foothills is just, you know, part of nature. today, they have it under control as much as possible, but even today with the orville dam is a classic example, if there's problems with construction, it could cause devastation. >> thank you. you bet. yes, sir. >> could you say something about the use of mercury during the gold rush and enduring consequences? of the: oh, yes, one saddest parts of the gold rush and it happened later, to with other mining. mercury was used in the recovery aocess because -- i'm not chemist or scientists, believe me, but gold will bond to mercury in the recovery process and make it easier to recover, used mercury and for a while, they use cyanide in this, too, and that goes into water sources and leaches out. if you go to mining historic parks,

meaghan levy is based on a young marine corporal and their dog.n ied. eventually meaghan levy wanted to adopt her dog recs. that's what the movie focusing on. it's a beautiful story. anybody can relate to that relationship between an animal and a person but also this idea of our amazing armed informs and i think the movie does a great job of balancing out this amazing drama, but you really care about all these characters involved and kate miranda a did a great job. i think the movie really does work. it's inspiring. it's beautiful, a couple of cool things, when the dofg was actually sniffing out bombs in the movie, in real life he was sniffing out treats and the actual dog using the film he was not a military dog. i give the movie a four out of five. the number if i. this is going to include films like briefd fanning stein and frank stein and films like that. i think that tom crews is starting the whole idea. it's an ancient princess and she's number phid years and years ago and is basically trying to bring back. cruz does a great job with the act

aaron levie breaks up the tie up.irst, a cyber attack is spreading across the globe today, hitting dozens of companies and some government agencies. operators in new york, rotterdam, government systems in kiev and companies like rosneft k have all -- mers been victims. you'll remember that wannacry virus that attack -- affected hundreds of thousands of computers in more than 150 countries. joining us in london is caroline hyde. what do know right now about the spread? caroline: quite amazing, from chocolate, toil, to central banks being affected by this. at least 80 countries have been hit in ukraine and russia. this seems to be the epicenter of where this all started, and it started to leach out into europe and the united states. mentioning one of the companies hit there, and mark -- merck. at least 2000 networks have been hit users have been hit. , it is very similar to the wannacry ransomware. prevalent, that is what some 200,000 computers affected. very similarly, the computer you find is shut down, and suddenly t

emily: aaron levie, ceo of box.ing up, blue apron is the latest tech startup to file for an ipo, but is the timing right? in an increasingly crowded food tech space. a reminder of our new interactive tv function at tv the bloomberg. you can watch us live, send out produces a message, -- send our producers a message. check it out. this is bloomberg. ♪ alisa: i'm alisa parenti in washington, and you are watching "bloomberg technology." philippines police say an attack at the resort world hotel and casino in manila was carried out by a lone gunman with no apparent links to terrorism here that is according to the ap, which also says officials doubt an alleged claim of responsibility by islamic state group. it is not clear if anyone was killed in the attack. the red cross says about 25 people are wounded. by president mike pence says president donald trump is choosing to put american jobs and american consumers first with his announcement that the u.s. will withdraw from the -- paris accord. abandoning the pact was one o

emily: aaron levie, ceo of box.g up, blue apron is the latest tech startup to file for an ipo, but is the timing right? in an increasingly crowded food tech space. a reminder of our new interactive tv function at tv on the bloomberg. you can watch us live, send our producers a message. check it out. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> it is 11:29 in hong kong. i am rosalind chin with the latest first word news. the trump administration is trying to reinstate the stalled travel ban, asking the supreme court to reverse lower court decisions. temporarily barring entry into the u.s. i people from six predominantly muslim countries. he wants the nine justices to roll that the president is unfairly targeting muslims. president trump's decision to abandon the paris climate accord has been met with widespread protests. leaders,d world opponents, and the leading corporate figures, saying it is an unfair deal that works at danced america. the president says he will push for a new deal, although critics say that is not possible. tesl

. >> one of the looming issues is what to do about the aging levy system. >>> the levy question faceon request to fix the levy shot down. lawmakers wanted to prevent another emergency like february as orville fillway stint but repair funding but the governor proposed budget currently sets aside money only for flood control not repair work. >> i thought the legislators were sensitive and understood this is crisis. this isn't fun and games we're going to fix the spillway and nobody got heart and everything is greats. it is not great. this is a very graver and serious public safety problem. >> well launches say they will continue to work with the administration to attempt to secure more funding. >>> okay. it's basically summertime. but it looks like wint in the sierra. snow covered mountains over the week. this is what it looked like on i-80 earlier to do. the snow causing problems for people out of town who weren't expecting snow. krall tran is having trouble staffing after weeks the sunny weather. krall transis asking for your help if you plan -- if your plans take into you into snow

reporter: what about the bank levy?icy, but among the big banks you have been having a more conciliatory tone. are you more resigned to the fact that it is going to happen? >> all parliament supported. we do not think it is good policy and think it will have unintended consequences. we have seen very little value and bleeding about it. we should be getting on with the government working on how to best implement this to avoid those unintended consequences. reporter: what about further bank levies? >> we are worried less about the financial implication of this levy, but more about what it says about government policy between government and industry in general particularly around the banks. we have seen the u.k. in particular start one way and then change form overtime. that is where people are worried about. reporter: are we headed toward a prolonged slower growth or negative growth environment in australia? you're not had do scored on quarter of negative growth recession since the early 1990's. the is something that aver

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emily: that was aaron levie, ceo of box.t for this edition of the "best of bloomberg technology." we will bring you the latest in tech throughout the week. this wednesday, we sit down with meg whitman, hewlett-packard enterprise ceo in an exclusive interview. tune in for that conversation at 5:00 p.m. in new york and 2:00 p.m. in san francisco. all episodes are now live streaming on twitter. that is all for now. this is bloomberg. ♪ stephen: welcome to zhengzhou, capital of hunan province, which is home of four of the great ancient capitals, and this year's host of the china green companies summit. china's economic growth has been nothing short of remarkable, but how it can sustain that growth may be the big story yet of modern china. ♪ stephen: china's march to becoming the world's second-biggest economy is at a crossroads, with a growth rate of 6.5%, the lowest in 25 years. beijing needs globalization, but the geopolitical map is changing, led by the protectionist policies of donald trump. >> you can't call for open compet

emily: that was aaron levie, ceo of box.this edition of the "best of bloomberg technology." we will bring you all the latest in tech throughout the week. this wednesday we will sit down with meg whitman, hewlett-packard enterprise ceo, in an exclusive interview. tune in for that conversation at 5:00 p.m. in new york and 2:00 p.m. in san francisco. remember, all episodes of bloomberg tech are now live streaming on twitter. that is all for now. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> welcome to bloomberg businessweek. in this week issue, by the irs is demanding two billion dollars and businessweek's interview with john williams. finally, we will tell you the song of the summer and justin bieber. all that had, on bloomberg businessweek. ♪ >> we're here with "bloomberg businessweek" editor in chief. let's talk in the politics section. we heard promises along the campaign trail. that donald trump was not going to touch social security. he said he's got a big heart. turns out that there's going to

emily: that was aaron levie, ceo of box.this edition of the "best of bloomberg technology." we will bring you all the latest in tech throughout the week. this wednesday we will sit down with meg whitman, hewlett-packard enterprise ceo in an exclusive interview. , tune in for that conversation at 5:00 p.m. in new york and 2:00 p.m. in san francisco. remember, all episodes of bloomberg tech are now live streaming on twitter. that is all for now. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ david: you started out, your father was a stockbroker. had you ever considered go into banking? jamie: i knew more of what i didn't want to do. i did not want to be a doctor or . i didn't want to be a lawyer. david: you chose to go work for sandy -- jamie: it was a hell of a run. he fired me. [applause] david: you had a lot of jobs, offered the ceo of home depot. jamie: i wear the jersey. i am not a hired gun. david: do you think the country is better off for having dodd-frank? jamie: the system is completely recovered. part of that is dodd-frank. david: you woul

how long will it take him to realize andy levy is among us. the party panel is back.come back, everyone. john, you are an ordained science writer. are aliens among us? >> if he said so. but i'm mad at "60 minutes" for not getting more data out of them. how do they spend their days? kennedy: do they become humanoids. >> we know they do abductions and probes. kennedy: but they watch the unedited version where they chase the cops. are you a skeptic on the subject? i agree with him completely. >> science is settled on this. aliens have been here forever. the "new york times" is trying to tell us this is a crazy person. you have got your graze and the greens. don't get me started on the lizard people. >> the elongated skulls they found in south america. >> i don't care what this guy believes. but he's make amazing stuff for nasa. he basically built these budge pet motels and he's taking the same concept and translating it into space, and by all accounts it's a cool concept. he can believe whatever he wants but he's helping us get off this god-forsaken plan pet and that's a

. >> it's still within its channel capacity but it is getting to the point where the levy's downstream are going to be pretty saturated. >> reporter: so far the levies are holding but there's nothing protecting the low lying river bed. they're being enforced by the sheriff's department. it doesn't mean they have to leave but if they do, they can't go back home. one of five park residents who did leave and are staying at the red cross shelter. this view shows just how the river has spread and crews are working to save the golf course. >> we're holding the line. if you go throughout and look, there's fairways with water in them. we've got pumps, we've rented pumps. we're pumping it back into the river and try to keep what damage we can to a minimum. >> pine flat dam is more than 400 feet tall, designed to hold a million acre fooetof water and expected to be attica pasty in just days. however the amount of flowing from melting snow appears to be slowing. >> it's a pretty good sign that the worst is over as far as the run off. are we out of the woods? absolutely not. we have to continue wa

to spend millions of dollars of year -- a year to save led a's dashed to save led a's dashed save levies> lots of sunshine but this weekend a few more showers as well. a 100 million a dollar a year plan failed yesterday to pass the state budget committee. here's why lawmakers may have voted against that plan. >> relaxing on his houseboat on the sacramento river on friday, john lopez doesn't seem to have a care in the world, until you bring up levee repairs. >> it is scary. having a house but down here, we've seen it in the past when the levees break. and as bad of a winner we've had, it was bad around here for sure. >> late thursday night the state budget conference committee voted not to pursue a request that would put $100 million and california's general fund towards levee repairs. >> it's very costly repairs. >> he's the executive director of the sutter butte flood control agency. he testified on the need to allocate money towards repairs but he says after proposition one passed a decade ago, the state is in a better spot than it used to be. >> we are so much safer than back then. >>

a film opening up called meghan levy. just don't know why you want to do this. >> i know you don't. >> you don't really connect with people very well. >> just so you know running away isn't going to solve anything. >> hank up that phone! tuck your shirt in! found something. >> the film tells the story real life hero young marine corporal along with her military combat dog saved multiple lives during deployment in iraq. earning a purple heart in the process. it's an amazing story years later she topped rex after his military service was complete and kate more wrote star of the film stars as corporal maker about bringing the story to the big screen. watch this. >> i'm really super fascinated by the practicality how the training work in the film i know the before dog used in the movie was in the military trained dog initially. so how did that actual training work with you and the dog? element of like was it hard to do it like kind of it is in the movie? >> we learned together. which was great. i mean, yeah, it was very simil

and fox news analyst andy levy. welcome back. fm maria, i will start with you. the president is blaming democrats. democrats say we are the minority party. you don't even need us. they can obstruct and resist all they want. are they doing the right thing politically? >> it's true you don't need democrats to pass a healthcare bill. if it does not getthrough the senate it won't be democrats fault it will be republicans fault. we have the susan collins of the world who save we can't just tinker with this. we knead an overarching. you have democrats who if republicans came to them and said we are going to get rid of some of the crazy stuff in this bill, they could fix it. kennedy: i don't know if they could withstand the political pressure to mutiny the democratic party. who are the real republicans? the rand pauls and mike lees or susan colins analysta murkowski. >> i would say you have a lot of republicans who came out of this meeting saying he said he's willing to work on some of the stiff want for this bill and it's good news. you have infighting between the mor

be reu nighted with their war thyme partner, we'll have a review of the real life hero story meghan levy> ice cream might be the treat to keep you cool as we stair down a possible heat wave heading our way. meteorologist chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. "action news" saturday morning will continue after this break. z26vgz z5yz y26vgy y5yy caused property damage in texas. the storms tore up several homes and businesses southeast of amarillo. no serious injuries reported. >>> 6:40 a.m., we're tracking a heat wave that will scorch the delaware and lehigh valleys before the heat and the humidity starts rising this weekend. we caught people enjoying a warm summer friday night. kids and adults alike say this is their favorite time of year. >> it means fun and games. >> summer means eat ice cream and swimming at my grandma's house. >> you have to absorb he will molecule that's -- every molecule that's going on out here. >> even our four legged friends are looking for a cool drink as the temperature begin to rise this weekend. >> meteorologist chris sowers twak trac

what's clear about paris is if you go back and look at the criticism that was being levied against the private -- the paris agreement, it wasn't just the folks in this country that wanted to be ratified, the environment to left was very critical of paris. hansen is an individual who said of the time it was a fake and a fraud and the general counsel said the same thing. if you go back and read the media accounts, was much criticism largely because it did not hold nations like china and india accountable. as you know, china did not have to take any steps until 2030, untilhad no obligations $2.5 trillion of aid was provided and russia when they set their targets, they set 1990 as the baseline was a love to continue emitting more co2. haveis country, we had to a 26% to 28% reduction in greenhouse gases, which represented the clean power plan and the entire climate action agenda of the entire of administration. i to go back to the first question that was asked that you haven't answered. does the president believe that climate change is a hoax? that is something he said in the campaign and h

levies began, our coastline has begun to receive. so the benefit which is nationwide, the penalty for that is borne entirely environmentally by our state. if you will, that's where i would see the federal obligati obligation. i mentioned the land the money we received has to be used for our master plan, can we put the first poster up? this is the coastal master plan. it will reduce flood damage by one her 50 billion creating 802 miles of land. the green spaces where the land will be produced. when the hurricanes come towards new orleans every mile of wetland lost allow that storm to be that much stronger destroying levy walls flooding out homes creating obligation for the american taxpayer as we saw with katrina. so if we don't have these dollars this can happen. willie mably for your comp confirmation you mentioned going to the offshore energy visits and saw how we use is for the restoration. we know that our coastline has refineries and pipelines that are the energy coast for state. can we go to two and three? this is what is going

vista street northeast, which has novi -- vistas. >> one he isn't holding out for. >> do you like levy bucking for a train station or airport. i want to go big. >> you say you've actually -- >> been on quackenbos. it's somewhere over near oglethorpe, i'm heading over to the washington animal rescue leader, the alliance, the humane alliance. i always -- i'm on quackenbos i know i'm lost. >> learn something new every day. >> fun story there. >>> we want to go out and walk these streets this weekend, i don't think so. >> no, not tomorrow. tomorrow is muggy and we will have some thunderstorms around later in the day, some of those storms could be strong to severe right now it's still hot outside. 90 degrees in the district. the suburbs in the 80s and 90s. in addition i'm tracking rain and thunderstorms on the -- some of this activity moving into northern frederick county, back in the panhandle of west virginia. you head further south, some of this rain moving on here. it is fizzling out. inside the beltway we're going to be dry tonight, most of the dc metro area will be staying dry tonight

unlike the house bill, it would not levy a 30% surcharge on people who let their coverage lapse. >> many senate provisions are the same as the house bill. children covered on their parents' plan until age 26 eliminating the requirement for large employers to offer affordable coverage to their workers, and zeroing out planned parenthood funding for one year. >>> where's the president on all this? the white house says it will play a part in hammering out the final health care plan after president trump has mostly stayed out of the senate's work thus far. >> okay. now as to whether the white house can get reluctant members to sign on, here's what president trump had to say. listen -- >> i think that they'll probably get there. we'll have to see. you know, health care's a very difficult situation. if you look, the clintons tried to get it. and after years and years, they dayto -- they couldn't do it. obamacare was murder for hem to get, and now it's failed. it's virtually out of business. obamacare is a disaster. we're trying to do something in a short period of time. >> and obamacare's name

. >>> toppled trash cans is all that is left after the kings river levy breached last night. the kings river started to flood on wednesday during the high heat. the flood warning is in place until monday. >>> after hitting triple digit temperatures last week, a much needed cooldown for the bay area. what weather can we expect from here? it has been so nice to cool off. >> it really has. and we have a deepening marine layer and it's keeping us cool and bringing fog to san francisco right now. really dense fog. but we can see a lot of that moisture near the fresno area. monterey saw some showers and they can expect to continue to see showers in the sierra through tomorrow which means unfortunately there is plenty of snow to melt and the flood risk will continue for several weeks. definitely still a lot of snow that needs to melt and we just started the summer so we are expecting to see some heat. but for the next couple days we are expecting cooler temperatures. i'm talk about what to expect in just a bit. >>> new details on a story we reported on at 6:00. a 30-year-old man fro

i am wondering who originally did build those levies? it seems to me we ran into a real problem with things from the foothills rushing down and raising the water level in the valley. gary: the original levees were privately built by commercial interests and associations. that was part of the problem. they ran out of money. they were ineffectively built. that's when real serious flooding came. worst-case scenario, these levees were not capable of. the water coming down from the foothills is just part of nature , and today they have it under control as much as possible. but even today, with the orville dan as a classic example -- the oro ville dam is a classic example, it can happen. >> thank you. >> could you say something about the use of mercury during the gold rush and enduring consequences? gary: one of the saddest parts of the gold rush -- and it happened later with other mining -- is what is called the toxic legacy of the gold rush. mercury was used in the gold recovery process because -- i am not a chemist or scientist -- but gold

the levies were breached late friday night after a massive amount of snow melt was released from pine flat dam. parts of a golf course are under ten feet of water. this is all happening north of highway 99 near the town of kingsberg. >>> nascar fans attending the big toyota 350 race are being warned, arrive early and expect a lot of traffic. today's event is of special significant because it will be dale earnhardt jr.'s very last race at the sonoma raceway before he retires. more than 40,000 fans are expected to attend and raceway officials and highway patrol expect significant traffic delays along highways 37 and 121 compromise are both single lane roads. >>> now your accuweather forecast with lisa argan. >>> good morning, the low clouds and fog are back, except for around concord this morning. so as we check out live doppler 7, live camera shot here, you can see the marine layer and it looks pretty, doesn't it? although the fog will cozy up to the coast today. 55 in san francisco, it's 56 half-moon bay, 60 in oakland, 61 in mountain view and san jose. nice, dark picture here in the

that is levied count ourselves lucky. >> our parents or grandparents but that pales next to the task that they face and our job today is to build on it. they rose to the generation. [applause] . >> as president of the united states fdr has the incredibly he inquisitive mind in this room alone every book is almost identical to that was the day that he died. nothing has changed. carson spoke about assisting first-time homebuyers at a conference in washington d.c.. his remarks are one half hour. [applause] >> [applause] we are excited to have those five the web cast it is my pleasure to introduce starter person 17 secretary of housing and urban development. so we went to highlight those 30 years of pediatric neurosurgeon in very excited to have dr. carson joined us last night at the

those levies began, our coastline has begun to recede. so the benefit which is nationwide, and i agree it should be nationwide, the penalty for that is born entirely environmentally by our state. now, if you will, that's where i would see the kind of federal obligation. so let me just show you since i mention that the money that we receive has to be used for our coastal master plan, can we put the first poster up? this is our coastal master plan. 120 projects, which will reduce flood damage by $150 billion, creating 802 miles of land. the green spaces where the land will be produced. when the hurricanes come towards new orleans, every mile of wetlands lost allows that storm to be that much stronger, destroying, if you will, levy walls, flooding out homes, creating obligation for the american taxpayer for that as we saw with katrina. so if we don't have these dollars, this can't happen. when we met before your confirmation you mentioned you were going to congressman scalise's offshore energy visits and saw how we use those funds for restor

68,000 people to the irs to collect the tax money that's coming that came from the new taxes that were leviedo pay for obamacare? these people all have to eat. there's a solution to that as well because people want to work 20 years and retire. you don't replace those jobs. i got to believe when you got hundreds of thousands, probably millions of people working for the government, there's an opportunity to let the clock take care of the problem. maria: right, there's an immigration issue that people say is taking people's jobs but there's also technology. ken: that's not so. maria: robotics is the issue. ken: the problem is our children are not getting the educations they need to be competitive in a high-tech world. i don't want to blame anybody, but we are doing a horrible job in public education in america today. we spend more money per student in public education than 30 of the most developed countries on earth and in results rank 28th. maria: wow. should the onus be on government or business in terms of training our people. they had fantastic training programs they was so proud to be a par

and levy -- we'll though obamacare covers pre-existing conditions so if you had breast cancer you could get coverage you could be charged $28,000 more per year per girl and it goes on and on like this.nd you if you take away coverage for pre-existing conditions including 6 million of california who had pre-existing conditions today that would be a big huge problem. fro i have another case. cro another who has paddled - - battled consistencies his said going without insurance bef 10 years because of the pre-existing condition before obamacare. during this time it caused severe damage to the small intestine he was finally able to get insurance through cover california had received treatment for girl that is after obamacare passed in he had surgery to remove the various blockages and scar tissue that probably saved his life. i am so scared his coverage may be taken away. how can we do that?. >> sherry from sierra madre california.ex both sons have pre-existing conditions says, as a single mother of two young men each with pre-existing conditions under the g.o.p. plan one has lyme disease a

apple has cash reserves outside there is a proposal of a one-time 10% levy on the corporate tax rate.w, it should repatriation and it should be required and you are not asking people who have had the earning from the subsidiaries if they want to bring it back and you thisaying that you must do over a certain span of time. security continues to andnate ahead of the vote on called the election brexit and recent attacks as a switch of the focus. the outlook was cut to negative. led to thelaim costs underwriting losses, the reduction came because of a delivering of strategic goals. and, land values continue to rise in japan. the district has jumped and is up by nearly half. the shopping centers and apartments are driving the gain, financed by the record lending. i am rosalind chin and this is bloomberg. we're looking at the latest. the yen is like anding in the 109 territory the bank stocks are the biggest drag in the red today. the she had no paper reports little doubt on the shares, which are off by 2.4%. we are looking at the japanese the paneling and shiftingsaid to be with the new st

seth levy played the video in court where kauffman appeared today.ttorneys argued he should remain out of jail until his trial. his attorney says he was reacting in fear, thinking he was charged for his late wife's death. >> he was never charged with the homicide. prosecutors call kauffman a flight risk and danger to the community. last week they searched kauffman's homes in atlantic county and philadelphia. >> there are five search warrants. one for healthcare fraud and one a homicide. >> last week i said it did not involve the homicide, but in a way it did. it's like the same from a former t.v. show, it's all connected. >> prosecutors are trying to revoke kauffman's medical license. his attorneys are appealing this and hope to have a new hearing in a few days. annie mccormick channel6 "action news." back to you. >> opening statements are scheduled for tomorrow morning in the hearing of former da seth williams. ten women jurors, two african-american and two men. williams stands accused of bribes, luxury vacations and other goods in exchange for lega

there was a 15 foot break in the levy and flood waters reaching home at the kings river golf countrylub with 300 people being affected. the flood warning is due to expire this afternoon. >>> chp has released dramatic new video of the man being rescued near the top of the waterfall and the man was swept down river in nevada county saturday afternoon. the helicopter found him sitting on a rock in the middle of the river not fall -- far from the 50 foot waterfall. they lowered a basket with helicopter and brought him to safety. his girlfriend was stranded on a ledge in the same area trying to find him but neither were seriously injured. that is good. >>> it is 4:11 am. >>> sial, we brought them back so you have to take care of the morning commute for pam. >> we are trying to do that right now. welcome back, pam. a welcomed commute between san jose and looking good all the way through from gilroy it into morgan hill and san jose. this is 280 in san jose, and you can see the traffic on the right northbound is good getting up to highway 17. at the bay bridge toll plaza traffic is moving al

. >> and kate mara starring in megan levy which is based on a true story. a marine corporal who connects with an unruly dog. the two go on a -- i don't even know -- >> they get a tour to iraq. >> a tour of iraq. it's rated pg-13. okay, so actually, she's in house of cards, too. hats how i first got familiar with her. >> it's based on a true story, and they had the real megan levy on set. >> so method acting straight from the source. really cool. >> there you go. >> all right, good weekend for a movie or getting out? >> every weekend is a good weekend for a movie. we're going to have great weather, whether you're inside or outside. as you start to make plans on this friday morning, you're stepping out the door and looking at this. it is foggy, misting. here's a live lookicide at ocean beach, at 58 degrees. we have a fairly mild start, but at least the visibility is clear from the north bay, looking at san rafael as we're seeing the clouds overthhead this morning. now we have temperatures in the upper 50s to lower 60s. the seven-day forecast is coming up at t

allows amazon prime members to try clothes, shoes and accessories from brands such as calvin klein, levi's, and private labels similar to other services like rental runway. customers are charged for items they keep and it will get higher discount if they buy a lot of those items. >>> are and 2017 may be the year of the weird and wild drinks. first there was starbucks when it unveiled the unicorn frappuccino. now burger king is selling a lucky charms milkshake, vanilla cream ice cream, syrup and lucky charms. it has 740 calories, 107 grams of sugar and 17 grams of fat. it costs $2.99 and is available for a limited time. >> my teeth hurt. >> my heart hurts because i would have loved to have that when i was a kid. landon, it tell me you wouldn't destroy a lucky charms milkshake? >> sugar high. >> i would be a lucky girl. >> thanks a lot, landon. 4:40. historic congressional election in georgia is over this morning. the republican karen handle will take over the 6th district. it has the attention of president trump and many felt it could be a ba rom it ter for next year's midterm elections. >>

the number of employees oned a meteorologistive levies substantially higher due to heightened emphasis on mandatory reporting of suspected child abuse and neglect. correspondingly administrative leave pay has increased. pgps is legally required to pay these salaries. however our substitute position costses are lower. we will announce changes in june to student safety administrative polys with additional employee training and other systematic changes we expect improvements next year. we have been asking for weeks what is the plan for next week to prevent this kind of situation and this is the first time the dists has announced it will be changing course for next years. >> caught on camera, a group of people visionally attacked a woman at the metro safety. they knocked her to the ground, kicked her in the face. unfortunately this is the first attack in a metro station. >> shawn, a lot of people have the very same questions we pose, is metro safe and you'll see the video that you were just talking about. it speaks for itself really. surveillance cameras down beneath here at the waterfront

a recently-passed code levies a $1,000 fund. there's a free app called nail 'em which requis on the community's app. >> they can take photographs, record the sound, send us a location or street address or if they don't know where they're at it will allow them to use a gps from their mobile device. >> reporter: nonprofits who operate the booth try to do their parts. they tell customers what is legal and not and which city properties accommodate safe and sane fireworks. in pacifical, lilian kim, "abc 7 news." >>> tonight, we have learned the gunman at the ups facility in san francisco set off a metal detector but was still allowed in the building. a source says the driver activated a detector but a security gua allowed him inside anyway. his backpack had two guns inside. two weeks ago today he shot and killed three drivers then himself. ups wouldn't comment on the revelation, saying its investigation is ongoing. >>> house lawmakers are expected to pass kate's law. it is named at kate steinly, a bay area woman shot and killed at pe

it turned into a dock after a levy broke, sending water on the greens. greens. the areas. >>> from the live desk, we are upon torg th monitoring this story out of colombia. a boat capsized on a reservoir near yin min. we don't know what caused it to capsize, but you can see it tilting one side to the other and eventually just going under. there were about 160 passengers on board. six of those died. 21 were injured. colombia's air force and firefighters from nearby cities have now joined in on massive search underway. one survivor said the vessel did not have any life vests on board. >>> happening today, the congressional budget office is set to release an estimate for the senate health care plan. republicans and democrats spent the weekend making their case as senators, who are still undecided. thousands of protesters organized across the country. emily row is in washington for what's on tap this monday. >> reporter: heated calls skpral le -- and rallies over the weekend. and in passioned debate on sunday morning tv, the fight over the nation's health care syste

. >> reporter: in cincinnati, president trump talked levies, dams, locks and ports, in his infrastructure week. >> 20% of the energy's cargo relies on these channels and the refineries along their shores. these critical corridors of commerce depend on a dilapidated system of locks and dams that are more than half a century old. and their condition, as you know better than anybody, is in very, very bad shape. >> reporter: the inland water ways, nicknamed america's water highway, is used by tugboats and barges to ship commodities like steel, coal, and grain. many of them were built during the great depression. that means more maintenance and gridlock, with nearly half of all commercial vessels experiencing delays. to fix this, congress has authorized 24 projects. but only four have begun so far. and it will take nearly $9 billion to fund the rest. the waterways council and infrastructure advocacy group for the river network says currently it will take more than two decades to fund, unless the president can deliver on his plan. >> we are very excited about the president's proposal to build t

behavior and sexual assault. 130s pers cosby has repeatedly denied any and all sexual allegations levied against him. >>> it was a is sticky situation georgia. she veered into fresh wet concrete to avoid and on coming truck. and it ended up getting stuck in the quickly drying cement, so now she's blaming the county for negligence. >> there are no cones indicating that you have wet concrete. there is protocol that they have to follow to see to it that incidents like this don't occur. >> construction workers had to use a jackhammer to remove her car. >>> more heat warnings out west and over 70,000 arks bucres bur utah as they battle the blaze from the ground and air after doubling in size in just the past 24 hours. and now a busy bill karins. >> and it's all about tracking cindy and the big heat wave. hooef here heavy rain between shreveport and louisiana, about 24 million people at risk of flash flooding. and this little section here near atlanta was just added, so we're probably about 26 million to 27 million people at risk and that is portions of 13 different states. heaviest rains in t

other large groups included apple, sales force, pooj knee and levis. >>> hundreds of thousands p peoplelso celebrated pride in new york city. floats and marchers passed by manhattan's stone wall they fought back against the police raid in 1969. the pride parade began a year later to mark the anniversary of those riots. we invite you to share your pride memories with us. please use the #abc7now when you post the picture or video on social media so we can find you. and you may see it right here on abc7 news or on our website abc7news.com. >>> now, part of the children's playground is now closed in san francisco's golden gate park following a fire that appears to be the work of vandals. you can see on a map where children's playground is located in the southeastern corner of golden gate park. the city's recreation and parks department tweeted this photo showing the damage at the playground. park officials say it could cost a million dollar to replace the damaged equipment. arson investigators and san francisco police have not yet identified any suspects. >>> developing news, out of the cen

member countries can expect a combination of cuts, spending shifts, and new income sources, like levies on energy. finding additional revenue could be crucial for budgeting for issues that only loomed even larger in the eu future. like migration, security, terrorism, and defense. >> we stay on the topic of brexit. the dutch parliament as but it is cap annual bonuses for bankers -- has voted to scrap and will bonuses for bankers, saying it is necessary to address banks relocating out of london as britain leaves the european union. up to now, the bonuses happen cap to 20% of base pay, compared to 100% in the european union. the move could generate 17,000 new jobs. amsterdam is one city jockeying to attract new business from post brexit written, along with others such as dublin, paris. that is all your business for the summer -- for this hour. brent: thank you very much could nearly three decades after a football stadium disaster in england, charges have been brought against six people over the deaths of 96 liverpool soccer fans. one official is charged with manslaughter and another with l