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the target of this administration and what do we do to be prepare to support and fight and stay enged lon fight for what seems to be soul of our country. >> the rally in march organized by the women's march san francisco and other local groups. >> visiting a detention center where thousands are held. outside of the center, protest ters turned their attention to a bus carrying undocumented immigrants. >> a heated protest where democrat stray ters used their bodies trying to stop families and children about to be moved. >> earlier today, visiting facilities housing migrant children separated from the parents in mcallen texas. >> all intents and purposes this is a prison. this is not the way we treat people who are seeking asylum. >> the president defending the treatment of the chirp detained at the border. we will have millions of people pouring through our country with all of the problems that would cause with crime and schools. >> one congressman visiting the facility describing the blankets covering little girls. >> they were scared little girls who deserved the values and ethical good t

. >> alicia silverstone plays a mom raising two kids lon. >> she's a bad ass fierce woman who's reallyher time. it's 1955. her whole world comes crashing down. she claws her way back up. >> as for the fashion it's all '70s chic. >> a lot of hair and nails. >> there's a point when alicia comes up wearing a mesh dress. that's something zblirm i get to wear a twiggy dress. >> did you know how big my afro could have been if i lived in the 70s? would have filled up the whole screen. >>> when we come back, the ovide- >>> well rg tonight on fox, diddy, dj khaled, meghan trainor are all back for the four. >> they're'sing our lightning round questions beginning with the preshow. >> i go like this, "the one". >> friday on the golf course, with khaled. >> everybody gets serious. >> then there's what happened after the show. >> unbuttoned my shirt. chill and be with my son and my queen. >> take off the corset. >> i take the wig off. this is not my hair. >> as for their go-to karaoke song. >> welcome to the terror dome. song. >> welcome to the terror dome. >> withwhat sore back?sk... what bum knee?

evan lon gore ya. a base hit. jogging one in. se iing, testing -- and base it score to second chris. the giants win it by a score of 4-0. as and royals. you ever been to kansas city and had the barbecue? that looks good. hid a 475 foot homer. and that was a cheapy -- like i can do t. and high and deep to the fountain. 456th. dustin fowler, hit a pair out and the as scored seven in the 9th inning and route the royals, 16-0. abc7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. you want to save some of the runs. >> game two, sunday, let's try to hold lebron under 50. >> good luck with that. >> abc7en continues online, twitter and facebook with i support the affordable care act, and voted against all trump's attempts to repeal it. but we need to do more. i believe in universal health care. in a public health option to compete with private insurance companies. and expanding medicare to everyone over 55. and i believe medicare must be empowered to negotiate the price of drugs. california values senator dianne feinstein >>> the new accuweat

. >> alicia silverstone plays a mom raising two kids lon. >> she's a bad ass fierce woman who's reallyr time. it's 1955. her whole world comes crashing down. she claws her way back up. >> as for the fashion it's all '70s chic. >> a lot of hair and nails. >> there's a point when alicia comes up wearing a mesh dress. that's something zblirm i get to wear a twiggy dress. >> did you know how big my afro could have been if i lived in the 70s? would have filled up the whole screen. >>> when we come back, the kron-4 news at eight: a triple shooting in a busy san francisco neighborhood.tonight, one person is dead.. two others are in the hospital.the suspect is still on the loose. we are live with the very latest.also, it's being called one of the largest busts in state history.where authorities confiscated nearly 50-thousand pounds of illegal fireworks.plus... new numbers in the race for san francisco mayor, and it is still too close to call. i'm ken wayne i'm pam moore. the news -- at eight -- is next. ♪ ♪ legendary jockey vÍctor espinoza is insatiable when it comes to competing. ♪ ♪ so is hi

"coqui, coqui, coqui,"," and it might do ththis all nigight lon.o, if you live in a neighborhood with a coqui frog, you might find it incrediblyly aggravating. so, the coqui frog was introducedo hawaii i in the 198. . once they y get esestablished inin hawaii, they start comining into califora a n nursery plants. a and so, now we have them established at two nurseries herere in soututhern california. we currently have 15 people out helping us search ffor these coqui frogs, and that includes b biologist with the california department of fish and wildlife as well as biologist with thehe natural histmuthere's these real implicaseon coqui frogs showing up and having these impactsts and it'ss just all b because they're doing what a a lot of other spececiese doing, which is hitchhikining a ride into ththe nursery plantt trade. a as a biologist, my interest is understanding how species are dealing with urbanization, whether those are native species that are trying to adapt to these urbansettingsr non-native species thahat have beeen introduced as a sultff

atlan atlanta, the's reason call it out lon at that.ngham and same goes with housto the good land. we're not worthy. we're not wart. no going to happen there. real good beer and cheese. that's really about itnew york a good look for party accused of too coastal liberal. denver. legal miami beach, everybody loves partying in miami. c wehecked vegas not taking odds sou far. yove to right now. >> coming up next t young joins me to talk a little bit about everything after crazy wefcs politi back after this in the fin five. >>> ♪ . >>>♪. >>> welcome back. a busy week in washington and around t world. always good to breakdown with good friend. sie brody logan no longer with us. we welcome timyoung. >> i'm fill in for everything. you've let me knowthis. >> you're the only one to fill my heart. >> available on friday nights.au >> no. >> bec he doesn't have a. social >> you're just putting it all out there. >> i don't. it's the worst. >> goo to see you. how about this week? this was interesting one, was it not. >> it was a greateaweek. in it was

the accident was captured lon dash cam in march. now criminal charges could be filed. nbc national correspondent miguel has more on the story. >> reporter: the fatal self driving uber accident on dash catch was avoidable says tem tee police. they blame the driver for being distracted. moments before the deadly collusion, video shows the driver looking down perhaps at her phone. after obtaining search waurts and reaching out to netflix and hue loo, investigators say thee was treem streaming television episodes for three hours. they say vasquez was watching the voice at the time the police believe the victim was hit outside the crosswalk, 39 miles an hour. >> unfortunately seen a number of deaths because people are relying on technology that is not designed to take over for human capabilities. >> reporter: in their report investigators say vasquez had been paying attention, the car could have been stopped 42 feet before the crash. the mtsb says the operator began braking after the impact. >> the question is is there enough safety built in before we oy the vehicles?right

discriminating against anybody because of polittial affil and reiterating that it is not affiliated with thein lonurant. >>> a new community kitchen is up and running working for eonew montgomery county. the kitchen at the silver spring united methodist church is taking in spark pluurplus produ turning it into food for the hungry. projects like these are so important in solvering one of the world's biggest problems. >> hunger. not on this country but the entire world. and setting standards that it can be done. >> estimated some 00 people in montgomery county don't know where their next meal i coming from. >>> new at 11:00. the capital emmy awards are being handed out tonight. the big award of evening go to our own. she was honored for nearly 0 years on the desk. -- 30 years. and -- our storm team 4 meteorologist named best weather caster in the news4 iteam picking up a couple of emmy's. c congrats to all of our team. let's turn now to the weath. orm team 4 meteorologist joining us now. sunday definitely looking much better than saturday was. >> yes. unfortunately not rain free. but w eareecting it

. >> paris hilton, we asked her is lindsay lon going to be invited to youwedding? >> if you can't say anything ytce, don't saanhi a harvey: when i heard her say that, i wanted go back and see the video we shoe in 2006. >> the firotch video?>> lindsay lohan, she's a fire crotch. ke>> because it's orange o hot? >> it's orange because she's a redhead.ch >> it's like saying lie has brown pubic hair. >> i would eect that.

it was a really lon buildup. >> yeah, it was a science joke. everyone liked this one. it's like russian literature jokes for me. they go right over my head. it is the best of times, worst of times -- oh, thah.s engl >> yeah. >> it is indeed going to be a cloudy start -- >> oh, you lost them -- >> no, isn't that the beginning of "greatns expectat best of times worst of times -- that's why i don't d well at russian literature. oh, it is exhausting. >> it is exhausting. >> mostly cloudy across the area. these clouds will not be producing as much rain today as we've been o dealing withr the last few days. most of the showers will be drying up as they come east of the mountains. a few showers around here at page, not big impact. let me show you future weather, other than fewrops this morning, most of us will be dry through the bulk of the afternoon.ai highest chance will be west and south of us. from winchester, woo stock, luray, harrisonburg, culpepper, those are the areas most likely to see a few showers. this is already midnight tonight. in chance go up. pretty much star

evan lon gore ya. a base hit. jogging one in. second inning, testing -- and base it to right. score to second chris. the giants win it by a score of 4-0. as and royals. you ever been to kansas city and had the barbecue? that looks good. hid a 475 foot homer. and that wasnd dp efountain. st fowler, hit a pair out and the as scored seven in the 9th inning and route the royals, 16-0. abc7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. you want to save some of the runs. >> game two, sunday, let's try to hold lebron under 50. >> good luck with that. >> abc7en continues online, twitter and facebook with the your hair is so soft! did you use head and shoulders two in one? i did mom. wanna try it? yes. it intensely moisturizes your hair and scalp and keeps you flake free. manolo? look at my soft hair. i should be in the shot now too. try head and shoulders two in one. olay regenerist shatters the competition. hydrating skin better than prestige creams co for skin that looks younger than it should. fact check this ad in good housekeeping. olay regenerist. ageless. you wouldn't accept from

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this is not going to be good narratively for a lon time to come. >> no, it's not going to be good narratively and also just beyond the politics of this, i mean, you look at the polls and it's tough to talk about these issues. such a political lens. evangelicals don't like this and independent voters in states like pennsylvania michigan and wisconsin, states that the president carried don't like this. there are 70,000 voters that voted for president obama. >> evangelicals. >> they absolutely don't like this because it gets to the crux of caring for those in need. and look, i'm not -- i think as john just correctly pointed out, i mean, there is a small faction of the republican wing that don't -- that would approve of this but there's a much larger contingency of folks who would be quite frankly surprised, people socially much more conservative than the rest of the country looking at these images of children on father's day being ripped from their families and saying, wait a minute. that is not the type of immigration policy i voted for. and so that's where i think to jonathan's point, this rea

lon so told the students they had started a movement, not just in florida, not just in america, he said, but throughout the world. >>> moving on to other issues, rethinking playgrounds. by giving kids the chance to play with a little bit of danger. >>> also, the new math coming up, making it more relevant for high school students by building on what they learn in the classroom. it changed my life. but i'm a survivor. after my heart attack, my doctor prescribed brilinta. it's for people who have been hospitalized for a heart attack. brilinta is taken with a low-dose aspirin. no more than 100 milligrams as it affects how well brilinta works. brilinta helps keep platelets from sticking together and forming a clot. in a clinical study, brilinta worked better than plavix. brilinta reduced the chance of having another heart attack... ...or dying from one. don't stop taking brilinta without talking to your doctor, since stopping it too soon increases your risk of clots in your stent, heart attack, stroke, and even death. brilinta may cause bruising or bleeding more easily, or serious, sometime

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robert: let's not forget the 7, attacking allies on trade, taking onti lon u.s. allies. he says it's a transactional relationship that matters, the economic rationship that matters. but this is so different from the history of u.s. foreign policy which h so often been about values. >> you're right about that but the point to build on what anne said is that not only does trump see the upside in foreign policy in talking to our adversaries, he sees our alls almost exclusively in terms of downside. our allies are free riders, free loaders, they've locked us into deals that are against our advantage and if one were to define the trump world view, it's to shred existing alliances and look for new relationships around the world. robert: the nato meeting is coming up soon. should w oe expect movesn that front? >> in brussels in four weeks. sure. i think somef these relationships, everything seems so dramatic. he had emanuel macron, they wdse best fri and at the g-7, that was blown up but tonight again he tweeted, blaming the verage on the g-7 on the fake news media, saying ther

take the wheel legally for the first time this weekend in saudi arabia, the start of what is still a lon road for women's rights. then, an art museum in northwestern arkansas has brought a world-class collection to a region far from the country's traditional art centers. >> it's not making art-- any art accessible for all. it's making the best of american art available and accessible for all. >> yang: and it's friday. mark shields and david brooks analyze the white house's role in the immigration debate and

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authorities say 56-year-old dwight lon jones shot himself in his hotel room. >> police believe jons linkedo the murders of at least six people who may have been connected to his divorce case. nbc's migue almaguer is in arizona with the eporr: itame t at this motel in scottsdale. the alleged serial shooter opening fire on police. the man investigated for killing six found df self-inflicted gunshot wound. law enforcement sources tell nbc news the suspect is 56-year-old dwight jones. >> what's the apparent motive here in. >> we're taking a look at the relationship between the suspect and the deceased. >> reporter: the murder spree, perhaps tied to a long and bitter divorce, started thursday with the execution of dr. steven pitt. our phoenix affiliate reporting the psychiatrist conducted a mental health evaluation on the suspect during h divorce. >> visited with your husband a couple days ago for about four hours. >> reporter: thisvideo, which appears to have been posted by the suspect on youtube, seems to show dr. pitt interviewing the suspect's ex-wife. after killing pitt, police say the gunm

analysis will inform puerto rico on lon term investment priorities for distribution, renewable energy, battery storage, mite coat grid and strategic power reserves. as we continue supporting grid research, i would like to learn more how deo can improve technology and our understanding of electrical systems. i want to thank our panel of witnesses and i look forward to a positive discussion about grid modernization research. i now recognize the ranking member, the gentleman from texas for an opening statement. >> thank you, mr. chairman. fellow texan and everybody else here today, distinguished panel, just last week i want to remind everybody that a memo was leaked that raised several questions. it detailed a plan to direct energy secretary also from texas to use authorities invested in him to use the production act to save coal and nuclear powerplants and concerns related to natural disasters and other energy shortages. likewise is a cold era statute that allows the president to nationalize elements of the u.s. industry in the interest of national security. this proposal has been widel

we told you he partially owns diamond shipping that has a lon list of clients that business could beted. we told you that on november 2017 eight months after joining the navigator holds and diamond shipping. we told you there was no evidence the chief of staff is listed as a director a company tied to it. in response to all of this the office contacted the show and adesd some but not all. listen carefully. first the issue of divestment and the chief of staff. secretary ross fully divested in accordance with the ethics agreement even though not required. he continues to seek out and follow the guidance of ethic officials to ensure compliance with federal regulation. they have not found sex 232 to have a direct and predictable practice. additionnally wendy resigned prior to becoming chief of staff. right, a few points here. this only refers to divestment secondly here i websitenies. were such divestments should be listed. the latest transaction was november 2017. this wasn unrelated company. no transactions have been posted since. we stated clearly tonight if there is evidence of the d

not to mention your lon commitment to the palestinian refugees is remarkable. >> meetings withae i andnian leaders. the trump administration already facing fury over president trump's promise to move the embassy to jerusalem. jared kushner promising his highly anticipated peace plan is almost done. it may be dead on arrival. quit sizing a mahmoudas over the weekend for not cooperating. prinsz william will meet both sides, his itinerary already criticized by o israeli minister.rk eming solo on the first visit to israel in 70years. a tough test for the future king at a sensitive time for the region. prince william there with the crowned prince of jordan. jared kushner was jt in the region recently. these are young men, unelected, trying t make a difference in this region in different ways, but there it has to be noted, this is a place where even elected politicians have nails again and again. back to you. >> keir, thank you. >>> the u.s. supreme court will wrap upts term thi week, we are waiting on several decisions s including president trum travel ban. justices aid dg the third version

>> mama vaughn: this is lon song fish from mekong.shallots and garlic and chili, and coconut milk. and pork. >> anthony: crab? river crab? >> mama vaughn: crab. river crab, yeah. >> anthony: mm! >> mama vaughn: see? >> anthony: it's good. >> michel: mm-hm. >> mama vaughn: it's only in luang prabang >> anthony: you could eat the shell? >> mama vaughn: yes. >> anthony: mm. >> mama vaughn: and fish with pork grill. >> michel: all in banana leaves >> mama vaughn: banana leaves. mm. and then this is ginger sauce. eat the pork skin. >> anthony: pork skin, of course. and we have to have sticky rice. >> michel: yeah, sticky rice. >> mama vaughn: okay, bon appetit! >> anthony: food like this, uh, this is an imperial dish, a, a royal dish? >> mama vaughn: mmhm. >> anthony: have these disappeared, these recipes, or are they still here? they still are? >> mama vaughn: they're still here but you know, 'cause tony, it some time they do it not the way that sup -- not supposed to do it. they change ingredient a lot. my grandma teach me how to do this

it's not going toes lasg lon as we head through the res of the evening hours. you widen out the view and you take look a the rain that feller earlier today. ithi t or miss. where it did rain it came down in buctz. you see the greens and yellows popping up. that's one, maybe even two inch amounts. elsewhere light blues or nothing ment we're talking maybe just a couple of sprinkles out there. outside ofho thewers and storms today, the other big story, the heat and hoirks t dewpoints stillhe low to mid 730s right now much it's a mild and muggytart to the night as we head into the day tomorrow here's what a happens, high pressure starts to shift in tad as high pressurrts to move over us that is prime to condition to get to the nice, dry, pleasant weather. we'll talk about what the temperatus are going to be and how long that listsnhe seven day forecast. england capped and harry cane scoring a hat tayck on a to a record win and japan forcing a draw. first let's take a look at colombia and poland's run. colombia has the goal. like that colombia keep their world cup h

. >> no lon the couf ronald reagan. lou: coming up next, getting america back to work.ry of donald trump. and american steel plant adding hundreds of jobs, all of that because of president trump's insistence on american jobs want american steel and oh, yeah, american tariffs. u.s. steel chief e officer david burw joins me here next. blp commitment to you. lou: china trying to avoid trade accountability offering to buy as much as $70 billion of u.s. farm and energy products if only the trump administration would drop $50 billion in tariffs on chinese exports. the offer doesn't come anywhere near closing america's $375 billion trade deficit with china and the white house says it's still enacting the tariffs by mid june. >>> president trump's new tariffs on steel and aluminum imports bringing jobs back to america. case in point, u.s. steel corporation which today announced the planned reignition of a second blast furnace at its plant in granite city, illinois. u.s. steel plans to hire another 300 employees after hiring 500 back in march. joining us tonight with is the ceo

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>>orte lon b extended h leaday. >> i do know that the folks at the department of elections are working hard and i appreciate the countless hours that they spent not only during the weekday but over the weekend to get us in place. >> reporter: with the votes so close, we asked john about how the recount works. >> already asked generally how rec. a campaign spokesperson said our campaign made a routine inquiry into the department of elections that included a request for any procedures, manuals or staff instruction materials concerning recounts. like everyone else, we are trying to make sure we have the most current information available. to be clear, breed's campaign has not requested a recount. but someone would have to because there are no automatic recounts in local san francisco elections no matter how close the results. >> if a recount were to occur, most likely it would be a voter or campaign requesting a recount. in california the request er of a recount must also cover the cost of a jurisdiction conducting that recount. >> reporter: because of the estate's ranked choice voting a

today may have been tge lon long. wit our sunrise tomorrow 56789. forty-three a. a better chance of seeing some sunsetting not sunrising. storm track ar radar showinsome light rape. the eadier stuff been further south and west into the more central portion of virginia. gapesville, centerville you guys have probably seen a little bit of light rape even if it's reaching the ground. it can'tor be said places like charlottesville, h culpeper. we igh water on many roads. those are in effect until late tonight. no flash flooding but stil dangerous to be driving around this. it does include culpeper, facultative ceificatier, stafford and think a lot of the downpoursre are other ever with. seventy-nine in d.c. right now 74 inaltimore, 76 out of dulles, 71 in martinsville. it is very mild and futurecast is showing while there is still the possibility towards our west a long the mountains to hav some heavier showers by the timepe te ra reaches tomorrow morning it is steadily i yes and it isra ing but we concerned aboutsh any floods. however, cautious for the dri n. it may t

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this lon is being written in back rooms in the dark of night. my next guest joins me top discuss the severe abyss that awaits members of congress who sign on to the ryan ploy for the establishment and the rinos, all who will embrace his ryan first putting america -- somewhere around last. joining us tonight is republican congressman andy biggs of arizona. the president with a great showing again in the primaries. it should be clear to everyone except for your leadership here in the house and the senate than if they do not support this president and his agenda, electoral disaster awaits the entire republican conference. what do you think? >> i think this is trump's time. and i thinkt's easy people like me to say i got elected on trump agenda, president trump got elected on that agenda. if you are not going to follow and keep the promises you made, you are probably not going to be around. he made promises to the american people. he's doing everything he can to keep the promises. there are those not just in congress, but elsewhere in the political

ramos lad a lon had a long runn with the paper dating back to when they published a story about police online harassment of a former female classmate. he had called her vulgar names and telling her to kill herself according to the gazette article. she eventually left maryland hoping for a safer life away from ramos. >> she was so scared and in was day after day after day of tweets all over the place, that she finally just left. this was malevolence. he had an issue with this woman. i don't know what it was. but he did everything he could to destroy her life. and he succeeded. >> reporter: according to court records, ramos filed a defamation complaint against the paper that was ultimately dismissed. tom was editor at the time and he says that ramos threatened him and the writer of the story. >> we have gotten threats in the past, but there one was particularly alarming because it was attached to a name and in previous complaints oftentimes they cameanonymously. >> reporter: despite those threats, the paper chose not to file a restraining order on defense ramos believe flag it would onit

od-bye so lon good s we s luck to our student delegates. you guys are amazing, absolutely amazing. on a selfish note, you have no idea how hard these guys work. they are hereeveral nights a week, several hours, many, many hours, and on a selfish note, i owe you a debt of gratitude. now that i am no longer a principal, i don't have go-to students to fill my heart. so you being a part of the third floor and letting me get to know you and work alongside you and work closely with you is something that i look forward to. you're the best part of my job. i will tell you that. you're the best part of my job. all of you. we want to send you off. onehalf of all of us, a gift for you [applause] and you didn't ask where sojay was going. announce, please -- >> i'm going to be going to harvard next year. [cheers and applause] just a little school in boston, my hometown. so thank u, you. we love you and wish you all the best. for the new students, i want you to say, you're in for a treat. again, we keep impressing -- they keep iessing us year in and year out, but cassandra from thurgood, she may

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leno would be the city's first openly gay mayor, lon code breed would be the first african-american female mayor. next update at 4:00 p.m. mail-in ballots will be received as late as friday it could be a while before we know the winner. live in san francisco, cornell barnard, abc 7 news. >> if you're unclear how ranked choice voting works, head to abc7news.com. former san mateo assemblyman ted lindbergh is joining us later this hour to speak more about it. there were 27 candidates on the governor's ballot. just two moving forward. >> democratic gavin knewsome and john cox will be the candidates in november. 33% going to gavin newsom, 26% to john cox. president trump has openly endorsed cox including a tweet he put out yesterday. >>> one ballot decision in the bay area getting national attention, the recall of judge aaron persky. he sentenced stanford student brock turner to a six-month jail sentence to the sexual assault of an unconscious moment. it shows 59% voting yes on the recall. abc 7's david louie has more. >> reporter: judges will be held accountable for sentences they consider too