>> commissioner loo: it's the budget page. appendix b, page 1. >> okay. >> operating the subtotal, should be -- >> oh, okay. >> commissioner loo: there is error here. >> thank you, we'll correct that. >> president serina: any other comments or questions? >> i would be remiss if i didn't say this. this program is a very important program. and my organization collaborated with the commission on the status of women in particular, commissioner carrie schwab and o.f.e. and we're working very hard to make sure the elements of this program are disseminated throughout the city. i want to congratulate my friend rebecca rolf who is here for undertaking this and i think it's going to be of great benefit to the folk through the program. >> if i could just say, this again, feels like full circle for me. i began working on this issue at the human rights commission. what we had to start with was to combat the stereotype that all gay people are rich. i don't know that is true anymore because we live in a city where everyone is struggling to s

saturday morning loo good, on the warm side, even through about 1:00. so like we talked about, gol,g to the pooetting some shopping done, maybe some yard work done, even though it will be quite humid, you are okay but 1:00. watch what happens by 2:00 or 3:00. we see a line of showers or thunderstorms developing, right on through 4:00, right on through the early evening. these could last through dinnertime in some locations. make sure you are reaor that as you move through the rest of the night. around 11:00, no worries there. we start to see things moving out. i have 94 nor the high tomorrow. i did change it, with tt hea index close to 100 degrees. if you are headed to the pool, go early tomorrow. d.c. united game, a perfect night for that. dave was telyng us proba sellout for that. 93 on your sunday and beautiful weather monday. a high of 89. but break the heat for one day before the heat comes right back. boy, does it get hot next week for the 4th july. could even see some storms on the 4th of july. we will be watching that as well. >> we'll have to e

loo,k, we're doing our best. chance.we have a but we'll see what happens. israel is messed up with their elections. that came out of the blue. they're messed up. he got elected. now they have to go through the process again. that's ridiculous. so we're not happy about that. but if we can get a mideast peace plan, that would be good. when mike says that, i understand why he says that. most people think that can't be done. i say it probably can, but as i say often, we'll see what happens. reporter: [inaudible] no, i made nop: bad comment. reporter: [inaudible] when did thisp: come up again? are you back? are you back, what, four months ago? no. reporter: [inaudible] president trump: well, you know why? because people want her to do work. people want the democrats to pass immigration laws. they want the democrats, very importantly, to do something on infrastructure. they want the democrats to reduce drug pricing. that's the reason they're all getting through. reporter: [inaudible] is noent trump: there basis whatsoever for impeachment. none. there was no collu

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gin a quick note on the name, stephanie ruhle, i know you loo i c like this one. massachusetts governor gary, he approved, declaring the s itself district looks like a salamander. they coined the term gary mander. either way the name and the concept stuck. joining us now, pete williams. republican legislatures were accused of racial gerrymander to disadvantage black voters. explain what happened today. >> well, they lost in a three-judge panel. the last census district lines for the state house and state senate were unconstitutional because they took race into account of the disadvantage of minority voters. the court redo its own map and the state basically said okay, we give up. we are not going to appeal that. today the supreme court says sorry. a single house for the virginia legislature can't carry this fight on in the state's name. so there is not a lot of new ground broken here. for one thing the supreme court has years for at least 30 or 40 years, struck down state house and senate and congressional districts as unconstitutional racial gerrymandering. that

so when you get 580 that's thfor this time in theea it loo. now the traffic at the toll plaza is backed up a little bit in some of the lanes but it still looks like a pretty decent commute. traffic continues to look good once you make it on to the bridge. 4:48 let's bring steve in now. >> thank you kind sir. let's get to it here. many of you have a thermometer or weather station at home. normally you should have a fan in there. brian lily says good morning steve. i was in beautiful las gatis and feeling that heat. there was record heat all over the board. napa at 102. there were others. i'm still building graphic. kentfield tied at 100 degrees. that's not the one you wanted to see. santa rosa 100 degrees. livermore 104 and san jose 99. normal is on the right. i mean, just way through these a good 20 degrees for some and look at the current conditions. everyone's in the 70s. that's just crazy talk out there. that's retaining the heat and that won't allow cooling. there's a little bit of fog on the coast it's really shallow. so if your commute o

. >> in the it could always be hotter department, looing at 9:0 this morning to 10:00 this evening, 100 to 10 we're close. look at that, san diego and l.a., and 81 in yosmite with a slight chance of a thunderstorm. look at all the sunshine in tahoe this weekend. low to mid-70s. some of the obnoxious heat coming our way. >>> thank you, mike. in the south bay there's growing debate in san jose over pride flags. neighbors in willow glen have use the brightly colored flags for safely crossing. >> i put them on at june 1st, and they were gone by the 2nd, and somebody else put them out and then those were gone, and then the christian flags came out. >> somebody put christian flags like this one in place of the removed pride flags. members of the lgbt community says the switch makes them feel unwelcome. several community members did put back the pride flags, and some say the flags should be used for safety and not a statement. >>> and for the first time flying over the capital, the flag was raised at the request of governor newsom. >>> san francisco's mission pie says it will serve its last sl

. >> and before we go, let's take a loo at the final day's numbers on wall street.se points to 29,983 and the nasdaq added 126 and the s&p 500 was up 29.it as a great week. for the week all of the major averages saw solid grains. >> that does it for nighly business report. >> this is the time of yea your public television seeks your support. >> i'm bill griffith and we thank you for your s aport. ha great weekend, everybody. we'll see you monday. ♪ ♪ woman:s his is "bbc world newerica." ispossible by... the freeman foundation; by judy and peter blum-kovler foundation, pursuing ss utions for americglected needs; d by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. laura: this is " america."ews reporting from washington, i am laura trevelyan.

they loo p atice officers and know that police officers are people too and police officers ca be their friend. >> reporter: this project is national by the organization of black law enforcement executives. >> we want to make sure that the community understandst law enforcement is a resource. a lot of times it's seen as an adversary, and we understand that while we're n perfect, we are not all bad. >> most of these people have never built a bike before and at's why they're working in teams trying to figure it out, but they all are hoping that they will do some good when these bikes are delivered to high-crime areas throughout the district, virginia and maryland. philip pinnel, executive director of the ana costa coordinating council tracks crime in ward 8. >> there are so many families in this community, they can't afford bicycles for the children, so i think it's a tremendous idea. >> reporter: these bikes built here in the d.c. armory can make a big f difference many local youngsters this summer. chris gordon, news4. >>> 1969, a timef civil unrest in america. one of the movements gain

loo this a look at the east shore freeway. traffic is moving along really well.en no problems driving through. and there was a little drizzle coming in. northbound 280 looking pretty good, getting up to highway 17. we're off to a good start. not a lot of plains. runway one left. closed. it's 4:20. >>> now, we'll have eric carmen soft '70s today. >> my goodness. >> all right. well, i'm all by myself now. but i'll tell you about the forecast, which continues to be cooler. boy, i'll tell you, from one extreme to the other in four days about that. in santa rosa, 73. there's something wrong with the downtown santa rosa. they said that is not possible. somebody please acknowledge that. the airport was 73. i think i buy that. 73 today. normal is 82. 62 in the city after being in the 90s. three days ago. now you're in the 60s. and now that's 4 degrees below normal. that's below livermore. 79. 85 is normal, san jose. 81 is normal the so temperatures, which is way above right now. look at that spin in the atmosphere. that's all of this date. that's why i is water vapor. th

memories loo i clike that will tver go away. >> we'll continu fulfill our understanding of the war in the battle. >>> a lot of other news developing at this hour. a startling warning from the top commander u.s. forces a bout th threat from iran. he says the threat is imminent. nbc kourtney kube has our report from the region chl. >> reporter: an alarming warning to american forcesnto the u.s. >> do you consider something that could be imminent or may require some forces to counter it? >> we continue to value our force posture. >> we spoke to general mckenzie in baghdad who was concerned that iran may reintroduce old tactics. perhaps short missile attack or things like that. >> he says tne newhreat facing americans here, likely iromran andk iranian to malicious, small unidentified drones, probing u.s. bases in iraq and syria nearly everyday. the u.s. has already surged troops ando military equipment the middle east to counter possible attacks by iran. president trump did not rule out th military option with iran. he did say he prefer a dialogue. >> there is always a chance, do i want t

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. >>> loo this story as 11:00. today they are still working on their investigation into what started this fire. yesterday it was stunning. huge flames taking over the site of what would have been new condos. a construction worker was hurt trying to get away from that fire. yesterday a person of interest was detained but was later released. >>> quick action by some local heroes may have saved the lives of two of their neighbors and a family pet. that fire started last night in a garage in castro valley. three men living just around the corner jumped into action. all of them are current or former fire and police officers, so they knew what to do. they rescued a man and a woman asleep inside. everybody is okay. so is their pet dog. >>> the san francisco giants announced today that its ceo will return next year. you may remember major league baseball suspended him after this video. the giants say baer counseling. his first day back is last tuesday. he said he was, quote, truly sorry. and added, i have been able to step

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originally said he was going to vote for the us and then changed his mind after a meeting with the loo. off the god stage. jonathan. says welcome jonathan 1st of all how significant is this development but this is a very made to develop a very significant development i think in a story that's never really going away because ever since guitar was awarded the 2020 world cup back in 2010 there's been this shadow of alleged corruption hanging over it michel platini was one of the people as we said who voted for sitting on thief is that his executive committee at the time the team is a legend or french football he was the way for president the head of european football's governing body back then so he had a vote he was even tipped actually to replace 10 feet for president sepp blatter before the pez down for in 2015 so he really is a big fish a big fish into this now about the investigation what's going on well beyond his detention we don't really know too much at this stage as you said he's been taken to this and he corruption office west of paris that story 1st reported by the french out

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the interest rates have fallen so muchecause of anticipations of fed rate cuts, dividend stocksngre looore and more attractive as people who are traditionally in fixed income are now lookir over th shoulders and looking at some of the better yielding stocks and saying, maybe this is where i can pick up some more yield. this is particularly true because credit bonds are ao very tightly trading relative to treasuries. >> right. >> what i like about dividend-paying stocks right now is if interest rates continue to go lowe they look that much more attractive. look, we hit an all-time high today, bill. what happens if something doesn't work out, that there's a breakdown in trade negotiations or the fed doesn't cooperate? the market could retreat. gain, dividends give you some stability, somecushion, which gives you some protection to the down side. >> but you are particular about what you lik so you say that you have picked three or four stocks for us that would work in a low interest rate environment, and perhaps a lower interest rate environment. >> we like sealth carecks. that's the other

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. >> let's taking a loo at what's going on with your weather remember yesterday it was 51 to 52. we've got 40s. look at this up in hillsburg and petaluma. that's impressive. 35 to 40 degrees warmer than your morning lows. 60s in walnut creek. 55 right now in santa clara and palo alto. the marine layer is trying to get established. the sun is starting to come up. caution, activity planned out and about. sunday will be too strong yardwork. plenty of fluids if you are feeling woozy and leaving a pool. here's a look at the peninsula, 50s at 7:00. 70s all the way through about 1:00, we'll hit 80 this afternoon, down to 75 at 7:00. east bay look at this, near 80 at 11:00. mid-90s from about 2:00 through 5:00. still 88 at 7:00, south bay 60s through 9:00. 76 at 11 ooch:00 so a so a so aa ascent i will show you more 90s. let's head over to frances find outant that morning commute. >>> let them know if you have a pool. drive time traffic lots of road work was cleared. we are seeing residual also car abandoned on northbound 680 on the off-ramp. keep that in mind at the bay bridge toll plaz

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the had in mixing it up, i think you are going to see -- i think you're going to see somek candidates loot what particularly some on the wings did and try to emulate that strategy. >> chuck, thank you so much. get a nap. i'll see you down there in 1 hours, my friend. >> we're doing this again. >> we are. >> tonight. >> we'll have a lot mor from miami throughout the night. les will have complete coverage on nightly news and you can watch round two, you seehem l, so many candidates, we can't read them all off. on nbc, msnbc, telemundo. >> a lot of those issues being debated are ao on president trump's agenda as he arrives in japan for the g-20 summit. it will mark the president's mrstting with vladimir putin since the release of the mueller report. keir simmons is inosaka, japan. good morning. >> hey, craig. good morning. the president arriving here in osaka in the past few hrs and going straight to a dinner with the australian prime minister. his schedule really gets started tomorrow morning. y evening for guys there. inevitably, the agenda revolves around the president hi president trump

president, so sorry, we'd love to have you stay here,Ñi bt the chimney sweeps are cleaning the loo.until 2020 or, god help us, 2024." ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) trump hadn't even gotten to merry olde foggy town before the international cat fight began. because in an interview on saturday with british tabloid "the sun," trump was asked about the duchess of sussex, meghan markle and said this -- >> she said she'd move to canada if you got elected. turned out she moved to britain. >> well, that'd be good. there are a lot of people moving here, so what can i say? no, i didn't know that she was nasty. >> stephen: whaaaaaat?! ( laughter ) it's not exactly etiquette to call a member of the royal family nasty, especially right before you visit the u.k. that's like r.s.v.p.-ing to a wedding, "the bride sucks. i'll have the fish." ( laughter ) when the outrage started over there, trump immediately tweeted a sincere and heartfelt lie, "i never called meghan markle nasty. made up by the fake news media, and they got caught cold! will @cnn, @nytimes and others apologize? doubt it!" (as

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out of context, looing at photos in the pure light of 2019.he context speaks to something very different. i would like to ask pete why not turn that spotlight he seems to aim at donald trump. turn that on some of his peers who had the opportunity to volunteer but instead, chose a college or career. this did not and in 1973 when the vietnam war ended. when barack obama didn't serve, kamala harris, aoc or any others chose not to volunteer -- though they did it in a system that is very different from the vietnam war -- someone else did go in their place. i would like to hear pete ask that question. >> tucker: i like to hear him justify his time at mckenzie. speaking of moral crimes. thank you very much for coming on. well, a guy you never heard of who supports trump allegedly made a video making fun of nancy pelosi. you can't do that. don't do that! that would be our advice because facebook decides to destroy him and did. we'll tell you what happened after the break. i have a vision correction number, but i'm more than a number. when i'm not teac

we're note weaving seen them in downtown d.k a loo at your ten-day forecast is breezy, awesome on fridayurday. maybe an isolated thunderstorm on sunday, back around i-81 and in southwest virginia,hinks areas like luray, most of us including the d.c. metro area will be dry on sunday. highs near 90 and low 90s next monday through friday. >> hot week next week. >>> a former local sheriff with a career of service is filling a role he did not expect. >> still to comee on n4 at 5:00, his daughter's battle with a rare cancer. e'd how h >>> a local mother of five is in the fight of her life battling a rare form of fast-moving cancer. avika black campbell is the daughter of former prince ergeorge's county shf alonzo black who had an historic legacy fo law enrcement there, as we explain this is onefight he was not prepared for. >> i applied and went on that department as a pioneer. >> al black is used to firsts. he was the first african-american police officer in the prince george's county police rce and the first african-american elected sheriff in prince george's county. but the first he and his

tonight, loo at t c maybe near the coast. upper 40s in ukiah, cloverdale,a santa rosa. back to average saturday and sunday with low 60s at the coast, mid 70s around the bay, mid 80s inland. the warmest it gets, upper 80s monday and tuesday. alexis. >>> good morning, mike. same issue. not too much has changed in yountville. one-way traffic in control at state route 29 atatatatat grade. they've opened up one side of the roadway and get the one-way traffiatatgesdo trail, but that's getting busy, too. >>> "good morning america" coming up at 7:00 right here on abc 7. >> ginger zee live from new york city with a look at what's ahead this morning. hi, ginger. >> great to be with both of you this morning. here we are on thursday morning, we're going straight to who pulled ahead of the pack at the democratic debates. our team will tell you what to watch for we see tonight, former vice president joe biden and bernie sanders go head-to-head. >>> a deadly shark attack in the bahamas. 21-year-old american college student was killed while snorkeling with her family. >>> and one weddi

tokiorrow's loo a lot 1995. term temperaes in the upper 70s. breezy, but the shower gone by daybreak. winds now. late wednesday, a better chance of rain. better chance in thursday. friday, saturday, sunday, looking good. we warm up on father's day to near 90 degrees. melissa, let's look at the roads. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. encerville, 198 east of good hope rope. crash, a poledo and wires . it's a utility swlotown. adamstown, northbound at dennis, a cras with the right side getting by. the inbound to 11th street bridge, left block crashed. the outer lo, inner loop looking okay. inbound 11th street bridge before m, right lane is blocked at 50. a crash 95 after center court parkway, as well. >> reporter: good morning. from cmbc headquarters, american airlines is slextendingions of boeing 7 -- extending cancelations of boeing 737 flights, about 115 perday. boeing had previously canceled flights through mid-august. boeing has jet to complete a certification test ight. they also need to submit a software upgrade and new train