looky who added play l.t. after the former frenemies feud twitter is tweaking out she's going full support for katy. also there for tay, boyfriend joe alwyn. recently spotted holding hands in the city of love. holding hands, liam and miley. it's got some pretty hot lyrics ♪ have sex on the table >> the song titled "the most" is our favorite. even in my darkest days in even my lowest day ♪ love me the most ♪ >> how about this behind the scenes story of elton john and little big town. remember their countrified version of rocketman? >> we got to have proper at the with elton. >> he was is gracious about us interpreting his song. >> we caught up with the band at the waylon country bar in new york. before they host the cmt awards on sunday, they gave us a taste of what to expect. >> most people like blake are overdrinking and -- [ laughter ] >> different from any other show. >> exactly. >> that's not shocking to know. >> we will change as many times as we possibly can and try to change more than carrie does on t

this afternoon it was two-time ngchampion germany looki to continue its unbeaten streak and punch a ticket to the round of eight against nigeria. germany still unbeaten just like the united states in this world cup. didn't waste too much time in this one, 20th minute and her 100 appearance for germany, skipper alexandra headsome the first goal of the gam 1-0, germany. penalty kick just seven minutes later, sara with t tally giving germany a 2-0 lead. her third goal of the world cup. 86th minute, germany looking for the exclamation point. her first goal of the woranrmy, norway and australia. 31st minute, this one, scoreless, on the attack, tremendous assist from the right side, isabel puts it past lydia williams, 1-0 lead, 83rd minute, looking for the equalizer, ties it. this one needs penalty kicks. emily of australia failing to capitalize and then it's norway's ingrid seals it. norway advancing 4-1 on penalty kicks and into the round of eight. it's always a feel good storyn wheu see players return home and give back to the community that they were once a big part of. it's an added bonus w

if the all the industry gets hit yo are looki the upper midwest, michigan, pennsylvania, and ohio that most analysts believe are going to be the critical states in 2020, whe trump is already struggling politically.we robert saw speaker plotiony talk about the border. more than 19,000 mignts in custody right now, off in cells that are packed and dirty. many children arriving without a parent and the trump administration is canceling recreation program legal aid for minors. is there anything to address those real issues at the arder? >> thi is the struggle that the trump administration continues with. one of the issues that led him to declare a national emergency late last year and the border wall funding is still an issue that continues to be very contentious between congress and the president and i general, you have an acting d.h.s. secretary so nothing is institutionized there with him stncltain with the future of his role. you have a new isles director and so there's a lot of moving parts and the general con sen us that d.h.s. gradually was losg control because of the white house's d

lookie here. >> reporter: where they're paired with young labs. >> what is that? >> reporter: who quickly become their loveable best friends. dramatically increasing their chances at survival. the guide dog program was pie neared by the vice president for animal programs at the zoo. >> they will provide them with the confidence they don't naturally have. >> reporter: here they columbus zoo and the wild, conservation is one of the cornerstones of their operation. they're saving endangered species and helping animals in need. those efforts highlighted in the nat geowild show. and as we saw when we met emmett, the guide dog program is working. what do you think people should know about the cheetah? >> i think they should know it's the most magnificent animal in the world. there's less than 7,000 of them. it's most endangered big cat in africa, and i don't know that a lot of people realize that. this cat's in trouble. we need to do everything we can to keep these animals around. >> reporter: without his mom around. emmett needed some extra and very adorable help. >> g

there is nowhere we' looki outside of financial assets. the dichotomy betweend the b market and stock market will need to be resolved. the stock market has this one right from where i sit. >> david liebowitz, always good to see you. h >> thanks fing me. >>> elsewhere, president trump signed an executive order prescribing what's hard-hitti sanctions. they are in response to the unmanned downed drone last week. president trump will increase pressure on tehran until the regime abandons its dangerous activities. >> america is a peace-loving nation. we do not seek conflict with iran or any other country. i look forward to the day when sanctions can be finally lifted. i look forward discussing whatever we havecu to d with anybody that wants to speak. in the meantime, who knows what's going to happen. i can only tell you we cannot ever let iran have a nuclear weapon. >> these new sanctions denyan supreme leader and his office access to key financial resources but iran said today the sanctions show iraq has no respect for international law and ord

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massachusetts and ridge road southeast, we have the road shut down for police activity there. 66 and 95, looki good into town and out of town. and southbound here on 270, 69 miles per hour gets threw you there -- gets you there i 26 minutes. >> thank you. >>> we're followingng developi story out of the dominican republic. former red sox slugger david ortiz is in theospital after being shot in an ambush. >> he's in stable condition after undergoing surgery. police say last night two men approached hip at a bar and shoa nearly pointblank range. one of the suspects was captured and beaten by a crowd at the bar. e other ran off. no word on a motive for the shooting. ortiz is from the dominican republic and regarded as a national hero. the 43-year-old helped the red soxn withrough world series titles. he retired in 2016. >>> the man accusedof caus chaotic moments between capital pride festivities is set to be in court. cell phone video captured the moments after people took off running after seeing a man with a gun. people thought gunshots.d it was a b.b. gun. one man was arrested. he pulled the gu

so he is looki to the future. i think that probablyxplains why he was as warm as he was to theresa may, because that has not been an easy relationship over the past two years. but this is as president who s huge potential in the relationship. the comments from nigel farage , who spent about half an hour with theresident, a really interesting because he says they are getting on with a trade deal and they have 13 chapters, he says, ready to go,e nd he thinks itish side are slightly behind the curve. perhaps donald trump is above board when he says there is huge potential in this and lots to look forward to. jane: with whoever is finally the prime minister. christian fraser, thank you for joining us. for more on mr. trump's visit, i was joined earlier by amanda sloat, former u.s. state department official who is now at the brookings institution. this is a president who is america first. is there room for a special relationship in that context? amanda: i think that is one of the fundamental questions. certainly the me

laura: l who is it lookie mrs. may's successor might be? amanda: safe money is on boris johnson. crt we will have to see. the number of mps sed to around 13 -- i think it has dropped slightly to 11. some people say it looks like the democratic presidential ce the united states in terms of the number of people who are running. we should know by the end of m june the two contending that the party has narrowed it down to, and then we will see what the signed-up party members decide by the end of july. laura: mrs. may tried to deliver brexit and put it to parliamvet l times. the deadline is halloween. does it look like this time it may happen? amanda: it is difficult to seeho the u.k. will have a deal ratified by the 31st of october. when the extension was g snted, it was-month period that was going to give the u.k. a chance to get its internal house in order and decide what it wants. we are seeing the first three months of the extension being spent on decidg who the new conservative prime minister is going to be, once you factor in the august recess and the limited amount of time pa

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and i think we're out now looki beyond the electoral context to a whole range of other activities to prevent this kind of cyber interference in election campaigns where it's certainly a very high priority but in the economic space as well. >> but the cyber interference continues from russia, does it not? >> sure. we have not in six or eight months fully established the conditions of deterrence we want. and it's not a game that ever ends either. >> yeah. >> so the activities continue. and i would say it's not just russia that's engaged in these activities. china, if you recall the vice president's speech about six or seven months ago about chinese influence operations in our country, very important speech. i'd urge everybody to read it if you haven't. that has continued, and we continue our responses to that as well. >> yeah, this was an issue, the cyber offensive initiative was notable. you can't get into the details of it, as you say -- >> i'd love to, by the way. >> but give us a rough idea of what this means. what do you mean when you say take a more offensive -- >> i'll just spea

and that makes any breakthrough looki unlikely.he would like to build a house, buy a car and be happy. the duke and duchess of sussex are to split from the charity they shared with the duke and duchess of cambridge to set up their own foundation. prince harry and meghan will break away from the royal foundation, which was founded in 2009. prince william and catherine will continue to work with the charity. what a comeback for andy murray, as he returned to competitive tennis just six months after a hip operation that could have ended his career! he and his doubles partner, feliciano lopez, knocked out the number one seeds in the first round of the men's doubles at queen's club. natalie pirks watched the action. in his darkest moments, andy murray wondered if he could ever play again — but sunshine follows rain and, it seems, pain. the tears of the australian 0pen are long gone. there was even a hint of a grin. well, this is what fans have waited all day for. doubles tennis never really floated murray's boat before now, but the next

i didn't see any slowing a looky well. at the bay bridge we already have metering lights on. that means there's a crowd here. not a big one but at least 5 to 10 minutes here as you wait in line. >>> let's bring steve in. >> thank you sal. some of you yesterday if you were away from any fog. brent wood now -- again the observations i saw ukiah was official. brentwood i saw 100 degrees. vacaville that was official. 100 in canocta. 91 degrees. concord, fairfield, livermore and gilroy upper 90s today as te a l bit here as the fog bank has ramped up big time and that's all it takes to release the grip from the high pressure. it's a much bigger push than yesterday. so 60s for a few but there's a lot of 50s in here. temperatures i think they're stuck here just the low clouds going to cut off any further cooling. one observation that's 52. bodega bay 54. hillsburg 54. bodega bay and san francisco buoy came down a little bit. they were 55, 58 yesterday. now they're 54 and 56. on shore napa and on shore concord and southeast from mountain view to san jose in the santa clara valley and

your saturday not looki bad at all. a nice start at 68 degrees. a high of 83.with plenty of clouds for the second half of the day. then occasional rain on sunday with the high of 77. t weather having a bit of an impact on your weekend. heading to the pool, it's nice on saturday. doug,cutting the grass. you want to do that tomorrow. hopefully you can fit it in in between sporting events. the experts at the grden center say you can stop slugs from feeding on your favorite garden plants with iron phosphate, organic, pet friendly, good plug base. >> okay. that's what we all need. good slug base. >> put in a pie pan full of beer. you'll get a bunch of dead bloated slugs thet nex day. >> i had no idea, wendy. i had no idea. 83 on saturday. 77 on sunday with the chance of rain. same on monday and tuesday. the rain comes back in wednesday afternoon into thursday.ve so we' got a very unselgtett pattern as we move on. no heat. average high temperature next weekis 84. we'll be well below that. >>doug, thank you. when you donate clothing, you often don't find out where the

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. >> did you cerlleqen when looki t-shirt?no, not at all. >> gaiko, former chief evangelist for apple are getting behind the cafe. he's leveraging the million online followers. sometimes you have to stand up for something, for principle and this is one of those times. >> actress sofia bush is getting the message to the right people. >> it is not clear to me that everyone at caterpillar finds out this is happening. when the right person finds out they'll say i don't think so, we should stop this. caterpillar did not return our request for comment. in santa cruz, i'm dion lim, abc 7 news. >> they've raised $12,000. time now 5:16. the monsters opened just in time for the weekend. the fence has come down around the mid-century monster around oakland's lake merit. the 1950s sculpture had deteriorated to an unsafe condition thanks to a community group it was repaired and repainted and the fence surrounding it was just removed. an official rededication party is set for next month. >> a si l of skin and the show is called skin living

. >> reporter: one of the lookie lous, as they say. >> yes. >> reporter: which is often the case withwhen they've killed somebody, they'll go back and look at the investigation. >> right. >> reporter: what did you think when you heard that? >> i thought this is it. you know? >> i remember instantly thinking bonnie had pepper spray. i wonder if she pepper sprayed him and that's why he had to mask it with cologne. >> it sounded very suspicious to us. right away, we're just talking about that and jumping on that. find the guy. >> reporter: but the dna eliminated him, too. or so the troopers told karen. >> they said, no, the dna didn't match, and he has an alibi. his step-mom said he slept in that day. >> reporter: did you buy that? >> absolutely not. i said what if there was two people? it didn't have to be his dna. >> reporter: yes. >> he could have been involved and it was somebody else's dna. >> reporter: did you make some noise about that? >> absolutely. >> reporter: but then months went by and years, no match, no justice for bonnie. no peace for karen. for the troopers. then it was

as investigators continue the search for a motive, including looki into the shooter's mental state aer one victim expressed concern to her family. >> she actually felt that he wasn't, you know, in his right mind at times. >> the city's mayor unwilling to engage on the gun issue at this point. >> right now our focus as a city is with the families and things of that nature, but obviously this is going to promptis national dssion. >> an echo of the white house s rense. >> let's not get too deep into politics too son. let's think about the family. >> and congress just back from recess facing yet another mass shooting and renewed pressure to take action. >> just getting that amount of weapons doesn't makese to me why someone would need that. >> for victim's families and the community here, the search for ansrs goes on. investigators say the gunman's email resignation hours before the shooting yielde no clues to his motivation. in washington, susan mcginnis, nbc news. >>> the nbc washington app we've got a deeper look howhis latest shooting has once again reignited the conversation over the

just a looky loo at the timeline. trump administration comes into office the beginning of 2017. the summer, mike pence's security adviser gets married and her wedding is officiated by maria butina's boyfriend. by the end of 2017, there is news reports about maria butina and her boyfriend, including her boyfriend offering to be the kremlin connection setting up secret back channel meetings for trump with people from putin's office. this news is like the front page of the new york times in december 2017. that's the front page of the times. there after, in the spring of 2018, mike pence's national security adviser gets put up for a big new job. so the senate holes confirmation hearings to decide whether andrea thompson will be the secretary of state for arms control and international security affairs. she goes through that confirmation process in the spring of 2018, knowing that her new husband had given $100,000 to maria butina's boyfriend and maria butina's boyfriend officiated their wedding and had been one of the people setting up the back channels between putin and trump which

report, we've basically seen a stagnation of business tax growth area in the area, but looking fr looki looking to 2010 to 2016, we've looked at a about a 600% increase. it's businesses that are a size enough to report their payroll expense to the treasurer's office. i believe that's about $150,000 in annual payroll expense. that number increased faster in the area than it did in the city as a whole, although there hasn't been much growth since 2013. there were other economic indicators that are best captured at a zip code level, and we're using the zip codes 94102 and 94103 to capture what's going on in the area. it's a somewhat bigger area, just to keep that in mind, but we're looking at business establishments by industry. so the census bureau annually releases information on the number of establishments by industry in the city as a whole, and also by zip code, so we were able to combine the zip codes and look at the businesses by industry in the two-zip code area and compare that as a whole. generally what we see is faster growth in business formation in the area relative to the cit

>> i don't think the united states comes outf this looki indecisive at all. out of all the countries on the eface of the planet, no s more concerned about civilian casualties than america, is and i think that weighed heavily on the president as he made this decision. look, there's ing to be other things follow this, not necessarily kinetic, but that in reve to what the iranians did. >> woodruff: what will that be? p well, look, theresident's going to make that decision, also, and i'll leave that o him to make the announcements. >> woodruff: when you say not necessarily kinetic, you mean not necessily the military. do you think there should be a military response to their shooting down a drone the president has to make that decision. i sat and listened to the samee thingsisted to, and it is a very difficult decision. the question for him is what is proportionate to shooting down an unarmed drone. do you respond to that with kinetic action that causes injuries or death? he haso makthat decision, and only he can make that decision. >> woodruff: senator, do you r

president trump should also know putin is probably looki ining forward to a meeting with president trumpve really helped advance russia's attacks against united states. we just look back to the helsinki summit when president trump made major counterintelligence missteps like failing to bring a note taker into the meeting and undermining the u.s. intelligence community. putin is probably expecting more of the same. now, ana, even if president trump does raise election interference, that doesn't mean the two leaders can't find common ground. russia worked with the united states on the first iranian nuclear deal and because the iranian threat is resurgent at this time, president trump and putin could try to discuss that as well. >> and so those g20 leaders including putin are probably wondering what president trump is thinking on iran. what should he address with them? >> well, there's strength in numbers when it comes to confronting iran. at the g20 president trump should brief other leaders on the various threat streams that we're confronting including the risk to our assets in the region

we're looki spots today but then this weekend that's when the hot temperatures are really going to sinkto monday, especially that's when the really going to spike and then next week the warming trend does continue so keep that in mind a breakdown of your highs neighborhood by neighborhood today, really nice and san francisco, a high of 68 in downtown today, 67 in the sense that district upper 50's to mid 60's along the coast and then we're looking at more 60's and 72 degrees for burlingame for the high today, 70's continue throughout the peninsula. yourself a zone really take advantage of it today, a nice a day of relief before. we could be seeing those triple digits over the next couple of days here, a downtown san jose today topping out at 78, and it's going to be really from hayward into free months low to mid 70's, upper nd coming in at 71 for the high. and then our warmer spots like concord and walnut creek. both in the low 80's today or 70's for napa yon bill 70 degrees. and it's going to be a nice and warm in santa rosa at 77 this afternoon, but of course cooler the coast point r

in other hearings we've had, wire looki we're looking for policies and consistencies and resolve. conclusions of even minority witnesses, we have no russia policy, we have no china policy, we have no north korean policy, we have no syria policy. so i want to point out that you said wriran supported assad rege who killed thousands and displaced millions. couldn't you say the same thing of russia's activities? >> i'll leave that -- we have a special -- >> no, just as a layman, couldn't you say it? >> i want to stay out of jim elaine. >> i don't want lanes here. because that is precisely the point. ? i . >> i'm happy to answer. we i the president made his number one priority the defeat of isis. he and secretary mattis put into a policy that achieved that objective. so we are very pleased with what we've been able to come to the end the caliphate that existed in iraq and syria. >> but you said that they killed hundreds of thousand. i could make the argument that russia was more pivotal in any country in turning the tied and more responsible than any country other than assad himself. s