. >> why freeing a loon could be the looniest thing you'll see all day. okay, ready? whoa! [ explosion ] nothing should get in the way of the things you love. ? ? get america's fastest internet. 'stache but in the end john smith looks like a completely different dude. >> the sound of the loon north america. however -- >> in this loon rescue it's the sound of vicky o'neil that you will remember forever. >> i'm going to help you but you got to help me to help you. you understand? you cannot bite me. if i'm going to help you, you have to cooperate with me. >> this loon is tied up in some fishing lines. >> loony -- >> this is not a sharp enough knife. oh, you have a hook in your belly. >> oh. >> oh, poor thing. i am not doing a good job of this. you've got to help me. i can't -- >> got a little sand in her mouth in his rescue. she also said it bit her, it scratched her, and she felt overall mistreated by this bird while she's trying to help it. >> i hope not to kill you. i hope you don't snap your neck. this knife is worthless! okay, okay, we're working to the. okay, look, you

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released at union valley reservoir. 8000 pounds are going in at icehouse reservoir. 7000 pounds at loon lake. >> these trout averaged 1.5 pounds each. there is some three pound or five pound asked in there. >>> the utility district said it will stock fish every year for the next 50 years. the trout release is part of the condition that allows the utility to operate a hydroelectric system in the sierra. the agreement also includes renovation of about 700 campsites in the el dorado national forest. >>> the republican national convention ended with a bang as donald trump took the stage to accept the gop nomination. the highlights plus what we can expect at the democratic national convention. >>> a loaded, stolen gun found on a 16-year-old boy. the disturbing discovery and the investigation underway. >>> good morning. we're looking at a commute that looks good on this friday on the east shore freeway heading west out to the macarthur maze. >>> summertime heat returning to at least portions of the bay area in time for your weekend. i will have a look at what you can expect coming up. >>> rep

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they will be there until 10:00 a huge party, live music, food, face painting, lit balance loon characters can't wait to see who pick the lucky key. >> yeah. >>> a delaware county woman in desperate need of the kidney transplant and how her family is going the distance to help her. >> here's the line up on fox. i will get more coffee. [ ghost voice ] the name your price tool can show you coverage options to fit your budget. oh -- ohhh! she slimed me. [ laughs ] ray rice wants to return to the nfl and willing to sacrifice his entire salary to play again. >> he has been out of the game since 2014, ravens cut him after video surfaced of him knocking out his then fiance, inside of a casino elevator. he is pledging all of his paychecks to groups that focus on education and prevention of the domestic violence while supporting victims. as a seven year veteran his minimum pay would be $885,000, every season. i'm sure those groups and organizations would love to that kind of money. >> wow. >> sending strong message out. >> selena gomez could soon make serious bank on her instagram fame, more than 9

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riders get a burger at billy murphy's irish is a loon between 11:00 a.m. and 11:00 p.m. go check out fairmount park, get a preview, because they are there until friday. >>> good news, some area bars will be opened until 4:00 a.m. during the democratic national convention. law make's greed to the temporary reprieve last week. dnc host committee asks that bars, restaurant, hotels, other venues hosting event, apply for a permit by midnight last night. the list of the approved places is expect to be available, by the end of the week. >>> take already swift is finally getting a little positive credit. >> ♪ >> yeah, the song, taylor swift is listed as a song writer composer, for this is what you came from, she used a name, there was controversy after she tweeted the role she played in producing her song, there was some confusion. drama has been put to rest, taylor is now the writer of the song. >> some relief there. i was worried about that one. >> so we're getting ready for -- >> can you use this. >> yes. >> mike is here on the desk did you watch the republican national conve

she was 17-year-old sarah loon and her single engine cessna sputtered. she was able to put the aircraft down near the 11th tee of that golf course. >> the lake or the golf course and i didn't really want to go swimming so i decided the golf course is the better bet. i tried not to hit any trees or people on my way down. >> she didn't hit any people, fortunately. >> did she scream four? >> four! >> her parents are crediting her flight instructor with power. >> calm under pressure. >> yeah. 17 years old, too. >> they should talk to that flight instructor about getting her a better plane. >> a new plane. >> impressive. >> thank you, rob. we do have a much more serious and also seriously bizarre motor vehicle story for you now. a high speed chase with a 12-year-old girl. police say the girl took her grandmother's car out for a joy ride with her little sister in the passenger seat and all of it right in the middle of rush hour. >> reporter: watch as police dash cam captures this high speed chase near houston, the cops in hot pursuit. behind the wheel, a 12-ye

you saw the ease with which the black lives matters protesters and the police co-existed inial this loon take. >> and they were defending the right of those african american people. i spoke with the police league in dallas and those people are remarkable. and let me tell you something they don't want to hear. as black police they say too, when i'm out of uniform i have fear. and when i'm not involved directly and people can't identify me as a cop i have fear. this is a real thing that we have to confront. >> professor, we got that point, i want to speak to mike's point. >> empathy with justice. it is not just getting it. >> let's talk the aftermath of baton rouge. both my daughters are there. my husband's entire family is there. that city came together, black and white, holding vigil, praying and singing and not erupting. that is where the rhetoric departme departs from the empathy on the ground. >> i want to fauz the conversation. we'll continue it. we have more time too con it. let me tauz it. because i got to sneak a commercial break. can a divided washington heal a divided nation? i'

far left loons as you call them.n sniffing and drug sniffing dogs. >> i walked around today there was some crazy looking people out there. no doubt about it but wherever more than six people were, police just came out of anywhere. i mean, when six people gathered, then here they were. here they came. and i think kasich, the governor of this state, did an excellent job on security. >> he did. you know, can you debate all day long whether or not he should have shown up at his own convention. >> he should have. >> in his major city, but he did a magnificent job and chief williams, the cleveland p.d. chief, plus steve loomis, the head of the local policeman's union, they work with cops from out of town. it is so impressive to see california highway patrol. wisconsin highway patrol. michigan highway patrol. you have got columbus, ohio. you have got every county in this state represented. they really, as you said, you look around -- turn around so the officers in white and the mounted guys over there. any place you look he

we were worried about the criticized loons. oil at 45. if oil goes to 50 you will only be thinking, wow, they have reserves. maybe they don't need them. >> none of the banks had a good year. ones that are focused on the capital markets. fixed income is an issue to a certain extent. >> they are doing terribly. >> ipos are relatively sparse. >> the stocks are set up for them doing terribly. i wonder whether not unlike the pacific crest piece about apple which says apple will be every bit as bad as you think. that's good. >> right. >> you know? >> yeah. but jpmorgan is down so much less than the other big names. >> little less than 5%. bac is down 20%. >> and wasn't able to buy back as much stock. >> goldman sachs down. >> discount to book is extraordinary. as predicted the return on equity wouldn't come back. one thing i would say is wells kept a lot of power. they didn't announce a new buy back and they have a problem. if they do well, warren buffett needs an exception from the government to go over the 10% rule. >> meanwhile they will wat

come went made by this young man, that were inch sinned area, more inch sinned area than just brownie loonly sounded like discussing snack, and somehow teacher misinterpreted this, and the police got involved, and it was just blown out of proportion. but now hearing that the comments were more inch sends area than originally reported, so, maybe there was little bit more to it. that provoked this type of reaction. i think this is just an example of a policy not understanding how it should be implemented. i mean, memorandum of agreement, that was promulgate today all schools, they're supposed to follow this, but i don't think it was really played out. >> the principal, take the kids to the principal's offers. >> and you sit there. >> that's inapropriate language to be used in school if you do it again they'll kick you out for three days. >> exactly right. but now schools are much more sensitive to all of these issues, not only racist comments, but, sexually, you know, sexual comments, any kind of violence, bullying they have no tolerance policy, in schools, so, i think that is why, and the s

these folks have significant mental challenges and have been called the quote-unquote loon wolf.'ll take comments and questions later. thank you very much. [applause] >> in the interest of time we want to develop dialogue, and -- let me mention three or four areas that were mentioned. one in terms of the terminology, definition, if you will. i recall that going all the way back to the 1970s and '80s, some of the academics wanted to make life simpler in terms of the enemy so we had the three cs. one, the crazies. two, the criminals. three, the crusaders. well, the first two, we are looking obviously at other religions and ideologies. so, the point i'm trying to make is, when we talk about who are the perpetrators, and number two, what is their motivation? what triggers individuals to resort to violence in the name of some higher -- or whatever, and thirdly, the modus operandi, range from primitive to more sophisticated. and finally, the discussion about what kind of tools do we have as a society on the public level and the private level to dealt with it. some of you mentioned the

these folks have significant mental challenges and have been called the quote-unquote loon wolf. i'll take comments and questions later. thank you very much. [applause] >> in the interest of time we want to develop dialogue, and -- let me mention three or four areas that were mentioned. one in terms of the terminology, definition, if you will. i recall that going all the way back to the 1970s and '80s, some of the academics wanted to make life simpler in terms of the enemy so we had the three cs. one, the crazies. two, the criminals. three, the crusaders. well, the first two, we are looking obviously at other religions and ideologies. so, the point i'm trying to make is, when we talk about who are the perpetrators, and number two, what is their motivation? what triggers individuals to resort to violence in the name of some higher -- or whatever, and thirdly, the modus operandi, range from primitive to more sophisticated. and finally, the discussion about what kind of tools do we have as a society on the public level and the private level to dealt with it. some of you mentioned th

loon at "the conjuring 2" a lower budget, studio movie, but i think it's those films not so much driven power, but maybe driven by a hook, driven by a twist. i think that hollywood should look at those, look at something likes "the shallows" with blake lively. it's got a nice hook to it, and audiences are liking that. >> but overall a back end loaded summer, the bigger stuff at the end before we can judge how it was? >> yeah. if you look at this weekend, the top 12 movies grossed something like $214 million compared to last year which was $128 million, so exponentially better than last year, and i think the movies that are coming, especially jason bourne, and suicide squad. i have seen "secret life of pets" it's adorable. >> now you're talking about home territory. >> yeah, i want to see it. >> matt damon is back. >> you love the jason bourne series. i can't wait. >> eric, thanks so much. eric davis with fandango. >>> a few moments from now, james comey is set to make a statement. we'll take you to washington in just a moment. just a moment. images, videos, social updates. we call it da

steve: of course, thursday evening, the traditional loon and confetti drop. happening?hould be lisa: we have some nice surprises planned for the end of the convention. we want to be able to celebrate what we hope is a very successful convention. i don't want to reveal all the but we have some nice things planned throughout the week. steve: what is your job this week? this week it is important for my team to get out credentials for all the delegate, all the participants. we are doing something different this year than we have in past years. we are delivering the credentials to the delegates in advance of the start of the convention. the delegates are able to receive their credentials a day before, so that they are able to plan any of the meetings that need to happen. at the start of the convention we want to be very secret of the time so that we could sure that the -- thees be with word we need them to be. band iso far the cooperating. this next question is an easy one, your own background. how did you get involved? your first convention and will you have a role in the c

his concurring opinion thought the majority was flirting with that idea and wanted to pop that the loon. i don't see what the theoretical and the legal argument there would be. , you canip side of it see where the court found its footing to say this is permissible. as a matter ofd constitutional law doctrine, precedent, practice. naacpdid a reef for the legal defense fund on this question, urging the court not that ahead and rule state was prohibited from choosing some other method, because the court had no record for doing that. we did not say, of course the state -- all we are holding is that texas is not required to use citizen voting age population. we did not want them to go ahead and suggest that a state to choose if it wished to to use anything else because we said there's no record here. had anhe fact that we've almost unbroken tradition of using total population for a couple hundred years, do you want to know why a state had decided to go down the risky and difficult road of defining some , which has the risk that it would be manipulative to total a way the top of -- population

there are the crazy social justice, you know, wacky feminists, black lives matter, campus loons supporternie by large, hard core socialist support bernie high and large. there's spoth that wants to see the establishment bleeding and many trump voters are motivated by some of the same instincts. >> speaking of donald trump today he literally said he hopes the russians find hillary clinton's 30,000 e-mails. >> madman. >> in hillary clinton's campaign people have said donald trump is asking a foreign adversary to hack. you're laughing. >> i am laughing because the guy's a political genius. of course that's what they're saying in the "new york times" dutifully repeated the hillary clinton party line that on twitter they're all up in arms about it, very high minded and shocked and pole clutching, what's the reality, they're doing it anyway. what trump is doing with this statement is drawing people back to the fact that hillary clinton was sloppy and lazy and put it in the kindest possible terms. >> you're not horrified he's telling russians to look for her e-mails. >> i don't know if he mean

it's not a lone wolf, it's a lo loon wolf. an element of instability. >> what ties, if any, this man may have had with anyone here. whether as you say there was support, aid, whether there was contact of any sort. then there is also trying to understand this location. this is a major thoroughfare here. this highway, people traverse here, going to work, school, et cetera. gas stations, car dealers, you know, restaurants. and the location where this happened behind this quick stop near a beauty supply place, just an odd place, you know, for, you know, for someone to be just walking. what was behind, you know, his mind-set of walking around in that location? >> if you believe what the police chief has been saying, that this was an ambush, then the person who was trying to kill the police was trying to lure them in. we know that that stop is often used -- it's a quick stop convenance store, a coffee shop for cops who go there either switching shifts or coming in and out of the police station. so the investigation may prove he pick

right near 270 on the inner loon we'll take look at that camera.c dealing with an earlier crash ih hasleared.has cle it was closer to 295.. but because of that as you headf towards the wilson bridge from e prince george's county you are a definitely seeing some sluggishu traffic so be prepared for thatr one. we'll switch it over now to ourr maps. those aren't the only two slowwo areas we're up against.gain earlier crash cleared in oaktown 123 past 66 and a little bit sluggish inside the beltway 66ey not doing terrible.ribl the springfield interchange iere through annandale as well as wes move our cameras over to 395. we are sluggish right now rht washington boulevard to the 14th street bridge.ridg you're slow crossing the bridgen and the freeway east andfrway ed westbound by the third streetbys tunnel has heavy volume. h vol metro right now dealing with wh safetrack affecting the blue ane yellow lines.ow l allison and steve? steve >>> coming up, you may hear lou noises in prince george's countn today. why officials say don't worry.a' >> also d.c. city council offering extra help forel

side.uthbound s give yourself a lot of extraf still dealing with big delays og the outer and inner loop in loon a look there next. allison and steve?te >>> president obama celebratingg two important birthdays thispoat week. america's birthday yesterday any his daughter malia's birthday as well. and at least one of them had h sweet serenade involved. >>> have you seen this? wwe's star john cena's powerfull message of patriotism going viral this morning. we'll share it with you next. ♪ >> this year patriotism shouldn't be about pride andbe country. it should be about love. >> cwwe wrestler john cenan na starring in video released byea the ad council focusing on patriotism, race, religious, sexual limb. l it's called love has no labels.o >>> the president and militaryii families celebrated the fourth u of july at the white house butte that's in the all theyl they celebrated. they also got in on wishing wisg malia a happy 18th birthday.. >> ♪ happy birthday, dear mali malia, happy birthday to you! ♪ >> aww. that's so sweet. set. i feel like -- of course we have seen her grow.en >> of course.>> >> 1

from about 1.8 billion people connected online in 2010 to 5 billion, maybe 8 billion people if google loonm are connecting the globe. we have 5 billion new consumers coming online around the world. right? they're coming online not like you and i did on aol. >> i'm skeptical how you're bringing this back to health care but i'm running with you. >> it's an increased rate of innovation. increased rate of discovery around the world. >> because of connectivity. so it's the device -- i'm going back to the device you talked about. it's going to allow people to be more creative and productive globally. >> bet back to the notion it costs so much to bump up a year of life. >> i think that i'm not sure where he gets that number from, but adding year of life if you're ill, sure. but if you're health y i, then you're productive and adding to society. >> thanks. >>> turning to politics now. the veep states are officially over. chris christie speaking out on the "today" show this morning. >> truth is that i never expected to be chosen. the fact is that over the course of my 14-year relationship with dona

nobody can control those crazy loons. >> a fundamental misunderstanding of "morning joe." >> also a misunderstanding of the process. >> want you to go them to the pirate ship and say their etiquette is spotty. >> we didn't need to see the whole process to see it's rigged. by the way, i'm a democrat, i'm voting for hillary, and i felt this way. it's not like this could be a big surprise. but it is to a lot of people. >> here's what i don't understand. okay, if you're going to get rid of somebody plitdically, get rid of them. it's like when we took newt out of town, i said, this is not person. if you were my mother and runing the house this badly, we would get rid of you, but they're kind of getting rid of her, but they're not. she's going to open it up. >> as we mentioned at the top, debbie wasserman schultz will step down after thousands of internal e-mails were posted online by wikileaks. they contribute to the narrative that the national party had its thumb on the scale for hillary clinton's campaign over that of senator bernie sanders. in a statement, wassermann schultz listed her accomplishments

if you put a balloon -- if you fill a imbalance loon up were -- if you fill a balloon up with helium and let go of the nays l, it deflates. right now we have something at risk with zika that will be like a helium about a lunge, inflating rapidly, unless we do that initial thing which pulls the balloon off the helium so that it works. i am a teacher. so we decided to do something differently. if anybody in the audience so chooses, they can put their phone up and their q.r. reader up to the television or the computer monitor and they can scan this bar code and you will see the slides that we are about to go over. so if you're watching at home and you wish to follow, then you can yellowstone load these slides and if you think them important, then you can follow these -- forward these slides to another person much that's my effort as a teacher to try speak about the spread of zika. this is jose wesley, born to a brazilian mother, who contracted zika probably in her first three months of pregnancy. when zika went through the blood when jose was in her womb through the amniotic fluid, it e