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along the shore line, we'll have the low clouds, santa rosa still manges 85.ard forecast, no big surprises, the usual low clouds in the morning, and sun in the afternoon, then we get a little bit of fog on the 4th, so good luck to the weekday weatherman, who's going to have his handsful for that very important forecast. >>> straight ahead, a bay area household hockey name is gone. and the giants, they have done it again. in support of jeff samardzija...i >>> baseball up top to the giants. where did this come from performance today in support of jeff samardzija. i want you to see this flash of leather. this one would save a run. connor pence, hello. bottom of the 4th. got a woe from juliette. we're scoreless in the 4th. jody merser got this one good. a two run homer. so we go to the top of the 7th. here came the giants. five straight batters reached. then brandon crawford drove in the tieing run. the giants took the lead on a sac fly. samardzija in line for a win. he's feeling good about that one. brandon belt, this is a little swung on, gone number. a two run

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the police are focused on mang the mall with what law enforcement is saying. q? q: yes, they are saying safety is the primary concern, and that is why they have this fence around the national mall and this tent set up. eventually there will be a security checkpoint under this tent. everybody attending the national mall on the fireworks -- for the fireworks will have to get screened. the sunset on the national mall, setting up for safety. >> there are currently no threats to the washington, d.c., region. q: federal and local law enforcement are covering all angles. we are aware of the potential threat of vehicle attacks anywhere in the city. we have prepared in depth. q: tourists feel assured. >> i think they are doing a everything in the world, making people feel safe.\ q: while you are watching fireworks, the police will patrol the crowds. first responders expect revelers to protect themselves. buying a legal fireworks can lead to more than an arrest. saysmayor muriel bowser use common sense while out and about this holiday weekend. the city will handle the rest

. >> it's curled up covered in mange, scabs everywhere, emaciated, probably hasn't eaten in who knows how long. but the worst part is its spirit. there is no hope in that dog's eyes. but they're not going to give up. because that's what they do. they give hope to some of these little animals that really desperately need it. >> it's the worst we've ever seen. >> i was thinking the same thing. >> they do give her an anti-inflammatory to start soothing her skin. eventually they're able to convince her to eat a bigger meal to which she finally responds positively. while they're doing that, they take that as an advantage to coat her skin in an ointment. look right here she is finally getting her bath. and look at her. she's now standing. you see now some of her scabs are just falling off. and now look at her a even here. she's already starting to feel a little bit better. >> ten days in, i mean, she still looks awful, but much, much better. >> they named her helen. and check out what she looks like now. >> hi, helen. >> what a difference, look. they don't get specifics, but they said it wa

all the export and the u g to be a mange exporter of oil and natural gas. and we got to get pipes to the gulf coast, to the northeast. it's a great business. it just gets caugh but it's not oil. it's a great growing business. >> all right. on that note, ron, thank you so thank you. >> ron is with rdm financial group at hightower. >> coming up, rolling along and making millions in the process. >>> the federal trade commission is reportedly looking into whether amazon's discounts are as good as they seem. as first reported by reuters, a consumer watchdog group said the retails id and fictitious previous prices to mislead consumers. the ftc had no comment, but amazon refute d the report calling it deeply fl fighting a immediate recall of ta kata air bag inflater this is mon added n vehicles to a recall that already effects more than 40 million cars. these inflaters were once thought to be safe, wu but the government says they pose a risk nreplaced. ford says there's no data suggesting that a recall is needed. >>> lyf trt is now building itsn seom believes that

chancellor angela merkel and china's president xi jinping go to berlin zoo today to visit pandas meeting mangand ching international bond traders will have other things on their mind specifically the opening up of the nine trillion dollar chinese bond market to foreign investors for the moment the policy announced by the chinese communist party earlier in the year has prompted caution amongst nato nation bankers to be quotable investors need time to do the research on the names to get approvals to put systems in place you know can have a flood of capital coming within a couple of days it is small that small net positive some might say the approval of overseas investment in chinese government debt is a seismic shift in the global economy so why not more caution from those who support china about a possible loss of sovereignty over its government debt and why so much caution from bankers in the city of london and wall. streets maybe because of new and statements like this one president xi jinping speaking at one of near liberalism's key and you'll summits the voices against. your heart has laid

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and normally when i go to italy i'm just in sicily stairing at my old relatives and they are like mangeo i was in rome and i was like you know what, i want to have like a real date, like a dianne lane under the tus can sun moment, but then i went on a hookup,-- like no it's hard to figure out who is gay and straight in italy, they all look gay there, like i pass for straight, that's a problem. but i met this guy, it was great, his name was francesco and he was like kind of-- he was in the closet so meeting up with him was really hard. he kept being like we have to meet at this place at this time. like is this a drug deal? and then when i went to go meet him he was in like, they had the bar and then there was a shadow and he was just like under the shadow like this. i was like francesco and he was like-- come on! italians are the most dramatic peel on the face of the planet. this was in the a date t was a full blown opera. we immediately started arguing which like who argues on a first date but i thought he should tell his parents that he was gay. and the word for gay in italian, by the

erica and a handful of others have come up with the idea of a 72-hour >> it's baltimore residents manging a commitnt to one another. we are going to have 72 hours of peace. reporter: for erica, the cease-fire is personal. >> if you ever lost somebody close to you, it's not fair that the person keeps moving after the person was murdered in cold blood. it's not right that the world didn't stop and feel that, you know, and the world kept going while i'm standing on the brink of insanity and not ever able to go back out in a world where my brother is not there. reporter: erica's brother was gowned down january 27, 2007, age of 31. >> the one time in my life i knew my prayers wouldn't be answered. reporter: from the pain, came a sense of power that erica and others tapped into in hopes to bring about change in a city that has been scarred. >> people say it's not going to work. it's already working. we know if we don't try something people will die. the first weekend in august aimed to celebrate life. >> people walking the news all weekend hoping nobody gets killed. if somebody does, then it ig

supporters say a $15 an hour wage could make a big difference for families really in need and that would mange the change happen in about three years is being here's a look at how it all breaks down. it would call for a $15 an hour wage by the year 2020. it would be broken up into increments starting next year. but small businesses staffing 26 people and fewer, they would get more time having until the year 2022. now, this is basically our reworked version of the wage increase bill from january. this one, again, being introduced. that new version today -- also to a lot of people talking about this on social media really hoping to see how far this goes. back to you. >>> all right, justin finch live in montgomery county for us today. just tip, thank you. >>> a few more details on minimum wage in our area. d.c. lawmakers have already passed similar legislation, raising the city's hourly minimum wage to $15 by 2020. in prince george's county, the county minimum wage will go up to $1 virginia state minimum wage is $7.25 an hour. congress is considering a $15 federal minimum wage by 2024. the federa

according to the "new york times," his story could go up for auction as early as this week, and all the mangelishing houses are expected to bid on it. the book will reportedly cover comey's brief tenure as fbi director. a position he held for four years after president trump fired him in may. the book will be fully vetted to make sure nothing classified gets out. >>> the average computer user has 27 different passwords and it can be tough to keep track of them all. >> researchers are working on a solution using our unique biometrics. everything from the way we walk, to the way we swipe. so just the walking is enough to tell who has the phone. >> that's right. >> reporter: all the professor did was ask a student to walk across campus at rutgers university, then hand his phone to another student who walked back. >> that little difference in how they walk is enough. >> is enough to identify who the person is walking. >> reporter: to the phone's acelerometer, it looked like this. researchers are trying to use biometrics to make our devices more secure. >> okay, so if i try to use the phone, the c

drive times in the south bay no mange juror problems for san jose just a typical pattern here.ook at the north bay as well it is fog at the golden gate bridge it's clear here and traffic flows well very, the s curve. >> maybe i need a weekend. >> there you go, well, sum's upon us. >> we got one in our back pocket. you asked mike a second ago if he likes garlic fries. you think about this? you stopped for a second. >> where could that snb where could you get garlic fries. >> i don't know. >> every yoor, last weekend in july. >> and it's always hot, right. it's going to be hot again this weekend as you make plans to get out there. and let me show where you it's going to be cool on saturday, the coast. of course 70 degrees, 87 by the bay, and 95 inland. on sunday it is going to be more of the same, some extreme heat in the valleys while the bay will be at 84 and 701 for the coast. we were talking about those garlic fries, you can get them in abundance on saturday and sunday too at the garlic festival in gilroy at christmas hill park. it's going to start out at 80 degrees and if yo

that doesn't even mange sense to me. i understand spin. i worked at the white house.n't understand when someone on your team says this is what happened, here are the e-mails supporting it and you say something completely different. >> it is humiliating to constantly be found saying something false. that what's their choice? the president doesn't talk to them. it's not clear at all times he knows what he's doing. you can't fault him of that. i fault him in the first place for taking the job which is a no-win situation, which is explaining the inexplicable. >> ben, critics, and some of these are in his own party. we'll tell you he doesn't put in the work. they say he's not interested in the details, he looks tired at times, which lead me to your piece in politico, is the president fit? i want to read part of it. i mean, is this ultimately in keeping with the personality that is about a lack of discipline, ben? >> yeah, you're absolutely right. you can do go through the history of presidents and go back to teddy roosevelt, the bull moose, who used to take walks through r

miss mang, aye. mr. molinar, no. mr. palazzo, no. miss pengry, aye. mr. pokan, aye. mr. price, aye. mr. quigley, aye. mrs. roby, no. rogers? miss roy balladard, aye. mr. ryan? aye. mr. [rserrano? aye. mr. simpson? mr. stewart, no. mr. taylor. mr. taylor, no. mr. valedeo, no. miss wasserman-schultz? miss wasser man-schultz, aye. mr. womack? no. mr. yoder? no. mr. young?g? no. >> members who wish to record their vote, cuear. >> he errored aye. >> mr. joyce? >> mr. joyce recorded no. >> anyoneg want to change their vote, seeing or hearing no one, clerk will tally. >> on this vote the amendment is notmr agreed to. mr. serrano is recognized. for an amendment. >> mr. chairman, i rise to offee an amendment. i ask. that the reading be waived. >> consider it hel done. the gentleman is recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. cost by the administration in the increase inn discrimination enforcement efforts. it would protect children and families from damaging separations by preventing i.c.e. from removing parents of citizen children absent some serious criminality on the part

it offers an mange that can be interpreted either as a sailboat witch hat. of course, salem as a fun destination, and salem as witch city, are related aspects of the city's identity. historians have argued that the modern association of salem with halloween with attributed in part at least to the popularity of the bewitched tosodes that steve referred earlier. alongside other popular cultural developments of the mid-20th century, bewitched reminded the larger american public about the association of salem with witchcraft. and, of course, the bewitched producers show salem as the site for these episodes because of the historic association of salem and the witch trials. as will sort of be covered today, the trials of 1692 were a tragedy where innocent people suffered and died. so this brings us to our second conversation. do we foster a vibrant memory of tragedy in tourist sites? difficult, unwelcome or unexpected narratives at historic sites can be an uncomfortable fit for tourists expecting to enjoy a beautiful landscape or a historic home. museums and histo

experience, someone correct me in i'm wrong, put in the center of middle east peace and a lot of these mang meetings, he's either his job. how does that look from the outside looking in? >> you got the answer in your question. >> it looks horrible. >> and the rest of the world is beginning to discount us. what we're doing is moving to what fareed zakaria once called the post american world. it's less because of the rise of the rest. it's more because of our own decline. we are doing this to ourselves. we're taking ourselves out of our traditional role that has worked for no less than 70 years. we're pulling back. there's no one out there who can fill our shoes. this is going to become a far messy world. the disarray in the world and the disarray in washington are feeding on each other. and the fact that the united states is no longer willing and able to lead the world means the world will begin to unravel. which, by the way, will affect us. we can't build a giant mote around the united states. we can't insulate ourselves from problems in the middle east. this administration is feeding a sit