jon: mark smith, thanks heather.eather: the nations to presumptive presidential nominees weighing in after the tragedy in dallas . donald trump and hillary clinton are reacting to the attack that killed five police officers, and sent seven others to the hospital, stay with us. >> plan whenever you want. no enrollment window. no waiting to apply. that means now may be a great time to shop for an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. medicare doesn't cover everything. and like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, these help cover some of what medicare doesn't pay. so don't wait. call now to request your free decision guide. it could help you find the aarp medicare supplement plan that works for you. these types of plans have no networks, so you get to choose any doctor who accepts medicare patients. rates are competitive, and they're the only plans of their kind endorsed by aarp. remember - these plans let you apply all year round. so call today. becaus

jon: we have to issue our apologies to mark smith, we were unable to link up with him.k to all of you. melissa: there's a long list of speakers lined up for the republican national convention but some notable names are missing. will that affect efforts to unite the party? >> ♪ music for your retirement, you wanted to celebrate the little things, before they get too big. and that is why you invest. the best returns aren't just measured in dollars. td ameritrade. melissa: excitement building in cleveland as the republican national convention today. the lineup of speakers will include veterans and actors, politicians, members of donald trump's family as well. the list is like on establishment republicans. in fact, the last two republican presidents and the parties last two presidential nominees all choosing to stay home. joining me now is david avella, the chairman of gopac and republican strategist. we also have capri cup borrow, a democratic ohio state senator and the former minority leader of the ohio state senate. thanks to both of you for joining us. let's talk about

mark smith and matthew swift are joining me now. let me start with you.esting in america we judge how the market reacts. in the first two days after that it was calamity. the first two sessions in the history of the market. we started it out very poorly i'm wondering at the bank of england that they can already turn bad. is there any evidence of this? >> know, the bank bank of england is simply trying to calm investor nerves which frankly are practically call him because the people that really know the markets recognize th the united kingdom by getting out of the european union has made themselves much stronger financially and economically because they have all of the athlete -- athletes they need. they have all that they need. they don't get bogged down by the anchor called the european union and the regulation and undue burdens. the majority of the uk citizens recognize. i'm very bullish on the future of the uk and i think the markets will be as well once we get through the initial concern about uncertainty which always causes markets to fluctuate in th

mark smith and diane you wanted the brexit did you want theresa may.now politics are little bitd. to say that conservative things about in scribble scrupulous bosses, big business and the health and healthy gap. in my listening to the rearmed carnation of bernie sanders. >> it's great to be here. great questions. first i think she wasn't the top choice of those backing the bridges exit from the union and it was very divided in this leadership contest hence teresa may basically muffled her way to the top despite the fact that she is a remain her and she supported britain staying inside the european union. she is also flying tonight she has appointed three senior people that supported brexit. these are all three diamond eight -- dynamite. it's a great start. i hope she will advance real conservative principles. the kind of principles that margaret thatcher had. economic freemen -- freedom. charles: i have the privilege of interviewing him earlier. he is worried about the way and access to europe and pushing off article 50. a delay in some of the things.

smith. he was one of those killed this last week's sniper attack. today's service was held at the water mark church, where smith worked as a security officer. the family held a private service. >>> minnesota, more than 1500 people attended funeral for philando castile. >> a horse-drawn carriage brought castyle's -- cas tile's casket. they toll people of different backgrounds to come together. >>> alton sterling will be laid to rest tomorrow. and tonight, his 15-year-old son cameron will join president obama for a national town hall meeting. alton sterling was shot and killed during a scuffle with officers. video of the shootings sparked protests. and the hope is tonight's town hall meeting will be to dere duce tensions between the police and communities they serve. >>> here we are. race relations getting worse in the country. that's what 59% of the people polled told cbs. we invite you to join us tomorrow at 6:00. it was almost a year ago that we hosted the first issue of race and honest conversation. tomorrow evening at 6:00. joined by a panel of guests. many of them on the front lines of t

other celebrities in the american century championship. 2x 49ers, coach jim harbaugh," back, alex smith. markulder is considered one of the favorites. >>> it doesn't seem fair when one person is exceptionally good at more than one sport. a lot of those guys are really good golfers too. >>> there was a reward posted to kill a police officer. coming up, the new threat under investigation for san francisco police. >>> today is the official day of remembrance for mario woods. the backlash coming from police unions. >>> good morning. we looking at a commute where traffic is doing very well. if you are driving on 24 westbound heading to the tunnel. >>> a notable warm up coming our way for the bay area weekend. i will tell you how hi i expect we will get today and look at the extended forecast. >> it was an amazing fees. it was for us. it was was for america.

smith dinner? and then you are called away to a meeting. to meet with freddie ferrer. markreen: al smith was the governor of new york and catholic. he was the first catholic nominee of a major party in 1928. he was subject to horrible anti-catholic commentary and the next catholic who got a nomination won, john kennedy. the dinner is run by the catholic elite of new york. the cardinal at that time was o'connor. in 2000 bush and gore came and the tradition is every four years the nominees of both parties,. they make humorous toasts at each other's expense. in 2001 i was now running for mayor. i had been the nominee. i got elected. sorry, nominated. in my victory speech i said what a great race by borough president freddie ferrer. i can't wait to work with him. he is latino and i am not. he had supporters who got a little excited. these races end up being racial. i was a leading white liberal in new york city. marching with sharpton, suing giuliani over police misconduct. strong support in the black and latino community. the freddie ferrer campaign was an alliance with al sha

there are new comers smith who is here. mark king he showed up in a super man outfit last year.this year, what will you say about the outfit. it speaks for itself. you have to break up the grind of training camp. they know exactly what they're in for the next couple of weeks. >> you notice the grind so again, i'm excited to be able to play football again but we know -- we know the grind and we know the start of good hard couple of weeks before we can really go out there and one up. >> coming here and getting started. a lot of people want to know how we mesh with the pads on. continue to build the team come rad renecessary for the season. a lot of players are excited and i'm excited to be here and continue the process. >> all right the power ranger helmet he's wearing. it was 90 degrees in napa it could not be comfortable. >>> meantime just about time for college football. scott christ is always all over that. >> lee vi stadium associated with proceed football. today it's all about the college players. the annual bay area media day. the cardinal pick to win the pack 12. the bears

it stars mark robby and will smith as dead shot.aters august 5. >>> we told you about katy perry's new song for the olympics. it's called rise and she has done it a gain. ♪ don't be surprised i will still rise ♪ >> that's it for you. don't worry you will be seeing and hearing the song during the coverage of the rio olympics. >> that woman knows how to make an anthem. >> she does. >>> up next how this 91-year-old woman can teach us a thing on two of living life to the fullest. you must be the new teacher, huh? yeah. remember, days like today, you'll never forget. so enjoy it, you're going to do great. thanks. ♪ kleenex, someone needs one. cabecause she went to lowe's.nce she knows if she doesn't love it, they'll make it right. and being a parrot, i know color-okay. do you mind, sparky? now buy one can of interior paint + primer in one and get one 50% off via rebate. ♪ ♪ ♪ no, no, no, no, [music] people are both soft and strong... yey! which is why our products are too. angel soft. i had a wonderful time tonight. me too! call me tomor

. >>> today marked the funeral for police officer michael smith. he's one of five officers shot last week. funerals for two other officers killed, michael krol an patrick zamarripa will happen later this week. >>> racial profiling on capitol hill. >> recognize that just because you do not feel the pain, the anguish of another, does not mean it does not exist. >>> of the 100 people who make the u.s. senate, six are nonwhite and three are hispanic, there's one asian minority woman in the senate. >>> an effort is under way to treat violence in oakland by listening to what teenagers have to say about their interactions with police and about jobs. leslie has the story tonight. >> reporter: a few years ago this 27-year-old was shot in the stomach on the streets of oakland. >> it felt like my life was over. i'm not going to be living. i'm probably going to get shot again. >> reporter: he survived physically but struggled until w. as he gets help putting a resume together he thinks he can beat the odds. >> this program is keeping me focussed and happy. i f

. >>> today marked the funeral for police officer michael smith. five officers shot last week. funerals for two other officers killed, michael krol an patrick zamarripa will happen later this week. >>> racial profiling on capitol hill. >> recognize that just because you do not feel the pain, the anguish of another, does not mean it does not exist. >>> of the 100 people who make the u.s. senate, six are nonwhite and three are hispanic, there's one asian minority woman in the senate. >>> an effort is under way to treat violence in oakland by listening to what teenagers have to say about their interactions with police and about jobs. leslie has the story tonight. >> reporter: a few years ago this 27-year-old was shot in the stomach on the streets of oakland. >> it felt like my life was over. i'm not going to be living. i'm probably going to get shot again. >> reporter: he survived physically but struggled until now. as he gets help putting a resume together he thinks he can beat the odds. >> this program is keeping me focussed and happy. i feel like i

>>mark: singapore for lorna aaron sergeant michael smith and guard office of fred thompson will be laidt of their dollars list of the summer is set for friday in officer pastured & s assist for saturday san jose police will begin where a robotic camera said they were on patrol and theyook like small black boxes attach to the uniforms they was spent nearly $4 million over five the into the cameras. >>robin winston: you have one lane open on the freeway is awful folk stop on the back of a quick recap westbound 80. checking in on the rest of the bay area not too bad the ride into san francisco the back of the is growing at the toll plaza on normal a lot of headlines screaming but no major problems of oakland the drive times still on the 20 minutes. >>reporter: 60 going on for oakland 57-word 56 from the war in downtown san francisco 54 votes to the cool spot as you go for what the temperature should really start to increase particularly in the inland regions. >>mark: a fisherman said he was attacked by great white shark last week it happened in the waters off the monterey bay of capitola.

. >> reporter: thousands gathering at the water mark church in dallas to say good- bye to sergeant michael jay smith. one of five police officers gunned down in the street last week in dallas. >> as people of faith, we struggle during tragedy to hold onto our faith. and yet, we sacrifice. and yet, we sacrifice. and this was the ultimate sacrifice. >> the service comes a day after the funeral for three of smith's fellow officers. the funeral for philando castile was today as well. he was shot and killed by police officer in minnesota during a traffic stop as his fiance streamed the incident live on social media. unrest continues to build across the country over police involved shooting incidents. the white house reacting ahead of a planned black lives matter protest in the capitol tomorrow. >> people responding to their conscience is important. but, it is not going to be sufficient. we are also going to have to be willing to not just protest, but also, to engage in a dialogue. >> the son of alton sterling speaking out on his way to dc to attend the protest tomorrow calling for peaceful demonstrations

♪ >>> on july 1st, 1976, the smith soewn smithsonian air and space museum opened. today markshe 40th anniversary and live coverage starts at 6:00 p.m. eastern on c-span3. we'll tour the museum and see one of a kind artifacts, including the spirit of st. louis and lunar module. we'll talk with its director, general j.r. jack daily and jeremy kenny and valerie neil of the space history department. you can join the conversation, they'll take your phone calls and e-mails and tweets. the 40th anniversary of the smithsonian air and space museum, live in evening beginning at 6:00 p.m. eastern on american history tv. >> each week american history tv's american artifacts takes viewers behind the scenes, we visited the national portrait gally comment rating the amelia earhart disappearance, she was called lady lindy and the mystery surrounding her loss continues to fascinate americans today. >> welcome to the national portrait gallery. i'm the curator of photographs here at the gallery. when visitors come to the portrait gallery and showing them around the exhibition, i often ask them,

smith the bay. will be floating with the 95- 100 degrees mark inland. a little breezy this evening. it will stay male warmer tomorrow. but then towards the middle of the week, they will be the warmest with temperatures running 5-10 degrees warmer than average. tomorrow if you like it on the cool side, this will be a comfortable day for you. little more 86, compton 86. fremont 75, napa 85. in san francisco 68 degrees. your extended forecast, 96-98 degrees inland on wednesday and thursday. near the bay, mid-70s. as we had to with the weekend, we will still be near average. temperatures will cool off with more cloud cover by saturday and sunday. a much warmer week this week than last week. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, concerning chemical in their bodies-- than children on the east coast. only on 5-- th >>> two at 6 pm, kids in california have a concerning chemical in their bodies. only on five, government regulations. and the questions about the bomb measure approved by voters. and how much it will cost home owners. >>> and that's in for kpix ms. at 5 pm. they say it's going to warm up get ready

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mark farrell. i'll be chairing the committee joined by my -- to my right by my -- our katy tang and nor man yee. thank you linda, the clerk and jackson and phil smith from sfgtv. do we have announced? >> please silence all cell phones and complete speaker cards and copies of documents to be completed and items acted upon will be on the july 12th board of supervisor agenda unless otherwise stated. >> would you call item number 1. >> item number 1 hearing on the city financial position and requesting the mayor's budget and legislative -- speaker: nothing here on item 1. we'll take public comment. anyone wish to comment on item 1. public comment closed. continue item 1 to the call of the chair. motioned by tang and yee. we can take that without objection. >> madam clerk, call items 4 -- >> four, ordinance of administrative code impose a fee for debit card transaction processed by the city. speaker: thanks very much. we have amanda free from our treasure and tax collection's office to speak on this item. >> good morning, supervisors. you have a lot to get through, so we'll try to be quick. the public uses credit cards for beginning inspection fees, pro

smith another. some of the veterans, mark geist.last night who made, who made three arguments. one argument was, if you like the way things are going, hillary and bill, i mean, hillary, bill and barack. if you want change, go with this guy. third, here is why i am going with this guy. all of those are important. bill: they stayed on message. not the way it goes with republican. >> stayed on message but stayed on the clock. one of the things about last night, it began to grow a little bit longer. they ended up behind schedule. one missing ingredient last night was a little bit of dash more of optimism and hope. i thought joni ernst's remark, senator from iowa, surrounded by a bunch of veterans was forward-looking. we'll do this for the military. do this for your veterans. bill: happened so late in the night. >> happened so late last night, the message got lost. particularly end of eight years one party holding white house. the opposition has to accentuate the change message. in large measure saying here is how bad things are and how

mark: joining us now to talk about the clinton and sanders courtship is kristin walker who instill import smithouth. what surprised you today at the event between sanders and clinton? one of the things i heught was noteworthy was used the word i am going to endorse secretary clinton and then vowed to fight vigorously for her. i think that is significant and based on my conversations with clinton campaign officials, it was it they were hoping for and more than they expected, so they think it is a major step forward for -- forward. and part of this rally felt like a sanders rally. he ticked off what he had been writing or and areas where they .ad found common ground and that $15 minimum wage. not everybody is ready to get on board with secretary clinton. you had folks saying never hillary, protesters shouting out amidst both of their remarks, so there was a little bit of everything and a reminder that this was a hard-fought primary and secretary clinton clinched the nomination more than a month ago and sanders was not ready to get on board. had those victories on health care, education and the mi

mark green: every city in the country has a number two. in new york it was always the president of the city council. it was held by people with the names al smithnd fiorello la guardia. of course, two iconic figures who went on to become governors and mayors. when the position became available i thought that would be great. it is an ombudsman office. we monitor city services to show there is no fraud or suspicion. you represent people who don't have a voice. i ran for it. i won easily. one of those that are ran against, i defeated a state senator named david paterson. 15 years later he succeeded governor eliot spitzer as the governor of new york. david said, mark you should've , let me win public advocate then maybe you would be a governor now. david has a great sense of humor. he wasn't being serious. brian lamb: you mentioned al smith. context, you were at a dinner one night in white tie and sales. what is the al smith dinner? and then you are called away to a meeting. to meet with freddie ferrer. i wanted you to tell what that was about. green: i hope people can follow the time sequence year. al smith was the governor of new york and catholi

mark in that tweet. we are live at the wells fargo center. i'm drew smith, nbc 10 news. >>> you can count on nbc 10 as your station to watch for coverage of the democratic national convention, we will broadcast live from the wells fargo center every day until the convention ends on thursday and then of course just like we did for the rnc, we will be broadcasting a nightly one hour special starting on monday to get you set for the events each evening. that special is at 7:00. >>> with the democratic national convention just two days away we now know who will join hillary clinton on the ticket. she picked virginia senator tim kaine as her vice presidential running mate. clinton told the world on twitter, she tweeted this message announcing her runner mate just after 8:00 last night, she called kaine a man who has devoted his life to fighting for others. the 58-year-old senator served as the democratic national committee chairman and in 2008 kaine was a finalist to become president obama's running mate. last night we talked to j.j. balaban, a partner at the ca

. >>> 50-year-old punter mark get king showed up with the green power ranger mask on. >> and new quarterback sean smithho wore a hat with the last name spelled out in large gold letters. again, why not. they have not had a winning season since 2002 but they made some pretty good offseason moves. we'll have more from mark ibanez live from napa later on the 9. >>> and the full squad practice will be on sunday. the new headliners will be new head coach chip kelly and the quarterbacks trying to win a spot. >>> and the 90s are back. mtv will rebrand vh-1 to classic channel. there will be prime timing of cribs, jack ass punked and more. and the unplugged episodes which have not been seen in years will also be shown. >> facebook is now accepting refunding requests for purchases made by minors >>> police in san jose are investigating a homicide. we'll investigate a live report from the scene after man was shot and killed late last night >>> and major bart shutdown. the work that will affect a lot of people going to sfo. good morning, we are looking at a commute. traffic is actually doing pretty well if you are

question marks when eagle's training camp kicks off on monday, can peterson start and will receivers catch the football and of course the defense, the biggest questions on d were marcus smithive to the height and first rounder is yet to start a game and played 8% of defensive snaps and moving from linebacker back to defensive end, a position he played in college. >> now i'm going back to a position that is really comfortable and so i can be happy and just go get it and i'm excited. i leave this sunday and i'm ready to go and have been training in atlanta at a place called gata and they train with a coach and his name is chuck smith. he has got me right just for this season and i'm just ready. i can't wait. this season is going to be great. >> reporter: let's hope so. selective veterans rookies and quarterbacks report tomorrow, the first workout is monday. to come in sports and wait until you see this and the union can make an impact in the standings when we come right back.

mark latrell's speech. >> number one was melania trump. number two -- who do you think? >> whatever you say -- >> rudy giuliani. number three? >> marcus latrell. >> shawn smith's mom?achi, scott baio. and number five? >> dave clark. >> let's listen to dave clark. >> ladies and gentlemen, i would like to make something very clear -- blue lives matter in america. >> that line got a big response, on the floor, on the bottom. not allot after that. what did you think? >> that was a great moment. the entire night was a rollercoaster. you have women in the room bawling on camera. you had this buildup where you had emotional speeches, where people were crying. you went up to the giuliani speech, where people were roused and ready to cheer. it was a rollercoaster of the night. >> do you think that the bar was set low for speakers? easy achievement or no? >> the bar was set low. donald trump set the bar when he won the nomination, saying you're going to have tom brady and actors and mike tyson and tim tebow. and it would be an extraordinary expose of the actors in the world. and it wasn't that. the most talented person in the -- not the world, but tonight, shows the disorgan

third inning seth smith sakes jimenez ep for the grandr the g slam mariners up four-zip. fr- markmbo hits a solo homee run.run. o's down four-one.on bottom of the seventh,, mariners two on for kyle f k seeger and he brings in both inh runners with a double to double center field.ie mariners score one more time me sweeping the orioles inpi the seattle final score nine-four.io >> hm. >> all right, tough night forh i the o's. >> yeah. high scoring baseball games both of them. >> that's right. >> coming up on fox news bws morning security leaders in bangladesh say despite thesh sas claims isis is not responsible s for a deadly terror attack in ak their country's capitol city.ol >> and we are now learning newae information about the deadly dea alligator attack at wal disney world. >> as we head to break rightea now here's a live look outsideut across the dmv.ss the time right now is 5:09, 5 temperature 69 degrees.gree we are back after this.afterhis. >> ♪ >> ♪ okay, ready? whoa! [ explosion ] nothing should get in the way of the things you love. ♪ get america's fastest internet.

smith. we will be back to wrap up the preview of donald trump's speech tomorrow. we will see you tomorrow night. sayonara. ♪ markton. let's begin with a check of your first word news. the turkish president composed a three-month state of emergency following last week's failed military coup. after meeting with military advisers, he said the measure was being taken to counter threats to turkish democracy and was not intended to curb basic freedoms. texas senator ted cruz and indiana governor mike pence take the spotlight tonight on day three of the republican national convention in cleveland. senator cruz says he has no plans to endorse donald trump who mocked him and his family. trump and hence are in cleveland that will make their first joint appearance at the convention tonight. cleveland police say two officers suffered minor injuries when they were assaulted during a flag burning protest. several arrests were made. the protest made it difficult for convention delegates and reporters to enter the arena. german chancellor angela merkel made it clear there will not be exit fromt the u.k. the european union until

> reporter: there's question marks eagles training camp kicks off tomorrow, can doug peterson coach can sam bradford shine county receivers catch the ball. will marcus smith to the hype. the 2014 first rounder is still yet to start a game. he played 8% of their defensive snaps. he moved from linebacker back to defendive end the position he played in college. >> now i'm going back to a position i was comfortable. i'm excited, i'm ready to go i've been training in atlanta at that train winning a pass rush coach his name is which you can smith. he has gotten me right for the season. i'm ready, i can't wait. this season is going to be great. >> kicking it over to soccer, the union could have been tied for a first place win in montreal, instead a deplete meltdown. andre blake allowed 5 goals in 52 degrees. union have one win in their last 6 major soccer club matches. that was tough to watch. that's sports, i'm jeff skeverski. have a great day. >> we'll have more "action news" just ahead. >> we'll be right back. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. so we wired the wagner's house with 100 meg internet. which means that in the time it takes mr. wagner to p

mark hugo lopez from pew hispanic center. great to have you. >> thank you very much. >> hinojosa: continue the conversation at wgbh.org/oneonone. - [voiceover] funding of overheard with evan smith is provided in part by mfi foundation, improving the quality of life within our community. also by hillco partners, a texas government affairs consultancy. and by the alice kleberg reynolds foundation. - i'm evan smith, he's an investor and philanthropist who co-founded america online, and has spent the better part of three decades as a thought leader on technology, innovation, and the digital age. his new book, a new york times best seller, is the third wave, an entrepreneur's vision of the future. he's steve case, this is overheard. (audience applauding) - [voiceover] let's be honest, is this about the ability to learn, or is this about the experience of not having been taught by it. how have you avoided what has befallen other nations in africa? you can say that he's made his own bed, but you caused him to sleep in it. no, you sought a problem, and overtime, took it on and, let's start with the sizzle before we get to the steak.

mark: could it be the dollar's time to shine, top currency forecast think so. chaossays thanks to the caused by myrexis, the demand for greenbacks could begin busters. smithow is simon we will get to the dollar side of the equation, the chart behind me is very clear, 129.17, how low do we go -- can we go? >> we are going lower. pretty much oversold. that will prove the case for cable. losses have continued because you come in in the morning and see cable lose out. i think people were hedging the youit risk on coming and see decent selling of cable during -- -- the u.k. is a wash with uncertainty. inclination is to sell and not reinvest. there, threw it out saying what does it take to push sterling to 105, the low from -- is it inconceivable that the town could fall that far? >> not inconceivable if you look at the charts. in 2008, we saw a big move. magnitude is not inconceivable by any means. what would it take -- at least to easing's from the bank of england. plus, continued uncertainty on the exact cause and timing of the uk's exit from the eu. it carries on beyond september, mid-october, i could see that down through 110 and eventually 105. vonnie: ho

mark halperin. >> counter-programming. >> what's also interesting, patricia smith representing benghazi, a big theme in conservative circles. in this campaign you would think that would be broadcast on fox. >> it just shows how overwhelming plagiarism thing is going to be. there were a lot of snafus, the rest by the delegates, attack on john kasich, none of that would be getting much attention today. instead melania plagiarism turns the whole day into a negative. this is the end of a string of failures as opposed to her speech -- >> they need to clean it up fast. they need to clean it up this morning to protect her. >> yes. still ahead on "morning joe," two top senators on the push to unite gop. republicans tom cotton and john barrasso are here on set plus former attorney again ken cuccinelli whose threw cre tensions on the floor after failing to shab up the convention floor. tomorrow, governor chris christie. you're watching "morning joe." right back live. my cousin's wedding is coming soon. ♪ i like the bride more than the groom. ♪ turquoise dresses... so excited. did all her exes get invited? no ones got moves like uncl

marks with the eagles training camp kicks off tomorrow. can sam bradford shine as the starter, and can the receivers catch the ball. will marcus smith to the hype. he has yet to start a game and played 80% of the defensive snaps, but moving from linebacker back to defensive end, the position he played in college. >> now i'm going back to a position that's comfortable, i'm excited i leave this sunday i'm ready to go i've been training in atlanta with a pass rush coach his name is which you can smith. he has gotten me right for the season. i'm ready, i can't wait this season is going to be great. >> reporter: kicking it over to soccer, the union could have been tide for a win in in first place in tron the real -- montreal, union smoked 5-1. they have one win in their last 6 major league soccer matches. that was tough to watch. that's sports, i'm jeff skeverski have a great day. >> >> it is now, 7:30, sky6 live hd taking a live look right, an excessive heat warning is posted. it will feel like almost 100 degrees or hotter to start the week. if you're going to be out and about for the democratic national convention which begins tomorrow

the shots were fired and nbc 5's corey smith there reporting that gunshots were fired at the demonstrations. it's now -- it's not clear, at this point exactly, markght have been targeted by these shots. >> and that's another thing, too, because the focus of the police officers immediately is going to be on protecting the civilian population first and foremost and in doing so they then have to also consider their own personal safety and deploy some tactical moves in the hope to end this at this type of thing. but it's a police officer's worst nightmare, just random unidentified shots coming down a group of you and your colleagues is really, it's a difficult situation to even attempt to defend against. >> and this is what people organizing these vigils and these demonstrations are hoping never happens. >> that's right. there have been so many peaceful demonstrations and there have been so many wonderful acts of expression to deal with this grief, to try to bring tension to these critical issues that have gone off wonderfully and peacefully. and i hope that everything turns out well tonight for everyone involved, including the officers on the scene

mark community church has had prayer group every month once a month or so. but now it's with a little bit of a heavier heart. one of their members, michael smith, was a police officer killed by micah johnson. he was a 25-year veteran of the force, 55 years old. his wife was a school teacher. over the years, he's been won.awards but also at this church, he patrolled their daycare area during sunday school. a beloved member of their church and the community. earlier, someone took to the stage and asked everyone to think about the moment when they heard about the killing. and they prayed. one man even came up to me wanting to pray with me. folks here are trying to find answers to why, why this kind you have tragedy would strike not just the city but also so close to home. but it's not just here in this park. it's all across the city. i spent most of the day on the southside of dallas. the historic black community, the heart of the black community there. i went to a community event and asked folks there, how do you wrestle with this idea of supporting on one hand an end to police violence, on the other hand, wrestling with had great grief and how

smith. so that's the situation so far in napa day one of training camp. well into the upper 80s. typical training camp weather. a lot of good vibes with the facility. i'm mark ibanez reporting live back to you. >> and okay, thank you, mark. thanks. >>> all right, how about some weather? we've got the big tire going on right now. >> yes, absolutely. we want to check back with breaking news here. and let's do that before weather as they say we are battling two wildfires right now. both burning close together near clear lake. the extension fire is about 10 acres. that is in clear lake and the second is called the north branch extension fire. now that has grown to about 40 acres. and it is burning in clear lake. we know that evacuations are in progress, though at this point we're being told that they are not mandatory. a temporary shelter has been set up at their clear lake community center. >>> on that note a check of their conditions up in wine country now, awfully hot out there bill? >> reporter: yeah it has been with a week of really hot temperatures. what we have done, we sent sky fox to on the way up to clear lake. of course we have the big fires last yea

there are question marks when eagles training camp kicks off tomorrow, can doug peterson coach, can sam bradford shine as the starter and the defense. the biggest questions on d marcus smith to start a game, he played 8% of their defensive snaps, but he is moving from linebacker back to defensive end to a position he played in college. >> i'm going back to a position i'm comfortable, i can be happy. i'm excited i leave this sunday, i'm ready to go i've been training in atlanta at this place gata, i've been training with which you can smith -- chuck smith, he has gotten me right for the season. it's going to be great. >>> union could have been tied for first place with a win in montreal instead a complete meltdown. andre blake allowed 3 goals in the first 52 minutes. union smoked, 5-1. they only have one win in their last 6 major league soccer matches that was tough to watch. >>> that's sports, i'm jeff skeverski. have a great day! >> don't go away. >> another half-hour of "action news" is coming your way right after this. award winning design. award winning engine. the volvo xc90. the most awarded suv of the century. he could install your ceiling fan.ce said he couldn't.

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smith, patrick zamarripa, and thompson five officers murdered by a sniper in dallas while on duty. we saw very troubling videos of philando can steal -- castile and alton sterling being shot. today we also mark the one-month anniversary of the shooting at the pulse nightclub in orlando. a hateful act on the lgbt community that took the lives of 49 people. this shooting shook the country as have the many mass shootings that preceded t as we still process these deaths, daily violence continues in communities around the country over the weekend the total number of shootings in chicago, where i come from, this year exceeded 2,100. over 300 people in chicago have now died from gun violence in 2016. i have received hundreds and hundreds of letters from constituents of all ages concerned about the effect of gun violence in our communities and their communities. yesterday i received a letter from a young constituent, an 8-year-old, named kaelin, she wrote. i read "the sun times" every day like my dad. i read and still think about the story of tesean lee. it's hitting my mind all the time. it's not fair. it makes me cry. tayshaun lee was a 9-year-old boy in chicago deliberately cincinnatied. shot mul

mark farrell. i'll be chairing the committee joined by my -- to my right by my -- our katy tang and nor man yee. thank you linda, the clerk and jackson and phil smith from sfgtv. do we have announced? >> please silence all cell phones and complete speaker cards and copies of documents to be completed and items acted upon will be on the july 12th board of supervisor agenda unless otherwise stated. >> would you call item number 1. >> item number 1 hearing on the city financial position and requesting the mayor's budget and legislative -- speaker: nothing here on item 1. we'll take public comment. anyone wish to comment on item 1. public comment closed. continue item 1 to the call of the chair. motioned by tang and yee. we can take that without objection. >> madam clerk, call items 4 -- >> four, ordinance of administrative code impose a fee for debit card transaction processed by the city. speaker: thanks very much. we have amanda free from our treasure and tax collection's office to speak on this item. >> good morning, supervisors. you have a lot to get through, so we'll try to be quick. the public uses credit cards for beginning inspection fees, pro