accuses marriott of failing to disclose the fees for more than a decade marriott declined tocomment buk forward to continuing our discussions with other state ags. now d.c. wants marriott to compensate affected customers and fully disclose all fees up front before customers book other states could take action against marriott and hotel chains with similar practices. lester >> miguel, thanks. >>> a terrifying scene here in new york this afternoon as a cab driver lost control, jumped the curve, and crashed into a restaurant at lunchtime. officials said eight people were injured. >>> up next, an elusive alligator captivating the windy city >> i.c.e. is gearing up for raids and bay area communities are on edge. what activists are telling people not to do. >> and two for b.a.r.t. that's all next. >>> finally tonight, an unlikely tenant has taken up residence in a chicago lagoon much to the delight of locals kevin tibbles has more on alligator mania >> reporter: chicago caught in the jaws of alligator love >> he's a celebrity. >> reporter: the rock star reptile spotted this week in a local l

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>> well, marriott has nearly 30 tels in the district and d.c.carl racine believes the company is illegally profiting from the way it posts itsrices online. they say marriott advertises low prices for its hotel rooms and then adds mandatory fees often called resort fees, amenity fees or destinationee f he called these, quit, hidden fees since consumers don really see the cost of the room until they start the booking process. the attorney general says these fees are often confusing and sometimes lumped in with taxes, many hit harder for the consumer to really determine how much of their money is going to the government and how gch is goin to the hotel. >> and so clearly these resorta fees h become an additional revenue line for the companies. the companies are free to pursul revenue es, but when you deal with consumers, you should be up front about whatr the real pe of a room is. >> now the attorney general says e ftc warns the hotel industry about these pricing practices in 2012 and, again in, 2017.hi lawsuit aims to force marriott to advertise t

marriott has 30 hotels in the district and d.c. attorney general believes the company is illegally profiting from the was it pos its prices online. he says marriott advertises low p for its hotel room then adds mandatory fees, often called resort fees, amenity fees or destination fees. he calls these, quote, hidden fees since consumers really don't see the true cost of the room until they start the booking process. the attorney general sahe t fees are often confusing and sometimes lumped in with taxes making it harder for the consumer to determine how much of their money is going to the government and how much is going to the >>tel. e allege in the complaint that they've raked in hundreds ofillions of dollars and are increasingly reliant on these fees. >> reporter: the attor sy generalays the ftc warned the hotel industry about these pricing practices in 2012 and again in 2017. is lawsuit aims to force marriott advertise the true prices of its hotel rooms up front, provide partial refunds to tensf thousands of district consumers an

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it's about t way marriott international advertises its prices to you. a >> d.c.'rney general is suingarriott international accusing the chain of using deceptive and misleading pricing practices. now the lawsuit claims that marriott advertises low prices for its hotel rooms and then adds resort fees or amenity feei du the booking process to make up for those lower rates. d.c. attorney general says the fees often lumped in with taxes make it harder for you to determine how much of your money is going to the government and how much is going to the hotel. >> these resort fees can be as little as $9 and as much as close to $100 above the charge for a room. >> now the attorney general's lawsuit aims to force marriott to advertise the true prices of its hotel rooms up front as well as provide partial refunds to tens of thousands of d.c. consumer and to pay civil fines. marriott international says it does not comment on pending litigation. >>> it's now 6:50. let's check on the forecast now with storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell. what e we seeing out there, chuck? >> l

regulator blaming marriott for lack of due diligence.id: part of the reason they bought it for the data. what are the downgrades in the sector? emma: i have a chart that shows how marriott and hilton have performed on the year. they have been on a huge care, outperforming the s&p 500. they both have taken a tumble over the last couple of days after jpmorgan, beaver we had the news on marriott downgrading the stock, saying there's not much further for the stocks to run and saying he is concerned about revenue per room and also about industry trends which may tell us something concerning about the consumer economy. david: thanks a much for that report on the hotel sector. 1.4%, goingdown down faster than i can get it out. we will keep watching mexico. live from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ going to the oval office where we are here and from president trump and the emir of qatar. >> we very much appreciate it. we will be signing a document today, a large transaction. you will be invited to the signing, a transaction that will be purchasin

s attorney general is suing marriott internaonal, accusing the chain of using deceptive and misleading pricing practices. the lawsuit claims marriott advertises low prices for its hotel rooms and then adds resort fees or amenity fees during booking to make up for the low rate. attorney general carl racine says the fees are often locked tougher axes making it for you to determine how much of your money is going to the government and how much is actually going to the hotel. >> these resort fees can be as oittle as $9 and as much as close to $100 the charge room. >> the lawsuit aims to force marriott to advertise true prices up front and provide partial refunds to tens of thousands osu conmers and pay civil fines. marriott international says they do not comment on pending litigation. >>> it's been just over a career since a little girl went into cardiac arrest after she was shot at an outdoor fountain at mtional harbor. today we're hearing from thett li girl's parents in a video released by the family attorney. wendy rieger is in the newsroom with a look at you how this ordeal has changed

. ♪ ♪ >>> the district of columbia is suing marriott over what it d calleptive fees.ral says the hotel did not discloshe additional mandatory costs up front to its customers in rates displayed online. the lawsuit alleges that marriott made millions of dollars by violating consumer protection law a forleast a decade. it was filed after an investigation conducted a by 50 state attorneys general. marriott says it does not commentn pending litigation. >>> cnbc is out with its annual list of the top states for business. all 50 states aren graded more than 60 measures of competitiveness including infrastructure, workforce and the cost of doing business. this year north carolina came in at number three thanks to a strong state balance sheet and steady economic growth. at number two, texas with a high growth rate and low unemployment. and, as youard, top the list virginia thanks to its workforce and strong educaon system. scott cohn has thetory behind this year's top state for business. ♪ >> reporter: from theouains to the sea, an american original and a business powerhouse.

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marriott is now accused of overcharging customers. the d.c.eral is suing the hotel chain for alleged deceptive pricing online. the lawsuit accusing marriott of hiding a portion of the room cost with resort fees, amenity fees or destination fees. those fees possibly hiking costs by up to $95 per day. marriott says it does not comment on pending litigation. >>> the new study about women and that glass of wine at the end of the day. researchers say women who give up alcohol can boost their mental health over women who drink moderately. men who quit drinking showed hardly any mental health improvement, but that might be a different story altogether. researchers say alcohol affects men and women differently. the study appears in the canadian medical association journal. i did not write it. >>> the end of the road for the vw bug tonight. the last of the volkswagen beetles will roll off the assembly line in mexico tomorrow. the beetle recognized around the world, reaching peak popularity in the 1960s. the company is retiring its iconic car after eigh

. >>> marriott has been accused of overcharging customers. how? allegedly through hidden fees. >> the attorney general for the district of columbia claims the popular hotel chain has harmed consumers by allegedly charging one rate, then adding on mandatory resort or destination fees. the lawsuit seeks civil penalties as well as monetary relief for thousands of hotel guests. no comment on the suit from marriott. >>> coming up, the head massage that promises to help you get better sleep. >> under 50 bucks, 60 minutes, it promises the highest feeling of euphoria. so we're putting it to the test. stay with us. charmin ultra soft! it's softer than ever. charmin ultra soft is softer than ever... so it's harder to resist. okay, this is getting a little weird. enjoy the go! with charmin! (tiffany) ask yourself what your children or cigarettes. for as long as i can remember, my mother smoked. she died from lung cancer when i was 16. i could not take the chance of continuing smoking and not being here for my daughter. i know how much i needed my mom still,

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the district of columbia attorney general says those fees are illegal and deceptive and that marriottndreds of millions of dollars in profit by deceiving consumers about the true price of its hotel rooms, the lawsuit follows an investigation by state attorneys general from all 50 states and the district of columbia marriott declined comment on the pending litigation. >>9 honoring the fallen officer from the bay area will tell you about a memorial fund set up by the family of tara o'sullivan plus she's a world star are now that megan rippee know started her soccer career here in northern california. how her former coach remembers her as a young soccer player and court gets heated in oakland when a defense attorney accuses prosecutors of defaming derick almena ♪ ♪ here i go again on my own ♪ goin' down the only road i've ever known ♪ ♪ like a-- ♪ drifter i was ♪born to walk alone! you're a drifter? i thought you were kevin's dad. little bit of both. if you ride, you get it. geico motorcycle. 15 minutes could save you 15% or more. >>a ship master tenant erica man admits to not having the

marriott bar the chain in 2016. in 2014, when it was a separate company, hackers harvested passport details and payment card numbers from some 339 million guest records. european regulators say marriott didn't take steps to ensure the security. >>> today marks the end of an icon, the last volkswagen beetles rolling off of the assemblylinethe auto make is st production in mexico. for the u.s. recall be women's soccer team in new york wrapped up. the fight for equal pay for equal play is ramping up. today we will break down the complicated issue and what the next steps might be legally and explore how the champions are opening doors and prompting conver'soday on the 4. sir paul mccartney takes the stage tonight in san jose. the former beetles wrapping up his tour with a show at the sap center. the concert starts at 8:00. the final show of the tour is saturday in los angeles. thank you for choosing ktvu. dr. oz: a true crime investigation. >> 52 charges in total. dr. oz: shocking updates on the. house of horrors. >> wh

marriott international is ordered for a data breach.tt bought starwood change in 2016 but in 2014, when it was company, hackers harvested passport details and card payment numbers. the european regulators are demanding that marriott pay the fine because i had did not take steps that starwood system be secure. the hotel chain says it will appeal the fine. >>> caught on camera here, police in philadelphia are trying to identify a group of people caught on camera storming into and stealing from a walgreen score. this is surveillance video that shows about 60 people entering the store on july 4th, grabbing items off the shelf. some people in this group through things at workers injuring some of them. the stole ten goods and ththe s totaled $7000. >>> a taking place today in michigan for legendary automaker lee iaccocca. he was known for the development of the mustang and later the development of criesler. >>> and tomorrow, the last volkswagen beetle will roll off the line. the third generation of the beetle is not selling as much as expecte

marriott is going to pay a fine for adding all the resort fees to your bill above and beyond what you pay on expedia. stocks soared ahead after the fed chairman testified before congress, and he made it pretty obvious more interest rate cuts are coming and he would not leave if president trump tried to fire him. >> if you got a call from the president today or tomorrow and he said i am firing you, pack up, it's time to go, what would you do? >> well, of course i would not do that. >> i can't hear you. >> my answer would be no. >> the voice you heard off camera was california's maxine waters. president trump is threatening to fire powell if powell did not lower rates. we thought it was going to be about twitter and facebook, but twitter and facebook are not invited to the social media summit, and it's a gathering of president trump's social media supporters, those that post social media conservatives. she says facebook labeled her a dangerous person and she says that defamed her. we just posted a new episode of our podcast, san hill road. >> success begats success, right? >> i also tal

marriott being fined for the resort fees above and beyond what you pay on expedia.he fed said he would not leave if the president tried to fire him. >> if you you got a call from the president today or tomorrow and he said i am firing you, pack up, it's time to go, what would you do? >> of course i would not do that. >> i can't hear you. >> my answer would be no. >> you would not pack up and you would not leave? >> know ma'a-- no, ma'am. >> president trump could have the power to fire powell if they did not lower rates, but sounds like they are lowing rates. amazon is getting closer to robots and automation taking over jobs. some employees will learn skills like fixing robots. we just posted a new episode of the podcast, "san hill road." they are talking about all the opportunity here in silicon valley. >> success begats success, right? >> john and i have a frank discuss about the money in silicon valley, some of the venture funds for startups come from sovereign funds, they come from kingdoms or policed states that are wealthy and want to reinvest their money, and

because they're just-- >> the marriott hotel. >> stephen: sorry. ( laughter ) >> hey, hey, hold on! phone call, and i tried to put my hand over it because i forgot to put it to sleep, and it was a call from marriott hotel. >> your awards program from marriott interrupted my touching story about emma thompson. ( laughter ) ( applause ) wait a second! hold on a second! i have so many-- you are rich! why do you need an awards program? >> stephen: i don't-- i-- this is how you get rich. you go for the rewards. exactly. i also steal rolls from au bon pain. >> i don't even-- i don't even know. i have so many more questions about your financial situation. ( laughter ) i don't use an awards program! >> stephen: here's the thing-- >> no, no, here's the thing, he has the number one show on tv, and he's, like, oh, got to make sure that if i travel, that me and my wife and my three children are being hosted in an economical way! ( laughter ) you get put up everywhere! >> stephen: sure, sure, but we can upgrade. ( laughter ) >> i don't even know. yeah, i'm in a movie with emma thompson, like, wh

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marriott had no comment.k mets' first baseman pete alonso was already having one heck of a rookie year when he took it next level last night. alonso won the home run derby in cleveland and the $1 million prize is nearly double his annual salary. but the 24-year-old then donated $100,000 of that to the wounded warrior project and a 9/11 charity. up next, from those major league dollars to a kid making all-star sense. next, a kid making all-star sense. ♪ corey is living with metastatic breast cancer, which is breast cancer that has spread to other parts of her body. she's also taking ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor, which is for postmenopausal women or for men with hr+/ her2- metastatic breast cancer as the first hormonal based therapy. ibrance plus letrozole was significantly more effective at delaying disease progression versus letrozole. patients taking ibrance can develop low white blood cell counts, which may cause serious infections that can lead to death. before taking ibrance, tell your doctor if yo

marriott bought the starwood chain in 2016.n it was a separate company, hackers harvested passport information and payment card numbers from 339 million guest records. the information was gathered during an eight month period. european regulators are demanding the marriott pay that fine because i did not take action to make sure the starwood system was secured when it became a part of marriott. marriott says it will appeal that fine. >>> were that interest rates are heading lower, that is fueling rally on wall street and a new record. pam cook is back in our studio with the dollars and cents. >> reporter: a brand-new record the s&p cross the 3000 level for the first time. it is hovering right below that level right now. that is where many retirement accounts are invested in the s&p 500. part of the reason is because spreadsheets may be an interest rate cut at the fed meeting later this month. now on that news, stocks headed higher with the opening bell rang this morning, ringing the bell by the way is charity waters celebrating

marriott does not comment be on pending litigation. >>> separately, marriott is facing a potential fine from the u.k.'s privacy watchdog. the regulator said marriott hadn't conducted proper due diligence. the breech happened two years before the acquisition they said they would contest the ruling and it is cooperating with the regulator. >>> coming up, firing up the capitol hill grill fed chair jay powell will answer questions from lawmakers we'll get you ready for the potential market moves straight ahead. as we look ahead, we're looking at the dow when it comes to your customers' expectations, there's one thing you can be sure of. they're changing by the nanosecond. that's why cognizant created a unique engineering approach to design and build new digital products. learn how cognizant softvision designs experiences and engineers outcomes. ♪ cool. ♪ but we're also a cancer fighting, hiv controlling, joint replacing, and depression relieving company. from the day you're born we never stop taking care of you. here, hello! starts from thewith -hi!mple... how can i help? a data plan for ev

marriott had no comment. >>> new york mets first baseman pete alonso was already having one heck of a rookie year when he took it next level last night. alonso won the home run derby in cleveland, and the million dollar prize is nearly double his annual salary. but the 24-year-old then donated $100,000 of that to the wounded warrio project ♪a little respect >>> tonight at major league baseball's all-star game, a very special 11-year-old will be recognized for her very special insight. cbs news special correspondent james brown introduces us. >> terrorist, baldy, you're part of isis, aren't you? these words felt like a punch in my stomach. >> reporter: asma kaukab is a feith grader at valley stream in new york. in her essay, she described the pain of being teased because of her muslim faith. >> wearing a hijab, a head covering worn in public by some muslim women is part of the things we do. sometimes i feel i want to take it off so the kids won't say anything to me anymore. >> reporter: why did you decide to write an essay about this at all? >> well, i kind of wanted to help other peop

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>>> a lawsuit facing one of the biggest and most well-known hotel chains, marriott, that could affectlers around the world. the attorney general in washington, d.c. is suing the company accusing it of using hidden fees to bump up room costs. rebecca jarvis is here with more on this. i'm sure a lot of people are paying attention to this one, rebecca. >> oh, absolutely, amy. these hidden fees have become a big issue. they're frustrating and they can increase the cost of your bill by nearly $100. >> reporter: this morning marriott one of the largest hotel companies in the world sued by washington, d.c.'s attorney general. accused of bait and switch advertising and deceptive pricing practices on bookings made at marriott.com, expedia, priceline and other travel websites. marriott which owns 30 brands including sheraton and the ritz-carlton, is accused of misleading customers and reaping hundreds of millions of dollars by charging hidden resort fees. the suit alleges those hidden resort amenity or destination fees can quietly increase the true cost of a hotel room by as much as $95 per roo

has filed a federal lawsuit against marriott.fell marriott does not fairly advertise its resort fees. they can cost as much as $95 a night. we will talk about this and some mid summer travel deals in california. it is always great to see you. this makes people mad when they go check into a hotel and they go, by the way, it is extra for this and extra for this and extra for this. >> we often times discover they are part of our stay when we are checking out. this is why the lawsuit involves the attorney generals in all 50 states. it is in response to a lot of angst among consumers. it is surprising when you get those extra fees. in las vegas, your overnight rate can be less than the resort fee you are paying every single night. >> the difference with marriott because a lot of hotels do this, they didn't tell people though. >> it is very hard to know these fees excess. when you're going through a third-party site, an online travel agency, sometimes those fees are not revealed at all. it is and until you have actually gotten to the h

. >> the hotel giant marriott is the latest target of the tough new privacy rules.ulti-million dollar crime marriott is facing after uk regulators say it failed to protect customer data . >>> also, they are the champions, we take you back live to new york city where hundreds of thousands of fans are gathered to honor the u.s. a parade for the fourth ever title, the world cup celebration and what comes next that will bring the women to california. we will be right back. >>> welcome back to mornings6:4 today, a one-day strike plan today by some mental health therapist at kaiser. they are protesting long wait times for patients. the second time since december therapists protested what they call severe understaffing at the kaiser mental health clinic, they say patients often have to wait weeks or even months for appointments with therapist. today the one-day strike will start at 7:00 a.m. and go until 3:30 p.m. outside of the kaiser medical offices on geary boulevard, kaiser released a statement saying they plan to hire 300 more therapist . >>> bernie sanders is focusin

marriott hotels in hot water this morning.trict of columbia is suing the hotel chain for allegedly tappin tacking on addl fees not known to the purchaser. they say it is misleading and illegal. marriott hasn't commented. apple's 12-inch macbook is no more. they are discontinuing production. the computer introduced in 2015 hasn't seen an upgrade in more than two years. apple instead putting the focus onto iphones, the macbook air and macbook pro. sky high terror, incredible takevideo taken by a delta passr shows a badly damaged engine which forced a landing. passengerring report the entire cabin filled up with smoke. the flight was on en route from atlanta to baltimore of before landing in raleigh, north carolina. no reports of any injuries very scary. that's what's happening now. cheryl: if this ever happens to you, remember, all of these planes can fly with just one engine. >> good to know. cheryl: all of those jets can fly on just one engine. hope it doesn't happen. tracee, thank you. cheryl: we've got a lot more coming up.

last year, marriott. the year before, equifax. >> reporter: it involved 100-00-0000 people in the u.s. the bulk of the data is consumers and small businesses who applied for credit cards between 2005 and early 2019. capital one will be notifying the effected individuals. the company believes it is unlikely the information was used for fraud, but it will offer free credit monitoring services to those affected. other steps include checking credit scores annually. placing a credit freeze on your account, making it harder for someone to open an account. and filing taxes early. >> assume your information is out there. there have been so many data beaches, if it's not, it will br soon. >> reporter: and experts advise consumers to frequently change pass words. cbs news, new york city. >>> and sony is working on a solution to beat the heat. >> a wearable air conditioner. it's called the rion pocket and it's designed to regulate the body temperature by lowering it as much as 23 degrees or raising it by 14 degrees.

. >> reporter: tonight pg&e is set up inside the oakland marriott and around just behind me preparing to answer tough questions from their customers about the public safety power shut off plan. that is a plan that could cut power to any of pg&e's 5 million electric customers when there is high fire danger. pg&e says it could stop the distraction we saw with the camp fire. it could leave customers without access to self-service or medical equipment. he wants more oversight. >> oversight in collaboration with the local government. we do not know precisely if that's the right one. and frankly we have reason not to trust pg&e. >> we understand that this is significant and we understand that there are risks on both sides of this decision. it is not something we take lightly. >> this is just one of a series of open houses the pg&e is holding all over the state. the next one will be thursday in walnut creek. >>> a medical examiner says it was a 15-year-old boy shot and killed in san francisco's mission district overnight. police were alerted to the shooting. it was through the city shot spot

the hotel vowing to contest the charge shares of marriott down almost 1.5% on the day. very much let's get to sue herrera this morning and get a news update. dow is down 93 good morning, sue. >> good morning, carl. good morning, everyone white house counselor kellyanne conway telling reporters that president trump hasn't spoken to or had any contact with billionaire financier jeffrey epstein in years and years and years. >> the president told me this morning that he hasn't talked to epstein, doesn't think he has talked to him or seen him in 10 or 15 years. and he like everyone else sees these charges, the description of these charges against epstein as completely unconscionable and criminal, disgusting, really >> british ambassador to the u.s., kim darroch found himself uninvited to a white house dinner last night honoring the emir of qatar. he said he would no longer deal with him calling him, quote, a stupid guy european regulators ordering inspections on some a-380 super jumbo lines after some cracks were detected in wings on the world's largest passenger aircraft bu

attorney general is suing marriott accusing the chain of using deceptive and sleading pricing practices lawsuit claims that the company advertises low prices t fo hotel rooms and then adds on resort fees or amentdity fees to make up for the low rates. the attorney general said the fees are often lumped in with taxes making it harder for you determine how much of your money is going to the government and how much is going to the hotel. >> these resort fees can be as little as $9 and as much as close to $100 above the charge for a room. >> asuorney general's law aims to force marriott to advertise the true prices of hotel rooms up front and provide partial refunds tens of thousands of district consumers and pay several fines.e mpany said it does not comment on pending litigation. >>> well this week we are working for you, helping you save tind money at the grocery store. >> with all of the curbside pickup and deliveryceser you don't even have to do your oeb shopping any more. i ve that, i have to admit. how well do the services work. >> susan hogan put the stores to the test and she's her

there is a new lawsuit against marriott that could impact travelers worldwide. >> a live look at the big board of the new york stock exchange up 124 points and that is coming up next. >> friends will not be there for you any more. but the popular show isetu ha>>o och the xct for me.went i chance to get into it. >> there was like a monkey on it and ross -- >> i don't think he'll do it natasha. >> we'll convince him. >> good luck. here is a look at our current temperatured compared to 24 hours ago. 13 degrees warmer so where does that put us? in the low to mid-60s on the bayside of the peninsula, mid to upper 50s half moon bay pacific and a daly city. low to mid-60s everywhere else except for 58 in santa rosa and los gatos 57. here is a -- a look at your commute. it is hazy out there with the clouds. fog along highway 101 with the golden gate northward and on the bay cloudy this morning to sunny with lighter breezes. east bay valley, we're in the clouds through 9:00 and 67. we break out in the near 80 by 1:00 and hang out in the mid-80s this afternoon. with sunshine, here is a look at

. >> reporter: pg&e is set up at the oakland marriott prepared to answer tough questions from customers particularly about the public safety power shutdown which is the plan to cut power to any of pg&e's 5 million electric customers when there is high fire danger. pg&e says it could stopped the structure we saw with the camp fire. the plan could leave customers without access to air conditioning, self-service or medical equipment. he wants more oversight. >> without collaboration oversight we don't know whether the threshold has been used and frankly we have reason not to trust pg&e. >> we understand that this is sick never can and we understand that there are risks on both sides of this decision and it is not something we take lightly. >> this is one of a series of open houses pg&e is holding all over the state. the next one will be in walnut creek. kpix5 . >>> still ahead, more warnings from the earthquake experts. >> what they say about seismic activity ramping up over the next few years. >>> the smallwell campaign comes to a close just as another campaign could be ready to get start

officials with marriott, the world's largest hotel chain which operates 30 different hotel brands, including sheraton, w and westin said they would not allow ice to use the properties as detention centers. the choice hotels says they would also decline. now, as you heard, it's important to know your rights, and we have resources to help. go to our website, abc 7.com/take action for a list of local resources. >>> happening right now. barry is dumping rain and fierce winds on louisiana. barry made landfall as a category one hurricane before being down graded into a tropical storm. rain is the real threat now. a flash flood watch for new orleans is now in effect through tomorrow evening. evacuation orders are in effect for parts of louisiana, and the governor says coast guard crews rescued about a dozen people so far. elizabeth hur is in new orleans with a look at the impact. >> reporter: barry slam being into the central louisiana coast as a category one hurricane. >> this is just the beginning. i ask everyone to stay vigilant. >> reporter: the storm now no longer a hurricane but authorities w

this case well before this indictment came down is you're meeting with the defense attorney in the marriott and discussing this case after the fbi is going internationally -- not just in the united states, but getting up to 80 victims and more victims on the plate. they had a 53-page indictment prepared that they may do forward with and all of a sudden there's a meeting in the marriott and it's going into a nonprosecution agreement? i handle these cases as prosecutor and defense lawyer. i have one where a person does singular act of taking a minor overstate lines and their offers are in the area of seven years in federal prison plus state time and that's just for a single person, not a conspiracy to sex traffic women from across the world. any prosecutor, any defense lawyer looking at this, and there can't be a singular one, i challenge anyone to come forward and say this nonprosecution agreement, which was prepared by the defense essentially, which hid from the victims everything going on, hid from the judge essentially what was going on, is anywhere near what a typical nonprosecution agre

to me it's still marriott or a major hotel, marriott is head carry theed in the area and they have ahat this is hurting their business. >> if you accept the theory what they call the competition theory of injury that. >> which these judges said you couldn't prove. >> yeah, so they don't embrace the theory. they sort of say even if we did, we don't see enough factual predicate for that sort of injury here. and again, what they say is that we think it's too speculative. that's how you would go forward with that sort of argument. >> pete, it goes back to, how it would congress be able to figure out if he's take agemolument or not? he says any foreign profit they've been returning to. >> first of all, it's no secret about the relationship with the trump hotel. this they know about that one. i this what the founders were worried about here is that the french would be back channeling thomas jefferson some coin to get a good deal on some treaty. that's what they were worried about. they wanted presidents to get congressional approval before they did this sort of thing. but with the trump bu

first is tomorrow at the oakland marriott city center from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. in the junior ballroom. heather farms and walnut creek host thursday. that will be in the camellia room of the gardens. >>> the southern mariner fire department has a new tool or maybe a new boat at its disposal. a 40-foot long vessel named liberty. they use it on the water and to help firefighters on land serving as a floating hydrant. the boat can put out up to 1500 gallons per minute. the boat is powered in such a way it gives firefighters better control. >> the latest abc news "washington post" poll shows the president with the highest job approval rating over the past two and a half years. even so, nearly two-thirds of those polled say the president has not acted presidential. abc news reporter rachel scott now with a closer look at some of the numbers. >> reporter: bolstered by a strong economy, president trump seeing the highest approval ratings of his presidency and the latest abc news "washington post" poll. 44% of americans approve of the job the president is doing. but stil

question of incentives and disincentives because that in fact was in your opening statement on the marriott that you said we won't combat illegal migration by letting people die at the borders is that in fact what you think so vini is doing trying to disincentive on people to come and clearly you don't think it works in that case migration of course. i don't i don't think anybody's illegal but absolutely i mean what we should not fall into a dentist and they have a particular agenda and they have been using i mean the united states calling in telling us well and and countries where they don't have that many refugees or are migrants coming it's an agenda and we we need to find a way how we how can we deal with the civil society and tell them not to fall into these agenda which is. the fact that migrants exist and basically what we should be working on and what we should be doing is to kind of bring by the dignity to migrants which we've been using in the past 3 years for political agendas so so of course he's not right and i am so so the problem here is that the more with falling under discu

. >>> marriott is facing a lawsuit accused of deceiving customers on room prices and fees. the washington, d.c. attorney general claims the hotel chain's advertised rates were often misleading because they didn't include the fees that guests had to pay when booking rooms online. those charges are sometimes called destination fees and can be as high as $95. the suit claims nearly 200 hotels charged the fees. the company is not commenting. >>> a new plan to offer free college tuition this morning. the university of texas says it will offer full scholarships to some students from low income households. the school has set up an endowment that will fund scripps for instate students for families who earn $65,000 or less a year. about 20% of students are expected to automatically get them beginning next fall. >>> another popular show leaving netflix and could signal a huge shift in the streaming video industry. at&t which owns warner media including hbo has pulled "friends" off netflix so it can run the show on its own streaming service which will be called hbo max and follows the

the first by the way is tonight that will be at oakland at the oakland marriott city center that's on broadway the next open house will be in walnut creek at the gardens at heather farms on merchant on not marchbank dry. so mark your calendars if you plan on attending. kron 4 morning news police officers are asked to leave a starbucks coffee shop and now starbucks is responding, we'll tell you what they're saying and a man steals a fire truck in the east bay and the entire chase is caught on camera will have that video for you. and after the break. sfo is taking new action to help with traffic congestion caused by tuber and left. here's a quick live look outside the san mateo bridge this morning where traffic on 92 is moving along as a lot of folks are coming back to work today after a 4th of july holiday weekend the times r 11 we'll be right back. >>and check this out this is what's left of a car after a bear took it for a joyride in colorado. this happened on the 4th of july friendly the bear stumble across is unlocked car managed to open up the driver's side door and climb in and o

>>here at the napa valley marriott hotel in napa oakland raiders general manager mike mayock and head gruden addressed the media on the eve of what will likely be the final training camp for the team here in the bay area. the floor moving to las vegas. we like to get back to the. >>the oakland raiders of years past and hopefully our players can learn what it is to be a raider the commitment that takes to be an excellent football team, another of the rpte us tradition signing a controversial free agents. >>who have run afoul of league rules like offensive lineman richie incognito who will be serving a suspension when the season begins i told you guys point blank that we expected some kind of suspension ok so we know about it we planned for but perhaps the biggest distraction of the pre season will come courtesy of cameras from hbo's hard knocks series which will be following the team throughout training camp and the reason the goal way to training camp is to get away from all the distractions. get together bond learned your seimetz no distractions no intrusions. >>hard knocks is an int

one starting at 6:00 tonight at the oakland marriott city center. heather farms in walnut creek will host one on thursday. >> it is the moment derrick almena's defense team has been waiting for two 1/2 years. the founder of the ghost ship to tell his side of the story. almena took the stand late this afternoon in an oakland courtroom. abc7 news reporter laura anthony was there and she has this report. >> when you put on a client, it's kind of like having a baby. you don't know, you know, what's going to happen. >> reporter: derrick almena finally has his day in court. the final witness for his own defense in a criminal trial that could send him and co-defendant max hairs to prison for decades. he put his head down and said he was tired and heartbroken and he became emotional when asked by his attorney if he felt responsible for those who died at the ghost ship. quote, i instituted something. i built something. i dreamed something. i attracted beautiful people to my space. i'm spiritually and morally responsible for it. >> and the contemplative pause

>>here at the napa valley marriott hotel in napa oakland raiders general manager mike mayock and head coach jon gruden adjust the media on the eve of what will likely be the final training camp for the team here in the bay area before moving to las vegas for the head coach that means getting back to the old adage of just waiting maybe we like to get back to the. >>the oakland raiders of years past and hopefully our players can learn what it is to be a raider the commitment that takes to be an excellent football team, another of the rate us tradition signing a controversial free agents. >>we have run afoul of league rules like offensive lineman richie incognito who will be serving a suspension when the season begins i told you guys point blank that we expected some kind of suspension ok so we know about it we planned for kind of the rich incognito's story for years. and there's some dark moments, but there's an awful lot of bright moments also. in napa. >>the blair who brought the biggest smile and both the gm and head coach is no raiders wide receiver antonio brown who flew into napa

aerial video tonight showing the marriott bus on its side with a second vehicle on the median there andirst responders treating patients on the scene. at least one person is dead, eight injuries reported. the cause of the crash is under investigation. >>> a massive train derailment in mercer county, missouri, tonight. drone footage coming in showing some of the 70 union pacific cars that toppled off the tracks during a trip between wisconsin and texas. some spilling sand, b situation tonight, no injuries reported, that's theoo news therd a news conference day, eighteens have been nth, and ty vaping isng a eight patients there in milwaukee suffered lung damage and they're warning parents about the possible dangers of e-cigarettes. today, the cofounder of jewel, a nicotine vape brand popular with teenagers, he was grilled by congress and they said they never intended the product to be used by nigh mores. >>> and paris continues to swelter through its hottest day ever. the temperature in paris soaring to over 108 degrees today, shattering a record back in 1947. residents and tourists seeki

best that i've seen, there are two hotels going up in downtown outside opportunity zones on the marriott and i think it's the springhill suites, that's not only going to spread development for supporting all the individuals, these jobs are being created. on the west side of atlanta, as one of the roughest parts, we were taking a tour. the police don't even go to the west side of atlanta most times. investment has not been on this account for many years deals, prostitution on the corner across the street, new houses, affordable houses . a private school operating under the church as being rehab across the street . a city of cubicles moving to the west side of because of all of the opportunity zones and new life is being reinvigorated in this . i've seen it in cleveland ohio. new entrepreneurs, workforce training. workforce housing.right across the street from each other because of the opportunity zones bringing new life and it's reenergizing the area and we seen it with our own eyes and in mesa arizona and phoenix arizona, it's a great taste of this practice. arizona state university was