trump: thank you, maureen. both justice kennedy and justice scalia were appointed by a president who understood that the best defense of our liberty -- and a judicial branch immune from political prejudice -- were judges that apply the constitution as written. that president happened to be ronald reagan. for this evening's announcement, we are joined by ronald reagan's attorney general, edwin meese. [applause] pres. trump: and i speak for everyone, thank you for everything you have done to protect our nation's great legal heritage. in keeping with president reagan's legacy, i do not ask about a nominee's personal opinions. what matters is not a judge's political views but whether they can set aside those views to do what the law and the constitution require. i am pleased to say that i have found without doubt such a person. tonight, it is my honor and privilege to announce that i will nominate judge brett kavanaugh to the united states supreme court. [applause] pres. trump: i know the people in this room very w

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. >> reporter: hey, holly, good morning, maureen.dom plaza at the corner of 14th and penn and look what we. we see life sized photos of the 2018 roster for the american and national league. we got from the nationals, scherzer, bryce harper, sean doolittlof course sean doolittlt pbeying because he's dealing with aoe injury. trea turner didn't make it so we won't have trea turner but bryc dharper we learn this morning will be participating fo the second time in the home run derby, that's monday night. and so because ohef all of, you know, the festivities leading up to the big game on tuesoiy, there's g to be a lot of road closures and we know it's mainly around thena onal convention center as well as nats park because that's really where all of the evhets and of course t game is taking place. so, starting tomorrow, really is when thoseoad closures g into effect around nats park and convention cenngr. startihis morning at 6:00 a.m., parking restrictis go into place at those two major landmarks so keep that in mind. on the actual day of

maureen kelly kron4 news kron4 news maureen kelly lavicous acts .news lawrence karnow: it was another hot day inland with highs in the low to mid 90s. its starting to feel a little muggy too as monsoonal clouds move in. fog continued a the coast where highs were in the 50s and 60s. doppler radar is tracking intense storms over the sierra. dozens of lightning strikes can be seen over the mountains. the concern is that we could also see more fires from the lightning. on the satellite image you can see our high pressure starting to weaken and move east. that will allow for cooler temperatures to return into the weekend. at the same time monsoonal clouds will bring a slight chance of showers to the bay area and even an isolated thunderstorm. highs tomorrow will be in the upper 80s and low 90s with 50s and 60s and patchy fog at the coast. it near normal this weekend and then get hot again toward the middle of next week. (justine) california attorney general javier becerra is joining a coalition that is cracking down on charities that falsely promise thei

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maureen kelly kron4 news (vicki) happening now...ace to rescue the remaining 4 boys and their coach trapped in a cave in thailand. the weather is expected to get worse for rescuers starting tomorrow. but they were able to rescue four more boys from that soccer team today.. in addition to the 4 rescued yesterday. andrew spencer reports. rescuers dove back into the cave monday, trying to get as many people out as they can -- before the rain starts really coming down.narongsak osottanakorn, governor of chiang rai province: "we have two obstacles: water and time." the weather took a turn for the worse on sunday. concerned about the rain, the low oxygen levels inside the cave, and the health of those trapped inside, rescuers sprang into action.divers were able to get four boys out of the cave on sunday and have them taken to the hospital. officials described their conditions as "not that bad."rain flooded the cave and trapped these boysjune 23. but after divers found the boys last monday, the weather seemed to be cooperating; there was no

(ken) kron4's maureen kelly has reaction from those who knew the 27 year old victim.gs and shattered glass mark the scene outside the taqueria where 27 year old tatiana miruntenko (mare-you- tenko)was gunned down saturday. mexican authorities say the victim was struck by a stray bullet fired by gunmen aiming for a bar bouncer inside the eatery . the crime happening in an upscale section of mexico city. the bouncer was hospitalized, and a manhunt is underway for the shooters. the 27 year old victim vacationing with her husband and friends, celebrating the couple's one year wedding anniversary. today her husband answered the buzzer at the home they shared in this mission bay building.....but he declined to go on camera.tatiana seen here with her family, grew up outside chicago.....in a phone interview her sister roma, who you see on the right, called tatiana her best friend. saying "i don't know how i'm going to survive without her, but with her memory and knowing how amazing she was to every single person that she ever came across, i will use that to incorporate into m

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think we might see an increase in price in the short term which i think will level out over time(maureentarting today... retaliatory tariffs imposed by canada went into effect. the canadian government has confirmed that it has imposed tariffs on u-s exports worth more than 12 billion dollars u-s. they are designed to be proportional, based on the amount of steel and aluminum canada shipped to the u-s last year. more than 40 us steel products are now subject to tariffs of 25-percent. and a tax of 10-percent has been levied on over 80 other american items including toffee, maple syrup, coffee beans and strawberry jam. u-s tariffs against canadian steel and aluminum went into effect on june first. canada was the largest exporter of steel to the united states by value in 2017. (justine) taking a live look outside....(jr stone) meteorologist meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez has our forecast. . a cooling trend will continue through mid week as onshore flow continues and an upper trough moves through the bay area. expect a few degrees of cooling to near or slightly below average highs. tracking

kron-4's maureen kelly reports the city is considering banning tour buses from driving on that block.rs come to snap selfies in front of the broderick street home. and pose with their familes on the same steps of the home of the fictional tanner clan...from both in the 90's hit show full house....and the now netflix reboot fuller house...the show's producer bought the house for a cool 4 million when it came on the market two years ago telling the hollywood reporter at the time that it was great to be able to preserve it for the fans....the tourists i talked to said it was an important stop on their trip.because we watched it all of our lives is one of those bucket list things you're gonna be in san francisco you got to see the tanner housebut those who live on the street say having so many nostaglia seekers stopping by is a nuisance.it's a nightmare for those who live here we get asked all the time why don't you move why do you live here ich doesn't seem reasonable i mean someone should be able to live here but but with thousands of visitors double park cars block driveway's tour buse

maureen kelly kron4 news in san mateo... the sound of federal agents knocking down doors. several people were taken into custody from the poplar arms apartments and other neighborhoods related to the operation. the bureau of alcohol, tobacco and firearms led the search and arrest warrants. though it's not exactly clear what the reasoning is behind the raids. in san mateo, philippe djegal, kron four news. ight now san mateo detectives are searching for the man who assaulted a 14-year-old girl walking her dog here in half moon bay.take a look at the map on your screen you can see it happened near the pillar point boat launch ramp parking lot on the night of june 30th. the unknown man came up and assaulted the girl, she was able to defend herself and fled.she described the man as a white man in his forties, about 5'9", medium build with brown hair wearing a red hoodie sweatshirt with jeans... in half moon bay, sara stinson, kron 4 news. lawrence karnow: temperatures cooled but were still hot inland. highs were in the low 90s in

maureen kelly kron4 news. (grant) facebook takes a major loss. the biggest stock drop in history. just how much came out of mark zuckerburgs own wallet. (grant) recall alert. the frozen dinner that could be in your fridge has been linked to salmonella poisoning. (grant) housing prices just keep going up in the bay area. we take a look at the average price in a some neighborhoods and the reason for the sky high prices. (vicki) the "ferguson fire"... continues to burn tonight near "yosemite national park". fire officials say... more than 43- thousand acres have burned... and the fire is at 27- percent containment. dozens of communities are being forced to evacuate... (grant) and... parts of "yosemite" remain closed as well.remain closed as well. connie tran joins us live tonight from the "american red cross" shelter in oakhurst. connie... how many structures are threatened? (connie)right now...fire officials say more than five-thousand structures are threatened...that is why it is critical that if you are under a mandatory evacuation order... that you leave... there is a shelter her

maureen kelly kron4 (vicki) ahead at nine... the audio recording of then- presidential candidate donald trump and his lawyer michael cohen is out... what it reveals about the alleged affair with a former playboy model. (grant) plus... intense body cam video released of that deadly shooting at a trader joe's in southern california... find out what police are now saying killed the young woman... (grant) next-- three bart-homicides in five days ...and one is still on the loose... we'll show you who police are looking for... (vicki) now at 9:30... there were three bart-homicides in five days ...and while two suspects were arrested ...one man is still on the loose tonight.(grant) bart police...releasing new photos tonight of the man they say is responsible for a deadly assault at the bay fair bart station early saturday morning. as kron4's michelle kingston explains -- arrest. (mk)ed alvarez, bart police"we are definitely getting some hits and some information into our tip line."newly released surveillance photos of the man bart poli

. >> maureen, thank you. >> the other fire was a 2 alarm grass fire, it is now 80% contained. it started before 3:00 this afternoon, at curry drive, forcing the evacuation of the ibm building and a girls camp, firefighters credit strong air support from keeping them from causing damage to buildings, the cause of the fire is still under investigation. >>> bill martin is here now, the heat and wind makes it trickier? >> it really does, not a nasty fired it all, in terms of temperature and talking about editors in upper and wind speeds about the v-80 miles per hour, a lot when you sustain it that much, i suspect we were seeing funneling in these areas, we were hearing maureen reporter earlier, here's the valley in the middle, so what you get is, with the wind in that direction, running parallel to the ridgelines, as it pinches here, when you spray your hose, and you put your finger over, it accelerates the water out of the nozzle, this is what happens here. in the morgan hill fire, it took off so quickly, i suspect there was funneling, and that was a lot of the problem with the q

maureen kelly kron4 news kron4 news maureen kelly kron4 news ( lydia ) now to bay area baseball... the giants in arizona taking on the diamond backs. the giants managed to get 16 hits and 9 runs yesterday in arizona. that would be enough to complete the sweep. they win by a final of 9 to 6. the giants have now won 11 out of their last 14 games. they now head to colorado to take on the rockies. first pitch is set for 5:40 this evening. ( lydia ) for the a's... it was a rough day in oakland. they gave up 15 runs to the cleveland indians and oakland's offense fell flat. the indians win by a final of 15 to 3. oakland is off today before starting a two game series against the padres on tuesday. ( lydia ) other big sports news we are following... lebron james will be a member of the los angeles lakers next season. the agreement is for a reported to be 4-years and worth 154-million- dollars... lebron has made 8-straight n-b-a finals...the last four of which have all been against the warriors. and hours after the lebron decision was announced... fromer warrior javale mcgee also agreed to a

(vicki) kron4's maureen kelly has reaction to the tragic loss from the victims friends and family.et casings and shattered glass mark the scene outside the taqueria where 27 year old tatiana miruntenko (mare-you- tenko)was gunned down saturday. mexican authorities say the victim was struck by a stray bullet fired by gunmen aiming for a bar bouncer inside the eatery . the crime happening in an upscale section of mexico city. the bouncer was hospitalized, and a manhunt is underway for the shooters. the 27 yr with her husband and friends, celebrating the couple's one year wedding anniversary. today her husband answered the buzzer at the home they shared in this mission bay building.....but he declined to go on camera.tatiana seen here with her family, grew up outside chicago.....in a phone interview her sister roma, who you see on the right, called tatiana her best friend. saying "i don't know how i'm going to survive without her, but with her memory and knowing how amazing she was to every single person that she ever came across, i will use that to incorporate into my life to be as g

maureen kelly kron4 news. (vicki) happening now in mariposa county... thousands of homes and yosemite national park are now in danger... after the ferguson fire changed direction. the fire has grown to more than 45-thousand acres. and now people living in the area say they feel uneasy. one firefighter has died and seven others have been injured on the job. forest officials say high temperatures are making it challenging for crews... as they have to take special precautions to stay safe.jim mackensen: "obviously, like with anybody, when it's hot like this you just have to move a lot slower. you can't go at the same tempo as you would if it was a cooler day. so, it requires the folks to take more breaks, they have to carry more stuff. it's not unusual for a crew member that's working with a hand tool ... they're going to go through two to three gallons of water a day." (vicki) the fire is currently 29-percent contained. time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: temperatures cooled a little around the ba

maureen and holly back to you. t>> 5:18 is yourime.with what's hot on the web the stories you're engaging with the most on social media. >> wisdom is back. hey, whiz. >> shocking new details aboutde mi lovato's drug erdose. there are reports aurse told police lovatoh was using met in the days leading up toes her overdose oday. tmidz sa night bender at her home when she overdosed. a law enforcement force claims her friends ud narcan on her and called for help before leaving the house. lovato has bn on the road for her tell me you love me tour but live nation says tng sier will be taking a b until septemberre. >>> celebrities and fans are showing o anpouring of love for the sick singer. selena gomez and mothers rushed. grande's mother posted a heart felt message on twitter about how demi has alw for her daughter and for her son when her became sobeand just recentlyel ceb >>> bad blood between cnn and president trump andon the ing feud is growing. yesterday a cnn reporter named caitlin collins was banned from an open mediat event the whit

maureen kelly kron4 news. (mabrisa)i have your forecast coming up a bit later on... (jrs) still ahead... "vote for age, or vote for action"-- that is the slogan for one mayoral candidate in a small town in merced county... and if elected he would be youngest mayor in california's history. just when you thought you were done painting... ...you discover paint bleed under your tape... not with frogtape! frogtape is the only painter's tape treated with patented paintblock technology. paintblock reacts with the water in latex paint to form a micro-barrier against paint bleed, giving you the sharpest lines possible. get professional results with frogtape... no messy lines, no paint bleed. for sharp lines every time, frog it! (justine) he's not even old enough to buy alcohol, but a 19-year-old merced county man in gustine is hoping to be the city's newest mayor.(jrs) reporter kay recede has the story. mayoral candidate in gustine (merced county) would be youngest mayor in ca history at 19-years-old - kay recede/melissa deverell - live pkzachery ramos (ray-miss) is on the ca

(ken) as kron4's maureen kelly reports.... the city is considering banning tour buses from driving on that block. a steady crowd of visitors come to snap selfies in front of the broderick street home. and pose with their familes on the same steps of the home of the fictional tanner clan...from both in the 90's hit show full house....and the now netflix reboot fuller house...the show's producer bought the house for a cool 4 million when it came on the market two years ago telling the hollywood reporter at the time that it was great to be able to preserve it for the fans....the tourists i talked to said it was an important stop on their trip.because we watched it all of our lives is one of those bucket list things you're gonna be in san francisco you got to see the tanner housebut those who live on the street say having so many nostaglia seekers stopping by is a nuisance.it's a nightmare for those who live here we get asked all the time why don't you move why do you live here which doesn't seem reasonable i mean someone should b

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maureen kelly kron4 news.ce are investigating two burglaries happening within weeks of each other. one happening on wilkie way, where a woman ignored a man knocking on her door at around 11-30 tuesday morning... only to find him, shortly afterward, actually inside her house. she yelled him away, and police couldn't find him when they got there. it was just two weeks ago, police say, a man with a similar description to the man in a sketch, was involved in another attempted burglary. this incident was reported about a half mile away from tuesday's incident. he was scared away he was scared away without getting any items. neighbors hope this is not developing into a trend. < before, we just never locked anything, you know, now i do -- i have kids by the way. so, its, its, yeah, its scary."> scary."> police describe tuesdays suspect as a hispanic man between 17 and 21-years old... 5 feet -11inches tall, weighing 150- pounds... last seen wearing a gray baseball hat. police have not yet determined if the two cases a

, maureen. [ applause ] thank you, maureen. both justice kennedy and justice scalia were ain'tppointed by a president who understood that the best defense of our judicial branch were judges that apply the constitution as written. that president happened to be ronald reagan. for this evening's announcement, we are joined by ronald reagan's attorney general, edwin meece. ed? and i speak for everyone. thank you for everything you've done to protect our nation's great legal heritage. in keeping with president reagan's legacy, i do not ask about a nominee's personal opinions. is not a judge's political views but whether they can set aside those views to do what the law and the constitution require. i am pleased to say that i have found, without doubt, such a person. tonight, it is my honor and privilege to announce that i will judge brett kavanaugh to the united states supreme court. [ applause ] i know the people in this room very well. they do not stand and give applause like that very often. so th

by early this evening itat should s feeling much betterio but as maureen ned it's a warm start. 82 in baltimore.ug there'sh humidity we're once again starting off with a very wikm heat index. feele 86 as you step outside your door in d.c., up near 90 for annapolis, baltimore 81, 85 for quantico so again humidity sticking around for now. that going to change in a very big way here over the next 24 hours. trcold frontong one at last out here to the north and w coming across thees mountns bringing showers and storms garrett county maryland and acrosswe portionsst virginia this morning, that's eastward towards u as we work our way tough these morning hours. there's 7 o'clock. all theoctivity o the north and west much watch it start coming down. by 9 o'clock it's in northwest suburbs. by the time we get to 11, 12 o'clock it's here d.c. baltimore the i-95. it probably more scattered in nature than this is showing here. could linger throughhe one, 2 o'clock hours and then waowh h. temratus andumidy droppingqu off.t chance of storms inasga:00 t beyo tndps start dropping ooff we're t he get t

everything we can to help these communities rebuild and recover.maureen kelly kron4 news kron4 news maureenlly kron4 news (ken) we are now learning the cause of a grass fire on the altamont pass. and there's also been an arrest in the case. alameda county sheriff's say two teens were horsing around and put a firework in the engine of their broke down car. that's when it went off. and the fire took off. about 480 acres were scorched by the fire. the teen who used the firework recently turned himself in and confessed to starting the fire. now the district attorney will consider whether to file charges. (vicki) the ferguson fire near yosemite grew by four thousand acres overnight. it has now scorched more than 17- thousand acres since it started on friday. more than 18-hundred firefighters are working 16 hour shifts, hot and dry conditions are fanning the flames. two firefighters were hurt and one was killed. more than 100 structures are in the path of the flames. with the fire only five percent contained, mandatory evacuations are still in place. the cause is being investigated. lawrence karn

(pam) kron4's maureen kelly has reaction to the tragic loss from the victims friends and family. bullet casings and shattered glass mark the scene outside the taqueria where 27 year old tatiana miruntenko (mare-you- tenko)was gunned down saturday. mexican authorities say the victim was struck by a stray bullet fired by gunmen aiming for a bar bouncer inside the eatery . the crime happening in an upscale section of mexico city. the bouncer was hospitalized, and a manhunt is underway for the shooters. the 27 year old victim vacationing with her husband and friends, celebrating the couple's one year wedding anniversary. today her husband answered the buzzer at the home they shared in this mission bay building.....but he declined to go on camera.tatiana seen here with her family, grew up outside chicago.....in a phone interview her sister roma, who you see on the right, called tatiana her best friend. saying "i don't know how i'm going to survive without her, but with her memory and knowing how amazing she was to every single person that she ever came across, i will use that to incor

maureen kelly kron4 news (grant) a wildfire burning near yosemite doubled in size overnight..he so called "ferguson fire" is burning in mariposa county here are the latest numbers... it has scorched more than 9-thousand acres and it is just two-percent contained. yosemite park officials say all trails, campgrounds, restaurants and lodges are open... but smoke is creating poor air quality. mandatory evacuations remain in effect in clearing house; mariposa pines; cedar lodge/savage's trading post and sweetwater ridge... and safety officials are investigating the death of a firefighter while battling the fire.while battling the fire. (grant) that firefighter was 36 year old braden varney. he died while operating a bulldozer. he was a second- generation firefighter and had served with the california department of forestry and fire protection for ten years. he is survived by his wife and two children. lawrence karnow: it was another hot day inland with some temperatures soaring into the mid 90s. but it was a much cooler day at the coast with highs there with patchy fog in the 50s a

i know that you love with me, maureen.option -- have>> been t gone. >> in nocea gorgeous itoo today. so pretty. >> the blue water. the beach. >> heather and traffic backe in the dmv coming up on the 5. >>> let get to news now. we begin with news breakingrf ot ofax county. a murder investigation is derway in herndon. according to police, a gas station clerk was killed inside of a sunoco on franklinarm road.police say that hece tuma r body. officersndinesime tpo ro arrestn the o parking lot the franklin farm village shopping center. detectives aelieve this began a robbery. we'll bring you another update as soon as we get this fourth of july. >>> and police in prince george's county also investigating overnight a homicide. police say a was shot and killed in the 8300 block of 14th l avenue inangley park. this happened this morning just before 3:00 a.m.th victim unfortunately pronnced dead at the hospital. no arrest inhis story. >>> in the district tics morning,e are investigating a dead pedestrian crash in southeastrs office

kron4's maureen kelly talked to the mayor about what she hopes to accomplish with these visits. we areoing to continue walking straight thru the allyes which continue to be a problem.mayor london breed walked with the director of the fix it program about the problems that exist south of market....and what's being done to correct them. their power washed ad hoc basis when we get to change the pair, along with a few h staff and some members of the media got a first hand look at grime on the streets, homelesses, and the evidence of hypodermic needles that litter the ground. while there were some signs of people working to clean up....the mayor felt like more could be done.i've seen maybe four people five people clean up i'm not seeing any police officers i haven't seen anyone from the homeless out reach team i haven't seen anyone except a merchant doing power washing that's really my concern we know that is the hotspot for so many different things we know there are a lot of different places like this all over the city what i'd like to knowwhere people deployed in the middle of the day whe

. >> she asked her father for a wide and maureen knoor moreno rd kept going. >> trump launches a furious all--caps t twitteat going toward iran. he tweeted this. never threaten the university against, unless you will face consequences. the president war with iran is the mother of all wars, relations with iran have deteriora deteriorated. coming up, news 4's tracie potts will break down the latest poll numbers. >>> the recount begins today. david brair lost toark el rich. the board of elections suggests that recounts will only take one day. the processegins at 9:00 this morning and i doubt anyone will come to watch. >> everything is done carefully. it's opened for observers. mr. blair will have his represents there. >> the winner of the democratic nomination will twice two others. >>> today will be monica goldson's first day of a jobunf schools. goldson isoonger to the school superintendent for teaching andearning. goalman kevin fax well stepped down in may. >>> still ahead, riders recorded. privat conversations andpe onal information brought last nine. why secret cameras streaming uber a

] >> thank you, maureen. both justice kennedy and justice scalia were appointed by president who understood that the best defense of our liberty and the judicial branch immune from political prejudice, were from judges that apply the constitution as written. that president happened to be ronald reagan. for this evening's announcement we are joined by ronald reagan's attorney general, edwin meese. >> [ applause ] [ applause ] >> and ed, i speak for everyone, thank you for everything you've done to protect our nation's great legal heritage. in keeping with president reagan's legacy, i do not ask about a nominee's personal opinions what matters is not a judges clinical views, but whether they can set aside those views to do what the law and the constitution require. i am pleased to say that i have found, without doubt, such a person. tonight, it is my honor and privilege to announce that i will nominate judge brett kavanaugh to the united states supreme court. >> [ applause ] [ applause ] [ applause ] [ applause

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(grant) kron4's maureen kelly talked to the city's new mayor...ho says they want more than money from the utility. .the northbay fires...which took almost 2 dozen lives in sonoma county....wiped out 3000 homes within the city limits of santa rosa.....some of which you can see being rebuilt here in coffee park. those who are rebuilding say the damage here is immeasurable..... it's a disaster a lot of broken homes a lot of broken heartsbut those same fires did a lot more damage that the city is grappling with.....we lost a lot of underground and above ground infrastructure including a fire station that was just built a few years ago millions and millions of dollars we're dealing with water contamination problems with recovery problems that we're gonna be dealing with for years and years to come devastationhe city says the lawsuit filed against the utility last week will also provide a way for them to compel pg&e to implement new safety measures. primarily we don't want to see something like this ever happen againthe mayor says he doesn't think the l

(ken) kron4's maureen kelly has reaction from those who knew the 27 year old victim.ictim tatiana mirutenko was vacationing with her husband and friends, trying to eat in as many michelan starred restuarants as possible as they celebrated the couple's one year wedding anniversary. they were inside a taqueria located in an exclusive section of mexico city when mexican authorities say two gunmen on a motorcycle opened fire. the intended target...a bar bouncer inside the eatery. he was hospitalized but a stray bullet stuck and killed the american tourist. a manhunt for the shooters is ongoing. today her husband answered the buzzer at the home they shared in this mission bay building.....but he declined to go on camera.tatiana seen here with her family, grew up outside chicago.....in a (pam) a fire that broke out last night has displaced nine people in san francisco's north beach neighborhood. (pam) it happened around midnight at fiddler's green pub. the pub is located on the lower level.. residential spaces are on the top floor. four adults living in the building have be

in court for now frank or maureen orth i mean the removing franco is important for our democratic culture. that for me it would also be important to remove our relatives from here. that after all the history and the origin of this monument is anything but democratic. then look at the. don't touch the valley says the t. shirt the large protests once franco and the others to remain at what's known as the valley of the fallen and a valid franco supporter she's all denies in protests against his explanation. now the one moment before no one has ever built such an enormous monument that also almost the enemy has for me the dead opponents are worth more than one where would you ever find more reconciliation than that. if. the social anthropology just francisco for and is served on a commission that explored ways for spain to confront its painful past he backs the plan to move franco's remains. what i mean is this but if this is one of the most important monuments of totalitarian architecture in europe that's exactly how it should be presented it's essential of a spanish society and will strengt

. >> david pilpail, maureen persico. >> good afternoon. a number of items. i also wanted to mention louis dorsey, who comes in to help out under prop f and does a great job. i used to spend a lot of time at central control late at night. i'm familiar with what they did then and i'm sure there is more working done overnight. hopefully we can hear back how it went at a future meeting. next item, director reiskin did not mention the transbay terminal, which i understand has a big opening on august 12. i hope to hear more about that. and also to hear more about the bus routing. i believe that it would be better to make a right on beal, other than the first routing, which is difficult, an onramp for the bay bridge. next item, on the twin peaks construction update. and i am wondering if there can be updates posted so we know what is happening. operator availability at green division, lrv and pcc is an issue and will be more of an issue in august with the return to the regular schedules. i hope john haley and julie hirs hirschbaum and their teams are looking at gre

had originally called it an incredible offer during his news briefing on monday in helsinki but as maureen naylor reports, we later learned vladimir putin wanted to question a former ambassador who is now at stanford. >>> reporter: that stanford professors one of several americans the russians want to question. he was an ambassador under president obama in 2014. michael mcfaul works at stanford now. the former ambthis about russia vladimir putin in an interview with ktvu two months ago. >> if you don't push back on putin, he is somebody i know well and dealt with up close and personal for many years, he is going to keep coming at you. >> reporter: in a reversal from comments made one day prior, the white house thursday said it disagrees with allowing the kremlin to interview americans accused of unspecified crimes including mcfaul in exchange for allowing the u.s. to question 12 russians accused of interfering in the 2016 election. the change came before the senate approved a resolution to keep current and former diplomats from such russian interrogation. after, mcfaul tweeted, bipartisans

kron4's maureen kelly was there as the registration drive began. we would say to please families we need you to have a voice were going to give you a voice be careful though the non citizen voter registration drive kicked off on the steps of san francisco city hall with a warning....in 2016 san francisco voters passed a charter amendemnt that allows non citizens to have a say when it comes their children's education....by allowing them to vote in the election of school board members.those behind the move say it's the democratic thing to do citing a stat that over a third of sfusd students are immigrants for so long as people have been marginalized and other people who are citizens have a legal right to vote have dominated the conversation quite frankly i think it's time as a former school board member i welcome those voices. i think those are the voices it need to be hurt quite frankly those of the children in our system that actually need more help.but this new law kicks in just as the crackdown on the undocumented heats up under the trump adminis

maureen u umeh joinss with how crews are planng to get them home but it will not be easy >> areep rtedlyng better. beinged and cared for boy search team as officials work out a plan they hope will lead to their rescue. >> new video from inside a thailand cave shows the youth soccer team trapped wrapped i foil blankets. the team was missing more than a and floodingai prevented them from leaving strandinn the group i one of the cave's many chambers. crs are working to restore healthoo giving themd easily a digend high in nutrients. they're being taught how to navigate the muddy flood waters but it' a rfk key possibility >> the water stream is quite strong and it would be risky, for nondiffersea it'sdy tough >> so fa no practice dives, crews ran tough the old rescue response, medical teams could soon be scenery he reversing their own patrol >>e'll be careful not to rush as long as they're safe and strong and in good hands >> worried mothers and fathers says the binning of the search are breathing much years now.>>e for the search to find them. if they didn't, i told myselfat that would be a

ktvu's maureen naylor has been going through the documents and tells us about the ethical questions that are being raised by the arrangement. >>> reporter: the menlo park fire protection district serves 90,000 residents in atherton, east palo alto, menlo park and parts of unincorporated san mateo county. the grand jury report raises concerns the fire district doesn't have a strategic plan for future growth. but it's still making millions of dollars worth of land purchases. >> the grand jury is concerned that the district has not engaged in the kind of strategic planning that it needs to ensure that resources are being used efficiently. >> reporter: the jury foreman says spending money without a plan is a concern saying the fire district has spent $21 million for five properties in two years. that includes this atherton home which sits right next to station 3. the fire district bought it for $4.6 million but has no plans to develop it for at least 10 years. >> we're not saying the money has been spent inappropriately. but we're saying that it has been spent without the sort of planning do

kron4's maureen kelly reports ..t of hundreds more expected to be heard by juries. mr. johnson is gonna die 46 year old dwayne lee johnson sat in the courtroom as his lawyer told a jury the grim facts of his diagnosis.and having to say this in front of him and his wife when i wanted to fight but the simple fact is is gonna die it's just a matter of time in between now and then he's gonna have to use more chemo more radiation more whatever the heck he can to try to live another day longerthe married father of two is suffering from non hodgkins lymphoma and is covered with lesions over 80 percent of his body.in his opening argument his lawyer told the jury that johnson's cancer was caused by a chemical inside the weed killer roundup made by the agro chemicial company, monsanto. johnson used a generic of the product in is job for the benecia unified school district controlling weeds.the plantiff's attorney outlined his strategy promising to do in depth into scientific evidence that he says shows that the weed killer cau

(grant) as kron4's maureen kelly reports.... the city is considering banning tour buses from driving on that block. a steady crowd of visitors come to snap selfies in front of the broderick street home. and pose with their familes on the same steps of the home of the fictional tanner clan...from both in the 90's hit show full house....and the now netflix reboot fuller house...the show's producer bought the house for a cool 4 million when it came on the market two years ago telling the hollywood reporter at the time that it was great to be able to preserve it for the fans....the tourists i talked to said it was an important stop on their trip.because we watched it all of our lives is one of those bucket list things you're gonna be in san francisco you got to see the tanner housebut those who live on the street say having so many nostaglia seekers stopping by is a nuisance.it's a nightmare for those who live here we get asked all the time why don't you move why do you live here which doesn't seem reasonable i mean someone should b

kron4's maureen kelly reports that those who sign up are being warned to get legal advice, since doingput them on the radar of federal immigration officials. the non citizen voter registration drive kicked off on the steps of san francisco city hall with a warning....we would say to please families we need you to have a voice were going to give you a voice be careful though in 2016 san francisco voters passed a charter amendemnt that allows non citizens to have a say when it comes their children's education....by allowing them to vote in the election of school board members.those behind the move say it's the democratic thing to do citing a stat that over a third of sfusd students are immigrants why would we not want our parents invested in the classroom of our children?but this new law kicks in just as the crackdown on the undocumented heats up under the trump administartation. those interested in excercising this new right are being told this new right excercising interested in n. those administartatiothe trump heats up under undocumented the crackdown on just as the law kicks in but