debra maynard was a sheriff's deputy assigned to the southeast part of town. she's remembers racing to the scene in response to this 911 call. >> 911. >> hey. please get someone to my house. it's 4700 sherlock place. >> reporter: the call is placed by fellow deputy, jeremy banks. >> what's going on? >> please send -- my girlfriend, i think she just shot herself. there's blood everywhere. please! >> reporter: when help arrives, deputies find a scene every bit as grisly as the caller describes. >> walked in around the bar in the kitchen, and i saw some feet of a female prone on the floor there. >> reporter: the victim is jeremy banks' girlfriend, 24-year-old michelle o'connell. she's got a gunshot wound to the head, and dozens of prescription painkillers in her pocket. >> and i looked across the room, and the deputy in question, jeremy banks was crouched at the bathroom door, just squatting there, holding a phone in his hand. >> reporter: a deputy is instructed to snap these photos to document the scene before emts begin life saving measures. the weapon sits to

aspired by brittany maynard. her husband dan, told abc7 news today that he made a promise to continue to do what it takes to ensure the laws are on the books in california. >> to the battle over immigration and growing concern over children and migrant families being separated from their parents. >>> ms-13 gang members are truly and you've heard me say it, animals. nancy pelosi and washington democrats continue to protect them and push for open borders. >> the president blaming democrats for policies that he claims allowed the gang members to enter. blaming t ating the sar families on democrats. >> the department of homeland security announcing in the past two months 2,000 children separated from their parents at the border. those children held in these in texas outside of el paso and leaders voicing concern. >> we don't want kids separated from their parents. >> this week a number of protests called for an end to separations. >> we are making their lives harder when they get here and essentially traumatizing the

as the world ‘s most expensive player, brazil's maynard doesn't go unnoticed.his flamboyant hair and a touch to match, switzerland we re and a touch to match, switzerland were determined to shackle him, would there are attention focused on his threat, another went under the radar. the swiss should have known what philippe coutinho can do. he did this countless times forward the pool did this countless times forward the pool, leaving barcelona to make the third most expensive player in the world. centimes might have crumbled after that, switzerland's approach remained robust. so much so, one man was able to get the better of seven players. steven zuber mates and space to find the net. much to the dismay of brazil. the goal would have been reviewed by the video assistant referee and so would this challenge on a chester city's gabrieljesus, but this was survived by. for all of brazil's firepower, they could only manage for more tabs on target. ending a run of nine wins in their opening world cup games. serbia now top group e, brazil's group. that is after they bea

the law was inspired by brittany maynard. she had terminal brain cancer and ended her life in 2014. he told us today he'll do whatever it takes to keep this law in california. >> this is the promise that i made to britain, to help work on passing legislation so that no terminally ill individual would ever have to go through what she went through, leaving her home and move to another state. at least people won't have to do that now. >> opponents of this end of life option have until july 2nd to file objections. >>> three hikers are safe tonight after being stranded for more than 11 hours on a rocky cliff side in pacifica. however, it took a dramatic rescue to save them. cornell? >> reporter: eric, those hikers safe tonight, nobody hurt. that is remarkable because that is steep rocky cliff where those hikers got stranded on friday night. their rescue delayed for hours because it was just too dangerous to get them. a dramatic rescue unfolding saturday morning on a cliff high above the pacific. >> you okay? you all right? >> reporter: three hikers cold but okay, happy to be back on safe

the law was inspired by brittany maynard, a woman from california who was terminally ill so she moved to oregon so that she could end her life legally in 2014. today's ruling effectively reinstates the law, even though appeals of the case are expected to continue. >>> the founder and ceo of the blood testing startup theranos was indicted today on criminal fraud charges. elizabeth holmes and her chief operating officer face charges of wire fraud and conspiracy to commit, after coming to develop a cheaper more convenient blood test using it fingerprint. he defrauded investors and patients with false claims about the labs abilities. according to this indictment the defendant delivered to doctors and patients blood results that were inaccurate, the defendant delivered to doctors and patients blood test results from which critical results were improperly rl removed. >>> san jose said it has a plan now to significantly improve broadband coverage. the deal involves commitments from three large telecom companies who will put their technology on city light poles. the deal also requires those c

iam in east sussex this morning at maynard farm.uits, the industry body that represents 98% of the berries supplied to uk supermarkets. we have tasted some of these strawberries this morning and that is absolutely right. as you can see all around me in east sussex it is cloudy, damp, and that is what it is like across many areas of the uk this morning. we have rain across parts of scotland, northern ireland and northern england, which is moving south and east and will push away. the forecast for many of us today is a dry one. a fair bit of cloud around. in the south in particular it is going to be warm. in the south we have got all this cloud, the drizzle coming out of it, this will push back to the south coast and the english channel coastline, lingering across parts of east devon and cornwall, though east devon may brighten up. rain across the north sinking south. a week feature. we find it it will brighten up with some sunshine and showers, some of which will be heavy and thundery with hail across the north and west. as the front

this is video of bay area woman brittany maynard... who was diagnosed with terminal brain cancer in 20-14. brittany and her husband moved to oregon to take advantage of that state's right to die law and end her life peacefully.. today decision by the appeals court gave opponents of the law... until july 2nd to file arguments explaining why the decision should be reversed. the law will remain in effect, while the court considers the new arguments. (ken) just into our newsroom - two people were killed after a small plane crashed in southern california. the plane went down on a road and caught fire shortly after 5 p-m. this happened just south of hesperia airport... on summit valley road about 35 miles north of downtown san bernardino. the faa and ntsb are still on scene and they say the plane was a beechcraft bonanza.authorities say a vehicle traveling on the road was hit and damaged by debris from the crash, but no one inside was injured.details on the plane's departure site or its destination were unknown. the cause of the crash is und

. >> maynard wall, who's known cal 40 years, is just one friend who's baffled. >> why do you think heook up restoring cars? >> he needed something to do. he wanted to do farm machinery collection, and i think he found out that cars were easier. >> cal has the basic mechanical skills. the rest he'll learn as he goes. his first project -- an old pickup truck. he strips it down to bare metal, patches up rust holes and gives it a fresh coat of paint. what did he love about it? >> it was something that he was discovering about himself and what he could do, what his talents were, and he put his heart and his soul into that car. >> cal finds a buyer but parting ways with his first restoration turns out to be harder than he imagined. >> he sold it right away, and after he did, he cried, and that was just too much for him. >> so he never sold any more? >> after that, no. he couldn't part with them. that was the first one that he ever did, so he left his mark on it. >> he'll make his mark on many more, like this '73 mustang, or what's left of it. he transforms it into a red-hot beauty, with fre

in monterey county, marine maynard, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> thank you. time is 650.r there watching our commute. i'm looking at your face, alex. anything going on? >> i don't have a great poker face. we had pretty good looking commute for the most part with very few crashes. unfortunately we had a problem here in marin county. traffic already starting to backup 11 south approaching lincoln avenue. because of this accident here. involving a motorcycle. it sounds like three left lanes of 101 are blocked and you can see the traffic is building and backed up at this point all the way back up to lucas valley road. that can meet in marin county through san rafael could be a tough commute. a motorcycle crash. 101 southbound at lincoln avenue. we will keep tabs on it and let you know how that all shakes out. here's the live look at westbound highway 4. eastbound as well. was but obviously the commute direction we do have slow traffic that starts at railroad avenue in pittsburgh and headed west. you're going to be capping the brakes. here also is a look at 101 in san francisc

one of the most interesting things i ever read about it and that was the theory of john maynard keynes'sbook, economic consequences of the peace, the peace was too harsh, demanded too much of germany, and that came to pass so it looks like he was right. there was a young french, a doctoral dissertation turning keynes's idea upside down saying we didn't punish them enough because they had money to raise another army, and the last week of world war ii and his father finished tidying up the manuscript and it was a big hero, how cheeky, how ridiculous getting this news from a dead frenchman. and the campaign for them, what i wish now, he went back and lifted keynes's predictions. there was this grand idea, hadn't played out, so he was kind of a cold figure. not many people know this, but if i were going to do a doctoral dissertation i would like to take on the comparison and come to some conclusion as they came down on one side or the other. his book is called the carthaginian peace or the economic consequences of mr. keynes. >> the book is available for sale in the lobby and patricia will s

. >> well, best quote on this comes from john maynard from your side of the pond -- >> heard of him. most of us have. be solvent until you are right i think he's correct on that, but the market has to decide that what's cool and what the teens are doing, and we should remember easy to dump on snap here, but 41-plus percent of millennials are on there every day for 30 minutes we have to see the advertisers get convinced and catch up to where the time spend is. i think that's more compelling to me on the bull side, but the advertising dollars eventually go where the eyeballs are, a better story than innovators who ultimately win that's probably true as well >> mike, what's the story with the stock? >> i mean, the stock is stuck because of the reasons we're talking about here, and, obviously, it's not a path to rapid revenue earnings growth here i wonder, though, max, asking you, what is the story you wish snap told better the story we have an exclusive hold on the particular eyeballs, this audience, or that our platform enables creativity by advertisers you can't do in other ways just

maynard, joining us on the republican line from pennsylvania. good morning. caller: good morning, and thanks for listening to me. i believe the lady from oregon was right, that the news media has made more of a mess than anything. i was watching cnn the other night, the most twisted news with advertising. and they were parading him and not letting him talk. reporting the news, it is making the news. and i believe the big fuss about the guy standing up yesterday about the families of the [inaudible] the protection of mexico would give them, but they come here to take advantage of us. they don't come here to contribute, they come here to -- but mexico protects those killers. they don't have money or jobs. how will they feed them, close them, and house them? if we protect them from gangs like ms 13 or predators that would prey on them for sexual purposes, we're protecting those people until we get straightened -- they get straightened out. they are not coming here just to get protection. they are coming for amnesty. they want to take advantage of , thend the agi