and, it turned out, touch screens worked best for most mccarty says that's typical. itveral of the products in the cooper hewitt exhiere originally intended for someone with a disability but ended up being useful for many; like this smartphone app made by mayaan ziv, who has muscular dystrophy and found it difficult to find information about whether she could access buildings iher wheelchair. >> one can put an address in it ywhere in the world. is it accessible? are the restrooms accessible? t patio accessible? just remember, if you are perhaps a parent pushith a stroller, same needs apply to them. >> reporter: in products used primarily by someone with a disality, like wheelchairs, mccarty says users are getting more choices and more features. >> for so long, wheelchairs were viewed as just a place to sit, sort of one size fits l. >> reporter: now, for example, there's this wheelchair, made specifically for people in the developing world where streets are often unpaved. >> so, the wheelchairs are very durable. note that it is three wheels as opposed to four. this is

it would be similar to house we have out on the property, but jackson's headquarters at the mccarty house burned down in the fire of the late 1800s. it had the same style of dormer windows that you used to look out and survey the entire battlefield to help decide where he was going to build his defenses and what the british were doing. when the british watched the ground assault of january 8, they launch a fairly complicated assault. the reason this spot was picked is that it is so narrow. it is one of the narrowest chunks of ground all the way into the city. that helped to jackson concentrate a smaller force, negating some of the british's numbers. he starts by having a rampart created along the rodriguez can out. the can out its dugout -- can now -- canal. this gets dugout and provides a long fortification that the men can stand behind. this is our regression of the rampart wall. it is similar in terms of construction, oh it is short. it would've been closer to a two tall. the side facing the british would have been heavily sloped to allow cannonballs to deflect off of them more easily.

mccarty recommends applying for a credit card. a great way to establish credit while also avoiding too much debt. you also want to learn about budgeting. without spending too much. and then the parents can say, you've got this much money the last and maybe the first semester or first year. if you run>> wt about those gra gifts and summer cash? what should you do with it? >> tonight at 6:00, good ways to set yourself up for financial success. >> if you have a consumer complaint, call us any time, 888-9 888-996-tips or nbcbayarea.com/responds. i'll see you again tonight at 6:00. >> thanks, chris. >> it's 4:56, coming up next on "today in the bay," the cooling trend in the works. kari hall joins us with a look at the forecast. >> a lot of people will enjoy today, especially if it was hot over the weekend. martinez, temperature trend stards out in the low 60s and upper we'll talk about another hot weekend coming up next. >>> in san jose, we've got a good amount of traffic, no slowing right now in silicon valley but we'll show you what

and right here at fox5, carthy says he often getsen mc mistakn thee twitter forea house lr kevin mccartyecently the two had a funny exchange on twitter after our kevin mccarty tweeted out he keeps getting nasty e mails about what republicans are doing in congress. >> kevin mccarthy said he keeps getting angry tweets about his movie reviews. >> i i lovet. different circles.el in they've actually become friends. it's funny. this has been going on for several years. >> our kevin sayse hopes to catch a movie with the other kevin some day. the question now iswho's going to pay for the popcorn. >> i don't know, maybe kevin mccarthy. our kevin mccarthy shou like congress men paying for it. >>ng it has been on for years now and itlways just intensifies. keep it going guys. >> the good sports about .it urdain toxicology report is released. >> new information shedding new lit on his unexpected death. >>> and protesters are turning up the o volumen their calls for justicefter an officer shoots and kills a teenager newetails about the officer who pled the trigger. >>> and a dating dilemma. staffers

mccarty recommended applying for a credit card.t is a great way to establish credit while also avoiding too much debt. you also want to learn about budgeting without spending too much. >> and then the parents could say, you have this much money to last the first semester or the first year, if you run out, you're kind of on your own. >> so what about those graduation gifts and summer cash? what should you do with it? tonight at 6:00, some good ways to set yourself up for financial success. and if you have a consumer complaint, call us any time. 888-996-tips, otherwise online at nbcbayarea.com/responds. i'll see you again tonight at 6:00. >>> in the meantime, a lot of graduates are enjoying time off before they head off to school. but it is warm lately. >> it has been warm. and we've been trying to find somewhere to go to cool off and going to -- to some of the pools and the beaches. very popular spot. and again this weekend, too, here is a live look outside. as we start out in tiburon and seeing the clouds rolling back and you could

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mccarty recommends applying for a credit card, a great way to establish credit while also avoiding too much debt. you also want to learn about budgeting. without spending too much. and then the parents can say, okay, you've got this much money the last you maybe the first semester or first year and if you run out, you're kind of on your own. >> what about those graduation gifts and summer cash? what should you do with it? tonight at 6:00, good ways to set yourself up for financial success. and if you have a consumer complaint, call us any time, 888-996-tips or nbcbayarea.com/responds. i'll see you again tonight at 6:00. >>> all right, if this happened to you, you know what i'm talking about, nothing worse than coming back to find your car gone because it has been towed. listen up part riders near the end of the richmond line. take note here. starting today, they are repaving one lot on the west side of the station near kearney street. that lot has to be cleared by 9:00 p.m. those cars left over there will be towed and work is supposed to end by 5:00 a.m. each day. >> 6:26, coming up ne

st: m president and cofounder of mccarty associates. a longtime observer of investigations particularly of a presidential nature and joining us to talk about the state of the robert mueller investigation. guest: pleasure to be here. your good you folks history? guest: i started life as a lawyer. a litigator at a law firm. i was lucky to be hired by rudy giuliani in new york to be one of his young assistant u.s. attorneys. that was 30 years ago last month really swarming in. i spent -- rudy swarming in. me in. for most of the six years i was there, just down the hall from me was jim comey who started life in that office. i moved from there to work for joe biden when he was chairman of the senate judiciary committee. i became his general counsel on the committee working on constitutional and criminal law issues. in 1994. in 1995i moved to the clinton white house where i spent two years as general counsel for the ofte house office administration, working on all of the underpinnings of the white house. reonhey brought in a former prosecutor

joining mear analis andy mccarty sal wisenberg. sal, you are annoyed by jim jordan's questioning when you found to be badgering. i was watching at my radio studio. i winsed. when you have to interrupt a witness it makes your case not look that strong. let him have the answer. i think he was worried about not having enough time. they have such a limited amount of time. was that a fatal mistake on the part of jordan? >> it wasn't a fatal mistake. he went to the teddy kennedy school of cross-examination. you ask a hostile question and interrupt the person you are questioning. my objection is not to the substance of what he asked. he is allowed to ask anything he wants. it is to the badgering. the larger question about bashing rosenstein is something andy spoke to several times in his columns. he spoke to it a couple of days ago. president trump has the absolute authority to order rod rosenstein to turn over everything to the congress. if he didn't, and rosenstein didn't want to do it, he could resign or if he refused, the president co

we're talking about mccarty beat l.b.j. before kennedy got into it. so he gets into it, and he looked like the ultimate -- cut throat politician who left gene mccarthy go through the tough work in new hampshire, and then bobby kennedy takes his may not alley way four days later. a national columnist sent a telegram to ted kennedy saying, what your brother has just done in new hampshire shows that saint patrick did not drive all the snakes out of ireland. [laughter] mr. tye: that was maybe the most can handed entry ever, but if you look at the evidence, the evidence is clear cut that nine days before the new hampshire primary, bobby kennedy had decided to enter, and he decided that it was only fair that mccarthy had been citing new hampshire for a long time, and it was only fair to gave mccarthy that clear shot before he came in. when he was being a gentleman and doing the kind of thing that the political campaign manager in him would have asked him to do, he ended up hurting himself badly with the press, and it took almost the entire campaign for repo

host: thiss nelson cunningham president and cofounder of mccarty associates. longtime observer of investigations particularly of a presidential nature and joining us to talk about the state of the robert mueller investigation. guest: pleasure to be here. your good you folks history? guest: i started life as a lawyer. a litigator at a law firm. i was lucky to be hired by rudy giuliani in new york to be one of his young assistant u.s. attorneys. that was 30 years ago last month really swarming in. i spent -- rudy swarming in. me in. for most of the six years i was there, just down the hall from me was jim comey who started life in that office. i moved fr there to work for joe biden when he was chairman of the senate judiciary committee. i became his general counsel on the committee working on constitutional and criminal law issues. in 1994. in 1995i moved to the clinton white house where i spent two years as general counsel for the ofte house office administration, working on all of the underpinnings of the white house. the reason they brought in a former prosec