in your gut, did you think meredith was still alive? >> meredith's name was meredith hope emerson.nger these things carry on, as time passes, you continue to hope but it diminishes after time. >> as the manhunt continued, there was a glimmer of hope. friday morning, four days after meredith vanished, the u.s. marshal's service traced activity on meredith's bank cards. >> the card was used at a local bank, 15 miles from the abduction site, and then again 50 miles south of the abduction site and then the next day 80 miles. these were attempts, where no money was taken. >> which suggests what? >> suggested that meredith wouldn't give him the right p.i.n. >> which also suggests maybe she's still alive. >> that's right. >> investigators had been able to trace the phone gary hilton used earlier to call his old boss john tabor to set that trap for him. that call was made from a restaurant 50 miles from blood mountain. hilton it seemed was moving south toward atlanta. metro pd s.w.a.t. concealed themselves in and near tabor's building, the old drop point where tabor had promised him $800.

. >> the caller was meredith fisher. she had just discovered on the floor of the master bedroom, the savagely beaten body of her elder sister, 29-year-old michelle young, a woman who in death was about to be famous. >> you need to calm down so we can help you. you said there's blood everywhere? listen to me. >> is she breathing? >> i don't think so. she's cold. >> reporter: as she spoke, meredith was cradling her niece, cassidy the who crawled out from under the bed clothes on her parents' bed, feet from where her mother lay. cassidy's voice chattering to her aunt. was caught on the phone call. had cassidy witnessed the murder, awakened alone to find this? >> you just picture a small child walking around in this blood and tracking it across the hallway over into the bathroom. >> reporter: by now, wake county investigators were descending on the house. having secured the crime scene, earp's job was done. but on his way out he saw cassidy again. she was still in her pink pajamas, still in meredith's arms. he asked meredith

still in meredith's arms.e asked meredith a question. >> i looked over the child, i didn't see any blood, so i asked her did you clean the child? and her response was, no. i thought it was kind of odd because i was expecting her to say, yes, i guess. >> somebody did. >> yeah. somebody did. >> but who? was it the same person who murdered the little girl's mother? on this november day, all they had were questions. richard, then a sergeant with the wake county sheriff's office, probably knows the case better than anyone. >> i mean, this was just a brutal, vicious beating. there was a lot of time and energy invested into this assault. >> why do you say a lot of time and energy? >> i think the medical examiner told us there was over 30 blows with some sort of a blunt object. >> so, detectives started investigating the victim. and everyone else around her. michelle young was born and raised on long island, new york. >> she was smiling all the time. and she was the life of the party. >> stasha grossman knew her from

meredith heller took two weeks' paid leave last summer to bond with her newly adopted rescue dog. >> we were able to walk around, go to the park. i did his vet -- made sure he had all his shots and really get to know him as well. >> reporter: meredith works at a new york city based tech company that says its pet friendly policies, including bringing pets to work, help them attract the best employees. >> i want to make sure that people who work here feel like they have a good work-life balance. if we can find people who are passionate about animals and animal welfare and they're also passionate about technology, we should hopefully be at the very top of their list. >> reporter: it's the latest in a trend of companies looking for ways to stand out in an increasingly competitive marketplace. offering perks like free lunches, gym memberships. just last year, more than 70% of organizations increased their benefit packages, all in an effort to retain employees. that means perks for pet owners too. just like meredith's workplace, more companies across the country are starting to offer pet c

just like meredith's workplace, more countries are offering pet care benefits. >> it's not enough to pay people well. they have to feel like they belong. an environment where you're welcomed and in fact you feel included at work. >> what's the reaction you get when you talk about'm off t get to know my dog. >> reporter: >> my husbandsk laughed and if it's a real job because it sounds ridiculous. >>eporter: in 2013, only 13% had access to paid parental leave for children. for company's like mereth, pet friendly policies are paying off. >> it's a dream come true. i have to t a step back and said my company offered this. because i work there and in the moment all the time i maybe take it for granted. >>> now if we could only bsng our p to work, it would make things so mu more enjoyable. what you're going to enjoy is the weather. lower humidity later today.to rrow, perfect friday. the weekend just gorgeous. beautiful if you're heading to e beach. 90s and humid next week. >> all right. thank u. that's it for news 4 midday. thank you for joining us. we're back on the air first at 4:00 this

meredith, let me start with you. we will get to ohio 1 in a moment.rall, your feelings about last night. >> thanks for having me, dana. overall last night was a very exciting night for democrats and our prospects for winning back the house in november. i couldn't be more confident that we will do so. candidates that fit their districts from washington to kansas to michigan were the nominees last night and that's because they are talking to voters about lowering the price of healthcare increasing wages and impacting medicare and social security. those are messages that cut across all party lines and that will carry them to victory in november. >> dana: matt, of course ohio 12 is one everybody was keeping an eye on. president trump went there saturday of last weekend. do you think that made the difference in getting this race as close as it is. right now it's still too close to call but how do you feel about that race and how it will turn out? >> well we believe troy balderson has won and congratulate him on his victory last night. he ran a very strong

i'm mark meredith in washington... i'll explain why, coming up."mabrisa)a look at your forecast coming up... (justine) for your money tonight.... if you're used to getting a tax refund...you'll want to listen up. the i-r-s is asking taxpayers to double check their weekly withholdings... thanks to the new tax law.(jrs) kron4's washington correspondent mark meredith explains why checking now...could mean a bigger refund...next year. nat: ""what you don't want is a surprise next year"i-r-s spokesperson matt leas says taxpayers hoping for a refund check ...had better do some homework.because of the new tax law...some of us may not have enough money withheld from our paychecks...and could face a nasty surprise at tax time..."if you check your withholding now, you can figure out if you're going to have a bigger return or maybe owe a tax bill come tax sason..."a new government report estimates 30 million people are "under" paying their taxes and will owe the i-r-s money next year.that's about 3-million more than before the tax cuts were signed into law an

host: meredith mcgehee is director of the watchdog group, issue one, which produced a report called, "all-expenses-paid; how leadership pacs became politicians preferred ticket to luxury living." leadership pacs is and how long they have been around? guest: leadership pacs are a that nearly all members of congress have an most -- and most people do not know they exist. even washington reporters can be shocked to find that in addition to the authorized campaign committee, members of congress have, or candidates have, they have this other little account on the side call the leadership pac and they use that money to pay for a range of activities, everything except their authorized campaign activities like yard signs and bumper stickers. that has to come out their authorized committee for their election. they have this other account on the side, leadership pac. host: when did they start and why did they start? guest: they started in late 1970's. former representative henry waxman, who was in progress for -- congress for many years, he and some other democrats went to the federal election

meredith. (vicki) president trump has been mostly silent on the passing of senator mccain...l day today he ignored questions about the vietnam war vet... late this afternoon the president released an official statement and then in front of a group of evangelical leaders this evening - trump expressed his respect for mccain. (vicki) our coverage of this story continues online on kron-4 dot com. there you will find information on the late senator's funeral services... and details on mccain to be buried near his best friend at the u-s naval academy cemetery in annapolis... plus hear reaction from the political world... all that on kron4 dot com... we'll be right back... (vicki) new tonight at nine... the manhunt is on for a 25-year-old man believed to be on the run with a 16-year- old girl.... and tonight we'

are expected ne two in washington, meredith. meredith.ne lane but still bring rains and hawaii. its move closer to now and will increase and hazy skies the bay area as the west coast overhead. on image you can circulation bringing smoke coast and onshore. high strengthen area this should warm slightly. highs be in the 70s inland 60s at temperatures run slightly average. next on 8: a chemical spill sparks a fire and sends spill sparks a a chemical 8:kron 4 news at next on >> the homeless man who gave his last $20 to help out a stranded woman. they raised $400,000. >> that is awesome. >> so why is he still living under this bridge? >> what happened to the money? >>> then, the shocking connection between explain mollie tibbetts and her accused killer's girlfriend. >> did they know each other from school. >>> and the pregnant mom explain with her two daughters. >> i'm going to go spend time with our families. >> their last vacation together as a family. >> it was eerie. >> this girl too young to walk her dog? they called the cops on >> is she

it's a is headed for hurricane lane karnow: lawrence meredith. i'm mark meredith.ded for hawaii. it's a major hurricane and will likely effect all of the islands with flooding rains, gusty winds and huge waves. back in the bay area it was a little warmer today with more sunshine with 70s and 80s inland and 60s at the coast. on the satellite you can see a couple of weak areas of low pressure moving across the pacifice. it will help kepp temperatures cooler than normal with slight warming this weekend. last weather and goodbye a full hour of entertainment news is on the way. at 7:00 it's inside edition, followed by entertainment tonight at 7-30. then we're back with kron 4 news at 8:00 next on kron 4 news at 8: the new charge leveled against the macarthur bart murder suspect making it a case eligible for the death penalty then: we're tracking hurricane lane as it bears down on the hawaiin islands ... next at 8 next at 8islands ... hawaiin down on the as it bears hurricane lane as it bears down on the hawaiin islands ... next at 8 next at 8islands ... hawaiin down on

meredith toot off two weeks to bond with her new rescue dog bode. >> i made sure he had his shots andh company that says its pet friendly policies, including bringing pets to work, help them attract the best employees. >> i want to make sure that people who work here feel like they have a good work life. if we can find people who are passionate about animals and animal welfare and passionate about technology, we should be at the top of their list. >> it's the latest in a trend of companies looking to stand out in an increasingly competitive marketplace, offering perks like free lunches, flix and pods. 70% of organizations increased their benefit packages all in an effort to retain employees. that means perks for pet owners, too. just like meredith's workplace, more companies across the country are starting to offer pet care benefits. >> it's not enough to pay people well, they have to feel like they belong, an environment where you are welcomed. in fact, you feel included at work. >> what's the reaction you get from people when you talk about i'm off two weeks to get to know my dog. >

i'm mark meredith in washington... i'll explain why, coming up."g your weeknight forcast... that's just ahead. (catherine) for your money tonight.... if you're used to getting a tax refund...you'll want to listen up. the i-r-s is asking taxpayers to double check their weekly withholdings... thanks to the new tax law.(ken) kron4's washington correspondent mark meredith explains why checking now...could mean a bigger refund...next year. nat: ""what you don't want is a surprise next year"i-r-s spokesperson matt leas says taxpayers hoping for a refund check ...had better do some homework.because of the new tax law...some of us may not have enough money withheld from our paychecks...and could face a nasty surprise at tax time..."if you check your withholding now, you can figure out if you're going to have a bigger return or maybe owe a tax bill come tax sason..."a new government report estimates 30 million people are "under" paying their taxes and will owe the i-r-s money next year.that's about 3-million more than before the tax cuts were signed into la

kron4 washington correspondent mark meredith is in the capitol with a closer look. trt: 1:09out: in washington, i'm mark meredith.nat: "you cannot have open access..."max schachter lost his son...alex...in the parkland florida massacre.he says students nationwide are easy targets for gunmen...because schools have multiple entrances and exits."after school starts you have to one central, single point of entry..."schachter wants president trump's school safety commission to do more to "harden" individual classrooms.his recommendatio n...installing bullet proof doors...but he admits it won't be cheap.schachter is also calling for the commission to appoint a single person...or a"school safety czar".he says he's worried without a single leader, the commission's work will be in vain....but education secretary betsy devos says the commission will make recommendations, and leave the final decision- making to local governments and school boards..."we know there's no one size fits all plan, no standardized approach when it comes to school safety..every school in every communi

reporter meredith wood has a closer look at the steals you can score this 3-day weekend.may be coming to an end--but get ready for some scorching hot deals on the first monday of september. mattresses and appliances are labor day staples--as well as anything summer-related like clothing, patio furniture, and grills.here are some of the places where you can score some great deals--at best buy-- you can save up to 40- percent on appliances through september 12-th.home depot, lowes, sears and j-c penney are also is offering the same deal for appliances.online retailers "wayfair" and "overstock" are offering up to 70-percent off furniture and other items.experts say now is the best time to buy next summer's swimming gear.old navy, j-crew and banana republic, and many other clothes stores will be offering deep discounts on summer clothing and shoes.when it comes to electronics, experts suggest you wait for deeper discounts on black friday.however, dell is offering about 40-percent off on laptops, desktops and tvs. and you can get amazon's echo device for up to 100-dollars off

. >> reporter: inside the private ceremony, clark's brother jeff and niece meredith, and joe man montanahared memories of clark. he was 61 years old. >> it's a shame that you have to go through something like this fami oughnow to really re how important family is. . . >> reporter: vern glenn will have details tonight on kpix. >>> coming up, aplane crashes into a field moments after takeoff. but there's a miracle in the wreckage as everyone on board survives. >>> and kids returning to school this fall will have to leaf their phones at home. one school's new ban. >>> and a few areas hot and hazy and others cloudy and cool. i'll have the forecast coming up. or... just set the washing machine to cold. do your thing. with energy upgrade california. shortly after take- >>> all 103 people on board a mexican airliner survived when the plane slammed into the ground. investigators are trying to determine the cause. we're tracking the latest developments. . >> reporter: this is what emergency crews encountered when they arrived on the scene. the plane was largely in tact, but on fire with passenger

hearst ed out to magazines and meredith corporation.hey told us that the ryersons had mailed in subscription insert cards. >> not so. >> ununequivocally. >> reporter: the ryersons insist this is not their handwriting. hearst said they canceled the subscription. when bill followed up with meredith, they confirmed the ryersons wouldot be receiving any more bills or magazines. >> so now the ftc tells us it is illegal for anyone to sen you a bill for products or services you didn't order. so what should you do if this happens to you? the ftc says to ask the company to senou proof of whatever contract they say you signed. if they can't provide it, ignore them and contact the ftc, your state attorney general, and your local consumer production 4 ice and of course nbc responds. >> or you, which gets results. how big an issue is is, susan? >> it appears to be pretty common. we found a lot of complaint online. it seems a lot of times people sign up for subscriptions unknowingly when they're interesting online sweepstakes. but again, the ryersons

reporter meredith wood has a closer look at the steals you can score this 3-day weekend. an end--but get ready for some scorching hot deals on the first monday of september. mattresses and appliances are labor day staples--as well as anything summer-related like clothingpatio furniture, and grills.here are some of the places where you can score some great deals--at best buy-- you can save up to 40- percent on appliances through september 12-th.home depot, lowes, sears and j-c penney are also is offering the same deal for appliances.online retailers "wayfair" and "overstock" are offering up to 70-percent off furniture and other items.experts say now is the best time to buy next summer's swimming gear.old navy, j-crew and banana republic, and many other clothes stores will be offering deep discounts on summer clothing and shoes.when it comes to electronics, experts suggest you wait for deeper discounts on black friday.however, dell is offering about 40-percent off on laptops, desktops and tvs. and you can get amazon's echo device for up to 100-dollars off through labor day.

so he has a huge consistency so he think of the counter and meredith would get muhammed to see the type of charisma he exudes online you can see why young people buy into his ways of thought and will get up and do something based on what he says i would say audience segmentation matters so second is the idea that real-time feedback groups the headline is that it kills is that they are perfecting the strategy that's they will try certain things but they will move very quickly a at times it varies at the height was 25 or 35,000 if you look at the whole ecosystem but what they are able to do is change based on the audience even before the halloween attack and after you could see on other channels you could see them actually put out the memes have a year taking credit you can see their approach reaching out to young people. so it is the real-time feedback so they set up the david and goliath and narrative even on the battlefield to turn the narrative of side down with a grand coalition that takes them on and third is the idea that platform agility matters with real-time feedback loops there

james meredith france are also fast. and hungry and. i think she looks beautiful very passable.this that's why i wanted to visit the palace and see the building where she used to spend her solace. of being on. the boys under the sea lucky charms people the nicest parts of her city. yes we're here on the spin not known as the largest square in the balkans and to finish an occupation it was used as a parade ground that's when i did a it's a nice spin off with a cricket field you could be a doctor during the time of the english occupational. on the square is a place where tourists and residents alike can get together. from here there's a good view of the palace of said michael and st george it was built during the initial patient in the early nineteenth century near the venetian era fortress. capuzzo town is a mix of french british and venetian architecture and a unesco bulled cultural heritage site. when the midday heat begins to fade it's a good time to go stand up paddle boarding. the sun sets on spectacular. yet there will not be you know you have a silent paddling out into the

called 1a to 18 now, it is set to music composed by anna meredith, inspired by the mitigation methodsive movements, one, two, three, four, five, and a rough movement. but nothing really musical, detail—wise, just shapes. creating the shapes to match was the work of 59 productions, who illustrated telegrams sent by soldiers and even code breaking. this is where the team practices the projections. they create these tiny 3d printed models of real—life buildings. instead of using ten or 20 projectors, here they usuallyjust two to create the images on the building. it is incredible. the process for us was to go to edinburgh, a laser scan of that square in that building to do an accurate 3—d model. we take that model, we use that for our animation. obviously the last stage of the project, we see things on a model because it gives you a sense of how content moves around corners and how things feel. 59 productions have previously created the light shows with the guggenheim museum in new york, and the sydney opera house, but its next project is going to focus on the sound of minutes of silence

encouraging you to call or write or log-in to the irs if you have any questions.in washington, i'm mark meredith. and we are following breaking news tonight. a live interview on a fire burning in martinez in next. baby boomers, here's something you should know. there's a serious virus out there that 1 in 30 boomers has, yet most don't even know it. a virus that's been almost forgotten. it's hepatitis c. hep c can hide in the body for years without symptoms. left untreated it can lead to liver damage, even liver cancer. the only way to know if you have hep c is to ask your healthcare provider for the simple blood test. if you have hep c, it can be cured. for us, it's time to get tested. it's the only way to know for sure. (ken) we are tracking breaking news of the hour. right now structures are being threatened by a fire burning in martinez.(pam) we are joined now by contra costa fire protection district public information officer steve albert.... steve?steve? (pam) (pam) (pam) (pam) let's check in with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow.(ken) lawrence what kind of conditions are firefighters up

>>reporter: meredith murphy finally walked out of the dmv five hours later in san jose with a licenseo. >>reporter: the dmv received $16 million to cut down on wait times. in the weeks that followed the average weight in the bay

they don't senate...that's being in the kavanaugh's hearings are begin in in washington, i'm mark meredith at 6.... movie pass is putting more limitations on its customers. the movie subscription service will now only allow users to see three movies in theaters in a month. that is a significant change -- from one a day. but the company says, 85- percent of customers see three movies or less per month. the monthly subscription price will remain just under 10- dollars. movie pass is burning through cash.. and struggling to stay in business. the three movies per month change goes into effect august 15th. lawrence karnow: it began to warm today with mostly sunny skies. highs were in the 90s inland with 60s at the coast. hurricane hector is getting close to the hawaian islands as a major hurricane. the storm is expected to stay mostly south of the big island but generate some big swells. on the satellite image you can see as high pressure starts to build back into the bay area. it will be hot during the middle of the week before cooling next weekend. highs tomorrow will be in the 80s with 60s a

in washington, i'm mark meredith. last weather and goodbye >>> some friend.ollywood's nastiest divorce battle. inside the house that brad bought angelina. >> how brad loaned his ex $8 million to buy the sprawling estate. >> and groped on a plane. >> i was sexually assaulted. >> she says she found herself sitting next to a predator on a plane. >> i didn't ask for that. >> plus the woman who says she's too pretty for jail. >> i'm pretty, please. >> then holding their breath underwater, kids do it all the time. so do grown ups. did you know it can be deadly? >> what you need

mark meredith is in washington with a closer look. (pkg) nat: "i've been on the watch list for 8 years..."mohamad albadawi is one of 20 muslim americans suing the federal government.he says as a muslim, he's harassed and stalked every time he flies. "nat: "i know its going to be a strong case, we're going to fight for our rights" albadawi's lawsuit claims the government puts people like him on watch lists for no reason...and the boston globe recently revealed a t-s-a program known as "quiet skies"...that program allows air marshals to track any passenger...even those not on a watch list... "they're monitoring things like their bathroom usage, wardrobe changes, meals, conversations, whether they sleep on their flights..."the t-s-a says, as standard procedure, they won't comment on pending lawsuits. but a spokesperson says t-s-a does stand behind the quiet skies program.and insists neither race nor religion play a role in who's targeted.quiet skies has been around since 2010.t-s-a would not say how many passengers are tracked on a daily

meredith austin / rear admiral, us coast guardany assests that were going to be flown to hawaii prior to the storm have made it there. they're staged and ready to go as soon as it is safe to respond. but fema administrator brock long painted a bleak picture of what lies ahead for the aloha state.brock long / fema administrator we need to set the expectations that the power could go off for quite some time and the infrastructure is going to be heavily impacted.long says it's the private utility company that will be responsible for restoring power.brock long / fema administratornot fema not the army corps of engineers. alexandra limon / washington correspondentfederal agencies are there to fill a different role long says- providing back up power and emergency assistance.sotour subject matter experts for temporary removal, infrastructure assessment.specifically officials are concerned with flooding (grant)(grant) we have been telling you about the families on the islands hunkering down... in addition to tourists... many locals have family members still in hawaii and they are all monitori

for companies like meredith pet friendly policies are paying off. >> it is real lay dream come true when you think about it. some times i take a step back. i think because i work there and i'm in the moment all of the time that i maybe take it for granted. >> we have much more ahead on today in the bay. coming up 60 years of service. we continue our coverage of senator john mccain who dies days before his 82nd birthday. t thanks for joining us. >>> here is a live look outside at san jose. covered in fog. thanks for joining us. we have a look at your micro climate forecast. >> and we have that foggy coastline but efrunfortunately looks like it will be sticking around longer for the coast. we do have a coupleov of things for you to keep in mind. it will be seasonable. as we head towards the end of the week you get a ridge of high pressure. we'll keep cooler temperatures around at least through wednesday before we see a big change ahead. i'll break it down for you. there is a smoke advisory in effect. we are improved air quality especially in the south bay. the north bay still dealing with

our d-c correspondent mark meredith, is in washington with a closer look.meredith.nat: "gas prices are volatile this summer"triple-a's jeanette casselano says that's not going to change..anytime soon. gas prices nationwide are higher this summer compared to last. up...an average of 53 cents a gallon.casselano says there are many reasons why. the trump administration announced new sanctions against oil-rich iran on monday.national security advisor john bolton says the sanctions will prohibit iran from selling it's oil to any country, not just the u-s. "we're working with all countries to reduce oil imports from iran down to zero...i think we're making progress on that"experts say sanctions add more instablity to an already rocky oil market. the american petroleum institute says trade tensions between the u-s and china are also impacting prices.in a statement, api writes: "we urge the administration to end these trade policies that work against our own energy interests and threaten our shared goal of maximizing u.s. energy production" triple-a says right now

kron 4's washington correspondent mark meredith has a look at how lawmakers plan to honor mccain's legacypitol hill are flying at half staff in honor of arizona senator john mccain. mccain's body will return to washington later this week to lie in state in the capitol rotunda on friday.missouri republican senator roy blunt says mccain had a deep impact on his life."he truly became one of my heroes"mccain, a lifelong republican, also had friendships across the aisle. florida democratic senator bill nelson praised mccain as a senator who never lost sight of his values... "well, the warrior's gone. and he'd stand up and he'd fight, if he believed it, he'd fight."john mccain worked here in the russell senate office building..but soon this building may have a new name. there's a bi-partisan push to rename the building in honor of mccain"iowa senator chuck grassley told us he admired mccain's military record.and he says he'll consider supporting the effort to re- name the senate office complex. "ill say this for sure..there's a lot of buildings in this country that need to be named after senato

innovation and development and we will lead once again human exploration"in washington, i'm mark meredithng news center...an update on that fire at the tesla plant in fremont. it's out. fremont firefighers say initial reports are that the fire started in a cardboard pile, threatening an outside structure and then spred to nearby grass... unclear how it started or if any buildings or or if any how it started or if any buildings or cars were damaged. no injuries reported. we'll keep you posted as we learn more. lawrence karnow: a major hurricane is now headed toward the hawaiin islands. it is expected to weaken as it approaches tonight but we can still expect hurricane force winds and very heavy rain and flash floodiing. it is very hazy with smoke and fog around the bay area today. highs were cooler than normal with numbers in the 70s in the warmest locations inland. on the satellite you can see a low pressure sysytem to our north. that is keeping us cooler and also bringing some the smoke into the bay area. highs tomorrow will be similar with 70s and low 80s inland and 50s and 60s at the c

that's the great thing about lake meredith. great viewpoint the whole length. >> more than 1000 races are happening this weekend. the free event continues through tomorrow. >>> and for a check of our weather, here is julie watts. >> well, here looking at a spare the air day today, folks. we do have air quality forecast unhealthy for the santa clara valley. keep that in mind. outside, you can see that finger of fog thrusting into the bay. we could see a pretty shallow marine layer, seeing sunshine for most folks around the bay. temperatures will be warm inland. warm to hot, actually. plenty of sunshine out the door this morning. temperatures are in the 50s, pretty much areawide. 47 right now up in the north bay. we do have high pressure. in fact two areas of high pressure building as these two ridges sort of meet. they will continue to increase temperatures today again, the peak will see temperatures in the mid-90s and then we'll start to school as we head on into your workweek. weather headlines with some morning low clouds and

stokely carmichael who calls for black power june 16th, 1966, during the meredith march in green wood, mississippi, and becomes this huge icon post the assassination of malcolm x. carmichael is named honorary prime minister of the black panther party, initially field marshall by executive order from huey newton, executive order number 2 in 1967 and really helps publicize the free huey movement on february 17th and february 18th, 1968 at two large rallies in oakland and los angeles. really becomes one of the key pivotal figures. he is a bridge figure between civil rights and black power because he really participated in both of those movements. moves to west africa in 1969 and dies of prostate cancer in november of 1998, but really one of the stalwart iconic figures who becomes an unreconstructed revolutionary. he changes his name in honor of the pan-african leaders, but really one of the key revolutionary figures of the 1960s who even in the 1970s and '80s and '90s continues to articulate those revolutionary ideas. >> kathleen cleaver wanted to jump in with a comment here. >> well, i

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has changed >> reporter: in just five years as chief operating officer at "the new york times" meredithopyat levan has notice aid 40% drop in subscribers to the "times'" daily print papers. it's called a newspaper. but are we even going to have the paper part in ten years? >> the question is will we have quality original independent journalism available to the masses in ten years. and i think the answer is yes. but it requires that news organizations make digital experiences that are as journalism itself. >> reporter: the "times" readership is increasingly going digital. in just the last year they've seen an increase of close to 1 million online subscribers. but not all papers have been able to pivot so successfully. last week the daily news laid off half its staff and in march the denver post cut its newsroom by a third. >> we're in a scary time for journalism and i think quality original independent journalism at the local level is like foundational to a community, to society and ultimately to democracy. >> that was alex wagner reporting. >>> coming up, how a 10-year-old beat olympian

meredith,anies like pet friendly policies are paying off. >> it is really a dreome true. >> sometimesecause i work there and i'm there in the moment all of the time, that i maybe take it for granted. >> that is -- >> it would be great if weld c make some strides in maternity and paterni leave before we go all gung-ho -- not just counting -- >> i will say, when i first got boss, i was working up in boston, i took a week vacation to potty train her and she was potty trained in a week and that is great bonding time. >> and she said it was instrumental in her rell aigsip with bod and the reaction was number one, i'm so jealous and numr two, are y kidding me? >> and it is mainly tech companiesow ag this. >> she said it is like her free lunch or free gym membership or ap pod and it is another benefit they loo in the world of tech. >> and now the tech companies have to compete so hard for the talent -- >> they giveou that. >> here is ice cream every day. >> thank you very much. >> we'll look for you lateryo o show. stay tuned on snapchat and on instagram. >> you're looking good on instagram.

had they read social media scholarship like i do, like my friend meredith does, we live in this stuff and we knew it was not only possible but was actually happening but nobody was listening to us. cambridge analytica got deep data on 150 million american voters. that is a lot of voters, almost all of the actual voters and that was a massive scandal. this researcher at university of cambridge got the data and handed it to facebook because facebook had no control over who took the data out and it seems the way the story ran out, this was a massive meltdown. it really wasn't. this was a reflection of facebook policy from 2010-2015. facebook encouraged application developers to take all the data about all of us out of facebook and use it to target ads and use facebook and more creative way. it thoroughly encouraged other websites and applications to connect itself to the facebook ecosystem and be dependent on facebook. it was policy from 2010-2015, everyone who follows social media new this. a lot of us raise questions and got no response. in 2012, the obama campaign had an application o

. >> reporter: one by one, buses filled with children from camp tawonga pulled into meredith collegeand, where their parents waited. many campers didn't want to leave. >> i'm upset. >> i cried yesterday. a lot of people did. >> reporter: camp tawonga is a jewish camp outside yosemite national park. the 300 kids arrived last sunday for a 16 day stay in the great outdoors, but the ferguson fire had other plans. while the fire is still eight miles south, cal fire's strategy is to send backfires to deprive -- set backfires to deprive it of air. the health department free to the air-quality this morning is very unhealthy. >> their safety is our number one priority. we couldn't risk it. it was a no-brainer once we knew the health department said the air quality wasn't safe for kids. >> reporter: for pants, it caused an about-face back to a full house. >> probably, most of the kids would have been fine but for the subsection of kids with underlying pulmonary issues, it's a logical decision. >> reporter: the camp director says this is the first time in her 20 years a wildfire affected longer

another story you tell in the book is about meredith mcgyver.w if you remember that, when she essentially took the fall, took the blame for melania trump plagiarizing michelle obama's speech at the republican convention. you write, they chose mciver as the sacrificial lamb, but they needed to keep her under control so she was not fired. if they had fired her, she would have been free to tell the world any number of trump secrets. before you expound on what you think those secrets might have been you also talk about her being a woman of color, which i don't think anybody knew. >> first of all, she's brilliant. she's a brilliant writer. she helped write most -- maybe two or three of donald trump's books. i was very surprised when they said that she was the reason that melania's speech looked so much like michelle obama, because i know how incredibly smart she is and that's not something she would have done. which is why it was important for me to tell the truth about the fact that she had to fall on the word. she wanted to resign but they wouldn't

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whenabama, the state guard martin luther king was in selma or when james meredith appeared on campus at ole miss in 1962 to integrate. the boys used to waving the flag's football games waved it in his face to turn him away from campus. marcherscivil rights arrived in 1965, they were greeted by at least one confederate flag. when virginia passes massive resistance laws in the 1950's, one young man was there to associate his support for white supremacy and states rights with a confederate flag. integrated,rock was central high was integrated in 1959, the confederate flag was there as well, as it was in birmingham in 1963 when the white students wanted to boycott integration efforts in birmingham, or when students in louisville, kentucky, five against busing. i don't know what they had against kissing, but they need to get spelling lessons. it was there ubiquitously in the hands of ordinary white southerners for whom the flag obviously symbolized white supremacy or at least opposition to integration. that is a track record throughout the civil rights era. it is important to note all the

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>>reporter: meredith murphy finally walked out of the dmv five hours later in san jose with a license. >> you think it is acceptable? >> no. >>reporter: the dmv received $16 million to cut down on wait times. in the weeks that followed the average weight in the bay area increased 48 percent compared to july of last year. getting an appointment for some offices can take weeks or months. >> it is a little silly. i'm not sure if it is inefficiency or understaffing. it looks like half of the windows are not staffed inside.>>reporter: family member phil called a hearing on the issue. he planned to have the dmv what they have done with the $60 million so far. >> we want to make sure that from now on california does not have to wait in line it is unacceptable. we want to see changes happen. >>reporter: the dmv said it is redirecting more than to lean workers from other state agencies work a dmv office. it also plans to implement self checking kiosks, opening of some offices earlier, expanding saturday services and using text notifications so customers do not have to wait inside an office. >>

they read social media scholarship like i do, like my friend meredith does. we live in a stuff and we knew this stuff is not only possible is actually happening, but nobody's looking to us. cambridge analytic battle halted deep data on 150 million american voters. that's a lot of voters. almost all of the actual voters. there was this mass is handled. this researcher at the university of cambridge got the data and handed it over to facebook because facebook had no control over who took the data out. he seemed to read a story ran out that this was a massive meltdown, it really wasn't. this was a reflection of facebook policy between 2010 and 2015. facebook encourage developers to take the data about all the thought of facebook and use it to retarget dad and use it to use facebook in a more creative way around the web for instance. a thoroughly encouraged other websites and applications to connect itself to the facebook ecosystem and come dependent on facebook. everybody who followed social media closely knit this. a lot of us raised questions about it and got

>> i think that meredith is exactly right.garding what was going on in the country. some of it she spoke about when i interviewed her last on cnn. i think it was in 2016. we talked about criminal justice. we talked about police brutality. we talked about african-americans being killed by police. she felt very strongly about that. she said raising black kids now, black boys now was different. it's all out there on cnn if you want to look at it. she was adamant about that. the reason i'm saying that is because of her role in the civil rights movement, you know, with dr. king. she would go to churches and sing with dr. king and sing more the movement. she was very much a part of that. one of the interviews i said, aretha, you know -- sorry. i said, aretha, you were on the front line. she said, i wasn't on the front line. she said, i was in there but i wasn't on the front line. she credits people like john lewis and dr. king for being on the front lines. her music really played out during that. if you look at her when she really c

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