meredith: that is the real risk. you have a very narrow waterway and one of the busiest in the world in terms of commercial shipping, and now you are packing it with also to military and naval assets at a time when tehran is looking to taketeps to ratchet up pressure on the u.s., on european parers as well. again, tehran is not looking for war. the united states certainly is not looking for war with president trump. but there is the risk of unintended consequences, the lation thatcal could get us to that 40% probability. laura: president trump said deday that it is getting h to make a deal with iran, but last week he was talking about the possibility of tal has also been very threatening. what are you to make of the administration's many messages on iran? meredith: i think washington is -- has actually been quite consistent. they will add more pressure i until tehrready to come to the table and negotiate. but there is really two sides to this story here. only signals from iran is that nl-- signals from iran is that t

meredith: the u.s. catching up with the pessimistic tone eurasia group has had. those talks wrapped early in shanghai and it is not like they did not have a whole lot to talk about what we are watching for is not just the pace and tone of the talks, but what happens with huawei. the general license will expire on august 19. as well as whether beijing moves forward with agricultural purchases from the united states. it feels like there is no momentum in those talks and it underscores our base case that we are unlikely to see a trade deal and are likely to see a continuation of tariffs potentially through 2020. francine: what is your take on what will happen with huawei? you say it is a big question. will the u.s. play softer with them? ira: certainly, -- meredith: certainly, washington has been messaging to beijing that they are preparing to relax restrictions on huawei, but our perception is it is unlikely to be enough to satisfy beijing. beijing is looking for washington to throw a lifeline to the 5g t

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mark meredith is standing by to address new questions on biden stance or health care. good evening, david. >> president trump and democratic front runner joe biden are focusing heavily on each other despite a tough debate performance, and biden still leads in the polls. the former vp spent the day in houston speaking to the national education association but, before that he sat down with sienna. >> the idea that i would be intimidated by donald trump. >> the president's fielding questions about biden on the south lawn at the white house where he defended his position on nato. >> president trump: didn't know what he was doing and neither did president obama. still they owe us a lot of money. he just thinks we do. >> mike: in his interview he called out trump's approach to nato but also foreign leaders. >> he's embracing thugs and embracing kim jong un who is a thug. he's embracing putin who is a flat dictator. and he is stiff arming our friends. come on. what is happening. look what has happened in hungary. look what's happening? do you think that would happen on my wat

i'm meredith wood. >>school may be out for the summer for most kids but swim classes just started at the san francisco zoo and gardens 5 penguin chicks at the zoo are learning how to swim. zoo officials say the 2 month-old sir attending fish school to learn the basics of a zoo penguin that includes learning to eat whole fish, learning to swim and socialize with their caretakers for $5 visitors can also help name the 5 penguins. the proceeds benefit, penguin conservation. >>wise market jason get us ready for our bay area sports night where they will be talking about the newest member of the golden state >>immigration advocates in the bay area reaching out to undocumented immigrants making sure they know their rights and among those active organization says the council on american islamic relations or cair and joining us now via skype is sameena on the tomato why is care involved in this one we're talking about mostly latin american and mexicnn migrants. >>well, actually mean people who are undocumented i

they let meredith know to lookhe for t drive up and go spaces.she caued the ner on the sign and they brought the groceries right out. after each pickup, we went over the ordersor accuracy. all of the stes got it right. cue only hic happened at target, they forgot to put my diet coke in the car. they realized it was on the ttom of the cart and called me before i got out of thearking lot. >> the employees don't accept tips for curbside pickup, if you wld like to see a breakdown of the costs for curbside pickup services for all the of thegr major ery store chains in our area, open up the app, we have skpiled for you all the io informatn. all you have to do is search groceries. coming up today on news 4 at4. we're going to put grocery delivery services to the test as well, we're going to see who delivered our orders at the times they promised and if they got ourth orders right. was fun. >> so far so good. >> i know, the pick up is so much easier, so convenient. but we wanted to know, is this convenience, because it comes at a little bit of a ost, wor

america is lucky that meredith is taking her talents to the legal arena. she will be starting at loyola university this fall working toward her law degree. and knowing how much she has done without a law degree, probably more than most fully accredited lawyers, i know the world is going to benefit enormously as she pursues that degree and puts it to work in the fight for justice and equality. the world of justice and equality will benefit just as we experience the loss of her talents here in the senate. meredith, we are tremendously grateful for your contributions and will deeply miss you on team merkley. we will absolutely miss you both. you leave a tremendous hole in our team and your final assignment is to make sure that we have some very talented people to carry on the terrific work you've been doing, and thank you. mr. merkley: madam president, as our founders work to design what would become the constitution of the united states, they had certain core principles in mind, certain principles that were the exact opposite of the way government worked in

i'm meredith wood. >>the world's first floating dairy farm is now reality in the netherlands, 32 cows have set up home on the 3 story high structure in rotterdam it has a circular design principle, the farm process is the milk and collects them a new or the farm also desalinate sea water and produces energy with solar panels so much so in fact that most of its facilities are capable of operating unmanned the farm offers one solution to the problem of feeding future generations as sea levels continue to rise. in the last decade, congress has spent more than a trillion dollars on disaster relief and >>now it is only growing after the break what lawmakers are trying to do to rein in the spending and if you're streaming us on kron on on the news continues during the commercial break go to kron on >>in the past 40 years the us has spent more than trillion on natural disasters. the high-spending came in the last 3 of the past 6 years and given climate change and the threat of more earthquakes such as the one

is for kids. >> caleb and meredith, i'm sorry, we're out of time. with us. >> thank you for talking to us. >> thank you so much. >>> today's mission ahead,ers that a new cancer vaccine for dogs. if it works, humans could be next. >>> let's go. this way. we're going right in here. >> good boy. >> frazier is here to finish off enrollment for a new trial promise, the vaccine for canine cancer. the vaccine is designed to potentially delay or prevent a variety of different kinds of cancers simultaneously. dog and human cancers look very similar at the molecular level. if it's successful in dogs, we hope that will provide encouraging evidence to pursue the same approach in people. >> yeah, nice work. >> we've been working on this for 12 years. we made it by screening 800 dogs for the eight major cancers and then we looked to see which components were in common across those eight cancers. we took 31 of those and that's what we made the vaccine for. the hope is that when a tumor arises, you'll have one or more of those components we vaccinated against. as s

i'm meredith wood. >>the doctor advises that you research the clinics history before you decide to invest in egg freezing with more women getting the procedure there have also been an increase in clinics, so experts recommend do your homework to find one that is right for you. >>news at 5 sfo is taking new action to help with traffic congestion caused by uber left but not everyone is convinced it will actually help will explain. >>plus a warning if you use eye drops to popular brands are being pulled from store shelves. find out why. and after the break. >>the earthquakes in southern california are serving as a reminder. we need to be prepared in the bay area. what >>our top story tonight at 5.30 state officials say dozens of properties will be found damaged by recent earthquakes in southern california. and it once again serves as a reminder for the rest of us to be prepared for a natural disaster. >>and that means putting together a earthquake preparedness kit kron 4 sarah stinson reports from san fran

i'm meredith wood. >>well now let's take a quick look at the forecast here with john because we're looking at temperatures that will be you know warm not dangerously so but it's still going to be nice out there as we head into the 4th of july holiday weekend we've got john with more on that as we take a live look at the golden gate bridge jump. well james what we are looking at out there today is definitely like you said some warm weather and some clear weather too. >>looking at the golden gate bridge right now it's a pretty clear view it's still a little dark so kind of hard to see it. but skies are definitely offering up a lot more sunshine once we do move into the afternoon just a touch of fog across parts of the bay this morning. like we did see yesterday as well premier league their conditions to start there's your low pressure yesterday you remember us talking about how that resulted in heavy rain for the pacific northwest that rain spreads into the rocky mount north now well we're left with mild

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joining me, tim keane and meredith sumpter. got the yellow memo today. you and me. good to have you both here. let me first start with you, meredith. many presidents tried to deal with north korea. there are traditional methods and nontraditional methods. nothing has worked so far. but these talks were at a complete stand still and this historic move by president trump gets everybody to at least come back to the table and talk? >> that's exactly right, dana. the talks had been stalled since february of this year. and there had been little life within those talks despite the very credible and serious efforts put forth by the special envoy for north korea and his team. you saw him just there in the clip behind the president. so the president did, with this move, restart talks, but what this does is masks an under lying challenge, which is that there's lack of real progress despite of years at the working level. the key question is, are you going to need that top leader level approach to make on ward progress with kim jong-un? >> dana: tim, tell me a little about the p

correspondent mark meredith is on capitol hill to tell us where things stand right now.t's good evening, mark. >> is a mention, right now house lawmakers are expected to vote this evening on a resolution to condemn president trump for his remarks, but within the last few hours, house speaker nancy pelosi has been accused of violating house decorum for some comments that she made earlier today. house majority leader steny hoyer said essentially that pelosi broke house rules when she made these comments on the house floor. >> every single member of this institution, democratic and republican should join us in condemning the president's racist tweets. to do anything less would be a shocking rejection of our values and the shameful abdication of our oath of office. >> georgia republican congressman doug collins challenge pelosi over those remarks. at this hour, it's unclear how many, if any, house republicans will support the resolution that condemns the president. we are seeing some pushback from g.o.p. leaders with some saying this is all about politics. this is not about

marco meredith is here with an update. >> reports on social media, people across southern californiaeporting the shaking, see what the la fire department put out, widely in los angeles, they are prepared for aftershocks, the la fire department what is in the last 20 minutes or so, the department said there's no immediate report of damage but this is so early as they are beginning to figure out what happened in the aftermath and we heard from the los angeles international airport, checking for any damage. the san diego padres at dodger stadium and the cameras broadcasting what they were shaking but appeared the baseball game was still going on as this earthquake was happening and we have seen reports of people from california to la that felt this quake as well. you see pictures in the newsroom to see if there's any damage from this quake that was felt in the last 20 minutes or so. mike: obviously, seeing how much is done. he has been in the earthquake zone since yesterday's quake. what did you see, what are you feeling? >> reporter: we were wrapping up his and all of a sudden it start

[applause] >> thank you, meredith. let me add my welcome to meredith. i am delighted to be here at this celebration of the refugee act of 1980, sponsored jointly by the carter library and the hebrew immigrant aid society, now known as hias. as meredith told you, president carter is recovering from hip surgery and is unable to be here this morning to celebrate with us. i am standing in for president carter, who supported and signed this landmark law. about the only possible benefit i could think of for having me speak this morning is that i will give more credit to president carter's role on the refugee issue that he would have done himself. it is fair to say human beings have been sought and granted refuge since prehistoric times, but not until the last century was a right to refuge recognized. as for the u.s., it wasn't until the passage of the refugee act of 1980, the milestone we are here to celebrate, that a comprehensive system was put in place to carry out the obligations growing from the right of refuge. i learned from our historian, dr. steve ho

mark meredith reporting on what this resolution means. john roberts reporting live from the white house. >> good afternoon. president trump is to doing ale can. he is escalating his feud with the squad try to put the blame on them for what is going on here. saying things like, "those tweets were not racist. i don't have a racist bone in my body. they should be a vote on the filthy language statements and lies told by the congresswoman who i truly believe based on their actions hate our country. that was responded by alexandria ocasio-cortez." one of the members who fired back, "you are right mr. president. you don't have a racist bone in your body. you have a racist mind and your head. that is why you violate the rights of children. you told the congresswoman to go back to their country." in the cabinet meeting unlike yesterday and on like on twitter the president did not seem eager to talk about either his initial tweet or the feud along the cameras to stay in for an hour why the cabinet talked about policy and then he almost reluctantly

correspondent mark meredith is live at the national mall. good evening, mark. >> good evening, mike. the "salute to america" event was a chance to pay tribute to the military and miles per hour history and miles per hissn history and innovation. the weather in the program itself was not awful. it was downpouring out here earlier today at 3:30/4:00. we weren't sure what would happen but as the president took the stage the rain turned lighter. the crowds were here to show support for the 4th of july for the country. i want to show you a brief clip of the president's talked about moments from today's events. >> president trump: 243 years ago, our founding fathers declared independence and defend our god-given rights. we will be back on the moon soon. some day soon we will plant the american flag on mars. for centuries our soldiers pointed toward home proclaiming this, we'll defend. they live by the creed of douglas macarthur in war. there is no substitute for victory. they are the greatest soldiers on earth. >> following the president's remarks

i'm meredith wood reporting. >>in the north bay to sonoma injured when an inmate es were attacked them in his cell at the county jail. it happened yesterday morning when the deputies were doing routine inspections. they say 27 year-old shawn seaman lunged at them. this is his picture. they say he tried to stab them with a toothbrush that had been filed down and wrapped with a cloth handle the deputies were able to fight him off a suffered only minor injuries. cnn was in jail in connection with another attack on every set at a coffee shop and far still that was last year. >>police in livermore are looking for a witness to a shooting that killed a 16 year-old boy on monday. the shooting happened just before 9 30 at night outside a taco bell on the stan lee boulevard friends and family gathered for a vigil outside that restaurant on tuesday. officers released this picture of a white volkswagen today. they say the car was in the drive-thru its restaurant at the time of the shooting and people in the car may have saw

meredith wood has the latest.few safely to their house and we're all a little bit freaked out you know. >>a tight knit community where people leave their doors unlocked now on edge the possible presence of 2 suspected killers on the run has rocked the normally sleepy town of gillam canada. >>the only difference. i think is that people are locking their cars, you know had 9 during the day. >>well our world little bit jittery got grandkids in town stuff like i mean. i don't sleep a night the last new sightings of kam mcleod and briars kamil ski in the area has caused a swarm of authorities from all across canada. >>to take over the town as the hunt for the 2 teen murder suspects. intensifies investigators will conduct door to door campuses authorities are battling to leave no stone unturned searching trains and braving brutal tough terrain. investigators are also exploring the possibility. >>but the suspects may have inadvertently received assistance in leaving. >>the area police want anyone who may have accidentall

correspondent mark meredith tracking this. >> good evening to you, shannon. u.s. officials say that iran tested a medium-range ballistic missile. this test believed to have taken what wednesday night. it flew from southern iran to an area outside of tehran. white house officials say they are aware about the reports of the launch but on commenting. bret baier sat down with mike pompeo today about dominic before the news of this broke out. but >> we are fine with them having defense of weston's systems. every country can do that. but they cannot conduct assassination campaigns for they can arm hezbollah. they can arm the huthis in yemen. >> this after iran sees and continues to hold a british flag tanker. all 23 crew members, none of which british or american, remain on board but are held that in the rainy import beer there are developing in north korea. the countries news agency says that the test was how does a solemn warning for south korea. south korea says they tested two short range ballistic missiles for these missiles flew a few hundred miles before ending u

mais meredith wood has more on the manhunt and how it is affecting the town. >> reporter: some peoplefeel safe leaving their house. a tight knit community where people leave their doors unlocked now on edge, the possible presence of proper suspected killers on the run has rocked the normally sleepy town. >> only difference i think is people are locking their doors. >> we're all a little bit jittery. like i got grandkids in town, stuff like that. i don't sleep at night. >> reporter: last known sightings of kam mcleod and made medical ski oig has caused s.w.a.t. to take over the town. authorities vowing to leave no stone unturned, searching trains and braving tough terrain. >> investigators are also exploring the possibility that the suspects may have inadvertently received assistance in leaving the area. >> reporter: police want anyone who may have accidentally helped the teens to come forward warning that the par are considered armed and dangerous and may have changed their appearances. >> want them caught and taken care of. >> reporter: meredith wood reporting. >>> protests are march

that are close to him after us officials say iran sees 2 british ships and a plan and operation meredith wood has the latest. >>this at all he goes to show what i'm saying about. trump all nothing but trouble president trump is reacting to iran announcing that their military seized a british-operated tanker. >>this after president trump says the crew on board a us navy ship destroyed an iranian drone. >>threatening the safety of the ship. and the ship's crew. the drone was immediately destroyed. >>iran is calling the president's claims of destroying their drone ally. they say this footage and they've released disproves his claims and that the drone was intact and operational after president trump says it was ig troyed there and is in trouble to them right now. and it's very easy to straighten out or it's very easy for us to make it a lot worse one of the tankers hasalr released. >>and when it comes to the tension between britain and iran. president trump says america has their allies back and he's authorized senator rand paul to speak with iranian officials. >>we'll be working with the u

i'm meredith wood. >>and still ahead on the kron 4 morning news the dangerous toxins that are being found in firefighters who fought the 2017 tubbs fire. we'll expla >>and traffic how we roll him out and will not crash on the san mateo bridge is out of the way it's not that simple but it no longer blocking so let's check in on 92, it's pretty heavy. >>and the fog still visible but is it also clearing, still visible for sure we've seen some clearing for a few spots this layers to for now it's definitely very saturated and it's sitting right over head and we're talking about just how muggy it feels stepping out there not necessarily the most comfortable feeling when you get air this saturated it's almost nice when it's a little bit cooler because and it's more like it is this morning just doesn't feel the best looking outside of the golden gate bridge you can see it through that marine layer that is persistently hanging hour right up and down the coast. now for inland areas. yeah you definitely do have so

i'm meredith wood. cdc is telling doctors to be on the lookout for a polio-like illness that tends to peak in the late summer and early fall, so far this year there have been 11 confirmed cases in 8 states. it is a rare but serious condition that affects the nervous of the spinal cord called ea gray matter a new study finds air pollution does a lot more to damage our lungs than scientists previously realized the long function. more than 300,000 people who are exposed to higher levels of air pollution long term this between 2006 in 2010 was tested. researchers found exposure to particle pollution. it ages lungs faster than normal and puts people at higher risk of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease or c o p d coming up casey, joining forces with the south bay campus company. how he plans on helping us to boost the brand name. >>jay z is getting into the legal cannabis industry and he's partnering with the san jose company you know the rapper announced today he is in a deal with khalifa as the chief bra

mike. >> mike: mark meredith live in washington, thanks a lot.more about the election and the economy with the top republican in the house, kevin mccarthy joins us live from bakersfield, california, . leader mccarthy, it's great to have you. >> thanks for having me on, i appreciate it. >> mike: your observation of how vice president biden has handled his attacks and the surge of your california senator kamala harris? >> i don't think joe biden is going to become the nominee. not for this position, but for many positions going forward. he's got a long history. i think his timing is wrong and i think he will not be the nominee. i believe there will be others come up and there will be a lot of opportunity. i think bernie sanders has the best chance of becoming the nominee because where this democrat party has moved. it's no longer the democrat party, it's become the socialist democrat party and bernie sanders has the best philosophy, because he was registered a socialist who represent the current party. >> mike: as you travel the country in your lea

meredith lair will probably talk about consumer goods later on. they sent a black barber to vietnam to teach local barbers how to cut afros. claiming it. varying degrees expressions of black identity, afros, slave bands, limited black power salutes, the complicated method of greeting one another. maybe you can see the problem coming. if you've got an institution that is based on clear regulation and uniformity, you can't say that some people and other people can't, right? you want to guess what the next slide is? it's not that it wasn't around before, but this did not help improve race relations. so, can you allow members of the military to express an identity that challenges the broader identity of service member, of soldier, or is that presumption of identity so wide based that it is such fundamental racism that it has to be challenged? if a proper haircut is called a white wall, right? does it undermine the hierarchy of rank if brothers greet each other with a dap? does the colonel dap with the private? should he? what does it mean if he does?

mark meredith is following this from washington. mark?reporter: the white house says it's thrilled with friday's ruling by the supreme court to allow the president to redirect military funds to build the border wall. the court says the money can be spent now even as a lawsuit challenging the president's order still works its way through the courts. the trump administration says the $2.5 billion will go a long way to insuring border security. the money is expected to fund projects in california, arizona and new mexico. acting white house chief of staff mick mulvaney told fox's chris wallace today the court made the right decision. >> we build about 100 miles of wall, 4 miles a week by the fall, probably higher than that next year. we are still on schedule to have 450 miles of wall built by tend of 2020. >> reporter: acting homeland security secretary kevin mcaleenan says the situation on the border is improving but remains a crisis. he says the court's decision will help. >> there was a big victory at the supreme court to allow the departm

meredith wood has the latest. >>this only goes to show what i'm saying about. >>nothing but trouble president trump is reacting to iran announcing that their military seized a british operated tanker. this after president trump says the crew on board a us navy ship destroyed an iranian drone. >>threatening the safety of the ship. and the ship's crew. the drone was immediately destroyed. >>iran is calling the president's claims of destroying their drone ally. they say this footage and they've released disproves his claims and that the drone was intact an operational after president trump says it was destroyed there and is in big trouble right now. >>economy is crashing lot of bad things happening to them it's very easy to straighten out ford's very easy for us to make it a lot worse one of the tankers has already confirmed and has been released. >>and when it comes to the tension between britain and iran. president trump says america has their allies back and he's authorized senator rand paul to speak with iranian officials. >>we'll be working with the uk but we

whoever, that retailer later pulled the product because of the controversy. >> mike: mark meredith livengton. thanks a lot. back now to present your politics and what one african-american democratic lawmaker calls south bend mayor pete buttigieg black problem. the democratic president or candidate addressed the convention in chicago. mike tobin was there. >> confronting what has been called "his black problem" people to church took the podium at the rainbow push coalition convention in chicago. >> i am asked how i'm going to earn the black vote in the polls ten times more often than i'm asked how my policies would actually benefit black americans. >> racial tensions and south bend boiled over after a white police officer shot and killed a black man, 54-year-old eric logan buried in law enforcement source tells fox news logan had a hunting knife, brandished it while approaching urgent brian o'neill, ignored warnings and ultimately through the hunting knife from a officer. the officer's body camera was not was not onto recorded. >> get the racists off the streets. >> protest end. comments

>> julie: mark meredith, thank you very much.und 2 for the democrats as they get ready for their second debate. so what will the stage look like this time? crowded, do you think? plus, the 9/11 victims compensation fund has stalled in the senate. jon stewart is slamming senator rand paul for holding it up. and president trump not letting up on his feud with four democrats, but should he stop attacking the so-called squad and focus on his accomplishments instead? >> so why can't we focus on that stuff? okay, you want to label the democratic party and pull them further to the left, so that can you win a 40 state landslide? i love that, but dial back the stuff that gets into the zone where you are going to turn off people that really want to vote four. hi, i'm joan lunden. when my mother began forgetting things, we didn't know where to turn for more information. that's why i recommend a free service called a place for mom. we have local senior living advisors who can answer your questions about dementia or memory care and, if necess

mark meredith reports tonight from south texas. >> we have to stop the flow of drugs coming in. >> it'susk in texas where border patrol agents a drug cartels often sneak cocaine, meth, and marijuana across the rio grande river. >> americans are not protected. the cbp is completely outmanned. if they are diverted from doing their job. >> the trump administration's drugs are and only our cameras were there as he witnessed reported patrol agents in south texas are up against. these agents apprehended a group of underage migrants crossing the border in scorching 100-degree heat and agents stress this is the new normal. if officials of the rio grande valley say they are apprehending upwards of 700 to 1,000 people, people just like this, every day. they are being checked out right now. they will be taking two processing centers just on the road. border agents say with such large numbers of migrants in their care, drug detection officers are spending more time on immigration processing and less time on drug interdiction. >> there trying to help people, make sure that they survive the journey,

reporting in washington, mark meredith, fox news.g has joined whistleblowers in rebuking customs and border protection for failing to collect dna from detained migrants to be checked against the fbi's database for violent crimes. chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge has this exclusive report. >> we have a great tool that was mandated by and approved by congress as a law, and we're not using it. >> reporter: three government whistleblowers are speaking out alleging a homeland security dna pilot program designed to screen individuals held by can customs and border protection agents against an fbi database for violent crime was derailed. who's slipping through? >> u.s. citizens, lawful permanent residents and illegal aliens in this country are and have been harmed due to our agency not collecting dna. >> reporter: separate from dna family screenings, the whistleblowers provided fox news with government records. in 2010 the already-approved dna collection did not go forward after then-secretary janet napolitano got a waive

a federal inmate meredith wood has the latest. >>attorney general william barr has directed the federal government to resume capital punishment after nearly 2 decades ordering the bureau of prisons to resume executions, beginning with 5 death row inmates that the justice department says are quote convicted of murdering and in some cases torturing and raping the most vulnerable in our society children and the elderly the order was quickly met with opposition that all the countries that continue. impose the death penalty on the population are flying in the face of what the un believes is the principal position. >>to end this democrats slammed the execution orders california senator kamala harris said in a statement quote, there must be swift and serious consequences for those who murder another human being. but the death penalty will not make our country safer. former vice president joe biden tweeted quote since 1973 over 160 individuals in this country have been sentenced to death and were later exonerated with the white house sign

meredith: good evening. i am the executive director of the eisenhower foundation. it is wonderful to see such an outpouring of support from our friends at the eisenhower foundation and the friends of the kansas city public library. our world-class exhibits and programs are made possible by the friends of the eisenhower foundation and other donors. i want to thank the foundation for supporting this lecture series tonight. perhaps you are aware the eisenhower foundation is raising money to conduct a comprehensive exhibit renovation. it is the largest campaign in our foundation's 73 year history and the first comprehensive exhibit renovation in more than 45 years. the new exhibits will be unveiled this summer. we have been so encouraged by the response we have received thus far. i am pleased to report we have raised 98% of our goal. [applause] meredith: we want to finish the campaign by june 6 so we can publicly announce this to all veterans who join us at the eisenhower presidential library and museum to commemorate the 75th anniversary of d-day. many of our friends

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los angeles actor and family ties actor meredith back your were among the walkers. >> i lost a very good friends to aids. before anyone in the world that was going on. >> reporter: starting together play angels in america about a man living with hiv. >>> i am actually going to do a research while i'm here in san francisco. there is, getting this kind of community feeling. it's a good vibe. in san francisco the martinez kutv , one of the last verse. >> back to you frank and julie. >>> i would like to think he knows who we are. and that's a positive. the maximus enthusiasm. >> let's go to mark and find out about the francisco.few hours. if you, the fog has been too much for you. a nice change of the past few hours right now. the entire bay area mostly clear skies. san francisco for our high today maxell 63 does greece open 69. even a few 90s, antioch this afternoon. look at what happened, late this afternoon into the evening hours. clouds completely cleared gold gate bridge, every day, every hour of the day talking about fog at least at this point. the fog has been swept away from the nort

>>i'm meredith wood reporting. >>well after the resolution vote democratic congressman al green of texas introduced his articles of impeachment against president trump that moved out forces the house to take up his measure. later this week. also happening today, the house of representatives will vote on whether attorney general william barr and commerce secretary wilbur ross should be held in criminal contempt. barr and ross have both refused to comply with subpoenas for information related to the push to add a citizenship question of the 2020 census house democrats are expected to pass the resolution against barr and ross, but it likely will not lead to a prosecution. >>and on the couple morning news, a breakdown of the worst intersections in san jose. guess which ones are on top will tell you and police are searching for the robbers of an east bay convenience store. plus we talked about it at the top of the show the earthquake struck in the east bay yesterday did you feel it will have some reaction from those who

i'm meredith wood.he state of california will pay more than million this year to pay off the student loans of about exchange, those doctors have committed to serve more patients. those cases will make up at least 30% of their caseload over the next 5 years more than 13 million california residents get their medical coverage through medicare all and many live in areas with a shortage of doctors state health authorities say that the program will mean more medical patients will be able to see a doctor. still ahead on kron 4 news weekend. we'll find out how a california businesses planning to honor a police officer from the bay area who died in the line of duty. good morning, we're back on kron 4 news weekend or sneaking a peek outside golden gate bridge, this time around and then got some overcast there. but breezy today in that looks like it took in san francisco are going to see a lot of that tonight will be kind of cool day at the coast as well so the clouds and the fog or no linger inland don't worry c

thank you so much. >> thank you, meredith broussard. >> thank you all. [ applause ] >> thank you both. please buy both of their books. buy two copies if you need to, or more. i want to finish out the day with a poll of sorts, because i was told someone in the room posted something on twitter that i want to confirm by your voting. how many of you have been to a technology-related conference where all the speakers were people of color? >> before today. >> before today. and the same where all of those -- i should say the majority of those speakers were women? okay. all right. well, this is, of course, part of the premise of the center for critical race and digital studies, which is to say what if the conversations we had today were at the center of our

in 2007 she was forced into a confession by italian police over the killing of her friend meredith kircher and many are asking me about this case she tweeted. all i can say is i'm with holding judgment. it should be tried in a court of law, not the court of public opinion. in any case, it is tragic. my heart goes outth victim's family. the italian prosecutor saying that pictureboy's blindfolded cast a shadow on the case but they insist they were interviewed according to the law and in the interview one of the boy claims he didn't know the men were police and they were scared when the officers grabbed hold of them, the police insisting they did identify themselves. keir simmons, nbc news, london. >>> well, coming up here, bad grades for cal. the reason uc berkeley forced off the top rankings list. >>> and democratic candidates taking to the stage again tonight. joe biden leading in the early polls. what other candidates need to do to stand out in the crowded field. at at&t we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter m

mark meredith explains. >> reporter: the house has adjourned for the august recess but before lawmakers, the focus was on president trump and the possibility of an impeachment inquiry. this week's testimony from former special counsel robert mueller has left house democrats split over whether or not now's the time congress should go forward with impeachment. since the mueller hearing, a handful of democrats have come out to say they're now in favor of an impeachment inquiry. we heard from the chairman of the house judiciary committee on friday. he says democrats are demanding to see redacted grand jury information tied to the mueller probe. he says the committee needs all the information it can get if it's to make the best decision moving forward. >> if our committee is going to recommend articles of impeachment to the house, we must make the strongest possible case both to colleagues and american public. >> reporter: nancy pelosi was asked about the timing of a potential impeachment inquiry. she addressed the split in her conference over the issue. >> i'm not trying to stir the spot. i

[laughter] are joined by meredith berkman, the cofounder of parents against vaping e-cigarettes. also mr. ray o'leary, a member of the turtle mountain band of the chippewa, and a public researcher. jonathan, a member of the american academy of pediatrics. ckler, the ja departmental chair at stanford university medical school. and a practicing surgeon. ,nd finally, dr. raymond niaura of the department of social and behavioral sciences of the college of global health at new york state university. thank you all for coming. if you would all please rise and raise your right hand, i will begin by swearing you in. do you swear or affirm that the testimony you are about to give is the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth, so help you god? thank you. let the record show that the witness is answered in the affirmative. please be seated. without objection, your written statements will be made a part of the record. kman, you are. ber recognized for five minutes. let me quickly explain the lighting system here, so you have five minutes and there is a countdown on the clock. green

. >> her meredith, her issue was thedo avoca she ordered organic. aid organic price and got conventional avocados. as far aswbrries are concerned, she would have picked ut a different contain because there is not as many in here. it is one of those things. we like to pick our produce. >> is there a winner? or were they all about the same? >> as far as the delivery and all of that, we are going to tell you oe facok. but as far as these are concerned, they weren't that bad but the produce was a flop. >> picking produce is personal. >> like picking a spouse when you pick your ras berries. u>> yo don't want a moldy spouse. >> no, no. >> watch the grocery wars on the nbc washington app and find a break out of the costs for pdelivery and services. go there and search groceries. >>> only news 4 talks to the developer in sprins george's county and what could be an additional location for amazon. >> and amelia is back to help you plan out your weekend. >>> got a nicer day afte a stormy night. >> my gosh, we saw parts of the area with three to four inches of

tonight mark meredith takes a closer look at biden's paper nvidia trail on that busing issue. >> i did not oppose buzzing in america. >> reporter: joe biden talking about his record on civil rights. democrats #his opposition in 1970s to busing, policies requiring minority students to be transported into white neighborhoods to achieve racial integration. the washington post uncovered an interview from 1975 in which than senator biden said, quote, i oppose buzzing. it is an excellent concept. the utility pushes proven to me. he attempted to clarify his position on the debate stage. >> i oppose the busing order by the was of education. that is what i oppose. >> in his memoir he called a liberal train wreck. here is biden in a cnn interview from july 1981. >> the least effective remedy to be imposed is the busing remedy. you have a remedy of ordering construction of new schools. >> biden says busing decisions are best handled by individual communities not federal judges but some of biden's opponent smell blood in the water. >> the next president needs to be someone who can talk openly and

. >> mark meredith on the national mall, thanks a lot. reports that donald trump is mulling executive order to get a citizenship question on the 2020 census as the president is publicly doubling down on the push so important for our country that the very simple and basic are you a citizen of the united states question be allowed to be asked in the 2020 census he tweeted earlier today. donald trump's military theme july 4th event bringing intense partisan school need to a celebration of america's birthday that is normally free of controversy. let's bring in former staff ron bernie sanders presidential campaign desmond figaro and watchmen correspondent for reaction, great to have you both. critics like eugene robinson washington post sounded the alarm. take a listen and i will ask both of you to weigh in. >> it's not a political day. it today for patriotism. to make it into what seems to be a combination trump rally and kim jong un style military parade of hardware and equipment with sherman tanks which is ridiculous, the last sherman tank