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the mike rowe climates, 60s -- mike rowe climates, mostly mid- and upper 70s around the bay, and the traditional hot spots in the valleys, upper 80s, low 90s. san francisco, there it is, lunchtime, it looks like this, which will be some clearing,. partly sunny and breezy, 67 in san francisco for a high. 92 in vacaville. now these temperatures tomorrow, thursday, the inland spots, those will turn into low and mid-90s on thursday and friday. and maybe upper 90s by saturday. 91 in gilroy, 91 in morgan hill. so nice looking week ahead. summer is acting like summer. we had a period where winter wasn't like winter, and summer wasn't acting like summer early on, but it is acting like summer. we had a nice break from the high heat and bad air. and it will kind of return. >> okay. >> back on track. >> yeah. >> the way things are during the end of july. >>> giants tonight, they got an easy win against the pirates, and then they traded away one of their star players. story from ktvu.com. the wisconsin company offering to microchip its employees. already, about 50 have signed up. they can open d

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mike >> tucker: we never miss a chance to talk with former dirty jobs host mike rowe.ecently and set of 50 emojis was released and text messaging. what does that say about the modern world? mike rowe has thought a lot about this, more than you would think he said. here is his view. great to see. >> nice to see you. >> tucker: so emojis, there is a brand-new suite, assortment of emojis. teenagers across america are excited. i sense this is bad. i can't articulate why. what do you think? >> let's see. as i understand asian history we started with hieroglyphics it appears we may have gone full circle. i don't know how much righteous indignation we can whip up over the emojis, but i am troubled by their quantity. there are hundreds of these things and they seem to have assumed every possible expression, every nuance of feeling seems to now be accessible in this endless pile of emojis. i didn't know, there was that many emotions in the human condition, but now we have to choose which ones to use to express ourselves and to whom and when, so not sure way to simplify things a

. >> greg: let me give you the answer, it is mike row. >> kimberly: why are you so jealous?he thing, you want the rock or something -- >> greg: he's an actor. >> juan: you don't think he is really strong? >> dana: who won survivor"? elizabeth hassle back. she won "survivor." >> greg: i will go with that. >> jesse: kill two birds with one stone. >> dana: she is very sweet. speed when i would guess i have to choose someone who is not a -- i have no technical, labor skills. >> dana: you can really write a good essay about it. >> greg: i would bring an optometrist. if my glasses broke and i am on an island, i am screwed. i would have an optometrist. >> juan: he doesn't have any machines. >> greg: he would build one. if he is worth his salt. >> juan: ben franklin, fourth of july. >> kimberly: would you read the same book over and over again? >> greg: did you pick somebody? >> kimberly: you would be somebody, like the tom hanks guy. >> greg: a volleyball had? >> kimberly: i don't know exactly. i would probably pick... and entertaining man. [laughter] >> greg: there you go. i know

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. >> mike: i've seen three guys in a row that are 6'6". there is one guy in baseball that might have been 6'6" when i played. look at that, uncle charlie>> tom: look what the starter did to the bullpen tonight. he fouls it away again. suter. >> mike: thought he had a "w," didn't they? >> tom: took hem out with 85 pitches. feeling good, get a win. 0-1 pitch coming to kendrick. howie takes high. strike three called. 99 on the outside corner. one away. >> john: that got there quick. >> tom: in 45 2/3 innings. >> mike: 80 in 40? that's a deuce an inning. >> tom: breaking ball and it's 0 had-1. didn't like that baseball. >> john: let me try another ball. how about throwing the same thing again? don't get me wrong, i want franco to get a double or a home run or something but, wow, why would you even think about that? >> tom: arcia, down to the last out after trailing 8-1. they tied it up at 8-8. and now the brewers have taken the lead with two quick outs. andres blanco. so we assume that nava is not available. >> mike: must hurt to swing. >> tom

mike seidel has a front row seat for us. show us around. >> yes.y here the music chairman. we are going through the festival now, thomas. it's all for a good cause. it opens at noon, by the way. >> it does open at noon. the festival, as you can see we are in the carnival now. we've got a lot of great rides, good family fun. this place is crowded in the evening. >> the balloons were tethered this morning. too much wind aloft. also a west wind. they didn't want to fly them. better to err on the side of safety because the west wind takes them to chicago. >> they don't want them flying into the airways for the airlines. that could cause a problem. the balloons themselves it's safer for the crowd. you don't want balloons listing in the winds and whatnot. >> good point. we have deep fried or oweeos, fl cakes. what about the music? foghat from the '70s. >> i know. that was a big draw. we got a deal on them. we wanted to bring out someone good the crowd would like. tomorrow we have cassidy pope from "the voice" and the rob marrow band if you are watching "

row home. you understand why insurance companies stay away from these. mike and alex. >> for sure. keep us updated on the cat. >> yes, i want a cat now. >> yes, and the cat was making meow sounds. >> yes. >> almost a catastrophe. all right, 6:38. >> we are expecting to learn more today about the indictment of allentown mayor ed pawlowski. well his attorney tells us that it is related to a long running federal corruption investigation, jen is he on the story, in allentown, jenny? >> reporter: yes, good morning, guys. so ed pawlowski had nothing to say yesterday, didn't offer up any comment. we are expect to go hear from him today and his attorney once the charging documents run sealed. all we know so far attorney jack mcmahon did confirm the charges are part of federal corruption probe. that has been going on for long time. mcmahon says his client plans to vigorously fight these charges, because he did nothing wrong. this federal investigation began in 2013. several lower ranking city officials and contractors have already been charged for pay to play offense cents. nine people have

row. over to the a's last night for eight innings. this was the man. mike fulton, a no-hitter through 8 for the atlanta braves. eight strikeouts. kept the a's office balance. three outs from a no-hitter before surrounding this 9th inning home run by matt olson. the braves won the game by a final of 3-1. that is sports. have a great saturday. and a safe one. i'll see you around. y cyclists are >>> a battle brewing in san francisco, coming up, why cyclists are frustrated over a bike path. >>> and some people in contra costa county community losing their sense of safety, why their native fire station is slowing down. live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> welcome back. it's just about 7:30, good morning i'm devon. >> and i'm julie. we'll get started this half hour with a check of your forecast. we have a mix of sun and clouds over the golden gate today. the clouds rolling in less sun than we saw a few minutes ago. certainly breezy if not windy along parts of the coast. and we'll see sunshine later today. but right now temperatures in the

row against the twins in the coliseum. minnesota a 5-0 read. rallied to forced extra inchesings and we >> announcer: now abc 7 sports with mike shumann. >> after a's ended their manager bob, his 1,000th win ended a five game slide. today they're trying to win two straight against the twins. after tomorrow's trade deadline, cotton gets et start. seagulls are taking over. oh, my that was a close one. a's down 5-0 in this game. came roaring back. jason hits it to the moon and back. third home run of the season. oakland trailed 5-3. bottom 8, two on, two out. over the head of rosario. 5-5, this game goes to extra innings. we go bottom 12. yonder a london so. second come back win, second of the season for yonder, 6-5 your final. >>> 38-year-old texas ranger joined an exclusive club. the double off baltimore's wade miley. he reached the milestone of 3,000 hits. he becomes the first player in major league history to a cheech this feat in his 20th season in the bigs. >>> baseball hall of fame inducted five new members today in coopers town. ravens catcher, 21 years in the bigs. caught more games and more put outs than anyone. former astro jeff bag wel

row. he's the first catcher sinze mike piazza to do that. as for the a's, first baseman yonder alonso was selected as a reserve. he's had a breakout season with 17 home runs.. it will be alonso's first all-star game. ( will ) on the field, the giants were looking to win their sixth straight game at p-n-c park in pittsburg against the pirates. and the orange and black put on a defensive clinic during the game. jeff samardzija allowed two runs in six innings. the giants win 5 to 3. they have the day off today. matt cain will be on the mound tomorrow morning against the tigers in detroit. ( will ) let's head to the colsieum where the a's were looking to avoid getting swept by the braves. khris davis hits his 23rd homer of the season but it just wasn't enough for the green and gold. atlanta wins this one in 12 innings, 4 to 3. oakland has lost their last five games. they host the chicago white sox tonight at 6:05. ( will ) still ahead on the kron four morning news. new information out on the "top gun" sequel. the hollywood minute is after the br

row, 80 to 84 an then inland 92 to 96. thursday through monday. alexis? >> good morning, mike. tough time bouncing back here on the san mateo bridge. a disabled vehicle around the mid span. oh, about 45 minutes ago. cleared quickly and we had a backup to about the toll plaza and looking at now and yeah. still pretty heavy. so definitely not seeing the holiday light volumes but hopefully that will recover son. it is one of the heaviest spots. westbound 205 to 580 out of tracy, 15, 16 miles per hour and heavy approaching the pass and mass transit looking great today overall. most of our agencies actually, all of our agencies back on normal weekday schedule today and only problem was earlier track maintenance at south hayward but that delay has totally thinned out and normal service resumed. next traffic update just before 7:00. >> thank you. >>> president trump is on his way to europe right now. he's heading to poland and then germany for the g20 summit. that summit includes a face to face meeting with russian president vladimir putin. many observers wonder if president trump wil

mike pompeo. as director come -- as director, data collection, analysis, covert action, and liaison relationships with foreign intelligence services. before assuming this row, director pompeo was serving in as fourth term representative of kansas'fourth district. he also served in the energy and commerce committees. aerctor pompeo founded fair ospace, where he served as ceo for more than a decade. director pompeo graduated first in his class from the united states military academy at west point and served as a cavalry officer patrolling the iron curtain before the fall of the berlin wall. after leaving active duty, mr. pompeo graduated from harvard been anol, having editor of the "harvard law review." will hear more about his vision for the central intelligence agency. of of us in this room, all us, share a common purpose, insuring the safety and security of the united states. it is an important mission, one that we cannot forget because people are counting on us to deliver each and every day. requiresp here integrity, teamwork, and andage, just to name a few, director pompeo definitely embodies all of those qualities. with that, join me in welcoming direc

mike. happening now gunshots caused evacuations at a condominium complex near santana row.ined. >>> authorities investigating a string of break-ins in brentwood and livermore. full details on our home page. a british ill baby dropped efforts to have him brought to the united states for experimental treatment. on our facebook page the reason why at an emotional hearing in london. i'll be back with nor local news update in half an hour. ♪ >> we felt, you know, incredibly loved, harry and i. and i'm grateful that love is still there. >> inside the new documentary where william and harry get candid like never before. opening up about a major regret about their mother's death. we're live with the filmmakers. >>> and beating the odds. the two-time olympian who walked down the aisle of his own wedding, after he was told it was something he would never be able to do. >>> and monday motivation. competitors from the smash hit "american ninja warrior" are here to take on a massive obstacle course on our plaza. today, monday, july 24th, 2017. ♪ >> on "today," check, check. who has a pe

a mike wallace did covering the convention for cbs news and we are sitting at home watching this on tv. we are watching the mayor of chicago who's running this convention in effect from his front row seats screaming up at the podium at senator abe rib cough yelling anti-semitic things about him to him that we can lip read what he's saying. stunning stuff is going on inside the ugliest convention we've ever seen an outside his ugliest happenings outside a convention that america has ever seen and out of that comes the democratic nominee. hubert humphrey believes he was cursed coming out of this convention because it was such a disaster and he was. he had no money because and he couldn't attract money to the campaign because everyone thought he was going to lose. he was way behind in the polls to nixon and eventually humphrey decided i really got to say something about what this campaign is about. i've got to say something about vietnam and i'm going to do it whether lyndon johnson was. >> guest: or not and finally humphrey delivers a speech that feels as though he's declared its independence from lyndon johnson's war policy and he starts to go up and he starts to attract campaign m

through the rows of corn and beans on the highways and dusty back roads that lead to the mainstream usa putting him face- to-face with grateful veterans like mike23-year-old son died in the iraqi war. >> somebody from above decided my route needed to come to an end early today and here i am. >> this veteran paid for his gas out of gratitude. >> these people have paid for freedom which is what this is all about.>> reporter: he never served in battle but on this mission he can personally thank those that did. >> it takes a toll on your body but it is worth it. it is always exciting because you never know what is around the next curve for what veterans you will meet. >> check out his website, americanheroes.com. >>> the giants complete the suite of the pirates in pittsburgh. >> a drive to the right-center field and it is over, and pants makes the catch -- pence makes the catch. >> the giants trailed by one run in the eighth inning until brandon belt came to the plate.>> it is belt with a high drive and to right field, and it is out of here.>> number 16 on the year for belt, the giants win, 5-3. >>> the a's hosting the white sox after being swept b

mike. >>> it's 5:21. airline fines. the reason three major airlines are paying up this morning. >>> right now in san jose police are investigating shots fired at santana row. we've learned that information with the last 30 minutes. bob redell is there and is posting the facts on to social media as he learns them. you can follow bob for instant updates. delta, frontier and american airlines are all paying big fines >>> welcome back. 5:24 on your monday. delta, frontier and american airlines, all of those carriers are paying big fines over claims they violated consumers' rights. according to the transportation department, american airlines failed to make timely refunds. delta under reported baggage complaints and frontier bumped passengers without asking for volunteers first. the airlines did not acknowledge any wrongdoing but delta is paying out a $200,000 fine. frontier is paying the most, $400,000. >>> it's 5:24 right now. >> laura, from planes to cars, gm considering phasing out the chevy volt. their plug-in gas brid. the company is reviewing the volt plus six other cars in the fleet because of demand or lack thereof with americans choosing suvs and pic

mike, and if you get up at 5 a.m., here are the stories we're fol for you. we'll begin with breaking news from overnight here in the district. eight people have been displaced. after two row home caught fire in northwest. those homes are in the 200 block of morgan street. the fire impacted the second floors. attic and rear porches of the homes. two firefighters have minor injuries and they're expected to be okay though. no word yet on what exactly caused this fire. >> 5:01 gop plan to repeal and replace obamacare is dead. late last night mike lee of utah and jer write moran of kansas said they could not vote for the health care reform will. >> it never increasing costs of healthcare. they're among four gop senators that said they whim not support the bill. this was the second straight failure on health care reform. for senate mathty leader mitch mcconnell. he issued a statement conceding effort to repeal and replace at fordable air exact. senator mcconnell says the plan is to repeal obamacare immediately and have two year delay to come up with substitute. >> president trump taking to twitter tweeting republicans should just repeal failing obamacare now and work on a new h

mike jerrick is. beautiful ♪ >> oh, if only. >> true. >> it is true. sue, thank you, time now 5:19. the family of the penn state student who died inside fraternity house got front rowsome of the most heated testimony in cross-examination yet in center county court. our dave kinchen was inside the courtroom. >> the parent every 19 year old timothy piazza arrived for day three of a hearing into their son's death and would have emotional front seat view of the most heated day of testimony and cross-examination yet. >> with clash after clash, between the defense attorneys, representing 16 former members every penn state's beta theta pi fraternity and outspoken center county da stacey parks mill here called the legal defenders members of the peanut gallery as they challenged intrinsic details of the kate. >> -- case. >> i want that on my tombstone, member of the peanut gallery. you can't let this stuff get under your skin. >> attorney william brennan represent philadelphia's joseph e. ms who is fighting just one count every wreckless endangerment. he watched as the drama unfolded when veteran lawyer yelled for the da to be sang dollars. >> i think the attorney who jumpe

mike abee abra abra zen d that discussion. >> glor: what is the message the white house wants to get across? >> absolutely. i mean, this is the third week in the a row where they've had a themed week. it was infrastructure, technology, now energy week. there is so little talk of the subject at hand. the media is partially responsible for that but the president is the person getting in the way of his own message with these tweets and other fights and the focus on an adversarial relationship with the media. it's tough to get the band width to cover what they say is the subject of the day. we've heard the president talk about energy independence and the need to lift regulation and expand the development of energy in the united states. he's talked about bringing mining jobs back and how beautiful coal is and this is a consistent message that we're going to continue to hear from him. he's going to talk a lot about energy and have the chance to when he goes abroad because he's going to warsaw on his way to g20. they got their first shipment of american liquid natural gas earlier this month, so that's something he'll tout, the fact that the united states i

row sidewalk sale. >> pretty up there,. beating the heat at hurricane harbor. sick flags america. mikey cool and the gates for everybody else just about to open. we'll check with him one more time coming up next. ♪ . ♪♪ ♪♪ it's go time at dunkin' with two egg and cheese wake-up wraps for $2. enjoy two freshly made oven-toasted wraps and keep on running all day long. america runs on dunkin'. ♪ >>> i think we're all going to want to take our clothes off today. it will be just that hot. >> find a way to stay cool however you can. mike thomas is out at six flags right now once again not in the water but near it. got to be little warm out there, mike. >> reporter: not in the water yet. although i like that song. maybe, you know, if tucker barnes is out here his clothes would have been off by now. i promise that you. i'm not going there just yet. denise stokes communications director at sick flags we're at flash water falls. this is one of your newest attractions it. >> opened up last year this actually has like 100 different in

rows of color. lemonis: and what you'd be able to do is have what's called a cyo, right? it's a create-your-own container, branded farrell's, that they could fill up. miket for birthday parties as an option where the kids can come into the candy store. lemonis: and get a cyo container. mike: right. and that's their goody bag. sandy: you know, this is great idea, but for our stores, it just means mess on the floor with the kids spilling it. we've got issues of opening them at the table. lemonis: so you don't like this idea for your store? sandy: for our store, no. lemonis: respectfully, i don't agree. sandy: travis, operationally, do we have staff to be able to keep up with that on the floor, what that's gonna look like on a friday, saturday, and sunday? travis: to me, it works. -lemonis: so you like that. -travis: i do like it, yeah. lemonis: and you're worried about? sandy: the mess. lemonis: i have no idea why sandy was assigned to be in charge of the candy store. she's -- she's not good at it. i want their store to look exactly like it looks here -- fun and colorful and stocked. or is it just a restaurant that sells candy? paul: no, it needs to be an

mike. we'll see you on good day. tomorrow is the big day friday july 4th going to pentagon row in arlington. >> holly, wisdom, erin and55. we're back in 30 seconds. secon. >>> all right. we're back on the air right now. here we go. let's take look at a major cute video alert. the national zoo showing off the birth of a new baby tiger. [ applause ] >> the cub was born tuesday afternoon. sumatran tigers are critically endangered it's not cute it's important that this birth hammed it's extra important and special. it will be sometime before we know whether that little cub is a boy or a girl cub. several months before it goes on view to the public. so this is extra special behind the scenes look. >> i love right here momma lives up her arm right there. just nice and gentle. >> aw. >> do your thing. >> we'll snuggle together. >> listen to him roar. [ laughter ] >> i know. he's just starring to find his voice, al. >> sounds a little bit look right now, tuck one day will be a ferocious roar. >> mr. kitty cat than tiger. >> more sweetie pie than ferocious. any way -- >> how we looking out there this afternoon. upper 90s heat

what we can see in the row over but did not catch the call letters and we'll try to figure that out now. >> thank you so much. sara murray. >> i want to add on to what dana and mike were saying, because i also agree with you that the president went on too long about this, because in this response he also made the point that this russian lawyer, as he said, was not a government lawyer. >> although -- >> although in the e-mail it makes it very clear that, in fact, she was. >> uh-huh. >> and he also, you know -- i mean, he also deflected and said that this lawyer had walked the halls of congress and, of course, her visa was approved by none other than former attorney general loretta lynch, therefore putting her visa approval smack in the, back in the democratic side. and so -- >> we should say that's based on reporting in the hill that said that the justice department in the obama administration approved the visa -- >> we don't know how long that lasted for. >> just read the story. says nothing about loretta lynch specifically doing it. >> by way of saying if she was a russian agent, why would the democrats have approved her visa? >> ate of russi >> a lot of russian

three days in a row, there is our heat wave, that would be number four of 2017 but war back in the 80's as we head into next weekend, mikend alex. >> clock is going down until 9:00 o'clock tonight called black friday in the summertime amazon prime day begins at 9:00 tonight. >> so, videos are so hot am zone is picking up cost of this interview we are about to do. so laurie richter is getting ready in seattle, all sorts of cargo planes are behind us. >> you have your own planes. >> yes, we are joining from you sea tack airport at this air hanger. >> okay. >> early in the morning. >> so how do you prepare for this. you have all these order in but still to have do it what within two days, ship them out >> we have been preparing for months for prime day, it kicks off at 9:00 p.m. tonight and goes for 30 straight hours, 24 hours just wasn't enough. we are offering new deals starting as often as every five minutes. >> wow. >> we could not be more excited. >> we want the hot, give me, give me three off top of your head hot deals. >> the hot deal is amazon echo 50 percent off at $89.99. we are offering $100 off a pair of high ev

mike and alex back over to you. >> 7:03 this wednesday. >> we will start with this breaking news out of west philly. because rescue crews, were responding to rowe collapse on the unit block of south ruby street. but now we've learned it is collapsed some more. >> yes, the back ends of it is now collapsed little bit more. steve on the scene. >> reporter: we got good news for you. baxter, the six year old gray and black cat that alerted charles and his long time girlfriends that he considers his wife now, they've been together so long, to get out of the house. she says that baxter, she saw him out of the house. great news for hero cat. hopefully he'll come back soon. but this house partially collapsed again. so everybody is staying far away, even l & i's engineer here, smartly, staying across the street there. you see him with his vest and hard hat on, the couple in their honda, safer in the front seat of their car, rather than even having them be in a hospital which is unreal when you look at their house collapse and sleeping at the time. the man on the if i floor on the couch, upstairs, and back baxter started telling them something was wrong,

rowing boats for a race. the duke and duchess, who are on a three—day tour of of the country with prince george and princess charlotte, will also visit the german cancer research centre. mikeney which works to raise awareness of donation. good morning to you both. kay, if we could start with you and what, is what is a special anniversary today, remind people a bit of what you did, ten yea rs remind people a bit of what you did, ten years ago. well, my story really started several yea rs ten years ago. well, my story really started several years before that, when i in 2001, decided it would be something i would like to do, and approached, actually the secretary of state first of all and was referred to the department of health, and offered to donate a kidney to a stranger, but came up against a brick wall, because they we re against a brick wall, because they were so against a brick wall, because they were so anxious about scandals that had happened previously and that i couldn't understand why anybody would want to give a kidney to a stranger and decided on the grounds that it wouldn't benefit me, that a doctor wouldn't be prepared to operate on me, and it really resisted