now miriam will hand over her daughter temporarily. miriam manages to get on the train and so. with violet. they will soon disappear from view bound for the u.s. full of fears and hopes at the same time. we have some sports now and in tennis to multiple grand slam winner showed signs of their best war but masters stand go overcame the curios three sets meanwhile the reigning wimbledon champion over talk about how the slightly easier path into the sack. stand in orange must have been fearing the worst against nick at full steam the australian it's hard to keep up with. the curiosities form can change dramatically from one set to another in a second battering the initiative aided by an injury to his heavily strapped opponent. fabric who will know how bat fails his ranking has slumped after two knee operations last year. but he's getting back to his best the majestic backhand flowing again this way swept through in three sets. novak djokovic is another veteran big name who's had his share of injury problems in recent years too good for the relatively young mr passé touch. but even

now miriam will hand over her daughter temporarily. miriam on a just get on the train and so. with violet. they will soon disappear from view bound for the us full of fears and hopes at the same time. ten years ago europe's first war of the twenty first century broke out between russia and georgia and today georgia's president laid a wreath at the memorial to the hundreds killed in the conflict. people along with. the our reporter emily sure went to a closer look in the georgian town of. landfalls on the fault lines of a frozen conflict some maps show the boundary line to the russian backed breakaway region of south running straight through his farm. signs in the distance read state border a line most of the international community doesn't recognize he says russian border guards patrol the end of his cornfield. if you cross the line they can seize you find your person. across they take them. they walk around. with dogs with weapons and. in a certain psychological state all the time. during the war several bombs fell on land his eighty four year old mother vonetta says she lost

now, miriam is back with a new business.ed a way to get children engaged by science and maths, releasing nine card games, all of which she says have sold out online. and she is expanding. the letters are all going to be straight. miriam and her designer are meeting to put the final touches to their latest game. i did not have a lot of resources, i remember, i think that first conversation i said that i do not have a tonne of money but here is my huge dream, right? i admired the fact that she was willing to put everything she had again into this new business. something that is special with miriam is the even though this business had not worked out, she had lost everything, she was not going to let that defeat her. she was ready to start something new and make something great. i am not sure i want so much to be an entrepreneur as i want to change the world, and that might seem like a huge goal with a bunch of card games. but my mother raised me to believe that women, girls can do anything, we can be anything, we can take risks

now miriam will hand over her daughter temporarily. miriam managed to get on the train and so. with violet. they will soon disappear from view bound for the u.s. full of fears and hopes at the same time. ten years ago today europe's first twenty. century war started between russia and georgia erupted over the russian backed breakaway provinces of south ossetia and concepts which most of the international community don't recognize as independent states the short lived conflict killed several hundred people displaced thousands of others the war lasted just a few days but ten years on locals on the boundary line still live in uncertainty our reporter emily sure went to the closer look in the georgian town of d.c. just over the administrative boundary line from south ossetia. better vashti's land falls on the fault lines of a frozen conflict some maps show the boundary line to the russian backed breakaway region of south a set running straight through his farm. signs in the distance reads state border a line most of the international community doesn't recognize says russian border

this is the first talk meal that miriam and phyla to be eaten since they left one generous miriam decided to escape after injuring her partner's abuse for too long she spent the little money they had as they were crossing guatemala. many more. years we escaped from having them but if he had known he would never have let us go . he'd have done everything to stop us. but it was unbearable. that the violence was having a clear impact on the little one. and also i mean look at the scene look at them but that's why i am risking everything now that the u.s. armed forces. i saw no one else that is. said miriam also has an eight year old son whom she left behind. she doesn't know whether she'll ever see him again. b.c. . what is going. it's very difficult to make such decisions. but no woman deserves to go through that. over seventy one i have to be strong and fight for a better future for both my children. even if it hurts because that gets hard but i have to fight but aussie they are going to check. the fight for a better future is what motivates hundreds of thousands to embark on this perilous

now miriam will hand over her daughter temporarily. miriam manages to get on the train and so. with violet. they will soon disappear from view bound for the u.s. full of fears and hopes at the same time. at the beginning of this year president. asked us funding for the united nations agency for palestinian refugees he withheld that aid after questioning its value and after the u.s. state department said the united nations agency needed to undergo reforms that agency today supports some five million palestinian refugees our reporter tanya kramer went to a mosque controlled gaza where u.n. employees are now on strike. a sit in congress headquarters in gaza city a few employees have even started a hunger strike all of them fear for their jobs among them as psychologists who are shot she will have to work part time for the next six months and they are good to deliver senator craig throwing us out in the street and thirty eight leasehold my husband doesn't work i have full clinics and we don't have any other source of in a town or a way should apply for his job they want to get them

saying miriam also has an eight year old son whom she left behind. she doesn't know what the she'll ever see him again. b.c. . what is going. it's very difficult to make such decisions. but no woman deserves to go through that. others tell you that i have to be strong and fight for a better future for both my children. even if it hurts because that gets hard but i have to fight that ossie they are going to check. the fight for a better future is what motivates hundreds of thousands to embark on this perilous journey through central america every year they have dreams of a better life in the us a life without violence a life with work. most try to get on freight trains in mexico then they travel for thousands of kilometers. miriam and violet to collect some money in order to buy a warm breakfast before the train arrives if they manage to get on they'll have to survive for hours without food miriam is worried that she might be separated from violet at the u.s. border like sounds of other parents and children. she thinks u.s. president donald trump is u

now miriam will hand over her daughter temporarily. miriam manages to get on the train and so compact with violet. they will soon disappear from view bound for the us full of fears and hopes at the same time. a record heatwave is stripping parts of is year including china and japan why fires are raging in portugal spain and the united states and the drought in australia and other countries as well so what's behind the heat waves in a moment i'll talk to a climate policy analyst first fist report on the high temperatures and fear as the earth's ecosystems could be irreversibly disrupted. central europe from space to hot and dry this is commander of the international space station alexander guest just had a chance to take my first photos of dried out central europe in germany since a few weeks and was shocked or should have been green is now brown never seen it like this before. farmers across the continent are worried about crops the french version mountains is simply too dry about half of this farm is corn crop has already died. rivers

. >> hit pay dirt yea ago when boy was in miriam a class, he started wondering about a little crack in the closet floor. he began poking around with his finger, then turned to pencils and shirt hangers. >> and then other kids got curious, and they were totally into it. >> reporter: which is why for the past two years now, miriam's students have been excavating nearly every closet in this 100-year-old school. >> i found a really old coin. >> reporter: they're finding some really old things. >> pokemon cards. >> reporter: some more recent. >> what's this? >> reporter: and some much more recent. >> there's a camera! >> reporter: all of it uncovered with a kind of glee. >> wow. >> reporter: rarely seen in a grade school classroom. >> a piece of metal. >> i found three pencils an eraser stuck tay-doh >> whoa. >> i seriously did. >> under there it's just black, black mystery things and black. >> i just don't want to stop basically. >> reporter: in fact, they areir miriam to keep up with the indiana joneses. >> reporter: it would have made your life a lot easier if you just said quit messing

miriam is expected to strengthen into a category 2 hurricane. it weakens and makes a northerly turn staying away from hawaii for the time being. below average temperatures, clear for august through thursday. we warm it up closer to average friday mid-80s inland carrying you low to mid 80s. check our app and the temperatures any time you want. >> we never complain, cool, hot, we like it all. >> maybe we complain some. >>> thousands of students back in school ♪ ♪ ♪ i put a spell on you ♪ yeah, because you're mine ♪ with chase atms serena can now grab cash on the go, all with the tap of her phone. ♪ stop the things you do no card? no problem. life, lived serena's way. chase, make more of what's yours. >>> people all across the country are paying tribute to senator john mccain, long time congressman and former p.o.w. died saturday of brain cancer. this portrait went up at the national portrait gal ler rin washington, d.c. it was installed on the in memoriam wall. it was taken in 2005. unclear how long it will be displayed. >>> today as the first day

tropical storm miriam not going time pack hawaii this time around. the depression moves away, and miriam becomes a category 2 hurricane but then moves northward. accuweather seven-day forecast cooler than average. drizzly tomorrow morning. warmer weather by friday, and your holiday weekend is looking nice. 60s to 80s. looking good. >> very comfortable. >> absolutely. >> thanks, sandhya. >>> all right. they're battling diseases and disabilities. see how some young patients transformed into superhere roy, oh, don't they look great? that's hey aye head. tomorrow. good morning monitor their blood glucose every day. which means they have to stop. and stick their fingers. repeatedly. today, life-changing technology from abbott makes it possible to track glucose levels. without drawing a drop of blood, again and again. the most personal technology, is technology with the power to change your life. life. to the fullest. ...you discover paint bleed you under your tape...... not with frogtape! frogtape is the only painter's tape treated with patented paintbloc

tropical storm miriam not going time pack hawaii this time around. the depression moves away, and miriam becomes a category 2 hurricane but then moves northward. accuweather seven-day forecast cooler than average. drizzly tomorrow morning. warmer weather by friday, and your holiday weekend is looking nice. 60s to 80s. looking good. >> very comfortable. >> absolutely. >> thanks,llright. they're battling diseases and disabilities. see how some young patients transformed into superhere roy, oh, don't they look great? that's hey aye head. tomorrow. good morning >>> children fighting s.e.r.e. serious illnesses got swept away to a land of superheroes and princesses thanks to a nonprofit group from oregon. the capes and crowns foundation made a stop today in los angeles. little christopher has undergone months of chemo as he battles leukemia. today he is not a patient, he is just batman. the group of all volunteers say they sometimes work 60 to 80 hours a week, and it's all worth it. >> sometimes these shoots are the last the families have their w their kid

as you know tropical storm miriam was headed east. storms strengthen at about 65 miles per hour moving west at about 12 miles per hour. pressure about 999 mill bars but we'll keep an close eye on that very important. we'll keep you updated. >>> we are seeing this along the coastline. if you notice our temperatures for san francisco, they will remain in the 60s and more 70s ton way before we see a slight warm up. it will be very minor. i do have a break down of how long it is expected to last. i'll send it back to you. >>> we are going to check in with mike. we have so see what mike has going on in the traffic world. it reopened all lanes from eastbound 80. this is one problem. the only problem is that it is closed through 7:00 a.m. it is in manual mode. >> over here at the golden gate bridge we showed you the recovery and the ladder was cleared. book you. >> thanks so much. >>> coming up an important alert for all parents. check your medicine cabinets. we have a childrens medicine recall to tell you about this morning. >>> markets hit

there is another system, miriam, that is a tropical storm right now.ood news, miriam is going to go right to the north in the coming days. so no threat to hawaii. here is the accuweather seven-day forecast. we have clouds and morning drizzle on the way for tuesday. limited afternoon sunshine. it is cool for august. on wednesday we stay below average. on thursday, a bit of warm-up as we you've head towards friday. but temperatures are going to feel nice for this time of year. remember, labor day last year was 106 in the city. remember that? so it's much better this year. >> 80s and 70s sound great. >> it's seared in our memories. >> oh, yeah. >> thanks, drew. >>> well, this is expected to be the warrior' last season playing at oracle in oakland. >> next, a look ♪ ♪ they're the moderne stone age family. ♪ ♪ from the town of bedrock. ♪ meet george jetson. ♪ ♪ his boy elroy. with instant acceleration, electric cars are more fun to drive and more affordable than ever. electric cars are here. plug into the present. >>> toyota is reportedly going to invest ha

so pick out a nice fellow and miriam and get it over with. it wasn't long after i made that decision to marry without love, that a friend arranged a blind date for me. a nice fellow, a schoolteacher with aspirations to be an administrator and this appealed to me because my dad was a school administrator. his dad was a southern baptist preacher. he loved children and very much wanted to have a family. and i wanted to have children. so i asked myself what more is it that i'm looking for? he fits the bill. we were married march 1963. it wasn't long after he married when i realized i had made a terrible mistake. i was very unhappy. but by the time i began to seriously consider divorce we had our first child. a little boy that i named after his dad. and as i contemplated asking for divorce, i told myself it would be cruel to separate this son of his father. and i would bring shame to my parents who were in the public eye in little rock because divorcing in the 60s was shameful. and then i told myself i would bring pain to my in-laws who loved me w

miriam is disorganized, staying away from hawaii. tropical depression depression 16-e expected to strength to a category 1 hurricane but not expected to land yet. below average, mild pattern for the next few day, warming up friday. and a slight dip saturday, sunday. but labor day is a looking bright and warm were mid-60s to the low 90s. could our summer microclimates are going to come back. we're not going to see that narrow range of temperatures. >> thanks, sandhya. >>> we are learning we could have had a very interestingcombe home coming in bay area sports. >> i know. quarterback drama. >> there was a lot of drama for the 49ers. it looks like it worked out. just before he landed, jimmy garoppolo. you won't believe who john lynch tried to acquire. >>> now sports from abc 7 news. >> sean manaea has been diagnosed with rotator cuff tendinitis in his left shoulder. a's manager bob melvin says he is not sure if his ace will return this season. the green and gold also put brett anderson on the ten-day disabled list with a strained forear

and now we're looking out for a tropical storm named miriam.of this morning, it is sitting 2,000 miles east of hawaii where the wind speeds of about 65 miles per hour are churning and gaining strength just off the pacific. that has a potential to turn into a hurricane as early as tonight or tomorrow. now, over the next seven days, back home here, we'll keep the slightly cooler temperatures in through wednesday. and then come friday, we get a very weak ridge of high pressure. and what that is going to do, it's going to warm a couple degrees. but we're still not going to be hot. we're going to be fairly comfortable to climb up a couple degrees back down into the 80s. back to you. >> not bad. >> not bad at all. we'll have much more for you right here on midday, including broadway. missing one of the best voices. the writer of "the odd couple," "sweet charity" and more passes away. the way neil simon is being remembered. >>> coming up after "nbc bay area news" at 11:00, access live followed by "days of our lives" at 1:00 p.m. there comes a point wh

miriam will weaken to well below hurricane status in a couple of days. to strengthen. but as it does so, it will be moving far, far away from any populated areas. so once again, good news there. here is the accuweather seven-day forecast for the bay area. warm-up begins on friday. continues through the weekend. that will be nice and toasty on labor day, which is monday with highs near 90 inland. near 80 around the bay. and mid 60s on the coast. and then we'll see temperatures taper off just a couple degrees by midweek next week. >> thank you. >> some baseball to talk about here. >> i know. rooting for the a's. >> i know. they've been on such a great ride. a very unusual game for oakland today, though. they may have lost the season series to the astros, but they can still take their current three-game set against the defending world champions. it was a very strained outcome ♪ ♪ ♪ i put a spell on you ♪ yeah, because you're mine ♪ with chase atms serena can now grab cash on the go, all with the tap of her phone. ♪ stop the things you do no card? no problem

we hurricane norman and miriam. norman is getting strong right now. it's moving west.iian islands of course after lane just passed through which is right there keeping a close eye on that one. for now, of course, it's far enough away. here's your afternoon highs at home. 65 expected for san francisco. san jose 77. 78 in concord. 5 to 10 degrees below average for most cities. 71 in fremont. 72 in san rafael. the labor day weekend people have plans for outside fun stuff. it's going to feel good especially near the bay. sunny, low 70s across san francisco. temperatures do rise slightly. inland you will see the change from the low 80s to the low 90s for saturday and into next week. that's your forecast. >>> police are tracking down a missing mother and daughter who are vacationing in the bay area. audrey and emily rodrigue arrived at sfo from canada on saturday. they planned to camp in areas along the coast. the last time they were seen was sunday at the vagabond hotel in burlingame. they had plans to go to the pidgeon point hotel in pescadero but never arrived. audrey's b

miriam walker—khan went to meet a national race running champion to find out more. regular 12—year—old. he loved football, running and playing on his scooter. until one day his life was turned upside down by a brain haemorrhage. he fell unconscious. got him to the hospital. his heart had stopped by then but they managed to get it restarted. we were told he was locked in, that he could probably hear and would understand what was going on. could not move. that was really distressing for us all. rafi was in hospital for almost one year. and gradually began to recover but was left unable to walk and talk properly. he tried out several sports to help his recovery, like wheelchair basketball and para football. but he was either too physically able or struggled with his balance. that is until he tried race running. a sport for people with disabilities including cerebral palsy and parkinson's. it allows people with mobility issues to experience the feeling of running and, in his case, running fast. when i get the gold medal, or any medal, i feel like i have really achieved

. >> un problema de salud que se agravÓ el 14 de abril, dice la seÑora miriam, despuÉs de llevarla conÍan dicho que era algo estomacal, que podÍa ser un virus o a lo mejor era otra vez sus hormonas. porque ya estaban adolescencia. >> su intuiciÓn de madera hacia pesar de que se trataba de algo mÁs grave y le pidiÓ a su esposo que la llevaran a emergencias. la noticia fue realmente aterradora. le encontraron a su hija de 10 aÑos un tumor canceroso maligno fase tres de casi cinco libras en uno de sus ovarios. >> cuando escuchÉ estas noticias de mi hija, ciertamente casi me desmayo en el hospital. cuando el doctor me notificÓ de esto. y me puse a llorar. >> casi nos caemos. no estÁbamos preparados para algo asÍ. nos estaban diciendo que algo estomacal a de repente de que es algo con quimioterapia. fue algo que nos asusto mucho. ramÓn: la operación durÓ mÁs de dos horas para sacar el tumor.los padres quedaran aturdidos por lo que vieron. >> despuÉs de que le sacaron el tumor, la cirujana nos lo enseÑÓ a mÍ y a su papÁ. y el tumor se miraba horrible. era un tumor de bacteria y tenÍa un peda

from lane to miriam another tropical storm zeroing in on hawaii, forecasters predict the storm couldne in just hours as people begin to assess the damage left from tropical storm lane. torrential rains flooding homes and washing out roadways. rivers raged, 40 people had to be rescued from homes. lane ranks as the second-largest rainmaker in the us since 1920. a plane packed with people drops in midair just after takeoff leaving 150 passengers fearing for their lives. the capital airlines plane heading to eastern china suddenly losing pressure causing oxygen masks to deploy. one passenger says he smelled smoke in the cabin and thought to himself i don't once to die. the plane had mechanical issues. luckily no one was hurt. rob: the nasdaq and s&p headlining historic day on wall street after the president's agreement with mexico to overhaul the trade agreement sending stocks urging. more great news for wall street but how will it impact your wallet especially if you are not in the market? joining me is the director of trade initiative at the national taxpayers union, brian riley. it wa

wi -- miriam. we'll be keeping a close eye on this as it could turn into a hurricane by tonight. i'll be on top of that. back home in san francisco a nice gorgeous shot looking very nice. it is starting to get a little cloudy out there. clouds kind of fade off. by your lunch hour we will be climbing into the mid-70s. that is sort of the trend that we are expecting for today not just for the south bay but look at fremont. as far as air quality we are doing a lot better. no spare the air alerts. we see north bay smoke. if you see a bit of a blanket be mindful of that. dealing with moderate air quality. inland east bay and south bay enjoy your monday afternoon. as far as your daytime temperatures we are below seasonal. low pressure system that is sitting kind of over california. san jose 78 degrees. check out the east bay. oakland in the 70s. we warm up by 11 to 12 degrees. so some areas will be a little bit warmer for today. along the peninsula temperatures will climb into the upper 60s for san mateo. it will be breezy into the afternoon as well. if you'll be in the city we'll also

bangladesh are protesting to mark a year since a military crackdown forced them to flee their homes in miriam are there now more than seven hundred thousand or hinder staying in camps near the border. the us is crossing more than two hundred million dollars in aid from its programs in gaza and the occupied west bank relations between the u.s. and palestinian leadership have deteriorated since president trump recognized jerusalem as israel's capital and moved the american embassy in may right we can speak to salomé in ramallah in the occupied west bank he's a former policy advisor to the palestinian prime minister that this is come as a surprise and the donald trump's administration is preparing to back up the rather frosty relationship with action and taking away a much needed aid. well it doesn't come as a surprise because if we watch the american the trend of the american aid to the palestinian authority frankly it has been declining since two thousand and ten if you look back at the figures america gave police authority and the palestinian people are owned one billion one hundred and fifty

oh miriam this earth shattering tweet came at eight thirty five this morning and certainly it has raised immense discussion in political circles basically what it means is that president trump is now reversing a story that he contended was accurate not only him but also his son donald jr now just three tracks likely donald jr insisted that this meeting with a russian linked lawyer was to discuss as you mentioned the adoption of children this was borne out in testimony that don jr gave to the senate now it further transpires that he then issued a letter stating that it was for the purpose of adoption and now we do know that that letter was dictated by president trump so essentially what we have got here is president trump insisting about the motives for this meeting such a need changes completely now president trump admits freely that yes the meeting was aimed at getting dirt on a political opponent it completely changes the entire dynamic in this particular case and is very likely to further away the interest of the special prosecutor robert miller so what might be the consequences of a

me on punishment but it is also suboptimal month miriam come on here it is yes it's a little we'll see. just. yes. yes. she did not tell you if you. just said for the most good examples like where did the submission was it. does it in the middle of a lot and they want to measure if they want to. do that creature. does it could you oh yeah yeah yeah oh yeah yeah yeah. ok see you. toledo was known as the city of the bee culture for the influence of christians muslims and jews and it's history. but it's capture in ten eighty five by the christian alfonso of leone and christina signaled the beginning of the end of muslim power in an endless. cycle up to seven little some say another show in the in the don't because she did it because i sure he knew. all of that so now. it's c.d.'s we're talking to. and. the question. shows a song called e.q. said. he meant to not continue it. but. he says a lot of cover i do that. connects i speak to flame on the bus. in off also they try to show you all. rooted in their. discrete so what you have for you. if you could. be very strong. is all. you don't kn

yes he is miriam i mean almost thirteen of the politics is wanting to stand in october the presidential elections have now registered this is the final day wednesday here in brasilia to do that most of the policies including the right wing counted the votes without all the former environment minister in lula's previous government money in a sale of a are among those candidates most of them registered online the only ones to come here in numbers from all across brazil are members of lula's workers' polity and joining me now here is one of those members the president of the local branch of the workers' party of an area about ice that larry thank you very much for joining us lula is in prison serving twelve years of a corruption of corruption charges how can he be the candidate in october selection well first of all. he just charges against him a really based on a very very for john. prosecution we all know that in fact it's a political process it's not really based on real crimes the fact is there's no crying to be proved we have no proof because of that because there's no crime that's wh

billionaire casino -- casino owner and his wife, miriam, spent $55 million to help republicans win thee for congress. millionle donated $25 and republicans hold the senate in november's election. the chairman and ceo of las .egas the british foreign secretary will call on the eu to impose new sanctions on russia over the attacks on a former spy. jeremy hunt is in washington where he plans to draw attention to the poisoning of -- in an english town are the u.s. has already imposed its own sanctions in the matter. ship hasn coast guard arrived in sicily -- sicily. waiting for work on which countries will take following .nother standoff between italy not allowing migrants to disembark, pending a decision on where they will go. the migrants -- unaccompanied minor. global news 24 hours a day on air and on tick tock on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. vonnie? thank you. let's get back to manafort news. the jury past the vote to the judge a few minutes ago. we now know the jury is asking about guidance and an inability

. ♪ rob: from lane to miriam. another tropical storm in the pacific ocean.hurricane in just hours as people assess the damage left from tropical storm lane, torrential rain flooding homes and completely washing out roadways. jillian: rivers raged in hilo, the second-largest rainmaker in the us since 1950. janice dean is tracking this storm. >> this one is not going to move close to hawaii. the potential for more rain across hawaii. we expect it to become a hurricane but it will be well used of the islands but look at the rain from what is left of lane, still plaguing parts of the island, you mention incredible amounts of rain from this hurricane and we will see potential for showers and thunderstorms in the area in the next 24 to 48 hours. the other big story is the heat across the northeast with the heat index incredible. it will feel like 100 in new york, 104 in boston, heat advisories posted from dc to portland, maine. that will continue tomorrow and thursday. we have a cold front hanging around the midwest and the great lakes, reports of wind and a torna

miriam is not going to affect hawaii. but this one is going west. this would be hurricane norman. it's a category 4 and will stay 3 into the weekend. wind gusts are strong right now moving at 9 miles per hour. so as it moves across the pacific ocean, we're hoping it does not head for hawaii, of course, but it's something that still has a long way to go and we'll definitely keep an eye on it. but through the weekend and beyond, it's still going to be one of those things that we'll definitely want to watch. sausalito art festival this weekend if you want to take your family out perhaps for labor day. saturday through labor day, it will be hazy, sunny, temperatures in the 60s. here's your seven-day forecast . sunny and warm through the next week a long dry spell coming up. >>> it's a getaway friday because of the holiday weekend so you will see busy conditions on the freeway mostly later on this afternoon. right now "friday light" westbound. eastbound this afternoon around 3 p.m., those will be peak times folks to use the eastbound 580 to get to the 5 as they head out of town to enjo

this is hurricane miriam that's smaller with lower winds.ne norman we are keeping an eye on. winds now up to 110 miles per hour. mariam is moving north. we'll watch hurricane norman heading for mexico. conditions should be fine for flights coming in and out of town. 62 degrees right now in san francisco. livermore 62. our weather has been nice. yesterday was sunny and beautiful. we have a light wind 5 to 7 miles an hour coming from the west-southwest direction so barely much. sunrise this morning 6:38. and sunset tonight at 7:41. we'll keep an eye out for that sunrise because yesterday was pretty, as well. our futurecast does show we have clouds out there. the marine layer through about 10:00 this morning. and then it will start to retreat back and will burn off by this afternoon. and that's when you'll see that sunshine. it will be back again tonight and again early tomorrow morning. but it doesn't look as thick for tomorrow. afternoon highs low 60s at the beaches. 75 palo alto. upper 70s and low 80s in places like brentwood but other than

>> so now this miriam, who you referred to, has been picked up as we just sat on a i.c.e.on. she will be held for a while. in terms of -- they weren't planning anything eminent is what the judge is saying. when we look at what they did to these children, these children are malnourished and one child died under their care. it's clearly child abuse that's going on here, if that's not enough to hold his adults that were endangering the lives of these children, i don't know what is. >> the prosecutors were saying don't release them out even on house arrest. it's too dangerous because sometimes people escape and islamic extremists would be most likely to escape or kill someone in that situation. i was reading the document in which the judge justified her decision and it's one of the most absurd documents i've ever read. she agreed with the defense prosecutors were pushing religious discrimination because they said, if these were white christians, with or even be here? she was saying, you can't inject faith into the decision. but you can when it is an ideological death cult, whi

according to miriam webster collusion is a secret a i agreement or -- deceitful purpose. word is being used as a sort of catchall term. he's only technically right when he saying it's not criminal. legal experts say under u.s. code collusion is federal crime only applicable under antitrust law. that is a collaborative agreement usually secret among roo rivals. basically it's price fixing and bid rigging. but what is a crime is conspiracy. under the federal conspiracy statute a crime is committed when two or more persons conspire either to commit any offense against the united states or to defraud the united states or any agency thereof in in any manner or any purpose. robert mueller has already use thd against paul manafort. obstruction, one of the topics mueller wants to talk to trump about. according to part of title 18 of the u.s. code, someone obstructs when they corruptly or by threats of force endeavor to influence intimidate or impede the due administration of justice. accusations of obstruction came fast. after trump tweeted this is a terrible situation. attorney

out in indiana, a young fellow writing to a woman named miriam green said, on july 11, 1861, as long as i have work to do, i shall not go, but if i run out of work and they want more men, then maybe he would enlist. one of the most interesting collections in this regard that i have come across is that of hugh carlyle. it gives you an idea of the different views that veterans had of their service years later, as opposed to what they thought at the time. both anlyle left original journal and a handwritten memoir in his papers. he was an 18-year-old compositeor in the newspaper business in 1861. out of work and he walked all across ohio looking for jobs. from springfield to mount vernon, stopping at every newspaper to ask, do you have any work? the best he could get was maybe a meal and an offer to sleep for the night on the couch in the office. he walked all the way into northeastern ohio. finally he found a job for five weeks but it was a five-week job, probably until some fellow in the 90-day service returned, and when it was up he had to leave. again there was nothing to be , had. f

agree, but in the trump administration, thei conclusions are frequently reerruled by industry pres miriamrotkin-ellman is a senior scientist with the natural resources defense council, which is suing the e.p.a., hoping to force the agencyo follow its own rules and take its own scientific advice. >> when we have the evidence right in front of us, that exposure that's widespread in the american population could be or is increasing the risk of those arning disabilities, and we are refusing to take action on that, it's terrifying. >> o'brien: especially so for fidelia morales and her family, surrounded by citrus and sticides in california. >> ( translated ): if our children are exped to chlorpyrifos, they are not going to have a future. together as a community, we are f ghting for them to stop and to prohibit the use olorpyrifos here in this county. i think that they don't ca, because if they did care, they would try to stop this without us asking. >> o'brien: the state of hawaii recently banned chlorpyrifos, and california's e.p.a. has come to the same scientific conclusions as their federal

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now with two category one hurricanes, hurricane meriam, way out to sea, and over the next few days, miriamll strengthen as it moves far away from populated areas. neither storm poses any threat to populated areas. it doesn't appear that will happen. they should move harmlessly out to sea. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. here in the bay area, expect a warmup beginning friday all the way through labor day weekend. during that period of time, inland highs will be in the upper 80s to near 90, around the bay, highs in the upper 70s to near 80. on the coast, mid-60s. late summer warm pattern coming our way. >> nice and gradual. >>> a fight for flight. >> the big effort in the east bay tonight to get this eagle back in the sky. >> i'm "7 on your side's" michael finney. coming up, one viewer contacted me about twitter thinking his account was a bot. (woman) we'd been counting down to his retirement. it was our tresiba® reason. he needs insulin to control his high blood sugar and, at his age, he's at greater risk for lows. tresiba® releases slow and steady and works all day and night lik

thanks miriam yes so the people i talked to were were very motivated they were and had been angry about many of the steps that the government has been taking in the last eighteen months that they see that they feel will weaken the rule of law you know these are steps that basically would decriminalize lower level corruption or reduce and weaken the fight against the fight against corruption which has been a crutch has been a big problem in romania for a long time and people are angry about that and feel that the system needs to change. how does the ten hour tonight demonstration compare with past protests we've seen in a mania. so you two rights protests there were an estimated one hundred thousand in bucharest and maybe another thirty forty thousand in other cities so it was a large protest it wasn't as large as the whole million people we saw last year in february two thousand and seventy when the government tried to pass. some legislation that would weaken the rule of law but it's the largest protests we have seen in eight nine months so it was large anyway but then what happened ton

seuss museum is here, miriam webster used to be here.n from mohegan sun and boston harbor down the road, but he says they're a world class entertainment company first and foremost he thinks offering fantastic restaurants and big names, stevie wonder coming to play here, that will be the draw that sets him apart from the others in the region. >> contessa brewer, thank you. from springfield, massachusetts today. >>> coming up later on closing bell, an interview with robert kaplan live with steve liesman, 3:00 p.m. eastern time. >>> first, "squawk alley" is up next don't go away. it's absolute confidence in 30,000 precision parts, or it isn't. it's inspected by mercedes-benz factory-trained technicians, or it isn't. it's backed by an unlimited mileage warranty, or it isn't. for those who never settle, it's either mercedes-benz certified pre-owned, or it isn't. the mercedes-benz certified pre-owned sales event, now through august 31st. only at your authorized mercedes-benz dealer. >>> good morning, 11:00 p.m. att at alley bab a headquarters

tropical storm miriam has formed about 2,000 miles east of the hawaiian islands.llet disney world could be taking home bigger paychecks, company an unions to raise minimum wage to $15 an hour by 2021. agreement would cover 35,000 workers in orlando area, union members to approve proposal in september, shares of wallet disney up 4% this year. well, adobe has rankerred the most annoying e-mail phrases, more than a thousand white-collar workers were surveyed and these were rated as worst, the ones you don't want to here, sorry for the double e-mail. at four, any updates on this, question mark. so did per our conversation, per my last e-mail and the most annoying phrase to senior inbooks, not sure if you saw my last e-mail. [laughter] cheryl: that 25% of folks out there said that was the worst one. people don't like follow-ups, just e-mail us once, we are good, back to you, guys. dagen: lee carter is the word expert. do you have anymore that you would want to add to the list? lee: that's less than passive-aggressive behavior. i don't know if you got my e-mail, moron.

trade war, let's talk nafta negotiations and the potential for a deal with mexico joining us is miriamn of public affairs thanks for joining us. are you optimistic that we get a bilateral -- is that even possible to do or it takes more time, doesn't it, with mexico? >> well, it's shaping up to be a pretty important week on the trade front. what i hear most about from companies are their concerns about increasing uncertainty and higher costs so, the administration has a chance this week with respect to nafta to make a dent in both of those kinds of concerns. >> the concerns at this point are -- still seem like they're being reflected in numbers in the future and there's still time to pull us back from the brink. but we'll have a pretty good right now. weapon don't know how much investment going in. because of the increasing concerns about the uncertainty of our trade partnership with not just mexico, canada, but with eu, and china, as well. so if the administration can strike a deal with mexico this week, and then bring in canada, it would be big. it would important for a couple of reas

miriam wolf was born in 1916. my friend shirley siegel in new york city was born in 1919 and some of -- smith born in 1919 and several more born in the 1920s. more than 100 women agreed to give oral interviews. they created the oral histories. the transcripts of these histories are available on the website with the exception of a handful that are restricted to the next for several years. each was interviewed by a lawyer from her community who was trained as an interviewer by the project. project provided the interviewer with a broad list of suggested topics covering the trail blazers entire life to be used in the interviews. they were tape recorded and later transcribed. most of the histories required several interview sessions. when transcribed, the sessions ranged from 100 to 250 pages in length. if you less than 100 pages and several as long as 500 pages. the individual who -- remember all of the you gave your time and the interviewers gave their time and it was a commitment on everybody's part and an act of lo