at its center is attorney mike moore. moore says he's "just a country lawyer from mississippi."ut he has engineered two of the most lucrative legal settlements in american history; the 1998 case in which big tobacco paid billions to address smoking- related health issues, and the 2015 settlement with oil giant b.p. over its huge oil spill in the gulf of mexico. now, mike moore, along with his legal allies, has taken aim at the opioid industry. as we first reported late last year, he says he has powerful new evidence that proves states like ohio-- among the hardest- hit by the opioid epidemic-- should collect billions from all the companies he's suing. >> mike moore: if we try the ohio case, if we win a verdict against these manufacturers and distributors there, it could bankrupt them. it'd put them out of business. >> whitaker: truly? these are huge, profitable, wealthy companies. >> moore: huge. well, you know, they can be as profitable as they want to. but ohio is losing $4 or $5 billion a year from the opioid epidemic, and they're losing 5,000 or 6,000 people a year from over

commissioner moore? >> commissioner moore: i still have the same questions i had before. the quality of the parking, the seating creates an element of open space use on the cat walks, with exterior residential corridors alongside bedroom units is, i think, a real imposition on quality of unit and privacy, and i generally do not believe that is an appropriate building type, and we have had that discussion in previous projects. the second thing is i do have questions about the building's size in the location that it is. just it's primary market-rate units, and with our concerns about the mission, this project leaves many of those questions unaddressed. >> vice president koppel: commissioner hillis? >> commissioner hillis: yeah. i think this is a good place for housing. i'm generally supportive. a question, miss jardines, i think we've run into this before with the project on mission street and the density bonus project, and there wasn't much we can do. we've got a fee -- and it's the only option for the de

it is. >> commissioner moore?ould like to mould over about the acceptance of commissioner fong that she is supportive of a multifamily housing and i would like to resolve the question about the date -- the deck with a 12-foot requirement that would have to disappear partly because it is not possible to go back 1. with the 5-foot of the faÇade and the deck itself is 10-foot six, it gives us 15 feet. if we go back 12 or 15 feet, we basically have 6 inches left for the deck. you might as well ditch it, particularly, unless the rest of the unit plans change, we are not able to accommodate a deck here. >> i think the general requirement from planning is 15 feet to the building face, not to deck use. is that correct? >> 5 feet off the property line. >> that is on the side property. >> we are talking about the setback. >> the deck on the top floor of the building face. 15 feet is standard. >> to the building face, not to any edge of the deck. >> no, 5 feet is standard for the setback for the decks that are located at the

roy moore, there is going to be a crowded republican primary. roy moore is probably going to at least make the runoff. we will see if republicans in d.c. can prevent him from being the nominee. i guess i would encourage c-span viewers to be open-minded whether it's frightening or encouraging that even if he is the republican nominee he could win the senate race. host: the president last time was very mixed in his support. could roy moore win without the president's support in 2020? it would be helpful. the president has a way of giving endorsements that are kind of have handed. we will see. just the president winning alabama will be helpful. bigill see whether the republican outside groups turn away from roy moore. they are using that kind of language but if the majority is on the line, if mitch mcconnell as majority leader is on the line are republicans going to turn away from the senate race? i'm skeptical. host: the neighboring georgia, david purdue. what's the uncertainty? >> democrats are still sorting out the field. i don't think the recru

moore: very good question.uruguay when we launched the uruguay round of trade negotiations that took seven or eight years to conclude. it was there that the wto came into existence. when president bush decided to allow china to become a member of the wto, there was great concern that perhaps we were not really on our feet the way we should have been. in terms of making sure currency manipulation could not occur. that intellectual property right infringement would be met with very quickly and very severely. there were certain things of being able to bring in an economy that was growing as steady as china was, as large as china was and finding at the end of the day, while we were kind of looking elsewhere, china really became a real threat when it came to manufacturing and trade for the u.s. shery: thank you for your time today. very interesting views, james moore. if you missed any part of our conversation, tv is your function. watch past interviews. you can also dive into any of the securities or bloomberg

>> commissioner moore: that is the way you do master plans. you quantify what else you have the basic understanding of the full student body. >> commissioner richards: if i am flee credits on -- three credits online that is one f.t.e. >> commissioner moore: the mathematics are a mathematical model by which that is done. >> i get it. >> it brings it into account and understanding which by the way described in the plan at the moment. >> that is reasonable. i do think f.t.e. doesn't really talk to impact on the physical environment because you have six students at three credits at three classes versus one student going to one class. there is a whole different impact the apples to apples is a good idea. i don't see a reason not to close the hearing. i agree with commissioner moore on the vanness transportation program. i suggest you folks look at that and concentratorring the teaching curriculum or whatever on vanness as well and the f.t.e. i support closing the hearing. we have made eons of strides. i move to close the hearing. >> i think there i

tonight -- michael moore, host of "most expensivest," rapper, 2 chainz writer, brian michael bendis featuringhe 8g band with fred armisen ♪ [ cheers and applause ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening, i'm seth meyers. this is "late night. how's everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause that is great to hear. in that case, let's get to the news officials in south korea announced yesterday that north korea fired two uniden the sea.jectiles into "a guy can dream," said trump, with his two projectiles [ laughter ] reporters have found that a doctored version of the presidential seal was projected behind president trump at an event earliethis week, which featured a two-headed russian eagle clutching a set of golf clubs and a banner reading "45 is a puppet" in spanish. [ laughter ] hmm. somebody doesn't like trump and also speaks spanish, busted! [ laughter and applause according to reports, rudy guiliani is serving as s president trump'wyer for free well, i think we can all agree he is worth every penny. [ laughter ] that'sight guiliani is serving as trump's lawyer for free

>>good evening, i'm ken wayne and i'm pam moore, thank you for joining us on this 4th of july by our shocks and aftershocks our vicki liviakis joins us now with the latest on what happened and of course making this was a very strong quake. this one was hard to miss a lot of people felt in fact it's california's biggest in 2 decades, it hit about 10 20 this morning here china lake that is about a 150 miles o just northeast of la so it was felt up and down the state and beyond and damage reports continue to roll in. >>home security camera captured the moment the quake hit if you are. >>might be it so. >>this video last chattering tactics clinic near the wrest it destroyed literally everything that we had flat screens my dresses are not over. >>the kern county fire department tweeted it was responding to nearly 2 dozen incidents, ranging from medical assistance to structure fires. >>there is some structural damage to the hospital. there is some sprinkles that are leaking the local hospital had to be evacuated. >>amid repeated aftershock we have about an 80% chance of at least

even michael moore agrees that the dems and mueller blew it. joining us now, brent bozell with the media research center.

and a number of viewers agreed with charles moore, such as alan, who said...thers feel that those supporting brexit dominate and object to the frequency with which nigel farage in particular is invited onto the programme. in may he had his 33rd appearance so far, which prompted dan in york to e—mail... bbc which prompted dan in york to e—mail. .. bbc news which prompted dan in york to e—mail... bbc news said in response that... they added... the arguments around brexit and much more complex than the choice between leave and remain... that edition of the programme in may was a particularly lively one with nigel farage clashing with the opponent of brexit, mp anna soubry. you clearly were not listening, you never do, do you? applause canl applause can ijust applause can i just say, applause can ijust say, you're talking about the toxicity of the debate and the kind of hot tempers we see here on the kind of stuff we see online and outside parliament. talking like this is exactly surely what we are talking about. as people, we can be better than that. for some aud

we saw doug jones of alabama it was against roy moore but a democrat won in alabama. stacey abrams in 2018, andrew gillum running for governor in florida. beto o'rourke in texas, all democrats in the south and they made the calculus that many are making. instead of running to the center and running as a milquetoast democrat trying to win over the centrist republican, run to stoke the democratic base. get hispanics in georgia as well as black voters to turn out. get white liberals to turn out. build a new kind of younger, more dynamic, more diverse coalition and that's the path to victory. that's the case many democrats are making if they want to come back in trump country in the south. >> well, you know, richard haass, it's interesting. let's put up that map again of the actual percentages because as you put that up, you actually see the states where there's at least income -- the

. >> commissioner moore? >> i read an interesting article in the journal speaking about demolition versus deconstruction in the city of palo alto. they have joined or taken the example from portland where the demolition of homes is not just simply a demolition anymore, but it is a systematic destruction of the structure to reuse, recycle, and alleviate excessive landfill due to demolition. this particular piece of legislation is going to affect how -- going to be in effect in palo alto in 2020 and affect commercial and residential buildings. it would be a very interesting thing for this city to look into and also consider. there are costs associated with it, but that is secondary to the benefit of what this program could achieve. i will hand it handed around for people to read. >> thank you. i also wanted to say that while i was on vacation, my e-mail got hacked. if you got an e-mail from me asking you to purchase amazon cards or whatever, it wasn't from me and i apologize. >> if there's nothing further, we c

moore is sharply anti-trump, one of the few who did predict a trump victory."late night" viewers about a method of viewer turnout, one that moore is now recommending the democrats use across the country to get voters to go out to the polls, by putting things other than the presidential race on the ballot. >> you want to talk about a strategy. you called this, last time. talk about what happened in michigan in 2018. >> last november, michigan sadly went red for trump in 2016. but this past november, we brought it back to blue. and we kicked out all the republicans in the state capitol. we got the governor, and let me tell you how we did it. we got to do this in especially the swing states this year. ballot proposals brought out the people to vote last november who may not have voted. let's get two ballot proposals, this is karl rove and bush's idea, in 2004, they got states to put an amendment to ban gay marriage. it went out in 14 states and got enough people to get bush elected. if we put ballot measures on the ballot, we got marijuana legalization, doubled t

and for some of them, mary tyler moore was like a port of entry. >> i'm doing as good a job as he didter. >> better! and i'm being paid less than he was because -- >> you're a woman. >> the television female could be a hero. she could be the main event. >> rita. all right. >> out loud! >> the first script written by allen burns and jim brooks had mary comes to minneapolis divorced. and very quickly cbs says, no, no, no, no, no. >> at the beginning of the decade, divorce was considered somewhat scandalous. >> she went on dates with a lot of guys. >> but the guys weren't really important. >> we seem to be hitting it off. and i just thought -- >> you just thought? >> she's not obsessed with finding a husband. >> don't forget to take your pill. >> i won't. >> i won't. >> this was about people coping with one another. and the workplace was like a family. >> i told ted to close with the copy for sue ann. >> oh, my god. >> what's wrong? >> i told the projectionist it was the other way around. >> oh, my god. >> local pig farmers served notice today that rising corn prices are forcing them to

here's abc's har cumarcus moore. >> reporter: she was the girl with the bright smile and even brighter future. this newly released surveillance video may have captured the last images of her alive. >> a college student from st. louis has been found dead in mississippi. >> reporter: the 21 year old college student was found in the remote mississippi woods. her autopsy revealing she died of multiple gunshot wounds. >> foul play is involved. >> reporter: but how she ended up in those woods 30 miles away remained a mystery until police arrested this man. it turns out he was ally's classmate at old miss, seen by her side in this photo in a social media post. >> possibly armed. >> reporter: police in tennessee track him down at this gas station in memphis. >> 23, male. >> reporter: tonight the mystery surrounding one woman's horrific murder. it is the summer before her senior year, and alexandria is taking courses at the university of mississippi. known around the country warmly as ole miss in oxford. >> it's an arts town known for color and flavor, a local melting pot. >> reporter: this is

. >> i would like to think charlie moore as our in-house counsel. he joins us to talk about tech and law. charlie, the founder and ceo of rocket lawyer. one of the few supporters i can find of libra. are you supporting facebook doing cryptocurrency? >> do i support facebook doing cryptocurrency? it serncertainly has some advantages. i definitely support block chain technology, i think it is transiti transformati transformative. i think it has massive potential. i am a lawyer and i also support regulations. >> should i have pause? i guess facebook is big enough to do it but are they the right company to do it? >> facebook is one of the right companies to be doing it. just to frame it a little bit, they are doing something called libra and the libra alliance, that's not for profits. libra is the currency itself and something for profit that david marcus a smart guy that used to run paypal is in charge of as well. i think you know david marcus who's a guy that knows a lot about digital currency, can have about a billion dollars as i do of calculation.

for them. >> we should just say it. >> yes. >> commissioner moore. >> mr. reardon. could you please give me a better understanding of how you define 50% of exterior elements or 25% of street-facing surfaces. does that include windows? >> that question might be more for planning, regarding the definition surrounding calculations based on wall and if that is inclusive of windows or not. >> for me a window is surface and obviously the numbers get very skewed if you eliminate window as opening, rather than just solidly built -- wall surfaces. i'm curious. >> yeah. >> like to leave that open. >> the way i read, if it's surfaces, that would be wall surfaces. and it would just be limited to the wall itself. so maybe. >> yeah. sure. so currently those similar type definitions are in the plan code, the definitions are in the building code. in the planning code, because this hasn't been cleared, the interpretation that we've made over the years is that if a window opening remains a glazed feature, even if it's changed and in the same size shape, form, it's not considered remo

and decided to appoint steven moore to the federal reserve before the vetting process. this confirms the discussion that is out on wall street there have been a bunch of papers out there >> one who apparently decided against this -- >> today today. that presentation that kayla just reported. even happened at all is striking news >> peter >> i agree let's put it in perspective. the dollar index and dollar trade index is no higher than 2015 we are a consumer dependent economy. purchasing power is important to the consumer dependent economy weakening the dollar is nonsensical. >> i want to say one more thing for the better part of 20 or 30 years, we had a strong dollar policy that served the country reasonably well. there are probably as many companies that do well with the strong dollar as do well with the weak dollar. we have not really targeted the currency as a fiscal matter. whether or not it is a monetary policy matter. different story. >> one last point. we rely on foreign investment. we have budget deficits. trade deficits we need that money to come here. if you we

>>and that wraps up kron 4 news at 5 ken wayne and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at 6 alright vicki. thank you coming up on kron 4 news at 6 o'clock the search is on for a driver following a hit and run in the north bay, a 2 year-old hit and found in the street then airlifted to the hospital and we're going to show you a live picture at a rally against isis it's happening right now in san francisco, it's all over immigration raids attorney so kron 4. >>those rates are already under way right now in the bay area. what those lawyers just when you thought you were done painting... ...you discover paint bleed under your tape... not with frogtape! frogtape is the only painter's tape treated with patented paintblock technology. paintblock reacts with the water in latex paint to form a micro-barrier against paint bleed, giving you the sharpest lines possible. get professional results with frogtape... no messy lines, no paint bleed. for sharp lines every time, frog it! whoa. travis in it made it. it's amazing. oh is that travis's app? it's pretty cool, isn't it? there's two of them. they're

the president even -- another tweet michael moore posted saying even michael moore agrees the dems andnd saturday night live cast member, former snl cast members said the act of looking forward to the mueller hearings as if anything will come of it feels like having lunch with an x you are hoping to get back together with. pretty colorful response from her. >> a lot of other celebrities have many more things to say. thank you so much. the time is 28 minutes after the top of the hour and dueling rulings on the trump administration's asylum policies just hours apart, we are breaking down the case. it could end up in the supreme court. >> trump did everything he could to obstruct justice. >> congress to begin impeachment proceedings. >> the president did everything he could to obstruct. >> 2020 democrats still calling for impeachment after robert mueller's testimony falls flat. will that hurt them on the campaign trail. our panel debates next. >> welcome back, half past the top of the are. look at our top headline starting with a fox news alert, brand-new surveillance video showing the la

now facing charges that he sexually abused a number of victims, thank you for joining us, i'm pam moore ken wayne police say the crimes happened over the course of years kron 4 grant lodes joins us now with the allegations that peninsula peninsula man is now facing serious allegations pam and ken this is the man police have arrested 47 year-old. >>randolph haldeman he's facing 2 counts of lewd and lascivious acts with a child under 14 years old and police say there could be more victims out there. they say this started back in january when officers got reports of sex-assault set the love dare rec center. the alleged crimes happening over the span of several years investigators say autumn in work there as a swim team photographer at the time of the incidents, the victims were between

>>ken wayne and pam moore here with kron 4 news at 6 vicki thanks to you both coming up next on kronozens of firefighters found to have elevated levels of 10 toxins after fighting a north a wildfire back in 2017 the changes that the fire chief says me to happen high tension in the court brewmaster calm says cross examination ago ship fire trial. >>how he responded when grilled on whether he was telling the truth. plus an east bay teenager gunned down outside a fast-food restaurant tonight. the search is on for th there's no such thing as a born winner. so start driving and don't stop. because no one takes off at the finish line. and the only way to get that trophy, is to take it. net generation. official youth tennis of the usta. and. tonight is 6 family members of ghost ship fire victims speaking out after the second day of derek elmen a the master tenet of the ghost ship warehouse taking the stand. thank you for joining us, i'm pam moore and i'm ken wayne, a man is charged with 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter for the 36 lives that were lost the night of the fire. >>back in 20

moore. do the right thing. you can do it. so do it. >> reporter: the gordon and betty moore foundation sent us this statement. we recognize the strong feelings both in support and opposition to this project. we respect every person's perspective, we hope all actions will continue to be peaceful. more than peaceful even friendly as a group presented a rep from the foundation with a petition to stop the project with 7,000 pages of signatures from around the world. we tried to get an on camera comment. >> do you want to give the foundation the opportunity to respond with our cameras here. will there ever be confrontation if they fail to respond? >> if hawaii says go for it, we will. >>> bay area voters have chosen to increase bridge tolls over the past several years because they are supposed to be a payoff. >> next, new at 6:00, see what that money is actually going towards. >> i'm spencer christian. we have quite the heat wave going on with temperatures at or above 100 degrees. i'll give you the forecast for the weekend coming

still put up with in san francisco, >>that wraps up kron 4 news at 5 pam moore, ken wayne they're here with kron 4 news at 6 a queue catherine coming up on kron 4 news tonight at 6 o'clock hundreds of people rally all around the bay area, not just against immigration raids, but also. >>against keep party's keeping children in detention. what the protesters are demanding a rare legal win for president trump ordered appeals court just said the administration can do in its efforts to crack down. >>on sanctuary cities. the news at 6 is next. thanks for the ride-along, captain! i've never been in one of these before, even though geico has been- ohhh. ooh ohh here we go, here we go. you got cut off there, what were you saying? oooo. oh no no. maybe that geico has been proudly serving the military for over 75 years? is that what you wanted to say? mhmmm. i have to say, you seemed a lot chattier on tv. geico. proudly serving the military for over 75 years. you ok back there, buddy? >>in the no choice but to fight and the people that are the most vulnerable in and affected by this time i want h

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adrian moore has our story. >> reporter: this remote property near galt is the site of a proposed new animal sanctuary called squirrel monkey haven, the facility would be home for up to the 55 primates previously used by medical researchers. the monkeys are now retired and out a new home they would likely be euthanized. >> these monkeys that dedicated their lives to behavioral research and other types of research that benefits humankind we have an obligation to to see they live in a tranquil and peaceful manner. >> reporter: the owners say the facility would have 18 climate controlled kennels with attached outdoor habitats and be surrounded by a fence. some homeowners aren't happy about the monkey business. they filed an appeal last year talking about potential escapes, odors and noise. >> we came to the country because we like the sounds of the country. >> reporter: an environmental review is now complete. county staff says the project met all rimpts. >> the predicted property line noise levels would be below the measured ambient noise. >> reporter: county supervisors voted unanimous

andy moore has this report.cised mrs may and her ambassador, downing street issued a statement saying sir kim darroch continued to had the full support of the prime minister. the leak was u nfortu nate, the prime minister. the leak was unfortunate, the statement went on, but the special relationship would endure. 0n but the special relationship would endure. on his twitterfeed, president trump said he had been very critical about the way the uk and prime minister theresa may handled brexit. what a mess she and her representatives have created. i told her how it should be done but she decided to go another way. i do not know the ambassador but he is not know the ambassador but he is not liked or well thought of within the us. we will no longer deal with him.". the good news for the wonderful united kingdom is that they will soon have a new prime minister. while i thoroughly enjoyed the magnificent state visit last month, it was the queen who i was most impressed with. " month, it was the queen who i was most impr

commissioner moore? morei >> i see a constriction in your drawings. a-103 is being labelled as only accessible to the upper units, however, your other drawings shows it accessible to the rest. >> it's only for the top unit. the design was to keep the number of penthouses down. there is a fire department requirement on a four-story building with a roof deck, all of the units to have at least one penthouse for the fire department to get out there, but there's a -- there's also a requirement for any because we're above the fourth level to have two means of egress. but one of the means of egress if it's a private deck can be the retractable hatch, and that's how the design was arrived at. the design was the entire ground unit has the rear yard, and the top unit has the exclusive use of the top deck. if we did make it accessible to all units, i did talk to the fire department, you'd need both penthouses, and not a penthouse and a retractable hatch. i thought that was a combination of that. the middle unit, which is the smallest of the units, the way it was

this year supervisor gordon moore needed two thirds of voters to approve a tax on stock-based compensation that targets tech companies that go public uber and slack. the money would have gone to affordable housing and family programs. mars is says he will now put a similar messer for the 2020 ballot instead. >> next year's proposal is a general tax that needs only a simple majority of votes to pass. >>> an emotional day on capitol hill as two men who lost loved ones in the boeing 737 max 8 rashes testified for the first time. the father of a 24 year old victim of the ethiopia crash shared his painful testimony before the house transportation committee. and to support him, a canadian man who lost his three small children, his wife, and a mother-in-law also testified. >> my family's flesh is in ethiopia mixed with fear and pieces of the aircraft. >> for us, we wish the faa had gotten ahead of it. we now have 346 tombstones. >> investigators believe a faulty sensor triggered the plan's anti-stall system pushing the plane into a dive in both cases. meantime boeing engineers are working to reso

thank you for joining us, i'm pam moore and i'm ken wayne.one of the most anticipated congressional hearings in recent memory and as washington correspondent. >>alexandra le mon tells us several california lawmakers used the opportunity to delve deeper into mueller's findings. lawmakers got there first and perhaps only chance to question special counsel robert mueller about his nearly two-year long investigation. >>republican lawmakers argued special counsel robert mueller treated president trump unfairly and said mueller failed to make a legal case against the president. >>you made a political case instead you put it in a paper sack lit it on fire drop it on our porch rang the doorbell and ran. >>they also question political ties between members of mueller's teato

. >> vice president koppel: commissioner moore? >> i appreciate staff's moving to stay ahead. i ask myself why is this amendment being done now? why has it taken so long? the market octavia plan was started in 2008. we have looked through it, seen the pressure points over ten years. the hub was thinking in 2012. we are at 2019, and the pressures which further put pressure on market octavia are even becoming more obvious throughout the time, and people have asked questions. i appreciate commissioner johnson's comment. i appreciate commissioner fung's comment on equity, on green statement, on infrastructure capacity, and i'm wondering, is this plan really anticipatory or is it just a retrofit of the inevitable? we all know that everybody who's going to be affected with this plan is already sitting at the table and pretty much has designed the projects, and i'm questioning whether or not if what we're proposing here is enough -- visionary enough to challenge some of the premises that are quite critical. let me be very practical. i have looked for example at the 10,000 s project.

i'm ken why and i'm pam moore, poor air quality can cause all kinds of throat and lung issues and the heat is not going to help our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with more. what we should all be prepared for this yeah, you know that we've been talking about this huge dome of high pressure building in that's going to finally settle in over the bay area but. >>as it does a really kind of trap some kind of trump's on the blues around the bay area and sends our temperatures soaring and that's exactly what we're expected to happen over the weekend this ridge coming right out of the desert southwest building into the bay area going to bring the hottest temperatures of the month in the bay area so get ready we're going to talk about some scorching temperatures many an ac is going to be all full blast for this weekend as those highs are going to soar outside least away from the coastline. and it's really interesting how breaks down right up the beaches, your temperatures going to be 40 degrees cooler be very comfortable in the 60's but you get inside the bay just over the h

the issue on boyds is a sinkholne that work ll laned blocked 117 at moore road. probably another 24 hours befor that ismpletely wrapped up. westbound 66 after 123 right lane blocked disabled vehicle. >> melissa, thank you. >>> 4:31. developing in the dismict this orning police are looking for the driver whod opene fire on another driver in broad ftylight. this was the math left behind on i-395. we're told an suv hit a honda. there was some sort of argument and the honda driver pulled a gun and shot the other driver. that vict is in critical condition. the road had to be shut down for hours while police were b investigating so far no arrests. >>> this morning a local lgbtq activist is speaking out after ransgender ries of women in the district. police believe each crime was committed by the same man. the suspect was captured in surveillance photos you see here. the first robbery happened last monday on second street northeast. the second and third happened two days later within about 30 minutes of each other nearby sixth and k streets and on hunt place. police say

andy moore reports.illion food parcels across the country last year. they are gearing up for their busiest time of year, the summer school holidays, when they prepare lots of food parcels especially for children. during the school terms, the children are actually getting the school meal during the day at school. so obviously during school holidays, there isn't the provision for the extra meals, and that puts an extra strain on the families. extra money needed for childcare can also put pressure on poorerfamilies during the holidays. the trussell trust is launching an appeal for funds and food donations. it is also calling for changes to policy. the main issue that we see, which we're calling for a change with, is the five—week wait that people have to endure until they get their first universal credit payments. it's big, structural measures that the government needs to address in order to put an end to this crisis. the government says families on universal credit can get advance payments from day one so

>> all right, marcus moore tonight. marcus, thank you. >>> there has been a major break in the investigation into the death of a beloved african-american activist in baton rouge. her body was found in the trunk of her car. a short time ago, authorities now announcing they have a suspect in custody, and what they've now learned. here's abc's alex perez. >> reporter: tonight, police announcing an arrest in the murder of beloved baton rouge civil rights leader sadie roberts-joseph. >> we received so many phone calls from the community when they learned it was miss sadie. >> reporter: ron jermaine bell, a convicted sex offender, has been charged with first degree murder. >> we believe that ron bell was a tenant in one of her rent houses. we believe that he was behind several months on his rent. >> reporter: the 75-year-old's body was found friday, stuffed in the trunk of her car. in addition to creating the city's black history museum, roberts-joseph spent decades working to educate people. tonight, a shattered community, a

representative moore, i'll start with you because you are in south carolina. joe biden, he likened the tweet about harris to the birther attacks against former president barack obama. what do you make of it, representative, and what's the campaign's plan to deal with it? >> craig, it's good to hear from you. we originally met here in south carolina, just a few weeks ago. i tell you what, it's just simply racist and it's actually a trend with the trump's racist attacks, as you remember, with the birther issue, with president obama. listen, it's a tactic that will not work. senator harris is committed to prosecuting the case against donald trump. and so they're afraid. i mean, they're really concerned. but look, here in south carolina we're used to dealing with segregationists and racists like strom thur man and the likes. we're prepared to take the fight to donald trump. we're confident and ready to really talk about senator harris agenda, her 3:00 a.m. agenda dealing with paying teachers more to closing the gap in income inequalities here in this country. >> z