nan, president trump, a big week ahead.for him to be attacking former president obama right now? >> i think president trump is focused on his mission for the american people. he is right to point out that there was apparently an opportunity for his predecessor to do far more about an issue that has obsessed members of his predecessor's party. but the president is absolutely right that there's no evidence whatsoever that he said anything to do with russia, and the fact that we were so vulnerable in certain respects on the u.s. government side has to be laid at the feet of the practices of the previous administration, and that should be the end of it, quite honestly. now onward with his mission to protect the american people including america's veterans, because he's signing a great, big v.a. accountability bill stuff. >> mayor nutter, a democrat, representative adam schiff, came out this morning also saying that president obama failed to properly respond to russian threats. senior obama official also told the "washington pos

nan orrock is a democratic state senator in georgia. her senate district 36 includes downtown atlanta. we welcome you both to democracy now! let's begin with dr. raphael warnock. what happened in atlanta? it was close, but in the end, the republican pulled it out and karen handel, in her acceptance speech and her victory speech last night, thanked president trump as people chanted "trump." >> good to be here with you, amy, even on a day like this. we have to play for the long game. we were very focused on this election -- indeed, the whole country has been focused on the special election here in georgia. i do think we have to keep in mind that this has been a solid republican district for a very long time, for about four decades. this was an uphill journey from the beginning. the fact that this was actually a real race, that this was -- there were serious movement on the left can only be accounted for with reference to donald trump. so there is deep unrest in the country. ,is approval rating is very low even in the district. i found it

ha-sah'-nan's murder has caused fear in the muslim community. but police believe she was a victim of road rage, not a hate crime. during the vigil, her school principal praised her. earlier in the day, a funeral was held for ha-sah'-nan at the adams center in sterling. her alleged killer, darwin martinez torres, is being held without bail. he's in the u.s. illegally from el salvador. ha-sah'-nan would have finished her sophomore year of high school this week. right now on the hill - senate republicans are getting ready to unveil their plan to replace obamacare, just hours from now. sources tell the associated press the proposal would cut federal funding for medicaid and planned parenthood.. end penalties on people not buying coverage.. and repeal taxes on the wealthy. the bill is an attempt to strike a compromise between existing law and the house healthcare bill passed last month. no democrats are expected to support it. we'll be monitoring the hill closely and update you as we learn more details. the so-called pizzagate shooter will be sentenc

nan hay board. a former -- from new york. and also -- thank you both for joinings and to be honest we were having this conversation before this show started, just how complicated this issue is. ner ra what's your reaction to this score? >> i would have to say quite honestly i was shocked. i mean, for weeks the senate has been telling everyone they're going to have a very different bill from the house, and the president himself said the house bill was mean, and the senate needed to be more generous. and in some bill, this cbs score is harsher. just next year, 15 million people lose healthcare, 14 million in the house. premiums increase. the president had a bunch of promises, premiums would go down, out of pocket would go down, everyone would keep their coverage that's false. i'd have to say i was surprised the senate moved right instead of going towards a general yus plan. >> amanda can you disagree and why? >> well, don we know eight years into the affordable care act, seven years at this point, that americans are losing thei

she plains martin's owner, nan, and that's cocreator and voice of martin.racter, a way to make fun of myself and the whole generation, very self-analytical. >> so martin has to sit through sex. >> yeah. yeah. >> [ laughter ] >> everybody who has dogs who has sex you know how it is. >> it's weird you look over and your dog is looking at you. >> there's ned he is a rescue from chicago. >> hey ned this is my yard, ned. >> certainly when i first read the description of the show i thought oh, dear. >> if something makes me happy, how could it be wrong. >> made this web series just for fun. i was an in ad director. and always did long-form stuff. >> tv folk got hold of it, loved it and took a risk. >> yeah i'm a trash dog and she's a fancy lady but we have each other. >> for "nightline," in los angeles. >> thanks nick. downward dog airs tuesday here on abc. at 8:00. thank you for watching "abc news tonight" as always ♪ sun to the farm ♪ ♪ to the seeds in a row ♪ ♪ goodness begins with the seed that you sow ♪ ♪ plant that oat and watch it grow ♪ ♪ good goes around

nan hayworth from new york, and member of the trump campaign advisory board. also nira tandon, former policy director for hillary clinton who helped to write obamacare. so, thank you both for joining us. we were, to be honest, having this conversation before the show started. just how complicated this issue is. doctor, i want to skpepeak to y in a moment. what's your reaction to the sne cbo score? 22 million uninsured next year because of the individual mandate, it goes away. >> i have to say, quite honestly, i was shocked. for weeks the senate has been telling everyone they're going to have a very different bill from the house and the president, himself, said the house bill was mean and senate needed to be more generous. in some ways this bill, the cbo bill is harsher, next year, just next year, 15 million people lose health care. 14 million in the house. premiums. the president had a bunch of promises. premiums would go down, out of pocket costs would go down. cbo said that's false. everyone would keep their coverage, that's false. he wouldn't touch medicaid

and i can't see nan but i can hear her. her voice sounds like she is passing a kidney stone.he is trying to bend herself in pretzel shapes. to find a way to respond without responding. we cannot do that. for the good of the country, for the good of the party, for the good of this president you support, call it out, confront it. call it out vociferously and do not give him a pass. if not you are going to be passing kidney stones on tv for the next three and a half years. >> i need liz again, we're going to run out of time. liz, go on. >> i want to make a point. i was at that rally where melania trump announced she was going to launch this war against cyberbullying. i think it's very ironic she wants to make herself the warrior of this fight and ivanka trump wants to be a warrior for feminism and donald trump is the poster child for online bullying of women. if an alien came to earth and asked me what it was, i would show him the tweet from this morning to explain to him this is how you bully women online and how you get away with it when people justified it in a wide variety o

. >> similar approaches in more nan 100 cities. >> about a hundred people att d attended make america great protesters applauding president trump's decision saying american families feel the intense regulation. when i object to is when consumers -- to politically well connected green energy executives. that's got to stop what trump decided. >> abc 7 news was on the golden gate bridge. the wear orange movement began after the shooting death of teen in 2017 th47. >>> seven dead frand four inju d cows worth up $5 nowitzki each. $5,000 each. they've been missing ten days. >> cal water says san francisco residents cannot have tap water. after vandalism was discovered at a water tank. a lock was cut and water service was worried water may have been contaminated. >>> and cities going green. >>> and a legal way to reach you on the cellphone. what the fcc is considering right now. >>> a spectacular start to the weekend. bright and breeleezy who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing ther

do not go out there and try to rationalize it or defend it. >> let me bring in nan.p does not discriminate. here's what he said about carly fiorina when he was competing with her. from the "rolling stone" when the anchor throws to carly fiorina, trump's expression sours and the camera bores in on fiorina. look at that face, he cries, would anyone vote for that? can anyone imagine that the face of our president? i mean she's a woman and i'm not supposed to say bad things? but come on, are we serious. this is one that was really disheartening to me, okay? liein' ted cruz just used a picture of melania from a photo shoot in his ad. and the one i'm talking about is where he compared his wife to heidi cruz. >> heidi. >> in that terrible picture. anyone can take a terrible picture at any moment. when he did that comparison. why does the president say these things? >> you know, don, at the time, with carly fiorina i was carly's national media surrogate. what i said then was, you know, the president, mr. trump is at his best when he's talking about the issues. and i continue

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we had kumail nan jani on last week, it is a brilliant comedy, hit of the summer right now it is whaty about two people who meet-- and one of them gets terribly sick and gets into a medically induced coma. >> yeah, i think we actually have more robots than the actual transformers. >> stephen: now kumail nan jani wrote the movie with his wife who is emily gordon. >> yeah. >> stephen: is it hard to play the person you're depicting in front of them when you are making out and having sex with her husband? >> right, so just to clarify, it's based on a true story-- story. >> stephen: yeah, yeah. >> so they're making me do all of these things. so it's a little bit her fall that i'm making out with her husband. >> stephen: so you walked on the set. >> yeah, just had to shoulder it, the catering, yeah, perfect. no, it is sounds a lot weirder than it was. probably the weirdest part about it is that it felt really normal. but like being an actor is a little bit like doing stockholm syndrome all the time, like you're in love with this stranger an you're yeah, sure, that's fine, i'm in love with a

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you know that and a great gentle nan and we we miss him. calling on all members of congress by passing these life saving measures in the housz and the senate and then sending them to my disk for a very expect signature. you zroent to wait. it will be >>> the the to save american lives and also to start getting smart. so with that i would like to ask each of the families invited and some of the folks that i know i would like to start with so other people can learn by it. your sunson was an incredible student and athlete! kwlae. in 200 l 8 was murdered by an illegal alien that was in l.a. county jalt, was released without calling ice. he was looking for someone black to kill. that's what they say that's really fast. he was the 100, 400 relay. so he was living the dream that. was our dream. you know, it was squashed out. thank you for trump and doing what you guys are doing. >> and jmill's son was ang ks ent student and we miss him. >>> yeah. my son was 18 years old in november of 2010 he was systematically tortured, beaten, murder and his bod

point ever what he anticipates happening with the oversight committee now that it will have a new chair nan july. >> similar question or different topic. >> i have people affected by it and administration policy changing policy for haitians and how it affects the entire community and how congressman can help two college educated women have the same tubts that my children v the room is filling up and kong dress man is over there talking to people ahead of time answering questions and certainly being accessible and appsing questions. we'll vice-president familiar lay don'ted a new puppy and kitten news via instagram they welcomed harley and hazel. vice-president pence daughter said with loss comes new life. it was one week ago the 12-year-old cat oreo died and they have a eye cat pickles and bunny named mar lon bundo. >> if you need a friend in washington got a dog. >> or rabbit or cat or whatever. >> we figure all the animals are at the naval observatory because the trump family doesn't seem to be in the mood to take annie yu mall at this point. >> if that does it for us tonight. more news a

>> well, they're kind of second bah nan nana to intel they have a new technology that so amd, whose fortune el. had been pretty bad, they've turned it around because of a new product line and a lot of people seem to be buying their chip. instead of intel. >> kim forest, always good to see you. thanks for joining us. >> thank you. >> you bet. >>> most would agree one of the hottest part of the economy has been housing and toe, we learned prices of newly built homes hit a record. seas ro sales rose in may. builders say they wo like to put up home, but they're facing tight regulations op land use. which is only driving their costs even higher. but a new trend in town homes could be the solution. desiiana oleic has the story. >> thet be as swanky, but town homes are taking off in today's tight real estate market. >> seems to be a general philosophy by local governments to increase density and be more efficient with land use. >> like here in this maryland suburb south of the nation's capitol, where effompty land is .car >> so, they're really encouraging more town home and even products where you

join sports director larry beil and mike shoe nan for #dubson7 pregame show brought to you by jeep. larry and mike will be live at oracle arena tonight at 5:00 p.m. as the three pete final gets underway. >> well, three bay area planned parenthood centers will be closing for good at the end of this month. the centers are in central richmond, pilts burg, and vacaville. abc7 news reporter melanie woodrow explains why these three locations were chosen. >> reporter: planned parenthood of northern california provides health care and education to approximately 155,000 people a year, everything from cancer screening to birth control. now the provider has announced it will close centers in central richmond, pittsburgh, and vacaville on june 30th. >> this is a decision that was made in a really careful and deliberate way. >> reporter: that's because planned parenthood chose locations that are close to other locations. >> on july 1st we want to be able to keep seeing everyone who needs us at the nearby locations or other locations. >> reporter: employees will also have the option of working at

just cloud cover for us right now, there goes the rem nan every cindy. and east, you see by tonight, over kentucky then fade out as it moves into the delaware vale. >> pressure moving off to the north, cold front draped to the south, absorb cindy, showers and thunderstorms in the first half of the day saturday. much quiet err, though, sunday. and really again just recap here, the cold front, it will move on n thunderstorm chances today and tomorrow, not going to be real widespread. not overly heavy rain. >> temperatures for us this morning, in the 70s, waking up to very mild conditions, here is your seven day forecast, it is warm, and muggy. but check out sunday into neck week, eight an on sunday with plenty of sunshine for us, very seasonable end of the weekends, then even high every only 79 on monday, maybe a stray shower there. and then we are going with high temperature of 80 degrees on tuesday, again, really looking at below average temperatures through wednesday and thursday. >> matt, thank you. we do have a disable vehicle that we want to tell you

fop unanimously endorsed gross nan for philadelphia district attorney after meeting grossman and democratic candidate larry krasner last night. grossman and krasner will face off in the november general election. grossman is honored, proud to receive the endorsement. >>> police in plant i can county are trying to round up suspects they say are connect to the string of crimes, in buena vista township. authorities want to identify this man, wanted in a car bar glare i investigation. they say he he was seen looking into cars on cedar avenue one of the three areas also hit by burglars. police are also trying to identified a group of people in connection with vandalism at michael debbie park. authorities are working to see if these incidents are connected. >>> you have plans for bill cosby to conduct town hall meetings on the u.s. judicial system is on hold. one of the cosby's lawyers said she can't imagine the actor will speak publicly while his criminal case is still unsettled. cosby's spokesperson said last week that the comedian planned to hold town halls to teach young people how to stay ou

you add 25 cents to each car and they'll be making an extra $28,000 a day, more nan $10 million a year just from adding a quarter to every car. this will be going into effect on monday. live from the golden gate bridge, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> all right, amy. thank you. >>> and now to senate republicans healthcare bill. governor jerry brown and senators diane fine stain and kamala harris are host a news conference today to talk about ties deaf stating effect on california. senate is the planning to hold a do or die procedural vote on the bill tomorrow as it faces growing opposition within the republican party. >> i will stop this bill. >> reporter: as democrats gathered with protesters. >> i'll tell you right now, this crazy, evil bill is not about going together, it's about leaving people behind. >> reporter: republicans continued last-minute negotiations. >> this is the art of the possible and the the art of getting 50 votes. >> the nonpartisan congressional budget office revealing the senate healthcare bill would leave 22 million more americans uninsured over the next decade,

signed nan. and through this almost 60 years of marriage, i have a written record of the ups and downs of the marriage. it is not who is afraid of virginia wolf. it is more or less the ongoing, persevering, good time, bedtime routine of a persevering marriage. for now approaching its six decades. what does it mean? well, i wonder. i will tell you one thing as a reporter, it brings me as i read what was written, by a woman who was very upset by this husband, me. what she writes on october 11 of 1981. isn't what she believes on october 18 of 1981. there is change. if you're going to be holding to the written word of any particular note, and believe that is the final word, you are wrong. this is not a story we're doing about history. but it is a personal history that i am doing. historians that go back and read the life of maybe general grant or the letters of lincoln, or the letters of maybe margaret atwood. might as biographers think that what was written by trent torture sister is the final word.

you add 25 cents to each car and they'll be making an extra $28,000 a day, more nan $10 million a yearadding a quarter to every car. this will be going into effect on monday. live from the golden gate bridge, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> all right, amy. thank you. >>> and now to senate republicans healthcare bill. governor jerry brown and senators diane fine stain and kamala harris are host a news conference today to talk about ties deaf stating effect on california. senate is the planning to hold a do or die procedural vote on the bill tomorrow as it faces growing opposition within the republican party. >> i will stop

yes, this includes nicole kid nan, russell brands. always a good show.can watch the late late show with jail cord on week nights 12:37 right here on cbs-3, tonight carpool karaoke with ed sheeran. love them both. how about this? kevin james and lea remny teaming up again. will both appear on the tv citcom kevin can wake. guess starred in the season finale as undercover cop. actress after -- erin haze, who played his wife, now off the show. >> nice little bump. dillon did not attend the nobel prize ceremony but the nobel prize winner and literature had to give a speech to collect his wings. so he turned the speech in yesterday. giving credit to rock-and-roll pioneers, and claiming that rock-and-roll was like explosion in his brain. dillon collected a $922,000 prize for winning the nobel prize. >> ross war winning actor al batch even owe taking on new role, reportedly signed onto portray late penn state coach joe paterno in upcoming film about the jerry sandusky, expected to focus on paterno's reaction to sandusky arrest and l fought the at penn statement

creato ace cues of killing his son brend nan 2015. today would have been brendan 's fifth birthday. hearing next month will consider creato's possible re trial. jurors were dismiss when they could not reach a verdict after deliberating for four days. defense attorneys say they will request a bail reductions so creato can be released from jail. >> dj is upset. he wanted to go home today. owe wanted to be with his family. he hasn't seen his family in person other than in the courtroom for a year and a half and it is heart breaking for all of them. >> creato's retrial will be determined during a status conference in july. >>> happening today, attorneys for bill cosby will be in montgomery county court for a pretrial hearing. cosby's accused of drugging and sexually assaulting a temple employee at his elkins park home in 2004. cosby's trial is set to begin next week. >>> to the nation's capitol president trump is expect to withdraw from the paris climate accord during an event at the rose garden. president trump decision has lawmakers on both side of the aisle divided, mitt romney tweet

struggling to balance the budget i guarantee if you'll be happy to reduce manpower and improve plant nans reliability of the ship. >>. >> on the end right there. >> you mentioned you went into great detail on what you're doing. but short of hoping for another hurricane what do you do to make sure that the private side invests as much money in that as you guys are. >> well, we are not going to root for another hurricane. i'm satisfied they are making the investments you need to make. if you can go look at it today some of the things they are doing to build facilities that would allow more work to be done inside, a thing called the unit outfitting hall which is a significant investment. you know, the challenge has always been on my side of the house that is private sector incentivized to make those investments because it makes them more profitable going fo forward. we have been willing to parking lot ner with them and share some of those costs i'm satisfied they are making those competitive. that's one ocht great things. if it incentivized them to make them more profitable i don't have the

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nan thompson miller. mr. speaker, i rise today to honor ms. kathleen russell from georgia who received the president's award on behalf of the georgia press association on friday, june 2, 2017. miss russell's strong dedication to her role as long time editor makes her worthy of such an honor. each year an individual who has exhibited outstanding leadership abilities and serves as a mediator is named as a recipient of this award. for generations, member of mrs. russ sells family have worked in the press and it is only fit fifthing that ms. russell would find herself working as a journalist. constituents remember her beloved father as a journalist who stood up to wrongdoers in macintosh county, exposing corruption and theft by a multitude of former county officials. as a child kathleen assisted her parents in the production of the weekly newspaper. during that time, her parents nurtured her love for the press. after graduating from the university of georgia in 1974, mrs. russell began a career as an educator. she left education in pursuit of a ca

nan offersn bucha substantial contrast to the one advanced.ein that his close associations with southern politicians affected the decisions that he made as president. she titles her chapter on buchanan's approach to the secession crisis as appeasing the south. consistentlyat he sided with southern interests during his presidency. she argues that his to llingness to a sort -- assert federal authority during the secession crisis was his major shortcoming as president, and to be sure that was a criticism raised by contemporary republicans and by many northern democrats. n neverues that buchana objected when secessionist seized federal property in the south and says that he did not act forcefully enough or was not assertive with respect to fort sumter sc should have been. -- as he should have been. those months between lincoln's histion in 1860 and inauguration in march of 1861, she argues that his favoritism towards the south was something that bordered on disloyalty. these two biographies, the one ,y klein, and the one by baker to theseful bookends ways that historians have n for well buch

doesn't take more nan a few to get the senate. so a lot of people watching this. so are we. paul ryan making the case now for permanent tax cuts and more to get it done this year. this year! so the man who probably has been saying to himself hello, i've been doing this for a while, the house ways and means chief, kevin brady is next. ahh. where are mom and dad? 'saved money on motorcycle insurance with geico! goin' up the country. love mom and dad' i'm takin' a nap. dude, you just woke up! ♪ ♪ i'm goin' up the country, baby don't you wanna go? ♪ ♪ i'm goin' up the country, baby don't you wanna go? ♪ geico motorcycle, great rates for great rides. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> these reforms, these tax cuts, they need to be permanent. i'm here to tell you, we are going to get this done in 2017. [applause] >> neil: all right. and to hear the speaker tell it, by september. that is also the time that gary cohn was saying much the same. that he would like to see something move out of the house by about that same time period. so obviously they're on the same page here. house ways and means committee

>> so he was best nan and officiating.ped mid ceremony to propose to his long time girlfriend whose name is well, jane, i bet it and reveal not only that but that she's pregnant and he wants to spend the rest of this woman toe wedding ceremony. so hijacks the whole thing and puts all attention on him. >> this bride and groom spend $80,000 they dated. they had a kid. they bought a house. finally we got our money, we can do guy, like steals the whole moment with his proposal and the girlfriend's >> why would you ever think that would be okay. >> clueless. >> there is no man. >> because he is a man. men don't necessity etiquette. >> they know. >> they don't know. >> he just didn't know. they are not even talking any more. you can imagine the bride is furious. explosion out of her head. >> hold on we have a live shot of the bear. tell me where this is, where is it, sky fox. >> thanks, di. >> our stage floor manager just said where is it. >> it is in the tree. >> is this feasterville. >> it was feasterville. >> it moved. >> it

he will challenge joe voguele nan november.eat two. >> celebrating flag day the first 15,000 fans ages 21 and up who eptser nats park will get a free patriotic tank top. the fans can wear the tank tops and post picture on social media using the official #for the day which is 1 pursuit. we heard that before. that whole 1 pursuit thing. >> starting today until sunday all mattress forms in the d.c. area all items collected will be given to foster kids via non profit called casa or d.c. >>> all right. 5:35 now. and we could have boomers coming our way this afternoon right? >> probably. not like overly severe weather kind of bomb boomers. we have not had a single drop of miserable rain in d.c. >> we're almost to middle of the month. >> we could need the rain. anything we get will be welcomed to cool temps down a bit and get rid of hultty. we had record high around parts of region yesterday and satellite and radar showing not much going on now. high, thin clouds out there and hazy and muggy to start the day here. temperatures right n

. >> reporter: the 16-year-old's body found just before 8:00 this morning nan area near 11th and parker streets. a common shortcut, just a stone's throw from the high school. >> it hurts me to see a young man like that -- lying down in the streets, just like -- they just run him down, and really don't make no sense. >> reporter: police say the teenagers got into an argument with someone blocks away. multiple shots fired. >> we have reason to believe he was shot and ran and collapsed where we found him. >> reporter: a violent day in chester. an hour late another shooting, just before 11:00 a.m., a third shooting. around 12:30 a man walking around with a gun pointed it at officers. police fired shots and arrested the man after a short chase. >> it's more important than ever that the people of chester come together to help us end this. >> reporter: put an end to the spike in violence. >> have to come and get out of harm's way. wanted to pick them up from school. >> reporter: the 16-year-old's name has not been officially released but we learned he plays football here at the high school. hi

go into led chips they made a large investment and placed some large words with suppliers we think nan>> what about you danny, how is janis looking at this tech sector sell off over the the last two sessions. two soon to come in and buy names or are you looking at the chip stocks that have been hit harder >> i think that depends on your time frame, the way we look at this it feels like a healthy correction that brian eluded to. generally speaking, whether you see a sell off like this, as violent as it was on friday, kind of follow through our monday, you ask yourself is the financials of companies coming into employee or is that leading to the sell-off. as we look through the results that have been reported over the last couple of quarters you look at results for other businesses. to your question, some conductor space has been healthy as far as demand profile across the propoint providers as well as equipment space. we added it up and it seems like a favorable back drop. i'd highlight as you look out to the 2019 time frame and you think about the growth rates that some of companies ha

joining us, don't forget to tune in every night at eight to the show that is the sworn enemy to macedo nanxt. see you tomorrow. >> yesy waters and greg gutfeld, it's 9:00 p.m. in new york city, and this is the five. pulling the united states out of the landmark paris climate agreement. the climate pact seeks to reduce the amount of world wide pollution emissions but the president says it imposes far too heavy a burdenn on america's economy and it's unfair to america's workers. >> as of today, the united states will cease

they found women who became preg nan after fighting breast cancer were no more likely to have the cancerome back than women who did not have a baby. larry: in 2013, prince george's county became the first to offer portuguese classes to students. now the school system is the first in the state to teach opportunities korean. kellye: this is the first year of the class. >> this started us learning the symbols. kellye: but it wouldn't be here if not for the teacher who didn't know if there was enough interest. he created a korean club. at the first meeting there were ten students. by the end of the year there were 30. >> we were able to get a class from a club. >> a class what has become the first of its kind. >> it's scientific and systemic. it will improve the thinking skill. >> the language is one of 12 offered by the prince george's county school system. next year the addition of the careerian ii. >> -- korean ii. >> hopefully i will learn more to travel to korean and see if i find more job opportunities where i want to be an animator >> a big plans for a language taught for the first ti

martin offa a nan in who drove up to pick up a student. an infant was in the back seat but not injured. >> traffic on san francisco streets might be worse off due to ride sharing companies like uber and lyft. she thoughed one in every five trips into the district or downtown san francisco during peak traffic are are by uber or lyft drivers. only 1% of commuters take taxis or public transportation. transportation authority says the report is intended to give city leaders a basis for developing possible regulations in the future. >> a major road into yosemite is closed. a rock slide is blocking a road part of highway 140. take a look you can see then landslide in the middle of the screen there. rocks covered about 6 football fields worth of that road. the highway will remain closed at least through the weekend. there is visitors can get into the park from two other roads. let )s get the latest on our micro-climate forecast >> we have snow in the sierra now we have snow melt in the sierra because of the warm wgt companying squ yosemite seeing

the pitcher, ervin santa nan -- santana who was excellent, pitches a four-hitter to win it.he bases with that. santana 8-3. matt moore 2-7. giant go down. >>> worse in tampa for the oakland a's. usually it's them hitting the long ball. not tonight as andrew trigs gets lit up. steven sow sa of the rays -- sousa of the rays. you're going to have a lot of writing to do to keep score. got an a's june norm down there. -- uniform down there. that's corey dickerson. three-run homer. the a's failed 13-0. and it finally gets lit up on the a's side of the board. steven vote his fourth of the year. solo. way too little too late. a 13-4 final. turn over the page and keep writing there to check out that score. >>> team usa a win ner a world cup qual -- binner in a world cup -- winner in a world cup qualifier. today it went to extra time before it was decided 1-1. >> and he's out for this goal. and they could win it here and they have. in the most extraordinary fashion with a goal from the halfway line. >> that's about the equivalent of a half court shot at the buzzer in basketball right