"abc 7 news at 11:00" continues with these new stories.s takes the stage inside the sapp center but outside counterfeit tickets left some fans disappointed. >> and what is in your cup of coffee? the viagra like ingredient leading to a nationwide recall tonight. >>> is the next american idol here in the bay area? lo local auditions set to take place. >> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. we will look at your weekend temperature spread coming up. >> first here is a look at what is coming up on "jimmy kimmel live" after "abc 7 news at 11:00." >> thanks dan and ama. enjoy this sample of tonight's show, glute enfry. o.j. is headed to naples florida. if you see someone who looks like o.j. on tinder, swipe left. the energy conscious whopeople among usle? say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. jo

jim and rahel. >> thanks, appreciate it. >>> we have some breaking news just in the news room in nework, a police officer ambushed by a gunman sitting in the patrol car has died. it happened around 12:30 this morning. suspect walk up and shot officer through window of her car. the officer was rush to the hospital. we have just learn that she did not make it. responding officers responded and shot and killed the suspect. motive is unclear. new york city police officer is killed overnight in the bronx. >>> we have a lot more to cover on cbs-3 "eyewitness news", taking care of business at dmv? well, governmental shut down in new jersey is giving you more time but you do have to act fast. >>> and those google cars are more than just mapping the roads we will tell you how they are tracking something else, that is when "eyewitness news" continues. >>> there will not be a strike , as the union that represents actors agreed ton a three-year deal with film and tv production co. previous contract ended last friday but negotiators kept working until a deal was reach there will not be a strike i

starting with breaking news out of new york.what police are calling clear assassination of a police officer. 12 year veteran of the nypd was shot and killed while sitting in marked police vehicle with her partner. gunman fired right through window hitting her in the head. fellow officer shot and killed the gunman. >>> philadelphia police investigating four separate overnight shootings. one of them deadly. officers found a man laying on is the ground between to parked cars. died at the hospital. no arrests there. shootings in east germantown also under investigation. >>> fireworks to blame for this brush fire in hershey. a field caught fire during the annual fireworks show. no one was hurt and crews contained the flames in about a half an hour. rest of the fireworks show was cancelled. >>> 6:33. happening today in south jersey. lawyers for camden county father accused of murdering son will be back in court to set a new trial date. in may trial unable to reesh a verdict in the case. prosecutors said he killed his three-year-old so

good night from new york. in washington gop leaders help to take the raps of the health care bill and bring it to a vote next week. several republican senators are still a no. lauren: investors bracing for testimony from janet yellen. ahead of that let's check out futures. cheryl: in europe a tight trading day this morning. they open but the ftse in cac trading lower. big publishing deal that's trading lower. lauren: stocks mixed in asia. in shanghai composite down a third of 1%. cheryl: old media versus new media. newspaper publishers want congress they get a fair deal from facebook and google for content. lauren: did you see shares of best buy getting on report that amazon wants to compete with best buy's popular geek squad. cheryl: a lot of big news breaking this morning. 5:01 a.m. in new york. tuesday july 11th, i'm cheryl casone. lauren: welcome, everybody, i'm lauren simonetti, this is fbn:am, first look at what's looking in today's markets and breaking news. cheryl: a military plane crashed has killed a

from a potential death penalty to new denials tonight, there are several new developments in this disturbing case down in texas. the driver of that truck, james bradley, jr., faces a federal charge that could carry the death penalty. investigators say he is just part of a large human smuggling organization. the owner of the trucking company linked to the case denies any involvement. he says he sold his trailer to someone in mexico. one of the surviving victims told a guatemala diplomat they were going to houston. he denies knowing what was inside his trailer. >> the district and some communities in maryland and virginia will face a tough new choice when it comes to immigration. the justice department laid out new requirements today that d cities must now allow federal agents into jails to interview criminals suspected of being in the country illegally. they also must give early notice before releasing inmates who have been flagged by the department of homeland security. critics argued that those rules will erode trust in local law enforcement and make undocumented immigrants afraid to call 9

"abc 7 news at 11:00" continues with these new stories.s the stage inside the sapp center but outside counterfeit tickets left some fans disappointed. >> and what is in your cup of coffee? the viagra like ingredient leading to a nationwide recall tonight. >>> is the next american idol here in the bay area? lo local auditions set to take place. >> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. we will look at your weekend temperature spread coming up. >> first here is a look at what is coming up on "jimmy kimmel live" after "abc 7 news at 11:00." >> thanks dan and ama. enjoy this sample of tonight's show, glute enfry. o.j. is headed to naples florida. if you see someone who looks like o.j. on tinder, swipe left. >>> new at 11:00, counterfeit tickets at the bruno mars concert. the music starts at the stage in the sap center in san jose tonight. >> outside, disappointed fans. "abc 7 news" reporter katie marzullo is live with the story. >> reporter: ama, dan, we talked with a woman that had legitimate looking tickets, bar codes and everything, but they were

bird: new birds eye veggie made. ♪ ♪ more kinds of crab than ever, new dishes, and all your favorites while crabfest lasts. red lobster. now this is seafood. >>> i have a tree falls in the forest question for you. if the president issues a pardon, do we have to know about it? would he have to tell us? is it possible he's already pardoned somebody? is it possible the prosecutors or investigators might just find that out when it comes time to file an indictment against that person but it's never been publicly announced? i think this is an answerable question but i have no idea what the answer is. back with us once again is bob bower. mr. bower, thank you again for sticking with us. >> certainly. >> i know that when presidential pardons are issued for all previous presidents, we have always known about it. there's always been a public statement about it. is that legally required or could a president do this in a way that we didn't necessarily know about it, at least if are the time being? >> i think it's highly unlikely for a couple of reasons. and of course this depends on the degree to

warmer than in new zealand.le. more cloud than yesterday, which is why we won't see temperatures soaring quite as much. but there is already sunshine in the south. it isn't reliable and when we have the brakes continuing through the day we will have mid to high 20s again. it will still be warm. further north we are getting off to a cooler start so we have to get that difference first. we have had a chilly night. temperatures will get up chilly night. temperatures will get up across chilly night. temperatures will get up across scotland and northern ireland. getting into the low 20s, high teens and low 20s, although it will be cooler in the far north—west because we have a weather front approaching for the highlands and north—west highlands. for most of the uk it looks decent. noticeably more sunshine in the north. strong sunshine. in the south cloud is coming and going. just a little bit drizzly around the hills and coasts. 0vernight we pick up more cloud. humidity in the south. comfortable for sleeping. not as

>>> making news in america this monday morning, new challenges for president trump and his new white house chief of staff. john kelly moves into the west wing today as the trump administration deals with new provocations from russia and north korea. we are live in washington. >>> new details this morning about an alleged terror plot in australia. hear the latest on how the suspects allegedly planned to use poisonous gas, and steps being taken to keep flights here in the u.s. safe. >>> breaking overnight, a massive manhunt after a jail break in alabama. authorities working hard through the night to recapture them. >>> and an epic comeback by the u.s. women's soccer team facing defeat against a rival. s they shot, they scored, they won. >>> we do say good morning, everybody, on this monday. big changes and new challenges for the trump white house this morning. >> retired general john kelly is officially taking over as white house chief of staff today as president trump tries to hit the reset button going into another busy week. abc news kenneth moton has the latest from washington. ken

girl scouts have 2 new merit bams to earn.ams for science, technology, and math are latest addition in a direction aid covering robotics and basic programming and artificial in2e8 jens. >> we're two days away from the next zip trip. "fox5" zip trip happens on friday. the news morning team will number congress nights southwest d.c.. itemer barnes starts us off on the grounds of st. elizabeth. myself, holly morris, erin como joining later, "fox news morning" team going to be there through 11:00 in the morning. come on down and join in the fun and say high. we look forward to seeing you there >>> 4:55 the time. michael thomas checking in with you for the forecast today. starting off cooler than we've seen in recent weeks. >> yeah, absolutely, drier too. more comfortable feeling out there. later today, temperatures similar to where we only managed 82 in washington. we'll go 84 today for most of our suburbs and couple of us may get stuck upper 70s especially those near the bay. those near the bay have a chance of passing shower thi

new at 6:00, twitter has a new cfo, but why his own twitter account is making some question whether he has enough experience to even join the company. that's at >>> breaking news in san leandro where fire has broken out at a junk yard. look at all of this smoke. frames and smoke burning near do little drive near 880. so far it's attacking the junk yard. crews are trying to cool the fire down. so far no word how it started or how long it's going to take to put out or any injuries. here's a map of where it's happening. stay tuned to abc7 news for continuing updates on this fire burning in san leandro at a junk yard right now. >> and we have a big announcement tonight in oakland for you. sales force ceo is donating $700,000 to fund 300 jobs. they'll go to people ages 16 to 24 and just entering the work force. >> great opportunity. oakland's mayor is praising benioff who is giving millions of dollars, of course, on both sides of the bay over the years. >> abc7 news also caught up with mayor schaaf as she boind berkeley's mayor and others to roll out a bike sharing program for the east bay.

lots of people happen bye that >> including our news room, everybody is on coffee in the news room. >> yes. >> is that the last study. >> reporter: please. for now, right. >> there you go. >> thanks, stephanie. >>> "eyewitness news" in blue bell for special summer camp teaching basics of scientific research. sixteen students are taking part in the fox chase stem immersion summer camp at montgomery county community college. students have a crash court in mow peculiar biology and biochemistry lab technique. >> for them to find out what it is like to be a real researcher before they get to high school and take those course is this is important to light that fire in them early. >> the students are taking part in the variety of experiments all weekend and will present findings at end of the week just as expected and as a grad student would do >> very good. >> what is in your laboratory in the weather center. >> lot of potions, happening to help me predict. >> prediction is for heat. >> prediction is for heat and humidity and a lot of it. so today feeling good as we get a live look at ocean

this is bbc news. i'm duncan golestani. our top stories: president trump's spokesman quits as a new voice takes over white house communications. as the saudi—led coalition continues military operations in yemen, the country faces a massive epidemic of cholera. pockets of famine are growing, cholera is spreading, and civil servants, like the doctors and nurses, here, haven't received a salary in over ten months. the palestinian president freezes ties with israel as three palestinians are shot dead and three israelis killed in an outbreak of violence. the victim of an armed robbery in which oj simpson was jailed tells us why he thought the former football star should be freed. hello. welcome to the programme. one of the most recognisable faces at the white house, the president's press secretary, sean spicer, has resigned. spicer, who became known for his rocky relationship with journalists, reportedly quit in protest over an organisational shake—up by mr trump. but in his first interview since resigning,

>> ♪ >> action news delaware valley's leading news program.st cecily tynan and jim gardner. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> it is monday night and the big story on "action news" tonight is the absolutely stunning news out of washington. anthony scaramucci is out as white house communications director. 11 days after he was introduced and four days since his profane laced interview with the new yorker magazine, scaramucci offered his resignation to newly sworn in white house chief of staff john kelly who accepted. that was the official line. sources are saying that kelly told president trump today scaramucci had to go. kelly is now the gatekeeper in the west wing, the new chief of staff having been sworn in this morning and many expect the white house to be a much tighter ship under his supervision. time will tell. >>> world news tonight with david muir will have much more on the latest shakeup inside the white house. that is next at 6:30 right after "action news". >> ♪ >>> more subpoenaes have been issued in the ongoing investigation into possible misuse of healt

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we've got some new reporting i want to listen to right now from nbc news.rned there was someone else in that controversial meeting between donald trump jr., senior advisor jared kushner, former trump campaign chairman paul manafort and russian lawyer. also was another person with alleged ties to moscow, a russian american lobbyist, former soviet counterintelligence officer, suspected by some u.s. officials of having ongoing ties to russian intelligence. this is something he denies. nbc news not yet naming that lobbyist who denies any current ties to russia spy agencies. his presence likely to be of great interest of course to investigators. natalia veselnitskaya said she was with someone else. heidi, donald trump jr. now has been talking about the story for nearly a week going into great detail about what happened, providing the e-mails, doing a long interview with sean hannity at the end of which he said, quote, this is everything. sean hannity gave him the opportunity, says is there anything else you need to say about this. let's listen to exactly what do

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that's good news. see the red line as you make your way between baltimore washington parkway and 50 give yourself ten extra minutes. there as we forward things to northbound five a crash blocking right lane after birch hill road. look at that significant de delay. you're backed up to brandy whine at the 301 split. nasty conditions out of southern maryland. wood field road reopened in the gaithersburg area. we had earlier downed power cables causing issues. as we look at virginia majors we have one minor delay building 95 dale city to the beltway. everything else with quiet and clear 95, 66, inner loop through annandale and as you make your way north capitol street northeast westbound lanes remain closed crash at 50. that causes additional delays. 295 southbound usual delays moving through area as well. all metro rail lines on time. i'll let you know when and if anything pops you you need to be aware of. any questions, fox d.c. on twitter. >> 5:48 is the time. government if they try to rewrite the const

>> now abc 7 news at noon -- on your side. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> right now, heat and humidity are on the rise. we are talking temperatures touching triple digits at some point. let's get to stormwatch 7 chief meteorologist doug hill. how hot are we talking? doug: air temperatures are going to stay in the 90's. it is the heat index that may hit triple digits. it's going to be very uncomfortable. 88 degrees in rockville. temperatures will take a little bit of our, and we will see humidity 96, wednesday. thermometer thursday. if the dewpoint temperatures we always talk about, the true measure of moisture in the air, that will make it feel even warmer. at the moment, warm spots include warrenton and fredericksburg. 85 in baltimore. the feels-like temperature's are already on the high side. washington,e 89 in 90 in fredericksburg. area, 89-92iewing will be the air temperatures. 90-94, the feels-like temperature's. m

>> thank you. >>> we begin with breaking news and "action news" exclusive. police in west goshen township chester county have the pickup truck they believe was used in a deadly road-rage crash last week. we have new information on the suspect, a developing story. only "action news" was there overnight when the red truck was towed back to the police department. police have been working nonstop since wednesday night when the driver of the red truck allegedly pulled out a gun and shot and killed 18-year-old bianca roberson during a very gruesome case of road rage. bob brooks joins us live from the west goshen police department with more on the breaking developments. the description of the suspect and his truck has been all over social media. >> reporter: yes, it has. i just spoke with the police chief at 10:00 a.m. we'll go inside and have a news conference and get all the updates they have for usty -- for us at this moment. we were the only ones here when the red pickup truck was brought in to the police station. police believe it belongs to the suspect from t

>>que we have more news on the backside. >>> this is abc news "world news now," informing insomniacsades. >>> making news in america this morning, president trump is warning republicans about the consequences of not repealing and replacing obamacare. this comes as the president's son-in-law heads to capitol hill today to answer questions about russian election meddling. another busy week is getting under way and we're live in washington. >>> also developing, the human trafficking tragedy in san antonio. authorities detailing the nationalities of those found in that scorching hot truck and mourners gathering overnight to honor the victims. >>> new this morning the shocking street signs that have started appearing in minneapolis following the police shooting death of a woman from australia. >>> vacation dangers, new warnings about holidays gone

busy news day. lets check the forecast with the forecast with katie and road with meisha. >> yes, happy news day, not so much in news because lot of traffic a lieutenant of construction. that is all i got for you. >> well, more of the same over here. just more of the same. more heat, humidity and renewed potential for showers and storms which will be pretty spotty. if you are out later today i think toward evening time we have best chance to see those storms popping up but most of the day is just, sultry, jim. >> sultry. >> indeed. i got to start coming up with new adjectives, day after day, it is hot and humid. how many ways can you say. that so for now storm scan is quiet, there are some cloud out there, generally still seeing, some clear skies, through that cloud deck, but regardless it is very, very warm. now, excessive heat watch will take effect, today is no picnic but tomorrow is when we start to feel the war of the oppressiveness that will be coming along with the heat and humidity. we will

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new mexico art dealer and collector, forrest fenn. the clues mapped out in fenn's 2010 book, "the thrill of the chase." >> when somebody finds that chest, they're going to be shocked. >> reporter: police say a witness called 911 june 28th, saying a raft along the arkansas river with multiple people in it capsized. others got out. ashby did not. but when police arrived, no one was there. officials discovered human remains friday afternoon. but they have not yet been identified. >> something happened down there that day, and we just want answers. >> reporter: the hunt for riches already blamed for two deaths. >> i want mr. fenn to retrieve the treasure or call off the hunt after he retrieves the treasure. >> fenn tells me he compiled a list of suggestions to make people safer when they go into the mountains. but regardless of the loss of life, he won't call off the treasure hunt. tom. >> stephanie ramos with that new reporting tonight. stephanie, thank you. >>> and there's still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this sunday. the s

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