>> all right, peter and republicansplre ning to rush push through the confirmation process for the supreme court nominee and despite e majority in the senate, a few key republicans could make a close confirmation vote. congressional rrespondent kasie hunt has details. >> heditch the list! ditch list! >> reporter: the summer battle over president trump's supreme court nominee already heatg up in the senate. >> i don't think that we have nominee yet. >> reporter: republicans planning to hold a confirmation vote before the midterm elections, refusing democratic demands for a delay. >> ain't going to happen. >> reporter: even though they could lose control the senate in november. >> the earth could end tomorrow. you know, it's not aod xcuse. >> reporter: there are 51 republicans in the senate and the republican needs 50 votes to confirm his nominee. with john mccain home in arizona battling brain cancer and unable to vote, it ll come down to a half dozen critical senators. on the republican si, senator jeff flake often opposed the president and lisa and susan necollins are conc about whether t

congressman ed "roseanne" and congressman darrell issa, both of whom have announced they're r not going to ning again, they're actually retiring. often seats are much easier to win than those who run against incumbents. i would say that orancounty, the 39th district, the 49th district there, are open seats. the 45th, rohrabacher's district in the 48th, are major ones to watc >> that's important too, because orange county is changing. you know, if you look at some of mcclintocricts, tom near sacramento, those are still pretty red. but orange county has been becoming more diverse, a younger population. and so a lot of people i talk st whody these numbers say that even if republicans can win in those districts thisyear, it's going to be a tough road in 2020 and 2022, which may be why "roseanne" a royce and insa are ste down. >> there are three advantages that are cong to light. the unemployment number is out today, 3.2%, rock bottom. 200,000 plus jobs. >> the biggest number of gains since february. >> it is.y the counis feeling it and california is feeling it. number two, the democrats ran everybo

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ning similar measures. [nat pop of soda tax ound a work-around. th soda taxes are popular.an francisco, oakland and berkeley have already endorsed them and four other california cities were planning similar measures. >> but a small soda tax can make a big difference. >> reporter: so the soda industry found a work-around. they convinced more than 1 million californians to sign a petition for a state ballot measure that would make it harder to raise any local taxes. right now it only takes a simple majority vote to raise general taxes for local government, but -- >> this measure would have required every tax to be a 2/3 vote in matter what. >> which could literally jeopardize billions of dollars of city and state services around california. what did. and melissa th >> reporter: 1 the soda companies had the -- once the soda companies had the signatures they had a weapon. >> this was a tactic of political extortion. they got the signatures on something that they thought voters might accept and decided to leverage ballot measure on one topic to force us to vote on a measure that

ning. >>> making news in america this morning, president trump at a campaign rally in south carolina doubles down on his push to turn away undocumented immigrants without giving them due process rights. >> i don't want judges. i want i.c.e. and border patrol agents. that's what i want. >> this morning how the immigration debate is affecting the president's poll numbers. >>> plus, a congresswoman stands by her controversial comments calling on protesters to harass trump administration officials. >>> shifting gears, iconic american brand harley-davidson now says it'll move some production overseas because of the ongoing tariff dispute with europe. the new fallout and the response from the administration. >>> the haves versus the have-nots. this morning why a salary of $117,000 is now considered low income in one major city. >>> plus, the breaking news overnight about actress heather locklear's condition. >>> the story behind this shocking video of a man holding on to the hood as a car speeds down an interstate. >>> and the canine who helped sniff out all these drugs. >>> a good tuesday

cuba libre said they will be tr ning the staff. >>> the bathroom billheads back to court in north carolina. plaintiffs argue that the -- to replace the controversial bill, it discriminate against transgender people. local governments cannot pass any new laws that discriminate until 2020. plaintiffs cannot prove the new law is harming them. >> the woman caught on camera in san francisco pretending to call police on a child selling water is defending herself. why the child and the mother refuse to accept the woman's apology? >> cold water, $2 only. >>his morning. 8-year-old jordan rogers is ani ternet sensation for selling bottled wat on the street in front of her house. >> this woman don't want to let a little girl sell some water. >> this woman, alisoneddels. she's under scrutiny for calling the cops on her young neighbor. we don't know what happened leaded up to this video being shot.he eddels says s was working at home upstairs. her sales pitch was loud and nonstop. >> iri to be polite, but i ids stern. i please i'm ting to work. you'rere aming. it's a hot day, people have pe their windo

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all over the ning globe in the next 50 yards, the majority livesst in cities. cities, making cities liveable and enjoyable is a big responsibility for all of us and will improve, i believe, and quality of life efforts g, so the loorge and small scale are welcome. and the great work mrs. bush has done to promote some of the public space are very much to be applauded because they are necessary, and i believe they will become increasingly necessary in the future again because more and more people will be living in urban environments. and this is what people grave. want to live in hostile environments. progress that as society moves forward. enjoy ourselves, to go beyond the measures of maximise our t to income. we want to have an environment sustainable. and welcoming and enjoyable to when in because, you know, we have leisure time. we want to go to the park. and some people will want to and others to play. whole l of that makes a human experience more enjoyable. to now thank mrs. bush and thank our two us, and sts for joining i hope you have a wonderful evening.

see how i they mad and who is zpliencht how young would you say is too young to startpl ning your ownusiness sf. >> well, apparently you can start doing it in first grade. >> there's a group of young entrepreneurs getting a head start from a local business community. adam tuss is in northern virginia with that story. sfwhoo the excitement on their faces is palpable. >> we which clean the house and -- >> their ambition through the roof. >> i like to, so i decided that i wanted to start a business. zoo kids from 6 to 16 years old ady to make a splash in the business community. >> became addicted mowing lawns over time, so i just s mrted to ru own business. >> even selling used leggos with a little guidance from the parents. >> my mom came to me and is, like, you got to red of all these legos where. >> these kids arearof the yuj entrepreneur business fair in gainesville. >> it's like the saw a opportunity and went forit . >> dan ratner, part of the gainomville businessnity that's mentoring these kids helping them to achieve their dreams. >> it's good to see this type of energy behind fit

we're told one of those people ning have life threa injuries. the other with non-life threatening injuries. ok.e a obviously this is a fairly new complex here in the oxon hills area. we don't know whether this happened in the casino portion of the resor or the hotel portion. all we do know is prince gorges county fire say two people did have to be rushed out of here. we are in contact with prince gorges county officials. we'll try to get the latest information about what may or may not have happened here. again, we don't know if this happened at the hotel portion of the resort or the casino. those are details that we'll follow up for you this morning. back to you. >> adam tuss liveor us at mg national harbor. thank you. >>> we're following a developing story in fairfax county this morning. police say a man died after officers tried to arrest him. fairfax county officers werere onding to a domestic dispute call at a home on mission port in alexandria. officers were arresting a 31-year-old man when he had a medical emergency and later dira. admini

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i want to add topl ning code section one 11.12 add subsection d. and page 67, 68 that notwithstanding the foregoing, science, mirrors and exior paint same contacts should not be subject to the provisions as long as they follow the rules. this is in regard to something previous to mytime in office, t in my district which was a mural that was put up at the theatre, at the plaza. and this is to ensure that that signage gets to continue to stay in place. we also want to him and into planning code section, and this is a question for the city attorney in terms of where it is appropriately placed, the science of any size and celebration of an event et ceteret cetera, where it is located. thwill make a motion keep file and amend the duplicated file so that it can return to planning to be heard by the planning commission. >> thank you. john get better? >> thank you. there are a few issues that my office has looked into with s set of amendments, including where to put it and some other is'm discussing with your office. i would recommend, today, you duplicate

ning, in world war ii, we were rationing. the government rationed food.ing world war i, hoover believed that if you encouraged people to act correctly, they would ration food themselves. .t is a debatable premise maybe it didn't work quite as we wanted. a larger issue in terms of the centralization of efforts towards the war. if you could find something to do towards the war. i point to this one, which demonizes, i mentioned johnson as calling germany his satanic majesty. you see it illustrated in the propaganda. many posters work reduced by the committee on public information, toch created propaganda promote the war, to sell the war to the american public, who were ambivalent for a number of years. when you create an army, the question is, you are going to build this military. what do you do about people who refuse to serve in the military for icalregi reasons? this is where we get the idea of conscientious objectors. this is not something we are really concerned about today. world war i doesn't totally create conscientious objectors, but it does institu

. >> clerk: item 8 is to determine and prepare the reconstruction, repai oth embarcader ning and seawall and related costs necessary and convenient in finding that the estimated cost of $425 million will need to be incurred through bonded indebtedness. >> supervisor breed: please call items 9 and 10 as well. >> clerk: item 9, 10-year expediture plan to increase the to$425 miion to fund phase ion one of the seawall program. item 10, an ordinance to provide for a special election to be held in the city on tuesday, november 6, 2018, for the purpose of submitting to the san francisco voters a proposition to incur the following bonded debt of the city and county, $425 million finance the construction of the embarcadero seawall and other critical infrastructure otherelate costs necessary or conveent andm t ior ceqa deteationand make the appropriate findings. >> supervisor breed: supervisor peskin. >> supervisor peskin: thank you. i want to thank supervisors breed, kim, cohen, yee and sheehy as well as mlee, mayor breed, and then mayor farrell for their support for this critical infrastructure

point during w the dayll have the chance for some of those showos and thunderstorm come acrossob w yan ninge with osotf& clouds and a few showers around. suay's the better of the two days. more sunshine, still a spotty storm in the afternoon but a tter chance of getting wet on satur versus sunday if that makesse gh on sunday 90 degrees. that's weather. erin is back with traffic. >> that's right. right now at 5:48 we have utilityork in gaithersburg. frederick avenue southbound at summit of a right lane blocked. anr ot tt rain. look at this how heavy it is t . fromitstillreenecause volume is light. rain is slowing it down muchtc h out for theen potal to hydroplane. 66 eastbound looking good despite rain there. 395 same story. a little bit light rain in maryland, virginia kind of fgetting the worst it right now. ad"'thi wanro sures inee the district. 6:30 p.m. friday until 5:00 a.m. monday. follow police direction pacting streets around vermont avenue, k street. we'll keep you updated on that but t'e caution buts exciting. back to you guys. >> ♪ >> 5:49 ishtur time rig now. with independence d

al in the summary ning what the backlog was. i was a trying to find a percentage, but there was a large -- a substantive percentage of the cases that were beyond the 3304 deadlines that were essentially dead cases that couldt b done an it was a practice in the past to have cases that would sunset, and we have stopp that practice -- i stopped that practice of doing that >> commissioner hakiok. o sen the final point is, ou hav any concern about about losing ases on your docket jurisdiction because of the deadline? >> not immediately, but generally, yes, but we are approaching them differently so that it's not a last-minute thing, which is why i report out now what tho ce right side and how many of them are still left so of those 27 -- 26 cases, 11 of them are tolled, and the remaining others, the 15 others that are th a talked about weekly to prioritize where they are, what's going to happen next, who's watching the time, how do we have that same situation ta>> commissioner hamasa great. >> that's part of why iall it out. >> commi

there is a mountain over there and ask you if on the other side mountain, you are ning to say . there is going to be some combination of, water and air. you actually know a lot. if one recognizes that, that allows you to put down on the risk and now began to make these statements. i largely agree with what you just said. one thing i observed that i think intensifies your point is given the prayerful or treason -- proliferation, it is the case that this has a driver that known i think i'm technology is autocatalytic. it contributes all these parts to each other. you not only have to decide for yourself what you're going to do. you have to decide in presumption he not only have to attend to the risks associated with us doing things, but the risks they are doing. one of the more progressive propositions prescript ugly is we are to substantially step up talking with our opponents as well as our allies about these risks and part of the planning process is trying to develop some robust mechanism contingency planning against events occurring. if you had a biological pathogens that was

experiences,ning eisenhower became convinced that civilian soldiers could be effective fighting men. most important, he discovered the american citizen soldier needed to understand the rationale for why they were fighting and what they were fighting for. he was convinced that once the individual trainee's ambition have been stirred, he could rise to great achievements. to lieutenant colonel, a temporary ranking were not begin until 1936, he anticipated another overseas combat assignment, but that pharmacist ended the war, and the war department shifted gears for mobilization to demobilization. eisenhower was ordered to shut down camp colt and move the forining troops to camp demobilization. 300 men remained and accompanied eisenhower to fort benning, serving as the tank troops of the united states army. eisenhower reflected on his fate. wrote, ipressed, he was mad, disappointed, and resented the fact that the war had passed me by. yet, he always return to his high sense of duty. continuing the reminding himself that the proper place for a orderedis where he is by his superiors. he re

lead of former state senator mark leno by 18- hundred votes that's just a one percent different...mea ningd happen. however - breed has been in the lead for over four days and now sits at 50.42%.while leno has 49.58% who initially led the race last week.the elections department has been non-stop been counting ballots and right now eight thousand are being processed.as the tight election continues - both campaigns remain take sots:cont. vo:the reason so long - is because san francisco uses a ranked choice voting system which mark their first, second and third choices.electronic counting should be done by friday, so we may be a winner by then.but officially, the board of still have to conduct manual counting on monday.so an official will come some week. live from san francisco, sara stinson, kron 4 news.### really good day for us, but there's still so many and statistically we can't say one way or the other who the winner emboldened by the fact that there was such a strong voter strong support in the city and for people that are looking for a new direction in city hall> ( james ) thanks sara

sensitive to the large items l dressers, couches, mattresses, that you see when people basically are ning rall you see it on the corner, it's very innoculous, people think they are doing aonderful thin d want to tak someone else's mattress, that's my bias. >> when you were thinking illegal dumping i was thinking on the commercial sector, but your point is incredibly well taken. and we are way upping the outreach on the bulky item pick-up. we had not been promoting bulky item pick-up to a lot of the ,ne area, and we eas in have that option open to all in san francisco, so we are doing mailers, letting them know in the bill, and through the ad campaigns that they have the opportunity for free pick-up, it's part of their garbage rate twice a year. because you are right, t ta it away, and yes, somebody does, but in the interim, you have an eye sore and a hazard on the sidewalk. >> ok. i appreciate that, and glad to know you don'tik it either. allghy oer quest? thank you. let's keep vi department building of inspection. then we'll hear from the retirement board. >> good afrnoon,pervisors, here

also light here, the skies are light ning up for your friday morning. four lanes in your southbound direction and two lanes in the northbound. we will take a look at some of your drive times out there, speaking of which, when you come off the waldo grade, you're looking at about a 15-minute drive from san rafael all the way into san francisco. it is bogged down over the altamont pass as per usual. looking good into concord, though, on westbound 4. >>> let's head back to san jose for an update on that breaking news. >> abc 7 news reporter matt keller live on san carlo street where a building caught fire this morning. >> reporter: good morning, reggie and natasha. since i last saw you about a half hour ago, they opened up west san carlo. firefighters deemed the building safe and are no longer on the scene. take a look at the video, huge flames, firefighters got the call at about 2:20 this morning. they called fotwo alarms. the big concern, homes next door and a big apartment complex under construction. >> so that was our main concern was the amount of fir

this year, weave 26 cases past 270 days,ning t investigations have gone on past the 270 days. last year, we had 128 cases beyond the 270 days. just to put that in context, 11 of those cases are tolled, typically, if ot agences at the time, they're not tolled, but just explaining what these reports are. i want to thank the chief and juvenile b pm that training the they did. that actually was a really big deal in terms of a project that a lot of people have been working on a long time, and it has really reflected a lot of community input as well as best practices and enhancement to the training. i just didn't want to give short shrift to it, but it's a big deal that a lot of people have been working on for a long time, and it's important that that happen for the city and the department in the audience is chief of staff, sarah hawkins, and tamara thompson, and senior investigator steve ball in case issues come up for the department to address during the commission and/or during public comment, i have staff here to accommodate you. we are in the midst of hiring four senior investi

vienna,ning us now from links are those interviews speaking to some of those major figures within thearket. cautiouslyis optimistic. is that the sense pervading the halls now? reporter: everyone is cautiously optimistic. 24 hours can do. every and came in on a hard line willing toemed more compromise now. one thing to take into consideration, the saudi proposal we have learned about is possibly not about putting more production into the market, it is about lessening the cuts. what we know now is they are above 100% compliance from the 2016 willing to compromione thing to take histo. they are supposed to cut 1.8 million barrels. they're making sure countries going back to hundred percent compliance, this would be 100 million barrels increase on paper. what that means for the market is 600,000 barrels flooding into the market. barrels are priced into the price of oil. and saudi arabia have to take trump out of the equation here to convince the rest of opec? yeah, and has gotten very political. , the uaetainly minister has just arrived and we justhe saudi aramco ceo before that. bob mcna

. >>> good mor ning.dent trump holds a raucous campaign-style event overnight just hours of ending his own policy of separating families at the border. >> we're going to keep families together, but the border will be just as tough as it's been. >> the president vowing to political pressure, including from his daughter ivanka and the first lady. >> ivanka feels very strongly, my wife feels very strongly about it. >> so what happens now to the thousands of migrant children who have already been taken from their parents? we are live at the white house and the border.

so now, i am headed towards the fr ning down there, this -- the janitor, who i still haven't found, thatry teacher who i had freshman year, ashley kurth, opened up her classroom door and got about 60 kids in her classroom in a a matter of about 30 seconds. and that's where i started -- we just got in there. and everybody's breathing heavily. and i had a cold rush of fear race down my spine, thinking "oh, my god. this isn't a drill." and the only thing i could think to do was to calm myself down for everybody around me. 'cause my dad being a retired fbi agent, he always says, "whenever you're in these situations, know where the exits are and just -- remain -- try to remain calm as possible and focus on your breath." so that's what i did. and i started recording people, thinking, "maybe if i die here, hopefully if our souls are left behind on this classroom floor, like so many others have before us, hopefully our voices can carry on and echo thh halls of congress to create for this country. >> jimmy: holy moly. i can't even, obviously, imagine. so you're videotaping. and then eventually --

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. >> dj sparks with us right now.n ning for cardi b and for us. how coois that?also ahead this morning all new season of objectified h latr ont harry levin of tmz wilh join us a sneak peek as he sits down with tt man we all know lakers legend magic johnson. >> first at 9:00 let's talk about this. the weather because we have another hot day on the way with a chance for thunderstorm. but we could get a break from htheidity. details tuckster ih back the first check of the forecast. good morning, mr. tuck. >> good morning. littleodetteray. but still plenty of steamy heatt expecteds afternoon with highs in the mid 80s, the storms are back in the forecastr for o last day of spring. summer starts tomorrow at 6:08am. all right. temps right now i don't want to call them comfortable little better than yesterday. 77 the winni must be for much. region here d.c. baltimore and annapolis all7. manassas fredericksburg as well with double sevens to start your day. mid 80s. yesterday which is good news. showers and i stormsn weste ande headed in our direction this afternoon as an

>> mitch mcconnell, trey gowdy, paul ryan, they all say that it's ning. >> tucker: i think what theyave said is ludicrous. i've invited them on the show to am posing toame questions that i you are spying on someone, how is that not spying? >> think the nt -- >> tucker: i think the administration should have a really good reason before putting a spy internet rival presidential campaign. all of us should be freaked out about it and we should want to know why this happened. >> i absolutely agree with you. you shoulave a good reason if you will use an informant, used wiretaps, fisa application on the presidential campaign. evidence i havere seen, though, geson. russians. too close >> tucker: make things better m and tell me why spying on the trump campaign was not spying. to speak slowly so i can understand. >> it was not spying. they were conducting a criminal investigation end. in criminal investigations, would you have probable cause sign-up by a judge, you can conduct -- >> tucker: it's noti'not askiers justified. i wantnt to start with the definition. everyone is telling me, includi

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slowing shows up here over in the pen nings la, later than yesterday but it looks like they may be getting ready to do the traffic break. they are getting a couple of tractors left over here and cones. they have to clear the cones and they can release the traffic northbound but we have lane restrictions approaching university, still slowing from about embarcadero. >> coming up next here on quts today in the bay, a tragic loss in the fashion world, the new revealing details we're learning about the death of kate spad as her sister speaks out for first time. >> we keep talking about election day. i voted. so did kari. kris taught her daughters how the process works. join our conversation on social media. i'm laura garcia nbc. we'll be right back. deal talk. to make sure my new spicy chicken club combo is a great value. i asked a sales expert. it's amazing, jack! you get a spicy crispy chicken breast, hickory-smoked bacon, and melted cheese on toasted sourdough, plus fries and a drink. all in one delicious deal! you said it, stanley. ow. wait, what's happening? stanley, stanley! you're deflat