with paul ryan and mitch mcconnell, people who are very sharp, very good establishment politicians nipping at your heels, what are you going to do? don't jump is not the guy to sit back and say yes to let me fall in line. fighting hisre every breath and i think you will continue to do that. that is part of his unusual popularity. if the senate committee came in and said if donald trump is the take, we will lose the senate majority. and mitch mcconnell says to you, what should we do? >> i would say we need to change that dynamic. and get on board. i agree with harold. hillary and obama have made a great tech team this week. -- tag team this week. about is overly elated donald trump or hillary clinton. but the democrats have done a far better job of coalescing behind him -- behind her and moving forward. it's about time for the republicans to do the same. i will probably get about a thousand phone calls for that when the show was over. but that would be my advice. mark: secretary clinton refused to commit to keeping wasserman schultz on -- >> i've said repeatedly that i think the chairwoman

there's a nip in the air as you head out. the traffic is looking good at the schuylkill expressway by spring garden. on the left side of the screen is the mlk drive. it's going to close for construction tonight at 9:00 p.m. until 5:00 a.m. tomorrow between eakens oval and sweetbrier. mass transit is on time, shuttle busing continues on the ac rail line between philadelphia and cherry hill until tomorrow morning. >> reporter: it's a cool start to the day in the suburbs in the northwest. 41 in poconos, allentown and reading, 51. 49 in lancaster. 54 in wilmington. 51 in millville. 52 in atlantic city. it's breezy, too. wall-to-wall sunshine, it's a beautiful day, cooler than average. normally we see a high of 81. today 75. 9:00 a.m., 62r a gusty breeze at times. no humidity. #-- 3:00 p.m., 74 and 5:00 p.m., 75. >>> a high school teacher in connecticut is accused of wrestle winning male students and giving them wedgies. he would wrestle with boys inside their homes when he was supposed to be tutoring them. he has resign from stra

. >> translator: we have to nip all kinds of possible risks in the bud to keep global economic growth on track. besides, we need to prevent the damage from spilling into the real economy including small businesses especially. >> abe says his government will do what it takes to shield the japanese economy. finance minister taro aso says in that case there was a possibility the market could run out of dollars. many investors didn't understand where the financial risks lay. >> translator: this time the biggest problem is political uncertainty. it's possible it could turn out to be a heavier burden in the midterm. >> aso says he'll keep a close eye on the currency markets and if necessary take action. >>> checking the markets, tokyo stocks rebounded on investors' hopes of the government implementing economic stimulus measures. for the details our business reporter jiang nguyen reports. >> the nikkei fell following the brexit vote. some went buying on the dip. the nikkei average managed to close in the positive but the topix fell by a broader margin. investments remain shaky and we've seen

the wine is made of organic cat nip, water and colored with organic beet juice.lcohol is dangerous for cats so the beet juice is nontoxic. the owner of the company says check with your vet before he buys the juice but he hopes it can create special and fun moments for cats and owners. you can order the wine on apollo peak's website. and a reminder join us tomorrow on abc 7 for "world news tonight" at 3:30, then the abc 7 news war year pregame. abc's coverage begins at 4:30, tip-off at 5:00. after that, join larry biel and mike shumann along with adonal foyle for "after the game." thanks for joining us. we'll see you on abc 7 news at 11 for the news then. ♪ happy pride! welcome to your guide to pride. san francisco will celebrate its 46th annual pride celebration and parade this year. this year's theme is for racial and economic justice. so, instead of listing off all these great places and things to do here in san francisco like we've done in the past, i feel like it would be very important to focus on the work of the grand marshals who were specifically selected

genzei nip pon. happiness realization party. angry voice of the people. other groups. independents. now, here are the parties and political groups vying for proportional representation seats in order of entry. social democratic party, angry voice of the people, initiatives from osaka, komeito. japanese communist party, hapness realization party. liberal democratic party. new renaissance party. party for japanese kokoro, people's life party. democratic party. the official campaign runs for 18 days. prime minister abe says that his ruling bloc aims to w win a majorityty of seats conontesteds time. that's 61 1 of the 121 seats up for grabs. >> nhk "newsline" will bring you extensive coverage in the leadup to the polls including results and analysis on election day. >>> in other news, north korea launched two missiles in the span of a few hours wednesday morning, both are believed to have been intermediate range ballistic missiles known as musudans. japan's defense ministry officials say one reached an altitude of more than 1,000 kilometers. the launches took place in the country's east

. >> he is a teenagerwe know what he stole out of the home but his parents are tryinge to nip it in thebud.he if it works for them, good for them.th > still some rain coming through. we only have 15 seconds. i did see a lot of pictures coming up here in the districtir of some street flooding. do not drive through it. it. try to stay indoors until at least 9:00 p.m. keep it right here. we'll have the latest updates for you at fox5 at 10. >> today on "tmz" -- harvey: iggy azalea is turning her life into one big country song. she's throwing nick's stuff out onto the driveway. he needs a new ladder. >> all of this stuff this morning was piled outside. harvey: that is so aggressive. >> come on. harvey: it's like leave the stuff in the house for a week. what does she need the space for right now? she's a single woman with a cat. [laughter] >> we got t.i. we attempt to talk about the whole troy ave situation. >> there's video of him shooting at someone in a club. >> t.i. is adhering to a very strict street code. >> did he do something bad? >> did who do something bad? >> did t.i. do something

referring to the infamous interruption at the 200 nip vmas. >> i'm going to let you finish but beyonce the best videos of all time -- >> reporter: this time swift wasn't going to shake it off. firing back after winning big at this year's grammys. >> there are going to be people along the way who will try to take credit for your accomplishments or your fame. someday when you get where you're going, you will know that it was you and the people who love you who put you there. thank you. >> reporter: for kanye's latest release, past romances weren't off the table either. his ex, amber rose, featured in bed. along with his wife kim's former fling ray jay with whom the reality star appeared in that sex tape leaked in 2007. tonight west saying the video is inspired by this painting by vincent desidirio, telling "vanity fair" it's a comment on fame. "girls" creator and star lena dunham taking to facebook posting, the famous video is one of the more disturbing artistic efforts in recent memory. we reached out to the famous people featured. the few that responded had no comment. kanye's latest w

she thinks you know what, we got to nip this thing right in the bud. goes over to the guys' suite.he explains the whole thing. they're like whatever. we're moving on. all right. all's well. the second one-on-one date of the show with our boy robby. he's the analyst picked to go the whole nine yards. it went really, really well especially when you're stripping off on the rocks. >> that will help. >> they're jumping in. uh-huh. >> taking a plunge. robby, oh, by the way, he went there the whole nine. he goes, "i'm falling in love with you, jojo." >> wow. >> starting to fall in love with you. >> no, he is all in. >> what was her reaction? >> i think she said thank you or something. whatever. it doesn't matter. there was a rose ceremony. there's eight guys left. three of them that got ousted grant, vinny and evan, forget about them. they're gone. >> see you. >> so is the analyst. out. >> but we just got -- >> oh. bye, jack. >> your chair is still there. all right. let's move on next to the place where everybody knows your name. >> and they're always glad you came. >> ranked as one of th

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. >> reporter: carlson says police swarmed his yard before he could call nip 11. >> they had a gun drawn on him. then they were just asking a bunch of questions. who stabbed him, he had stab wounds in his neck -- >> reporter: the scene horrified neighbors. >> and i ran inside and i said, is everyone here? is everybody okay? >> reporter: emergency crews took the man to the hospital. carlson then realized he had ripped his fence apart and left a trail of blood through the neighborhood. he and his neighbors followed it to this accident scene on taylor boulevard and pleasant hill road where police say that bloody man came speeding down taylor, hit two cars, and slammed into a light pole. splitting his cadillac in two. police say the two drivers had minor injuries and the man behind the wheel the cadillac was well enough to take off running to carlson's house. >> i'm thankful my kids weren't there. >> reporter: a lot of relief in that neighborhood tonight as that man was taken into custody. martinez police say detectives here are pursuing a search warrant for the man's home to see if somethin

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will be allowed to use rest rooms and locker rooms, based on their gender identity and can try out for nipthletic team. students will also be addressed boy names and pronounce, corresponds to go their gender identity, andres cord inning lip. the full policy posted on our website cbsphilly.com. >> when we come back, we have to tell but a health scare on stage for singer. >> we'll let you know how rocker meatloaf is doing after he collapsed during a concert. pat? >> reporter: good morning, nicole and brooke. we are about as far south as you can go in the state of new jersey here at cape may point, hanging without this guy right here cape may lighthouse. when we come back, we'll tell but all of the cool things going on this summer. do you have come down here, you have to come out and join us. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> it is not always fun and games on carpool karaoke, find out how anthony saved a baby while filming a segment when we come back. for all those pokers, prodders, shuckers and sniffers, all giant produce is triple checked. we're focusing on fresh... ...so you don't have to guess. my giant. this

. >> ben: nip it in the bud, make your pitches. may give up a run or two. >> tom: well, you have the bottom of the order. play the infield back with nobody out. they'll give up a run to get an out. hitless in three at-bats. his average is right at .2 fushgs for the season. on the outside corn we are a sinker and it's win ball and one strike. phillies have retired the twins in order three times this afternoon. that one's lined out to right field. right at bourjos. tagging from third is nunez, and the throw by bourjos goes toward the cutoff man at shortstop. it a run is in, 7-3, but one out in the ninth inning. >> ben: that's what i'm talking about, make your pitches, get outs. smart play by peter bourjos. smart play by kepler as well not to try and take that base. >> tom: he's fast enough he's in scoring position easily. centeno with buxton out. runner on second base. centeno is 0 for 2, walked back in the fifth inning an scored one of the three runs for the twins. one ball and one strike as that ball is fouled away. >> tom: see if

little nips. >> you were in north carolina just tagging tiger sharks?tion dive. very interesting to see tiger sharks offshore there. moving up and down the seeft coast. we may go to orlando. to mary lee. >> mary lee is off of savannah. very interesting they're all off the southeastern united states. mary lee off savannah, libya off daytona, kathryn is north of bahamas. when we starts this we thought all the sharks were off to the northeast. >> what does that mean, it's much warmer the water down there? >> yeah, we really didn't understand their movements. that's why it's so important to tag sharks off of massachusetts. we can see that sharks are spending a lot of time off new foundland and southeastern united states. the tug-of-war that they gather is crucial to the entire eastern seaboard. >> what amazes you the most? >> i think with the north atlantic shark what mazes me the most is how we're all swimming with giant white shark. we don't even know they're there. like lidia and mary lee, no one sees them until 45 years later. they move in and off the b

airt of a nip in the tonight, especially as the cooler air moved in this afternoon. waking up tomorrow, yes, there is a chill in the air. heading to the bus stop or work, you may want a light jacket. through the afternoon, i anticipate the temperatures will be more mild in the afternoon, warming nicely by the afternoon. i think we will have a high of about 78. still a bit of a breeze, but not as intense. breaking the day down, 50's in the morning, midday low 70's. by the afternoon, upper 70's. as yesterday. similar,think will be the temperatures pushing near 80 degrees. upper 70's, near 80 the next couple days. luray, 82 culpeper and fredericksburg, 79 at andrews, 78 annapolis. friday will be similar. lots of activities, including jazz fest downtown, and one of my favorites and fairfax comes celebrate fairfax with the carnival and fair. 80 friday. saturday, storms are possible. could be our first 90 degree day of the year. breezy, andl mild, another push of cool air next week. it little cooler at the beaches for the weekend, mid-70's friday and saturday, upper 70's s

and the idea of going to the super delegates and asking them to nip is hard. now -- it is pushing back a little bit. and i heard the train of thought. i have lots and lots of votes and you guys were pledged before p it started. that's his argument. it is rigged. we knew out of the gate before the first vote that was cast they would vote for her. >> it doesn't matter because she has the pledged delegates and put aside those people. she has the majority of the policemeninged delegates and going back to 2008, for example when barak obama's lead was only over 127 pledged delegates. and they you saw he had the more. it is the duty of the pledged delegates to reflect the case for the voters. >>> honoring the greatest generation to this day. sfo years since d- day. 160000 american troops stormed the beaches of normandy to free europe. many making the ultimate sacrifice. miss usan is an army officer in the reserves. we'll tell you about that straight ahead. (vo) if you have type 2 diabetes, you may know what it's like to deal with high... and low blood sugar. januvia

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who, if nip, knew about. it are there additional individuals to be held accountable? that investigation is ongoing. and we don't have answers at this point. that's an investigation ongoin ongoing. >> the state attorney office is 20 of the children involved have been identified. >> and well after more than 5 years ahead of d.c. public school chancellor kaya helped are son is stepping down the sfapdard scores improved and achievement gap between black and white students is high. we asked what is next for the school district. >> i certainly would like to see a greater collaboration beee parents, teachers, and other stakeholders and this is turning schools around is a difficult task and it requires all hands on deck. it is not something that can be done as a top down mandate. we're looking for a leadership, chancellor that will be more inclusive of stakeholders and decision making around school reform. >> mayor becauseer chief of schools john davis is temporary chancellor until a permanent is pound. chancellor henderson and mayor bowser will joins us tomorrow 9 a.m. on go

with paul ryan and mitch mcconnell and people who are very sharp, good, establishment all editions nipping heels, what are you going to do? donald trump is not the kind to sit back and let me fall in line. .hat's not why people like him he's out there fighting for his every breath and i think you will do that and i think that's part of his unusual popularity. mark: if you were sitting in the senate committee and they said if donald trump is at the top of the ticket, you will lose the top of the majority. what would you advise he do? we need toould say change that dynamic and get on board. i agree with harold. hillary and obama have made a great tag team this week. overly elated in america about donald trump or hillary clinton. their negatives are too high. but the democrats have done a far better job of coalescing behind her and moving forward. i think it's about time for republicans to do the same thing. i will probably get a thousand uncles were that that that would be my advice. mark: in an interview, secretary clinton refused to commit to keeping debbie wasserman schultz as the chair a

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did it feel like spring or fall to you with the gusty winds it certainly felt like nip of fall in the air and jackets were needed. 71 dulles and bwi 73 and 74 you see for reagan national occurred this morning. most of the day we were near 70. heading for 50s tonight i'll have a look at the forecast in minutes. come on back. >> all right we'll turn to something that will make you smile as sue palka promised it was a breezy, cooler day out there a nice break from the heat. >> the question is will the cooler weather stick around and for how long sue palka. forecast shawn, tony. definitely cool tonight. cool start in the morning and very comfortable thursday on the way. and later this week we start warming up again. this say nice break. i think the humidity and biggest break that we've been getting and temperatures tonight really reflective of that. now i also have to mention that we had strong and gusty showers. they were not even thunderstorms and earlier across maryland trees and gust and many places with gusts of 40 and if you get trees down usually that means gusts of 30. and meanwhi

a news conference is about to happen nip minute. i'll moon -- happen any minute. i'll monitor and bring you latest coming up. live in the digital operations center, nbc 10 news. >>> the alligator attack comes as the orlando area deals with the terror attack. >> investigators are trying to piece together the gunman's movements. nbc10's jay gray is live in orlando with the developments. jay? >> reporter: investigators still meticulously trying to re-create the crime scene in the pulse nightclub behind me while this community is searching for some way to start the recovery and healing here. the images are dark and blurry. the sounds from this cell phone video tell a horrific story -- [ gunfire ] >> reporter: an explosion of gunfire as s.w.a.t. team members rushed into the carnage inside the pulse nightclub. >> bodies laying around, and they were stacked up. you see that amount of death, that's pretty horrific. >> they stood toe to toe, went face to face with a mass murderer and performed heroically. >> reporter: as the investigation intensifies, nbc news has learned

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but lowe's always nipping at their heels. never quite catching up. that's why last year home depot stock gave a magnificent 26% gain. while lowe's was left behind. just up 10.5. that is a big disparity. lately we've witnessed something strange. call it a of the guard. it was lowe's with home denver espot with a less than golden quarter. it was something like the whipping boy. so how did lowe's nothing leapfrog its one real competitor? you need to know what made home depot the most beloved last year. make no mistake. in 2015, the despot was viewed as the dominant part of the duopoly. it changed same store numbers that most would kill for. but holed appeared to be pulling away from lowe's. especially in the united states. considering the first quarter of 2014. home depot delivered 6.1%. 90 more than lowe's. and the second quarks lowe's outplayed. but home depot is 5.7% was 180 basis points. that's big a percentage. third quarter is where it really started to pull away. they had 5.1% growth. and the fourth quarter seemed to cement it. they delivered an

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this as a new "fox news poll" shows donald trump nipping at hillary clinton's heels. i'm trish regan. welcome, everyone, to the intelligence report. we have a whole lot going on. up 188. turkish police rounding up 13 suspects to the terror attack. we identified three suicide bombers that massacred 44 people and injured 230 others. they're russian speakers with ties to chechnya. what is the russian connection to isis? how vulnerable are we to. markets up 189, with lots of green on the screen. he erasing losses we saw. all the doomsday prediction after "brexit." british eu exit plain old wrong. famed economist john taylor is here, what you can expect with our markets in the coming weeks. "fox news poll" shows hillary clinton should start getting worried. donald trump trails her but not by much here. new scandal is swirling around her and her husband. we're now learning that bill clinton had a secret, 30 minute meeting with attorney general loretta lynch aboard a private plane this week. lynch said only spoke about the families. given her department will decide whether t

you can see already the current wave height 8 to nip feet.angerous out there and the temperatures will be quite comfortable at the shoreline. no low clouds and fog in fact full sunshine tomorrow but with that and wind shift we have high fire danger particularly in solana county, northern sacramento valley where red flag warning in effect from 11:00 p.m. tonight to 6:00 o'clock tomorrow night winds gusting to 25 miles an hour relative humidity in the single digit there. so we will be looking a lot of sunshine. beautiful day along the coast. around the bay but we heat up. how hot will it get? looks like this is an extended warming trechbilityd i have the details in a few minutes. >> all right thank you lisa. >>> governor brown has declared a state of emergency for kern county because of out of control wildfire there the fire has grown to 30,000 acres and just 5 percent contained. today firefighters say elderly couple died when flames just consumed their home. at least 100 structures burned. most of them houses. today the fire crew from gilroy s

with paul ryan, mitch mcconnell, people who are very sharp, establishment politicians nipping at yourwhat are you going to do? donald trump is not the type to sit back and say yes, yes, let me fall in line. that is not why people like him. he is there fighting for his every breath. i think he will continue to do that. i think that is part of his unusual popularity. mark: fred, if he were sitting in a meeting with mitch mcconnell and the pollster for the senate committee came in and said, "senator, if donald trump is at the top of the ticket, you will lose the senate majority." and senator mcconnell said to you, "fred, what should we do?" what would you advise he do? fred: i would say we need to change that dynamic and get on board. i agree with harold. i think hillary and obama have made a great tag team this week. and the democrats -- no one is overly elated in america about donald trump or hillary clinton. their negatives are too high. but, the democrats have done a far better job of coalescing behind her and moving forward. i think it is about time for the republicans to do the sam

and with paul ryan and mitch mcconnell and people very sharp, very good establishment politicians, nippingt your heels, what are you going to do? domgds tru donald trump is not the type to sit back and say fall in line. he's out there fighting for his every breath and he will continue to do that. i think that's part of his unusual popularity. >> if you were in a meeting with mitch mcconnell and they said senator, if donald trump is at the top of the ticket, we'll lose the senate majority and senator mcconnell said, fred, what should we do? what would you advise him? >> i would say we need to change the dynamic and get on board. i agree with harold. nobody's overly elated in america about donald trump or hillary clinton. their negatives are too high. the democrats have done a far better job of coalescing behind her and moving forward. i think it's about time for the republicans to do the same. i'll probably get a thousands phone calls for that when the show's over. that would be my advice. >> i've said i think the chairwoman makes things m s mes than it should have been. she had every right

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my question is we cannot ask these brave then and women to fight nip if we don't have the tum to seet through. is there a way to defeat these people without watching as we did in baghdad and ramadi and mosul these kids going door to door? in other words, is the new era of moder and modern warfare going to prevent us from having to send in all these ground troops to accomplish the mission and actually win? >> technology is useful but not a panacea. we have this disease that we think the latest platform or algorithm will save us. at the end of the day it is a man with a gun with the boots on the ground. but it doesn't have to be our men or marines or infantry. >> that's what trump is saying. >> it doesn't have to be our guys. it has to be the local sunnies with us at the six. with us providing the expertise and training. >> look at the saudis. you talk about the sunnies. they don't like the iranians creating high -- they play both sides. they have played both sides for years. we have these redacted materials in the 9/11 commission report. apparently shows some culpability and some fina

. >> brings up barry goldwater and the division in terms of mess e messaging all cat nip for the clinton campaign and they're already out with a tweet about this. what are you hearing? how will she try to capitalize on this today? >> reporter: a tweet and statement, kristen, essentially using this to argue donald trump is unfit to be president. we heard her lay that case out in the context of foreign policy national security affairs in that major speech that she gave yesterday here in california. they're focused more on this idea that this judge has lived out the american dream essent l essentially saying his parents came here and provided a better life for their sons. one of his brothers served in vietnam and judge curiel is a federal judge. the question whether this will ultimately exist throughout the campaign. we've seen the clinton campaign be pretty careful since he lo locked up the nomination to not posture this is something they will have locked up arguing this is a close race all the way through. it's things like this that give democrats confidence, i think, combined with the sp

had it stopped and pulled over and like they're supposed to call nip 11 and render aid.hat's what you're supposed to do. >> reporter: it looks like it's a ridiculously dangerous situation here i'm watching people scamper across i called penndot to report the screw relight cycle they called it a vol lid observation and said they're now talking with city traffic engineers to to see about fix. remember, as pedestrians get their walk light, northbound traffic making that curve at 40 miles an hour or better is heading straight at them. >> i was out there and it look like a tough place to cross adams avenue at that point. without a doubt. the streets department has designed it that way for whatever reason i don't know. and it may have caused -- it may have caused the crash. >> witness tells police the victim jackson was on her cell phone moments before the accident. but it was not clear whether she was distracted at the moment of impact. in the newsroom, i'm bruce gordon fox 29 news. >>> this guy walks into a local restaurant and said he was firefighter. he claimed he was ther

>> reporter: it isn't surprise to go nip following the case.ally law enforcement sources told cnn that they did find painkillers on his person, on his body, when he was found dead. sluc slumped over in the elevator. and they also found medications in his home, as well, pain killers. so a lot of people jumped to the conclusion and we need to make clear that until we see the actual documentation from the medical examiner's office, the toxicology report, we have to be careful as to exactly what happened. and there has not been an official declaration of how prince died. we will only get two things from the medical examiner's office. one, the manner of death and, two, the cause of death. so we may not find out all that was in his system. >> sara sidner, thank you for that. and thank you everyone for being with us. stay tuned. wolf starts right now. >>> i'm wolf blitzer. it's 10:00 a.m. in san diego, 1:00 p.m. here in washington, 8:00 p.m. in baghdad. wherever you're watching from around the world, thanks very much for joining us. up first, hillary

how could these folks have assembleded that cash and gone out and did what will they did without nip knowing aboanyone k. the key here, what were the things we missed, how could we not miss them in the future and is this a profile of someone that we should look for. >> is it? i mean what are you seeing there as a specialist? >> i think some aspects of it, absolutely. but then again, you don't want to discourage people from getting into these positions. but there is a process itself. and the other aspect of it is what is the motivation. that will be the thing that will be so hard to pin down. was it the fact that he was a jihadist, was it the fact that he was anti-gay, was it the fact that he was just a pathological narcissist that it was all about himself, just wanted to go out in a blaze of glory? that will be very difficult to -- >> is it important? that is where a lot of the argument is. is it important to nail that down to stop it from happening in the future? >> yes. we're not facing the 9/11 attack scenario where they train people oversea, they send them here this cell s and ad

senator john corn nip of texas, his proposal would allow the department of justice to delay suspectedt ago gun for up to 72 hours and if the feds can't approve the suspect is a threat the ban would expire. and that senator feinstein, allows denial of firearms to any terrorism suspect. some doubt that any of these amendments have any chance of passage. the last time the senate passed serious gun control measure was in the clinton administration and, frankly, things have changed big-time around here since then. >> back then, you had 38 republicans that voted for it in the house, 77 democrats voting against it. that era doesn't exist miami. this idea you can have moderate republicans, conservative democrats and they could come up with a compromise, those people are gone. >> now, others have suggested theirs a slight hit of bipartisanship in the works here. senator susan collins of maine is promoting her own amendment that has not going to be voted on tonight. it basically would target a subset of the terrorism watch list but republicans object to that, senator cornyn objects because it's

i saw nbc nipping at your heels this first but y'all were first, appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> with hillary clinton reaching the number of delegates needed to clench, expect the general election to kick into high gear now. so how does secretary clinton match up against donald trump? we'll get analysis on that and we'll check in with the reporters on both coasts. this is fox news channel. america's home for news and information on cable and america's election headquarters. you both have a perfect driving record. until one of you clips a food truck. then your rates go through the roof. perfect. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your rates due to your first accident. liberty mutual insurance. >>> i'm lea gabrielle with the news headlines. at least a dozen were killed when a bus explosion happened in turkey. it shattered the windows of nearby buildings. so far no word on who is responsible. turkish officials are investigating. >>> the sincincinnati zoo reope the gorilla enclosure after a 3-year-old boy fell in last month. the mother will not face charges

. >>> an east bay school on high alert this morning after it received threat nipping e-mail, it's all connected to this weekend's violent protests at the state capital. "today in the bay" continues now. good wednesday more than to you. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm sam brock. we are coastal cool this rng mo, probably the only place we're cool. let's check out the forecast with kari hall, good morning. >> sam and laura we'll be much cooler along the coast today, cooler than yesterday and it wasn't bad there at all as we look at where we start now some coastal fog in san francisco, 52 degrees and 56 degrees in the east bay, clear in the north bay and dropped back to 47 degrees but will rise up to 92 today and 67 degrees in the city while the east bay is up to 75 degrees, mid 80s for the peninsula and upper 80s for the south bay. we'll still have some upper 90s for the tri valley. we'll take a look ahead to the fourth of july weekend. coming up in a few minutes headed to mike, still tracking that truck in oakland. >> that's right, we got an update as well. we