to the system to figure out how to get the information they are entitled to and unfortunately to no city and a little gumption and psychological human tactics. >> have you ever pursued? >> i was a journalist for a long time. i had to fire lots of public records requests. i requested all the claims against it so. i figured out quickly what problems the city was having and that wouldn't have come to light had not requested those records. not just for journalists but average people to figure out what is going on. the federal government, what was the response. >> it's difficult to deal with. the delays are wrong and the redaction so i have requested foia. if they've done it once that's the last time into just a waste of time. whawhat is the strategy to get around that? it's getting around at the record so you don't have to request it officially because the timeliness is important. you have a delay of three non- us. that doesn't mean the system is totally broken. a lot of people get these records in only 93, only 7% of the requests are submitted by journalists. universities, lawyers, you name

analysis by uc-riverside found violent crime is slightly higher in sanctuary cities, but concluded on balance there is noically discernible difference in violent crime, rape and property crime. many street cops and sheriffs oppose sanctuary policies. phoenix is sanctuary city but ended that in 2008. police say when given discretion to ask about a suspect's legal status, cooperate with i.c.e., the crime rate fell. >> when we eliminated our sanctuary city policy back in about 2008, we saw crime, at least violent crime and stolen vehicles drop by 20, 25%. we saw 20-year low crime rate. >> most assuredly we saw a decrease. what happens, folks felt less comfortable because the risk of apprehension would go up? reporter: 30% of illegal aliens committed new crimes after release, four times higher suggested by i.c.e. the bill must pass the senate obviously. sanctuary city supporters are not backing down politically or in court. back to you. lauren: thank you for that, william. we'll bring you guys this outrageous story right now. a man in from el salvador in the united states illegally, he sued the city of san f

westbound traffic just a few people up and into the city. noblems between the tolls and 8ing and vine. it's a little bit damp here and there. 130 between 322 and route 44 in logan township. we're watching for one lane of construction blocking each direction. i have crews working in new jersey on route 130. there's i-95 which is no stream apparently. this is 202 northbound at route 30. we have construction crews out here, as well. watch for that one. they are blocking a lane. here's a live look, that's 42 northbound traffic coming up from deptford or turnersville if you're heading to the walt whitman bridge, no problems at this point. expect once in a while the windshield wipers are going. >> an elite rock climber is the first to reach el captain without ropes or safety gear. the 31-year-old completed a free solo climb to the top of the massive granite wall in nearly four hours on saturday. >>> now for the first look the at business, uber faces heat on social media in the hours after the london terror attack. some people complained they took too

no delays as you head through the schuylkill this side headed into the city of philadelphia. also looking good boulevard at the schuylkill seeing more volume as you head towards the schuylkill expressway. again no delays in this area. normally that fires up a little. also, 95 southbound cottman as you head on s curve inside city of philadelphia. no delays here either. it's a beautiful morning major roadways. there's a couple of smaller incidents throughout the city in in south philly between fit water and katherine seats. all lanes blocked. you have to move your way around 18 or broad and if you head in towards city to center city and accident mays landing at route 40 atlantic city expressway right lane blocked right here. also some construction we're going to have to keep an eye on. happening today and tomorrow between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m., 76 between the blue rite and city avenue and it will be intermittent lane closures. that's something to keep an eye on if you take the schuylkill expressway, jim. >> thank you, pat. >> in other news this morning investigators are trying to f

the area like the fire training center, the idea they would be selling it at fair market value with no city subsidie subsidies. they are looking to develop acres into office space, a project that is estimated to create 20,000 jobs. google has reportedly already bought a number of parcels from private landowners nearby, but there are concerns about a project of this magnitude. yesterday several community groups, including silicon valley rising, delivered a letter to the mayor's office expressing their worry that the googleplex will squeeze out low income workers and drive up housing kots costs. the mayor said the city already plans to build more housing units regardless of the googleplex project, and if approved, would take more than a decade to build out. bob riddell, nbc bay area news. >> all right, we will wait and see. thank you so much, bob. 11:07 right now. >>> after seeing some people scaling a neighbor's roof, homeowners called police and that dramatic moment played out earlier in fremont as police surrounded the neighborhood looking for two burglary suspects. we brought you this as

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thunderstorm. >> crankiness, no thunderstorm to help cool us off, we will go in the evening with this bad attitude. 92 degrees right now. we are looking live at center cityhiladelphia, a couple cumulus cloud in the scene but otherwise no rain, to help cool us off. southeasterly wind at 12 miles an hour feeling more like 93 degrees. feels like temperatures awful could be worse but those temperatures are just so down right hot we have 1 degree shy off the record high today in philadelphia. ninety-four. our high temperature 92 in trenton. broke a record in atlantic city at 93. we had 92 in allentown. that ties us for a record setback in 2015. more 90's are on the way. we're still hanging out in the 90's right now. ninety-one in allentown. ninety-two in philadelphia 90 's in wilmington. same case in ac. it is a little boy sea breeze in our shore towns at 90 degrees in cape may, rehoboth beach is 91. feeling better in ocean city but the beach, the shore is place to be today, with all of this heat, even though high temperatures did climb in the 80's and 90's along the coast, maybe you braved some 64- degree ocean. but a beautiful looking scene as we lah live a

: it's that time of the morning we're jamming up on the schuylkill expressway looking live at city avenue. no accidents, just heavy volume, westbound traffic jammed from city avenue gladwyn and eastbound jammed from montgomery to girard. in pottstown we had an accident that cleared on wilson street. this one on the ramp 422 westbound to limerick linfield out here on accident. 495 at 1st street. today construction blocks the left two lanes. they will try to wrap things up at noon. usually it lasts all day long. they did a live switch you can see how the traffic is slowing as you head southbound. stick to i-95 instead. garden state parkway northbound approaching 322 we have an problem an accident blocking the right lane. southbound construction blocks the left lane. problems in either direction. >> developing now, a philadelphia police officer opens fire killing an armed suspect and now there are questions whether the shooting death was justified. katherine scott is live at police headquarters with what the police commissioner is saying about the confrontation, katherine? >> reporter: matt, the

. >> no delays in this area and certain cruising this morning. same holds true for 42 freeway in new jersey headed to city of philadelphia. no delays really on any of the majors so far this morning. there's an accident out on route 42 eastbound between limerick and royersford. keep an eye on that. no major delays. also south philly south 16 between fitzwater and katherine. lanes blocked there due to overturned vehicle on accuweather expressway which since cleared out and right lane is still blocked just before route 40 mays landing for investigation due to accident. little later on today you want to keep an eye on this if you take the schuylkill. schuylkill between blue route and route 1 city avenue between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. today and tomorrow intermittent ept lane closures. so it's already head oyk on the schuylkill. let's add that to the list. jim back to you. >> and new police in west philadelphia are trying to figure out note any deadly shooting after 3:00 north udal streets, 54 and market and the 20-year-old victim was on house arrest and sitting on front pour of. of home when sht moult pl tim time.

there's no city in america that has those resources. the mayor here is committed hundreds of millions of dollars over the last three years and when i was commissioner, now o'neill is commissioner, to this mission. training of officers constantly. the best equipment in america and constantly updating that equipment and the best intelligence in america. the nypd, counterterrorism division under commissioner miller. what you're seeing also is i think you will find when it's all said and done is the classic lone wolf active shooter situation that i know lester holt of nbc has been exposing as part of the preparations for a special. but the idea is the shootings, the victims oftentimes secured within the first three to five minutes, and thus the need to get police in there as fast as possible. the individual often times will take their own life when confronted with police. we don't know the circumstances of this one yet. in this case it does appear to be a disgruntled former employee. the police had his -- kind of an identification within te

we went to the economic capital of china to see the impact on the city. nog or shanghai, it is a marketplace in kazakhstan in central asia. this man has owned this market for 15 years. and this woman came from china to take part in an eyes skating competition, but stayed for the opportunities. —— ice skating. translation: it has been great for business. many people have come here and they need my products from china. everything in this market is from china. it is notjust good, upload, toys, exercise equipment, even infrastructure. the local community says it is starting to ta ke local community says it is starting to take off. this oil and gas man is also taking profit from the initiative. at the start it was just him. now it does deals worth almost $200 million every year. he is expecting business to keep growing. xijinping said the two expecting business to keep growing. xi jinping said the two countries have gone from friends to relatives. kaza khsta n have gone from friends to relatives. kazakhstan has given the chinese preferential policies and is tryin

no more heart than this guy no mayor represents the see city of philadelphia. ter impact when it to the game. he's the greatest player in philadelphia history but chang d entire culture no one every scene before. every player wanted to be just like him from the way they dressed to the way they dribble everyone look at that man as the guy. allen iverson generation of hopplers. no player had impact to the nba. happy 42nd birthday to the man bubba chuck. lucy. >> all right. thank you very much, sean bell. you know what, philadelphia municipal shelter is full which is horrible news for all the homeless dogs and cats into face death as we take look at some of the sweet babies waiting for a loving home like lore row lie act philly is waving all adoption fees including sugar here. same with kitties. here's havana leaning into that scratch it feels really good oreo guy doing that cheesecake pose with those really sweet amazinamazing a eyes and of coue just one of the many, many homeless animals that desperately need a loving forever home right now at act philly in case

no dissents we're seeing westbound traffic a little bit of building volume heading toward center city. no delay just yet in this area. as you head toward city avenue, you're jamming westbound. near south street looking good. one big accident in in norristo, single-vehicle accident ran into a parked car and flipped over lafayette and hamilton street. it's been out there much of the morning. garden state parkway southbound between the great egg toll plaza ocean city construction blocking the right lane. it's causing problems and doing so today. 42, expect more volume coming back from the shore on 42 after such a nice day yesterday. a 16 minute ride a touch slow between the affirm c expressway and 295. -- ac expressway and 295. schuylkill expressway eastbound in good shape. westbound a touch slow because of the volume city to belmont and slowing people coming back from the shore on 42. nice and comfortable, low humidity, 52 in quakertown. 64 in center city. 58 in browns mills. 64 dover, delaware. heading up to a beautiful 81. enjoy it, tam. >>> developing now, an suv crashed into an indo

el no --new york city, se llevÓ la victoria.timos detalles sobre este incidente que estÁ inquietando a londres. el alcalde de londres, calificÓ estos actos como cobardes. reportero: las autoridades dicen que por lo -7 muertos, 20 heridos. entre los muertos, varios habrÍan fallecido en el puente. una niÑa que se encontraba con dos adultos, tambiÉn estÁ dentro de los heridos. los investigadores han declarado a estos dos consecutivos ataques, como ataques terroristas. las fuerzas de seguridad, informaron de un tercer incidente en esta zona, dÓnde enviaron agentes . luego declararon que fue un apuÑalamiento, que no tiene relaciÓn con los ataques. existe todavÍa movimiento policial y por supuesto esta cifra de muertos y de heridos, podrÍa subir . la verdad, lamentable. nosotros estamos monitoreando a cada minuto quÉ estÁ sucediendo en londres. la seguridad del reino unido, esta bajo cuestionamiento. el dÍa de maÑana, se iba a realizar un concierto benÉfico en mÁnchester, para ayudar a recuperar las vÍctimas de este doloroso momento.

that's westbound traffic coming into the city. noblems and i don't think you'll have any issues on your majors with any debris from the storms but here in hamilton township we've got one to two lanes blocked on 40 southbound near main street because of a downed tree here so traffic's kind of getting around that one, tam. >> okay, thank you, karen. >>> thousands of teachers in philadelphia have something bigger to look forward to in the coming days than just the start of summer break. it looks like they may be on the verge of a new contract after four years of working without one. "action news" reporter jeanette reyes is live for us now at school district headquarters in spring garden with the latest. good morning, jeanette. >> reporter: good morning, tam. this deal has been four years in the making. teachers voted overwhelmingly for it, teachers counselors and other staff. we got a lot of reaction but in one word, they're saying finally. after more than four years of often tense negotiations, monday night philadelphia public school t

traffic is moving nicely, eastbound traffic heading toward center city no problems at this early hour. in cinnaminson we have an water main break 130 southbound at riverton road. one lane getting by. one lane blocked on the betsy ross bridge web. >>> a man is dead following a wild scene in the olney section overnight. after his friend was shot, his friend tried to chase down the homeowner. the suspect ended up in a scuffle with a homeowner. katherine scott is live to tell us about the rest. >> reporter: we spoke to the family and friends of the homicide victim, howard white a disabled military vet who went back to work as a private contractor he was back for a month and a half when this happened. this is an extensive crime scene they need here for hours. this happened shortly before 1:00 a.m. his family said howard noticed a man casing a nearby bar, he it was trying to defuse the situation telling him to walk away. he was shot twice. officers on patrol herd gunshots police responded. they saw white on the street citizen suspect flee. the victim's friend who has a permit to carry chase

. >> he did not give up on atlantic city. >> no, not at all. >> wow. >> and go hungry. >> yes, absolutelyiews looking out on to the beach in atlantic city. you have been transported somewhere else. >> if you are hungry it doesn't matter. you have a beautiful vision in front of you. >> all right thank you. >>> and this reminder fyi philly is tomorrow at 8:00. >> and diane keaton actors in hollywood gathered to honor the actress. she was given the life achievement award and best known for her role in annie hall. earning her the academy award. and has racked up 70 acting credits. the award ceremony will air later this year. it takes a lot of people to make a good school day. miss hoffman gets us there safe every time. mrs. migliaccio teaches us all about fractions - and haikus - and the erie canal! miss reeves makes us sound amazing. and miss santoro always takes time to see how we're doing. miss simpkins keeps our school looking great. recess wouldn't be recess without miss basile. and mrs. mccarthy always has tons of good books to read. which makes for a pretty good day at school. ♪ >>> ti

city through community service. if they do not show up in court and they have a record of incidents... medics should not have to respond. noord on whether the city will take up the proposal. (steve) video captures a showdown with a nevada store owner and a robber the owner and father of three says he had a bad feeling when the customer walked in. but did not expect what came next. suddenly the man kicks over the counter and smashes the glass. while the thief grabbed an ipad and cell phone miguel was grabbing his gun from a safe. when the man saw the gun ... he immediately dropped the items and walked out with his hands up. miguel says he had actually practiced for a moment like this just a month ago while taking classes for a concealed weapons permit. in sports... gary goes back... way back in time with a kron sports intern... and her famous family...... and the a's taking on the best team in baseball.. the highlights... and all the sports... coming up danon: alright, july 4th travel coming up here and we're going to see the lowest gas prices that we've seen in years.black: it's pretty amazing isn't it? so, because most of

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cities in the bay area where you can purchase and light up your own fireworks. >> they include a lot of sparklers and fountains. you won't have those heavy explosives for safety concerns. those are no longer sanctioned in cities like dublin. the highest any of our fawn tanks go is 8 to 9 feet. they will emit colorful displays, some have a little sound to them but nothing too overbearing for the community members. >> the fireworks can only be used on the 4th of july between 10 a.m. and 10 p.m. >>> a new app will help people anonymously report illegal fireworks. the program from tnt fireworks is called nail 'em. all you have to do is take a photo or audio clip including the time and location and the report will be submitted to the proper authorities. >> nail 'em. >> nail 'em. >> that's a proper term. yikes. >> it's already happening. last night my dog was bark, boy, i couldn't sleep because she kept barking because she could hear the fireworks going off around the neighborhood. >> already. >> people randomly setting them off. i think it was 10:45 when she finally settled down so i thought oh, boy it's going to be fun between now and july 5. the morning of july 5. >> see how much slee

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no reason to be alarmed. reporter: and restore normalcy to a city shaken but resilient.his was the third terror attack in the u.k. since march, the second in just two weeks. individual will be held monday. kimberly: our team coverage of the terror in london continues with a show of support from the nation's capital. the attack was the talk of the town, from british pubs to the embassy. q mccray has more. . have been monitoring the british embassy since last night. people have been showing up, some dropping off flowers, support being shown around the >> it's despicable. it's murder, it's insane. terror happened more than 3600 miles away, but people send condolences. this british pub in northeast is where the union jack hangs proudly. the violence is a hot topic. atthe more terrorism strikes the grassroots level, the more people fight back. a crowd onowed into the famous london bridge and a group of people were stabbed in a market blocks away. tweeted, trump "whatever the united states can help out in london and the u.k., we will be there." hours later he criticized london

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the term "sanctuary city" has no legal efficacy. that is what mayors were trying to tell the department of ju they are using a term that is not actually in law. what we said was, we are not going to allow our local police departments to become ice agents. our local police departments have to take care of everybody. if there is no trust between our first and you are asking someone who has called about domestic abuse what their immigration status is, they are not going to call. the federal government has a responsibility regarding immigration, and cities have a responsibility to keep streets safe. soledad: there are plenty of cities that have said, we are happy to help ice agents. we are happy to ask people their immigration status when they come into our jails, and they are happy to go the extra mile to assist ice. is this going to put new orleans and other sanctuary cities in a difficult position? >> i want to be clear about this. every mayor in america supports the notion that if we arrest somebody and if they are a violent crimina

that's southbound traffic heading toward center city. no delays, good shot of the roads which are nice and clear at the movement. we have construction on the blue route. let's check out the vine street expressway, still seeing blockages, westbound and eastbound. should be clear within the next half-hour or so. we'll be watching for that. let's take a look outside live in plymouth meeting this is the blue route near ridge pike. construction blocking the left lane and the e-z pass express. watch out for extra people heading to the poconos for race weekend. you'll see extra congestion right there. one more accident to mention often the ramp 422 westbound for limerick lynn field watch for that on the ramp matt. >> philadelphia police say an officer shot and killed a man because the man pulled out a gun. the deadly encounter is under investigation as the police commissioner reveals the man took a shot to the back. katherine scott is live at police headquarters with the full story. >> reporter: matt they are trying to figure out exactly what happ

he did not give up on atlantic city. >> no, not at all. >> reporter: cheers. >> pleasant good morningyou, thank you for waking up with us. 5:49 a.m., 67 degrees, sky6 live hd giving you a beautiful shot of the camden skyline, but meteorologist chris sowers says, yup, the heat is coming, he'll let you know when in just a bit. >>> in "healthcheck" this morning there was a growing concern about the type of milk given to children. it could have an impact on their height. a new study looked at cows milk versus dairy alternatives. a 3-year-old who drinks rice, so i or almond milk could be a half inch shorter than those children who drink dairy milk. >>> research from carnagie mellon suggest there could long term issues for children of divorce. the stress children endure after their parents separate could have a reverse effect on their immune system. >>> okay, when your doctors prescribes new medication, experts say you need to asking a whole lot of questions before you take it. if you don't you could be putting your health at serious risk. some of the questions you should ask include how of

and in the city, no 60s in andora and parkside. 77 in fox chase. summerton has dropped to 68 degrees. port richmond reporting 80 degrees. a little bit warmer than yesterday. a steamy afternoon. 96 in summerton. the suburbs up to 93 degrees for westchester this afternoon. 93 in kutztown. allentown hits 95 along with easton this afternoon. the shore is going to be cooler. cooler than the rest of the area. a little bit warmer than yesterday. in fact, ocean city could hit 92 degrees. 90 degrees for cape may. 94 for wilmington. 95 degrees in trenton. heat all around today, will be a bit higher. the activity tonight, droi dopp radar and satellite shows it's clear tonight and this afternoon. showers and thunderstorms has meandered through northern michigan and into canada. that's part of the cold front that's going to swing into our area late tonight. before that cold front arrives, we could see some scattered showers and thunderstorms. you see they're more likely to the north and into central pennsylvania than in the immediate philadelphia area or the le

while there is no uniform definition of sanctuary cities, and no comprehensive or official list of these jurisdictions, we blk all too familiar with them. so-called sanctuary cities obstruct enforcement with noncompliance of detainers. they construct unreasonable hurdles to compliance and create barriers to communication between immigration and custom enforcement and local personnel. we understand that they have a job to do and that it's an officer's oath to uphold its duties. opponents will claim the bill sun necessary because they have the jurisdiction they need. the truth is sanctuary policy makes the i.c.e. job nor difficult and dangerous and endangers communities. for far too long the previous affed mcmorris rodgers took a in check on holding cities homeland former security secretary jeh johnson' greed, the sanctuary cities should not be allowed to decline to cooperate with federal authorities. he said in 2015 it is not acceptable homeland to have no policy of johnson' cooperation with immigration enforcement. you see, mr. speaker, faithfulness to the law isn't like being offered a

. >> now da confirms suspect was a seasonal employee here at the macy's cents city and no comment from the spokesperson at macy's what he specifically did here. we're live in center city, i'm greg ar fw os. cbs3 eyewitness news. >> the search is on for suspect that attacked a woman jogging in south jersey. this happened province state park pittsgrove salem county and suspect attacked the woman on monday on the lake trail hitting her in face and neck with the stick he hit the suspect back and ran to a camp site where she got help from lease. she was not seriously injured but this is a sketch of the suspect white male, 20 to 30, 62 about skinny build and short dirty brown hair. >> authorities recovered the body ever a 17-year-old swept away by current in the mercer country creek. marty bartrud and several feign agars went swimming hamilton township john robel robeling park yesterday afternoon and bartrue and another got caught in a tidele creek that feeds into the delaware river. bartrud did not make it out and they said he did not know how to swim. >> the second teenage swiler disaappea

r >> i drive distinction between political costs and real costs.t no city in the country are the politicalcosts treated more real than washington. the truth is, for the other 99% of the country the real cost is what counts.t real cost of the durban amendment than amply documented. banks have seen revenue fall 20%. the low income consumer has seen checking fees double. the small ticket merchant has seen interchange cost increase. for those of us who campaigned on a platform of free markets and limited government, which is most of our party, i suggest the principle that is followed when it costs nothing is not much of a principal at all. the principle that government should not be setting prices ended up having a political price of its own. for some that was the only reality of this debate. i only wish i could say the same for the 1 million people that it has been driven out of the banking system. i yield to the gentleman. >> i think the gentleman for north carolina and associateth myself with his remarks. it is not helped consumers and it has hurt them. the only thing that has benefited at

looking at i-95 little building volume southbound heading toward center city. no major problems, sun is shining roads are dry. we have a mess out there, ridley park route 13 at myrtle avenue the traffic light not working after an earlier accident took down a poll there. be came in that area. transit, bus route number 2 has turned around after the vehicle accident on south 16th street. >> reporter: we have flood watch that kicks in at noon until later this evening, because of a damaging line of thunderstorms coming out of the northwest through the i-95 corridor around dinnertime and down the shore after that. 87 is the high by 3:00 p.m. again, the showers and thunderstorms dropping out of the northwest. if you hear thunder later today or this evening, head indoors on the lower floors, because the storms could be strong. jennette. >> thank you, david. you can find the seven-day forecast and live look at storm tracker 6 live double scan radar at any time of the day on our website head to 6abc.com/weather. >>> well, u.s. military for the first time time shot down an s

reporter: what is happening is basically, the sdf have managed to encircle the old city of raqqa. there are no ways in or out of .hat city, which is besieged what we are hearing from the inside is that they are out of order on the islamic state group side. , veryer, very little food little ammunition, no real opportunity to get anything from the outside. of course, there are many, many civilians trapped inside that old city. it is believed that the islamic state group are using between 70,000 and 100,000 civilians as human shields in this battle. of course, the old city is also defended by a fortification, a law which is very high, which is centuries old but still intact. that, of course, is a next her problem for the sdf fighters trying to conquer it. we were inside the city today. around the old city, not inside it. but the situation there is extremely confused, extremely violent. there is a lot of gunfire. there are coalition bombings going on, many, many bombings. we witnessed a few of them. a situation -- like we saw cityians coming out of the , father and his son on a motorbike. df force

no. >> reporter: reported problems here looking good. 6 degrees in city. 59 in browns mills. 62 cinnaminson. 66 in dover, delaware. feels great, no humidity, mostly sunny skies a pleasant high of 81 degrees. >> a deadly heat wave out west triggered two dozen wildfires. 21 wildfires are raging across 8 states. in utah, wildfires torched 60 square miles. in arizona raging wildfires there have prompted a state of emergency declaration. >> we're dealing with absolutely unprecedented fire behavior. >> we want people to know to be ready and get out. >> the sweltering conditions from the heat wave are blamed for four deaths this weekend including two toddlers, one was found dead inside his father's car in houston, texas. some spots including phoenix excessive heat warnings have been effect for more than a week. >>> 5:17 a.m., a nurse in california was arrested after she was seen on a nanny cam allegedly abusing the child she was caring for. the child's parents logged into a live feed from their camera and found this. the nurse abusing their 2-year-old son who has special needs. >> i mean there wer

city. there is no way for them to flee far away from the city.his is the last square meter in the whole city. brent: as always, we appreciate you coming in and giving us your insights. the survey in britain has found many high-rise buildings have similar cladding to those used in the london power fire. the siding on the grenfell tower aided the blaze that killed 79 people. many are angry, saying the government has been too slow to risk on. correspondent: people in britatn mourning those killed in the infeferno that engulfed in the 3 story building. the b blaze in the london borouh of kensington and chelsea were britain's worst sisince world wr ii. in the aftermath of the fire, prime minister theresa may said it would be sometime before the true cost of the tragedy was clear. >> mr. speaker, what happened in the early hours of last wednesdaday morning wiwith one f the most unimamaginable tragages our cocountry has the in many years. as of this morning, 79 people have been confirmed dead. with work still ongoing to to cover the bodies -- to discove

city or londoners. londoners will see an increasedd popolice presence and over thee course o of the nexext few days. no reason to be alarmed. one thining we all need to do is make sure we are safe as wee possibly can be. i am reassured we are all the safest double cities in the world, if not the e safest globl city in the world.d. we always evolve and review ways to make sure we remain as safe as we possibly can. amy: following london mayor sadiq khan's remarks, u.s. president donald trump took to twitter to attack the mayor, tweeting -- "at least 7 dead and 48 wounded in terror attack and mayor of london says s there is "no reasn to be alarmed!" in fact, mayor khan had been speaeaking about thehe increased police presence in the city when he said ththere was no reasonono be alarmed. a spokesman for mayor khan later dismissed trump's comments, responding that the mayor -- "has more important things to do than respond to donald trump's ill-informed tweet that deliberately takes out of con his remarks urging londoners not to be alarmed when they saw more police -- including armed officers -- on the stree

no sanctuary for criminals act as well. you just heard, will democrats participate? well, 80% of americans support ending sanctuary cities, and no citizen should be in danger because politicians think they are above the law. so will democrats participate? will they listen to their constituents? 80% of americans feel pretty good about this law. both pieces of legislation serve the basic functions of government, by keeping people of our state and country safe from those who wish to do us harm. mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: does the gentleman from michigan continue to reserve? mr. conyers: i continue to reserve, sir, yes. the speaker pro tempore: the time is reserved. the gentleman from virginia. mr. goodlatte: mr. speaker, at this time it's my pleasure to yield three minutes to the gentleman from kansas, mr. yoder. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from kansas is recognized for three minutes. mr. yoder: thank you, mr. chairman. thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today in support of the rule of law, of strengthening the enforcement of our immigration system and improving the security of our nation's b

good to give back to the city and no better way than win a championship. >> fans couldn't agree more.ave warriors win and children experience it with me is blessing. >> good to win another championship. >> signs and sights said it all. this team is special. sense of magic that happens when these players get together. they know it and fans know it. >> we'll get it. k.d. locked in, championship here on out. >> little confidence in play too. >> we the champs! >> abc7 news. >>> festive mood one day after frightening ambush. bipartisan show of unity tonight to honor victims of yesterday's shooting that targeted republican lawmakers. >>> and deli store robber weapon of choice. >>> democrats won tonight's annual congressional charity baseball game but message of the game was bipartisanship and solidarity with republican politicians shot and wounded yesterday. at nationals park. >> reporter: very first pitch thrown by special agent david bailey who rushed into gunfire, friendly rivalry more than a century old between republicans and democrats. paying tibt to colleague in critical condition, s

organizations are launching a campaign to hold uber accountable if is still wants to move to the city, "no uber oakland" and presenting uber with a list of the man, justice in the workplace, hiring locally and local housing. when uber announced a plan a few years ago some worried about the justification and the rising rent but in march the company announced it would scale back the expansion plan. instead of 2000 and 3000 employees moving into the old sears building and is now 200 to 300 people. they will take space in the new office in san francisco near the warriors arena and rent out much of the oakland site. >>> at least 10 students that thought they would be going to harvard will not be allowed to enroll. the school has rescinded the admission offer after finding students traded sexually explicit messages and means on a private facebook group chat. the school newspaper reports these messages might the sexual assault, holocaust and death of children. the paper says the comments were directed at specific ethnic groups and the facebook page was set up for the class of 2021 to become acqua

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police say there were large and happy crowds all across the city, no problem were reported. >>> police shut down intersections where people created their own street parties, it shoulded a couple side shows in east oakland. traffic was rerouted around those areas. no serious problems were reported. and one of the biggest impromptu celebrations was right there, 14 14th and broadway in downtown oakland. police blocked off traffic, fans danced and partied in the middle of the street. some police officers joined in the chance of warriors! warriors! everybody was a warrior fan for at least a few hours. >>> and now in one week we can have a parade, on thursday. scheduled to start at 10:00 thursday morning, there is the route. essentially the same as the parade two years ago. it will wind up broadway from 11th street to grand avenue, then along lake merit on harrison street and lakeside drive and end at henry keiser convention center. and fans can begin to line-up as early as 5:00 in the morning at lakeshore and 12th street and we know they will. >> they will. >> as many as 1 million people tu

a packed city council meeting. so far there's no word on what city leaders plan to do. >>> 6:15. amazon has launched a try before you buy service called promise wardrobe allowing prime members to try on clothes, shoes, and acce accessories. it's similar to stitch fix and trunk club. customers are charged for items they keep and will get higher discounts if they buy a lot of eitems. >>> as we reported to you at the top of the hour the ceo of uber has resigned. >> travis kalanick initially said he was taking a leave of absence following a report criticizing the company and his leadership. now he's out. the question, scott mcgrew, who is taking over. >> reporter: a fine question. i think a lot of tech reporters have gone through our mental list of available ceos. my vote, and i don't have one, would be the former ford ceo mark fields because he knows transportation. kalanick was bad for uber's image is nothing new. this maging zen cover is from two and a half years ago, uber bad. whoever uber picks as its new leader travis will have a say. out as ceo, but it remains on the board of

good to give back to the city and no better way than win a championship. >> fans couldn't agree more.ave warriors win and children experience it with me is blessing. >> good to win another championship. >> signs and sights said it all. this team is special. sense of magic that happens when these players get together. they know it and fans know it. >> we'll get it. k.d. locked in, championship here on out. >> little confidence in play too. >> we the champs! >> abc7 news. >>> festive mood one day after frightening ambush. bipartisan show of unity tonight to honor victims of yesterday's shooting that targeted republican lawmakers. >>> and deli store robber weapon of >>> democrats won tonight's annual congressional charity baseball game but message of the game was bipartisanship and solidarity with republican politicians shot and wounded yesterday. at nationals park. >> reporter: very first pitch thrown by special agent david bailey who rushed into gunfire, friendly rivalry more than a century old between republicans and democrats. paying tibt to colleague in critical condition, stephen s

. >> reporter: and city is getting ready. no parking signs up, barriers out and street closures planned. >> just going to be no parking. don't bring bikes, skateboards or scooters, not allowed in the parade area. >> reporter: expected 1.5 to 2 million people will descend on oakland. could disrupt the flow of business getting downtown. court appearances -- >> we have hearings scheduled and might have to get them continued i'm finding out. >> reporter: to medical appointments. >> going to be crazy. we're going to be closed. >> reporter: just about everything put on hold for thursday's celebrations. includes plans for police department. >> all hands on deck. time off and days off canceled. as far as oakland police, everybody will be here. >> reporter: oakland police chief already asked neighboring jurisdictions to help with mutual aid. abc7 news. >> going to be crowded on thursday. b.a.r.t. is advising that parking at stations will be packed. free at oracle lot, a quick walk to the coliseum b.a.r.t. station. some trains may not sto

again -- two people have been detained -- but no arrests yet. (pam) the city of oakland and jasmine abuslin have agreed to a nearly one- million dollars settlement .. abuslin.. formerly known as celeste guap was the central figure in the bay area wide police sex scandal.. today, flanked by her attorney john burris, abuslin held a press conference announcing a settlement of $989-thousand- dollars in the civil claim against the city of oakland. abuslin told kron4's haaziq madyun, who broke this story last year... that she worked as a call girl.... had sex with dozens of police officers, including a few when she was a minor. abuslin says, her dream now ... is to work with animals. (sot) abuslin will now move forward with civil claims agaisnt richmond, san francisco, livermore, contra costa county and alameda county. prosecutors have c

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