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the north star has served as a guiding light for sailors since ancient times. just below the star is the state motto -- "dirigo," latin for "i lead." a knotted fringe of yellow silk gently surrounds the state seal. unlike other states, maine's first european explorers were probably not british, spanish, french, or italian. it's believed that nordic sailors arrived here almost 600 years before columbus. we know these seafaring adventurers by a more familiar name -- vikings. with "flag facts," i'm eric. >> if you've been trying to watch your weight, try watching the salt. studies show that when a food is salty, we tend to eat more of it. one reason may be that the salt interferes with the chemicals released by our stomach. those chemicals are supposed to tell our brain that we're full. but if they're inhibited by salt, then we don't get the message that we're full, and so we want to keep eating. to help maintain a healthy weight, try to shake the salt habit. >> we've got to take a short break, but don't go away, because "teen kids news" will be right back. >>joe:

for their north star metric, it would be nights booked., there's benefit for a host and there's benefit for a guest every time a night is booked. so the more nights they have booked. the more value is being delivered. and the more likely that that growth is going to be sustainable over time. >> got it. build cross-functional growth team. you take people from marketing, et cetera, and say you guys are the growth team? >> right. so this is what, what's pretty cool on facebook really pioneered this. since the time they pioneered it, they've built about another $400 billion in value in the business. and it's this idea that testing across all of the levers of growth is really challenging, because a lot of the people who control levers that sit within product for example, are not going to be the marketing team. so what you want to be able to do is have the cross-functional team that has permission to test reallier in that can affect growth. and yeah so that's the big benefit is that by having this cross-functional team, it includes marketers, po

our north star moving forward should be how do we make life better for people. >> right. >> the familieswith opioid abuse, they're worried that they're going to lose their coverage. >> the problem is you can see, tom, when a lot of americans, particularly middle class americans who did see premiums go up because they are in the individual market they don't necessarily see the benefit of the remarkable medicaid expansion, the number of people who couldn't get insurance because of preexisting conditions, there are a lot of middle class people in this country who just saw their premiums go up and they weren't able to keep their doctors, then they hear democrats say i don't want to see a repeal of obamacare because it's working well. >> the affordable care act while it has obviously been a life saver for millions, i always been -- had room for improvement, ali. and the thing about it is as the congressional budget office pointed out there are millions of folks who have employer based coverage who could lose their coverage under this senate bill. these are working class families. i was contac

we lost our north star. i believe our leaders lack wisdom. there is a quote that i read once i think pretty much sums it all up. and it says, where there's light in the soul, there's beauty in the person. where there's beauty in the person, there's harmony in the home. where there's harmony in the home, there's order in the nation. and where there's order in the nation, there's peace in the world. and i believe that we need to be that beacon of light to the world and we have certainly lost our compass as a society. and whether we like president trump or whether we don't is not the issue. we need to stand behind our president and unify and stand for what's right. and if we don't like what he's done, then we can vote him out of office in 2020. but the way people have behaved and the way that they have acted is a disgrace to our country. and what it must look like to other countries, we look like a bunch of barbarians and savages. i look at congress and i can't believe the way they act. they act like little children in a room fighting, fighting,

russia has been his polar star, his north star. he's never wavered from that position. >> why do you think that is? >> because he genuinely admires vladimir putin. i don't think he really comprehends the geopolitical repercussions of this. i think that he's just decided that he's going to keep -- as he does with so many other things, he's going to double and triple down on issues that people are opposing him about. >> jeremy, all of the things that cross your desk, how weird is it to all of the people that work in the buildings that we have a president who has such generous things to say about someone who boasts about cracking down on dissonance until he is able to work them over and win fans. you were talking about his resistance to restating our commitment to defending our european allies. how weird is it for those who work in the national security establishment at the pentagon or cia to have a president who is so oriented the way that tom described him? >> i was at the pentagon all day today. i talk to folks all the time and the

to the north star inc. chairman. some of the comments coming through, he says the first year of any president's administration is chaos, but he manages chaos when it comes to the private sector, and he's doing an amazing job in a difficult situation. let's get it over to this conversation w. >> because he wants it the way that is. in other words, death by a thousand leaks is a consequence of attacking the institutions. when you attack the cia and fbi, and you attack congress, and you attack the diplomatic corps in the state department, all the protectacy can do is itself. within the white house, actually, things are actually running pretty well. all of the rhetoric between jared, he's 36, he's an unbelievably soft, considered, thoughtful mind, and a trusted advisor to the president. gary cohn, you couldn't have a in theadvisor -- adult sandbox. if you can run goldman sachs, you can run the economic piece of the white house.reince priebus knows the hardware and the plumbing of washington.and steve bannon is the victor

quality was our north star. that's where this debate must go. and i'll close on this other point. it's also a mistake to have an entire debate around just teachers. one, you've got to have three things. an involved parent, a teacher that will motivate you, and a principal that will be held accountable and is not scared to be held accountable. every child is home schooled. every child. and their jobs are easier when that's happening. when it's not, we need to make sure they have all the support from early childhood education to highly motivated teachers to principals that are not only scared to be held accountable but want to be because they want the independence to be held accountable. and i would say to you that the principals and the parents have been left out-of-the discussion of last 20 years which are always about just teachers because the other two don't play a role in the education and socialization of our children. and we're missing the debate, and you think go back to your own experiences, that's what motivates and changes education. if you're going to make fundamental re

there will be a north star for congress' discussion about financial reform. >> that will come soon t.asury department is about to put out their report and certainly lawmakers on capitol hill are going to want to follow that to make sure that the white house, the senate and the house are all on board. mellissa. >> all right, kayla thank you in washington for the latest on that. we were talking about this. you said it didn't matter if it happened or not. >> look, regional banks, they're definitely the beneficiaries of this, at least the perception of it. again, it's a perception trade. it's through the house, it will get through the senate t. chances of that occurring are very, very low. again there is a sentiment trade. i think this is oversold, meaning the panks in particular. >> what will actually happen most likely is a fed rate hike. what will happen is the result of the speed car results which could prompt banks to increase dividends or buy back or both. that's all coming in the next few weeks. >> they have the balance beat. jamie dimon brought this up time and time again. there i

i believe his moral compass points toward the north star.plained on may 3, in the last appearance before congress, i believe he explained the c calculus he went through. he struggled with it. >> all eyes are on comey on thursday. >> he is not going to help the president. that's the bottom line here. the question is, how much damage is he going to do? >> to take a step back. think how powerful james comey has become. he arguably -- >> more famous than the president. >> not since j. edgar hoover. >> we have to take a break. all eyes on comey on thursday. tomorrow senators will question rosen ste rosenstein about whether the president tried to tamper with the russia investigation. ♪ blue moon is brewed with valencia orange peel, for a taste that shines brighter. but with my back pain i couldn't sleep or get up in time. then i found aleve pm. the only one to combine a safe sleep aid plus the 12 hour pain relieving strength of aleve. and now. i'm back! aleve pm for a better am. ♪ ♪ award winning interface. award winning design. award winning engi

it's been his north star. he never waiver four-door that position which is rk remarkable if you think about it. >> why do you think that is? i think it's because he genuinely admires -- i should sates it's my pony not that of the war college. because he genuinely admires vladimir putin. he doesn't comprehend the geopolitical implications of this, of the russian american relationship. i don't think -- i've always thought that there was no expect aches that he would actually find himself in the oval office. and i think that that -- he is just decided that he is going to keep -- as he does with so many other things. he is going to double and triple and quint tuple down on a position that others increasing will vocally oppose being him about. >> jeremy bash you held the position of the chief of staff at the cia and the pentagon i'm thinking about all the things that cross your desk. how weird is it to all the people working in the buildings that we have a president with such generous things to say about someone wh

this will be the north star of our administration. >> with us to share their reporting, abbey phillip, olivia knox, john yang, and yak key kucinich. here's one of the many questions for jeff sessions. is the president really debating whether to fire the new special counsel lead -- russian meddling investigation. excuse me. of course not most white house aides say. political suicide is the reaction from most republicans outside the white house. the deputy attorney general, the man who would have to carry out such an order says he believes special counsel bob mueller is doing a fine job. why is this an issue? why is it a question? one of the certain questions the attorney general will be asked later today. because the president who surprised us all by firing the fbi director james comey has been complaining fiercely to friends of late about bob mueller in much the same way he complained about comey. >> i think he's considering perhaps terminating the special counsel. i think he's weighing that option. i think it's pretty clear by what one of his lawyers said on television recently. i pe

i have a north star. i have a conscious. and i believe -- first of all, i believe in this country. and i would always put my country first before the party. and i believe this party, my party, your party, nicole, as asked way too much and stretched the truth way too much. if i was white house press sc e secretary, i would tell the truth and respect that podium for all that it represents. i think sean spicer was thinking out loud there. i think he was grasping for straws and trying to put lipstick on a pig. and it's very painful to watch, not only as an american, but it's also painful to watch my friend go through that. >> god bless you, robert traynham. i hope your friend, sean spicer, just watched you just now and if he didn't, i'll send it to him. what shouldn't democrarepublicao help articulate that donald trump doesn't speak for all of us. are you sad to find see sort of the political conversation on a day like today where it is? >> i am. but i will tell you, the other day, following on the heels of this, the president withdrew from the paris climate accords. and it was an awfu

steve scalise, who was shot in the hip and medevaced over to washington hospital serpt north of capitol hill. med star washington tweeting representative scalise was critically injured and remains in critical condition. that tweet about 10 minutes ago. also on capitol hill today, the federal reserve holding one of their regular meetings announcing an interest rate hike. the fourth interest rate hike in 18 months. and that news conference with the fed chair, janet yellin, is under way. you can -- yellen, is under way. you can follow that on our companion network, c-span3. chairman isakson: let me apologize for being late. i got caught on a couple things coming down the hall which i don't want to slip up. we'll stand at ease. that's a military term i learned a long time ago in the air force for one minute while i talk to my warm and trusted friend, the ranking member, then we'll open the hearing.

it would be to me a north star if you will for the future of the organization. you could alie your personal strategies, your acquisition strategies, your innovation strategies to get to that goal. i agree with you 100%, sir, the more we can imbed technology and just try some things out. think we should be willing to try some things out. if they don't work as envision, then we look at something else, but trying them out is important. >> there are other airports around the country that have great facilities that would allow those testing projects, pilot programs to occur, they have a lot of space and opportunity to see how they can work and how they can be combined with tsa and airport initiatives. speaking of denver international airport and the work they're doing, obviously if you travel there you will see in the great hall where they do the screening you've got upper level here where you can kind of sit, stand, take pictures looking down on everybody going through the check points, you can take a look at who is doing what when it comes to security screening. yo

to the north, a star-studded tribute in manchester. ariana grande leading a superstar lineup, in a benefit for uk terror victims less than two weeks after a deadly attack at her concert there. and the response from president trump and authorities overseas. here in the u.s., on high alert. the coverage from london. >> reporter: eight minutes. londoners today reckoning with what happened in those eight chaotic minutes of terror that shattered a summer night. >> and then some guy comes around the corner and went, "run! run! run! they got blades, knifes, they are gonna stab you. they are terrorists. run!" >> reporter: it began at 10:08 p.m. a white van heading south on london bridge suddenly swerves off the road up on the sidewalk and accelerates, running down pedestrians, leaving them broken and bloodied on the pavement. >> it's indescribable, the state they were in. you never think you're going to see something like that. >> reporter: the bbc's holly jones just happened to be on the bridge. >> this is when i saw the driver of the vehicle

and that should be our north star. > gillibrand was speaking at new york univeristy. she thought it was appropriate to use profanity in public addresses, a spokesperson for gillibrand said the senator is just being her authentic self. (catherine) prime minister theresa may has visited the queen inside buckingham palace-- to get permission to form a minority government. this happening after her gamble on a snap election dramatically backfired-- resulting in a hung parliament. she just delivered a very short speech saying the country needs unity and that's what she will deliver. the biggest winner last night-- was labour leader jeremy corbyn. he'll now play a much bigg role inthe british parliament. (steve) a piece of art to honor the victims of the pulse club terror attack has beenn unveiled. the mural made its debut this morning in the mall at millenia's grand court in orlando. the public can take in the display through the end of the month. the 20-16 shooting at the nightclub in orlando claimed 49-lives. the shooter, omar mateen, was fatally shot by police. authoriti

the north star is being popular, trying to be successful, so will he modulate behavior to what he perceives to be the applause. that's his inceptive. to do things that are popular. we talked about steve bannon, globalist versus conservatives. the globalists, we can get on a plane at lax which you and i have done with and flown to abu dhabi and landed in 16 hours. it's not that steve bannon has point of view -- i'm not a liberal but intellectually i understand the point of view and i understand where that philosophy is coming from. the steve bannons of the world are crack pots, right, and what trump has learned in the first 100 days is when i listen to the crack pots it's the equivalent of giving the car keys to junior who then takes the buick and drives it into the wall at 50 miles an hour and so when i listen to people that are steeped in reality, henry mcmaster or jim mattis or a couple of these others from incentive basis, people give him a cookie, good job on the news, right, the intensity, you know, starts wearing off and that's how i think you will see trump comport himself in the nex

that would be to be a north star for the future of the organization. and you could align your personnel strategies, acquisition strategies and innovation strategies to get to that goal. i agree with you 100%, sir, that the more we can invent technology, just try things out. i think we should be willing to try some things out f they don't work as envisioned, then we look at something else. trying them out is important. >> there are a lot of airports around the country that have great facilities that allow the testing projects, pilot programs to occur. speaking of denver national airport and the work they're doing, obviously if you travel, there in the great hall where they do the screening, you got the upper level here where can you kind of sit and stand and take pictures looking down at everybody going through the checkpoints and take a look at who is doing what when it comes to security screening. can you take pictures of the monitors as the x-ray machines do their work. they recognize in light of other tragic events around the globe that the need to

this north star is being popular, become successful. will he moderate his behavior towards what he perceives to be the applause? that's his incentive to do things that are popular. we talked about steve ban -- ban non. we fly to abu dhabi and land in 16 hours. it's not that steve bannon has a point of of view you we disagree on. i'm not a liberal but intellectually i understand the point of view and i understand where that philosophy is coming from. the steve bannons of the world are track pats and what trump learned is when i listen to the crackpots it's equivalent of giving the car keys to junior and he drives entitled the wall at 50-miles-an-hour. when i listen to people steeped in reality, then from an incentive basis, people give him a cookie and say, good job on the news. that's. >> i think steve asked a -- raised something that give us a really good question. and ron, i'll start with you. do you agree that nothing major that requires legislation is likely to get done in what we're going to really see in terms of changes is all go

north korea. fresh off the plane from pyongyang, former nba star dennis rodman tells abc president trump should follow his lead and go meet with north korean leader kim jong-un. >> if donald trump had a chance, had a chance, he will get on the plane and shake his hand -- pardon me. i'll ask him right now. donald, come talk to me. let's try to work this house. >> reporter: the white house won't comment on rodman's visit or the interview. the trump administration this week down played the chances of a trump visit and experts say it would be counterproductive. >> if he goes to pyongyang which is where they insist on doing this, north korea will own the narrative and it will be all about the american president paying trip to kim jong-un. >> reporter: rodman said he did not meet with him on this trip, but said he is misunderstood. >> people don't see him as a friendly guy, but if you actually talk to him -- we always talk, we sing karaoke, ride horses. >> reporter: he was thrilled to hear detained student was releetsed, but it turned out to be bitter sweet. >> we found out he was ill. i was happy he got re

north korea. the former nba star is one of the few americans to have met with leader kim jong-un. rodman says he doesn't plan to ask kim about the four americans north korea has detained, but he does hope to help relations with north korea. the former chicago bulls star also says he believes president trump approves of his latest visit. >>> and now to the extreme weather including some blistering heat, dangerous tornadoes and even snow. >> yeah, the heat wave is closing schools early today and smashing records along the way and the high temperatures fueling severe storms. >> debris, big, big debris. >> a violent tornado caught on camera. >> oh, no. oh, no. >> no, no, no. >> oh, no. >> no, no, we're good. we're good. we got to check on those people. >> the twister touching down in southern wyoming tearing apart a barn and ripping a roof off a home. >> oh, my god. >> is anybody in that? >> just one of several tornados in that state all fueled by record-breaking heat from the midwest to the east coast. daily records broken from cleveland to new york city with temperatures reaching the

we went into more detail on the north star strategy. return macy's to sales growth.rketing messages, simplifying pricing, but staying promotional, leading into its own brands and brand exclusives, and changing merchandise. they cutting down on duplication and leaning towards fashion, which is also part of the strategy to fight against amazon. >> there's a place for both amazon and macy's to succeed with customers as they develop competency in apparel, we'll stay ahead with fashion. what we outline in terms of where we go with exclusivity and products and working with brands who really do want us to win, i think that is our competitive edge. >> and the interplay between digital and the stores, of course, key for macy's and amazon doesn't have the stores, but it's rare for a retail ceo to even say amazon by name. overall, analysts seem to like macy's ideas, but uncertain whether it's going to drive sales and profit margin, especially in the short run. macy's can only control so much, and we know that retailers are troubled right now. kelly? >> yeah. courtney, stay ther

say he suffered severe neurological trauma, but found no evidence of botulism as north korea had claimed. >>> former nba starn is speaking exclusively to abc news about his recent trip to north korea. he's taking partial credit for warmbier's release. rodman sat down with abc's michael strahan. >> he wanted to give love to his family, but i didn't know he was sick. >> what but he wasn't -- but he wasn't sick. a year later the same day you go over he's released in a coma. this is in a place that this guy who runs this place is your friend. how can that happen and you still have these feelings and the sentiment -- >> you know, oh my god, this guy is not my friend, i will die for this guy, no, it's not like that. i don't look at the political side of him. what am i getting out of this? i'm going out over there out of the kindness of my heart to try to help and then i come back -- and -- >> rodman continues to say his visit to north korea was worth it. despite the widespread criticism and backlash. you can watch the full story tonight on a special edition of "2020, a hostile act." that's at 10:00 right here on a

north korea in 2016. u.s. state department engineered his release. >>> former nba star dennis rodman is in north korea right now but his agenda is unclear. rodman said he will meet with the country's sports minister and do sight seeing. he wants to help improve relations between north korea and u.s., he has met with north korean leader kim jong unin past trips but there is no clear sign that odd rodman will dot same this time. >>> attorney general jeff sessions denies he has any inappropriate contact with the russians, we will look at his testimony coming up in the next half an hour. >>> but first more wild wet's cross the nation tornado tear apart u.s. but different kind of storm that destroyed a vineyard in napa valley, plus this. >>> these volunteers are blitz ing a block what they hope to see when they are done in this weeks story of kind of like this look. i'm calling it the "name your price tool" phase. whatever. >>> welcome back everyone. more tornado sighting is a cross the mid woes including this big one in minute so the that was caught on camera moving through stevens county yesterday. 2-inch hail was

. >>> former nba star dennis rodman is paying another visit to north korea right now. karen.ve that everything you need should be within reach. that anything that matches your taste can match your budget. that green living doesn't have to cost much green. we believe that you should always have room for the little things. and that your dream kitchen should work as hard as you do. save up to 15% at the ikea kitchen event. sheered a part a home and warn in wyoming. storm chasers captured debris in the air. everybody is okay. storm chasers say the twister was on the ground for 20 minutes in the town of carpenter. thankfully the area is open lands. >>> how is tuesday shaping up on the roads? >> reporter: it's not bad, slow traffic i-95 near cottman southbound traffic heavy from woodhaven to the vine. 32 minute jam on i-95, from academy to girard, you're kind of jammed up there. we had an accident on i-95 northbound that was creating slow speeds. that has cleared. northbound is moving fine, 5 miles per hour. southbound we're 17 miles per hour. we have appear accident that cleared a

. >> time right now 4:39 and former nba star dennis rodman is back in north korea this morning.eason for his latest visit coming up. >> fireworks light the sky in oakland as warriors fans celebrate another nba title. david. >> it is mainly clear but muggy on the bus stop this morning. 74 degrees by 6 o'clock and as soon as 8:00 a.m. we'll be up to 80 degrees. if you're dressing the kids it's definitely shorts and t's both on the way to school and on the way home. some districts are canceling school early or at least letting out early because of the high heat and humidity. so, check with the 6abc.com for a list of those. when we come back, we'll let you know when this extreme heat breaks. >> ♪ is that ice cream? no, it's, uh, breyers gelato indulgences. you really wouldn't like it. it's got caramel and crunchy stuff. i like caramel and crunchy stuff. breyers gelato indulgences. it's way beyond ice cream. i looked for reald ingredients for real taste. absolutely no artificial flavors or preservatives. new knorr selects real ingredients for real taste. >> another reminder all publi

stars. there still some shower to the north and even a few raindrops in far northern california.ut high pressure will begin to build out of the southwest to bring hot and dry weather to much of the state. it will be the hottest stretch of weather this year. i'll show you some of the hottest spots coming up in a few minutes. (steve) another big story tonight:details are beginning to emerge about the gunman who opened fire at a ups facility in san francisco. it happened yesterday... tonight -- as we learn a little more about the killer... there are still plenty of questions about what caused him to kill three co workers before killing himself. kron4's dan kerman has the latest. one day after a ups employee shot and killed three co- workers before killing himself at ups's san bruno avenue customer center in san francisco, those who knew the drivers are looking for answers sot joseph cilia/teamsters local 2785 12-19its senseless, it's the only word that keeps coming to mind from the minute i heard to disbelief to now whyteamsters secretary treasurer joseph sillia knew all three victi

north korea had suddenly been released. he is gravely ill, has been in a coma since sometime after his conviction and sentencing to hard labor for allegedly stealing a poster. the announcement comes as former nba star, dennis rodman, one of the few people to have met kim jong un and donald trump was returning a visit to north korea. we get more from gabe gutierrez. >> i have made the worst mistake of my life. >> reporter: tonight, 15 months after his so-called trial in north korea, otto warmbier is on his way home in a coma. >> the united states has secured the release of otto warmbier. >> reporter: his family says he's been in that coma for more than a year. we want the world to know how we and our son have been brutalized and terrorized by the pariah regime. the north koreans claim warmbier contracted botulism and fell into a coma after take ago sleeping pill. >> reporter: he had been on a tour of the reexclusive country when in january of 2016 he was detained for stealing a propaganda poster from his hotel. he was sentenced to 15 years of hard labor. >> i beg you for forgiveness. so that i may return home to my family. >> reporter: since then, the u.s. had urged the north koreans to allow swedis

plenty of stars in the north bay. most locations falling mid to low 50s.r let's go hour by hour. 10:00 tomorrow morning most of us starting the day with tons of sunshine. perhaps a few clouds along the coast. what we are watching into the afternoon a ripple of energy that is passing by just to our north. it is trying to touch off a shower. looks like the best chance would be in the north bay around napa, santa rosa, middle town. could see a shower drift into concord. what we are watching there may be enough energy in the atmosphere to hear a clap of lightning or thunder. these showers are going to diminish rather quickly as the sun sets. it will not be a widespread event tomorrow. we will be tracking it for you here. san francisco 60. it is still the cool pattern. 67 in san jose. 70 in concord. 70 the number in napa with a chance of a shower. accuweather seven day forecast the next seven days. it is still cool on monday. and then temperatures will just turn around by tuesday and wednesday we finally get warmth. we are back to average and the numbers contin

north korea. former u.s. basketball starth korean athletes during his visit, gave the sports minister a copy of u.s. donald trump's book "the art of the deal." rodman scheduled to return to the u.s. later saturday. >>> protesters filled london streets in the wake of the apartment tower inferno. the british prime minister theresa may had to be hustled away from the demonstration friday. at least 30 people are confirmed dead in that fire. a criminal investigation is under way. police say nothing suggests the fire was started deliberately. >>> u.s. president added another attorney to his defense team. washington lawyer john dowd will help manage legal challenges over the widening russian investigation. mr. trump confirmed on friday he is under investigation. >>> cuba is denouncing donald trump's decision to impose tighter restrictions on tourism and business dealings with havana and says he is resorting to coercive methods that are doomed to fail. >> mr. trump announced friday he is rolling back key parts of the deal that his p

stars. there still some shower to the north and even a few raindrops in far northern california.ut high pressure will begin to build out of the southwest to bring hot and dry weather to much of the state. we should see some upper 90s and 100s in the central valley tomorrow with 70s and 80s in southern california. we will star to heat up in the bay area too. highs tomorrow will be in the upper 90s in the warmest valleys. highs in the bay will be in the 70s to upper 80s and much cooler 60s to low 70s near the coast. the heat wave will intensify this weekend with with triple diget heat becoming more common. by sunday offshore winds will send much warmer temperatures to the coast too. temperatures will stay above average well into next week. (catherine) coming up... we have continuing coverage of the golden state warriors championship parade... we'll hear some of the players' speeches...(steve) and after the break... a rise in suspicious fire in one popular area in the south bay... find out what firefighters are doing to stop this from happening as the summer hot weather is hitting t

north. the pop star tweeted tonight "praying for london."omorrow night dwrandee will lead a star-studded concert for victims of the manchester attack. you can see highlights of the concert tomorrow night at 10:00 p.m. followed by abc 7 news at 11:00. the last terror attack in london was also on a bridge. on march 2 27bd khalid massoud drove a car onto the sidewalk at west minister bridge. he stabbed and killed a police officer ner the house of parliament. massoud was killed by police. >>> tonight the hashtag sofa for london is trending on twitter as hundreds of people offered sofas for anyone stranded in the city as rate of the attack. we first reported at tack in london with a push alert at 3:07 this afternoon through our abc 7 news app. download it to receive breaking developments on your phone or your tablet. >>> other news tonight, relatives of an australian tourist are flying to the bay your no hopes of finding out what led to his violent death. the man was killed in an altercation at a san francisco hotel. abc 7 news reporter lisa amin

. >>> former nba star dennis rodman in north korea. criticism he's facing as he tries what he calls basketball diplomacy. >> new york theater company is under fire for production of a classic. why it's staging of shakespeare julius caesar has sponsors pulling their support. ♪ >>> vice-president mike pence attends the dignified transfer of three u.s. soldiers killed in afghanistan. pence stood with his hand over his heart as soldiers carried the flag draped cases off the plane in dover air force base in delaware. the pentagon says all three died during a joint u.s. afghan operation on saturday. >>> american citizen held prisoner in north korea for 17 months is finally back in the united states. doctors are now evaluating otto warm beer he has boo its apparently been in coma for more than a year. north korea says he contracted botulism after his trial and was given a sleeping pill from which he never woke up. north korean authorities charged him with hostile acts against the state after they say a camera caught him taking down a proper b

> we continue our discussions with the north korean regime three other american citizens that have been detained. >> his release comes as former nba basketball star dennis rodman lands in north korea. this is just a coincidence as rodman's visit is private. >>> law makers are suing president trump in federal court today. they claim he accepted foreign funds from his businesses without congressional approval. they violate this violates the constitution's emuleiant clause. the plaintiffs includality least 30 u.s. senators and 166 representatives. they say this is the largest number of legislators to ever sue a u.s. president. they insisted president trump's business interests do not violate the constitution. this after attorney general jeff sessions testified before the senate intelligence committee. he privilege, instead sessions sited an unnamed justice department policy to explain his limited responses. tracie potts is in d.c. what is washington's response to the testimony from sessions? >> reporter: well the white house response is that he did a good job and that he reemphasized there was no collusion going on between the russian government or

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continue our discussions with the north korean regime regarding the release of three other american citizens that have been detained. >> his release comes as former nba star dennis rodman arrives in north korea. >>> a desperate search is under way in georgia for two escaped inmates who killed two prison guards. overnight authorities raised the award to $70,000 for the capture of ricky dubois and done any russell. putnam county sheriff say the two men were on a prison bus with 31 other inmates when they somehow entered the driver's compartment and fatally shot both guards on board. sills became -- >> i saw two brutally murdered corrections officers, that's what i saw. i have their blood on my shoes. >> they then carjacked a vehicle. it's believed they're responsible for a nearby robbery. they're considered armed and extremely dangerous. anyone who sees them is asked to contact police immediately. >>> day three of jury deliberations begins in the bill cosby sexual assault trial. the jury spent 12 hours behind closed doors tuesday without reaching a verdict. he's charged with three felony counts of aggravated indecent assault. jurors asked to review testimon