and in nearby notting hill we re the area. were called here to the uxbridge road last night with reports of a teenager who had been stabbed. when they arrived here at the supermarket just stabbed. when they arrived here at the supermarketjust behind me, the boy, believed to be 18, was pronounced dead here at the scene. this latest murder comes just hours after the head of the met police, cressida dick, made a speech about the future of policing and admitted that too many crimes are being left unsolved. meanwhile, here police are appealing for witnesses. more on those comments by the police commissioner. she has predicted national rates of certain crimes are woeful and she is not proud of it. last year, just 8% of cases led to someone being charged. the royal institute of british architects has announced their list of the best new buildings. making it onto the list of the new tower of westminster abbey, which cost £23 million to build. also in the running is the battersea arts centre, which had been left derelict after a fire.

in london's notting hill district it soon becomes clear that the business of real estate has changed radically if you project. it would be 30 or $40000000.00. and nobody lives here nothing is happening there was news agencies there were pubs there were a couple of restaurants i could stand in the middle of the street with empty car parking spaces all around me and no traffic coming this place is now a bit of a dead zone we're very little indication of who the owners are. each red dot on this london map is a property owned by a foreign company. 80 percent of them stand empty. when i hear people today saying it's change if occasion one reaction an ironic reaction is if. real estate is no longer about living space. has discovered that apartments have now become a speculative commodity on the global financial market for these sort of investors renters are more trouble than they're worth. housing is being treated like a commodity. like gold but gold is not a human right housing however is a human right and you will find it in human rights law and that's the difference so you can't treat h

political consequences maybe but it's also an extraordinary message that was sent to night by the notting hill drum the losing candidate of the a k p and he has accepted defeat and he asked congress to lay to the opposition candidate we can save the party take a go around you hope you can still hear me how significant is this victory for turkey's opposition will they be strengthened and other parts of the country as well. while that of course remains to be seen but this victory really is significant it sends a mess. across turkey a key piece is no known the invincible the opposition now control to 3 largest cities across the capital is near or at the west coast and it's down with 16000000 people so the opposition candidates here in the city mom and all of them are supposition the c.h.p. doesn't go on the support of other opposition parties they all have welcomed his victory and now it remains to be seen of whose lives will only lead but definitely this gives the opposition in this country that is under the control of the you for such a long time new hope that they can maybe also influence what

that will be followed at 7pm by a multi—faith vigil here outside notting hill methodist church, whichsing here because there will be some performances, some singing, some prayers. later on at 7:45pm, as you mentioned, there will be this sidewalk. the silent walk has been happening every month since, pretty much since the fire happened. but of course this month's silent walk will be particularly poignant because it is the two—year anniversary and it is the opportunity for the campaigners to apply pressure on the powers that be, they are calling forjustice for grenfell, they want to know the a nswe rs grenfell, they want to know the a nswers to grenfell, they want to know the answers to their questions, many questions left unanswered. and i expect there will be a lot of people at that silent walk this evening, which takes place here outside the methodist church, and it goes all along in a circle right up to where the fire actually happened. that will be happening within the next two hours, ben. thank you very much. back now to our top story that boris johnson has responded to criticism

who is not in this? our hills, our mountains, the peninsula coast and also the north bay coast but san francisco definitely in this once again as we'll reach 90. 61 to 70. it's already mild to kind of warm this morning. 81 at the coast but mid-90s elsewhere. 98 to 102 at 4:00. everybody else at the coast is 77. alexis? >>> golden gate bridge where things are nice and light this morning, southbound 101. we're not seeing any issues. we did have a fatal crash that is in the final stages right

the republicans up on capitol hill are signaling, they may not have the stomach for a new terrified. ke emanuel is that part of the story from capitol hill. >> mexico's foreign minister arrived on capitol hill ahead of a critical meeting tomorrow. the house republican leader said the u.s. and mexico face-to-face is critical. rich mcconnell was pretty blunt about the republican view of tariffs. we appreciate, we had an opportunity at lunch. >> and the senate's top democrat predicted the president will ultimately cave. >> the past and pro-logging makes these threats, . trying to block presidents tariffs. other democrats continue attacking president trump's approach. >> as it relates to economic policy. particularly in terms of his deployment of tariffs. >> some lawmakers are differing over the pain felt if no deal is struck between u.s. and mexico. >> i think a 5% tariff will have a negligible impact. >> its negligible will be your company having to shut down as a result of it. >> congressmen still approved the new trade agreement, but he says he does not think lawmakers can consider it

again not that bad down at the ground. in the hillsional gusts of 20 to 50 miles per hour. cooler weather in san francisco. by tuesday, wednesday thursday and friday. of next week. notice there on sunday it will get hot for those of you without air-conditioning. 84. inlan valley 98 on sunday. 100 on monday. we'll cool off as we move through next wednesday thursday and friday. so. report anything suspicious if you see it. and hopefully we can keep ourselves away from fires the next couple days. >> we'll track it. live look at the ballpark. we are counting down to giants baseball. it's orange friday. giants and the dodgers. we'll check in. a little bird told me you have the fastest internet and now the best mobile network too? yeah and get them together and save hundreds on your wireless bill. wow, that's great. oh, and this looks great. are these words for sale? no. go, go, go, go, go. now the fastest, most reliable internet can help you save on your wireless bill. that's simple, easy, awesome. taxi! should i have stopped her? save hund

so it's not like hill can contract with let's say cpmc or another party. and that party can then subcontract out with someone else, because often these contracts restrict that you cannot sub-delegate. so that's not something that will still require the other party to agree to subcontracting. because otherwise then that gets around a network issue. then your network is wide open. and that may or may not be the intent of any particular i.p.a. or physician network. in terms of our population and the payer mix, the data that i have so far, we can certainly look into more, but the data that i have is certainly showing that before and after the transfer of these programs, the patient volume has remained pretty similar. it hasn't really changed much at all, as well as the peer mix has also remained fairly similar, before and after these programs. so any other questions that you had? >> well, i was just curious if you keep the diabetes program, whether the actual, you know, unique patient volume has changed. and also what the -- before the spacing of time, when you

hill 105. san ramon, 101. up in the north not far behind, mid 90s to low 100s in santa rosa. 97 at petaluma and at the marin civic center in san rafael 94 degrees. plenty headed cloverdale with 105 and ukiah at 102. in the extended forecast the numbers are going to be 104 on monday. tuesday and wednesday the numbers will finally begin to cool a bit and then the latter half of the week, the numbers decline into the mid- 80s. ladies and gentlemen there are scores of talent on the west coast and hawaii but there is only one thatwon for best sports anchor and this is the guy. >> what a lead-in! >>> straight ahead in sports, shout out to the men's and women's championship is escape from alcatraz. there used to be time when all you did say was giants, dodgers and people would just be like oh what's going on. what was going on in that game, a family rivalry almost came to blows. more next. >>> earlier dennis give the 411 on the warriors and kevin doran. washable for game five. i got baseball, i got giants. something happen to them for t

hill. we did not ask any questions, we just packed and thought we would ask questions later.>> the fire burned about 15 acres and firefighters worth able to contain it just before 1 am this morning and they said although the cause of the fire is unknown it is being investigated as arson. >>> today the trial began for a sheriff's deputy accused of using excessive force on jail inmates. and has already altered guilty pleas under misdemeanor assault saying he was acting in an official capacity at the time. all three incidents happened last august and the sheriff's august or office that there is surveillance video and he said the three men were not cooperating with the officials at the maguire correction facility located in redwood city. >>> the man accused of killing two people in separate incidents on skyline boulevard is to appear in court, he is expected to be formally charged with the murders and is expestabbing death two last week and this was west of woodside, one of the victims was a the other a total tow truck driver and both were answering calls when they were killed and investigator's h

put american agriculture first, american workers first, and we're just taking that message not just to capitol hill, but i've literally been traveling all across the country carrying that message to farms, to factories, and we have every confidence that as the american people let their voice be heard, that the usmca will be approved by the congress of the united states. but we're just determined to carry the message of what this will mean for jobs, for growth, for opportunity, and we think it's absolutely essential. just like they're doing here in canada, that the congress move on approving the usmca and approving it this summer. maria: you want this approved by the summer, but speaker pelosi has said she's not even sure that she's going to bring it down to floor for a vote, so how do you convince her to bring it for a vote assuming that it does pass once it gets down on the floor? >> look, we've been in regular consultations with democratic leadership in the house, republican leadership in the senate. we've been talking to rank and file as well. and what the usmca's going to mean in their district

>>morgan hill police confirm 3 men are now dead, including the shooter. right now although tells about the shooter is that they're not from morgan hill we're learning more about how the events all unfolded for a witness who was inside when the shooting happened shot the parts manager. >>and then from what i've learned also shot himself. people are talking money shot the 2. and then himself. >>doug mcglashan was inside the morgan hill for dealership when shots rang out the glass and works for a software company for just purchased to use and was feet away when the events unfolded he says the shooter was a disgruntled employee who was just fired service and parts director's office was about. that's 15 feet away from me. he had just fired up hearts, we're >>that he had said he was in a fire earlier in the day. and i guess the parts prepped. when outside got a gun went into the service and parts director's office and shot at. >>morgan hill police confirm 3 men are now dead, including the shooter people who live nearby are disturbed instant it true. >>well for me that that this happens in power those small town for good. i

hill. a city that has not seen a tragedy of this magnitude. tonight it was an opportunity to allow the victims' families and the town to heal. at the downtown amphitheater, grieve-stricken family members and friends of xavier souto were gathereded this night to comfort and mourn. >> we come together father tonight with heavy hearts. >> reporter: chaplin mark birchfield expressing the sadness everyone felt. >> my time with the souto family, i can just say, that the shock of their loss and the depth of the grief is indescribable. >> reporter: two days xrier xavier, and brian light were caught in a workplace confrontation. steven leet shot his supervisors after learning he was being fired then took his own life. >> to the family of the ford store of morgan hill, we are grieving with you. we certainly grieve for your loss as well of two friends and coworkers. >> it's tough. >> reporter: kevin larson, a vern for ford dealership worked closely with victim brian light for years. he says going to the store today was difficult, not seeing him or souto

morgan hill not 98. this is sunday. not tomorrow. we have hot weather coming this weekend. the fire danger will increase as soon as tonight. we'll talk about how long the heat sticks around your full seven day forecast with temperatures that will make it back to normal in a few minutes. >>> with a high fire danger this weekend tonight pg&e warning it's ready to shut off power in some counties. including napa county where andrea is tonight.>> reporter: that shutdown could come within 12 hours. they could shut it down as early as 6 am tomorrow morning. it might only be june but wildfire season is already in full swing. soul are the attempts to stop deadly infernos from starting in the first place. 6 am tomorrow the power to be shut down as precaution. to to bay area counties.>>> meteorologists expect the wins to intensify later on tonight. between 15 and 30 miles per hour. which we could possibly initiate a public safety power shut off which is proactively shutting off the power to reduce wildfire risk.>> reporter: the notices have gone out in eastern napa county. pg&e warns

brody says it was all fake. >> ♪ big, big mistake >> we did like each other, just not in that romantic way. >> when "the hillswill be reality tv all the way, including a closeup look at the newlyweds' married life. >> we had a bathtub scene. >> may not be the same scene you're thinking about, b -- >> you'll have to watch to find out. >> keltie also asked brody if we are going see any of his famous family members on. he says if they get of the season perhaps caitlyn jenner can make an appearance, but not anybody from the kardashians. >> what about the jenners? maybe. >> not the kardashians. >> no one wins on the family feud, kevin frazier. >>> the rock, what mtv movie and tv awards host zachary levi just told me a minute ago. >>this has been a just incredible travel consideration provided by -- >>> tomorrow on "e.t." -- >> i introduced my kids to taylor swift. i was embarrassing then. >>> we are with hollywood's hot dads revealing their biggest father's day fails. >> dad, that wasn't fun. >>> our foot loose flash back. "e.t." on set with kevin bacon. why he's putting himself on blast 0 years later. >> such a g

yesterday," and it's written by this great screen writer richard curtis who did "love actually" and "notting hillhe's the only person in the world who's ever heard of the beatles and knows any of their songs. he runs with it and claims these are songs he wrote it skyrockets him into super stardom. you know who else is in this movie in a great extended cameo role is ed sheeran. >> really? >> playing himself you think he's going to be in it for a couple minutes but he's actually in a it for a long time, great supporting role and he's a really natural actor. it's a very sweet film it forces you to listen to the beatles songs as if you're hearing them for the first time. it's really interesting in that regard >>> one of the biggest disney stories of all time "lion king" released 25 years ago. >> does that make you feel old >> it does what about the remake? >> i'm intrigued by this one is it animated, live action, it's called photo realistic. basically cgi that's made to look completely real and the jungle book movie a couple years ago had the same director jan favreau used the same technology what's

hill? >> as you know, we produce the world's largest innovation event. ces in las vegas every january but not everyone on capitol hill can come to las vegas so we want to get less than one person here and feature the innovative things and even start up companies that could show congress the great innovation that we have in this country. >> what is the advantage of showing it? >> some people can learn by reading or watching. there is nothing like a live experience when you talk to people who work for a company, explaining their technology and frankly anyone who comes here or any other industry event as a politician, they are learning something. we are in a changing world where technology is moving so quickly and so many policies are affected whether it is self driving cars a robotics or drones or all this amazing software that will make -- effect how we learn and play. congress has to be aware of it so they can tackle issues like privacy or other issues involving competitiveness because we're in a major bat tle. >> where are we with regard to 5g? >> we are the beginning of 5g. every 10 years,

flow of information between the house and the hill is not good. there's been a lack of trust built between -- like during budget negotiations. they -- there's bad blood between a lot of the emissaries that are sent to the hill to speak on behalf of the trump. there's a sense that no one really speaks on trump's behalf except for trump. a lot on the staff level. a lot of republican staffers on the hill who really have no relationships in the white house. they're in between a congressional liaison that left. so in general the lines of communication there are not good in terms of foreign policy and level of intelligence briefing, i'm not exactly sure on this particular subject. >> that seems to be the icing on the cake, that not only does nobody know what the president is going to do, the information flow between the executive branch of government and capitol hill is broken. >> you know what happens as a result of this, it forces capitol hill to get all of their information that has gotten away. they will have close relationships, have have deep, some

hill? >> as you know, we produce the world's largest innovation event. in las vegas every january but not everyone on capitol hill can come to las vegas so we want to get less than one person here and feature the innovative things and even start up companies that could show congress the great innovation that we have in this country. >> what is the advantage of showing it? >> some people can learn by reading or watching. like a livehing experience when you talk to people who work for a company, explaining their technology and frankly anyone who comes here or any other industry event as a politician, they are learning something. changing world where technology is moving so quickly and so many policies are affected whether it is self driving cars a robotics or drones or all this amazing software that will make -- effect how we learn and play. congress has to be aware of it so they can tackle issues like privacy or other issues involving competitiveness because we're in a major bat tle. >> where are we with regard to 5g? >> we are the beginning of 5g. every 10 years, there is a new g. 2020 an

hill in richmond, 13 years. and that was my longest appointment. and they made me feel at home. not that elm hurst didn't. i was just green and wrestling with the struggle. i came to easter hill and it clicked. i have many friends from that time. that's way back in 1978 to 1990. quite some time. it helped me grow and learn to preach better. for me, the preaching is central and primary. the text. it's about the text, text, text. >> that's right. >> and also trying to relate it to the context of people's lives. . >> you came into your own, it sounds like, in that particular call. as you look at that call, what are you most proud of in those 13 years? >> well, you know, one of my passions is to grow. peter talks about sgroeing growing in grace and knowledge of our lord jesus christ. i believe in person growth and also in growth in terms of active involvement in the community. growth in numbers are important. but not primary. i think people -- a few people can do a whole lot of work. it's fruitful to see people excited about ministry and they begin to join and become active. and they continue the ministry of t

the district said it had not used glyphosate since october of last year. sheila hill has been a garden educator in the district for the last eight years. >> there is a growing amount of studies showing that roundup is a carcinogen and not safe. it is an endocrine disruptor. it should not be used around children. >> reporter: hill hopes the district will adopt organic and non-toxic methods to kill weeds. last august a san francisco jury ordered monsanto to pay $289 million to former school groundskeeper dwayne johnson who was dying of cancer. the company's popular roundup weedkiller contributed to his disease. johnson was the first to go to trial among hundreds filed in the state and federal court. >> i support the ban. my kids play sports all the time. >> reporter: monsanto which is owned by bayer has denied there is a link between glyphosate and cancer and the epa recently said that there are no risks to public health when glyphosate is used in accordance with its current label. in concord, betty yu, kpix 5. >> recently, bayer said it would spend more than $5 billion

hills 17 and mount diablo gusting to 37. the wind players are still in place. at the surface they are not so strong. light but in the hills the wounds are still blowing. the advisor goes into 5:00 this afternoon for the red flag morning. we also have a heat advisory for the bay area. hottest days are today and into tomorrow. inland cities are expected to peak tomorrow. today for the coast as the onshore breeze begins to return by tomorrow. as we know during the summer months it usually takes a day or so before that call pacific air reaches well inland. let's talk about the fire danger in place tell about 5:00 this afternoon. the red flag morning with wind that could reach 50 miles per hour. relative humidity is expected to be at its driest today. we have been dealing with dry offshore wind since friday night. as for the heat advisory, it started 10:00 and go the entire day. bayside communities are expected to get well into the 90s and inland is expected to hit 100 degrees this afternoon. here are temperatures right now. under light wind we have 68 degrees in san francisco, 68 oakland, 67 napa, low 7

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court confirmation battle on capitol hill. >> hill reveals whether or not she would be willing to vote for biden in next year's race for the white house. >>> the cooldown is here, the weekend is close, i will lay out the forecast when i see you next. >>> anita hill's says she is open to voting for joe biden as president if he wins the democratic nomination. you will recall she testified before congress in 1991 saying the supreme court nominee clarence thomas had sexually harassed her. biden was chairman of the senate judiciary committee at that time. hill has criticized him for his handling of those hearings. the former vice president has acknowledged hill was vilified by his colleagues and says he personally did nothing that would require an apology. >>> all a's trained service was canceled today after a gas leak in livermore. it was reported around midnight near the union pacific tracks. crews say they've isolated the leak and have shut off the flow of gas to the pipeline. they say the area is safe and no customers are currently affected. ace officials are expecting to have normal tr

going on with the economy and say what does know it's going to be economy is the yield curve it's not in the hill curves in her massively so you have fed funds rate effective fed funds rate trading at about 2.39 percent and the 10 year no tree and 2.15 percent so in the shadow banking system which borrows money from the primary dealers and bodies in the 0 reserves and we're just back securities and all these instruments that are processed and securitized by the banking system all those things are now all those mortgages are squeezed to 0. oh and below so the money supply is shrinking you'll tours invertor and we're headed towards unfortunately a recession but i only say $1.00 thing. oh you know one thing probably many things in this interview but what the hell is well with it a recession really where did central banks. the notion that they were on god's green earth jim is sure that the market the stock market never has a downtick and now all recessions are no one will do that right well i mean let's take a look at us the old car for a 2nd so short rates are higher than long rates and. you know te

. >> what's been interesting though, michael, is that over the last 48 hours on capitol hill, there are not that many republicans who are espousing the same view as you. does that surprise you? >> no, it doesn't surprise me. because they're, you know, stuck to the president's hip. they feel that the only thing that matters to them is controlling the united states senate. and getting reelecting. everything that goes to the core of what this country has been about, the rule of law, the support of institutions like the fbi, cia, et cetera, those things are secondary. it doesn't surprise me we didn't hear the kind of aggressive pushback. here's the thing and you know this from covering this president for -- since the beginning of his run for the presidency. there are no consequences. whatever the president says, whatever the president does, there have never been consequences for his actions. he's defied subpoenas. what's the consequence? nobody is being halled off to capitol hill. the house isn't commanding secret service or other law enforcement officers to go in and haul those individuals who

not a lot showing up on radar. however, overnight tonight with the cloudy skies, there is a chance, i think the best chance, maybe right here on the peninsula hilloo far awaym a brief shower. that's at 6:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. no hki in the south bay. maybe all the way until about lunchtime, the north bayra bay clearing skies as the layer of high clouds starts to head off to the east as we head towards the evening. so tomorrow's temperatures once we get those clearing skies will start so trend a little bit warmer. around san jose mid upper 70s. south of downtown close to 80 in pleasanton, low 70s for oakland. hayward, peninsula temperature around san mateo, but strong on shore winds keeping san francisco in the mid 60s. copy and paste that forecast probably all the wait through monday. not much change in san francisco. the north bay numbers in the 70s and 80s. high pressure will try to build back a little bit more strongly, at least through the valleys around sunday. but if you really want to find some summer weather right now, it looks to be wednesday and thursday this time next week, 4th of july. that's when we'll likely see the warm est te

the fact that he said he was not a fact witness, there is not a truer statement that has been uttered on capitol hillthat statement by john dean yesterday. >> tucker: taking off your partisan hat and put on your prognosticator hat, whatever that looks like, are they going to impeach, or not? >> obviously, i don't think they impeach mainly because if they have looked at the same polls that we have looked at, the vast majority of americans believe that everybody who is waiting for the mueller report to say was there collusion. when there was none, unaffiliated voters, republican voters, all believe that impeachment would be divisive and certainly you can even make the case if they impeach it actually helps the president of the united states. i think it's so divisive that we shouldn't do it. but, in the end, i think that they are going to try to do death by a thousand cuts and have hearing after hearing after hearing and try inflict as much partisan damage as they possibly can. >> tucker: isn't that a tough case to make to your own voters though? for two years they tell us the president is a criminal, a

but, inland that light onshore flow and marine layer did not make it over the hills. no impact on the weather whatsoever. your air came from the desert of the sacramento valley. index like a desert this time of year. so, you are hot. with the ridge thing offshore, coastal areas stayed chilly, inland areas stay hot. what changes on thursday, the ridge moves a bit, the wind onshore for everyone, that marine air will make it inland, it will be 50 degrees cooler coming up on thursday. futurecast paint a much less interesting picture. just kind of clear skies throughout tomorrow, mostly sunny, things beginning to build offshore, assigned the storm is passing by to the north, futurecast shows the low is to the northwest, the green color, high temperatures below 60 degrees, almost all the way down to the bay area, we will stay mild but it will be not nearly as hot as it was the past couple of days. by the time you get to thursday, we are talking 70s four highs in. not the 80s or 90s. so it will be warm to hot for one more day tomorrow. everybody cools down towards the end of

i want to note candidly when i talk to sources on capitol hill, not just republicans but also democrats, nobody is debating whether or not iran should have a nuclear weapon. i am hard-pressed to find any lawmaker who reads iran should have a nuclear weapon. they are just debating which course of action to take. david: we will go right now to playback of what president trump just sit in the oval office. : today's action follows a series of aggressive behaviors by the iranian regime in recent weeks, including the shooting down of u.s. drones. he shot down a drum. everyone -- he shot down a drone. everyone saw that one. he has done many other things aside from the individual drown. and thethe tankers other things which were not good enough appropriate. this of claim -- the supreme leader of iran is responsible for the hostile conduct of the regime. he is respected within his country. areoffers overseas there regime's most brutal instruments, including the revolutionary guard corps. sanctions imposed will deny the supreme leader and the supreme leader's office and is closely affiliated with

who is not in this? our hills, our mountains, the peninsula coast and also the north bay coast but san francisco definitely in this once again as we'll reach 90. 61 to 70. it's already mild to kind of warm this morning. 81 at the coast but mid-90s elsewhere. 98 to 102 at 4:00. everybody else at the coast is 77. alexis? >>> golden gate bridge where things are nice and light this morning, southbound 101. we're not seeing any issues. we did have a fatal crash that is in the final stages right now. we have the on and off ramps in the area that are still blocked that will be at tamalpais drive. a quick check of mass transit west oakland to embarcadero, a ten-minute delay in the east bay direction due to an equipment problem on the track and, again, pretty minor so far. i will keep an eye on that. >>> this just in. a deadly crash in san jose overnight and we just got this new video in to our newsroom. you can see it was a really bad crash there. it was near northbound 101. chp was chasing the driver of a bmw who would n

san jose, clouds building over the hills, but not much showing up on radar right now. most of the action around lake county. you can see over the last couple of hours how those showers are starting to weaken as the storms drift off to the northwest. not much showing up after about 6:00 tonight. from there we watched the low clouds you are seeing there in san francisco spill back across the bay for the morning. we'll probably start with misty skies, mostly cloudy skies to start the morning with low to mid-50s. but the afternoon temperatures now starting that upward trend back into the 80s around san jose headed inland. upper 80s in reach tomorrow. and look here. starting to climb up to 91 degrees for the afternoon. we've been talking about this for a couple of days now. high pressure will expand over california from tuesday into wednesday. this pattern will see a brief cooldown thursday and friday as this upper level systems drops through. notice we could see showers. i wouldn't rule out a snow shower or two. but for the bay area, this looks breezy and cooler. that's yo

for migrant children inside a border station in clint texas unconscionable we need on capitol hill democrats not going call for there is no soap. there is no diapers. >>above all else there is no human decency. >>a facility officials said in a tuesday call with reporters there is soap and water available. but another official said they're not set up for crush of migrants and unaccompanied children. the question in washington is what to do about it is in doubt. >>sting of them up in a way that takes him beyond what we do today. >>house speaker nancy pelosi is trying to get enough support for a multibillion-dollar border funding package by month's end she's up against republicans who question her push for a house bills, instead of a senate plan she's way to 56 days to run out the clock. >>this is not a time to play politics house, democrats disagree on the bill too. some say it doesn't do enough to protect migrants and that it's more money for system already broken. the trump administration warns tuesday it may veto any bill which passes partly because there's not enough money. >>for immigration a

is not just capitol hill. while the people who dominate that scene are overwhelmingly white men, the city has proud black leadership and problems like any other city. unlike most cities, d.c. is not allowed to solve them on their own. washington, d.c. is a federal district which means it's not a state, but it's not in a state. >> we would like statehood. >> when d.c. decides to legalize marijuana or hand guns, the federal government said not today, black folks, not today. i'm going to talk to these folks. >> your name? >> lamont tomson. >> you did it like a rapper. what's your name? >> pierre richards. >> mischa. >> so how did you end up here talking to me? >> we saw you outside the window and tried to gather more coworkers, but the white coworkers were like ooh! >> thanks for that ego boost. there is something about d.c. people with a chip on your shoulder. is that true? >> you say that about a couple of things. >> like d.c., some cities -- >> very proud. >> we sometimes don't get the respect we deserve. like

hill. we do not know at this point whether some arrests have already been made, but we can tell you that theests are under way there on the hill. meanwhile, this is happening as we just learned, 100 migrant children moved out of a border facility described as filthy have been moved back into that facility. we'll go live to texas next. we'll go live to texas next. here are even more reasons to join t-mobile. 1. do you like netflix? sure you do. that's why it's on us. 2. unlimited data. use as much as you want, when you want. 3. no surprises on your bill. taxes and fees included. still think you have a better deal? bring in your discount, and we'll match it. that's right. t-mobile will match your discount. can we talk? we used to play so beautifully together. now we can barely play anything... even cards with the girls. if you have bent fingers, and can't lay your hand flat, talk to your doctor. it may be dupuytren's contracture. your hand is talking. isn't it time you listened? there are nonsurgical options. take the first step. and learn more about dupuytren's. at factsonhand.com ♪ ♪ as your

hill. so we really did not ask any questions, we packed and we thought we would ask her questions later.>> firefighters were able to contain it just before 1 am this morning and they say although the cause is unknown at this point it is being investigated as arson. >>> one person is dead and another seriously injured after a solo car crash in napa county. chp said the car hit a power pole on atlas peak road near the silverado resort and one person was declared dead on the scene of the other had to be hospitalized. no details on how the person is doing this morning and chp is still looking for what caused the crash napa, nearly 900 pg&e customers did lose power because of it but nearly everyone has the power back on this morning. >>> today the man accused of killing two people in separate incidents on skyline rivard is set to appear in court. malik dosouqui is expected be formally charged with the murders and he is expected of stabbing and killing 32-year- old abdulmalek nasher last monday night and 31-year-old john pekipaki on tuesday night . both killings happened west of woodside and one

not interference. i think i would take it. >> catherine: capitol hill was swift. >> evidence once again he does not know wrong from right. speak with the president has been clear he does not want foreign governments to interfere in the elections. >> catherine: on whether the fbi should get involved, the president said it depends on the circumstances. >> if you go and talk honestly to the congressman, they always do and always have. it is called debacle research. >> catherine: democrats took issue well they called it a double standard. >> that is an insult to members of the congress in both political parties. >> i didn't hear equal outrage when hillary clinton and the dnc paid a foreign spy to gather information from russia. >> catherine: during recent congressional testimony at the attorney general and fbi director laid out their positions. >> with any public official or member of any campaign is contacted by any nation state or anybody acting on behalf of a nation-state about influencing or interfering with the election, that is something the fbi would want to know about. >> if a foreign intelligence s

the release of details like that did not sit well on capitol hill. >> that's not the kind of thing that i think the president should say publicly. this is not -- this is a decision that he should keep to himself. he should not say stuff like that publicly because it gives the impression of a level of indecision that i don't think is helpful to us. i wish he was more discreet about what he shared with everybody. >> i want to bring in retired air force colonel cedric leighton and a foreign policy advisor. colonel, what we're hearing, that's a democrat on capitol hill who is critical of the president revealing operational details. in general, republicans also don't like these released. do they have a point? >> they absolutely do. what you want to do is make sure that you maintain operational security. you want to make sure that all kinds of operational issues that could become part of a present or a future operation are kept under wraps so that we could have the element of surprise, we could have the maximum effectiveness possible of our weapons systems and we can achieve the goals that we

not recorded. miss norton votes no. >> i just want to confirm that i was recorded. >> mr. cross hill cortez is not recorded. >> the clerk will give us the tally. >> on this vote we have 50 yes and 20 knows. >> the motion is not agreed to. let me say this i will work to clarify that ruling. i now recognize myself on opening statements. today we are considering a resolution that would recommend holding attorney general william barr and secretary of commerce, wilbur ross in contempt of congress of the u.s.. they both refused to comply with duly authorized subpoenas issued by this committee that require them relating to the addition of the citizenship question to the 2020 census against the advice of experts at the census bureau. what we have learned in this investigation is quite disturbing. secretary ross said he added the questions solely," in response to request from the department of justice in december 2017 to help enforce the voting rights act. we now know that this was a pretext and we have obtained evidence showing that secretary ross was aggressively pressing his staff months b

it is illegal to not only receive contributions or anything of value, adding this is not a novel concept on capitol hill both democrats and republicans are questioning what the psident said. >> the president gave us once again evid that he does not know right from wrong. it is a very sad thing >> i think it is a mistake if a foreign government comes to you and offers to help your campaign, giving you anything whether money or information, the right answer is no >> reporter: now there are some republicans defending the president here butgr coness has rejected a measureo require ndidates to report all contact with foreign nat at they would have to reportoad dreamers who work for their campaign >> thank you tracie potts for joining us thi >>> mass protests in hong kong have led to legislatures suspend meetings to the tradition bill coming as clashes haveurned increasingly violent police have used rubber bullets and tear spraypp oing the bill 22 officers have been injured and over 80 people were injured for protest-related injuries e chief executive condemned the acts >>> cuba gooding jr. turned himself and

hill in today for kate baldwin. long-time con iffidant hope hic testifies before the house judiciary committee. the white house arguing, not surprisingly, she can't answer questions about her role as one of the president's most trusted advisers because of, you guessed it, executive privilege. >> your reaction to the white house saying hope hicks should not answer questions about her time in the white house. >> obstruction of justice. >> cnn's manu raju is on capitol hill. katelyn collins is in washington. manu, what are you hearing about this? >> well, the white house counsel in the room alongside hope hicks are saying she's immune from answering questions about her time at the white house. that includes questions such as where her office was in the west wing, as well as whether she told the truth to the special counsel. according to democratic lawmakers in the room, they're making very clear she's not answering anything about any topics about their time at the white house. democrats coming in did want to ask her about those allegations of obstruction of justice that were laid out in the mueller report. the efforts alleged

plus, the 155 questions she did not answer on capitol hill. new today, more u.s. of undocumented family members starting as early as tomorrow morning. hole enforcement agencies are condemning the raids and that includes chicago, washington, d.c.,

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