ofc.jared pong. hill had been working as a manager of a youth and social services division. ofc. pong was a school resource officer. the mayor said it will take further action depending on the investigation and when it is complete. >> a fast-moving fire especially homes shutting down homes and cutting power. firefighters have a big job ahead of them. >> it was going up the mountain and when i got to the top it was creeping down the backside. >>reporter: fire crews in the air and on the ground worked quickly to keep the flames from spreading the right home and calaveras county saturday afternoon. the wildfire knocked out power to thousands of homes. stephani a case packed her pets and family dog not knowing what to expect from a wildfire. she and her husband bought property here in 2014 with hopes of building their dream home someday. >> we moved in last month excited not thinking that fire would happen. >>reporter: she worries her home might be just a dream. >> this is a wake-up call. seve

. >> shots fired, ofc. down.porter: as the call goes out for backup one of the wounded officers crawls around the corner. >> this one is dead and this one is wounded. and a deputy that was with them goes back to this area hiding behind the dumpster. he waits there and takes cover with his gun drawn. >>reporter: the deputy leaves his cover to come to the aid of a wounded man as the gunman pursues his victim. >> at that point he sees the deputy and he shoots the deputy. he sees movement on the sky right here and he shoots and. >>reporter: with three dead officers the government circles back to his card counters another deputy issued salmon the head and torso. by that time slot teams are on the scene they engage the shooter and kill them. >> we have been questioned about our militarized tactics and law enforcement. this is why. we are up against a force that is not playing by the rules. >>> a public plea to show police officers that you appreciate them coming from the widow of an officer who was killed in the line o

alone ane his plan was to come to baton rouge from kansas see in city iy a rental car and claim lives ofc police officers here in about that about that. we also heard he made stops in dallas, houston where he also sold books.ld and he also talked to different people. but he did not indicate he wasas coming here to do that. butt. there are some youtube videos out there where he said he is acting alone in his own name, nm what he did here in baton rouge they released surveillance video showing just how he was dressed in all black and he with his former military background, he was ready for these guys.uys >> heard from governor juror non bell edwards, are we expecting to hear anything n anythingin planned at least yet? >> reporter: we have not been notified of any more press m briefings or conferences for tomorrow. that's wop of the things i will do with someth of my contacts he in baton rouge but they have not said or indicated that there would be another press release. fbi made it clear that their investigations not over they the will not leave one stone sto unturned tin this case. >> isai

. >> the funerals for the murdered ofce this week tonight, one of the most popular radio stations in dc stopped playing music for 2 hours and instead talked about policing, and wusa 9's ellison barber was there. >> reporter: he said he would focus on the solutions. >> i have eight boys i have raised, and the late zest 18. the things going on out here, you can't be stopped by the police without being harassed. i don't feel there's a resolution to this. >> reporter: for 2 hours the station that prides itself on playing 18 jams in a row turned the music off. >> it's a special edition of yo listen up. >> we are broadcasting live. >> reporter: instead it was this. >> we are talking about solutions. >> reporter: the discussion with powerful figures. >> when police good times, they can better work with each other, and when there's a challenging time. >> reporter: and regular people. >> what is the proper protocol that a citizen needs to do so that they don't encounter a vient situation with officers. >> reporter: about recent shootings involving police and the members of the community. >> t

simply the cash alternative was put in ofce to please shareholders sab.he structure of the deal was quite important at the time. events have overtaken them. >> a simple chart of sterling versus the u.s. dollar. we have seen a stabilization. time for an even bigger move to force money out of this deal? they are trying to squeeze as much as they possibly can from it. there's only one major regulator left, the chinese. that should come relatively quickly. it comes down to shareholders. if you don't ask now, you are not going to get. sees dustel-erian sees chancesrian of recession in the u.k. next year. duncan: if you are going to buy wantbal beer business, you a young, growing market. we've seen consumer goods companies rise by 15%. that 44 pound cap has left sab behind. it wasn't that big a premium. argument?valid duncan: if you look at the , you look at the countries in the assets they are buying. pricing would be quite difficult in those emerging markets. it is certainly an argument yourtors are going to use desk are going to use -- investors are going to

. >> a woman is assaulted by a man impersonating an officer ofc in prince george's county.e >> as we led to break let's goeg ahead and take a live look across d.c. this morning.orni there we go.o let's ease on into ours thursday, people.ea it's going to be a hurot onsde.. fox5 news morning back rightackt after this. ter this. codogs just won't quit.! neither does frontline. introducing new frontline gold. with its new easy applicator frontline gold delivers powerful protection that doesn't quit for a full 30 days. its new triple action formula is relentless at killing fleas and ticks. frontline gold. for persistent protection you can trust... good boy! go for the gold. new frontline gold. available at your vet. >> this is fox5 news morning. >> straight ahead ionophosead fox news morning a former gop presidential candidate andtial d current u.s. senator is booeds b by the delegates on thethe convention floor in cleveland.la >> look live outside now ondeow this

if you look at what we went through, you saw the inclusion of a $15 minimum wage, putting a ofce on carbon host issues, ending the death penalty, dealing with the criminal justice reform and the need for comprehensive immigration reform. a host of issues where there has been a coming together of the party around a very progressive form. i have seen lots of people who run hard as your friend bernie sanders did who come up short and take a while emotionally and psychologically to be ready to say it is over. has bernie sanders come to that point where he has given up the notion he is going to be president? jeff: i think the math is pretty clear. the secretary has the requisite delegates needed to win. but bernie sanders, as he said on the first day, was in this campaign to advance the progressive agenda. he believes that and i believe having him as president would move that agenda forward fastest. the truth of the matter is the secretary has more delegates and over the past weeks has made it a strong point that she is open to listening to the concerns of the people who voted for bernie sander

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mark tekei was 40 years old.ld >> important pieces ofce o american space history are on displacements and helmetn from neil armstrong's apollo 11 moon landing. the gloves and helmet are very fragile and have not been on bn display since 2012.splay since the museum is asking for for throwback pictures from when the space suit went on a tour at in noon 70.70 >> pretty cool.y coo >> pretty cool. >> coming up on fox newsews morning controversial voter id d law struck down by the u.s. theu court of appeals.ppea >> yet another pokemon gookemon story you will never believe. bl a woman is forced to call 911 c after her pokemon go playingola turns into a scene out of a horror movie.ov >> yikes. we're ling to break. taking a live look across d.c..c region.gion 5:11 is your time and it is still 74 degrees.still 74 we're back after this. >> ♪ >> this morning donald trump preparing for his big moment later tonight. he's going to take centere ce stage as the official gop nominee.noe. trump will make his case to cas the country.ntry. ted cruz is one of the critics.ics. he spoke at the rnc yesterday

on bradley graham, co-owner ofcs politics and prose along with my wife, and our behalf of everybody here at the gaithersburg book festival, thank you so much for coming. this is of course the seventh annual festival here in gaithersburg. this is the fifth consecutive year the politics and prose has been your as the official bookseller. we really want to commend the gaithersburg staff and all of festival sponsors and volunteers for working so hard, especiallyy hard this year given the weather to make today possible. and thank you all really for coming out. you are all a very hardy bunch. a few quick administrative notes.qu that would be a good time to turn off your cell phones or anything else that might go beep. second, if you are tweeting today, please use hashtag gdf come and third would really wan your feedback. so please at the end fill out a survey. they are available at the back of the tent. or on the gbf website. and if you complete a survey, you have a chance, a chance to win $100 visa gift card. finally, juan williams will be signing books after this presentation. there is a sig

and hillary clinton will not ofce charges over hurrer use private e-mail while she was secretary of stateough the fbi describes her actions as "careless." the news games as she campaigned for the first time president obama. he says he believes in her and she deserves to be in the white house. global news 24 hours a day, powered by 2600 journalists in more than 120 news bureaus around the world. you can find more stories on the bloomberg at top . anna? manus? anna: thank you. the pound has fallen to the lowest level against the dollar in more than three decades following the brexit vote. for more on that and the rest of the market moves, here is nejra. nejra: the pound is taking an absolute pounding today, we are at 1.29 now, that we dropped as 98. as 1.27 some say there is no end in sight for the sterling downfall. we can see risk aversion pretty much across the markets. asian stocks are down for the second day. the pacific index is down 1.6%. japan, leading losses on the stronger yen. money is moving out of sterling and into the yen. it is also going into bonds. another day, another

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choice ofces a accepting unlimited administration or losing access to the single market.e joined now by jonathan fenby. also joining us is christian shulz. "nathan fenby, the author of the history of modern france," which is why he is sitting with us. out of the french want this conversation? what did you make of the meeting? hard-linehollande's was entirely expected. he wants to things. he wants to shore up his domestic political position ahead of next year. french want and the to use this crisis over brexit to reestablish france as the political coequal in europe. they have seen themselves slipping behind germany in recent years. there is an acceptance that the brits cannot trigger this instantly. i guess he is on a timetable, though, to make life very difficult. the may elections are coming up. how late is too late for him when it comes to this? jonathan: it is already too late for him. goingld like to get this for france to take a stronger by thehip position beginning of next year. that is probably too quick. mike: countries don't have .riends, they have interests how

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