the oakland mayor and yes, she did just say og.'s not alone. >> i'm dave thom. the owner of 510 brands. we have it on shirts, on hoodies, on has the. on tote bags, on pretty much everything we make is either oakland for 510. >> we're in oakland right now at this tattoo shop, five and dime toot named after the 510. the artists in here all have 510 tattoos on them, nickles and dimes. do you remember a tattoo of someone? >> oh, yeah, they blast their whole stomach, their back. some people get their heads, fair face. >> let's back up. how did area codes become a thing in the first place. >> well it turns out that area codes were first created by at&t and the bell system in 1947. >> 8. >> darling, this is nothing. >> simple, wasn't it? >> she just picked up her telephone and dialed her daughter in san francisco, california. >> in california, there were three or area codes, 916, 213 and in the bay area, 415. it actually wasn't till 1991 that the east bay got 510. california now has 34 area codes. ten of them have been added is since 2016

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i think this is going to be one more thing that separates the ogs from the newcomers. >> reporter: yes, that is the oakland mayor and, yes, she did say og, but she's not alone. >> i'm dave tom, i'm the owner of 510 brands. we have it on shirts, hoodies, on hats, on tote bags, on prettm erakla or 510. >> reporter: so we're in oakland right now at this tattoo shop, five and dime tattoo. all the artists have 510 tattoos on them. >> do you remember a tattoo people were like 510, or 415. >> oh, yeah, they blast their whole stomach, their whole back. some people get their heads, their face, go crazy. >> reporter: let's just back up for a second. how did area codes even become a thing in the first place? well, it turns out that area codes were first created by at&t and the bell system in 1947. >> this is mother. >> simple, wasn't it? she just picked up her telephone and dialed her daughter in san francisco, california. >> reporter: in california, there were three original area codes. 916, 213 and in the bay area 415. it actually wasn't until 1991 that the east bay got 510. california now has

i logget more than 5 -- he ogged more than 5,000 flying time including spacecraft and helicopters. he was the second crewed skylab mission. he was in orbit from july 28 to september 25, 1973. the crew of skylab logged 1,427 hours and nine minutes each in space, setting a world record for a single mission. garriott spent 13 hours and 43 minutes on three separate spacewalks as well. he also held the f.a.a. commercial pilot and flight instructor certifications for instrument and multiengine aircraft. sadly, we lost him two months ago at the age of 88 but we're grateful for the contributions and the legacy set by oklahomans, colonel pogue and dr. garriott and their xploration in space. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from south carolina, mr. norman, for five minutes. mr. norman: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to recognize one of america's finest service men, colonel frank childress. colonel childress exemplified the honor and fortitude of the men and women who make up our armed services. he was placed on assignment in the pentagon in 2001 and was set t

accused iran og f attackinoil tankers last week. dramatic escalations in the tensions marlie, back to you. >> crawe b from d.c. thank you. >> things taking a dramatic turn in the courtroom when another seal who was granted full immunity took the stane d confessing hwas the killer of the 17-year-old isis prisoner. steve patterson has the shocking details. >> reporter: frances, they ain callthis a once in a lifetime moment, the prosecution witness testifying on the stand admitting to the crime during that testimony in a case that's already fraught for the >>> a stunning turn in the trial of a highly decorated navy seal platoon leader accused of murder a bombshell admission from the prosecution's key witness, navy medic cory scott testified he was thkione who lled an unarmed isisetainee, not chief edward gallagher the admission a shocking blow to a case already riddled with challenges >> this is the most surprising turn of events it sounds like a script that was written for a movie i don't recall this ever happening in the military tri

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this is going to be just one more thing that separates the ogs from the newcomers. >> now, as of tomorrowequesting new phone numbers will be assigned either 510 or the new 341. >>> comedians have desended on san francisco this weekend for a clusterfest. >> the three-day comedy festival is indoors and outdoors at civic center plaza and bill graham civic auditorium. >> there are settles from comedians like amy poehler and patton oswalt. you can also check out the sets from shows like "the office" and seinfeld. clusterfest continues tomorrow and sunday. >> again, some of wl wl be the like? >> sandhya has that answer for us. >>> if you're near the coast, it's going to be nice and mild. if you're inland, it is going to be hot. as you would expect, summer started this morning and here's the first sunset of summer. 8:35 p.m. from our kgo roof camera. it was absolutely crystal clear at that time when the sun was setting. absolutely gorgeous as well. tonight the fog is really limited. it's only a few patches out there. in case you're thinking i have to escape the heat, don't like it? don't worry.

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this will be one more thing that separates the ogs from the newcomers. >> as of today people requestingew phone numbers will be assigned either 510 or the new 341. >>> nascar fans attending this week end's big racing event in sonoma county are being warned, expect lots of traffic. but there is a lot of excitement on the track this weekend.nefr it is summer now, and you know what that means. >> the speed, the sound. >> reporter: with nascar here, pack up the kids and make a weekend of it. >> it keeps them cool and occupied. >> reporter: this is what it is like from the outside looking in any way. >> i love it. >> first time i have ever been in the pits. couldn't think of anywhere else i would rather be right now. >> reporter: how about inside the hot zone in one of these team trailers? >> that's where the backup car lives there. >> reporter: that's matt mccall, the crew chief of kurt busch's number one car. it is his office on the road 38 weeks a year. they agreed to show us around briefly as long as we didn't ask too many questions. >> so you put a different suspension on the car? >> ye

there's also a festival that will run from noon to 5:00 og bringing ther local organizations and businessesmean whale, new york city is hosting world pride bringing y people to newk from all over the world. this sunday it's also the 50th annual pride march. this year's march will pass through midtown in the west village. it will also pass by the historistonewall inn marking the 50th ancni versary the stonewall riots that began the gay rights movement. >>> we're just a week away from independence day. after a late sta to the planning, we've got more details on what to expect if you're heading downtown to celebrate. >>> tonight the main event. democratic heavyweights taking the debate stage. i'm aaron gilchrist live in miami wiur fo things y >>> and we remain in storm team 4 weather alert mde here this evening. the areas in orange are under severe thunderstorm warnings until 7:00 p. including parts of loudon, fauquier and prince william and a little bit in alexandria. the cities of manassas and fairfax really heavy ghinfall ri now, especially in western loudoun county moving into the middberg

. >> i am here to see what is available and to see if they are looking for og is like me who have been down in the trenches, who know how to get it and how to save companies money in their department. >> reporter: one priority here? finding jobs for military spouses as well. >> they also travel and transition with their service member. for them, they leave a job and are looking for something new. >> reporter: spouses also serve and sacrifice for the nation. tom of a car ktvu fox 2 news. >>> a west point cadet was killed and 21 other people hurt when a trooper vehicle overturned on a dirt road near the academy in new york state. the cadets and soldiers were being transported to a training exercise when the accident happened this morning. authorities say the crash involved a five ton tactical vehicle that was being driven by a soldier, not a cadet >> is a common for them to turn over? >> no it is not common for these vehicles to turn over. it is very rough terrain, you can see the hills we have here. we want to make sure our soldiers and cadets train in realistic training environments is

it is one more thing that separates the og's from the newcomers. >>> as of today people requesting new phone numbers will be assigned either 510 or the new 341. >>> in the north bay a air at t intersection of lincoln avenue and prospect drive in responder road while firefighters shut off the water. the road was reopened about 20 minutes later. thankfully, no one was hurt. >>> nascar fan traffic there's a lot of excitement on the track this "abc 7 news" reporter wayne freedman has a look at the cars and the crews. >> reporter: at sonoma raceway it is summer now, and you know what that means. >> the speed, the sound. >> reporter: with nascar here, pack up the kids and make a weekend of it. >> it keeps them cool and occupied. >> reporter: this is what it is like from the outside looking in any way. >> i love it. >> first time i have ever been in the pits. couldn't think of anywhere else i would rather be right now. >> reporter: how about inside the hot zone in one of the team trailers. >> that's where the backup car lives there. >> r it is his office on the road 36 weeks a year. they agre

the sorthernmost drop now are still south og. fredericksbur that's a little bit of good news. reur friday planner then, your commute, not ally a big impact fromayain that's always good news. temperates this afternoon in the low to mid 80s. l closerok at the weekend coming up. >> thank you, chuck. >>> a look now through prince george's county. everythinb looking good iound on indian head ohio, branch avenue, pennsylvania avenue, no big issues. the earlier problems northbound on 210 near wilson bridge drive has cleared out of the way. inner loop, outer loop of the beltway, everything is nice and clear there, as well. no further roadwork. i mention this, just if you're headed northbound, pretty far on bw parkway, near 175, eill have theft lane as the only thing getting by. there is a delay there. northbound, southbound, 95 in rything , route 129, e looking good. no major issues. northbound route 1 before glebe road in arlington, right lane still getting by the police activity. aaron? all right. thank you. 5:02. >>> we're followingwsreaking nen new york city this morning. nbc news

this is going to be just one more thing that separates the ogs from the newcomers. >> as of today, peopleuesting new phone numbers will be assigned either 510 or the new 341. >>> nascar fans attending this weekend's big racing event in sonoma county are being warned, expect lots of traffic. but there's a lot of excitement on the track this weekend. "abc 7 news" reporter wayne freedman has a look at the cars and the crews. >> reporter: at sonoma raceway it is summer now, and you know what thatake a weekend of it. >> it keeps them cool and occupied. >> reporter: this is what it is like from the outside looking in, anyway. >> i love it. >> first time i have ever been in the pits. couldn't think of anywhere else i would rather be right now. >> reporter: how about inside the hot zone in one of the team trailers? >> that's where the backup car lives there. >> reporter: that's matt mccall, crew chief of kurt busch's number one call. it is his office on the road 38 weeks a year. they agreed to show us around briefly as long as we didn't ask too many questions. >> reporter: so you put a different

. >> i am here to see what is available and to see if they are looking for og's like me who have been trenches and know how to edit and save money in their procurement department. >> reporter: one priority here, finding jobs for military spouses as well. >> they also travel and transition with their service members. for them, they leave a job, are looking for something new. >> reporter: spouses also serve and sacrifice for the nation. tom baker, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> firefighters in concord scramble to contain a two alarm wildfire that started in the 80 degree weather. flames were reported around 1:00 around highway 4 just east of the willow pass road on-ramp firefighters managed to contain the flames to about 12 acres. they said this was the largest fire of the season so far. >>> let us bring in our chief meteorologist. that is what you are worried about right now. >> maybe they will throw out the video again when you look at the burn scars. when you look at that burns garlic over the fire started where did it start? right along that the highway. you have all these hundreds of thousan

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it doesn't make obvious sense for a cart og raffer to be based in western island when you are visiting northern france but that is a decision the president made. now trade is clearly on his mind. he's the sixth u.s. president to visit ireland and he was at pains yesterday in that meeting with the prime minister to make nice, to compliment and talk about the strengths of the relationship from trade to tourism. however, there was a moment where the two appeared to be on a different page on this idea of a border here and when the president compared it to the u.s. border with mexico. >> i just met some very good people that are very much involved with brexit as you know and i think that will all work out. it will all work out very well and also for you with your wall, your border. i mean, we have a border situation in the united states and you have one over here. but i hear it is going to work out very well. >> we want to avoid of course is the border wall between -- >> i think you do. the way it works now is good. you want to try and keep it that way. >> now, geoff, on mexico, the preside