olson was not a random victim. he had been out of jail on bond, but less than 24 hours earlier, he was convicted and sentenced to five years in prison for rape by instrumentation. his victim was a minor and other inmates almost always target known sex offenders for violence. >> child molestation is not the cool thing to be doing, man. >> [ bleep ], [ bleep ]. >> the guards, they tried to get him out of the pod in time, but he come to jail with those charges, they will execute you to the fullest extent of the convict code. >> when somebody's charged with a sex crime, they aren't by default put in segregation. >> segregation is kind of rough. you're on lockdown 23 hours a day. we don't just by default put you into protective custody. >> i was actually getting ready to release the inmate to being transferred to another pod. he came to me and said that he had some inmates that were making some threats towards him and the attacker saw the inmate in front of my security desk and that's when he said, okay, it's time to ma

olson: i would like to speak in opposition to the amendment. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for five minutes. believe : mr. chairman that there are little persist at the present time things. my colleagues on this side of the aisle apparently, facts are annoying little things. here are the facts about section 3-b of my bill. section 3-b states if the e.p.a. administrator in consultation with e.p.a.'s independent scientific advisory committee then andange of levels quote, the administrator may -- the administrator may, the administrator may, not shall, a must, may, as consideration consider technological feasibility in establishing primary ambient quality standards. it clearly says may, not shall, not must, but may. h.r. 806 does not change the clean air standards. again, section 806 does not change the clean air act's requirement that is based on the protection of public health. has ill simply clarifies the discretion to consider technological feasibility when choosing among a range of a level identified and supported by science as prote

olson's analysis of that. one point i would like to add, we now have information in the public domain about the scale of this problem. how much foreign intelligence information is coming through this channel into the criminal justice process. and we know from the most recent ic statistical transparency report that there was only one case in 2016 where an fbi agent actually pulled up 702 information in a u.s. person query in an ordinary criminal case. given that the scale of this is very limited, i think it would be a significant overcorrection with major consequences for national security potentially if we were to impose a court order requirement. it is not a trivial privacy question. we can have more transparency about why these queries are necessary. we could have more information about precisely how often the bureau does them. and how often they return information. we've proposed a possible slight narrowing of these queries in some cases in my written testimony. but, by and large, i think the current practi

olson's job not really safe right now. the black and red struggling this season. wednesday, a complete disaster in seattle. up 3-0 in the second half to only give up four unanswered goals in 27 minutes. not good. united coming off a stunning 4-3 loss. against houston tonight not much better. down 2-0 already. rodriguez on the header and the black and red black and blue tonight by the dynamo, 3-1 the final. gold cup semifinals, the u.s. facing costa rica. 37th minute. costa rica on the attack. tim howard comes way out of the box with a beautiful not many chances for both teams right now scoreless in the second half. arena football action, baylor battling baltimore. less than 10 second to go the valor down 3-28. shaun bracket looking and finding tolliver. touchdown, valor win an absolute thriller inside the phone booth. 34-30. and tennis fans, get ready. we are about one week away from the city open in d.c. tremendous field this year in both the men's and women's tournament. that tourney will get started on monday, july 31. looking forward to it. kimberly: i know. y

there is police activity around the intersection of winchester boulevard and the olson drive in san jose. the police have this area blocked off at, as you can see. we will bring you more information as soon as our reporter gets to the saying. >>> it is 4:31 am. >>> chp is investigating and instagram video that could be linked to a deadly crash. the 18-year-old woman was driving her 14-year-old sister while intoxicated causing the car to crash and it killed her younger sister. the crash may have occurred while the driver was live streaming on social media. >> reporter: the video is so disturbing that it has reportedly been pulled from the social media sites but still being shared widely across the internet. >> reporter: the young woman broadcasting herself live on instagram while driving down the road and wrapping mac -- rapping along with the music, showing the adjustments from the camera showing the girl in the back seat and where she is driving. she makes the gesture with her hand. >> reporter: chp investigators are not confirming it was linked to the fatal crash on that henry miller r

the strange disappeara carrie olson. >> it was scary. everyone loved carrie. >> it was so painful. >> you reached out t "dateline"? >> i did, yes. we started getting people following our page. >> where was she? what was beh? far from home, a lead. >> i saw a tattoo and i said, that's her tattoo, isn't it? >> and three caught-on clues. someone's in her car. someone's at her bank. but most jaw-dropping ? someone's up on stage with a song turned . >> i couldn't believe hearing and seeing. >> could karaoke be a this case? >> my heart was poundi pounding. >> i was sweating. i was nervous. >> here's andrea canniit "without a trace." >> reporter: it's a sa american life. families separated from their loved ones, gone, without a nationwide, there are 100,000 active missing pers since december of 2013 "dateline's" online "m america" series has be some of those hear stories. one of the first came heartland where not ev is serene and pastoral. this is the quad citie urban, industrial, gri four cities split by t mississippi river. two on the iowa si

olson: again, mr. chairman, this bill ensures that e.p.a. has the money to help the san joaquin valley and every part of america with the funds they need as quickly as possible. e.p.a. will be more and more and more efficient. i urge opposition to this amendment. i yield back. the chair: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the question now is on the amendment offered by the gentleman from california. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the noes have it. mr. mcnerney: mr. chairman, i'm going to ask for a recorded vote. the chair: the gentleman has requested a recorded vote. pursuant to clause 6 of rule 18, further proceedings on the amendment offered by the gentleman from california will e postponed. it is now in order to consider amendment number 6 printed in house report 115-229. for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? mr. mcnerney: mr. chairman, i have an amendment at the desk. the chair: the clerk will designate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 6 pr

miss olson, what am i missing here? is there a way of getting this done that's easy within the political system without bringing in consumption to get down business tax rates? i know the old saying about the vat tax and people come out against it. i do point out as you did, this is a credit invoice method which is different than a value added tax. would you just comment as to whether i'm -- the observations i said are accurate? hour do you s >> i agree. adding a consumption tax like a value added tax to the portfolio of taxes that we use would go a long way towards making tax reform easier. it would allow us to keep something like our current base and then to lower the rates in a way that would make the u.s. more competitive as a place to invest. as i look out into the future, we've got a rising difference between what we expect to be collecting in revenues and what we expect to be spending. we have to find some way in addition to making tax reform easier to close that gap. a consumption tax seems to be something that's

welcome all of you and our c-span audience to the saponins event to celebrate the publication of henry olsons new book "the working class republican: ronald reagan & the return of bue-collar conservatism." henry is a senior fellow at the ethics and public policy center, a former aei colleague and a member in good standing of apis election launch team. henry arrived at aei in 2006 and we soon bonded over politics and especially what was then a somewhat obscure demographic with the pollsters called some college come people with the technical vocational or committee college education pick this group was a large, but one-third of voters and had a near-perfect track record of voting for the winter in presidential elections. this loosely defined group, roughly synonymous with the working-class, wasn't it is especially important in our politics. in the book and ray shows how reagan's preferences match those of working-class americans come transcending left and right and providing the key to his success. henry's book is basically divide into two parts, one on understanding the beliefs of the true rea

near olson drive at 12:25 am..w.a.t. team search the area, but no shooting victims were found. they say that two men found its i would of the units are being questioned. >>> attempt person has died in the human trafficking case in san antonio, texas. the truck driver officially was charged less than one hour ago in federal court. temperatures top 100 degrees inside that trailer and there was no air-conditioning. eight people were found dead inside the truck, to others died at the hospital. 20 more were treated for each stroke -- heatstroke and extreme dehydration. the truck driver was officially charge this morning for illegally transporting immigrants for financial gain. >>> coming up on mornings on 2. she knows how to defend herself. we will introduce you to a bay area woman who used to martial arts training against a home intruder. my sweetheart's gone sayonara. this scarf all that's left to rememb... what. she washed this like a month ago! how's a guy supposed to move on?! the long lasting scent of gain. now a

olson perhaps. we have a number of companies that do businesses around the world selling major turbines around the world. the current system of the global taxation seems to be a major impediment growing job with the economy and here at home. can you talk for a few seconds about the improvement that could be made to the national economy if we went to a specific territorial system that allowed for the companies to bring home their resources and build plants here. we really do need to get rid of the system that is the worst of all possible worlds a system that doesn't raise a lot of revenue because it doesn't encourage earnings to come back and results of the income being invested somewhere other than the united states, so the key is to look at bringing the corporate rate down to something competitive with the rest of the world and to fix the international rules so that we do not have to walk out of the. >> to briefly add to that as an example of the situation is a situation where you have a u.s. compa

the first man to face it in the bottom of the ninth inning matt olson a 3-2 page and there goes the no-hitter and there goes the shutout and the braves racking up the victory. check this out on a friday night. this is not funny it is pathetic on the part of a fan that throws a ball from the upper deck and hits the umpire in the back of the head with the ball. happy to report that he is okay and hopefully they will find the culprit. you would have to say this is your defense of player of the day. malik smith fire down the left- field line. that was a beautiful catch right there. councilwoman dunphy, how do you respond to allegations that you look super sexy in your new suit? >>> -- honey, come on. please stop filming. i'm just excited! after today, you are going to be a councilwoman, and i am going to be a first husband. and if you don't stop filming, you're going to be my first husband. all right, everybody, come on! do you know what you're doing, kids? you guys are manning the phone banks. alex, you're in charge of that. why is she in charge? and what's a phone bank? (claire) hmm. that's why

mary olson story. >> what you plan to do with one wild and special life.so >> host: i didn't read aboutut that in the national "enquirer." >> sometimes they do in the crosswords. thank you. thank you so much. >> host: the book is out in october. thanks for being with us. thank you.

still no word from investigators on how olson died.arrington police continue to believe that there is no threat to the pu pub in this case. wis? >> let's talk about what happened in ohio. there's big story this morning at 9:00. it was an awful incident we've got video to show you here. horrible at a state fair in o ohio. one man was killed. seven others were injured. three of them in critical condition when a ride malfunction. this is the video i was talking about. there is cell phone video of the deadly accident. but it is too brutal to show on television. offici the ride the fire ball did pass, did in fact pass all of its inspections before opening and safety is the most important thing to them. >> we do not rush inspections. our inspections take place and amusement rides come in they're checked several times while they're being put up and and each and of day. >> governor john kasich ordered all the rides to be shut down today for inspections. the rest of the fair will still go on as planned. now we know that a lot, energy a lot of s

this is at olson and winchester. matt. >> reporter: reggie, a lot has happened since i saw you about a half hour ago. about five minutes ago, san jose police took down the crime scene tape. they're now opening this up for people to come down. they do have a section that is closed. i'm told they have one person in custody. we're also told by san jose police that this is an incident of shots fired. they were trying to find out where the shots were fired. we have not heard about any victims so far. they have not been able to find anybody who was impacted by the shots being fired this morning. now, we did talk with a pete's employee and she talked to us about what officers told her. >> there were shots fired at an apartment. they're trying to secure the area and we don't go in until they do. >> and they just allowed those employees to enter into their business. that is about, i would say, about 50 yards away from where we were standing, where the police tape was at this morning. that police tape is now down. the command

matt olson with a solo home run. eight innings, one home run, one strike out. the braves beat the a's 3-1. the giants taking a three-game-winning streak into their season opener in pittsburgh. first batter of the game, second pitch. span goes on a power trip, fifth of the season. the giants up 1-0 in a flash. the giants down 3 las vegas 2 in the fourth. john panik. next batter hunter pence. scored to make it 5-3 giants. giants added five runs in the sixth and in the eighth, brandon belts, fifth home run of the season. four rbi, giants win it with score 13-5. abc 7 sports report is brought to you by river rock casino. expect to hear plenty of large numbers as nba free agency rolls on. >> someone wants to throw some mine way, that's fine. >> can you shoot? >> no. >> probably not going to happen. >> i can do something.

they say 26-year-old evan taylor ford fired a gun from inside a town home near olson drive. a s.w.a.t team responded after getting calls of the shooting. >> we were able to determine that there was a bullet that had passed through from one unit to another. we evacuated several units and then we were able to make contact with the one where we believe the shots had come from. >> reporter: ford was arrested for shooting at an inhabitatted house and illegally possessing a gun. police say they're not sure whether ford is a resident of the complex or if the shooting was intentional. >>> new at 6:30, business owners hoping to cash in next year when california legalizes the sale of recreational marijuana are speaking out against the bill they say infridges on their rights. -- infringes on their rights. the legislation would prohibit licensed cannabis dealers from giving away or selling tee shirts, hats, or other merchandise that bears their name or logo. the -- bares their name or logo. it was invented to prevent children from being marketed. >> that's legal. but if you had one that

this is at olson and winchester. matt. >> reporter: reggie, a lot has happened since i saw you about a half hour ago. about five minutes ago, san jose police took down the crime scene tape. they're now opening this up for people to come down. they do have a section that i

reporter: we know san jose police taped off a number of blocks here on the south end of santana road at olson drive. this is by the movie theater. that houses upscale shopping and residents. i did speak with one san jose police officer who has limited information. his understanding is there was a report of a gunshot or explosion and his colleagues are in the process of clearing an apartment building or apartment unit here on site and that this activity could be over soon. while we do see a number of police cars scattered throughout the south end of santana row, we do not see any ambulances or other types of vehicles that would indicate that someone had been hurt. reporting live here in san jose at santana row, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> we'll check back with you and see if anything else develops there. >>> word of a death investigation in the east bay. police say officers found a body yesterday. what they're calling a remote part of anthony shabo regional park. we're told it's a man. we're trying to find out more information. investigators don't know the victim's identity and have not

atlanta braves pitcher mike full-time wits almost pitches a no hitter made it to the ninth but then met olsonhe home run. the a's break up the no hitter but lose the game. >> how about the giants a four-game winning streak. ? pittsburgh. stop of the piers denard span with a leaveoff home run and the giants kept scoring. we go to the sixth inning buster posey comes through about to hit a ground rule double here with the giants win 13-5. >> buster posey and steph curry go to dinner who has to pick up the tab. >> they won't get charged. >> up next the treasure trove of never before seen art facts from the titanic. >>> the titanic still mess merizing 105 years after she sank. tonight get ago look at never-before-seen art i facts. a diamond ring, decorative window grills and a figure that decorated the grand staircase of the ship all of it on the auction block. in total more than 5500 items. the salvage rights. the entire lot is sold at one collection effected to fetch more than $200 million. >> you know who could buy it. >> and he could have $1 million left over. >> exactly. >> thanks for joining

matt olson with a solo home run. eight innings, one home run, one strike out.the braves beat the a's 3-1. the giants taking a three-game-winning streak into their season opener in pittsburgh. first batter of the game, pitch. span goes on a power trip, fifth of the season. the giants up 1-0 in a flash. the giants down 3 las vegas 2 in the fourth. john panik. next hunter pence. scored to make it 5-3 giants. giants added five runs in the sixth and in the eighth, brandon belts, fifth home run of the season. four rbi, giants win it with score 13-5. abc 7 sports report is brought to you by river rock casino. expect to hear plenty of large numbers as nba free agency rolls on. >> someone wants to throw some mine way, that's fine. >> can you shoot? >> no. >> probably not going to happen. >> i can do something. >> they have plenty of those, they're called fans. >> thanks. >> "abc 7 news" continues now online, on twitter, facebook and on all of your mobile devices disneyland resort. celebrate the summer of heroes, only at hero up! >>> thanks for watching. i'm matt keller

please join me in welcoming henry olson. [applause] like toe thank a.e.i. and c-span for coming to cover this event. it's mys first book i feel like i've given birth but without any of the pain of real birth. but tonight i'd threek to start by making ronald reagan last words my first. these are words that you can see on his gravestone, as they fit looking over the beautiful valleys of the sunny southern you so deeply love. i know in my heart that man is good. that what is right will eventually triumph. and that there's worth and purpose to each and every human life. my book is a little more than an extended essay on meaning of those words and how important they were to ronald reagan, and how his incorporation and acting upon this world is a little more than change america and change the world. and karl noted my book is about more than that as well about an argument that the republican party and conservative of movement have lost its soul. because rather than following the real reagan, the man who could say those words and -- those words that he wants all of

in the conventional sense as best he could but the idea so coming from a the high priest or that olson's you'll owe a revisionist. >> i guess i don't really have of course, . i will let you fight that out with if he think about it now referring to those reagan democrats in then represented in to get rid of the excesses' to get the bureaucracy often not take anything away from you. that is the ronald reagan they voted for what they did not vote for with the reagan philosophy of the republican party of the goldwater of libertarianism so to extend as little as possible to take stuff away from people adjusting that is what they voted for 1980 and 1984. >> now i have to request first of all, we until of record for reaches you and identify yourself before you ask every question no speeches or statements. >> good evening i steady international education here in washington d.c.. i just left the embassy of sweden today and we discussed that 10 percent approval rating across the baltic states and we discussed the impression of the european nations are producing do to that political climate so what

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he can't even control his own ambassadors to the united nations who is trying to act like a johnny olson role defection on a little road we're talking about nikki haley there and now i want to. over to your essay because you said that putin would ask trump about why the u.s. is essentially just in circling russia with antiballistic missile systems and we don't know for a fact if that was discussed but tell us in in your opinion why the u.s. is taking such measures. well i think that the russians opinion is the most important one the only conclusion that they can draw is that we are trying to encircle it both in europe and for the far east and so that will be a real bone of contention until this address now the good news is that even before they met putin said you know these kinds of personal meetings are near the mud is that were used very strong not only necessary but well literally means you can't get around doing it it's absolutely essential ok so if now that these meetings have begun it's completely possible that they will commission their subordinates to work out these other arrange

yes, we're on olson drive. standing next to the new splung building at santana row.e police have their cars parked here. security is here as well. they have police tape up. not allowing anybody into the santana row area. here's video from earlier this morning. the call came in before 2:00 a.m. police officers were seen getting out of their ballistic barricades, rifles, other s.w.a.t. gear and walking to the middle of santana row. we were told the focus is on an apartment complex here. there are several of those here on santana row. it has been quiet, so much of the action is out of sight from outside of the police tape here. some of the businesses like pete's coffee open up at 5:00 a.m. no access for employees or customers. we'll continue to update you all morning long here. reporting live in san hessy. >> thank you. we'll check in with you shortly. >> we'll check in with weather and traffic. how does it look out there, mike? >> looking cloudy and going to get cloud. . the breeze are pretty temperate. 18 in fairfield, 10 at half moon bay. they will pick up this after

at this time i ask unanimous consent that a statement by the taxpayer advocate, nina olson, be included for the hearing record. since i'm the only one here i'll give myself unanimous consent. if there are no further questions, the hearing record will remain open until august -- wednesday, august 2, at noon for subsequent questions from the subcommittee members who could submit statements and questions to the witnesses for the is a request for recorded vote on -- witnesses fored record. this subcommittee is hereby ajourned. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] caller: if we tell you i hope he's will and we'll be back to you in six to eight months and you can start. our chances of making that sale as it were, closing that transaction, are slim. >> the shorter process but not as much -- caller: significantly shorter. streamline part of it. it also provides for increased pay which is helpful. but the critical part about it is can we mov

mister olson for five minutes. >> i think the chair. welcome commissioner clyburn, commissioner o'reilly and chairman ahit pai. chairman ahit pai, my question concerns a spectrum for commercial use. spectrum pipeline act of 2015 calls for identification and auction of 30 mhz of spectrum by 2024. is that adequate to meet future needs? if not, what can congress and the fcc do to identify additional bands that could be made available for commercial use? >> the only constant in the wireless world is change. we anticipate the 300 mhz that might have been sufficient in 2015 innovators find applications that require more broadly. we want to pursue as many as possible but as i said in my response to congressman guthrie we went to the up his many bands as possible and congressional authority might be helpful identifying for the bands or clearing more ands. we would be happy to exercise that authority. >> what are the repercussions of spectrum needs over the next decade? what will happen? >> opportunity costs could be significant, if you are a he

olson in the bottom of the ninth inning gets a hold of a pitch and there goes the no-hitter and theregoes the shutout but unfortunately for the oakland a's not the ballgame as they hold on 3-1. the severs go giants should have three goals one don't lose one her games and two don't finish in last place and let some of these youngsters play and show that the future may be bright. they are playing better ball. older guys have something tonight. he starts the game against pittsburgh dare call. giants begin to tee off in this one hunter 3-4 with five rbis. they are leaving for good. they had one for five nights but that one-hit cash is in a couple of your. bases-loaded. johnny wins his six. you can never get too much golden state warrior news there. klay thompson is in japan for his tour and having a ball. i should mention that klay thompson is in asia but this video is from china. you can see him making an illegal move and that arm wrestling contest. he would come to that point of the night and it is time to check this out on a friday night. usually we show fun stuff but this is not fun.

police say rex olson was shot, he body found outside store late wednesday night. police say there's no evidence of a threat, but they're encouraging citizens to always be mindful of their surroundings. >>> three members of the same family have disappeared in loudoun county. the loudoun county sheriff's department says the last time anyone saw courtedly ash was friday night. she was supposed to bring her son and his cousin to another family's home. they're likely in a blue ford taurus with vuv-9844 tag. >>> disheartened that's how the police chief says he feels after a weekend of vile also. ten people were show the in less than 24 hours, two of those people died. justin finch joins us from police headquarters to explain how police plan to curtail this violence. justin? >> reporter: hey there, pat. good morning, as the shootings were coming in, some may have noticed they came in without any suspect information. that can be troubling for police who are trying to solve these crimes as they are happening, but they do believe in these cases there could be witnesses, peo

police say shots were fired inside of a unit at a townhome complex near olson drive. the swat team came in and searched the area for the shooter and victims but no victims were found. two men inside one of the units are being questioned now. >>> firefighters in mariposa are making progress on the fire near yosemite. the detwiler fire is now 50% contained. the fire has burned 76,000 acres and 63 homes. over the weekend more evacuation orders were lifted and people were allowed to return home but it could take another two weeks before the fire is fully contained. >>> a small brush fire in gilroy was recently put out, the 150 acre fire started yesterday afternoon. cal fire says it is now 50% contained and no homes were threatened. >>> people in two e. bay cities trying to get their cars fixed after burglars broke into dozens of vehicles, leigh martinez is in livermore where more than 30 people were victimized. >> reporter: that is right, some of these people are relying on uber or lyft to get to work because they have to get their cars fixed. these are a couple of cars w

evan taylor ford fired a gun from inside a townhome near olson drive. the swat team responded after getting calls. they found no victims.>> we were able to determine there was a bullet that passed through from one unit to another. we evacuated several units and we made contact with the one where we believed the shots came from.>> ford was arrested for shooting at an inhabited house and illegally possession of a gun. police are unsure if he is a resident or if the shooting was intentional. >>> alameda leaders are struggling with improving services for the mentally ill. many mentally ill often end up behind bars. rob roth tells us the county is considering other solutions that they hope will cost less and offer better treatment. >>reporter: too many people with mental health problems are ending up in santa rita jail instead of getting treatment that they need. that was the opinion of those who spoke at a supervisors committee meeting on mental health and public safety.>> jail is not to be the mayor house -- warehouse.>>reporter: he serves on the mental he

under arrest in san jose after shots fired at 12:45 am, it was inside a townhome and a complex near olson drive. s.w.a.t. responded after getting calls but found no victims.>> we determined there was a bullet passing through from one unit to another. we evacuated several units and made contact with the one we believe the shots came from.>> police say two men where the shots came from were detained and one was eventually arrested and booked. he is charged with shooting at an inhabited house and position of an illegal firearm. >>> a series of car break-ins in livermore in brentwood. 52 vehicles were broken into in one single night. police say it started at the hampton inn in brentwood, 17 cars were broken into. they then broke into 34 cars and 30 minutes and a livermore neighborhood. residents believe the break-ins were plan to coincide with the noisy 4 am average pickup friday morning. surveillance video shows suspect at 4:20 am, neighbors woke up to the sound of broken glass and broken windows. >> we barely had time to get them fixed. our whole neighborhood was vandalized. it's the only s

(theodore olson, aatr orlando): "i've seen crushed cars before, but nothing in this kind of circumstancelike, they were up on upper bridge and it rolled out of a container and crushed a car. that's a one in a million shot."(jrstone) somehow escobar walked away from the crash with only minor injuries. officials say if he had been in any other seat, he likely would have been killed. the driver of the scrap metal truck was ticketed for careless driving. (jrstone) a jaw-dropping story out of canada... a man was struck by lightening and survived...(justine) the whole thing happened in the middle of his daughter's wedding. j-p nadeau was celebrating his daughter's big day yesterday in his backyard. but what began as a sunny afternoon changed quickly. nadeau was taking the stage to give his speech as the father of the bride when a storm rolled in behind him. just as nadeau called his new son-in-law a lucky guy ...lightning struck. (jp nadeau/father of bride): "my daughter was standing right there and she said she saw a lightning bolt come down and hit behind me there and i had a microphone and

custody after shots were fired from one apartment to another one at the intersection of winchester and olson drive. both people involved surrendered peacefully. nearby apartments were evacuated for safe. the investigation is happening as we speak and we will bring you details coming up. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2 on this monday, july 24. i am dave clark, and pam cook is here. steve paulson is off but rosemary has the weather. >> we had a warm up over the weekend and bringing temperatures back down. >>> upper 80s and low 90s, some spots hitting 100 over the weekend but we have relief coming your way. right now the marine layer is deeper than yesterday morning with a stronger onshore breeze. temperatures are a bit cooler to start and 54 in santa rosa, 56 in san francisco, 60 and oakland with upper 50s in livermore and san jose. looking at your monday morning, clouds across the bay into the north bay, and remaining partly to mostly cloudy up the coastline today with mostly sunny skies elsewhere. plenty of sunshine into the afternoon but temperatures not as warm. 90 for any out, 80 expect

we have ben olson on the wrong side of history, late last night.united led 3-0 early in the second half. seattle sounders break that quickly. they scored four unanswered goals to win it 4-3. this is the first time an mls team has come back from 3-0 to win in regulation. bummer, they looked so good last night. next up, home against houston dynamos on saturday. >>> for triple play daet, put on the boys and steven promotes a healthy lifestyle for the mind, body and soul they have participated in the event and special guest to see here right there four time simone. the gymist, exit cited to help spread the message of a complete healthy lifestyle. >> everyone thinks it's about active and to have to eat healthy, as well. it's all the key roles that play into what we're doing. in the gym they try to inspire them so this is just another, like, fun thing for me to do. >> same thing, right there. >> kids choice award. you're watching kids choice award. >> should have dvred it. >> i think or best performance. >> she is impressive. >> all of the above. >> all

matt olson hits a home run. the a's break up that no hitter but still lose the game 3-1.re on a roll putting up big numbers in pittsburgh. denard led off the game with a home run. the giants scored 13 runs. they win 13-5 and that's now four wins in a row. much more ahead on today in the bay. coming up, something's missing from the plans. we have the new traffic concerns for people living new b.a.r.t.'s new station. >> beautiful clouds over walnut creek. we can't expect to say hello to the crowds and the sunshine. a look at your day planner just after the break. stay with us. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> it's 7:43. that marine layer keeping us in the 50s. south bay 58. we're seeing the clouds start breaking apart except for san francisco. we're keeping that fog in there. 53 degrees. north bay looking stunning at 51 degrees. east bay still a little cloudy at 57 degrees. now this marine layer is pretty deep right now but we've already seen it kind of breaking apart. it will continue to do so until the mid afternoon just around your lunch hour. perfect timing to enjoy a nice outdoor picnic. tod

fox's rob olson with the story. >> reporter: the spot where philandro castile lost his life one year, spot he'll be remembered for years to come >> it's a powerful story. unfortunately, in my opinion, justice was not given. >> reporter: among those stopping on this one-year year anniversary, a brother and sister who didn't know it was the anniversary until we told them. the pair passing through on a move to the east coast >> i knew this was the site of his death and i feel like being in minneapolis is -- you can't stop by that. especially the way it affected me. >> it just hurts, it hurts. >> the memorial to philandro began got underway, preparing t attend. preparing to gather of all colors as one community. the weight of this one year balanced with castille's loving legacy to those who knew him >> even when he didn't have it he gave his life, that's the type of person he was >> this is to spread love and to let people know even in your darkest times, and hardest strugglings you'll get through >> diamond reynolds with him in that car one year ago, seeing him shot with the clear head t

by gunfire this morning with the san jose police continuing their investigation in the advanced of olson drive on santana row. all the roads are back open after that early morning police activity. >> alex savidge, thank you. >>> firefighters in mariposa county making progress on the detwiler fire that is now 45% contained. it is burned over 76,000 acres, 63 homes destroyed since it began one week ago. over the weekend more evacuation orders were lifted and people were allowed to return to the area but firefighters say could still take two weeks before the fire is fully contained. >>> the firefighters neil gilroy stopped a small brush fire from growing in the 150 acre fire began at 4 pm yesterday at the cache valley road and highway 101. the fire is 50% contained, no homes threatened, and no word on the cause. >>> it is 6:04 am. >>> the family of the man that died after being badly beaten near the lake merritt, a $10,000 reward leading to the suspect. the passing drivers saw the attack on owens, and the suspect stop the beating and rowlandson ran away. owens died the next day at the highl

marine corps sergeant mike nick olson leading by example. >> reporter: for marine sergeant mike nicholsonme is generally a little rougher because that was the time we were deployed over in afghanistan. we lost a guy, and a lot of guys got hit. >> reporter: including mike. >> i got hit by a 40 pound ied in afghanistan. it took both legs and my left arm. >> reporter: his new body brought a lot of anger and depression. miej sa mike says he started drinking. but then katie came into his life. a friend set them up. they eventually married and started a family, and she had a challenge for him. what if he tried exercising again? >> i mean i'll give it a shot. you find out that you're going to be a lot happier in life. >> reporter: that was the start of his comeback, and this weekend he gave his all in the military's wounded warrior games, celebrating those hurt defending america. mike has won gold and silver medals for track and competes in wheelchair basketball. and maybe most amazing of all, swimming. >> i love swimming, and i found out once i got in the water, i still could swim pretty well.

lynn olson and sally freeman. her ok both set in the world war ii era. and welcome "new york times" white house correspond peter baker, the call of history, and john farrell's latest is nixon. let's start with you. tell us the story of barton, bill and benny >> this is a family story, three brothers from new jersey, my father, bill, my uncles barton and been knee all naval officers, when war broke out three different continents, my father set output the white house for roosevelt and was on the u.s.s. enter price which barely escaped pearl harbor and barton thought they had ranged to keep out of harm's way supply core officers had him get his commission and was wounded and listed as missing. of the story is about the two for the youngest. he was sort of a rude like character. even as he, in prison camp came into his own and he was moral support being for all the other he was in prison with >> dickerson: let's go to europe in world war ii. what is last home island >> it's england. it's the story with really hasn't been told. it's about england opening its

speaking with colin kaepernick but instead the ravens signed former stanford backup quarterback david olson who last played for the kansas city phantom of the indoor football league. the 49ers first round pick solomon thomas is unsigned as the team begins camp today. the third overall pick out of stanford is one of just 3 first rounders still unsigned and general manager john lynch a fellow stanford alum says this is in part of the learning curve to being a general manager. >> you know, i'm concerned right now. i wish this were done. you know? i think it should be done. i'm disappointed with myself in a certain way that it's not, but i think i'm also learning that this is part of the business, part of the game, and i'm hopeful that we can get it done and, you know, we'll see. we have a couple of hours. [ laughter ] >>> baseball. toronto starter marcus stroman ejected during yesterday's game against the a's. for the second straight day, oakland could not hold a 9th inning lead. morales ties the game with a homer. and then in the tenth, steve pierce ends it with a walkoff grand slam. blue jay

three outs from a no-hitter before surrounding this 9th inning home run by matt olson. the braves won the game by a final of 3-1. that is sports. have a great saturday. and a safe one. i'll see you around. y cyclists are >>> a battle brewing in san francisco, coming up, why cyclists are frustrated over a bike path. >>> and some people in contra costa county community losing their sense of safety, why their native fire station is slowing down. live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> welcome back. it's just about 7:30, good morning i'm devon. >> and i'm julie. we'll get started this half hour with a check of your forecast. we have a mix of sun and clouds over the golden gate today. the clouds rolling in less sun than we saw a few minutes ago. certainly breezy if not windy along parts of the coast. and we'll see sunshine later today. but right now temperatures in the 50s area wide. 51 in santa rosa. 58 san jose. 57 for concord and oakland at this hour. the clouds pulling back through the coast for the most part later today. plenty of sunshine around th

eastern, henry olson, senior fellow at the ethics and public policy center contends republicans need to reconnect with president reagan's vision of the new deal in order to stay relevant. then eight, holder hook re-examines the revolutionary war and reports on the barbarous actions of both the british and colonial armies. on both tvs after words program at 9 pm, kimball university professor keith davis examines gender identity in an interview with sarah ellis, glad president and ceo. bennett 10, rice university history professor john bowles recalls the life of founding father thomas jefferson from his formative years in virginia to his work on the declaration of independence and his presidency and at 11, it's the robert caro prize for literary excellence in the writing of history. that will happen tonight on c-span2's book tv. >> director of the florida university of press in new york, what books do you have coming out this fall? >> to parts which is our regional imprint and one is a worldly affair: new york and the united nations, their unlikely relationship. it's talking about how