that is the wedding cake, oli.s big enough for them to be the cake toppers of their own cake. >> that thing is edible? >> yes. >> i love cake. >> is it a really big cake or are they just really tiny people? >> she's kind of a big deal in beirut. she's being referred to as the kim kardashian of beirut. >> they are lifted to the very top. and they start kissing for the photos. >> i don't want to the key cake somebody stepped on, though, there's that. >> it's been designed around them, right? i think it's kind of cool, why not? if you can do it, not only will they remember it, but we're talking about it, we're looking at the video. it's cool because it's crazy. >> i would willie wonka this thing, okay, pictures are good, and then nom, nom. >> eat your way out from the middle. >> as soon as they got their picture, he reaches for a fork and starts picking at the wall of this cake. >> nick would marry that dude just to get to the cake. >> they left it in the hands of a wedding planning company. so they're the ones that -

. >>> we've got christian, oli, charity, nick and gayle breaking down the best on the web, including a student without a bed. >> i was wondering if i could sleep over. >> see who is willing to give it a shot and who is not. >>> this is one heck of a way to celebrate a birthday -- >> happy birthday. >> happy birthday. >> that's eric with the gray sweatshirt. he's in shock because his brother, kevin, has traveled across the country from new york, to visit and celebrate his birthday in los angeles. >> oh. >> yay. >> these guys have lived away from each other for 20 years. nevertheless, they remained best friends and they really miss each other. >> i've did the math. i've been living apart from my brother for 20 years, as well. >> these guys thought it would be cool to surprise eric and share a birthday together. but there's another surprise. >> i have to tell you something. put it back on. >> they blindfold him now. >> okay. >> they walk him inside the house and reveal the next surprise. there it is. >> he's stunned. >> he's puzzled. he doesn't get it. >> neither do we. >> welcome to ou

. >> we got christian, oli, charity, nick and gayle breaking down the best on the web including a prankster hides something for his girl to find. >> oh, they're yours. they're yours. >> see if she's up for the joke straight out of the player's handbook. >> they do, got it. >> crazy? >> no, we learned it. learned behavior. >>> the woman you see there in pink, jessie, has been summoned to court. she doesn't know that she is about to get a life sentence. >> you're jessie coleman? >> yes, sir. >> you know why you're here today? >> don't say anything. don't confess. you know why you're here? that person i murdered when i was 12. >> there you go. to be. that's the big question. >> she fortunately does not answer. >> i received a letter yesterday about you. >> all the things, does he know about that one time i -- oh, no. >> just sh. >> you were not born 29 years ago, but that's when you got a mother. >> that's true. >> she realizes what this might be about, and jessie immediately starts crying. >> yeah. get a tissue. >> the woman next to her is karla robinson who was married to jessie's dad and ev

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. >>> we've got christian, oli, charity, nick and gayle breaking down the best on the web, including the excitement of "jurassic world: fallen kingdom." look who stopped by the studios that left us all a little star-struck. >> sorry. >>> some could say this video is brought to you by the song, "i get by with a little help from my friends." three elephants fell down this well in india. first one, 25-year-old female, she was able to get out without assistance. but this one, the youngest one, 15 years old, she needed help. >> clumsy elephants are adorable. >> when is evolution going to get claws or spikes. >> elephants are thinking, when are humans not going to leave holes around. >> really pushing the younger female a lift. at one point, she gives up, but after letting her do it on her own -- >> hey. >> they're cheering like you. >> seeing so many of these elephant videos has changed my perspective of the way i see them because they're so inventive, the way they work together. they always look out for the weakest. now, they're pretty wise animals. >> and the one that gave a push is lik

can't move pa vsths tapeshe trump/kim summit came to fruition quickly the pnt seemed to think thmpe olys were key t it all. you know, north korea did a greatgohinging to the olympics because the olympics and president moon will this, the olympics was not exactly doing great. people didn't feel like bombed out of the opening ceremonies. they weren't exactly selling tickets and as soon as the chairman, chairman kim said let's participate in t olympics it sold like wild fire. >> so things are gng well with kim jong-un at the moment, but the president has another threat ocus objection to the f you may be boreyed about this at home as well. we're talking about justin trudeau. peter de vary oh d aidlogize by saying there was a special pla e ell for trudeau for crossing president trump but the president isn't apologize for calling true today weak. he's still ticked off about the press conferen after he he left the that canada wouldn't be pushed around i think the president believes trudeau dough mea that literally. when i got out hito the plane i tnk that justin probably dn't know that air forc

. >>> we've got christian, oli, charity, nick and gayle breaking down the best on the web.luding a family scavenger hunt in honor odad. >> it's his 70th birthday. >> the clue that says he spotted his gift. >> what is it? what is it? >>> to call this video incredible is criminally underselling it because it's going to leave you feeling like you're on top of the world. it's all shot by elia, shooting an expedition up to the south summit of everest and it really gives you a feeling of just how tough it is to be up there. this entire thing is taking place in the death zone. above 8,000 meters. 26,247 feet. once you cross there, every second, you are dying. humans only take in about 30% of the oxygen compared to if they're at sea level. and at the same time, you're still trying to climb. >> like, this is how high planes go when they reach their cruising altitude. >> yep. that's exactly why it is so dangerous. even if you've got bottled oxygen. he's not just on the ascent, he's shooting the ascent, so as such, he's using way, way more energy. here's an example of what i mean. you

investigation after some children said they were beaten in solitaryuffed and lkep miliesed, only now oli 6eparatn together. president trump will make remarks on immigration and americans who have loved ones killed by undocumented immigrants. >>> a group of immigration activists left san francisco this morning for the mexican border saying trump's decision to stop separation of families does not mean they will be quiet. they want voices to be heard. abc 7 news reporter amy holly foo hollyfield was with the activists before they left. >> place ourselves in god's loving arms. >> reporter: they prayed and boarded a bus where they plan to protest the policy that pulled children away from their parents. >> there's a lot of people that are complacent, but there's a ton of us that are not. >> reporter: sabrina isis work at two jobs to go on this trip, but she says she can't imagine being elsewhere. >> i wake up every morning thinking about it and it's hard to go on. >> reporter: it's not just adults. children are going too saying they hope their presence makes a difference. >> i couldn't imagine

we've got christian, oli, charity, nick and gayle breaking down the best on the web including a touristt the beach. >> hi. >> why this prankster's got a problem. celebrate a birthday.n my shoe. >> happy birthday! >> happy birthday! the gray sweatshirt. he is in shock because his brother, kevin, has traveled across the country from new york to visit and celebrate his birthday in los angeles. . >> oh. >> yay. >> these guys have lived away from each other for 20 years. nevertheless, they remained best friends. and they really miss each other. >> i just did the math, i've been living apart from my brother for 20 years as well. >> these guys decided it would be really cool to surprise eric and share a birthday together, but there's another surprise. >> greatest present ever. >> we got you a little ll?ething. >> they blindfold him now. >> come on. hoe.hey walk him inside the and next surprise. there it is. >> he's stunned. >> no. he's puzzled. he doesn't get it. >> neither do we. ♪ >> what? >> what? >> welcome to our new home. the birthday surprise is that his brother and his family have deci

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oly 0 at half moon bay, pacifica 57 for cool spots. san jose 74. who needs to be average.to mid-sessegnon for the most part. free ac for east valley neighborhoods mid to upper 70s. last stop mid to upper 70s in the north bay. temperatures tonight will a lot like this morning. coolest mornings wednesday and thursday, coolest afternoons. saturday above average friday, saturday, sunday and monday. hey, alexis. >> hey, mike. looking live at san mateo bridge. no, we're not. sorry, we've got that coming in just a second. looking at southbound 880. i'll start off with good news, how about that. just before a street a crash pretty minor, no injuries involved there. two vehicles and they did get that pushed off to the side. just a few residual delays there. a crash between penn grove and petaluma blocking lane number two. heavy there and past route 18 if you're traveling southbound side. here we go, as promised, san mateo bridge. westbound side definitely heavy no major issues san mateo and dumbarton bridge looking good now. next traffic update right around 6:30. >> there it is. al

while lacks the consistency of olies, it is putting up financial numbers as of late i bet you will like what they have to say. also an unlikely tariff play brown-forman we know that eu wants to strike back, and it is jack daniels that is in the cross hair. still, the brown -- they could have a great quarter and i don't know if anyone is going to care. then signet jewellers. i think the new ceo is turning signet around. re-setting expectations, cleaning up the culture and make the company into a jeweller. not an easy transition but i think this could be a beginning of the term. 3.5% yield good balance sheet expectations are low what happened to thor industries which has plunged from 161 to $93 since the market peaked in january. the better thing to ask is what hasn't happened to thor. we heard the labor was tight, tight where they assemble a lot of their products. now people think that thor is going to be hurt by the steel and aluminum tariffs, they don't actually buy much of this raw stuff but that is what people are going to think we need to know if the inventories came down enough and

tight credit policy which almost seems to be impossible as they want to control both price and antity oliituation. given the imbalance, thiss something they can keep for the near-term at least part we will probably see a little bit of tot extension going into three, we expect that as there are more signs of growth slowing, it would have to ease a bit more. rishaad: when you say slowing, people seem to think the stabilization -- we are still talking about high sixes and nearly 7% growth every year. how long can china continue at that speed? >> well, i think there are two things there. what is the number being printed in gdp terms? when there was significant overcapacity and massive -- at that time it was still 6.9%. that is one thing about being cap between macro and micro. you may not even necessarily the all of tse numbers in gdp terms. ndly, that is what is going on on the corporate le also what we are seeing. at the moment, we are still seeing reasonably resilient growth. it been of little tougher than that and things slowmo visibly, i think policymakers would have to change. not waiti

. >> instead around this place you live vicariousia oly and happily tomorrow if you bring sun screen and lone asset of water. a difference this year at the raceway, they have installed tents to provide shade to people to watching the races. that's a first they've never done it before. they know what's coming tomorrow. have a good time this weekend. live at sonoma raceway wayne fried zbloonl great information, wayne. thanks. >>> now on abc 7 news.com we have details on heat stroke-on and heat exhaustion and how to tell if someone is suffering from either. can you track the forecast on the go with the abc 7 news app. >>> officials are scrambling to get details about a proposed detention camp in concord for undocumented immigrants caught crossing the border. abc news confirmed a document mentioning the former concord naval weapons station. that's where leslie brinkley is live with more. leslie. >> reporter: well, ama, right now no one knows kpk where they would place 47,000 migrants on a parcel of land here. the city of concord said they were stunned by the news of a detention camp here

these are oly incredibly complex nuclear issues that have tens of millions of civilians in the crosshairse for the president to go on his gut? have you established any specific criteria for the conditions that lead him to walk out tomorrow? >> president is fully prepared for the meeting tomorrow. personally had the opportunity to make sure that he's had a chance to hear lots of different voices, all of the attended opportunities and risks and that we have put these two leaders in the right place. as i said in answering the previous question, president trump has truly laid out a process here that is fundamentally different than the ones we've gone through before. and i expect that the process from tomorrow forward will also be fundamentally different with a resolved america working to provide an outcome that benefits both countries. that's different than what we've done before. [ inaudible question ] >> i'll take your second one first. i think the hypothesis is ludicrous. the united states has been fooled before. many presidents previously have signed off on pieces of paper only to find th

we saw this with the financial crisis, we saw this with the crisis in greece and oly we saw this withl be there to help the united states. ndheresident of alle uni countries that want to come together to the table and get good business done in a fair and equitable way. liz: wow so sap does not like a boring world you actually feed off turmoil it's good for your business. as we look at the stock the stock is up 5-6% over the past your i find it really interesting the competitive landscape and even if people don't own the stock, they might own salesforce, or oracle or the new sort of upstart mongo db, which came in lit and has directly tried to compete with some of the names on the scrn and i'm just interested to know, broaden that conversation out to anybody whose watching in any industry they're in, how do you sort of fight your way to the top and stay there? >> well, the environment we're in right now, liz, is one big thing on the minds of every ceo and that is to have a single view of their consumer. the consumer's social, their mobile, they're on their device they shop in multiple

that just horrifying shooting in maryland at the capitol gazette newspaper building this is annap olismaryland. the county sheriff bateman is telling fox news several people have been fatally shot at the newspaper office. the suspect has been apprehended and we're just learning now president trump has been briefed on the shooting. anything more and we will get it to you. team trump taking a step back in its trade war with the world. if you want to call it a war he's calling it a dispute and so are a lot of other pep not quite yet a full blown war but after fears that president trump would introduce harsh measures to curb chinese investment in u.s.-based tech companies the white house announced the president will take a less aggressive approach including expanded use of what's called the committee on foreign investment to the u.s. , cfius is the shortened version of it. how is silicon valley reacting to all of this? our next guest represents nearly 400 of silicon valley's most respected employers and millions of workers i can imagine at those companies. he says such measures against for

you look at the daca fix, president trump showed a willingness, and knowledge oli, saying i want to givel status in exchange for portable funding. he didn't want to separate families. he calls it horrible but he wants to enforce law. instead of coming to the table, democrats have given him a false choice. either enforce the law that we ourselves, congress, passed from or separate families. that should not be the choice. the choice should be enforced the law, keep families together, but instead nancy pelosi saying it's time to come back and get to work on friday fix. >> democratics made it very clear that they would come to the table and provide some sort of border security funding, even to an extent to build part of the wall, and exchange for a pathway does is citizenship for dreamers. trump reneged on the deal and said, never mind, i want to sign this bill, created confusion among democrats and republicans. look, i think we can sit here and debate what is happening in the past all night. would we got to do is focus of my future. we don't have time right now. these children you don't hav

amount of time it took for me to read through this report, and i still feel like i don't understand, oly,us completely. this was really huge. there's so much good information in there, and i do come away with it -- my sense of frustration is, perhaps, a bit reduced and i'm hopeful we're going to be able to wrap our arms around it and work towards it. i think that some of the things that stuck out to me was the actual identifying how much of our traffic is tmzs. ouas 20% of the traffic isept probably ts. that to me is just appalling. everything we're doing to make our city move more efficiently and we're getting stymied on every street and important transit corridor. so thank you so much for the work on this. going forward, is this going to continue to be a joint ta mta project as we try and kind of work with this and figure out some options that we can implement to make things work a bit better? >> i'll let her speak a little bit to that and then hand it off. there's an overlap here. there are recommendations. a lot of them were developed in great part by staff at your agency, which they

it's vital to remember this every day, almost no one else in public life is oly living in his own world. >> what do you want me to do? that's like -- it's something that at the "the times" we have been wrestling withbecause we get a lot of letters from readers why don't you call a lie a lie, and we have said lied in the past. but the executive editor of "the times" says we shouldn't use it all the time because it loses the meaning. i can't remember wrestle with -- if you keep saying and he's right to a certain extent if you keep saying ie, lie, it loses the impact when it's a whopper. it's something i don't have to deal with when it's the president. >> that's the thing. all politicians ll lies. we have experienced this in covering -- >> but there used mob honor among thieves. >> this is a different level. what we struggle with as reporters, it's deliberate. so with president trumyou know in order to call it a lie, you have to be able to show that he is deliberately and intentionally doing that. a lot of times when he's ill informed, misinformed you don't know what his intent is. that ad

olie -- karolli ranch where much of larry nassar's abuse took place. the reports indicate that that environment was anything but safe. terrible, physical, emotional and sexual abuse took place there. and if i'm able to return and may not be by the end of the hearing, but i want to put on mrs. cord a question to thane, that because of that abuse that took place at the karolyi ranch, since she is a former executive of u.s.a. gymnastics and was a gymnast thers who trained at the karolyi ranch, i wanted to get her to answer directly, did she know about the alleged abuse and was she ever -- was there ever an attempt in nassar was there the same time she was, as she attempted to be abused? why the karolyi ranch? also, there are allegations that gymnasts were threltened -- threatened and withheld food nd nourishment in order to get them to do what they wanted in these crimes. well, that's totally unacceptable. and another thing, the parents f the athletes were reportedly not welcomed at the monthly training camps at the ranch and couldn't even stay in the sam

he is tough to oh maybe he's maybe he's trying to trying to to act act more and more of the polie olie on it and this this. is that is that he that he is has been has been a lot a ledge alleged to be to be sports sporty me maybe he wants he wants to be to beat up don't they own thing for me for a moment moment that that truck trumped up and and mccraw and cry and they didn't word it worked is that this out where they say you say this or they say you say this i'll say this we'll both i'll say this we'll both be happy and we'll talk later well be happy and we'll talk later. the world does it on the world doesn't understand this because understand this because a lot of people just don't like trump they think he's a lot of people just don't like trump they think he's a fool and he speaks a fool then he speaks stupidly at times he has been openly at times he has been in the in the number one number one television show for ever and this is one television show for ever and this is his first time it seems like he knows his first time it seems like he knows p.r. knows p.r. he knows our he knows

the olie -- opening bell in 90 seconds.resident and kim jong-un held the summit and sign the letter in singapore. the president is on the way home we turn to a ruling expected this evening from judge leon you've been stubborn in your prediction. >> i was with mr. delrahim last week he's the assistant attorney general for anti-trust, and i continue to believe that enforcement is his style whatever you think may be over will not be over this evening. i felt he made, i mean, it's interesting how dismissive of the case the case is saying your prices will go up we're done with that now at&t's defense they said there was no sign it's going to go up more than pennies. if a government, if a judge wants to draw a line in the sand and say we're done with mergers that raise your bills, then he's going to win. tomorrow faber, i think, might be joining us. >> oh, my gosh. >> on the implications let's get to the opening bell here the s&p at the bottom of your [ opening bell ] >> it's interesting this retail market because it's not just r

the whole panel seems to agree, in the spur of the moment where it looks like he wanted to particular olyt want to go to canada and get yelled at by justin trudeau, and boarding the plane to go over there, he says the one thing before i am going to tariff aluminum and steel, that would upset them even more. >> seemed like an in-the-moment decision to just upset somebody. >> to your point about history, when you think about this broadly, he does want to go and make history in north korea. that seems to be something that is very much deeply motivating him, this idea it's going to be a historic mark, but he doesn't seem to regard the history between our allies as something worth preserving. >> i would love to know jonathan's thought on whether the president wants to make good history or good television? i don't know how much of a sense he has of history. he does have a great sense for good television, but, you know, he clearly sees the trance atlantic alliance that has existed since world war ii as outmoded, and to the extent of any history, maybe there's a resentment how europe has benefitt

there were some this year there were delayed because of the winter oly exercisethe full eagle per thatth korean troops. there was a subsequent exercise after that. there are exercises scheduled for this fall. it is much more of a type of computer simulation type of exercise, it still involves 20,000 troops on both sides. there are a series of regular exercises that always take place. one of the interesting things is that a lot of the u.s. troops who go through south korea only do so on one year rotations. you have to keep training just because you have got a whole new troops essentially green coming in who need to get up to speed on what happens if there is a conflict with north korea. with all of those concerns that the u.s. gave up too much, i thought it was interesting that the president showed a rare side of canned or -- candor. saying he may be run to let's listen to what he said. pres. trump: i think he is going to do these things. i may stand before you in six months and say, hey, i was wrong. i don't know i will ever admit that, but i will find some kind of an excuse. scarlet:

now he wants to hold a two day protest in lafayette park during the anniversary oly the violence thatappened in charlottesville. the park service must meet with kessler before they decide whether t issue a final permit. >>> shocking new details this morning of a former archbishop washington. the sexual abuse he's accused of. ia live reports next. k plus, burger apologizing this morning for a rld cup adrr campaign gone ibly wrong. more on that coming up. >> ♪ >> ♪ itns every time. i've got it. and every time, she wins. it's on me. but you have the bb&t app with zelle an can pay the bill beforeshe even. beth! bb&t. all we see is you. >> ♪ >> 7:14, 73 nice muggy degrees this morning. >> feels le sumner d.c. >> it actually is summer in d.c. it is also national selfie day today. so we want to see your best self portrait wheoer you d it like this, which is a great look or maybe youo it like, let's just say, this which is also a great look. just use #fox5 selfies. so we can fin it. ready looking good, too. >> so, we nee to take some>> selfies. handedes s.all clearly right >> how does yours l