alison ettel/"permit patty":i don't appreciate the way i treated her. have never confronted her. and i know that but i did and i'm embarrassed by that. meanwhile.. another woman is in the hot seat after video of her harrassing black teens at a community pool went viral. 38ear old stephanie sebby strempel of summerville south carlonia now known as "pool patrol paula" was arrested monday after she allegedly hit a 15 year old boy.stephanie sebby-strempel/"pool patrol paula":how does that feel? get out get out get out now.the 38 year old worked for skin care company rodan and fields.. after online pressure.. the company announced it was letting her go.hermela aregawi. kron 4 news ( marty )the state of california has budgeted 6- million dollars to help san mateo county protect, and improve access to two scenic beaches. kron 4's maureen kelly has the details. this beautiful slice of california coast is known as tunitas creek beach...and in the near futurue it will become a county park. up until recently it was surrounded by private property and was very diffi

we were just talking with patti blagojevich. a lot of people think 14 years in jail for her husband who apparently upset the obama administration was a bit much given there was nothing other their run-of-the-mill campaign stuff where what you guys should do is, you know, let's do some fundraising. who doesn't do that? your local mayor does it. >> my heart goes out to her. the story she was tell being her children was very sympathetic to her. but what happened there was the sort of the fire starter for what ultimately they ended up doing to candidate trump and president trump. they were getting away with so much latitude and prosecutorial overreach and basically weaponizing these agencies and using them as political instruments, whether they were crimes like dinesh d'souza or the nonsense and factual incorrectness of the blagojevich situation, they knew they could put people in jail and make big splashes and disrupt and subvert the rule of law. one of the things the president is doing by putting out these pardons. he's sending a

and permit patty... well now there is ááyet another confrontation-- this time on bart-- and it is going viral... we'll introduce you to the man being dubbed "burrito bob" and hear from an expert on why all these videos are having such a an impact... that's next in a live report... (pam) now to our four zone forecast... as we take this live look outside at the embarcadero... joining us now is chief meteorologist lawrence karnow... lawrence karnow: low clouds and fog were slow to clear today and helped keep temperatures much cooler. higher humidity and cooler temperatures helped fire fighters at the pawnee fire. it is breezy if you're going out tonight with cool fog already returning into the bay. on the satellite image you can see the fog at the coast and the low pressure system swinging to the north. it will warm a little starting tomorrow but the sea breeze will keep temperatures down near the coast and bay. highs tomorrow will be in the low to mid 80s inland, 60s and 70s around the bay and 50s and 60s

. >>> permit patty, why she called >>> permit patty, why she called police and the tro you could generate yourat home.rgy, or to save energy, unplug unused appliances. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. . >>> let's take a look around the state today. if you're traveling it's going to get quite hot in places like fresno 102, 99 in the valley, 111 palm springs, mid to upper 70s around san jose, los angeles. breezes keep the coast in the 60s around eureka, monterey 65 and 84. 84 in tahoe today. here is the way it's going to look tomorrow. breezy also, breezy thursday, but those breezes drop our temperatures back close to average in the 70s. a warming trend begins friday and we're back in the low- to mid-80s with warm sunshine this weekend. >>> thanks, mike. after an audit on the san jose police department has been criticized and revised, the auditors job could be on the line. >> happening today, the mayor and city councilmembers will discuss what needs to be done. they want independent police auditor fired. nbc reporter david loui is looking at the controversy. >> more than half

her name is patty. her son passed away, we will dedicate this gun buyback on saturday, june 30th, from 8-12 to her son, robbie. come on up, patty. [applause] >> good afternoon. i want to thank you rudy for inviting me to come here and think united players for the great work they do in the city and beyond. my name is patty. on the founder of the robbie pub d. foundation. i have a very unique perspecti perspective. for almost a decade, i was working at the chronicle just down the street as a metro editor. at a columnist and an editorial writer. for years, i ran headlines about gun violence. when my son was shot and killed in 2014, i understood what it meant to have that headline me about your family. all we know is that headline. we don't know the aftermath. there aren't stories about what happens to the family and the life sentence that is imposed on the family. within seconds of pulling that trigger. i gained a lot of appreciation. i didn't understand it when i was writing the stories what it meant to t

the mother of the young girl targeted by "permit patty" is now speaking out.( james ) "permit patty"e on the african-american child... for selling bottled water on the street. kron 4's haaziq madyun has the story. soti met cassindy chow outside the the san francisco location where alison ettel now known as #permit matty said she was calling the police eight year old jordan. her mom says the child was selling bottled water to giants baseball fans on a hot daysotand started recording... nats/cellphone video<"this woman don't want to let a little girl sell some water. she is calling the police on an 8-year-old little girl. you can hide all you want. the whole world is gonna see you boo">bierhaus says her son was about 50 feet away selling beverages and snacks on the

permit patty..she says..he's gotten death threats and messages with rrible messages with threats and messages with horrible images in them.check out the story on our website kron4.com and let us what you think.. is it just or is it going too far?live in the newsroom hermela aregawi, ken and pam?(anchor)hermela.. do did call it in as a noise complaint.. is there any information about that call? (pam) coming up: a new city in the bay area with marijuana dispenaries.... has been added to the list. find out how many businesses have set up shop in hayward. (ken) and next: the deadly ghost ship warehouse fire defendants... have reached a plea deal. what the deal could include, and when it will be announced. a big story we're tracking. derick almena and max harris have reached a plea deal in connection with the deadly ghost ship warehouse fire.(pam) it was back in december of 20-16 .... when 36- people died in a fire at the warehouse in oakland.(ken) kron-4's dan kerman explains what the deal could include when it's

sea of reeds, different from the patty country. there were shell holes so big, when the water filled them up, they became ponds, beautiful places. and we were in there and i had just crossed this long bridge, very narrow and treacherous, so i walked myself across hand over hand and got over the other side with the radio on my back. the first sergeant was over here to my right and i turpd to say something to the first -- tufrpd to say something to the first alexander -- turned to say something to the first sergeant. while i did that, he stood up and was on his feet and saturday started to lose his -- start toed lose his balance -- started to lose his balance. that was where they put the trip wire, knowing sooner or later somebody would do that. i still remember the day before we found viet cong flats in a muddy flat, and one of the viet cong tracks still had water from a nearby puddle running into it. that's how close we were. but the vietnamese soldier threw his rifle in the tree and right out of the ground came something called a

sea of reeds, different from the patty country. there were shell holes so big, when the water filled them up, they became ponds, beautiful laces. and we were in there and i had just crossed this long bridge, it was very narrow and treacherous, so i walked myself across hand over hand and got on the other side with the radio on my back. the first sergeant was over here to my right and i turned to say something to the first sergeant. with my radio on my back and a man named jesse miles right behind me. while i did that south vietnamese soldier was crossing the bridge on his feet and started to lose his balance on this single log bridge and threw his rifle up in the tree to steady himself. that was where they put the trip wire, knowing sooner or later somebody would do that. i still remember the day before we found the viet cong tracks in a muddy flat, and one of the viet cong tracks still had water from a nearby puddle running into it. that's how close we were. but the vietnamese soldier threw his rifle in the tree and set off the tr

gonna see youher sidewalk confrontation with an eight year old girl earned her the nickname "permit patty"she said if you dont show me a perrmit i'm calling the cops whooshgas prices topping four dollars a gallon ... now you can decide on how to bring them down. (ken) in the air and on the ground. the fight to contain the pawnee fire in lake county is far from over. tonight the fire has burned more than 10-thousand acres. and it is just 5 percent contained.(ken) thank you for joining us i'm ken wayne.(vicki) and i'm vicki liviakis in for pam moore. hundreds of people are out of their homes tonight...force to flee because of the fire. kron-4's grant lodes joins us with how evacuees are doing. and chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is tracking the weather conditions surrounding this fire.(ken) but first charles clifford joins us live from lake county tonight...charles any sign of this fire slowing down? slowing down? this fire es any sign of tonight...charl lake county tonight...charles any sign of this fire slowing down? slowing down? (vicki) turning now to kron=4's chief meteorologist lawren

guest: sure, patty. there is a lot of misinformation out there. the people coming over are not necessarily from the caravan. leeing ande insecure environment. people -- andfew i've dealt with refugees throughout the world -- there are very few people that would want to leave their country, their families, their security, their livelihoods unless they have a reason to do so. these are not people that are just a fleeing for no reason, they are fleeing for their safety and security. if there are issues of children and trafficking, that is done at the border where you will have an adjudication process to see is this this person's child or not. cases where one cannot confirm if it is their parents or their guardian, then it is legitimate to take the child away from that person until that can be verified. but for the most part, these are people who are fleeing , and weion, gangs need to be able to clearly demonstrate when they are at the border, if they immediately crossed the border, clearly adjudicate if they are seeking seekingnd if they are security

. >> reporter: social media users are calling the woman permit patty. her name is palson edle, a san francisco entrepreneur and says the incident caught on video had nothing to do on race and everything to do with asking a neighbor be more quiet and tonight she's sharing what she says happened that was not caught on camera. this is a video of alison edle apparently making a call to police. it went viral and she says what you done see what prompted the call and she says for two hours she listened to her 8-year-old neighbor loudly selling bottled water in front of her apartment building >> i couldn't get any work done. >> reporter: edle says when she asked her building security guard to intervene nothing happened so she came out to talk to jordan rogers mother. >> i said, please, i'm trying to work and you're scream and yelling and people have open windows. it's a hot day. can you please keep it down. do you have a right to be here. >> reporter: the woman questioned whether the girl needed a permit to sell water and called police to ask them if indeed a p

the 9-1-1 call of the woman dubbed "permit patty" has been released...nd it's a call she claims she nedeils next... < san franicsco 911, i'm having someone.... that have a vendor permit selling water across from the ballpark> (ken) new 9-1-1 recording obtained by kron 4 .. shows that the woman known as permit patty did in fact call san francisco police....(pam) this contradicts her claims that she only .... áápretended to call.. to complain about an 8 year old little girl selling water on a san francisco street.(ken) kron 4's hermela aregawi joins us in the newsroom with that 9-1-1 call.. hermela? (hermela aregawi)(hermela aregawi)according to police dispatch records.. the call was records.. the police dispatch according to aregawi) according to police dispatch records.. the call was recorded as a report of a suspicious person. but because we don't have more... it's unclear if that is what she called it in as .. or if was filed that way. hermela?call.. with that 9-1-1 newsroom with that 9-1-1 call.. hermela? (hermela aregawi)(hermela hermela?call.. with

barbeque becky, permit patty, jogger joe, and burrito bob. they're all viral videos of confrontations in the bay area. so why are all these incidents happening? an expert weighs in... after the (robin) and here's a live look outside...at the san mateo bridge. welcome back. checking in on your morning forecast. a gradual warming trend is forecast late in the week and into saturday as high pressure builds over the bay area and offshore flow develops. expect low 60s-70s along the coast and upper 70s-mid 80s inland today. cooling will then take place sunday and into early next week with temperatures falling to below seasonal averages for the independence day holiday. . no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101. ( robin )in the east bay, just before the fourth of july holiday, a massive amount of

. >>> also, a development regarding a woman known as permit patty. she says she only pretended to call police on a young girl selling water without a permit. but we now have that 911 call. >>> well, here we are on 880 in oakland. looks pretty good. traffic is moving well in both directions here. in front of oakland coliseum. >>> heating it up in time for your bay area friday. we will check in on ur current conditions for today and what you can expect for the rest of the week and after the break. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. there are more protests planned against the separation of migrant families at the border. now, a group of demonstrators gathered last night outside the el cerrito plaza shopping center. they called the trump administration to reunite the children with their families as quickly as possible. rally organizers compared the w japanese interthe nation's capi hundreds of people filled the u.s. senate office building to protest the zero-tolerance policy. many wore silver thermal blankets like those used at detention centers. they wa

. >>> social media is buzzing about a permit patty. you may have seen that trending.t's the online nickname for a white woman in california whohe called police on an 8-year-old african-american girl who was elling bottled wat outside her home. marianne favro has more on the fallout from it. >> water i $2. >> jordan decided to make some money selling bottled water before the giants game at at&t park. she wanted to earn money for a tr to disneyland and help her mom who just lost her mom. sales were brisk until this woman stopped the 8-year-old and threatened to call police. that's when jordan's mother started recording. she is seen crouching. >> the call to police was more than disrespectful. she'sonnced it was racially motivated. >> i'm upset she had to go through it.n' i d think living in san francisco in a my biracial child would ever go flew something like this. >> now, this video has gone viral with many nicknaming the woman permit patty. many a referringt to the bbq becky incident in april. when a white woman called police on a group of black people bbqing on lake

permit patty called police on a-year-old selling water.we are here to fact check, make some sense of this and roseann's first interview since she was fired by abc. >> i'm not a racist. i'm an idiot. i'm willing to accept whatever consequences. >> reporter: the man who did that interview joins us next. re. and at expedia, we don't think you should be rushed into booking one. that's why we created expedia's add-on advantage. now after booking your flight, you unlock discounts on select hotels right until the day you leave. ♪ add-on advantage. discounted hotel rates when you add on to your trip. only when you book with expedia. shannon: another day another california controversy in a state where dicey altercations are happening on a weekly basis california has barbee becky, daughter joe and herman patty. >> the family of jordan rogers as she was selling water because her mom got laid off and she was trying to raise money for trip to disney. the woman who tried to shut down the water sale is allison it'll but social media has dubbed her permit

the mother of the young girl targeted by "permit patty" is now speaking out.( darya ) "permit patty" threatened to call police on the african-american child ... for selling bottled water on the street.<: "she said if you don't show me a permit i am calling the cops. okay call them, when she pushed 911 dial, i pulled my phone out of my pocket">>( darya ) the viral incident was caught on video over weekend right across the street from a-t-and-t park. alison ettel is seen calling police on eight year old jordan for selling water to baseball fans.( james ) she says her actions were not racially motivated ... but that the child and her mom were making too much noise selling water. in the wake of incident ettel has said she did not actually call the police. sfpd confirms they did not receive any calls about the incident. ( darya ) still ahead.. more and more americans are áskipping summer vacations... and working instead. ( darya ) plus... in just a few days... san francisco's minimum wage is going up. ( darya ) and... a burglary warning for people in the east bay. police want you to be on

she's being dubbed "permit patty"... the woman who sparked controversy after calling police on two girls selling water in san francisco. a big story we are following... a white woman says she is going to call the police on an 8-year-old african american girl for selling bottled water on the street. it is a decision the woman says she now regrets because the video of the incident has now gone viral...under the hashtag permit patty. kron 4's haaziq madyun reports. nats/cellphone video <"illegally selling water without a permit">and doing it outside the apartment building where alison ettel lives right across the street from the san francisco giants baseball stadium. erin autin's 8-year- old daughter jordan was the one selling the watersotand started recording... nats/cellphone video<"this woman don't want to let a little girl sell some water. she is calli

the video was posted to twitter and the woman named permanent patty has received harsh criticism.he said she only pretended to make the call and it had nothing to do with race. she said she complained because the girl's mother was allegedly screaming come and buy my water for hours. >>> roseanne barr opened up about her show canceled by abc and called herself a hate magnet. >> i didn't mean what they think i meant and that's what's so painful. >> barr appeared on the rabbi shmuley podcast. it was her first interview since posting what many considered a racist tweet about valerie jarrett, a former adviser to president trump. abc says it's moving ahead with a roseanne spin-off without barr. >> and "time" reports jacinda ardern left the hospital after giving birth. the prime minister made her first public appearance yesterday since delivering the baby. she's the second elected world leader to give birth while holding office. the baby girl is named neve, which she says means bright and radiant as well as snow. >>> still ahead, the rising trade conflict. details on a reported plan by t

permit patty.. and most recently burrito bob.each video they're threateing to call police over a minor infraction. and in at least three out of the four videos the target is a person of color. but its not just online backlash... each person has had the video affect their personal lives. kim richman professor of sociology and legal studies says.. the reaction to the videos is about a deeper pain in communities of color. ( james ) richman ssays we'll continue to see these videos until we see a change in the justice system. ( darya ) happening today... oakland mayor libby scaaf will be announcing the launch of the 'summer of

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phenomenon that seems to be taking off..bbq becky, permit patty, jogger joe and now burrito bob...each viral video has inspired massive backlash on social media towards the person featured.in each case.. they're threatening to call police over a minor infraction.. and in at least three out of the four videos, the target is a person of color.kim richman/professor of sociology and legal studies, ucsfone thing we have to recognize is that these callers are all white. and the white population doesn't understand what it is like to be a person of color vis a vi the police. and so what they think is just a minor thing really strikes fear in many largely african american and other poor and marginzalized communities who see people of color being a target of police more often than they're helped by them. and it's not just online backlash.. the woman known as "becky".. . inspired "bbq while black".. a big public show of unity at lake meritt days after the viral video surfaced..ceo alison ettel aka patty.. stepped down after at least six marijuana sellers dropped her product. the man dubbed as jog

. >> and more fallout for the san francisco woman dubbed permit patty after calling police on a youngirl selling water. >>> looking at the forecast, afternoon highs compared to average conditions, three to six degrees below average today. so staying cool on this wednesday. west winds that makes all the difference. here we go. 59 degrees for your afternoon high in pacifica. that's consistent at the coast. 82 campbell. 77 san jose. milpitas 75. 73 fremont. even antioch, brentwood, our usual hot spots in the low 80s today. so oler than yesterday. 72 benicia and vallejo. right around the water, sausalito 62. alameda 67. san leandro in the 60s. up north we go. temperatures will start to rise in cloverdale, lakeport, clearlake into the low 90s. those will be some of the warmest spots throughout northern california. >>> definitely you don't want to be running late if you are heading out of the tracy area. westbound 205 is crawling towards 580. we had some overnight roadwork that's all wrapped up. we have confirmed that with caltrans but it's still very slow and dipping as low as 12 miles an

. >>> the woman nicknamed permit patty has resigned as ceo of her company. >> the whole word going to see you, boo. >> illegally selling water without a permit. >> permit patty, otherwise known as alison ettel, she tells us she pretended to call police on an 8-year-old black girl who was selling bottled water outside of her home near at&t park over the weekend. reaction was harsh with many accusing her of racism. a charge she strongly denies. ettel was ceo of treat well health, a cannabis oil company, which confirmed she submitted her resignation. >>> within the past 15 minutes, tesla's ceo elon musk reaching out directly to us, defending his new tent city. here it is. we sent our sky ranger to tesla headquarters in fremont. you see that big tent there. this is right off 880. the newly erected tent is the size of a couple of football fields. we can even see inside. musk says the company needed to make good on its goal to produce 5,000 model 3s each week by the end of june. that's just a few days from now. they are working inside that tent. here's a car literally rolling right off the

commenters dubbing her as "permit patty," and worse, accusing her of racism. she appeared on the "today" f t. horrible, horrible images and death threats. >> reporter: there have been consequences for her company, treat well, that sells cannabis for pete as and humans. it's been bomrdbaed b reviews. barbary yost and other dispensaries decided to pull her products from store shelves. >> we pulled her products immediately. we thought it was the right thing to do. >> reporter: edd eddel claims s never called the police, and the sfpd confirms they never received a call about anyone selling water. we offered her a chance to speak, but her attorney declined saying she is traumatized. >>> an initiative to repeal california's gas tax and roll back vehicle registration fees has qualified for the november ballot. organizers turned in far more signatures than require food get the initiative on the ballot -- required to get the initiative on the ballot according to the secretary of state. the roll back of taxes and fees is part of the strategy to win competitive and legis

what officers are now telling us about permit patty. this viral video of that woman trying to stop a child from selling water in san francisco. >>> and feeling the pain at the pump. the choice you have this november that could affect the price you pay to fill up. >>> and in san jose tomorrow, temperatures climbing into the 80s. we'll have the forecast for the rest of the workweek. 90s making a big comeback. the time line when we come right back. >>> tonight, it's official. california voters will decide the fate of a controversial gas tax that statema aptoday and it could bring a political shift to the state legislature. nbc bay area's terry mcsweeney is live in san francisco to explain. terry? >> reporter: state republicans now have an issue that can truly motivate them, and that is taxes and a chance to cut them. come november, california voters have a chance to reduce the price of a gallon of gas by 12 cents just like that. some say it's going to come at the expense of safer roads and better bridges. california drivers have been payin

joe and now permit patty.ut more importantly we have trace gallagher who is on the case tonight. >> of the family of 8-year-old jordan rogers said she was selling water because her mom recently got laid off and she was trying to raise money for a trip to disney. the woman who tried to shut down the water seal is allison at all, and she has now been dubbed permit patty. >> this woman doesn't want a little girl to sell some water. she's calling the police on an 8-year-old little girl. you can hide if you want. the world will see you. >> illegally selling water without a permit. >> on my property. >> it's not your property. >> the video has been shared 8 million times on twitter and instagram and some believe allison at all's behavior smacks of racism. but on the today show, she said it wasn't about race, it was about noise. >> i said please, i'm trying to work and you are screaming and yelling. people have open windows, it's a hot day, keep it down. >> she said she didn't call police which is true and also apolo

what have you got, patti? >> for sure. i got this.ine coming down fifth avenue, a float th is someone karaoke-ing, "come on, eileen," while the next person in line to sing submits their song request to the deejay, and it is also "come on, eileen." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's fantastic! that's a good idea.d julio torres, patti harrison everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ i like those ideas. was so good to see you! thank you so much! i like those ideas. make some floats out of that. [ applause ] why not? [ laughter ] stop. >> jimmy: i read that a group of shareholders at facebook t mi plotting to get rid of mark zuckerberg. antheir plan would be way more likely to work if mark wasn't spying on them using facebook. [ light laughter ] so i mean -- and finally this is very exciting, nascar legend dale earnhardt jr. is my guest on the show tonight! [ cheers and applause ] he recently retired from racing. now he's just the most be terrifyingdriver you can get. you guys, we have a great show tonight. give it up for the roots! [ cheers and

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decades and suppressed evidence that the ingredient choli folks say is a carcinogen joining us now is patty lovera from food and water watch an organization which champions healthy food and clean water welcome i thank your organization's website once that month santo's round up is a probable human carcinogen we need to ban it lawyers probably told you to say probable but what do we know about the research proving that monsanto. the research proving it which monsanto was accused of suppressing so this is been a long. roundup was it's made by monsanto they've packaged it with genetically engineered seeds and that in the mid ninety's they did a big push to get it approved so that they could sell wound up and they could sell seeds that you could spray with ground up and it dramatically increased the amount of this chemical that's in our environment and they made a lot of claims in the mid ninety's when they were really pushing this out about how it was nothing to worry about table salt was more dangerous just a lot of claims about how benign this chemical was and you fast forward now into the l

>> patty o'connell was waiting for the state agency to do it themselves.d. she's resting in peace. but i just had this, a desire for the truth. why would they ask me to exhume her and then not exhume her? >> and so obviously the family felt strongly enough about it that they decided to do it themselves. >> reporter: the o'connells get in touch with dr. william anderson, a forensic pathologist and former deputy chief medical examiner for orange county, florida. >> i was asked to examine the autopsy on michelle and then upon that, do a second autopsy. >> reporter: while examining michelle's original autopsy, something in an x-ray gets dr. anderson's attention. >> there was some indication that there was some other injury on the body, when we did the exhumation, the jawbone was in two pieces so that indicates there was a fracture. >> reporter: a fracture that comes as a surprise to the family and most anyone following the case. >> now to new developments in a deadly mystery. >> reporter: dr. anderson's findings make national headlines. >> the family points to

joining me now, washington democrat senator patty murray.have been talking about the desire we are hearing on democratic activist's part to fight this thing. your colleague in the senate, blumenthal from connecticut said the senate should do nothing to artificially delay the vote on the next scotus nominee. do you agree with that approach? >> here's what i know. the next supreme court nominee is going to decide and be a major decision maker on things i care deeply about. whether it's access to health care a woman's right to choose, our clean air, right to privacy. the list goes on. and this is a monumental decision change for our country that we all have to get into this ballots on. we have to make sure that this nominee gets all the scrutiny they can. we have to look at every option that we have. and at the end of the day, mitch mcconnell needs to remember that he made the decision not to have this kind of consequential decision made until after an election. i believe in the golden rule. i think everyone should be calling mitch mcconnell an

and another coinciden l oral tie in is that patti jenkins the director is, um, is a local.n higor school thern virginia so there's another local tie in. i'med being shoight now. got to go. >> all right, annie. [ laughter ] >> excellent job. >> step out of the shot. stay in the shot and end up in the movie one way or another. >> right. >> people get diss covered like that all the time.n >> rememberthey were filming th the car accident. it wasn't part of the fil they kept i in. >> they kept it in the movie you never know. if annie keeps being ae pain don maybe they'll just give in and say fine you can stay in the movie as an extra in the back drop. kind of fun looking atat that. we wereching are those extras in the background. who is that? >> i love that. >> it's'run ife going down to watch, i will t says. they filmed one of the national treasure movies we were d jn by saintn's down by the white house they were usi church. i probably stood there for two hours and saw the scene about 20 times.at that point i was just , okay,. >> it's exciting. >> it was exciting but at the sam

permit patty wants everyone to know she was just stressed out at the time and didn't mean any harm.>> the young girl was selling water because she wanted to go on a first ever trip to disney land. that mother said she is not sure if race was a factor, but the woman who reported it, that woman was filled with hate for calling the police on such a young girl. >> so, i was selling water right here. >> reporter: she was selling water bottles on the sidewalk for 15 minutes when allison confronted her. >> she asked me where, where is my permit. and i didn't know what a permit was. >> this woman don't want to let a little girl sell waters. >> she immediately called for her mother. >> the whole world going to see you boo. >> repeatly, i lost my job and we were -- recently i lost my job and we were planning a trip to disney land before that happened and that sidelined me a bit and my daughter wanted to help. >> it's the latest instance of black people being on reported to officials for harmless things. permit patty has drawn comparisons to a lady calling the police on people having a barbecu

patty: 1 to know what i had for dinner, make sure you always see that.on because we can take control of what they see themselves. >> a small amount when zuckerberg promised to give us greater control and they are on the big giant apology tour but let's talk about twitter, jack dorsey, ceo of twitter on june 7th came out saying i'm a left-winger and so is the company that employed a letter to everybody. last week he is reported to be in washington in the georgetown area at a big powerhouse restaurant, eating some crawl, republican leadership including a top aide at the white house, to find a way to make our leadership believe twitter can be a fair place and i laugh because it is not going to happen. patty: 1 we appreciate it, great when you can take control back for yourself. the time is 10 minutes until the top of the hour, 16-year-old casting ballots, is it really a good idea to put the fate of our country in the hands of teenagers? what do you think? ♪ heather: the suspected gunman in the deadly attack on the capital gazette will be in court, police se

joining me to talk more about this, we have cnn political commentator patty solis doyle and doug heye with us as well. let's talk about the zte deal and just to put into context, because a lot of people, zt what? this is a huge chinese telecom company, they make affordable cell phones, among other things, and they have violated u.s. sanctions. the department of defense actually said, hey, we're not going to let these products be sold on military bases because we're just not sure that china can't use them as a back door to basically have surveillance to use them as part of a spying operation. is it -- is this the right company to be striking a deal with? >> the question is why, right? the president has ben advised against this by members of his own national security team, by members of his own party on the hill, by democrats certainly. and the president's own rhetoric on the campaign against china was, you know, crazy. so the question is why is he doing this and why is he doing this now? is it to save chinese jobs? is it because, you know, president xi really vetted him when he went to

now because there are lots of questions for you but let's just follow on from what i was talking to patty there about the fact that the president seems to have unilaterally sort of the cited in a news conference that he's going to cancel these military drills the joint ones with south korea what do you make of that statement and the fact that no one of the pentagon seem to know. well it's extraordinary in a lot of ways this is a demand that the north koreans have made for decades that they made this demand during the six party talks during the one nine hundred ninety four agreed framework the fact that this was a concession that was given very easily up front in the negotiations process is very stunning to a lot of korea watchers i think i also believe that the fact that the president called them war games is quite surprising they are military exercises that are needed for preparedness of our military forces in the region to counter to help protect against the north korean threat and to deter them from doing further provocations in the future so the fact that the president used the north

the woman dubbed "permit patty" is speaking out... after the incident where she appeared to be calling police on a little girl selling water. hear her side of the story. (robin) and here's a live look san mateo bridge. (ácommercialá) (robin) welcome back. checking in on your morning forecast. a cooling trend is forecast for wednesday, especially for inland areas, as a cool sea breeze and associated marine influences increase. tracking 60s along the coast with widespread 70's and a few 80s inland. a warming and drying trend is then forecast for late in the week and into the weekend as high pressure builds over the region. a more seasonable a cooling trend is forecast for wednesday, especially for inland areas, as a cool sea breeze and associated marine influences increase. tracking 60s along the coast with widespread 70's and a few 80s inland. a warming and drying trend is then forecast for late in the week and into the weekend as high pressure builds over the region. a more seasonable weather pattern is likely to return for next week

he's a patty guy and he apos to go after me. caller: good morning. i want to ask a question that i want to make a comment. ofe you not found guilty campaign-finance violations? guest: i was. caller: ok. you think the mayor can people are stupid and idiotic. as a black woman you are -- i am offended that you would go after the first black president to demean and malign him and what you said about michelle obama, as a black woman, you are right. we are very upset. talking about narcissism, what about this narcissistic person in the white house now? that's not narcissism? the only reason you're on c-span . offended that you have this person when we have --ican-americans philadelphia eagles. why don't you have some of the eagles on this morning? think as a black personk u would realize just because someone has been convicted of a crime does not necessarily mean they are guilty or that they've received equitable and fair treatment. is criminal justice system far from equitable not just in a racial sense but in a political sense. to give an example, rosie

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television shows after learning more than a thousand words in american sign language animal psychologist patty fattah soon began teaching koko as part of a stanford university project back in one thousand nine hundred seventy four. to an easier way a radical internees in cleric has been sentenced to death for loss to minding the string of deadly attacks across the country amman a buddha had him on is considered the defacto head of the so-called islamic state supporters in indonesia of the court ruling comes shortly after the country's parliament passed tougher antiterrorism laws. is seen as the ideological leader of. a loose knit group of militants sympathetic to the so-called islamic state on friday the judges handed down the guilty verdict under the protection of a sizeable security detail both outside and inside the jakarta courtroom. aka. has been found guilty of terrorism. he is therefore sentenced to death. during sentencing seemed ready to continue his role as a martyr to the cause. message to me before the trial was to arrange his execution as soon as possible. it was clear that he did

. >> patty blagojevich has been pleading for the pres. to pardon her husband, former democratic governor of illinois rod blagojevich so it is not a crime the president acknowledged he is considering the pardon. in 2012 he was convicted on several corruption charges mostly related to trying to sell the senate seat left vacant when barack obama was president. the former governor was tape-recorded by the fbi saying president-elect obama's senate seat. and he was sentenced to 14 years in a federal prison outside denver since 2012. >> he filed a series of appeals to the supreme court and they were all denied. now his only hope is the pres. and the two happen to know each other. he appeared on donald trump's reality show the apprentice. >> we know donald trump is a kind man, compassionate god has always been kind to my family, knows how important it is my husband gets home to be a father to our daughter, we can't help but be hopeful. >> the pres. officially pardoned him, he was treated very unfairly by the government. in 2014 he pleaded guilty

many have dubbed her permit patty. she said the girl had been yelling for hours disturbing her work. >> we have been out here before with my nieces who are full white. she didn't come out here. they were being way louder than jordan was by herself. she didn't come out. >> the backlash has been swift and harsh. she says it had nothing to do with race. it was enough for one company to stop carrying her products. coming up at 11:00, nbc has gotten an exclusive interview with the woman who reportedly called police. you can hear her side of the story for first time in her first sit-down tv interview tonight on nbc bay area news at 11:00. >>> a day of pride in san francisco. huge crowds flocked to the city for the annual pride parade. more than 1.5 million people attended pride events this year. celebrations still under way at the civic center plaza. that's where we have tom jensen live this afternoon. >> reporter: it was another beautiful day out here. massive crowds demonstrating peacefully with pride. it's a celebration o