the walter peterson, he's one-of-a-kind, no question. no question in my mind, one-of-a-kind. >> did you ever endorse a a candidate later on in the campaign and wish you had held back? >> yes. [laughing] [inaudible] >> sure, sure. i great question. i endorse john edwards because of the fact that he had the best political message i had ever heard, truly. there were two of america's and the dividing line between the two americas was growing over time. so i get very close with elizabeth edwards, with john edwards, but what turned out was really a disgrace. i thought the greatest tragedy of all was what happened to his wife. worked hard to get in the vice presidents. worked hard to get you on the ticket. became as it's a very close with elizabeth. i say this, two weeks before elizabeth died i spoke with her on the phone, and i said to her, elizabeth, i don't how you do it. this guy is just, brought you record group and cause you great consternation why do stay with him? she said, guess he's the father of my children and of going to die and so

russell used to play basketball with walter peterson. all of you have a place. craig, we can never forget you. when we were first married, one of our first adventures with louis, they were going out for dinner. to remember that? that was like 100 years ago. she is well preserved. i am getting old. so i think all of you. willy, marissa and pat it is wonderful to see you. each one of you has a place it in our heart. iv who is a great guy and works hard for everyone. a great friend of mine. just a great association. a very please that existed. so many of you have played a role in my life. thank you so much for coming. i will try to address questions you may have and thank you for coming. i think the library people and i think c-span. how can you beat this? thank you everybody. [applause] >> somebody must have a question. [inaudible question] >> discovering our homes were exactly 30 minutes apart and dunkin' donuts was a real timesaver. that was great. we cannot emphasize how important. the coffee shop was well located. i knew the essentials. one of the first things

peterson moves that the managers on the part of the house of the conference -- mr. peterson: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to dispense with the reading. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. pursuant to clause 7 of rule 22, the gentleman from minnesota, mr. peterson, and the gentleman from texas, mr. conaway, each will control 30 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from minnesota. mr. peterson: mr. speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. peterson: i have a statement that i'll make in -- i'll put in the record because of the time -- delay and i have to catch an airplane. i'll be brief. so what we're doing here, we have a lot of anxiety out in the countryside because of trade, because of r.f.s., because of low prices, because of weather in my area and what we're trying to do here is avoid another potential problem and that is what can happen with an animal disease outbreak in this country. minnesota, we suffered the biggest animal disease outbreak you've ever seen in this country when we got

was taken to ann peterson 93-year-old concord. 93-year-old ann peterson was taken to the hospital where she died several days later. halafihi is already charged with robbery and elder abuse. during his court hearing today... the district attorney is expected to add murder charges. ( darya ) new this morning... a man is recovering after being assaulted with in his own driveway in sonoma county. the victim returned home and found a man and a woman in a car blocking his driveway. this is on the 35-hundred block of piner road. there was also trash scattered along the road. when the victim asked the man to pick up the trash the man began punching and kicking him. he then started hitting the man with a belt. the attacker also stole the victim's money. the thief is still on the loose this morning. ( james ) the wildfire burning near yosemite has grown overnight. we have new numbers just into the newsroom. the "ferguson fire" is burning in mariposa county. it has now burned more than 12-thousand acres. containment is up slightly to 5% this morning. yosemite park officials say all trails... camp

the attack left peterson with a broken hip. she never recovered. in interview he said he didn't mean to hurt the woman. >> my brother is not a killer, to be honest. yes, we are big people but somaons, we were raised to love our elders and to love others. >>> oakland police and the fbi hope to solve a murder. a shooter walked up to him and gunned him down. she said her son has a disability and described him as a gentle giant. >> turn yourself in. save your mama the pain. turn it in. god going to forgive you because i know i got a heart of gold. i don't have no hatred in my body. just turn yourself in. >> if you have any information that can help make an arrest please call oakland police. >>> it's slow going for firefighters who are battling the ferguson fire. that fire broke out on friday night and burned more than 12,000 acres so far. right now containment is up slightly to 5%. overnight firefighters issued a mandatory evacuation of about 100 homes in the path of the fire. one firefighter has died. bldoz on saturday while trying to create a fire li

shewill talk tonight with latoya peterson who is , she's a lot of things.he's a writer, a journalist and an activist and i like this cool inspection which might have come from you your self. she's a certified media junkie. she provides awesomeness and an antiracist view on pop culture with a special focus on film, video games, television and music. welcome our guests molly crabapple and latoya >> peterson. [applause] >> thank you so much. i love east city bookshop and it's an honor to be here. thank you everyone who came out on this lovely day to sit in a basement and listen to me talk and thank you to my friend latoya peterson for speaking with me. i'm sure you guys have plenty of questions and things you want so let's try to keep portion brief and we can talk together as we malways do. how many of you have read "brothers of the gun: a memoir of the syrian war"? one, nice . all right, so why don't you u start with this beautiful opening. let's do that first segment because that is breathtaking and i want you to put it in your voice . bring us open for i st

next batter, jace peterson gets hold of this one.s ao sol shot from peterson his teammates love it. birds pull within one. but that's as close as they get losing 5-4. at least the h kidsave fun. don't try that at home. there's even paperrk when it comes to acquiring superman. wizards announced the signing of quite w dwight howard. impressive numbers but raisingre flag, his number of teams. four in the last four scenes. his new teammate john wohl told us timing is rightor howard i d.c. >> he's trying to re-create his career. trng to change all the negative stuff people say about him. he likes to joke around. i think he's locked in and focussed. all we can do is trye to mak him feel he's welcome at home and tell him the things we need him to do to make us do better. he has to buy into that. do it for the whole team and we'll be fine. >> you were shaking your head king that kid in the highlight. >> when you meet a guy divorced five times, you a have to some five times, you a have to some point say, is it here's money for pizza. here's t

let peterson figure that out.y is done and settled, some of those people may say the lesser of two evils. i expect in this case a couple points after the primaries. jillian: only one point right now. >> in all the races. once the primaries are done, a better idea how they work. >> the blue wave is not a big blue wave. >> we will know soon. jillian: thank you for joining us. coming up, the outrageous health department shutdown 07-year-old boy's lemonade stand. give up your guns, that message to hundreds of people in florida. carly shimkus with reaction to the new law that just went into effect. ♪ ndshake, the upper hander with a double palm grab. who has the upper hand now? start winning today. book now at lq.com. only remfresh uses keep 1 in ion-powered melatonin to deliver up to 7 hours of sleep support. number 1 sleep doctor recommended remfresh -- your nightly sleep companion. available in the natural sleep section at walmart. when heartburn hits... fight back fast with tums smoothies. it neutralizes stomach ac

peterson was shot and killed as he was standing on the corner of smalley avenue and princeton street. according to investigators the gunman fired from inside a tan buick. lease are asking anyone with more information on that case to come forward. >>> san francisco police are looking for a gunman who shot two men, one of them died. it happened around 3 am today. crime tape surrounded the scene. police hope that surveillance video provides clues. >>> close call for a chp officer. he managed to escape before his patrol vehicle was engulfed in flames on highway 24. chopper five overhead as the car was towed away near the scene stevens drive exit. adding more to the drama, police say that heat from a flame set off ammunition that was stored inside. traffic was halted as shots fired off and blacksmith blanketed the freeway. no injuries reported, and no word on what caused the fire. >>> santa clara family has their own horror story. they were deported from paris after their passports were lost during their flight. we have more on why they are especially upset with united airlines. >> we had

she says peterson had hoped to live to be 100.e's lost a lifelong friend and says she n't b the apology. >> i'm not going to ever forgive you, i don't think. i don't feel sorry for you. i don't believe what you said. >> reporter: jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >>> two people are dead after a plane crash in truckee today near the north star golf course. the faa says a single engine plane reported trouble just after taking off from the truckee airport. the driver was killed. a sond in critical condition. >>> manresa, the michelin rated restaurant in los gatos, was burned in a fire. you can see it there. you might recall an arsonist started a fire four years ago that left the restaurant gutted. today the chef and owner are staying upbeat. >> life has a lot of weird, twisted fates. we're going to be open back up. it's not going to hold us back. >> manresa fire started. hen the restaurant will reopen. no arrests, by the way, were ever made in the 2014 arson. >>> they say it can give you game. some big name investors are hoping that

the attack left anna peterson with a broken hip. he recently died from those be honest. yes, we are big people, but samoans, tongans, we were raised to love our elders. >> the other victim in the case says she's hoping he's convicted on all the charges he faces. >>> the future is on hold due to technical glitches, b.a.r.t. has fallen behind schedule rolling out its new fleet. b.a.r.t. had hoped to have more than 150 of the so-called fleet of the future cars running by now. instead there's only 20. the agency says a host of problems including software issues, door problems, and malfunctioning brakes are the reason for the delay. >> anytime you have that many changes being introduced into a new system, you're going to have bugs to work out, and that's what we're doing before we carry passengers with these cars. >> b.a.r.t. says it's going to take several months to make the repairs and go through the necessary testing. they're hoping to have the old trains fully replaced by 2022. >>> okay. the full house won't be so full. neighbors who complained about traffic and noise aro

stephanie peterson: no. no, to tell you the truth, not really. bigad: some people hearing that might be scratching their heads. how does coming to an injection site make you want to get off drugs? stephanie: 'cause you see what they do. if you sat here for a day and you watched, they've helped me realize how bad my drug using was. bigad: where do you think you'd be without this place? stephanie: without them, i'd be dead 100%, and i know that for a fact. bigad: how long have you been homeless? tiffany: going on eight years. bigad: tiffany folstitch isn't sure how much longer she can survive this life on the streets and on heroin. tiffany: i've been out here for so long that, like, it would take literally like a crumb to make me feel like, you know, i was worth something, you know? bigad: san francisco's first supervised injection sites would be funded with private donations. but the health department plans to use tax dollars to open several more within a year. state legislation has been proposed to legalize these centers, but the drug enforcement

barry peterson, denver, colorado. >> and that's the "overnight news" for this wednesday.he cbs broadcast center in new york city i'm tanya rivero. captioning funded by cbs >>> it's wednesday, july 25th, 2018. this is the "cbs morning news." president trump's former attorney michael cohen releases a secret recording of a private conversation with mr. trump in which they appear to discuss the payment for a playboy model's >>> summer of extremes. heat, rain, and flood. >>> and a pizza man is released

jake peterson found him on duty in bradenton.at first, you wonder."85 and lifeguard, can he really do that."but after you watch richard steinfirst in action, you realize he's the real deal. he's four times older than most of the lifeguards in bradenton.richard steinfirst, 85-year-old "i turned eighty- five a few weeks ago. it's really wonderful. i swim every day 1,000 yards "steinfirst's love of the in the fifties. he's taught thousands richard steinfirst, 85-year-old lifeguard:"i like teaching children. i think it's very important for how to swim."and saved dozens of lives.richard steinfirst, 85-year-old lifeguard:"i make two or three rescues every summer."jake peterson, reporting:"richard used to patrol the beaches, but now he's at a community pool because he says it's much more his speed."he says the basics of lifeguarding are the same anywhere.richard steinfirst, 85-year-old lifeguard:"it's the anticipation. it's the eyes, really, watching the children all the time."and he doesn't plan to hang up his whistle just yet."until t

[reading] >> so as peterson ed peterson will say a few words and i invite sherry williams up to say a few words as well. >> peter sommerville, project office staff. the item in front of you today is a proposal to increase the annual budget for 1 treasure island for the purpose of allowing it to help facilitate the execution of a community mural in participation with the association. we have had several meetings with sherry williams and myself. we the mural association has been paints murals throughout the state for years now. i can point out several, but i think if you have driven around the mission district in particular whether you have known it or not you have seen several proceed eye murals, when it comes to the painting and the design eye mural they are a wonderful association to work with. the item in front of us will increase the budget by the amount necessary to fund their execution of the project. it is a two-step project. the first step is the community engagement and design process. they facilitate a series of workshops where members of the public, we are defining the islan

written in german by guitarist august and keyboardist of the fallen cook peterson the song went to number one in eight different countries. the record label pushed for an industry but it was never as successful as the original was right yes to yes i think that's the first time a song. german culture number one but the german version was more popular than the english saying i don't think that'll ever happen again. practically overnight the young german singer became an international star coming up we went to japan for the first time to do a tour on the very first day in tokyo after ten minutes i was surrounded by hundreds of japanese people and they all knew me. what a feeling it's indescribable and the food so let's just go. she released a new version in two thousand and two for her comeback album nina featuring in. the single wasn't a hit that time although the album did go platinum. thought it was nonsense. my name also inspired other artists with a song including us hip hop artist john force a. good tip she even created a french fashion for a t.v. station. because. i always need someth

peterson lane and wight way. (justine) we also have an update on the ferguson wildfire. it has now burned over 29-thousand acres... and is only 6-percent contained. there are still mandatory evacuations in place for several areas. smoke is also another big problem. <" for their safety."> safety."> <" for their <" for their safety."> it is lowering visibility and hurting air quality in the hurting air visibility and lowering it is safety."> <" for their <" for their safety."> it is lowering visibility and hurting air quality in the yosemite valley. seasonable conditions will remain in place through monday. expect 60s-70s along the coast and 80s-90s inland. high pressure will build over the region for the middle part of the week bringing hot temperatures to interior areas and in the mountains. look for a quick tuesday and remaining into heat advisory will am on tuesday and run through pm. due to the aloft, the the hills and mountains will be in the 70s and will dip into the 50s and 60s, so overnight will be elevations. elevations. (justine) now to a big story we've been fo

so peterson institute says if these tariffs go through, 190,000 u.s. jobs could be taken from the u.s. economy. so just because the supply demand, all interchangeable now. neil: especially people know now this could be coming down the pike. you could put early chill on sales now. >> indeed. a lot of people are saying only silver lining for used cars salespeople. they we'll may see all bp. bump. that's it. neil: thank you very much deirdre bolton. who is right on this, who is wrong on this? let's go to smart people, jack mcintyre, former dallas fed advisor, danielle dimartino booth, former chief of staff to paul ryan, dave hopp. welcome to all of you. you said, i want to go to you first, you said trade warsly almost instinct make you go defensive. at very least you think of a defensive posture going into this. even if it doesn't look like it will pan out, right? explain that. >> yeah, because it is not necessarily where we are today in terms of the trade dispute. it is uncertainty going forward. market investors hate uncertainty. that is where you need

so now get two hours speakers first doctor peterson from brigham young and assessor of islamic studies of arabic and the founder of university of the middle eastern initiative and has been on board the editorial group for a number of organizations in his field and his professional work focuses on the koran and islamic philosophical theology author of the biography entitled mohammed so with no further due to two things over to professor peterson to argue the affirmative. [applause] and i thank you. i'm very pleased to be here as the voice of reason. [laughter] now i should just sit down. is faith compatible with reason? i have limited time but that suggests two things first my task is not to prove faith as true but to argue that it can be compatible with reason my obligation is to demonstrate any tenant of any faith is true that's not my job very few people have faith generically without a specific object so by analogy nobody speaks language they speak english or arabic or chinese so religious believers of certain propositions that moses received the commandments and jesus rose from the

peterson was pushed to the ground, and her purse was taken.she suffered major injuries..nd was hospitalized. last week, she died. halafihi is behind bars charged with robbery and elder abuse.the district attorney's offices says, it plans to add murder charges when he returns to court july 17th. (pam) in contra costa county, the brentwood police department is investigating a killing.(ken) a woman was found dead inside her home this morning and the suspect, her son, is in custody.it happened on torrington drive in brentwood. kron 4's charles clifford was in brentwood and he has details. well, as of tuesday evening the investigation into this case continues. one person is in custody could be charged with murdering his own mother. it's an attack that has stunned this quiet neighborhood.around 10:30 tuesday morning, the brentwood police department responded here to chaucer drive on reports of a possible residential burglary and of cars being burglarized. when officers arrived on scene they detained a male suspect. brentwood police captain doug silva explains what happ

it broke out on adobe creek road and peterson lane in kelseyville. it's about 20-percent contained.y injuries. mandatory evacuations are in progress for adobe creek road... peterson lane and wight ( marty )and we have an update on the ferguson wildfire, burning near yosemite. it has now charred over 29-thousand acres... and is only 6-percent contained. there are still mandatory evacuations in place for several areas. smoke is also another big problem. <" for their safety.">( marty ) right now that smoke is lowering visibility and hurting air quality in the yosemite valley. ( marty ) and take a look at this... firefighters in the east bay tweeted these pictures. that is a car in the tree in brentwood. it's near brentwood boulevard, close to the cemetary. it is not clear how the car ended up in the tree but firefighters say the driver was able to get out of the car and only suffered minor injuries. ( marty ) residents and tourists are celebrating the re-opening of a portion of a scenic highway on the coast. it comes more than a year after a mud slide buried highway-one at big sur. rep

tanya peterson, director of the san francisco zoo and first let us express our sympathy and thoughts with the gorilla foundation. we just learned that coco, she was born in san francisco, she just passed. spent most of her life at the gorilla foundation, and dr. patterson is devastated with the loss. summer at the zoo, i'll turn to our power point here. wells fargo wildlife theater, wellness and conservation programs, and two teen programs, nature trail and they talk about the animals this they have to take care of over the summer, as well as our talk on the wild. also teen interns go around the zoo with carts and educate the public. great way for teens to learn about animals and public speaking. today is the longest day of the year, so we celebrate the longest animal, the giraffe, of course. and it's world giraffe day. actually, i was just saying zoo, giraffes are suffering silent extinction. we will participate in jeans for giraffe, bring in the old jeans. i realize the ripped jeans are going for hundreds of dollars. hard to give them up but it will go for conservation programs in

. >> you went viral feeding doughnut holes to a deer and now you're coyote peterson with swagger. does this feel? >> i just got to thank god and my family. it feels great. i got to thank everybody. >> did you ever get your chain back? >> nah. to be honest, all jokes aside, we looking for the chain right now. we got bananas on deck. i got to find my chain. this is serious. this is serious matter. >> s do you see how she's looking in this picture? look at her. >> you have eight episodes coming up of this journey tor 600 ekwan as, turtles and we got a sea turtle squads. >> tell us how people can watch the show. >> you can find us on facebook if you type in deer squad and it'll be on youtube in a couple of weeks. >> where my chain at, car nilla? >>> when you get a surprise you expect it to be sweet but this was anything but that. you see that kid go running across the room and that's when these men carrying guns walk right in, but this dude jumps up and he goes running and they start firing shots. everybody else starts to duck for cover. the man disappears and he comes back and he's g

richardson, the big bopper, and the pilot of the plane, a very young 21-year-old roger peterson, tookrom the mason city airport, only to crash minutes later in an iowa cornfield. after buddy's passing, his body was returned here to lubbock and on february 7, 1959, a funeral was held for him and his family church, tabernacle baptist church. and he is buried in the city of lubbock cemetery. while buddy's career was not very long, his influence spans decades. going back to the early 1960's -- the beatles, the stones, the hollies -- if you are a beatles fan and you listen to some of their early interviews or listen -- read some of the things in print from their anthology, both paul mccartney and john lennon pay homage to buddy. they cite him as being the inspiration for nearly 40 of the first songs that they wrote, not only in instrumentation but in style, in lyrical presentation, and they, too did covers of many of buddy's more popular music. if you think that buddy's influence has waned, you have only to look back just a few years on the anniversary of his 75th, what would have been bud

costing nearly 200,000 jobs, according to the peterson institute. the least well-conceived economic policy that the united states has pursued since the period before the great depression. >> so why even start these tariff wars? >> don't blame the administration. don't blame japan. don't blame europe. blame china. >> well, china is a trade cheat that breaks the rules and bends others, as i have often said. these are problems. but trump's tariffs are not the answers. in mid june, the united states announced tariffs on $50 billion worth of chinese imports. the overwhelming majority of them were on what's known as intermediate goods. in other words, parts for things like computers or cars or on machines used to build them. those are the kind of tariffs that will raise costs for manufacturers in the u.s. and the peterson institute found that those same tariffs would primarily target multinational companies operating in china, many of which are american, not chinese companies. the chinese europeans and canadians have all retaliated and their tariffs are m

world champion peterson sigg and one stage two of the tour de france and to the leader's yellow jerseyance and to the leader's yellowjersey —— after one. overnight the leader and a number of others involved in speed crashed late on in the stage when peter sagan and around 15 others avoided. reigning champion chris room finished safely but it's over a minute behind. ben croucher reports. after falling off on the one for a second grantor in a row chris froome enjoyed and more leisurely chatty sunday ride. it was a lonelier loop for him out front on his own for most of the afternoon. he found some friends eventually. behind the sprinters had a warm—up for the finished with world champion peter sagan taking some bonus points in the intermediate sprint before adding the eighth of the asphalt still had some british skin again. as he picked himself up most of the sprinters fell over, this crashed two km from the finish ended fernando's chances of keeping hold of the leader's yellow jersey. fernando's chances of keeping hold of the leader's yellowjersey. that will fit instead on the shoulders

david: dana peterson, michael holt, thank you for being with us today.field numbers, we have some breaking news. --okfield property managers i don't know, what is this news? anyone? ok. david: they are buying for citi but that had been talked about before. alix: ok. david: big real estate deal from brookfield, that had been reported before that it was likely to happen. up onealty trust has gone the news. let's get a look at the headlines outside the business world. kailey: in china, the ruling bureau says the country will continue leveraging at a measured pace. the government will try to curb the increase in housing prices and try to promote structural reform in the second half of the year. north korea reportedly is building new intercontinental ballistic missiles, according to "the washington post." the missiles are being built at a factory that made the north korean rockets capable of reaching the u.s. president trump is taking aim at fellow republicans today, the millionaire koch brothers. he said they are opposed to strong borders and powerful trade.

you'll see, courtesy of paul's high-profile defense attorney, the man famous for defending scott petersongos. >> i've had many a client who i have no doubt was capable of the acts that he was accused of. this is just not one of them. >>> coming up -- in the last hours of jennifer's life, something was caught on camera. does it prove paul is not guilty? >> so you had sex last night with her and videoed it? >> yeah. >> anybody who watches this is never going to have the impression that this was somebody who was ready to kill her. "when "dateline" continues. eczema. it's fine. hey! hi! aren't you hot? eczema again? it's fine. i saw something the other day. myeczemaexposed.com. your eczema could be something called atopic dermatitis, which can be caused by inflammation under your skin. maybe you should ask your doctor? go to myeczemaexposed.com to learn more. 4-in-1 wall repair, this game changer.nger. game changer? game changer. the moment your paint game changed. ♪ happiness is powerful flea and tick protection from nexgard. a delicious chew that protects for an entire month. ask your vet f

that was that parkland officer scott peterson who was forced to retire and i know you have a lawsuitime being. what do you think of all that. let me tell you something different, the difference between broward county and polk county. i was here the first day the guardians came to work in the academy and we all addressed them. and i'm never going to forget what sheriff grady told these new cadets. he told them and addressed them in the classroom. he said when you're at work and you see someone coming into that school and they're ready to hurt or kill one of our kids or teachers, i want you to shoot them graveyard dead. if you can't shoot them graveyard dead then we don't want you in this program and the door is over there and this job is not for you, so-- >> when you heard what scott peterson said, do you not believe it, don't accept it? the fact that he said i'm sorry, this was never meant to be an about being afraid to go in, he thought the shots were from outside, et cetera. what do you think? >> neil, that's all him just trying to cover up. he knew where to go. the guy drove him o

to griff us ive us a look at hoe will be impacted, we're joined by ryan peterson with a global freightompany ever offering real time tracking of shipments. thanks for coming on so are you seeing any impact so is far from the tariffs that have been announced from the united states and other countries? >> so they haven't gone into effect yet, but companies are starting to plan for it and think about how do we run a supply chain in a world with so much uncertainty >> so give us a behind the scenes look for those of us that aren't as familiar with what do you in terms of managing supply chains by air or ship. how does it work and what exactly will be risked >> flexport manages the international low goods ticks for about 3,000 american companies and 10,000 appliers.to about 3,000 american companies and 10,000 appliers. and many are in china. trump tariffs should go into effect on friday with $34 billion worth of goods affected. and that is a 25% duty on those goods. so if you are in that group, if your products were caught up in the tariff codes to 25% hit on your costs of purchasing all yo

. >> that is beautiful savannah and that cody peterson. he's in south africa on the game reserve. he's about do something with a certain creature that has a rebig bite. >> what's he ranking today. >> he's not ranking anything. he's here at the game reserve because some vet narians and people at the park want to give a health checkup to the lion. the first thing they have to do is find the lion pride so they're on the hunt. >> we've got two teams out, a lot of ground to explore, just a matter of tracking down the prize. >> he spots an old willeder beast, he says, okay, lions are probably near. and then he spots this. >> bones, skin, fur, that's a zebra's leg right there. those don't just fall off on their own. it's old, though. this is not fresh. we do know that the pride has been through here, but not recently. >> they know that if they go near a water source they can probably find some lion tracks. they do find some and eventually the other team does find a pride lion. >> the lions have been located on a fresh kill. for the safety of the lions and the vet narians collecting the d

peterson was pushed to the ground and her purse was taken.juries and died last week. halafihi is behind bars charged with robbery and elder abuse. the district attorney's offices says... it plans to add murder charges when he returns to court july 17th. ( james ) in the north bay... santa rosa police arrested a homeless man yesterday on suspicion of setting several fires last month. police say domingo bautista ... was identified by a witness. police believe he is responsible for 4 fires near occidental road in graton on june 14th... and 13- small fires along the santa rosa creek trail near dutton avenue on june 16th. he is now facing two- counts of felony arson. ( james ) the two defendants in the ghost ship fire case... derick almena and max harris... pleaded no contest to 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter for the 2016 fire that resulted in the deaths of 36 people. as a part of the plea deal... the two men avoided not only a lengthy trial... but also the possibility of life sentences. taking a look back at the tragedy ... it happened dur

on may 18th of this year, he allegedly snatched a purse of peterson and her friend entering a bank in concord. she fell as a result and hospitalized for several weeks and died late last month. he had already turned himself in to authorities in a jailhouse interview with nbc bay area news, he said he was sorry, had been hungry, thirsty and needed gas. he says he just wasn't in the right frame of mind. this morning, daniel spoke to us and asked that peterson family if there was any way to forgive his younger brother. >> my brother's not a killer. to be honest. yes, we are big people. but samoans are raised to love others. we're known for hospitality. that's where we come from. but i know that it's just that we made a bad mistake. we all make mistakes. my brother made a mistake. >> reporter: he released the public defender this morning and took on a private defense attorney in the place. he is due back in court on july 30th for a bail hearing. the district attorney's office is requesting that his bail be increased by a million dollars because of the new murder charge. reporting here in m

annemarie peterson died. he stole hoer purer purse and k her to the ground. officers aren't saying whether she died as a direct result of those injuries, but prosecutors want to up the charges to murder but the judge would have to agree on that during the next hearing in two weeks. >>> she died a hero. that's how friends and family of an east bay mother of two drowned yesterday. she was trying to save others as she was caught in the current. they created a chain to try to save the woman. but the current was too strong. pleasanton is where she lived. >> reporter: her family member tells us that she did not know how to swim but her maternal instincts kicked in when she saw family members pulled into the waters. if there is any good that can come out of this tragedy, it's that he hopes this is a reminder for families going to the beach for a vacation, he hopes this is a reminder for those families to know about the dangers of riptides and sneaker waves. >> one day you have your mom, and the next day she's gone. >> reporter: r.t. was supposed to be celebrating he

for birth mothers, like carol peterson, the process is different.ug peterson strgled with alcohol forrs and was drinking before she knew she was pregnant. though she quit cold turkey three months into her pregnancy, the kylene, was done.ter, >> i would take her to these early childhood places. it seemed like the ones that were the same age were more advanced than her. so i started to notice she was a ilittle bit, like, delaye thought. but i wasn't sure. or>> nawaz: what would you about in moments like that? >> i would wonder did my drinkingo this to her. >> nawaz: kylene, now 27, was diagnosed with.a.s.d. at six- years-old. carol opened up to us about the guilt she caied for years, and her hope for her daughter's future. more of their story, tomorrow night. for the pbs newshour, i'm amna nawaz, in northern minnesota. >> woodruff: as we have reported, president trump's meeting with putin sparked a storm of controversy in washington. new poll numbers now give us a sense of reaction across the country. a perfect time for politics monday with amy walter of the "cook political report" and

roger peterson, abc news, near reserve, new mexico. >> spooky. >> what they found is they are among us and we are all going to die. ♪ >>> wow, "sicario" did not do well at all. >> i haven't seen any of these movies. >>> in the meantime, thousands of athletes are convening in seattle this week for this year's special olympics usa games. >> this year two runners are standing out among the others, making history in their own right. here's adrienne bankert. >> reporter: they are not related by birth, but with the same last names and matching passion for running, this team is meant to be. just look at all their medals. >> i run eight marathons. >> i've done 30 marathons. >> reporter: as training partners, they've wracked up multiple accomplishments. and haven't let autism hamper them. andy and colleen are set to take the field in this year's special olympics usa games. >> participating in 3k and 10k. >> reporter: it's an organization they both have a long history with. for andy, all the way back to when he was 5 years old. this year the pair makes history as the first special olympics athle

pedro peterson, here to talk to you about the housing, san francisco housing needs and trends report and i'll be followed by james pappas, who will talk about the housing affordable strategy. i'm presenting data today, some of the highlights of the data analysis we have done in the report and the full report in front of you now on our website for members of the public has a much fuller set of data that i encourage you all to look at. so, the topic i will cover today include trends related to the housing stock itself. household income and housing affordability. socioeconomic and demographic changes. and then also summarize some of the additional data included in the full report that isn't here today. the purpose of the report to better understand the housing stock and how it serves the residents, and trends impacting housing supply and demand across the region. so the process of putting together this analysis has taken more than a year, and we have compiled data from a number of different data sources, including analysis of census data, using the public use micro data sample, which ha

if you find there's legislative impediments to that i believe the suggestion from the peterson institutes that if this goes forward it would be a joint effort where the currency purchases would be jointly done by treasury and the fed. so -- mr. powell: we'd be implementing their decisions, not making those decisions. mr. foster: correct. but i hope it's something we're prepared for because the risk of currency manipulation has gone up because of the republican tariffs. and so talking, i just want to flag that for you. secondly, there's been some discussion in the previous testimony about wage growth and so on. did you see the article in the "wall street journal" a couple of days ago about how inflation is eating up workers' wage increases? mr. powell: this is from that, it shows while workers wages were out in the obama every rah, they were modestly outstripping inflation, that's no longer true in the trump era, that things like the massive tax cut for the wealthy and the deficit spend having driven inflation more than they have driven wages as a result for wage earners the situation has

engineer scott peterson and firefighters tyra barnes and kyle kordovas suffered burns. >> three firefighters sustained minor to moderate burns. they're all in good spirits and doing well. >> five counties have sent firefighters to help with the carr fire. >>> now, experts say the carr fire is not being driven by strong winds, like last year's north bay wildfires. instead, san jose state meteorology professor greg clemt ents said the plume intensified and created its own weather. >> that can spread embers farther distances. so that's not uncommon, but to have something like that in a wildland urban interface near homes and housing developments has never been seen before really. >> conditions continue to be a challenge in fighting this fire. so let's get right to abc 7 meteorologist sandhya patel for the very latest on what's happening. >> yeah, kristen, take a look. it is hot still, still dry, 102 degrees, relative humidity 21%. what's not going to help them is the winds are increasing, gusting up to 15 miles an hour. windier conditions are expected later on tonight before those winds begin t

world cup co-host peterson michael sharing an old photo of him with current russian ball stanislav church s off back in one thousand nine hundred eighty five they both played for their national youth teams on met once again in our moscow studio. dedicated fans from every corner of the globe made their way here to russia to see their teams in action over the past month we followed a few of their journeys. oh that was low. low low low. low low. living in many a very. spicy. food also a little soft they think i want to focus on the value of their lives here but i keep them open for the middle going woman goes but alan thought of that i found. a way you know if i get good things are going. to go. listen it's made me look like the dog that no such issues opposition does a complex that is guided by factual doubt nigeria keeps on all the. little of the western media build this on the t.v. about russia it's all false they try their best to make us you know feel at home in russia. these are something that often doesn't want to with the t.v. . even though this is the book. club. camera. roughly onc

way round there are only sixteen hundred dogs left and there's still declining fishermen to call peterson used to sledge out on to the ice in winter to fish ice conditions and now say variable day is not possible anymore she said. i used to keep dogs outside my house but i stalled using them five years ago i can now use my boat old year round. there all those bucking the trend saddened by the gradual demise of a mode of transport that goes back thousands of them with us and is determined to keep the tradition. if for our culture my family still has dogs because we want our children to experience what we and our ancestors experienced in the winter we sledge to the ice fjords to fish and hunt seals. change is all around in greenland from how to deal with the detritus of the modern world the remote settlements to more fundamental issues of alcoholism and high suicide rates there's an upside to of course better education and standards of living and better opportunities but who can say how the latest generation will play out their lives in the years to come nick luck al-jazeera green. we've go

woman and her 64-year-old caretaker to the ground and stealing a purse in concord. 93-year-old ann peterson was taken to the hospital where she died several days later. halafihi is already charged with robbery and elder abuse. during his court hearing today... the district attorney is expected to add murder charges. ( robin ) new this morning... a man is recovering after being assaulted in his own driveway. this happened in sonoma county. the victim returned home and found a man and a woman in a car blocking his driveway. this is on the 35-hundred block of piner road. there was also trash scattered along the road. when the victim asked the man to pick up the trash the man began punching and kicking him. he then started hitting the man with a belt. the attacker also stole the victims money. he is still on the loose this morning. ( robin ) another big story we are following this morning... immigrant parents who are not u-s citizens will be allowed to vote in san francisco school board elections starting this november. registration began yesterday. but as kron4's maureen kelly explains... sign

mike peterson was on board the branson bell. he saw the duck struggling to stay afloat, thelp. >> a bunch of visitors just jumped to it, came down there, there were a couple really brave guys >>> marina manager robert -- robert carpenter hopped on a pontoon boat to rescue passengers, but all he saw was the debris field. >> waves were 5 foot high, rolling one after the other. light jackets everywhere, it was just a chaotic mess. >> reporter: the owner of the tour company said nothing like this has happened in the company's 47 year history. >> we are going to do everything we can and look at how we do it to make sure we are doing it the right way. >> reporter: the boat is submerged 80 feet below the water surface, and crews aren't bringing it up until monday. allen martin, kpix5. >>> tonight, cbs news confirms president trump's former lawyers and secretly recorded a conversation they had about paying off a former playboy model. in that recording, trump and his former fixer michael cohen spoke about buying karen mcdougal's silent t