>> raj, i'll pose the question to you. did the president consider, bring up, look at, the writings on investigations that kavanaugh had put out? >> let me just clear the air a little bit. the 2009 writing that folks have been citing has to do with a legislative fix to the special counsel from a legislative perfective and not imnumera-- >> the -- >> the president didn't ask about specific cases or hypotheticals. he asked broadly how he'd approach the law. how judge kavanaugh, through his hundreds of writings, as i've often stated -- >> did -- >> hang on, hallie. if you look through them -- let me answer the question. >> go ahead. >> if you look through his writings, there are some that expand executive power. there are some that may limit executive power. the consistent strain is a judge who interprets the law as it was written, and the constitution, as it was written and intended. it doesn't legislate from the bench or create law from the bench. >> you talked about the 2009 piece. there was also the 1998 article. he was cl

>> reporter: raj, cal fire crews still on screen of this fire deep off in the distance making sure that there are no more flames at this fire in morgan hill. this is a site where four horses were killed. the property owner too sad to go on camera tonight though told me one horse was able to be escape this fire. tonight cal fire sprang water on hot spots in morgan hill, the aftermath of the hail fire, the flames sparked just after 2:00 ripping through this ranch threatening 15 homes, burning 40 acres utley taking the lives of four horses on the family's property. less than an hour later, the curry fire erupting in south san jose burning in santa teresa park and scorching at least 70 angers, the muriel wright center was evaed making repeated water drops to protect hom that whole hill had already burned up. >> reporter: stephanie was home with her kids and thought about evacuating. >> we ran across the street to tell our neighbors whose house is just against the hills and they had no idea. >> i was a little bit worried because i didn't know if my house was burning. >> reporter: no homes da

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meeting who will he be playing golf with we don't know we know he's good friends with brixton nigel for raj there's even been talk about when he meet the former foreign secretary boris johnson who he's also said quite publicly would make a good prime minister is a rival to theresa may we just don't know we do know one thing though and. that is that balloon baby will not be a temporary because it was not given permission to be floated there. never a dull moment in this visit. thank you very much for your analysis and in london barbara result thank you very much for your reporting from that. let me now bring you up to date with some other stories making news around the was british police say they have found a small bottle containing nobby chalk nerve agent in the home of charlie rally he's one of two britons who fell ill after exposure to the substance last month his partner dawn sturgis died on sunday release an investigating how the body came to

>> reporter: raj, good evening. at her very first press conference today mayor breed actually got a laugh when she was asked a question and said, so, i started at 11:43 a.m. yesterday. it has not been a long time. mayor breed very well aware of the challenges as you mentioned, raj, getting needles off the street and helping people with mental illness given the divisions on this board of suffers. -- supervisors. in san francisco you don't need to look hard to find signs of drug use and human distress. in less than five minutes we encountered needles, screaming people and children walking right by all of it just blocks away from city hall. >> i want to get people off the streets who are shooting up. i want to get the needles off the streets. this is why i'm proposing it. >> reporter: mayor london breed supported not only supervised drug use but an plan that would remove some people with mental illness from the street. >> conservativeship issues are difficult. i tried them when i was mayor. i smiled when that happened.

>> i'm raj mathai. tonight we hear from that family in the south bay going through the immigration process. this is an exclusive look of an undocumented family attempting to seek asylum in america. a mother, father, and two children, separated at the border, are now back together tonight. but they're facing an uncertain future. nbc bay area's damian trujillo joins us now from san jose. damian? >> reporter: raj, the family does not want us to use their last name but they were okay with us showing their faces. the family is fleeing violence in honduras and are in this country in an immigration battle, trying to seek asylum. 5-year-old giselle clings to her dad, perhaps remembering the day in may when the border patrol took her from her father's harm. "she grabbed my pant leg and didn't want to let go," says wilson. the family was hoping to find a safer life in america. they were caught and separated near the border. johan commitme johani and their son were sent to l.a. but wilson and their 5-year-old daug

>> reporter: that's what they want to know, raj. panic was a word they used a lot. what if those boys panicked during the rescue operation. today at the sheriff's option there is relief and admiration from the elite dive team. these are images they never thought they'd see soon, thai boys from the trapped soccer team being rushed to waiting ambulances. >> it's just an amazing effort by everybody there, and you can tell the experience level is amazing. >> reporter: deputy don ray has spent is11 years on the elite de team. oxygen levels were dropping for the 12 soccer players and their coach as stormwaters blocked the exit. the options were to try to drill them out from above, wait for waters to recede other send divers in to escort the boys out in scuba gear. they chose the latter. and one by one, the navy on sun. even an experienced diver like you is in awe. >> absolutely. i wouldn't oeven know where to begin on this caper. >> reporter: experts say the rescue mission is still extremely risky but seems to be paying off. deputy ray says there's a lot to be learned fro

. >> i'm raj mathai. tonight we hear from that family in the south bay going through the immigration process. this is an exclusive look of an undocumented family attempting to seek asylum in america. a mother, father, and two children, separated at the border, are now back together tonight. but they're facing an uncertain future. nbc bay area's damian trujillo joins us now from san jose. damian? >> reporter: raj, the family does not want us to use their last name but they were okay with us showing their faces. the family is fleeing violence in honduras and are in this country in an immigration battle, trying to seek asylum. 5-year-old giselle clings to her dad, perhaps remembering the day in may when the border patrol took her from her father's harm. "she grabbed my pant leg and didn't want to let go," says

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i )m raj mat >>> the news at 6:00 starts right now. good evening and thanks for being with us on this friday. i'm raj mathai. >> i'm jessica aguirre. the clock is ticking. the federal government has until tuesday to reunite many of the immigrant children who have been separated from their families. >> this stems from the border but stretches here to the bay area. one father on the peninsula is waiting to be reunited, not only with his child but also his wife, each one being held in a different state. nbc's damian trujillo has the exclusive interview. >> reporter: walter lopez spends most of his time near the phone these days, hoping someone will call to say he can see his wife and child again. walter's family was detained at the border while traveling north from guatemala. walter sayings the s the ordeal crushing for him, especially since he has no idea how his daughter is doing. what has him really worried is a phone call he received from the detention center this week, saying another child inappropriately touched her at the center tw

i )m marcus washington, in for raj mathai. >>> the news at 6:00 starts right now. thanks for joining us, i'm marcus washington in for raj mathai. >> i'm jessica aguirre. within the last two hours, two men pled guilin a plea deal in ghost ship fire. o they'll only serve half if they stay out of trouble in jail. >> it's a good plea bargain if there's nobody happy with it. >> the walls are going to feel like they're five feet thick and he'll have quite a few years to think about it. >> al menna could actually be released in as little as three and a half years, and max harris? could be out no lein less than . our investigative unit started looking into the ghost ship fire when it first broke out and has been following the fallout over the last 18 months. to check out the story, go mano arrest, accused of killing his own mother. investigators are evidence. apparently it started this morning about 10:30. officers went to the area over reports of someone breaking into

raj thshah, you have a lot of wk ahead of you. thank you so much for being with us. >> thanks, john. >>> big news, mission accomplished. 125u8 boy all 12 boys and their coach from the thai soccer team have been rescued from the cave where they were trapped for 18 days. we have an update from the scene for you next. check out the new united explorer card. saving on this! saving on this! saving in here. rewarded! learn more at theexplorercard.com >>> we have breaking news if you're just tuning in. all 12 boys and their coach from the wild boar soccer team in thailand who have been trapped for nearly three weeks have been rescued from the flooded cave in thailand. we are happy to report. cnn's ivan watson has been live on the scene and he has all of the breaking details. ivan. what is the latest? >> alisyn, i want to read a post from the thai navy seal facebook page in english that sum this is up. "we are not sure if this is a miracle, a science or what. all 13 wild boars are now out of the cave." in previous posts they did say yeah,

i'm raj mathai. we begin with breaking news in santa barbara county. evacuations under way because of this. you can see this fast-moving fire. this is a live picture from our nbc chopper in santahat we know. a house caught fire. it quickly spread to vegetation and then on to other homes. the fire chief just now giving us an update. he says this is out of control and spreading down the hill toward the city of goleta. again, these are live pictures from santa barbara county. difficult to watch this. as you can see, that one house right there in engulfed in flames. this is just north of santa barbara. these hills filled with homes. this will certainly be a long night, maybe a long week ahead for firefighters. we'll show you video just in to our newsroom. a different perspective, a different anging le these fires what's making matters worse, not just high heat but intense winds. we expect more evacuations and more crews. eerily reminiscent of what we saw in wine cast octo i southern california? >> well, it is terrifying. right now this very moment, people

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raj adlib sports tease i'm april kennedy and i'm an arborist with pg&e in the sierras. since the onset of the drought, more than 129 million trees have died in california. pg&e prunes and removes over a million trees every year to ensure that hazardous trees can't impact power lines. and since the onset of the drought we've doubled our efforts. i grew up in the forests out in this area and honestly it's heartbreaking to see all these trees dying. what guides me is ensuring that the public is going to be safer and that these forests can be sustained and enjoyed by the community in the future. a perefct 4th of july tradition... you spend the day -- at the ballpark. the giants in denver -- taking on the rockies. rookie pitcher "andrew suarez" goes 7 strong innings...his only mistake -- a monsterous homer by colorado )s chris iannetta. for the 2nd night in a row, the giants offense falls flat rockies win 1-0. the a )s are one of the hottest teams in baseball. at the coliseum this afternoon... b8: stephen piscotty -- amadaor valley high -- a bases loaded double. that )s the

liz: forgive me, raj. kirsten gillibrand and elizabeth warren are talking about guaranteed jobs.op leaders of the democratic party talking about federally guaranteed jobs parade paid for by maximum pair money. >> you have many people vying for the 2020 presidential nomination talking about things like universal income and you have state leaders in the democratic party particularly in california who are talking about medicare for all and also talking about socialism and universal income. this is not just confined to one person. we only like it because the spotlight is on her. liz: gavin flewsome doesn' -- ne doesn't want medicare for all. liz: you guys are so great. you are the dream team. you will come back on another show. we have more news coming after the break. stay right there. my father passed this truck down to me, that's the same thing i want to do with you. it's an emotional thing to watch your child grow up and especially get behind the wheel. i want to keep you know, stacking up the memories and the miles and the years. he's gonna get mine -but i'm gonna get a new one.

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one we have a real racism problem in germany it's not something we can say is exclusively on the fall raj racism has long existed at the center of this society exactions on she says those who have the interests of both sides at heart have lost the windows of the debate nationalistic turks on the german far right. you're watching the news coming up ahead here one of the symbols of green energy even when still binds are anything but environmentally friendly when it comes to a time to dispose of them to visit one german company hoping to change that. that's coming up with get the first shock to a. good . earth. or saving global rodeos tell stories of creative people and innovative projects around the world ideas to protect the climate and boost green energy solutions by global energy has been born series of global three thousand on t.w. and online.

citing racism midfielder meza is a still no longer play internationally for germany after praising uncle raj of criticism from even the turkish president this is sitting this kicked off a debate about racism and integration. also coming up a blistering heat wave sends the mercury soaring in japan as a country reports this highest ever temperature. plus later in the business news european e-commerce could be up for a shake out as china is changing down from. the. top of the show i'm sara harman it's good to have you with us german football star message has quit the national team over what he called discrimination after germany's world cup exit is a who has turkish roots said he faced racism and disrespect in the german media after his meeting with turkish president. back in may he was also criticized by the german football association after the tournament in russia. after a long silence measures israel has finally made his feelings known in an epic three part statement on twitter. it was ill said that not meeting with president at the un would have been disrespecting his family's roots in his

ofiticians and creates more blelligerent trade talks and negotiations for parties going forward. >> rajappreciate your insight on an important issue today. thank you very much. >> thank you >>> let's get your other morning's top trending stories leslie picker has those. >> if you're looking for a fresh new color for your next iphone, you may be in luck an apple analyst reported that the next iphone will be available in new colors including orange, blue, red and a new gold i see you as a new gold guy. >> yeah. no more of an orange guy. >>> m.i.t. released foot tang of its latest robot while it's unsettling, the technology could be life-saving. the cheetah three robot is designed to do power plant inspections or searching disaster sites the robot can move over uneven ground and handle stairs without an issue all in complete darkne darkness it doesn't need to see >> if it can help save lives, even if it's creepy, it's cool. >>> already worried about what to watch when the world cup ends facebook is working on it. the social network is in discussions with cristiano ronaldo for an original r

but some questions were raised this morning just outside the white house with spokesman raj shah. the question included how brett kavanaugh was picked and what his role might be if he were to be confirmed at the supreme court if any russia investigation, related case, landed there. take a listen. >> did anybody in the white house assure justice kennedy that he -- his replacement would be brett kavanaugh if he retired? >> no. >> would he recuse himself if any questions related to the mueller probe make it to the supreme court? >> those are complex legal issues. >> reporter: so the white house dodging that direct question there. the question it came up because judge kavanaugh, he has written about the possibility of indicting sitting presidents. and he suggested in a law review article that it should not be done. he wrote this in 2009. he said that the trial ofstating president would -- of a sitting president would cripple the federal government. kavanaugh wrote the article a few years after he left the bush administration. he said his perspective had shifted after he served under g

from valley village, california, raj dhuwalia. and applause] welcome back. >> thank you, thank you. >> you're in the middle of a great game. so, this competition. how many people did you beat out? >> worldwide, there were thousands. i'm not sure how many americans there were, but certainly at least hundreds, maybe over a thousand. >> and how long have you been trying to get on "millionaire"?

look down in the south bay, get just a little bit of humidity in the bay area o, as raj was mentioning. over to the east bay, 91 in concord, 90s in pleasanton. and san francisco is pushing up into the 70s. embarcadero to the mission. north bay, 86 innovato, 82 in santa rosa. clears out by saturday. looks nice. san francisco, 72, then 60s sunday into next thursday's forecast. for cities away from the coast. and lose any humidity in the air, sun comes back out saturday, but take note, fire danger on the increase, air drier, winds variable, hot 95. not long, down to 90. staying out of the 100s into next tuesday, then back to 80s wednesday and thursday's forecast. got to tell you, building that first weather map up there, geeking out this week. couldn't wait to get to the day to build that, so many different things happening. >> he loves to geek out. >> so fun. >>> speaking of geeking out, high tech smart home makes life easier but what if the former owner can still access everything in the home. what you need to know. >>> and jimmy. >> amy adams is my guest tonight. new music from backstr

. >> and i'm raj mathai. moments from now, the president will address the nation with his announcement for his supreme court pick. this is a live look at the white house where president trump will announce his nominee. this comes after justice kennedy announced husba announced his retirement last month. >> pete williams confirmed brett kavanaugh is the president's pick. >> we'll send things over to lester holt. again, president trump will be addressing the nation from the east room of the white house with his nomination of the supreme court. and again, it's mr. kavanaugh, nbc news is reporting that he'll be making this announcement a short time from now. >> judge kavanaugh is a couplju graduated from yale and serves on the u.s. court of appeals in d.c. let's listen in. >> nbc news learning a short time ago that nominee is brett kw kavanaugh. short of sending a country to war, naming nominees is the president's most consequential power, andh

>> reporter: raj, imat the b.a.r.t. station at pleasant hill. and this is where b.a.r.t. police say a rider, a 50 year old man was assaulted last a bl lip and small cut to the back of his knee, just minor injuries. but the next day i went to the hospital because he wasn't feeling well. police say he was released, but then he was found dead in bed friday night. an autopsy determined he died from an infection from the small cut on his knee e the suspect was arrested and taken into custody. the third homicide in the last week happened at the bay fair station. b.a.r.t. police say around 1:30 saturday morning a b.a.r.t. rider was pufrped in the face. he fell, hit his head on the ground and was later declared brain dead. police have identified that map as 47-year-old don stevens. part riders we spoke with are concerned. but a b.a.r.t. spokesperson says riders are safe. >> it does concern me. [ inaudible ] it's very good transportation. >> we're doing everything we can to keep the problems from the streets, from spilling over into the system. >> police are still looking for the

and i )m raj mathai. tonigjt -- there are still concerns .. and questions..mouldering in morgan hill. fire crews are assesing the damage. and many people are grateful the flames never >>> tonight there are still flames in morgan hill. we talk with one family whose four horses were killed in sfire. robert honda is in morgan hill with the latest. >> reporter: we are here along hale avenue near that burned up barn. the only silver lining to her family's tragic day, one of their two horses that escaped the hale fire. the gonzalez family lost four horses during the fire yesterday which tore through multiple properties along hale road. she says the horse was able to run out of the burning barn and rescued by her brother-in-law. she said the family is in mourning, calling the horses family members. >> it's sad that they lost their horses. i saw them all the time. nice horses. >> reporter: nunez is also relieve. cal fire units were able to stop the flames literally at his yard. >> you know, it happens really fast and really quick. the only thing yout's just about you

raj shah, the president's deputy spokesperson says the president spoke to three potential supreme courtand that's where it ended. let's bring in our panel. mollie hemingway, senior editor at the federalist, mark eliasson, national political correspondent at national public radio and katie pavlich, news editor of townhall.com. molly, it's fascinating to watch republicans or conservatives who are most vocal about these nominees trying to either rally behind one or maybe squelch the opportunities. >> the list that donald trump put forth, which he sounds like he's going to stick with even though he interviewed mike lee was a list that really garnered a lot of support for donald trump in the election and him sticking to it is probably very key, but within that list, even though everyone is going to be largely an originalist on questions of the constitution and textual list on questions of the law, there will be some discrepancy. if you can look at it in the form of the two most recent republican nominated justices. a man like roberts, who cares a great deal about the perception of the court

. >> and i'm raj mathai. lots of smoke visible across the south bay. two fires continue to burn. one in morgan hill and the other in south san jose. part of our breaking news coverage throughout the afternoon. the morgan hill fire on the left side of your screen has torched 40 acres so far. the south san jose fire is now 80% contained. there are evacuations at the nearby ibm research facility and muriel wright school. >> nbc bay area's marianne favro joints us live from morgan hill with the latest on that first fire which broke out early this afternoon and what's the latest update? >> reporter: well, i just spoke with cal fire, and they tell me this fire is now 65% contained, but despite that progress, there are major concerns out here right now about flare-ups. the fire threatened 20 homes, including the one you see here, and right now crews have surrounded this house just because of concerns about flare-ups. we, in fact, did see a flare-up with fast-moving flames less than an hour ago. flames destroyed three out buildings. 100 degrees helped spread just this fire quickly. we sp

. >> i'm raj mathai. in the peak of the tourist season, the yosemite is should go down.ople are forced to change their vacation plans. >> that's because of a huge wildfire just west of the park which is casting a smoky veil and threatening pan

i'm marcus washington in for raj mathai. >> and i'm jessica aguirre. a warning from a local school leader directly to president trumenp.a letter to the white house today telling the president that his actions are leading to serious mental trauma for immigrant a in thisy those children now too scared to go to school. damian trujillo got a copy of that letter. he joins us with a story you'll see only on nbc bay area. and she goes so far as to state the children may be suffering from ptsd. >> reporter: that's right. the county superintendent told me the school children are suffering trauma because of the images they're seeing of families being separated at the border. this is how hundreds of children are spending their summer in the mt. pleasant school district, learning robotics, >> it's unfortunate, but hopefully it didn't happen to anyone i know. >> reporter: the county superintendent of schools says the mental trauma children are su seeing these images is immeasurable. >> the children in our county are impacted by what's happening in the national news

i )m raj mathai. >>> the news at 6:00 starts now. good evening and thanks for being with us on this fourth of july. >> you can buy them legally but you cannot light them just anywhere. fire fears this fourth of july has some cities that sell safe and sound fireworks issuing a warning. >> if you use them, do it wisely and follow the rules. sadly, though, many people will not which puts many neighborhoods at risk. dublin is one of about a dozen local cities that allow so-called safe and sound fireworks. >> reporter: dublin is one of fireworks are legal. the city has been posting flyers like this one warning residents of only four areas that it's legal. in dublin, if you fire off fireworks at your house, you could be breaking the law. >> i see a large golden flower one. that looks cool. >> reporter: at age 9, this boy is already a veteran of fourth of july fireworks. he knows they can be dangerous. >> one of my friends got blown in the face by fireworks. so i pretty much know how dangerous they are. >> reporter: he and his family will l

. >> raj, here we are in beautiful sprawling remote morin where a money in his house on his computer reportedly stopped dozens of murder requests. he said he knew the internet was a scary place, he just didn't know how scary until he created this site. >> that's the million dollar question. how would they know. it's real. rent a hitman. it was hacking. >> rent as in hire us, hit as in web hit, men, well, there were a few of us that you could hire. >> but the web services site morphed into something very different in the three years it went untouched until one day inis in opened up the site's email. >> a lot of the emails received basically one line. i'm inquiring about your service. how much would it cost to take care of somebody in austria, those kinds of things. >> reporter: the criminals of the internet came calling from indonesia and right here in the united states. >> they believed this was a real legitimate operation. >> the former data recovery expert, inis in has a wife, a daughter, a twonld twin boys who he keeps in his mind when he passes along murder-for-hire inquiries. >>

i'm raj mathai. >> new information on the story we first broke in our 5:00 newscast. sfo is investigating an illegal drone found near a runway. federal agents are getting involved. nbc bay area is near sfo with more on the dangerous combination of drones and airplanes. anser? >> reporter: yeah, any size drone can be a problem for planes attempting to land. this drone may have gotten in the way of a plane attempting to land. the feds are now investigating. >> this was an intentional act. it's a very dangerous situation. >> reporter: nbc bay area's aviation expert mike

raj? >> okay, jay gray reporting for us in london. quite a day for the president and all the protesters there. back here at home, a major break in the string of sexual assaults. sfpd said a serial rapii rapist his victims by posing as a ride share driver. he is in custody now. how many victims are we talking about here? >> well, we are talking about at least four that they know. but san francisco police say this case was rare. that this man acted as if he was a ride share driver, when he picked women up south of market. they say that there was a five-year gap in between, so there could be more survivors out there. >> it was the first time that we termed the individual and the series as the ride share rapist series. >> reporter: a crime so serious that san francisco police formed a dedicated task force to try and find the man who sex waumly assaulted four -- sexually assaulted for women. and the attacks sometimes involving women leaving clubs and bars soulth -- bars south of market. the first attack reported in 2013, evidence was gathe

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ukip which as a party has almost died but nonetheless has business for a spokespeople like nigel for raj and to the member of the european parliament they will grab donald trump a set and run with this and try and bring to reason made down. right or broadcast to jonathan fry we'll leave it there thanks for your thoughts gloomy as the may be the us be said pre-shared it thank you for being with us it's fourteen and a half minutes past one of the afternoon my name's kevin zero in this is art see dot com for many of our stories around today there are a lot of them to brief yourself with coming up after the break here huge weekend of world cup football talk all about that would be just michael and we'll have a guest. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sport that's less i'm show business i'll see you then. well check out the football that anticipation building is their world cup turning eighteen heads to that final stage this weekend fee for president john f. and tino as he preys on this year's event it is the best world cup

i'm raj mathai. >> and i'm jessica aguirre. the focus is on finding an attacker. >> an alert to be on the lookout for this man, 27-year-old john cowell. he's a transient with ties to contra costa county. investigators say surveillance video identifies him as the man who killed 18-year-old nia wilson. in th happened last night at the macarthur b.a.r.t. station. she was an aspiring makeup artist. >> we have crews covering this developing story for you. we begin with melissa colorado live at the b.a.r.t. station. anil happening right hyped you. -- behind you. >> reporter: you can see 100 more people have gathered here for this community vigil right outside of the macarthur b.a.r.t. station here in oakland. people here are demanding justice for nia as the man

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>> reporter: raj, tatiana myratenka worked here as an investor relation. tonight her family says she was smart and beautiful. >> this was her first trip to mexico city box >> reporter: they learned the unthinkable, their daughter, 27-year-old tatiana who lived in san francisco is killed while vacationing in mexico city. she was celebrating her wedding anniversary with her husband. family members say during lunch saturday, a man on a motorcycle pulled up near the restaurant where they were eating and started shooting, killing her and injuring others. her family is devastated. >> for tatiana and one of the people that responded said that he went to a mass sunday morning right near where the shooting happened where they took my daughter's life, and the priest asked people to pray for the american girl that was killed. >> reporter: investigators in mexico city say the intended target was bouncer standing outside the restaurant. he survived the shooting, but tonight coworkers at nectar therapeutic south of market where she worked for nearly three years and her

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that's where rescuers successfully pulled her up from that cliff and took her to the hospital, raj. >>> will there be mass deportations? a federal judge issued a temporary block saying the government cannot deport immigrant families who were separated by the trump administration. the aclu filed paperwork saying it was concerned about rumors of mass deportations following the reunifications. lawyers ask that deportations be stalled at least a week after those families were reunified to allow time to ensure no one was improperly being deported. now, the trump administration says it's reunited all eligible children under 5 and it's working on reuniting the rest of the children. there is a deadline of july 26th. >>> well, those long lines at the dmv are getting even worse. as we've been reporting recently, the dmv is trying to fix the problem by opening earlier and more often. the dmv on center road in san jose and oakland's clairemont dmv are among the 16 now opening at 7:00 a.m. on certain days normal. a total of 60 dmv offices statewide will be open from 8:00 to 5:00 p.m. on saturday b

white house spokesperson raj shah tells the "post" kavanaugh raungd the debt by buying washington nationalstickets for both himself and some friends. shah says kavanaugh has reimbursed and the debt has been repaid. kavanaugh declined to comment. >> did the same thing when i was in college, d baxz tickets. >>> more than a dozen students who lived through the the deadly mass shooting in marjory stoneman douglas high school have sued broward county almost five months since the massacre. filing a federal lawsuit claiming their civil rights have been violated specifically naming county school superintendent robert runsy, sheriff scott israel, the school resource officer on duty that day, and other law enforcement officials. the students say they've suffered severeg officials of extreme deliberate indifference to the students' constitutional rights by knowingly failing tone gauged with that recognized threat. >>> president obama may be long gone from 1600 pennsylvania avenue but according to a new poll he isn't far from many americans' hearts. 44% of americans say obama did the best job of any pr

where i come from raj your remains an important muso from smooching new and for mish and when i was young my country was drawing many conflicts the more problems people from most people would cause of our own drudgery to see. if one's mind troll two two in one off the lot of just say so thought everyone in the calm cool mrs tozer gains. nothing husband from insecure my known cardio to enjoy a month or more of them so long even taught by us i was it worth it for me to hold. my choices in this cognition because given their way toward transmittance patrollers. my means my gosh mom much and i will. keep up. after. this is new life our last german chancellor angela merkel defending herself in carlo just two days after a controversial deal on migration and refugee groups are calling the plans in to name impracticable. it is also unclear what america social democratic coalition partners will support the deal the tension the creating a new crisis for the government. also coming up a new video was released of a schoolboy trapped in a flooded cave in time.

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president on wishes of raj of criticism in brussels pressing the leaders of the military alliance for large for the spending increases but he did sign a joint statement reaffirming existing commitments we asked what this all means for nato future. and a meeting of minds with germany's interior minister holds talks with his hardline italian and austrian counterparts to discuss how to close down the mediterranean migration bring to all three men unified in their wish to stop migration into europe but can they persuade the rest of the e.u. . to. i'm sumi so much going to thank you for joining us the football world cup in russia has delivered another thriller croatia beat england in the semifinal and is now heading to its first ever world cup final striker hari once you catch scoring the winning goal in extra time giving his team a two one win and fans in the croatian capital zagreb went wild waving national flags and lighting players they celebrated late into the night of a country will face france in the final on sunday. let's get more on the world cup with all of our moody he's standin

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