here is the ramp. this is the connector ramp from northbound 101 to eastbound 92. remember, this truck was once on fire. now they have to right it first. then they have to tow it away. they have tow trucks on the scene. one thing we know is that it's a noncommute direction for most. most are coming the other way. this may help us out. we will watch it for you nevertheless. let's move along and take a look at the solano county super commute. this commute looks all right. yesterday we had that problem in vallejo, today hopefully we are hoping for a better day. east shore freeway still taking about 60 minutes to drive to the maze and at the bay bridge toll plaza we are still light. 4:37. let's go back to the desk. >>> san francisco board of supervisors is considering a ban on plastic straws joining other cities and companies. the idea is getting strong support from environmental groups but amber lee found out there are people who say they need those plastic straws. >> reporter: boba guys has multiple locations across the country. the owner said straws aren't necessary

the ramp from northbound 101 to eastbound highway 92 is closed.s live on the scene with more. >> reporter: we are actually standing on the eastbound ramp right now. i want to show you the truck behind me. we'll have the photographer walk over so you can see the tow truck and that big rig that overturned. it's going to be towed after overturning with 80,000 pounds of produce in it. these are pictures of what it looked like before. crews have been here since about 10:30 p.m., cleaning up all the debris after it overturned. no other vehicle was involved in this accident. it's unclear how the truck overturned. we are told no one was injured and the driver was not injured. we saw him leaving the scene. again, the northbound 101 connector to highway 92, still closed right now. if you need to get on the san mateo bridge, jaclyn has another route that you can take. >> yes, if you're traveling 101 this morning and trying to get to the san mateo bridge, exit at hillsdale and take that to edgewater or foster city boulevard. we have delays in the westbound di

before that connector ramp reopens. you can always exit at hillsdale and take that to edgewater or foster city boulevard and reconnect with 91. so far so good, no major delays or backups. of course it's still early and traffic is light. this is a live look at 101 near hillsdale, traffic still moving in both directions with no problem. 580 is slow heading into tracy, so give yourself extra time there. that's a check of your traffic. >>> what is the reason for the a's success? they have an angel in the outfield. and the derby is on deck. >>> four years ago, rhys hoskins played here and last night was a big surprise on the biggest stage. hoskins beat aguilar in the first round, hitting 17 bombs. but the cubs lefty beat him later to advance to the finals. he thought 18 would be good enough to beat harper in his own park. at the 55-second mark, he found the groove and was awarded bonus time, hitting number 19 with his dad pitching. it's his first derby and likely his last. >> as a little kid, you have a lot of accomplishment

before that connector ramp reopens. we'll keep an eye on that and the rest of the ride, coming up in the 5:00 hour. >>> thank you. businessman john cox, who's running for governor, wants to tackle corruption in california politics. >> he says that's a big part of his pitch to voters. we got a one on one interview with cox, his first since the june primary. >> it's funny because most of the experts predicted all the way to election night it would be two democrats in the top two. >> reporter: gavin newsom got 34% of the vote, and cox got 25%. one thing that may have helped, the endorsement of president trump. >> i didn't vote for the president. i've never met him or talked to him, but he endorsed me, and i welcomed it. >> reporter: he says the president endorsed him because he's a businessman. >> i have a different personality. i hope people see that. that's fine. he is who he is and i am who i am. i tell you, at the end of the day, it's about the results for people. >> reporter: he's run several businesses and says the p

i'm on the ramp that connects 101 to 92 east.ve interview coming up. . >>> good morning. thank you for joining us here on mornings on 2. it's tuesday, july the 17th. dave has the morning off. >> good morning. i'm pam cook. we want to start with that developing story we have been following of an overturned big rig in san mateo. >> we start the team coverage live at the transition ramp from highway 101 eastbound 92. >> reporter: good morning. just to recap this ramp has been closed since 10:30 last night when that tractor trailer overturned. it's back on its wheels and i will throw it over to the california highway patrol. do you know when lanes will be back open? >> good morning. the lanes as you can see -- the truck -- is moving right now and the lanes should be open in the 30 minutes. >> reporter: what did it take to get this truck up? >> it took a number of tow trucks. they were -- a couple of them were damaged in the process and then it took two heavy duty tow trucks to up right the trailer. >> reporter: what do drivers need t

no word on when that ramp will reopen. and not far from there inside caldecott, the left lane blocked due to another two-car crash and tow trucks are on the way and it is foggy as drew mentioned, dense fog advisory in effect for golden gate. >>> thank you. developing news, nearly two dozen soldiers recovering after an accident at a military base in monterey county. >> wind from a helicopter caused a tent to collapse. this happened at fort hunter liggett an army reserve command post about an hour northwest of san luis obispo. most of the 22 injuries are minor but four were taken to hospitals. the accident occurred during an annual training exercise for thousands of army, navy, air force, army national guard, army reserve and canadian armed forces troops. >>> new this morning, an investigation, contra costa sheriff's deputies responded just before 11:00 last night. not clear what happened but one person found dead. you can see investigators detaining one person putting them in the back of a patrol car. roads were closed duri

on the ramps projects, i wanted to kind of highlight the east side ramps, from westbound iat. this was completed in october oo highlight, again, the success of this project. the contract with the golden state branch and the construction manager was under the direction of the transportation authority. and as part of this project, they constructed the disappoint on the south side of the island where the bike path lands, and provides a landing point as well as a shuttle stop for the shuttle service that we have been operating down to the island. i wanted to highlight that project, just because we've had the opportunity to observe the project and see how well it has functioned and for the performance of the contract. it was also roundly recognized by caltrans, by american society of civil engineers, and also as others as an exemplary project in 2017. other projects, first, we have the mccullough road reconstruction. we will be undertaking that. it will be beginning shortly. i have a follow-up slide on that. as well as the interchange between southgate and hillcrest roads with the

the connector ramp is shut down after a big rig overturned. there is no estimated time as to when that ramp will reopen. traffic is light but you'll have to detour there. you can exit at hillsdale to get to edgewater, then reconnect with 92. this is a live look at 92. foster city boulevard, traffic nice and light as you make your way toward the san mateo bridge. >>> this morning president trump is back in washington after a historic meeting with russian president vladimir putin. the summit sent shock waves around the world, the president getting slammed on both sides of the aisle for backing putin's denial about the

the only thing closed is the eastbound ramp to 92. no time table on when they expect it to be back open, but good news, they have the actual cab uprighted. now all they have to work on is the trailer. reporting live in san mateo, matt keller. >> slow progress, but some progress. thank you. >>> new at 5:00, voters in san francisco will decide whether to tax businesses to help the homeless. a measure on the november ballot would add an average half percent tax on revenue above $50 million a year. it would raise about $300 million a year. that is double what the city now currently spends on homelessness. the money would be spent on more shelter beds and housing for the homeless. yesterday, the city elections department confirmed supporters have enough signatures put the measure on the ballot. >> growing backlash against president trump over his recent comments following that meeting with russian president vladimir putin. >> lawmakers on both sides of the aisle say they're shocked mr. trump openly sided with mr. putin and questioned u.s.

if you are going a little farther north, northbound 101 on the connector ramp to eastbound 92 this ramp here is blocked with a truck accident. it was an overturned truck that caught fire. you may imagine it was tough to get rid of. not causing a big delay. you can get on the 92 eastbound but you can't use that ramp. let's talk about 280 and san jose and all the freeways are light this morning. bay bridge approach. you still have plenty of opportunity to get out and the commute direction and get into san francisco. 4:18. let's bring steve in. >>> good morning. we have the usual low overcast making its push inland, yesterday. temperatures actually warmed up but really not that much above average. a much different july this year compared to last year. if you are well inland it's hot. morning overcast warm to hot inland and then late wednesday into thursday some of that monsoon moisture is on the way. at least that's what it looks like. i have the fog and i think we know it'll head back to the coast keeping those areas in the 60s. plenty of gray to go around. 50s on most of the temperatures

ramp up right now. why? a call for jon huntsman to resign. this call published in the newspaper owned by huntsman's brother. let's go "out front." i'm erin burnett. out front tonight, how stupid does president trump think we americans are? his embarrassing press conference where he sided with president putin over his own intelligence chiefs does not add up. we are learning tonight driven by fear of resignations in the intelligence community, the president decided that he would say he misspoke during one of the multiple times that he took putin's side against america's in that press conference. and so after meeting with top aides today, president trump read from a prepared statement offering up frankly what seems to be a dog ate my homework excuse on how things went terribly wrong in helsinki. >> and a key sentence in my remarks, i said the word would instead of wouldn't. the sentence should have been, i don't see any reason why it wouldn't be russia. sort of a double negative. so, you can put that in. a

but in both cases, we actually also know as programs ramp up, they never ramp up as quickly as the budget thinks they're going to, and that is really why we have maintained our recommendations for these reductions, is we know the ramp up isn't going to be there. year after year, we hear that nonprofits have not been able to actually increase their programs research spending at the rate that the budget shows. there's a reason why these are one-time recommendations. we believe if they ramp up in this year, the programs will -- you know, were maybe functioning at that level in 19-20. so in this case, that's why we continue to make the recommendations that we have. >> supervisor cohen: i'm curious to hear why you proposed cuts to that pretrial diversion. >> it's for that reason, it was our understanding at the time that they were -- basically, this was new funding put into the budget and they would not be ramping up. we think it's an invaluable program. we are in no way questioning the value and importance of it, it was more as we looked at spending patterns, we thought it might take sometime

it's closed the off ramp -- excuse me, the on ramp from oyster poi101. got that straightened out.of 101 is looking okay, just the ramp is affected. a tanker truck flipped over and a lot of fuel was spilt. also have a crash westbound 580 at the 24 merge. one of the right lanes is blocked on westbound 580, sounds like the connector to 24 is blocked as well on your way to the maze. definitely slow through oakland, and boy, really dens fog across the golden gate bridge. slow down and drive for conditions this morning. drive times doing okay, tracy to dublin, 49 minutes. 41, antioch to concord. a couple crashes on the shoulder through that stretch. no delays, though, even with the fog from san rafael to san francisco. >> thanks. >>> good morning america coming up at 7:00. >> we have a look at what's ahead. good morning, rob. >> hey, jessica. hello, reginald. mueller be with you today. investigation about to get under way. president trump's former campaign chair paul manafort is .es outside the or financial courthouse, the courtroom with the latest. >> also ahead, the latest on the bomb

this picture right here is kind of where that ramp goes. i don't really know where that ramp goes. it's basically a picture and it has it on the back of the play bound and it's very -- playground and it's very narrow and it drops off on the edging and so definitely room to improve on the access of the information to see what accessible playground looks like and how we're trying to improve that. and so what emily is going to go over right now is really the features of this interim project as well as exactly what this project would be addressing. >> okay, so let's see here... so the project -- we're really excited about this because lucas, who we work closely with, gave us a little bit more information about what children play areas are all about. and it's really a project which will create user-friendly accessible experience for families and caregivers to find info about parks. it will also assist our permits division in informing the public on what to expect when they're scheduling a party, especially for children. when you rent our space with recreation and parks you want to be ab

the lower deck, the off ramp to treasure island closed for a crash investigation.ck unfortunately hit a pedestrian there around 3:00 this morning. now it sounds like we have a two-car crash within that caltrans closure for the investigation. someone probably tried to take the exit even though they weren't able to and it was closed and two vehicles within the closure. sounds like the left lane of the lower deck is blocked as well and i'm hearing from chp we have a minor collision on the upper deck around treasure island as well. not able to see that on our traffic cameras. everything else moving into san francisco is okay. the metering lights on too. you have to get through that bay bridge toll plaza first. mass transit may be the way to go for you here this morning. bart 57 trains in service. no issues there. ace, 3, 5, 7 on time, no delays, bta normal service, no delays there either. next traffic update coming up in about ten minutes. >> thank you. >>> harvey weinstein wants a judge to throw out the lawsuit ashley judd filed against him. judd was among first to co

why don't we get to it, donald trump ramping up his search for the next supreme court justice meetingith four potential nominees from his shortlist and more interviews on the way. griff jenkins live with a closer look at the judges. good morning. >> the list started with 25 but here are the first four. amy tony barrett, brett. all four are appeals court judges, two of the four clerked for retiring justice kennedy and range in age from 46 to 53 but they are not the only candidates the president plans to meet with this week. >> that was my four meetings, i will be meeting with two or three more and we will make a decision on the united states supreme court justice that will be made over the next few days. >> as democrats warned the president is searching for nominee that will overturn roe v wade the focus turns to two pro-choice republican senators, susan collins and lisa michalski who could effect with a razor thin majority where republicans can only afford to lose one vote with collins making her opposition on the abortion issue public but the white house says the president is not foc

>> reporter: nine hours later the ramp is finally reopened.are actually down below, but we have been seeing cars passing through, i'm sure that drivers are very relieved this morning to have all of this cleaned up. it was not an easy task. they had to bring in three tow trucks they'll work together to upright the tractor-trailer. again it tipped over last night around 1030. officers say that they believe the driver was probably going a little bit too fast and that is why it turned over. the driver was not injured. there was another driver of a larger big rig that was stuck up there the entire time because he could not backout. he slept in his truck and finally got out of. he was probably the happiest one this morning. we did see them bring out streets we present brooms. they had to make sure that there was nothing that could cause any kind of hazard for other drivers this morning. again, as you mentioned it was carrying 80,000 pounds of lettuce they say, i did ask them why did you not take the lettuce out of the trailer? make it lighter for th

chp, the truck is around the corner and also two tow trucks on the ramp.ter 10:30 last night. this box truck was carrying 80,000 pounds of produce when it overturned. the truck was the only vaek involved in the crash. the driver was not injured. sparks started a fire in the marsh below. the truck was never on fire. the fire down below is now out. a big problem, how heavy this truck is. one heavy duty tow truck already had a line snap. now they have two tow trucks out here and they're going to try to lift it together. reporting live in san mateo, matt keller, abc 7 news. >> thank you, matt. >>> happening today, tour buses could officially be banned outside the full house house in san francisco. the board of directors will decide whether to ban the buses from brodrick street between pine and bush. that's where the fictional tanner family lived in the '90s sitcom. the proposal would impact commercial vehicles with nine or more seats. the goal is to keep traffic moving on the busy street. more people have been visiting since fuller house debuted on netflix two

our ramp taxi program started in '94. we currently have 40 active ramp medallions and they completed over 9,000 trips. the way the customer uses those they call the -- the driver directly or the flywheel app. we are trying to help the driver and companies running these vehicles pay for the difference in cost between this type of vehicle and a sedan, so we have in place a $10 incentive for every trip and a program for airport short passes, so ramp drivers that pick up people in outlying areas they are able to go to the front of the line at the airport to pick up. what we are implementing now is intensive for vehicles where they can get up to $300 per month towards the cost of the vehicle and the maintenance and operateoperations of those vehi. there are conditions they must convert wheelchair accessible vehicle and complete 20 paratransit trips and we want these out in the community available for any wheelchair user who is in san francisco and needs a cab, so they will have to cog all of those trips as well. , and have at

but you won't be able to use that off-ramp there. we did see some flashing lights heading through there so it looks like chp is over at that location and that off- ramp is shut down but no major delays just yet over at the bay bridge toll plaza. we do have a backup at the bay bridge toll plaza. back to you guys. >>> this morning at least 22 soldiers are injured in the military base tent collapse. authorities say wind from a landing helicopter toppled the structure around 9:30 last night at the fort hunter liggett army post in monterey county. the base reports there are no deaths and 22 confirmed injuries. most of them are minor and being treated on site. but four soldiers were taken to the hospital. the accident happened during an annual training exercise for thousands of troops. >>> a medical building in santa rosa remains closed today after a tanker truck explosion that briefly shut down highway 101. jackie ward reports from santa rosa with the latest. >>> reporter: the good news is that one mode building is open today and it will

there are 50,000 boat ramps in the united states. or don't work the way they are supposed to. particularly the ones on the ocean. >> you've got the corrosiveness of the salt air and the water. you've got the erosion cause by the rising and the falling of the tide. so, you know, we sort of laughingly say there's no such thing as a permanent boat ramp along the coast. >> boating advocates are calling for tens of millions of dollars in state and local investment for new boat ramps and to fix existing boating infrastructure. deal calls the investment an investment in more than just boats. >> to you this is about jobs? >> yeah, there's over 650,000 people that work in the marine industry in the united states right now, and with the infrastructure improvements that are clearly needed, there could be so many more people getting employed in our industry. >> he says at one point if people can't use their boat, they are going to simply stop buying them. on the coast of south florida, douglas kennedy fox news. jon: mcdonald's is pulling salads

there are 50,000 boat ramps in the united states. fears are overcrowded or don't work the way they are supposed to. particularly the ones on the ocean. >> you've got the corrosiveness of the salt air and the water. you've got the erosion cause by the rising and the falling of the tide. so, you know, we sort of laughingly say there's no such thing as a permanent boat ramp along the coast. >> boating advocates are calling for tens of millions of dollars in state and local investment for new boat ramps and to fix existing boating infrastructure. deal calls the investment an investment in more than just boats. >> to you this is about jobs? >> yeah, there's over 650,000 people that work in the marine industry in the united states right now, and with the infrastructure improvements that are clearly needed, there could be so many more people getting employed in our industry. >> he says at one point if people can't use their boat, they are going to simply stop buying them. on the coast of south florida, douglas kennedy fox news. jon: mcdonal

and they should have the northbound 101 ramp to eastbound 92 back open. of progress being made. i will certainly let you know as soon as that is back open. in the meantime, you can use surface streets to get around that. a couple issues on westbound 24. if you're traveling in the caldecott tunnel, we have the far right lane blocked. i believe it's a medical issue. just behind that westbound 24, in bore number three, we have a two-car crash, and then a quick check of the bay bridge toll plaza. we did have a minor issue just beyond the metering lights and that's cleared. this is what not to do when a drawbridge is going up. yeah, that woman ignored the crossing arms and rode her bicycle right into a gap in a bridge in wisconsin as it was being raised. she is okay. thankfully, witnesses came to help her out of the gap. and they alerted the bridge operator before she got stuck. what was she thinking intrying to do dukes of hazzard fly over the drawbridge? i have no idea. >> i don't know what she expected. >> she could have fallen down below if it was a big en

so we envision ramping up, being able to get a shuttle out there 18 months from now, so before 2020. it will be a pilot or -- we will set up an evaluation system. so we'll identify data requirements, a safety plan, test plan, and be evaluating all those issues, as the pilot goes on. finally, something that we'll think about that's associated with testing a new type of service model is bringing together this shuttle service with the other public and private transportation services that will be introduced to the island and bringing in technology that can help to make people's transportation experience more seamless. and that means bringing together sort of a -- in a more simplified way trip planning and access to trip planners that can show you all of your options across all modes, public and private, where you can easily pay for your different modes through a simple interface, whether it's a public or a private. and where you can get additional features like navigation on transit and feedback, you know, on your travel through this tool. so that's something we'll be looking at, is, you

this truck is blocking the ramp from northbound 101 to eastbound 92. some of the alternates, you get off at hillsdale and get on the freeway or go to delaware and flip -- flip back around and go this way which is not convenient but it's better than not being able to get onto the san mateo bridge. we have a live report from the scene just after this. let's talk about some of the other commutes. westbound 580. we have slow traffic on the pass approach on 205 and 580 and we have traffic that will be busy as you drive on eastbound because of construction work heading out which is unusual. we are talking about the east bay commute which is off to a nice start and no big back up at the poll plaza. >>> we want to continue what you were just talking about. we are on the scene of that developing story in san mateo where the truck with 80,000 pounds of lettuce over attorneyed late last night. alyssa is at the scene where the ramp from highway 101 to eastbound 91 and san mateo will be shut down for hours. >> reporter: that's right. inside this truck is 80,000 pou

let's start with what we just completed which is the new i-80 east and westbound off ramps on the west side oft island. we're on the close out stage with final change order work. it was opened to the public in october of 2016 and we are within budget on the $98 million overall total budget of which approximately $65 million was for construction. as part of that project, we work with the bay area toll authority to construct a vista point which, frankly, has been very popular with the public. it's basically the initial stop if you are coming from a pedestrian or bicycle path across the new eastern span to the island. it has a restroom facility and some very beautiful vista point in terms of taking pictures, etc. we're licensed to the u.s. coast guard in that regard and we're working with them and with the bay area toll authority to see if we can make it a permanent location. so we're working towards that end. >> i'm very proud to state that, you know, we received numerous awards here, in particular from the american society of civil engineers for the construction effort here and our plan

where a lettuce truck overturned -- shutting down an on-ramp. what about him?amily. at the mercedes-benz summer event. lease the glc300 for $429 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. ( darya ) breaking news we are following this morning... a big-rig crash has shut down the on ramp from north bound 101 to eastbound higway 92 in san mateo.( james ) kron 4's lydia pantazes is live at the scene with the details. lydia. <> ( james ) thanks lydia. we will check back with you through out the morning. (darya) good morning i'm darya folsom..(james) and i'm james fletcher. lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic... major hot spot in san mateo nb 101 to eb 92 closed due to an overturned big rig. take hillsdale to foster city blvd to eb 92. or nb 101 to wb 92. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. temperatures seasonably warm as we work into the start of the week. along the coast expect highs today in the 60's while inland temperatures will boost into the 90's. by the end of the week temperatu

it's an the on-ramp, 280 northbound. fecting the 10th street on-ramp. it's block by a couch. chp has an update, someone hit the couch or loveseat, they want to be specific about that. the freeway itself moves smoothly. if you're leaving the area of san jose state, going to the bay bridge area, nicely. a disabled vehicle reported getting away from the bridge. i'm going to check if the connector is affected at all, and a minor backup starting to ease up at the bay bridge for the cash lane. back to you. >> thank yous mike. >> 4:31. breaking news out of oakland. a 3-year-old boy shot in his mother's car. this happened off 80th avenue. >> we're joined live at oakland children's hospital with what happened. and hopefully an update on this child's condition, pete. >> yeah, good morning to you. we're still waiting to get an unidate on the 3-year-old's condition, but at last check, they're telling us the 3-year-old was getting treatment right here behind us at children's hospital in oakland. let's get you two new pieces of video i want to show our viewers related to the scene. the fir

your thoughts on the other news of the day. 21st century fox raising its bid for sky as the company rampsp bid for comcast over control of the european broadcaster julia boor steen is joining us live from sun valley where the media moguls are meeting julia? >> reporter: good morning to you, morgan. the future of fox and the future of sky is very much in focus here in sun valley we caught up with rupert murdoch on his way to the conference this morning of course, this is fresh on his company's higher bid for sky with comcast now expected to make another counter bid for sky within the next couple of days this could, of course, start with a building war. take a listen to what he said. how high are you willing to go for sky? >> that's it >> reporter: that's it not higher >> we'll see >> reporter: we'll see he is closing the acquisition of time warner. it's all expected to set off another wave of deals. a number of potential buyers headed into the conference this morning, jeff bezos, who wouldn't answer if i considered he was buying a media company. and we saw barry diller whose company is loo

we would like to ramp it up to replace those 23. those are models that people are working on day in and day out. it's a very rough ride in not only for the members but for the patients we're carrying in the back. we would like to accelerate the purchase to replace those 23. that's what the additional funding -- funding that we have requested in the budget. >> supervisor fewer: you're saying that you will carry forward $1.4 million to buy 16 of them? >> supervisor cohen: the carry forward for the $1.5 million only would yield 16. it won't yield 23. >> supervisor fewer: i know that. my question is, then for the additional -- you need 23. for additional seven. >> we figured about six per $700,000. they're about $115,000 a piece. >> supervisor fewer: you want to purchase 23. that's why you need extra $700,000. already this will give you 16 of them? >> we're behind the curve. to get up to replace those 23 of our oldest ambulances is average 165,000-mile. we've been spending over a million dollars on to keep them on the streets. we think

to change because they're not counting on the international community to be able to do anything to ramp up pressure on the israeli government is that the only way that this is going to change is if there is some kind of cohesive resistance peaceful resistance movement may say that because so many palestinians are so disappointed in their leadership and because they have so little faith in their leadership and there's so much factionalism so much infighting in the palestinian leadership they don't expect that they can get the kind of movement that can really resist this in a time soon thank you for that mohammed jump june lifeforce in west jerusalem well let's sell a bit deeper into this now because a lot of grey areas with this new law it puts religion at the heart of the state rather than an equal rights for all which shows up several legal questions in one nine hundred forty eight declaration of the establishment of the state of israel granted equal social and political rights to all its citizens irrespective of religion race and sex so does this new law alter the status quo that's be

what's the off-ramp, if you will? is it canada and mexico? do you start with china because that's the biggest one? >> the chinese have a very clear strategy. it's true of all these countries involved. they tried to have retaliatory tariffs that are maximizing the political pain for the president, minimizing the cost to their own consumers. that means soybean farmers, other american agricultural producers are facing big new tariffs. they're trying to put the screws to the president, cause problems with his domestic politics. and you know, it's a tried and true strategy. the question is how much pain is the president willing to take? h . >> the chinese and other countries are being political in their economic retaliation, if you will. these are the china tariffs disproportionately hitting counties where president trump did well. we've seen the very same thing, whether it's whisky from canada and european union. it's economics, but boy, there's some pretty raw politics. >> absolutely. i think as we head into the midterm elections, if we keep hav

this is southbound new hampshire avenue, ramp to the outer loop.tu can see this video spun on the right side, and that's part of the problem there. so now everyby's going to have to try to stay left to get past that here this morning. camp springs, inner loop between allentncn road and bra avenue, a crash reported there. you can see some of those delays as we zoom in this morning. heading back out here to 66 and 95, no problems there right now, so thaghis good thr virginia. delays on the red line, signal problem at dupont circle and power issue at shady grove. aaron? >> all right, melissa, thank you. >>> we're just seeing a tweet from elon musk. he just tweeted out, the folks.x he's apparently planning to send o thailand tomorrow to try to help rescue those 12 boys and soccer coach from a cave. >> bringing them to safety is proving to be a dangerous mission. a former navy s.e.a.l. who was part of the rescu team died from a lack of oxygen. the commander in chargenf the oper says it was first believed that the kids could be kept alive inside that cav

you can't get on that ramp there. so if you're heading in that direction, plan accordingly. the oyster point boulevard ramp to southbound 101 is still closed after an accident last night spilled diesel there. of looks like 7:00 a.m. is the time chp plans to reopen that onramp there. backup as you head ward the bay bridge toll plaza, 580, a crash near 24 and another near thteringh lightscr. as that's a check of your traffic. neda? >>> take a live look now by the mendocino complex fires, the river and ranch fires burning north of the lakeport. this is along 29 and 175, where our photographer and anne makovec are out there. you can definitely tell they are in smokey conditions out there. of course the air quality is not good at all. look at this, where the fires are burning. it's red, unhealthy air quality. where the carr fire is burning, red as well, same with the ferguson fire. a lot of this will start to work more to the south. parts of the north bay may notice the effects of the mendocino complex fire. temperatures are dropping for inland areas by the end of the week, so th

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ramp temporarily closed.eone changing a tire at the off ramp, so head's up if you are trying to get on there. or get off there i should say. and let's take a live look at the san mateo bridge where you can see more cars than we saw earlier this morning but things. >>> when you think of a police chase you might think of someone trying to speed away from the law, except when the suspect is driving pretty slow piece of construction equipment. >> concord police found themselves chasing a stolen backhoe on wednesday. it can't make it past 25 miles an hour. officers worried someone might get hurt because it was driving erratically. they eventually stopped it and arrested the man driving it along willow pass road. >>> and speaking of failed getaways, you don't see this quite often. a texas inmate tried to escape a moving patrol car by kicking out the windshield and climbing on top of the vehicle. his bid for freedom did not last long. he was taken into custody after backup officers arrived. >>> a skier has set a pre

and springfield, the ramp to franconia road.e'll talk abo flooding do town. >>> a few minutes away from the 5:00 hour. a historic win in the championship. francesco molina. >> yesterday's final round left it open for others. tiger woods was disappointed in his loss. >> serena and i are good friends. i'm sure she will call me and you have to put it in pe pecti perspective. she just had a baby and lost the same thing with me. it will sting for a little bit he. >> okay. i guess they're a xarpscomparis. woods says a victory would be great for his kids to see. >>> you g membership should soon become tax breaks. if passed, that would qualify as a medical extension on your taxes. it would be $500 for individuals and $1,000 for couples. >> hollywood may be thousands of miles away. >> "missn impossible" was in town for the latest installment, "mission impossible: fallout." packed screen last night. he talked about this is not his first mov premiere in our area. >> i did a top gun premiere here. i never got a school trip here but i came h

you have to have 3 or more in the vehicle to use this ramp now there's no shortage of signs advisingers it's a carpool ramp including a lighted sign you must have three passenger with the exception of motorcycle riders and trucks with 6 or more wheels also it you have a clean air sticker you can drive as a solo occupant but you must have the right stickers i've always taken the carpool lane because i have a carpool sticker it the yellow sticker so but it expired. i bought this car used and when the guy i asked him about that he said it was still good get right behind that car up there this driver drove up alone.. have you ever had a license? ( it was suspended) what was it suspended for/ no licensebut will have to walk back because he has a few issues officers, simply stand on the onramp and hand flag over the drivers like this uber driver you going to film all the people in the carpool lane man i know but they are talking to you right now oh well that's because i stopped i don't think you had a choice the interesting part about this is that there was a lot of traffic then all of sud

as that area movesoffshore on sunday, the humidity will ramp up quickly.o weather worries tonight. sunny and nice, 89 degrees. near 70 again tomorrow morning. 90 degrees for a high saturday. dew point inches back into the 60s typical amounts of humidity. on sunday, way more humid. temperatures in the low to mid-90s. f thecast for monday and tuesday, for the all-star game. mond 's rain chance creepin up, more likely for a thunderstorm coming up on tueseey. we'll you posted on that. the forecast, highs in the 90s for the weekend. melissa, good morning to you. >> good morning. looking at 66, a live look at lead highway. out of town, westbound 50, the ramp to 201. that disabled vehicle has not cleared. out to connecticut avenue, that's gone,. as well to the beltway, just fine this morning. 20 southbound, hring about a new problem southbound at montrose road. maybe a disabled vehicle is causing a slowdown. >> thank you. >>> it's summertime and air conditioners across our region are humming nonstop. it can drive up that bill. how to >>> you're watching "news 4 t

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>> it does we're ramping up the supply chain around the globe taking it up over 800 aircraft this year. we'll break the 800 mark for the first time by the end of the decade, 900 aircraft per year. we got to bring the supply chain along. >> they need to invest more. >> you got it. >> it's about talent and people and about capital investment, infrastructure successfully ramping that up it's important that we have an integrated supply chain to work in the elements of that to create -- >> the one concern out there, the big concern for that industry is trade tensions and whether or not that either prompts some airlines or some customers to say, i'm going to cool it on my orders or potentially shift orders, whether it's from you guys to airbus or airbus to you guys, whatever it might be are you worried about the fact that this continues to simmer and we're not sure where it's going to go? >> we are concerned. it's clear that the airspace marketplace thrives on free and open trade around the world. we're concerned of tariffs and trade restrictions we're hopeful we'll find alternative solution

the brakes to is so she may well not be long for this prime ministerial world as the chaos wrought ramps up the freefall will take place and inside that void there could be a real momentum from both sides to change course and that is the point at which there could be a renewed call for people's votes to ask the british people is really what we want leadership what do you make of what you heard there what damage has this infighting within the governing party over briggs it done to britain standing in the world. obviously isn't a tremendous amount of damage to britain's standing in the world again let's not forget that it's been two years since britain voted to leave the european union the kind of domestic political turmoil you've since seen since then i don't think has even climax i think there's a lot more on the way the reason for that as many european political analysts let such as myself we've been looking at the complicated relationship between the u.k. and the e.u. for the past x. amount of years is that of course this was going to be difficult and a lot of politicians made promises