. >> el alguacil de riverside dice que el video esta ncomincompleta vendedora ofrecia productos sin permisoo otros vedndondedo q que son multados. >> continua dando nombres fal s falsos, dsespues empeujo al o i oficial . >> paulina sanchez estaba en el lugar cunaando fue el laltercad. >> fue exceso de fuerza? . >> claro, nada mas podria haber agarrado los objetivoos y tir l tirarselos . >> el alguacil continua inactivo pero bajo investigacion . >> estamos revisando el video para saber si algtenemos mas o informacion . >> a raiz de este incidente el d departamento del alguacil de r s risvri riverside dice que hay llamadas exigendiendo una explicacion . >> noticias telemundo . >> otra familia latina separada, un padre mexicano fue deportado dejando atras a su esposa y 4 hijos grniestadounidenses . >> jesus lara indocumentado 16 aÑos, es dueÑo de su propia casa, nunca tuvo r pp problemas en la ley, excepto en el 2008 por alerta de trafico , hoy fue recibido por su familia, que sienten setimientntimient t encontrados . >> alegria para mi ,porque 16 Ñ aÑos de no ver a mi hijo, le doy gracias a m

>> where it was in riverside county? >> metta see? have these little communities that keep popping up. the first thing i would do is move out of riverside county. sorry. it's true. >> ouch. >> anyone from riverside county now what i'm talking about. it's smoggy there. or develop something to improve the air quality for all his neighbors. >> there you go. >> there's a lot of traffic down there, too. >> the big question is, would you keep your job? >> um -- >> you would never keep your job. >> right. >> buy some vacation time. [ laughter ] >> yeah. you would toss to weather and all you would see is tone and color bars. >> luckily, we're still here. >> we love our jobs. >> just like to dream a little bit. >> it's not going to happen to us. >> well, i would still do traffic. [ pause ] >> all right. >>> right now we're tracking some delays over at the bay bridge toll plaza. take a look at this. we have the metering lights on. and traffic is stacking up. give yourself some extra time if you travel this route. you know the drill. 18 minutes

drive watch for crews coming to the scene at riverside drive in chester county. an accident meeting house road at sunset avenue. two early morning problems this morning in the suburbs. outside live on i-95, though problems here, this is southbound traffic heading toward center city moving nicely, roads are clear and dry we have light volume out there. some construction crews out there in logan township gloucester county. one on 130 and 322 blocking one lane. >>> a disturbing mystery out of bucks county where four young men are missing. police have several jurisdictions are coming together descending on a house trying to find clues, bob brooks is following this investigation from the satellite center. >> reporter: tam this is a mystery, yesterday, police converged on a home in solbury township. on the video you will see state police helicopters flying in the air, several police from several departments. the home on aquatung road. jimmy tarpatrick, jimmy dean marrow and mark sturgis and mark meo. >> we're working with the middletown township police, and state polic

we have a vehicle fire east bridge street at riverside drive. 0 other than that no problems, the majors look good. the boulevard extension that's southbound traffic as you travel toward the schuylkill expressway. we've got light volume and heading toward the schuylkill expressway, no delay, tam. >> thank you, karen. >>> breaking this morning, a pennsylvania state trooper along with several other people are in the hospital because of a possible haz/mat situation in nottingham, chester county. late last night, police got a call about hazardous material in a mobile home on red oak drive. we're working to learn exactly what sort of substance is in play here inside the house. also in chester county downingtown police are investigating a shooting at an apartment complex on gable avenue. there was a large police preference there overnight despite -- presence there overnight, despite calls from "action news," police have not released details about that incident. price responded to a second scene on brandywine avenue, officers have not said if the two incidents in the same area are connected. >>

francisco: quien la ha puesto fue un policÍa, pero el sheriff de riverside estÁ analizando el vÍdeo.arar. francisco: claudia correa, vendedora ambulante tambiÉn ha sido advertida por las autoridades. >> la prÓxima vez dijo, te voy a confiscar toda tu mercancÍa y le voy a dar un ticket. le dije. ok. y ahora levanta todo. francisco: para evitar consecuencias, hoy les informaron quÉ medidas observar como comerciantes en la calle. >> tengo que colaborar con las autoridades y tener los permisos que ellos requieren. >> y tambiÉn saber las diferentes reglas de los eventos porque hay eventos que no dejan entrar a vendedores de afuera, sÓlo los que tienen permiso. francisco: dijeron que cada ciudad tiene sus propias ordenanzas que no siempre Ópera igual. ramÓn: le compartimos los siguientes comentarios que circulan en redes sociales ante el arresto de esta vendedora ambulante. paola dice que no es bueno resistirse a un arresto ya que puede traer graves consecuencias. mientras arroyo indica que es un caso de poder acompaÑado de francisco. carlos comentÓ que la seÑora cometiÓ el error de resist

in spring city, east bridge side, riverside, just heads up there, as women, then of course talking about a ramp opening and construction, first the if a ramp re-opening, 95 south, aramingo avenue re-opening tuesday morning, tomorrow morning, it will be closed tonight. eight p.m. to 5:00 a.m. and it is actually been closed since last september. then talking about mass transit coming up in a little bit. jim, rahel, back to you. >> lots going on, thanks, misch. multiple police jurisdictions in search. for four young men. >> among the missing teenagers, trang do live outside the bowl bury police department with more on theirs disappearance, what can you tell us? >> reporter: good morning, rahel, jim. we did confirm with police overnight they found one of the cars from one of the missing men, but that there was no evidence so far that a crime occurred. at this point police are not sure if these four missing persons cases are related but family members tell us two of the men know each other. but take a look at these photos. let's start with jimmy car patrick, from newtown township, he has not

east bridge street at riverside drive. jim, back to you. >> police are investigating a man in burlington county stabbed and killed in a apparent home invader. happened in moorestown early yesterday morning. homeowner told police he stabbed two men during a struggle after they broke into his house. one man died at the scene. man viewing a home in the neighborhood said the incident concerns him. >> me and my wife were actually looking for a houses, so i was looking at the new construction, next thing we know, the road is block, we had to go all the way around. but like it is worrying to see something like this happen though. >> now, police are investigating whether a second man who showed up at local medical center with a stab wound is linked to this incident, prosecutors haven't filed any charges in this case as of yet. >> philadelphia police are investigating a shooting in the city's olney section. officers say man was shot four times, just after 6:00 last night, on the 100 block of west godfrey avenue. three bullets hit h

he was working for the sheriff's department in riverside as a 911 dispatcher. wanted to become motorcycle officer and then end up in the helicopter unit for riverside sheriff's department. never had any problems with my son. he was my best friend. my only family here. i have no family left. and on july 12th, 2012, an illegal from guatemala with two felonies, previous deportation, two duis, always got probation for it, never really served any time, didn't think our laws mattered. didn't care. turned his truck uninsured, unlicensed, unregistered, turned it in front of my son and hit him so hard that it threw him in a wall, broke his neck, and killed him instantly. the guy tried to run away, but some marines were behind my son and stayed there and kept him there. the first responders were my son's friends. they had to see his mangled body. the judge and the d.a. told me don't worry, we got your back. we're going to fight for dominick. they told me not to go to trial. they lied to me. so we went in front of a judge that had already given the killer a deal, gave him

sometida por oficiales del departamento de policÍa del departamento del alguacil del condado de riversidegrama tps estÁ prÁcticamente por vencerse. senadores le piden al departamento de seguridad que permitan la renovaciÓn de este alivio migratorio. fernando: ante la incertidumbre sobre la renovaciÓn de tps un cuarto de millÓn de salvadoreÑos, hondureÑos y nicaragüenses se verÁn afectados. >> es una poblaciÓn conocida y demuestra nuestra fortaleza como paÍs. por quÉ enviarlos a un lugar donde seguirÁn sufriendo? fernando: john kelly le dijo a congresistas que piensa que el tps es temporal. >>el programa estÁ escrito en la ley como temporal y uno podrÍa argumentar que mÁs de 20 aÑos no equivale algo temporal, pero es un tema difÍcil. fernando: organizaciones opinan que cartas de senadores no son suficientes y no renovar el tps serÍa suficiente. >> tienen familiares aquÍ, tienen hasta hijos que son ciudadanos, entonces, estamos viendo un problema laboral de que ya no van a tener permiso de trabajar, van a tener que entrar en la sombra. fernando: el tps Ácido su tabla de salvaciÓn para ella.

actually the first one was in riverside county but riverside, california, and mcdonald's was started by two powers after world war ii -- who brothers are world war ii who were looking to make a buck. they were in the hot dog business and the movie theater business so they started this -- developed this system of preparation, food preparation. they were carhop restaurants and people were doing quick serve food but weren't doing as quick as the brothers invented. ray was here as -- paper cup salesman who became a salesman of multispin tell milkshakemaker that derived from an early ice cream stand here calls prince castle. some of the old timers may know it. and so from that office here in chicago he started selling these milk shake machine mixers and that's how me met the brothers mcdonald in san bernardino, california, and asked them if he could franchise the system, and they had had some early luck with franchising. they weren't interested in going as big as ray wanted to because they knew how hard it would be, and the rest is out. it does -- so what happened here is when ray decided

. >> we're at riverside and coldwater. the baby is already coming out. the baby is coming out right now. >> it's a simple uber drive, then it turns into a paramedic emergency thing and your heart is pumping. i only got through two streetlights before the incident. >> reporter: two streetlights, finally stopping is on coldwater canyon near riverside drive. >> i looked down and the head was there. i didn't know what to do. i knew you're probably supposed to catch it, so i just tried to hold the baby, and it just came out, like kind of on its own. >> reporter: the first boy in his family and a delivery they will never forget. >> the baby is out. i got him, i got him. i got him. >> reporter: fox news. >>> a healthcare collapse on capitol hill. the republican plan to repeal and replace obamacare has failed. but president trump insists the fight isn't over. >> i don't think it's dead, no, but i'm certainly disappointed. >> now republicans are turning to plan c. repeal now, replace later. good evening. i'm frank somerville. >> i'm alyana gomez in for julie haen

tell you about, this is, on, in montgomery county, a car fire, spring city,e of bridge street at riverside driver. watch out for that. you will be able to see it. making a big mess, we will take a look i should say, of the schuylkill expressway, at the vine street expressway, we have got map going on there do you like new graphics there it is fancy, and abington township an accident meeting house road at sunset avenue and a look at some of the your traffic speed this morning as you are trying to get around town and it looks like everybody is asking in the 40 's this morning. we are taking it easy. and, and search continues, for a group of young men in bucks county. four of them we are looking at two of the missing men. all of them have been missing since last week. steve keeley joining us from the solebury township where really a heavy police presence has been taking place since last night. what do we know so far, steve. >> reporter: not so heavy anymore. they all left here at 1:00 but they are told to be back here as soon as the sunrise, and so they should be back shortly as we can now se

-shauna: riverside. lemonis: every location that makes money. mike: yeah.to keep it afloat. paul: yeah. lemonis: i want to summarize the debt, as i understand it. it's made up of bank loans, legal bills, the build-out loan for this place, taxes, and payables. you said that you -- man: ah, farrell's crowd, look this way! 'cause i got something very important to say! lemonis: so, the total amount of debt... [ drums beating ] you want to hear something funny? that's the reason people don't come back here. shauna: i know it is. lemonis: it's actually annoying. it can be done in a more elegant way. i don't want to come here and enjoy a meal if it's not my birthday, 'cause i don't want to listen to that nine times. $1,940,000 is the total debt for this entire company, and you have no cash. i mean, it's just -- it's like a train wreck. paul: yeah. lemonis: out of their five locations, three are making money, generating profits of just over $600,000 last year. but when you look at the two remaining locations, their losses take that profit down to just about $250,00

riverside carney point and berlin excessive runoff from heavy rainfall will cause flooding of small creeks and streams urban areas highways streets and underpasses as well as other drainage areas and low lying spots flash flood warning means that flooding is imminent or occurring if you are in the warning area move to higher ground immediately residents living along streams and creeks should take immediate precautions to protect life and property. commenting on who really deserves credit for turning the tide of the war i regret the coalition's position i don't agree that mosul is a coalition victory it was their war it was a war fought by the iraqi army yes coalition jet supported us but the main effort was made by iraqi soldiers public militias and iraqi aviation strong words from maliki who was similarly scathing about the alleged u.s. role in the creation of arsal force many analysts view the world's most notorious terror group as emerging from the post iraq war vacuum the former prime minister though went a step further seeing this as part of a wider historic us foreign policy strategy

activists are pressuring congressman ken calvert from riverside county to stop it from happening. calvert oversees the interior department spending. it's said the cost of caring for the animals is, quote, unmanageable. >>> the olympic games are finally within los angeles' grasp. many believe paris and los angeles may be granted dual games in 2024 and the other in 2028. it's possible a final decision won't come until next month. >>> happening today, the stars will undoubtedly align in miami when baseball's best take center stage for the all-star game. >> things already got off to a pretty cool start here. a little jolt of adrenaline last night. the judge is in the house. all rise! northern california's own aaron judge rose to the occasion last night. he crushed some bombs during the home run derby. he hit a 513-foot home run last night. you see him holding up the trophy there. he is 6'7", 280 pounds. >> who is counting? >> who really knows. they're calling these home runs judgian. aaron judge hits third for the a.l. east and buster posey, the a's have yonder alonso playing in the g

riverside county deputy lopez first worked with angelina 12 years ago when they patrolled together. now castlebury is a full-time mom taking care of her 3-year-old son matthew who has a rare kidney disorder and will die without a new kidney. when angela posted, alesia got tested. >> the second she posted it on facebook, i thought i'd give it a try to see if i was a match. >> out of millions and millions of people, she's actually a better match than i am. i'm his mom. >> isn't this amazing? matthau's mother said she searched more than two years for the miracle and never realized was so close to her all along. >> you pray for someone in friends and families to step up but that's not a guarantee. >> that's right. we wish them well. >>> coming up, trying to secure votes to keep it afloat. all the happenings from washington this morning as the gop tries to keep the health care bill alive. why a lack of votes could have it dead on arrival. >>> happening right now, nevada approving emergency regulations to fix what they declared is a drug shortage emergency of marijuana. n what state. stat

in riverside, tina patel, kpix5. >>> police in san jose are looking for suspects who violently tacked a clerk at a 7- eleven store. in -- attacked a clerk at a 7- eleven store. in february one suspect walked into the location on white road and stole a case of beer. when the clerk followed him out of the store, several other suspects beat him up. the suspect in this picture stabbed the clerk. he wore a gold and black warriors hat and adidas jacket. police are looking for him. the clerk was seriously injured but he did survive. >>> crime definitely did not pay for a pair of package thieves in san jose. they. seconds away -- they were seconds away from a clean get- away when the homeowner suddenly shows up. len ramirez shows us not only did they leave empty handed, they got their picture taken. >> reporter: heidi bureau's burrow assurer -- burrow's surveillance video shows it all. you can see the vehicle leaving and seconds later she's arriving home. in the nick of time blowing her horn confronting the couple while snapping photos of their license plate. >> i'm screaming, of course, sayi

personas que se oponen al presidente y su administracin, por eso vinieron de varios condados como riversidesot. carlos pineda/ viaj desde palms springs ( estamos protestando para que saquen al presidente de su puesto, no estamos de acuerdo con todas las pólizas que el a puesto, empezando nosotros trabajamos mucho para proteger a los inmigrantes en donde estamos ) nat. pero no todo los asistentes a esta marcha estaban en contra del presidente donald trump y su poltica, algunos grupos de simpatizantes al mandatario se hicieron presentes y mostraron el apoyo a la nueva administracin de la casa blanca. sot. robert herrera / apoya al presidente trump ( yo vine de nueva york y hoy vine de a california a pelear por esta país, yo amo a este país y por eso estamos aquí, peleando contra estas protesta, contra los del otro lado que están llenos de odio ) y aunque hubo insultos y agresiones con palabras fuertes, varios agentes de la policia de los ngeles mantuvieron el agresiones con palabras fuertes, varios agentes de la policia de los ngeles mantuvieron el orden, y la marcha se fue disipando con el t

he practiced medicine at riverside regional medical center. >> i've been following him for more than year now. if you watch the relationship he had with his parents. it's so obvious how this was a family that loved life. he was so incredibly talented. different songs he sang. tragic. >> it was amazing. i didn't even know >>> i feel like you. i want to put that out there. >> remember that. >> i told you, you could wear flipflops. are you not wearing them? >> i'll never tell. >> people have been asking me on social media, where are aaron's shorts? >> i have a theory about this picture, guys. either this is melissa holding down her son in the front yard or it's chuck bell yesterday. >> there you go. >> maybe. >> we'll see. tweet us and tell us who you think it is. i'm kidding. it is a good way to stay cool. today you want to stay cool however you can. you'll feel around 105 degrees this afternoon. if you thought yesterday was hot, today is going to be hotter. tomorrow, though, we have a little bit of a different story. still going to be hot but we have a severe threat through tomorrow a

sorry, jr., your new name the 60 riverside drive. ( laughter ) a good day. to mow me the best development is how they showed that, once again, all these trump world masterminds are really just a group of low-rent pageant clowns. >> the meeting arranged by rod rosenstein, a publicist for a russian pop singer who worked with president trump on the miss universe pageant hosted in moscow in 2013. it was one of goldstone's client who wished president trump happy birthday and even appeared in a music video. >> i'm really tired of you. you're fired. ( laughter ) >> trevor: i have a serious question -- does the trump family know anybody normal? because everyone around them is a cartoon. there's a life-size minion, there's bachelor bowski, a white power walrus. is there anybody who's, like, hi, my name is bill, i'm just a guy? even their russian contact who should be super low key spends all his team, and this is real, posting ridiculous selfies of himself. this is what you find of him online. look at this person! ( applause ) he's a real snapchat filter. that's him!

nd my second question is, i'm wondering how this new immigration helps poor white riverside oresno or poor black necessary detroit or camden? ahead.o guest: sure. those are big questions. amples, you know, i think evidence that we have seen growth at onomic times when we've had more elcoming policies toward immigrants. that's true at the local level. hat's true at the national level. immigrants are often business creators, they contribute to our social coffers, and medicare even when many may not be of the to access some benefits. i think that for many of us from long re coming lines of immigrant families that have really built up communities been the fabric of those communities, whether it's from a the l aspect or from economic aspect, so there is no cap. we have t's really, do policies that meet the needs and the demands of our economy and you see, for example, in places that have really harsh policies and they're suffering economically as a away.t of driving people host: okay, avideh moussavian, senior policy attorney at national immigration law center, at nilc.org, and you can fol

diplomatic properties used by washington will be seized they are a warehouse in the south of moscow under riverside retreat and one of the capital's parks it was used by stuff members for leisure activities and get togethers foreign relations expert charles told us the stuff that will have to come sequences that is a sizable departure we've seen these kinds of tit for tat exchanges before they are unfortunate but i guess putin has decided that he wants to take the american staff down to roughly the equivalent of the russian staff here in the united states he had initially not responded to the obama administration's initial decision on that front is now catching up because of the sanctions bill that has been approved by congress well i just don't question that if you're talking about seven hundred plus people in a six a difficult last of of capability the overall staff is going to be is going to be dramatically cut but i do think that you know this is the this is the cost of doing business. some sad news a young journalist working with artie's are a big channel in syria has been killed by shelling f

two engines responded and put the fire out and no injure -- >>> in riverside, firefighters are -- no official evacuations, but people packed up their belongings and animals and got out of that area. >> it got up quick, really hot and really fast. it went up fast. >> one person says several of his goats may have died in those fires. officials says one barn may have been destroyed as well. >>> well, a fire burning out of reno is 20% contained. that fire started near a densely populated neighborhood on monday, but firefighters managed to stop the flames before spreading toward homes. that fire burned $25,000 acres of land and it shut down both sections of interstate 80. >> pam, time is 4:14. sam has the day off. we have alex watching the traffic. >> back to workday for a lot of folks who enjoyed the holiday yesterday. and if you're heading out the door early this morning, you're in luck. you probably know if you get up this early that this is a good time to make that drive into work. and so far so good. we'll start off here with the gilroy super commute. you can see from our maps if you

washington will be seized next month it will take back a warehouse in the south of moscow and the riverside retreat in one of the capital's parks it was used by staff members for leisure activities and get togethers. at that yet no news that this is a response to the unlawful actions v us and most importantly to the anti russian mayhem in the us congress the rest of foods is setting the tone on capitol hill and we're not ruling out any steps to bring them to their senses this bill is a tool of intimidation for the entire world it's a consequence of our own willingness to follow america's political course the u.s. secretary of state explained the thinking behind the sanctions bill he says russia should take steps to improve its ties with the u.s. and hopes sanctions won't be needed in the future the russian embassy in the u.s. said it's puzzled by rex tillerson statement on the sanctions we've been getting some expert opinion it's not the most logical thing to say we want to improve relations therefore we are imposing sanctions next to listen his statement was trying to be diplomatic and les

loyal willingboro news medford lindenwold lumbered and florence moore burlington bristol mount holly riverside berlin and tell myra for your protection move to an interior room on the lowest floor of a building in addition to damaging winds frequent cloud to ground lightning is occurring with this storm move indoors immediately remember if you can hear thunder you are close enough to be struck by lightning. the rainfall is occurring with the storm and may lead to poor drainage flooding do not drive your vehicle through flooded roadways repeating a severe thunderstorm warning has been issued until seven thirty pm for the following counties in pennsylvania and philadelphia in the following counties in new jersey burlington camden and ocean. donations and now he's taking them as a thank you from corporate america for allowing the continued pillaging of our country in fact the obama presidential library i don't hear about this as recently they've changed their name to the obama citibank staples center library. for the advancement of the amazon and. all hell jeff bezos. that's. pulled a. doesn't ro

by washington will be seen next month it will take back a warehouse in the south of moscow and a riverside retreat in one of the capital's parks which was used by staff members for leisure activities and get togethers. at yet nine is that this is a response to the unlawful actions v us and most importantly to the anti russian mayhem in the us congress the rest of the setting the turn on capitol hill and we're not ruling out any steps to bring them to their senses this bill is a tool of intimidation for the entire world it's a consequence of our own willingness to follow america's political course the u.s. secretary of state to explain the thinking behind the sanctions bill he says russia should take steps to improve its ties with the u.s. and hope sanctions won't be needed in the future the russian embassy in the u.s. says it's puzzled by rex tillerson his comment on the sanctions we got some expert opinion on that. it's not the most logical thing to say we want to improve relations therefore we are imposing sanctions next to listen to his statement was trying to be diplomatic and less fro

diplomatic properties used by washington will be frozen it's a warehouse in the south of moscow on a riverside retreat in one of the capital's parks it was used by staff members for leisure activities and get togethers well a new round of sanctions which cause this backlash from russia is now just a signature away as congress waits for president bush trump to put pen to paper washington say they're in response to what they call russian aggression in syria and ukraine and for alleged meddling in the u.s. election but this came up and find out there might be much more behind the initiative. the sanctions bill that was passed it targets many parts of russia's economy it targets mining targets finance and russia metal manufacturing but one part of the bill that was specifically singled out was the energy sector of russia's economy the bill penalizes any company that cooperates with russia's pipeline projects it's about sending a message to russia to hold mr putin accountable for his actions we will take tough action against russia the bill is targeting the construction of a key natural gas pipelin

properties used by washington will be seized and they include a warehouse in the side of moscow on a riverside retreat in one of the capital's parks it was used by staff members for leisure activities and get togethers. well to discuss the latest on the sanctions i'm happy to say we can cross live to senior fellow at american think tank the consul of foreign relations dr charles could shine you're very welcome to the program seven hundred fifty five diplomats to leave how significant will that number be for the u.s. that is a sizable departure we've seen these kinds of tit for tat exchanges before they are unfortunate but i guess putin has decided that he wants to take the american staff down to roughly the equivalent of the russian staff here in the united states he had initially not responded to the obama administration's initial decision on that front is now catching up because of the sanctions bill that has been approved by congress but clearly we're not in a very good spot when it comes to u.s. russia relations and the situation seems to be worsening at present how could this loss impact

. >> the riverside man created this massive godzilla costume that weighs in at 150 pounds.ch took more than a year to complete debuted this weekend at godzilla-fest in chicago. >>> "world news tonight" with david muir is next. >>> from all of us here, we appreciate your time. >>> tonight, several developing stories as we come on the air. the deadly police shooting. the bride-to-be shot and killed by police. she had called 911 for help. their body cameras were not on. tonight, the family outraged and what police are now saying. >>> gone in an instant. nine members of a single family swept away. children as young as 2. >>> president trump hoping to turn the page, but then tweeting about don junior's meeting with the russian lawyer himself. >>> the health scare involving john mccain. what doctors have discovered and what this means for the senate's health care bill. >>> two teenagers who disappeared on a hiking trail. what did one of their phones capture? and tonight, the sketch. they need your help. >>> and o.j. simpson about to get his parole hearing. what we learned tonight

he writes, riverside county da michael hester was at his desk last year when the calls started coming in. it was the day of the california presidential primary, and upset voters wanted the top prosecutor to know they had been prevented from casting their ballots. people said they were trying to vote and registration had been changed on the most to them. wnst to them.bekno toy dispatched investigators discover what was going on. they say that was one sign of s anda changing the roll could have been a precursor to a russia plan in november. will you look at that as well? guest: yes. one thing that concerns me is with states going online for voter registration, it is a good idea, but when you have online registration you obviously have an online portal hackers can potentially use to get into the system. i am concerned about what steps are the states taking protect against that kind of cyber hacking. i would say anyone who was not allowed to vote because of some kind of voter registration issue , local election officials were not following the law. under federal law, anyone who goes to a

diplomats will also be stopped from using the riverside retreat located in one of the capital's parks it was used by staff members for leisure and barbecues. well happy to say with me now to discuss all this is craig murray craig's a former u.k. diplomat and whistleblower hi there craig yeah washington sees it's russia that needs to improve relations but the u.s. plans to impose a new round of sanctions making them law in fact it's not exactly giving moscow an incentive to do that is it. not the most logical thing to say we want to improve relations therefore we are imposing sanctions to be thirty two to listen he's slightly less crazy than many of the people involved in american politics senior level that's not a very high bar but he is slightly less crazy and i think he his statement was trying to be diplomatic and lessen the impact and be less insulting to russia than the he might otherwise have been i think that's why you have that logical statement explaining these sanctions for which was not really any sensible justification at all i mean for america to be talking about you know

in riverside, tina patel, kpix 5. >>> new developments are in the works in san jose.dobe is doubling the size of its headquarters. the company bought property on san fernando street near three existing buildings and plans to build a fourth office tower as google is planning its own downtown campus. it wants to build a brand-new village near the diridon transit station. it's expected to have 8 million square feet of offices. >>> get ready to pay more for air travel. prices on delta are up for the first time in more than two years. and both delta and american say that they expect fares to keep going up to offset rising costs and keep up with strong demand. that demand is obvious at bay area airports like mineta san jose. >> we expect an increase -- double-digit increase in passenger traffic based upon what the airlines have scheduled through the end of the year. >> u.s. airlines have struggled to raise fares in recent years despite full planes, lower fuel prices meaning they could add additional flights with increased labor costs which the airline claims they now have t

diplomats will also be stopped from using the riverside retreat located in one of the capital's parks it was used by staff members for leisure and barbecues. meanwhile the russian embassy in the u.s. is puzzled by secretary tillerson statement on the sanctions it says that some washington has failed to realize that pressure isn't working in relations with moscow former british diplomat craig murray thinks it's a bomb attempt to send a more positive message. it's not the most logical thing to say we want to improve relations therefore we are imposing sanctions. to be fair to to listen he's slightly less crazy than many of the people involved in american politics at senior level that's not a very high bar but he is slightly less crazy and i think he his statement was trying to be diplomatic and lessen the impact and be less insulting to russia than the he might otherwise have been i think that's why you have a logical statement explaining these sanctions to which was not nearly any sensible justification at all. a man suspected of a stabbing rampage in hamburg on friday is a known islam

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. >> the battle is not yet done and plumes of smoke billowing over the riverside districts, amid artillery blasts and bursts of gunfire. there is committed to be only a few hundred isis fighters left but tens of thousands of civilians are being used as human shields. >> translator: the problem is the families. isis fighters are using them as human shields. >> u.s. troops who have played a major role are never far away. helping the iraqis in countless ways, neat -- not least through our artillery fire. >> intelligence sharing, analytics, lethal fires so they can dominate in close combat and advance. >> iraqi security services are already celebrating after eight months of grueling battles, they can taste victory. others believe the celebrations are premature as fears grow about what lies ahead. >> what i am worried about is the day after. what next after the isis date falls and goes into insurgency mode? >> some people argue that as long as there is instability in the region overall, isis will always have a home. >> they're going to find corner in any state in the middle east that suffers fr

diplomats will also be stopped from using the riverside retreat located in one of the capital's parks it was used by staff members for leisure and barbecue get togethers. meanwhile the russian embassy in the u.s. has puzzled by secretary to lucian statements on the sanctions it sais that washington has failed to realize that pressure isn't working in relations with moscow let's discuss all of that now with charles or to lose a private investor right or hi there charles yes so one of the situations here we have. sanctions good incentive to improve relations not what's really what we're hearing from rex tillerson your thoughts. well there's a reason they selected him as our top diplomat and. i think you know when you cut through all this the tit for tat sanctions really started under the obama administration and what people have to understand for inside the united states and outside the united states is that for so long is there is a special counsel robert muller who has the power to take an investigation and the resources financial resources to take an investigation wherever he wants t