since 2012, rob has california state assembly representing the east bay and l the first ppine eo americans elected to the legislature. hisswo proposald say landlords would show just cause before they can evict. and a critics of for profit prisons say tey lackoth safety and acan countability. and now here in the 1250ud so i. soelet's begin with the housing crisis. we have a serious one in the bay area. it wouldall also allow tenants challenge. >> it's a big problem right now. we're in a state of crisis. we understood use all the tools in the tool box. right no tenants are getting hurt in a lot of of different ways. one is by havint raised incredibly high rates is that they areesntially economicly evict thaw are being evicted for reasons not fair and not just. this bill is simple and powerful. it says when you're evukted f needs to be for a fair and just reason. not a retaliatory reason, not an arbitrary reason. >> realtors and landlords say he legislature's opposed to trying to fixing the housing crisis is li foksing too much on issues that effect renters and not enough on streamlining proc

. >>> rob has been tweeting and re-tweeting tons of important information about the ongoing fire danger. make sure to follow him on twitter. his handle is @rob myetta. >>> ten years after his tragic death, a new mural in remembrance of oscar grant was unveiled this afternoon. his family hopes it prompts more healing. ross plater is in oakland with the story. >> reporter: ip deed, there was a ceremony this afternoon to mark the unofficial unveiling of that mural. it is situated on the west exterior mall of the fruitvale bart right near where you board the buses. pictured in that mural is a photo of oscar grant iii. this mural is his picture is surrounded by a number of symbols, including the peace dove. also a new sign out front designating this was oscar grant way. it has been ten years since the then-22-year-old unarmed man was shot in the back by a bart transit officer as he lay face down on the fruit dale platform. his mother spoke about what this means to the family. >> the mural and the street doesn't bring him back, but it gives a sense of atonement for us. >> reporter: now, grant

but the robot is still at the learning stage the farmer has brought in ita experts to help bonnie rob has to be able to identify which plants are wanted and which ones aren't forced or if. you can imagine drawing a picture with a grain marker and a red marker and then we tell him that's a carrot and those are wheat and later we have pictures without anything and we tell the robot to find out where would you use the color red or gray doesn't and this is what you see in the end it examines all the images and says. it was. finished in report in a long time period with farming in my grandfather's day an enormous amount has changed the machinery is now semi autonomous guided by g.p.'s a farmer also has to be able to use digital technology to understand them and also want to use them. nowadays farmers also have to be engineers and software experts able to hook up heavy duty farm machinery to networks those networks collect and analyze data so. farmers can optimize the use of seeds and fertilizer it's providing a new line of business for agricultural machinery engineers. young for listening to s

rob: has to be 100-1.the hot seat, the date is set for the former special counsel to testify on his russia report. what does it mean for the president or democrats who won't let go? live in washington. >> hitting critical mass in this statute the estate passes which is one step too far. rob: washington state versus ice, and eye-opening number of criminals on the streets thanks to sanctuary lies. details, stay tuned. oh! oh! oh! ♪ ozempic®! ♪ (announcer) people with type 2 diabetes are excited about the potential of once-weekly ozempic®. in a study with ozempic®, a majority of adults lowered their blood sugar and reached an a1c of less than seven and maintained it. oh! under seven? and you may lose weight. in the same one-year study, adults lost on average up to 12 pounds. oh! up to 12 pounds? a two-year study showed that ozempic® does not increase the risk of major cardiovascular events like heart attack, stroke, or death. oh! no increased risk? ♪ oh, oh, oh, ozempic®! ♪ ozempic® should not be the first me

now back to our top story, and in the last hour, dominic rob has been a limited from the conservativeders narrowing down to five. our favourite, borisjohnson —— the favourites, remains way out in front of the other candidates. jeremy hunt, michael gove, rory stewart and soge a job but are also in the race, with each securing the minimum of 33 votes from fellow mps. and itjust under two hour times, all five candidates will take part in a live debate here on the bbc. well the results of the latest ballots were declared just after six p:m., by the senior conservative mp, jared heller. the total number of votes cast in today's ballots was 313. the total number of ballot papers rejected was again, zero. the total numberof rejected was again, zero. the total number of votes given to each candidate in alphabetical order where as follows... michael gove, 41. jeremy hunt 46. sajid javid, 33. borisjohnson, 126. 41. jeremy hunt 46. sajid javid, 33. borisjohnson,126. dominic raab, 30. rory stewart 37. therefore, the following candidates are now eligible to continue onto the next ballots on wednes

of them defeat one where mr rubb campaign at the present moment and mate spark into life i think rob has a major problem he's too young he's too mechanical he's too robotic and above all he's got the boris johnson problem i.e. he is he embarrassed of those too hard to tears and he can't really compete with boris johnson and so rob is i think will disintegrate quite soon i would. never i never fancied him i never felt he had a chance i felt that she was overpriced entering the now one of his big backers perhaps as traders as david davis a willful whiten david davis self as opposed to put less younger inexperienced horse dominic rob for 2 reasons one i think davis must be very scarred by 2005 when he started the context contest of us in our favorite to be david cameron and then he faltered and fell and i think he's still very bruised and secondly i think it's because david davis is the nice man dominic rob used to work for him used to be his research or is very gifted intelligent and rob probably made davis but rather better than he really was because he is that good and and so davis i thi

love rob has previously said that trying to curb iran's influence in syria and the middle east is unrealistic and the news ahead here on al-jazeera was not backing down protestors turn up again in hong kong against chinese influence over the territory. and running away from the so-called steal of the century palestinian activists and speak out against the u.s. middle east plan. how the seasonal floods in china tend to move from north to south very wave than they venture disappear currently we've got flooding on the ground in guangdong and for jan you can see why because the watch just going off shore is hong kong white being thunderstorms long lasting quite often and there's the forecast was tuesday still the relief in taiwan back through ground long then up to the high ground and sichuan where the next mass of rain is forming that slides to move slowly east was then dropped south again so i think again it's going to be the southern states of china that serious flooding potential most likely realized shanghai might catch the edge of it but very otherwise will hunt for example is dry study hum

time sorry to interrupt you rob. has unveiled more details on the middle east peace plan but how but have the palestinians been responding just because they really pushed for time here. yes of course daryn the palestinians have basically been responding extremely negative lead the palestine liberation organization put out a statement on behalf of heinen who's a senior official there basically saying that the plan was abstract priorities and he said only a political solution would solve the conflict that's echoing statement that was made by the palestinian president mahmoud abbas on saturday hamas the group which controls the gaza strip has simply come out and said that palestine is not for sale so absolutely determined that palestinians are not going to be in support of anything to do with an economic approach to trying to find a solution to this problem their view is a political solution has to be found 1st. in western iraq thank you very much andy . the residents of istanbul are voting on a controversial rerun of the m

rob has said he has negotiated with them and think there is move -- room to move.reciate your time. the global strategist at rbc. he will spend more time with anna and myself. if you want to hear more, tune into bloomberg radio. we'll bring you more from peter shaffer -- schaffrick. coming up, we speak to the chief executive of standard charter at 9 a.m. london time. we give you all the intelligence you need. this is bloomberg. ♪ anna: welcome back to the european open. 41 minutes into the trading day, is quite a positive one. despite that, we are waiting for the ecb. despite the fact that we have tension surrounding trade. president trump says tariffs on chinese goods to go up again. on $250e getting 25% billion and i could go up another 300 billion. and i will do that. but i think china wants to make a deal badly, i think mexico once a deal. wants a deal.l -- anna: president trump is on his way to ireland to meet with european leaders for commemorations of the d-day landing. u.s.-mexicohe meeting wrapped up without a breakthrough. donald trump said there was not

dominic rob has been eliminated. he won 30 votes. boris johnson won 126 votes. , the latest to lose in the contest. jeremy hunt all the way at 46. michael gove, 41. the u.s. government cracks down on big tech. the vimeo ceo joins us. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: this is "bloomberg markets." i'm vonnie quinn. video sharing site video has a new offering that will let this is billed netflix-like services. earlier, i sat down with the ceo anjali sud, and what she is watching as antitrust and privacy investigation take center stage in the tech industry. any user think for , itrated content platform is good that there is a discourse around topics like , andrust or privacy clearly, more scrutiny is needed. roleimeo at least, the that we expect to play is we will continue to partner with any entity that is looking to make sure that platforms like us are operating responsibly. that is the text we are taking. i imagine google should be taking a similar tack. vonnie: i know you consider you to more of a partner than a competitor in many ways, b

we'll tell you what the governor has to say. robll put a spring in your step. the big city that wants its commuters to trade in their scooters for pogo sticks. this is harder than it looks, by the way. stay tuned. ♪ jump on it, jump on it. rob: welcome back. a living hell in the city of angels. disturbing new images showing parts of downtown los angeles filled with trash, rats, even a typhoid outbreak. carley: are you kidding me? california is one of the wealthiest states in the country so what. toddgives.todd: we have what tr has to say about this. >> reporter: there's fears that rats the could bring back the bu bubonic plague. there's fleas and rats running amock along skid row. unbelievable. this is where more than 4,000 homeless people live and this is what's being called the typhus zone. according to local reports, and the california department of public health, there was a record 124 confirmed typhus casecases in los angeles countyt year. and now one l.a.p.d. cop has typhoid according to the a.p. last week the city won the rig

>>before taking his own life kron four's rob fladeboe has been tracking this story he joins us now live with the latest from san jose rob. >>that's right. grant. a strange new twist to the story as you said to a relative now says that though the man who allegedly killed 4 people and took his and have it scored on sunday e night was very angry over the fact that to his wife's relatives in vietnam were able to obtain travel visas to the united states. but for whatever reason his relatives also in vietnam were not is sunday night that anger apparently boiled over there's more. >>then there was that many problems orange and a milk says there was no indication that his neighbor 66 year-old chai didn't all who lived with his family in this house on habits court was angry about anything you want you know see like i did my neighbor. >>and i know my neighbor goes behind on and they like em talks now and then. >>top allegedly shot and killed 4 family members before turning the gun on himself on sunday. the associated press reports that a relative says tall was jealous that some of his wife's fami

has issued a damning report on overcrowding as a migrant detention facility in texas the inspector general of the department of homeland security says immediate action must be taken to address the problem rob reynolds has more. the report called a management alert describes dangerous standing room only conditions at a detention center for adults in el paso texas in one cell 76 women are seen jammed into a space designed to hold 12 people some people stood on toilets to gain breathing room the detainees faces were blanked out in photos made public by the u.s. department of homeland security's inspector general inspectors say at 190 people were crammed into the facility which was built to house just 125 this image shows 155 people in a cell meant for 35 in another photo an armed border patrol agent is seen in a room crowded with women d h s inspector said the detention center staff routinely confiscates migrants belongings and dumps them in garbage piles the report says some single adults had been held in standing room only conditions for days or weeks agents told the inspectors of their concern that rising tensions among detainees could turn violent the alert describes the overcrowding as d

well for us rob fladeboe has reaction from san jose. >>santa clara county division of equity and social justice held a happy photo op following a news conference thursday that celebrated the supreme court decision to block the trump administration's bid to include a question about citizenship status. well, the 2020 census that the only reason the citizenship question has been put forward. >>has been 2 keep undercount of communities of color of certain people mainly people like the people who live in santa clara with a population of 1.9 million people. >>40% of whom are foreign born. santa clara county is considered by the us census bureau to be the 9th heart as to count in the nation. we have a huge immigrant population here acute on documented population here. >>a lot of folks are very fearful of the federal government's point time all of the apathy around around the government for some reason 0 to 5 to get let off the full formal the time santa clara county received some million in federal funding based on census data annually. >>that

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jillian: strong words, donald trump has not responded to the praise. rob off in france. jillian: carly shimkus sat down with team usa before they head out. so excited. the first game kicks off today. they will take on south korea but the world will be watching team usa on tuesday as they tried to make magic happen on the field once again. watch. >> usa! usa! >> reporter: they won in 2015 and are fine for a repeat victory but the for the women's world cup kicks off in france i want to see how these ladies feel about representing america on the world stage. >> we are healthy. >> how does it feel to go to france? >> so rewarding put on your jersey and standing out there. it is such an honor and i'm thrilled. >> who do you think will be toughest to beat? >> no one but thailand at this point, the second world cup and i still get the jitters. the opportunity to be able to do this again and represent my country. probably my last world cup. jillian: how does it feel? >> gary, first time i actually said it. >> reporter: what is like when a gold-medal world cup? >>

has been on every side of every issue because he has been in washington for 40 years but there is no clear message and this will get nasty quickly. rob missing the boat that this progressive field has taken over the coast but when you travel to the middle of the country most democrats are middle of the road, they want results, they don't care about the political game and don't like what is going on in new york and california. >> that's right. the manhattan and malibu liberals have taken over the democrat primary and it is only more terrain the president and republican party can take over. not these radical ideas that have taken over the entire democrat debate and we will see what happens in the next 9 months. it will be interesting to see. >> 2020 will be here before we know it. >> we will have this discussion for the next year. thanks for getting up. >> 39 after the hour. coca-cola wants you to put new flavor in the next. how you can take home some serious cash. >> pc police proving nothing is safe. why they are going after cartoons. ♪ - [voiceover] this is an urgent message from the international fellowship of christians and jews.

well our correspondent rob matheson has been at one of the protest singles. this is the 2nd day of protests here in gaza where people here have been voicing their opposition to the barker in conference to say there was a general strike and early on why this day it was a large crowd that marched through the streets of gaza city this meeting which is close to the israeli border is entitled confronting a good deal of the century security i've been trying very hard to keep people away from the border they don't want to risk any confrontations with disagree forces at this time but people here are saying that the deal of the century so hold is simply a u.s. economic deal that it does ignore their demands for a political solution they say that yes they want billions of dollars in investment but they want a political solution to the conflict with israel or the conference in bahrain is juicy and one where the unstable palestinians have been saying that there are about it is very likely to continue. the u.n. has warned that washington's decision to end waivers the coun

>>for rob fladeboe has more on this story now from san jose. >>the sound of gunfire and later police flash bang reports for her as the drama unfolded here at home and have it scored shot barker road. police were called to the scene about 8 30 sunday evening after neighbors called 911 to report hearing gunshots and some kind of argument as he iraq 5, 2, women were running from the home police now say they were the gunman's wife and daughter, a tense standoff ensued at one point police spotted 2 victims inside alive. they rescued those victims, but they later died at a hospital then about one 30 this morning. police got inside the home and discovered the bodies of 2 other people and the suspected shooter. the motive for the violence is not clear says san jose police sergeant enrique garcia. >>a great question, but we don't have a motive at this point we have no idea why the suspect decided to see these people and and the reason behind it so it still as as we speak our investigators are still conducting a full investigation and. interviewing peopl

rob: this is interesting. pot hasmore places, and people generally assume it is safer. when pregnant people are smoking i can't imagine. carley: according to this study pot use among pregnant women has doubled. look at these numbers. and the first trimester between 2002-2006, up to 12% between 2016-2017. and others said they did. social media sounding off on this one. lenore says i say no drugs for their babies and another twitter user saying i am offer legalization of marijuana but don't do it while pregnant. one more tweet, more studies on this issue. some studies have shown it could increase your chances. >> these bring us the moment in life. >> at the nhl awards last night. montrÉal goalie, surprise young fan who lost his young mother to cancer. >> the second is the question. do you want to go to the all-star game next year? >> yes. >> reporter: anderson whitehead's mom laura trying to get the going to meet her son but was unable to do so. they met earlier this year and looks like they will be spending more time t

has been involved in a terrifying midair accident. we know that was registered in plaster county. >> rob malcolm has the deed. >> reporter: wreckage of the plane birds miles from the airport in hawaii. the plane was operated by the parachute center in the crash claimed 11 lives. the plane was outfitted for 13 people and the faa is trying to determine what went wrong with clear skies and a slight breeze. a team of 11 will investigate over the next 3 to 4 days and it will take that much time to move the wreckage. we are learning the plane has a history in california. >> this plane was involved in another accident in 2016. the pilot lost control and there was substantial damage to the tail section. like other transportation you would conduct repairs and make sure that that is active. we will be looking at the quality of those repairs and whether it was inspected or airworthy. >> reporter: she heard about the crash yesterday for making her jump this afternoon. >> i wasn't phase, there is an aspect of danger when you skydive, but it didn't stop me from going today. >> the ntsb says it is the deadliest accident involving a single airplane

earlier on friday one of the busiest roads off hong kong was once again blocked off by protesters rob mcbride has more on that. protesters back on the streets gathering friday morning around the government's main offices the word spreads on social media to get moving. again one of the city's main roads is brought to a standstill by the crowds. there destination the police headquarters and an angry standoff of this was the best of the demonstrators accuse them of using excessive force and breaking got there largely peaceful protests a claim the police to know was i don't think i thought oh ok well fashionable and they are armed and they have here and we have nothing we just the i didn't really learn gone by the walked into the police is still refusing to hold an independent investigation into the way they dealt with the demonstrations. at the back of the building some protesters try to block the security cameras filming that was and to venice trapped by the protest the offices inside not able to make the last few metres to the cable the whole of emotion was against the place was they. exercise or

state warriors 106-2105 but the canadian steel canadian team still holds a 32 lead in the series rob reynolds has more from toronto. the mood here a drawn out tonight is one of disappointment but also of pride people here in the city gathered by the 10s of thousands in the streets outside the scotiabank arena to watch their beloved raptors play in game 5 of the n.b.a. series against the golden state warriors with the raptors 3 games to one people here were confident that their team would put the series where but it was not to be after following behind for most of the game the raptors surged ahead with moments to go only to lose by a single point now this team has united this diverse city like millen other and it has been our boma for basketball in the in this country in a day like none before this really for the raptors is not over game 6 of the n.b.a. final will be held in old clothes on june 13th. hello again i'm fully back to bill with the headlines on al-jazeera sudan's military jim to has reported 3 opposition leaders to neighboring south sudan it happened on the 2nd day of a general strike

rob: according to local reports a pretty big fire began after 3:00 in the morning. hazmat and fire crews are on the scene. it is unclear if anyone has been hurt. rob: this video shows one of two explosions. some neighbors say it knocked art off their walls. some people say it felt like an earthquake. some people felt this as far away as new jersey. fireballs exploding from this area. if you are not family with this area it could have an impact on other people outside this region because this refineries a few miles from philadelphia international airport. is this story continues we will monitor that. there is a big highway. if you're waking up or traveling to philadelphia keep an eye and be aware of that. jillian: another fox news alert. a police officer shot and killed in the line of duty overnight. the unidentified officer attacked in texas as he responded to a report about a man with a gun. the suspect is under arrest. this is the 21st officer shot and killed in the line of duty and the second in two days. rob: the man accused of killing a current a police officer as a criminal rap sheet that dates back decades. records show adele

liberalism has failed. rob: i have to cut in. tension between i think the far left portion of your party and where nancy pelosi is trying to ride this thing which is to keep it a little more civil toward the president to not rally up his supporters. let's listen to alexandria ocasio-cortez. >> i believe that there is a very real animus and desire to make sure we hold this president to account. i think we have a very real risk of losing the president trump to donalpresidency topresident if we don't have a candidate fighting for true transformational change. rob: for 15 seconds, don't have a lot of time, what do you think? >> majority of americans believe that president trump is going to win a second term. i do agree. it's difficult to fight against a track record of success when we talk about economic policy. his biggest issue is his behavior on twitter and some of the things he says, because suburban women have voted against him, such as orange county in california. rob: what do you sunshine sounds like aoc is nervous about the p

he was planning to kill his in-laws 66 year-old chun didn't ha is accused of murdering 4 family members before killing himself. >>kron four's rob fladeboe has the latest. >>the orange and a milk says there was no indication that his neighbor 66 year-old chai didn't all who lived with his family in this house on habits court was angry about anything you want you know see like i did my neighbor. >>and i know my neighbor goes behind their like have the talks now and then. >>top allegedly shot and killed 4 family members before turning the gun on himself on sunday. the associated press reports that a relative says tall was jealous that some of his wife's family members had obtained visas and had recently arrived from vietnam. well he was not able to bring his relatives to america that just brings of a lot of concerns of liking on are we doing with her anger sometimes. >>even like specially among asian communities and keep it to ourselves is so she added presses talk told a relative he was planning to kill his in-laws toss wife and a 17 year-old girl escaped as gunfire erupted sunday evening, terrified neighbors like the jimenez wer

has found what it described as dangerous levels of overcrowding at a migrant detention facility in texas it says migrants are regularly being held in rooms with standing room only for days or weeks rob reynolds has more. the report called a management alert describes dangerous standing room only conditions at a detention center for adults in el paso texas in one cell 76 women are seen jammed into a space designed to hold 12 people some people stood on toilets to gain breathing room the detainees faces were blanked out in photos made public by the u.s. department of homeland security's inspector general inspectors say at 190 people were crammed into the facility which was built to house just 125 this image shows 155 people in a cell meant for 35 in another photo an armed border patrol agent is seen in a room crowded with women d h s inspector said the detention center staff routinely confiscates migrants belongings and dumps them in garbage piles the report says some single adults had been held in standing room only conditions for days or weeks agents told the inspectors of their concern that rising tensions among detainees could turn violent the alert describes the overcrowding read

rob: that's crazy, win that 12 times. nadal has grand slams, just two shy of the record holder roger federer who got knocked out in semis, something else. >> he makes watching tennis exciting. all right, 11 minutes past the hour, thanks for joining us, more than 200,000 migrants released since december, the number just coming out claiming to be part of a family unit, so how can this change loophole for good, our next guest outlines legal and diplomatic solutions. rob: we have all been stuck in middle seat of the plane, who gets the armrest in this situation? it's a great debate and it's coming up ♪ did you know you can save money by using dish soap to clean grease on more than dishes? try dawn ultra. dawn is for more than just dishes. with 3x more grease cleaning power per drop, it tackles tough grease on a variety of surfaces. try dawn ultra. >> crisis at the border reaching grim new milestone. rob: more than 200,000 people, 200,000 migrants had been released into the united states after claiming to be part of family unit. >> cha

when he 1st launches his military campaign known as operation dignity in the east of libya and rob reynolds has more on us reaction from washington d.c. . the weapons in question here they're called javelin anti-tank rockets and they're manufactured by the us defense giants raytheon and lockheed martin jointly and according to the markings on the boxes the crates of these weapons were shipped and they were sold from the united states to the united arab emirates in 2008 now the. weapons themselves are very sophisticated they're capable of taking out any tank anywhere in the world be it russian or chinese or other types of tanks and we did contact the state department and received the following communication from them the state department spokesperson telling al-jazeera we take all allegations of misuse of u.s. origin defense articles very seriously we are aware of these reports and we are seeking additional information we expect all recipients of u.s. origin defense equipment to abide by the end user obligations and what that means is that end user obligations simply means that when the united s

as i mentioned trump's national security adviser is in israel where he once again warns iran rob matheson has more on that. the u.s. national security adviser has come to israel with a clear message for iran neither iran nor any other hostile actor should mistake u.s. prudence and discretion for weakness no one has granted them a hunting license in the middle east iran can never have nuclear weapons not against the usa and not against the world. words welcomed by israel's prime minister standing close by benjamin netanyahu is determined that iran's military presence in israel's neighbors syria is a threat which cannot be tolerated what's new is that now thanks to crippling american sanctions iran is facing unprecedented economic pressure as a result of its aggression so i was pleased to hear president trump make clear yesterday that pressure will continue and that pressure will increase netanyahu has brought together the u.s. and russia for 3 way meetings to discuss the growing crisis with iran on thursday iran shot down a u.s. military drone it's a who's who's flying through its airspace the

getting in saying it undermined his country's sovereignty rob reynolds has more. thousands of venezuelans lined up to cross the simone bridge into colombia was a rare chance for these people to purchase food medicine and other commodities no longer available or in extremely short supply in venezuela only pedestrians are allowed to cross back and forth into colombia the government of president nicolas maduro has blocked large scale food convoys. according to the united nations 4000000 people have left venezuela in recent years the u.n. has called the mass migration the largest in the recent history of latin america and the caribbean hyperinflation poverty and political chaos are fueling the exodus the. actress and humanitarian activist angelina jolie who is a special envoy for the u.n. refugee agency u.n.h.c.r. visited a camp for venezuelan migrants in neighboring colombia she was greeted by children who spoke about the desperate conditions that forced their families to leave their country but the me then i suppose a year is that once i guess i can say yeah we coul

. >>> the city of oakland has launched a pilot program to deal with the hundreds of rvs parking overnight on city streets. >> roborted that they have begun moving rvs into a dozen in the parking lot in the coliseum the security and sanitation. >> reporter: here in the shadow of the oakland coliseum, a half- dozen rvs now sit in a city- owned parking lot with around- the-clock security, running water, a porta potty and counseling services. >> so far so good. it is a pretty good deal. >> reporter: rick martinez is one of the dwellers that moved in a few days ago. he had been parked among a massive rvs on 83rd avenue a few blocks away. he says it isn't safe there. >> i have a wife and a wheelchair. i have to go to work sometimes. she is at home by herself. anything could happen. there are guys breaking in cars, all kinds of stuff. >> moving here he says is much better. dubbed the safety, security, it is free. >> reporter: the oakland mayor, libby schaaf to unveil this new homeless initiative called rv safe parking. >> we are excited to be doing something to alleviate the impact on the residents of east oakland as w

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rob marciano has the details. >> reporter: nik wallenda seen taking practice steps on the high wire saturdayreparing for his death defying stunt in times square, now just hours away. on the the brother similar sister daredevil duo nick andly ana make history on this high wire, 25 stories up, 1300 feet long, trading places in the middle -- if that's not daunting enough. >> one of the challenges we have, 17 stories here and 25 stories there. >> the incline adding another heart pounding obstacle. this is their first performance together sincely ana was injured in this accident in 2014. she and others falling from a wire while rehearsing for a world record. she shattered every bone in her fate. the accident left her shaken. >> i don't know she will take the first step. >> it was emotional. >> reporter: but that didn't stop her from getting back on the wire. >> she wanted to close the circle that was left open from the accident. >> reporter: upping the ante, the flying wallenda's taking the wire two times higher and four times longer than anythingl am >> and while nick has wowed us before with wi

getting in saying it undermined his country's sovereignty rob reynolds has more. thousands of venezuelans lined up to cross the simone boulevard bridge into colombia was a rare chance for these people to purchase food medicine and other commodities no longer available or in extremely short supply in venezuela only pedestrians are allowed to cross back and forth into colombia the government of president nicolas maduro has blocked large scale food convoys according to the united nations 4000000 people have left venezuela in recent years the u.n. has called the mass migration the largest in the recent history of latin america and the caribbean hyperinflation poverty and political chaos are fueling the exodus . actress and humanitarian activist angelina jolie who is a special envoy for the u.n. refugee agency u.n.h.c.r. visited a camp for venezuelan migrants in neighboring colombia she was greeted by children who spoke about the desperate conditions that forced their families to leave their country the me then i suppose a year is that once i guess i can say yeah we co

. >> rob, pg & e has confirmed it is starting the process of turning the power back on. but people in this neighborhood are not happy and they are very hot. and they're finding creative and possibly even dangerous ways to beat the heat. how are you staying cool? >> i'm not really right now. >> i had my shirt off earlier. >> charles and kay kelly live in the lake bariessa area. >> dozens of homes are hooked up to powereve silva a problem of its own. >> it's just caused another fire hazard. >> using a general generator. hot, muggy weekend. preempted move by pg & e to prevent wildfires, after the company's equipment was blamed for starting the campfire in paradise. the most structurive fire in state history. >> a kind of feel that pg & e is using us as a test on how this notification program is working. >> pg & e is using the down time for maintenance and that the county has set up two charging stations for people and their devices. still, kelly isn't having it. she says no power is no solution. >> you know what, it's not our, it's not our problem, as far as like they need

mlb commissioner rob manfred has said this is something teams will look into.ctural issue and this is tough. >> nationals park, matt scherzer working on his bunting before the game was rained out. scherzer didn't lay that one out. the ball hits him in the face breaking his nose. the team says a ct scan was negative. the three time cy young award winner was scheduled to pitch today. the team said his status was to be determined. >>> twins and red sox, tied at three in the seventh game inning. matt kepler came through with the walk-off single. this was supposed to be his off day. he came in in the sixth inning. ended up playing 11 innings. he tied the game with a homer in the 13th. not bad for an off day. >>> finally, meet jewel hurricane hawkins. 103-year-old taking gold in the 100 meter dash at the national senior games. hawkins says running has helped keep her mind and body sharp. >> i hope i'm inspiring them to be healthy and to realize you can still be doing it at this kind of an age. >> hurricane hawkins started running competitively just two years ago. she

>>kron four's rob fladeboe has more on the story now from san jose. >>the sound of gunfire and later police flash bang reports for heard as the drama unfolded here at home and have it scored shot barker road. police were called to the scene about 8 30 sunday evening after neighbors called 911 to report hearing gunshots and some kind of argument as he iraq 5, 2, women were running from the home police now say they were the gunman's wife and daughter, a tense standoff ensued at one point police spotted 2 victims inside alive. they rescued those victims, but they later died at the hospital then about one 30 this morning. police got inside the home and discovered the bodies of 2 other people and the suspected shooter. the motive for the violence is not clear says san jose police sergeant enrique garcia. >>a great question, but we don't have a motive at this point we have no idea why the suspect decided to see these people in and the reason behind it so it still as as we speak our investigators are still conducting a full investigation and. interviewing pe

political victory for trump who has made stopping migration the central pillar of his political brand and who had faced opposition from within his party to the proposed tariffs rob reynolds washington. has new sanctions on its petrochemical industry shows the u.s. isn't serious about its calls for renegotiating the nuclear deal the sanctions target tehran's largest petro chemical group which provides it billions of dollars to the islamic revolutionary guard corps washington's friend the elite military unit a terrorist organization comes a week after my palm pal announced the u.s. was ready to sit down with tehran for safari joins us live now from tehran said or so what are these sanctions mean. well they mean that this large company and 39 of its subsidiaries are now under severe sanctions by the united states government anyone trying to do any business with them will be punished this company is known to provide economic support to her family that is the construction firm that of the revolutionary guard it's one of the biggest companies in the country they've been awarded major projects by the government just in 2013 there are figures reportedly about $220000000

meanwhile, legendary filmmaker rob reiner has produced a video for now this explaining some of the more dramatic findings of the mueller report for those who have not read it. >> on august 2nd, 2016, trump campaign managers manafort and rick gates met with a russian agent in a cigar bar in new york city. >> this is one of many meetings where they shared the campaign's internal polling data and their electoral strategy specifically the targeting of midwestern states. >> let me say that again. trump's campaign manager shared trump's election strategy with russia. >> that's the textbook definition of collusion. >> and rob reiner joins me now. rob, this is the second video -- i think i've seen them both. what is the goal here. >> the goal here is to educate the public. you know, virtually nobody has read the mueller report. and if you do read it, you will see that there is more criminality in that relating to president trump than any other sitting president in american history. and most people just don't know about it. so we're trying to educate the public. it's kind of like a weird cache 2

. >> rob roth has some dramatic pictures and talked with some of the first responders who helped rescueall came into the fire protection district at 6 a.m. the car had plunged about 100 feet over a cliff on highway one near coleman valley road north of the bay. >> we found a vehicle upside down on the rocks below. it was fully engulfed in flames. >> reporter: this is what the front looks like, a passerby took a photo. >> the front end was flattened up, the nose all mashed in. >> reporter: the woman somehow made it out of the car. >> she climbed out the window and into the water and swim away from the vehicle as it was catching fire. >> reporter: several hundred yards out to sea rescuers could see an object completely still at first and then there was movement. we spoke by phone with rescue swimmer heath who went in after her. >> right when i sweat out to her she asked if i was okay. she was responsive, compliant with my actions and i was able to hook her up in my billy and tell her back to the shore safely. >> reporter: once on shore she was able to somehow walk. rescuers put her on the

residences undercount might have led to cutbacks in federal funng and services our four's rob fladeboe has reaction now from san jose. >>santa clara county division of equity and social justice held a happy photo op following a news conference thursday that celebrated the supreme court decision to block the trump administration's bid to include a question about citizenship status. well, the 2020 census that the only reason the citizenship question has been put forward. >>has been 2 undercount of communities of color of certain people mainly people like the people who live in santa clara with a population of 1.9 million people. >>40% of whom are foreign born. clara county is considered by the us census bureau to be the knife heart as to count in the nation. we have a huge immigrant population here acute on documented population here. >>a lot of folks are very fearful of the federal government this point in time all of apathy around around the government for some reason 0 to 5 girls again left off the full formal the time. >>santa clara county received some million in federal funding based o

has the better message? >> a president who is a racist, a sexist, a homophobe su and a religious bigot. robkickoff in orlando and carly shimkus with highlights of that and what social media has to say. the russell's travel to a different swim meet every saturday. but now...it's thursday. good thing they discovered gain flings with oxi boost and febreze odor remover. smelling is believing and gain flings can hiya karate stink too. gain flings. seriously good scent. and if you love gain flings, you've gotta try the dish soap. >> i stand before you to officially launch my campaign for a second term as president of the united states. i can promise you that i will never ever let you down. we went through the greatest witchhunt in political history. can you imagine if i got a subpoena, if i deleted one email like a love note to milania. it is the electric chair for trump. a vote for any democrat in 2020 is a vote for the rise of radical socialism and the destruction of the american dream. are you ready? keep america great. jillian: very you heard it, keep america great. democratic strategists and

rob: rumors of a tentative trade truce that could be coming. our economy haswith all these tariffs and the situation with china which we are heavily reliant on for a number of things. this is a potential trade truce, could be really great news economically for our country. people keeping their eye on that and also meeting with vladimir putin. he will meeting with angela merkel and the president of india. a big few days and the meeting with xi jinping is set for saturday 11:00 in the morning japan time. jillian: we have a portion of an interview with donald trump where the president said if there's a deal that can be made, great but i will make the right deal. he always hangs on that, not going to make a deal for the sake of making a deal. in the meantime we are doing well right now. we are in a good position. rob: people criticized the president for pulling out of the transpacific partnership, the best way to keep china in check, the president doesn't agree. all this weighing in on the negotiation and the big question, these tariffs, can someone get rid of the

had suspended plans to impose tariffs on all mexican goods as part of this deal rob reynolds has more from washington. the u.s. threat to impose punitive tariffs on mexico led to a week of intense negotiations ending in a last minute accord president donald trump announced in a tweet the united states of america has reached and signed agreement with mexico the tariffs scheduled to be implemented by the u.s. on monday against mexico are hereby indefinitely suspended mexico in turn has agreed to take strong measures to stem the tide of migration through mexico and to our southern border this is being done to greatly reduce or eliminate illegal immigration coming from mexico and into the united states mexican foreign minister marcello said the 2 sides reached a compromise but he said it was i think it's a fair balance because the us had more drastic proposals at the start and we have reached a middle point that we agreed to support mexico's proposal to support the central american countries. mexico had already agreed to send troops to its border with what amala to control the flow of mig