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apparently the reason for the delay when we thought we were going to see senator sapders drop his bill rs the reason for the delay was good news because apparently behind the scenes senator sanders was working out some sort of compromise deal with a republican senator one named john mccain and because they were able to come to an agreement, that should mean that it won't just be senator sanders bringing up the bill and the republicans standing up against it. it could mean that the republicans might vote for the bill. pinch yourself. go ahead, i'm quite sure you're actually awake. joining us is bernie sanders, senator, it's a pleasure to see you. good to have you hire. you me about -- how satisfied you are with the deal you and senator mccain struck and substantively and whether you think this means you can move

. >> just about every inmate story we tell on "lockup" resolves around the three rs, respect, reputation and revenge. at indiana state prison, we met one inmate whose story revolved around his search for all three. >> don't know what the hell is blinking. battery must be going dead. >> during our shoot at indiana state prison, officials allowed us to give select inmates handheld cameras to express personal thoughts in the privacy of their cells. >> my name is cephis pasco. c-e-p-h-i-s p-a-s-c-o. i am a convict at the indiana state prison. >> we learned a lot from them. including the importance of reputation within prison. >> i've done the time. i've stayed out of trouble. i'm not a punk, bitch or any of the lesser areas of being in prison. >> two things that were notable about cephis. he was always alone. i don't think i ever saw him hanging out with another inmate. his fixsation on food. whenever you bumped into him, he was talking about food, looking forward to his next meal. >> breakfast at 6:15 in the morning. chow for lunch about 12:00, give or take. and supper's 5:30, give or take.

. >> rs, uruguay, up 1-0. joel campbell. in the 54 f minute. then oscar duarte. costa rica not expected win. upset of the day. game five of the nba finals. spurs look to class it out with the fifth nba championship. this is not over. they whop twice to win the second straight title. using last year as a motivation tool to close out this series. >> we go back to last year and learn from that. we're 30 seconds away. we feel we have it in the back and slips out of our fingers. we learn from that, draw on that and say, it's not over until it's over. our goal is win one more game. >> tomorrow's final tips off at 5:00 p.m. special guest, we'll hear thoughts on mark jackson. more world cup at 9:00 and 11:00. >> my head is already spinning. there's more? >> that's it. >> up next on abc news at 6:00 they built it, he came. why hundreds first impressions are important. you've got to make every second count. banking designed for the way you live your life. so you can welcome your family home for the first time. chase. so you can.our favorf what's your favorite kind of cheer

the reason there's a fundamental difference between the rs dvr provision in what aereo provides us with justice alito alluded to is there such license to give the initial performance to the country so that i think appropriately the focus in the cablevision context becomes just a playback feature in the timeshifting enabled by that in that context if you focus only on that than the rs dvr looks a lot like a locker service. you have to commence the content content and you only get back the same content. here is what aereo is like. area was like cablevision. going forward we will dispense with all these licenses and we are just going to try to tell people we are just in the rs dvr. nevermind we don't have any ability to get the broadcast in the first instance and we are going to provide to individual users and will be because they push buttons and not because we push buttons. i don't know how that wouldn't be the clearest violation. see. >> i'm hearing everyone having the same problem and for arguments sake i would assume if they were ever anything that should be held to fall within the pu

. >> rs, uruguay, up 1-0. joel campbell. in the 54 f minute. then oscar duarte.ta rica not expected win. upset of the day. game five of the nba finals. spurs look to class it out with the fifth nba championship. this is not over. they whop twice to win the second straight title. using last year as a motivation tool to close out this series. >> we go back to last year and learn from that. we're 30 seconds away. we feel we have it in the back and slips out of our fingers. we learn from that, draw on that and say, it's not over until it's over. our goal is win one more game. >> tomorrow's final tips off at 5:00 p.m. special guest, we'll hear thoughts on mark jackson. more world cup at 9:00 and 11:00. >> my head is already spinning. there's more? >> that's it. >> up next on abc news at 6:00 they built it, he came. they built it, he came. why hundreds of movie ithe part of us thatis a littwants to play,on. wants to be mischievous, wants to run free, all you have to do is let it out. find your inner minion only at the despicable me minion mayhem ride at universal studi

session perhaps you have not been informed was been transpired terrors have a hand raised nor for yearsrs rs remember, when we're not on the air, you can follow the latest in the muni contract negotiation online at kron 4 dot com. or follow developments on our kron4 news app. tonight some residents in san jose are without their home this morning. as kron 4's john fenoglio reports, several people including a fire fighter were hurt in the blaze. you can still the great degree on the front lawn is saying that this was a fast-moving fires started in the garage but by the time they arrived they say it had already spread to the nursing-homrest of the home fire investigators looking into a suspicious grass fire near highway 101 in san rafael that broke out earlier today. all four people escaped stool were injured because of the fire was some kind of electric could top that was left on the glass to the four people had to be taken to a local hospital and treated for first and second- degree burns to five firefighters also treated the scene fire broke out. morning near johnston drive. the fire burned

police say there were hundreds of witnesses who saw the attacku here's baz >> reporter: dozens of police rs sg ve wal-mart after twun terrorize custoers al shop cen the investigators say the shooters walked in to a cici's pizzeria restaurant and killing two officers. >> i saw their guns in their hand. he told me to tell the cops it was a revolution and he killed two stops. >> the gunman crossed the street and entered a wal-mart where more gun fire erupted killing one. police say the two shooters went to the back of the store and carried out a suicide pact. both gunmen are dead. >> it's a tragic day. it's a very, very difficult day. but we still have a community to police. we still have a community to protect. >> reporter: police are still investigating. the motive for the shootings is still unclear. bazi kanani, abc news, las vegas. >>> the other developing story we are following here is a terror attack on pakistan's busiest airport. at least 18 people have been killed in the assault on a terminal at the karachi airport. heavy gun fire and two large explosives could be heard coming from the

thtee unithed blood a ppornity to have rs to provide e their own governance andtheir ow urging all arab states to work together to stop the sunni terror group. >> former u.s. attorney general and pennsylvania governor dick thornburg is in the hospital. his wife tells "the pittsburgh tribune-review" that he suffered a minor stroke at their home over the weekend. he is expected to recover. thornburg led the state during the three mile island nuclear crisis and served as u.s. attorney general under presidents ronald reagan and ge w. bush. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> pretty nice start thi morng, temperatures in the 50s and 60s. we will see lots of sunshine today. there are a few high clouds around right now. it will b a mainly sunny day y b in fact, warmer than yesterday's high of 83. the middle 80s ts afternoon and the humiditytays low today. it will be increasing and that could lead to sommidweek storms. heading out the door right now, you'll see 52 degrees in mount pocono, trenton with clouds overhead. 65 degrees. thin clouds. they'll be out

there will an special guest, the gold warri on rs g.m. >> the warriors are giving back to the communityby re-doing two basketball courts in pay area this summer. this morning, players and the chief operating officer took part in the court unveiling ceremony and gathered at the boys and girls club of san francisco clubhouse in the mission district. it is a partnership between the warriors community foundation and pg&e. players like harrison barn taking part in basketball drills. >> i wanted to see that video. the kids looked to be having so much fun. >> for all of us, thats for joining us. who wants to be a military is next. [dramatic music] ♪ >> hey! hey! [cheers and applause] what's up, man? >> how you doing, man? >> i'm good, man. [cheers and applause] >> thank you. >> yeah. yeah. hello, and welcome to millionaire. well, as you can see, the star of abc's nashville is here with me, and he's about to go for $500,000. y'all, give it up for chip esten. what's up, man? you know what? he brought me his guitar the other day. he had, you know, "thanks for a million." >> yeah. >> and now here

peppering it works if you go to the developer especially a condo and ask them to put it in their cc&rs they understand that the night life is there and the builder sufficiently sound proves the condos with windows is there any of that on the site. >> in terms of the specific best practices that might be recommended that's not up there but certainly collecting those sorts of practices is something i'm interested in. >> okay. >> and director cam and i have been discussing and the full range there's other folks that could come to the table and things that haven't been explored that would be valuable. really the goal here was most immediately to kick start conversations as earlier as possible >> how open has the department itself been to empowering those best practices and hopefully at some point recoding those to include those. >> we haven't gotten to the stage in conversations but in terms of helping me in fact, understand the tools that are out there i appreciate the planning department help there. >> i have another question. >> yeah. >> is there that do you guys go on merchant walks. >

heading out the door we know of one problem, let's check on rs yhtun n 1 alert reporter jillian mele has that information. >> you know our one problem is a pretty big one for drivers in hamilton township. route 50 is closed at south county boulevard. it's a pretty busy road. you can take south cologne or elmwood road if you need to get around that. broad street.n hatfield at 422 near the pennsylvania turnpike this is the eastbound de y see bothns of 422 are t.qu2 a 7-minute trip there. 14 minutes on 95 southbound. woodhaven to the vine. 76 both directions that's about a 14-minute trip. >> back to the breaking news we've been following for about two hours out of the west kensington neighborhood. an armed man is barricaded in a home. police surrounded the home. a live picture of the scene at masher and huntington streets. you see the police presence. about three hours ago man got into a fight with someone outside the home. he fired two shots, ran inside. a man described as a relative in his 70s remains in that home with the gunman. so a suspect and relative in the home. we don't know i

someone works hard all day, all year to round, he or she should be ablen to earn enough to keep their rsverty and rs raise low wages for another 15 million working americans. s i hear in the house speaker boehner's refused to even allowe a vote on that measure to raise minimum wage just as he continues to refuse a vote to ny extend emergency unemployment compensation to 3 million americans.but we but we all know that if we raisa the minimum wage huge challenges remain and we must chart a patha for the best waynu forward.id the january report did just that.ut 5 it found about 50 million americans remain in poverty, ano unacceptably high number. it's also found that steps we've taken over the last 50 years ery have cut poverty in half from t what it would otherwise be.that that over 40 million americans who would otherwise be in poverty are not. that's why, mr. chairman, we we cannot understand the disconnect between poverty and the republican budget recently adopted. the budget is full of trojan on horse policies that are heavy on sound bites but actually shred the social safety net and p

hey are all a neutral technocrats as he has described them whose primary job is to run of the phrepb rs peop phrealestinian people and he ays they will adhere to the policies he seted a leaguer to were -- adhering to agreements signed previously. palestinian president can claim he represents all the alestinian people in gaza and west bank. >> given the enormous differences between hamas and in recent years do you think this unity government will survive? wrong to k it is consider this a national unity government t. is not a overnment of unification of fatah and hamas . reconciliation government that is supported by by both to supported make a ralestinian people choice of who they want to lead them. did that in 2006. >> where does this leave the israelis? >> i think israel will find isolated with the americans saying they will work with the new government. waoeup i think we should hear an announcement with the european nion that they will work with it and the arab world will work with it. -- mostost accountant countries will support the and i think that israel will at the end of the day

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. >> got to be able to roll those rs. >> i don't know if that's right, i'll be honest. >>> well, you may not have to travel to brazil for the world cup, but you can certainly get a small piece of the game. >> very, very small. check this out. a brazilian entrepreneur is offering up sardine cans filled, he claims, with brazilian air. the tin is not supposed to be opened. you just have to trust that there's brazilian air in there. each tin is painted with illustrations of brazilian sights. each can costs about $4.50. so far, the man behind the idea has made, get this, more than $67,000. >> our photographer is there. maybe he'll bring us some air. >> maybe he's collecting it and making a profit on the side. >>> more weather and another look at your news coming up right after the break. >>> hey, quick programming note for you. you can watch tonight's giants game right here on nbc bay area. our coverage starts at 6:30. >> we'll be rooting them on. in the meantime, quite a delta of temperatures across the bay area. you think between the east bay and san francisco, looking at a 20-degree di

rs. >>> giants get dominated by a pumper with a minor league earn -- pitcher with a minor league earnedrun average over 6 and why the coach was taking it just like his players next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, league debut tonight, the gs wish he would go back. >>> last year a player defected from cuba. after his big league debut tonight the giants wish he would go back. the first major league start, pitched between the upper 60s and low 90s. there's his own strikeout of hunter pence. he threw seven scoreless innings. they were scoreless in the 4th. hunter pence reached over. the umpire's review, they overturn the call and only give one run to the padres. padres up 3 -0 in the 8th. cabrera base hit scores one, hunter pence air names it into the dugout. padres win 6-0. the giants remain four games up in the national league west. >>> miguel herrera, mexico casey coach, jacked out of his mind against croatia, scoreless 77th minute, a score on the header, mexico up 1-0. they win 3-1 and clinch a spot in the knockout round. this guy has tears of joy until he sees himself on the big screen, i'm a ha

now there have been computer failures at the rs, and -- at the irs, and republican conspiracy theories have started a new. the evidence today reinforces this long-evident truth, the prevailing skins prissy in this matter -- prevailing insperity in this matter is that of to stirans' desire their base, tied a problem to the white house, and keep up this drumbeat until the november election. i am glad that you, commissioner k is here with us today to set the record straight. we are glad you are here. lasttarted at the irs december after a distinguished career in the public and private sectors, at omb, at freddie mac, as the chair of president computer council. we are glad you are here. we look forward to your testimony to set the record straight. >> thank you. that he stand to be sworn in. , youssioner koskinene solemnly swear or affirm that the testimony you are about to give will be the truth about the whole truth, and nothing but the truth? >> i do. >> let the record reflect that the witness answered in the affirmative. iq. -- thank. thank you for being with us today. you're now recogn

then there was this in the heartland, that monstrous tornado touching down and it rs relentless, hitting in nearly the same place. we're on the ground there, too. we begin with the heat and how long is this going to last. here's abc's linzie janis. >> reporter: record-breaking heat across the east coast. the mercury in philadelphia hitting 94 degrees. >> it's ridiculous, pouring sweat. >> reporter: philly so used to snow days, instead 1e7bding kids home because of the heat. at the women's u.s. open in pinehurst, north carolina, fans struggling to stay cool. at high noon, washington d.c. was the hottest city in the country, with temperatures climbing to 94 degrees, over 90 for the third day in a row. >> just try to stay in the shade. >> reporter: the first heat wave of the season can be a shock. doctors say it can be hard to act claim mate to extreme temperature changes. >> the key is staying prepared, know the signs and symptoms of dehydration, dizziness, nausea and muscle cramping and when to drink more fluids. >> reporter: especially when you are working outside. >> it's hot but i'm ke

a radar sensor called spotter rs. it sends an alert when it picks up unusual movement. other ideas include adding infrared sensors and coiled barbed wire to the fence. did you just hop a fence, it was that easy? >> yeah. they make it easy for me because i was short, about 6 feet. >> reporter: the airport says it doesn't have enough money to strengthen the entire six-mile perimeter but it's hoping congress will approve more airport funding by increasing passenger fees so it can invest in better technology. >> that was betty yu reporting. they say just three weeks before the stowaway incident it passed all the tsa security standards. >>> world cup soccer excitement is alive and well in the u.s. with team usa advancing on. across the nation, people gathered at viewing events to watch yesterday's match against germany. this event was in san francisco at the civic center plaza. and the americans lost 1-nil but the record of one win one loss and one tie was good enough for them to advance to the next round. >> we lost but we advance from the group of death. >> it could have b

. >> rs - why wait two -- irs, why did they wait two years to divulge emails. >>> and mike tyson. >>> i'm antonio mora, and this is "consider this". here is more of what is ahead. >> secretary of state john kerry meets with n.a.t.o. ministers after meeting with kurdish leaders. >> white house made it clear there's a political solution. >> there can be no future in iraq. >> i am sure he'd love the united states to become his air force. is he prepared to become a legitimate government. >> 1,000 people, mostly civilians have been killed in june. thousands have fled the fighting. >> we are here to help and will provide the support that you need until you have the ability to return to your home. >>> protests of sentences of our colleagues. >> egyptian president abdul fatah al-sisi says he will not interfere with the court decision. >> the campaign for media free speech must never end. >>> we begin with a crisis threatening to tear iraq apart. i.s.i.s. was fought on tuesday, secretary of state john kerry went to kurdistan urging the president to help unify iraq and help to form a coalition

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the kidnapping of three israeli teenage rs has prompted a crackdown on intelligence.kine has more. >> thanks. i'm joined by the senior researcher. great to see you. we heard overnight there were gun battles and troops searching for these abducted teenage rs. how likely is this to spill over if you like into some sort of conflict with gaza? >> it is very clear that the idea for -- does not intend to carry out a major militaryry operation in the west bank against hamas. reserves haven't been called up. it is only regular forces engaged. having said that, each day that goes by with large numbers of troops on the streets in west bank cities, the likelihood of a flashpoint going off becomes more likely. the longer it goes on, the more possibility of an explosion. israel doesn't want that. that is the kind of operation that we're seeing. >> the ongoing talks have resumed this week with iran. how likely do you think it is that those talks might succeed and where will that leave things with israel? >> we're getting close to the deadline, july 20. it appears the differences ar

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. >>> three teenage rs believed to be kidnapped, their search has entered the third day.israeli group has accused hamas of kidnapping the boys. jane ferguson reports from hebron. >> scouring the occupied west bank for the three missing teenagers. the israelis have been patrolling here for four days now. over 150 arrests have been made. one of them was acram's eldest son. soldiers blew open his front door on sunday night, injuring a child and turning the house upside down. he says his family are innocent. >> translator: the house was a mess, it was trashed. >> reporter: most of the search has focused on hebro city. hebron city. responsible for the kidnapping of the three young teenagers. la mast themselves are keeping very quiet and vague, giving no assertions as to whether they are or are not involved. israel considers hamas as a terrorist organization, and has condemned. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has been holding daily meetings with officials. >> we are at the height of a complicated operation. we must be prepared for the possibility it can take time. it

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