>> four weeks later ruby is home and healthy and sleeping like a baby. >> and that was abc. there is much more ahead on "action news" at 12:30. a community rallies in support of a restaurant owner attacked in the video seen around the world and a big step in british history. the first woman to lead the guard protectin life. intelligent technology can help protect it. the all-new audi q5 is here. >>> 75 apartment towers across the uk have now failed fire safety tests much the inspections followed the deadly inferno at is the greenville tower. the company has now stopped selling the product. and residents of several housing projects have sent a letter to prime minister theresa may. the blaze started in a refrigerator and killed at least 79 people. >>> in japan the u.s. held a memorial service for the seven sailors lost on the uss fitzgerald. japanese civilians joined military personnel and formed an honor line as they took shipmates to an is of. when a philippine cargo ship ran into the fets gerald in early morning darkness and an investigation into the accident continues. >>>

but admits making ruby expert was a challengem to make history but admits making ruby expert was a challengee, but someone is looking, oh, there's an asian girl in that team and there are times when i have played in the men's team and i took four wickets. selma and dana both enjoyed family support but that is not always the case. here in birmingham, they are creating a sporting arm to introduce an unlikely group of women to the benefits of regular physical activity. it's important to have a message to say it's ok for our girls to be in sport and we really want them in sport. its physical and mental well—being. them in sport. its physical and mental well— being. it is them in sport. its physical and mental well—being. it is also them confidence and self—esteem. sport brings all those things. amla rafiq watched her brother become the youngest ever captain of yorkshire and has since been leading the charge in yorkshire to encourage young girls to become involved after becoming frustrated lack of opportunity. my dad used to drive me miles from home to access cricket as well. again, it was having

so in honor of ruby let's do the ruby stretch, everybody is like do the ruby stretch. screen time. a principal came up with a great challenge motivating children, oh, boy, put down those devices. jesse, good luck with that. >> thanks, robin. you know, with so many kids glued to their phones and tablets there is a school principal that gave them a challenging summer assign many. put down their devices for one day a week. her plan could cost her some big bucks. but she says it's all worth it. washington d.c. school principal diana smith knows devices and social media can wreak havoc on teens. >> i really want the kids not mindlessly grabbing for the phone, but thinking about whether or not the phone is going to be their source of entertainment. >> reporter: she decided to find a way to motivate her students to disconnect from screens and plug into life with a challenge. >> they go without any screens, devices for the 11 tuesdays of the summer. if they do that i will give them $100. >> reporter: yep, you heard that right. principal smith has promised cold, hard cash. out

buena suerte para ti, rubi.osy por suerte sÓlo tuvieron unos raspones. sucediÓ en chihuahua cuando estaban yendo cumplir con una actividad. escuchÉ nada mÁs, nos vuelven a sorprender en disney pixar con una pelÍcula de toque latino. ya dieron a conocer un avance de esta pelÍcula que se titula "coco" y se estrena noviembre. trata del tradicional dÍa de muertos. protagonista miguel llega al mundo de los muertos para encontrarse con su familia que lo ayudarÁn a regresar al mundo de los vivos. muy cool. que emocionante . bueno, hacemos una pausa pero al regreso le diremos porque puede quedar embarazada a pesar de haber tomado la pastilla anticonceptiva. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ yarel: estÁn retirando del mercado unas pastillas anticonceptivas debido a un error que podrÍa no evitar el embarazo. asÍ como lo escucho. las pastillas se venden como 24se con fecha de caducidad de mayo del prÓximo aÑo. y el error estÁ en que ordenar mal las pastillas y las cuatro primeras estÁn vencidas. y puede no recibir las suficientes hormonas para evit

but admits making ruby expert was a challengem to make history but admits making ruby expert was a challengejoyed family support but that is not always the case. here in birmingham, they are creating a sporting arm to introduce an unlikely group of women to the benefits of regular physical activity. it's important to have a message to say it‘s ok for our girls to be in sport and we really want them in sport. its

ruby from crescent city, florida. the morning, democrats line. caller: good morning. i'm a democrat who supported trump and i voted for him and i souls -- i still support him. i wonder how many democrats have something hidden in the small that he is going to drain. i think that's what they are all afraid of. and whoever has the authority to get out of there can -- off of fire mueller, they need to do it. proof, so it'sny time to let it go and let mr. trump yunnan with his job of draining the swamp that they are trying to prevent him from doing. host: thank you, ruby. this is from natalie heflin, president trump has done nothing wrong. this is a power grab by the washington elite, republicans and democrats to stay in power. us.is joining good morning, welcome to the conversation. be james joining us from mississippi. caller: good morning. happy father's day to everybody. i just wanted to make a statement, i just feel like the way things are going now in this country, there's a serious -- racism and discrimination. and it's coming from both sides. people to try and judg

this is a parliament, 650 individual elections ruby and nine parties all looking for a stake ruby andruby and nine parties all looking for a stake in westminster. here's what they had to say in the final push of campaigning. there are challenges ahead, the brexit negotiations, we need to get them right. brexit is the basis of everything. we need to secure our economy for the future, make sure we have more and better paid jobs. you have more and better paid jobs. you have a choice, five more years of tory cuts, longer waiting lists, underfunded schools in many parts of the country, and hope under the labour party. if you want to send a message to theresa may that you are not to be taken for granted, the dementia tax is not to be given the all clear and cuts are not ok, the liberal democrats are the party to get behind. she has come across as wea k get behind. she has come across as weak and evasive so it is possible but scotland could stop her getting a bigger majority. people are coming onto the idea that theresa may will not give us the brexit want. what we need to do is to have... t

the clue of saying he's a bit like noel coward which i find bizarre because i thought you'd be per rubyse he come from the —— peruvian because he can come per he's all his sweet and lovable he suggested being like noel coward, like, hello i'm parrington. but we ended up more innocent, with permanent high eyebrows. he is an innocent abroad. he's wandering about, not quite knowing what's going on. that was one of his great strengths, wasn't it? he was a little alien, really. in an environment where you have to explain things to him. he was a brilliant storyteller. and really sweet guy. we did 140 episodes and he did ten session. so he was really hands—on? he did ten session. so he was really hands-on? yes. he was paying attention to everything. he was lovely. in fact, attention to everything. he was lovely. infact, my attention to everything. he was lovely. in fact, my father was and actor who made films in the 19605 and actor who made films in the 1960s and 70s. it was nice to chill theice 1960s and 70s. it was nice to chill the ice in the auditions, trying to play this wonderfully iconi

. >> "diamonds & rubies"." >> as you say. >> we'll see more "diamonds & rubies" as of late. i swear traffic is getting worse and worse. >> there's no just rush hour anymore. it starts at any time. >> bay area living. >> so there's only so many colors in the rainbow and i think we're well represented today. [ laughter ] >> you guys look very patriotic. [ crosstalk ] >>> overcast skies from the embarcadero looking out towards the estuary and the port of oakland. i think i can actually see the morning star. can you see something at the top of your screen? we may have a hole in that patch of stratus there. you can see see venus from our mount vaca cam with the clear skies over he over vacaville. right now 55 in santa rosa. 56 degrees thin overcast in livermore. the winds have been brisk this morning around 10 to 11 around the bay, 14 sfo. 13 in concord. 14 san ramon valley. 21 fairfield. winds will be variable this afternoon 10 to 20 with stronger gusts. the the return of the low clouds and fog streaming inland at least 60 miles to the north. 80 miles to the south. 60 miles to t

. >> "diamonds & rubies"." >> as you say. >> we'll see more "diamonds & rubies" as of late. i swear traffic is getting worse and worse. >> there's no just rush hour anymore. it starts at any time. >> bay area living. >> so there's only so many colors in the rainbow and i think we're well represented today. [ laughter ] >> you guys look very patriotic. [ crosstalk ] >>> overcast skies from the embarcadero looking out towards the estuary and the port of oakland. i think i can actually see the morning star. can you see something at the top of your screen? we may have a hole in that patch of stratus there. you can

. >> reporter: casa ruby is a homeless youths. they house 40 a night.ng the organization, has its challenges. >> come n create an expression of love and support for the community, and with each piece, we're making a donation to casa ruby. >> reporter: marriott set up its annual love travels mosaic. >> can you do one for me so i can keep it? >> reporter: ruby is the founder. >> they're there for you to help yourself and to basically start your life over. >> reporter: she's a transgender woman who understands the challenges many of these young people face every day. >> i was homeless for many years. once i transition my gender, i found the happiness that i really needed. and at that point, nothing else mattered. >> reporter: now she pays it forward. making sure lbgtq youth only supported but proud to be who they are with the confidence needed. >> i remind them they also have a place right here in this city where they can thrive and they can live and they can be become anything that they want. >> reporter: reporting in the district, meagan fitzgerald, news

you are at how tough the republicans had to win in ruby red district. think this important to look down ballot at a kind of resistance and renewal politics where you are witnessing in the ninth assembly district in new york, someone you covered in jackson, mississippi, mary crafts and her is poised to be the next district attorney in philadelphia, progressive taking on the criminal justice system. i think we need to look down ballot. i think we need to understand how competitive the house races will be in light of the struggle of the republicans to keep these ruby red districts. amy: what about this issue of what ossoff exactly represented, the critique he did not push forward core platform issues like single-payer, free tuition? >> pfeiffer>> 15. i think it is interesting and i think nan orrock spoke to stacy abrams who may be the first woman, first of merrick and governor of georgia who launched the eve of this race. she brought two pillars to the democratic party, nina turner, jason candor, but together they spoke to new kind of majority. against the

see if it bears fruit, the republicans taking heart and winning ruby red districts by close margins,should take that as cold comfort for republicans going forward. we will see. it's not that far away. great to see you both. thank you so much. >>> i need to turn to breaking news. word that a police officer has been attacked at an airport in michigan. the fbi is investigating. this is just coming to us at this moment. what do we know? >> this apparently we're told this happened at the bishop airport in flint, michigan. a police officer was stabbed in the neck. this appears to be a random, completely targeted attack against a police officer. the fbi is responding. they are there. they have joined this investigation. obviously, a lot of concern over whether or not this was some sort of terrorist attack given what's been going on overseas and some of those attacks. now the fbi is on scene investigating, looking to see whether or not this was an act of terrorism. the suspect is in custody. officials would not give us any information concerning the suspect, his identity or where he is from

what it would indicate to my game that i own dishes to go to the ruby thought ok a compliment is like a on that i thought a little good decision is a good head on his homework how you cope but i guess you don't fool she don't do it because you know we will talk to you i was you told to go on and off. because of all that much because of the approach that off. you tom when working with the old high school tomorrow to my me those are just awful. and too much. to hope that that will lead to. that of those who have it all i can tell when i'm in my eyes because it would even go your money i'm going to smell some of the shit . you want it to and get so much trouble hush that improbable people who are going to tell me what i was doing. i was like you need a thousand official. just so we can know was he just looked to me to know it was you know your morning. oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh. oh oh you are doing it i wonder what i was doing in the market is very long as we're going to slow you going to follow. he doesn't impose it because of course he was. going to come down as one sou

my game that i own dishes to go to the ruby thought ok a compliment is like a on that i thought it all good decision is a good how yes i'm worse how you cope but i guess they don't. get you and we will talk to me i was you told to go on and off while i was little i guess kind of wasn't much cause of your problems that are. in time when working with the old poster to my to my me those are just awful to my own long and too much. to hope that that will. also have it all i can tell women what i suppose it would mean the guy you money i'm going to snow was one of the. they want it to one case they so much so watch them so well to going to what i was hearing. i was like you need a thousand of that sample i got it here so we can get it was he just look to it now was it your money. it's a wonder if i was thinking that much is going on in this we're going to dispose of people who doesn't as a pick as opposed to. tell me they're going to come down as one source or all elderly it's one guy so it's not going to turn. it. over. it it it. through. readouts you know we in kind of say well as a closer

she used her uniqueness to make history but admits making ruby expert was a challenge. asian girl in that team and there are times when i have played in the men's team and i took four wickets. salma and dana both enjoyed family support but that is not always the case. here in birmingham, they are creating a sporting arm to introduce an unlikely group of women to the benefits of regular physical activity. it's vital to have a message to say it's ok for our girls to be in sport and we really want them in sport. its physical and mental well— being. it is also your confidence and self—esteem. sport brings all those things. amla rafiq watched her brother become the youngest ever captain of yorkshire and has since been leading the charge in yorkshire to encourage young girls to become involved after becoming frustrated at the lack of opportunity. my dad used to drive me miles from home to access cricket as well. again, it was having to drive miles away. there was nothing on the doorstep. fast forward to the next generation and 16—year—old anisa ansar broke every women's wreck

but ruby bridges. probablyre right, i'm not. but what they did talk about was the we went through african-american history museum we saw controversy. i must be because -- becoming more visible. because as i come to speak, more soen people ask me to not be controversial. i'm not saying anybody here asked me to do that but i'm just that to point out sometimes our friends are afraid of what is really the in convenient truth. and i don't know what it is that is so controversial except for the fact that i am aware that black people are as group.s any other that latinos, that people who are equally intelligent got the gene pool lottery. everybody has access to. same capacity is given the same opportunity. and here we are having a about brown v. education 63 years later. and the reason we're having that conversation is because the persist then are here today. in fact, there are segregated schools. i appreciate people, you know, smart people that come up with new definitions for the same old thing. you just pick 'em called prom bacon.t

here's a live look at the headlights westbound on 580 and the diamonds and the rubies for the monday morning commute. a lane closure northbound 680 due to a grass fire. the far right lane is shut down. no significant delays. and no delays at the bay bridge toll plaza. a 10 minute ride from the maze to san francisco. that's a check of the traffic. back to you. >>> definitely a great weekend ahead at santa cruz. but good luck getting there from los gatos. >>> it's a hot june weekend and the family in the maroon colored suv is heading to santa cruz. and we're following the directions on google maps. >> did it surprise you to see all the traffic? >> it says that we weren't supposed to hit traffic for another 2 miles. >> they are still telling drivers that taking the inside streets is faster. >> everybody is getting off the freeway to avoid a 1.8-mile stretch of highway but snaking through the neighborhood, the distance is longer and you're dealing with the stop signs and red lights. so all the locals think it's probably not working. >> i think this might be the new northerly at least in

narrator: the "solomon ruby" is heading to sea in the hopes of catching 350 metric tons of skipjack tuna. man: "solomon emerald," "solomon emerald," copy. narrator: fishmaster junior delaverata grew up in the solomons and commands a crew of his fellow islanders. he says technology has become an essential tool in the boat cockpit. delaverata: it's quite easier now. when there's a spot of fish 100 meters away, the sonar can tell you the density of fish, how many tons there is, how deep it i and howar it is. narrator: it's not long before a large school of tuna are spotted. and the crew races to lay nets and gather the catch. before long, hundreds of tons of tuna start coming up over the rail. but this kind of modern technology is a double-edged sword. delaverata: as a pacific islander myself, i would ask one question--will the next generation enjoy this industry as we do now? it's so very easy to catch fish. that's the worrying part. more boats, more fish harvested from the sea. narrator: for now, the western and central pacific is still the most productive fishery on the planet. but the r

what made it more compelling is that we were there with ruby bridges. because my sons 11 and 14, they see her still as the kid. so they were just caught up in the fangt that they're sitting there talking to ruby bridges. and so one of the curators who was taking us around said to them, you know, one day maybe your dad will be here. and they were like, no, he won't. he's not really that important. and they're right. i'm probably not. but what they did talk about was when we went through the african-american history museum, we saw controversy. and i say that because i must be becoming more visible. because as i come to speak more often people ask me to not be so controversial. i'm not saying anybody here asked me to do that. but i'm just going to point out that sometimes our friends are afraid of what is really the inconvenient truth. and i don't know what it is that i say that's so controversial except for the fact that i am aware that black people are as smart as any other group. that latinos, that people who are poor are equally intelligent. that nobod

. >> it's full of emeralds and diamonds and rubies. >> reporter: by an art dealer. >> when somebody finds that chest, they're going to be shocked. >> reporter: fin's 2010 poem is a cryptic treasure map. >> take it in the canyon down. not far but too far to walk. >> reporter: the promise of riches, inspiring tens of thousands of amateur treasure hunters like cynthia meacham. >> i probably have been out at least over 100 50 or 60 different places in new mexico i've actually been to. >> reporter: but wallace is now the second man in just over a year to die looking for fin's treasure. a man was found last year. his family thinks it's all a hoax. the treasure could be hidden in steep, rocky mountain terrain like this here in colorado or in three other states, stretching more than 1,000 miles, and only one man knows where it is. fin insists that it is real. he says it's a terrible tragedy that pastor wallace lost his life and i feel deep compassion for his wife and extended family. >>> meet the new hollywood industry of the viral agents. >> they're hoping the latest social media celebs make the

that district a ruby red district.there was an outlier campaign in terms of 2016 and hillary clinton did very well. but typically that's a red district and those voters are socially conservative, religiously conservatives and not enough democrats in that district to make it competitivc. >> it's a big win for the president whose approval ratings are abysmal. 0-4. democrats are 0-4. the president about to approach this rally and we can now report at this moment he is going to be holding his first re-election fundraiser before he's gotten anything passed through congress at the trump international hotel in washington next wednesday. so he is now, you know, full roll ahead at those sorts of events. >> well, let me just say first of all, after being so critical on donald trump on so many occasions, i think this is one occasion where we say he deserves to take a victory lap. any president in his shoes would be doing exactly what he's doing, impressing voters with the fact that republicans won all four states. and you can't g

. >> yeah, they were at ruby's diner in calabasas.key dressed as well. >> your mom and dad are kim and kanye. give them a little bit of luxury. >> the parents would love to go somewhere else but this is all north west's going to eat. >> chicken fingers and french fries. >> can you start a kid off on different foods early on? >> yeah, like my niece loves olives and gouda cheese. >> what a boujee baby. >> jay-z, he got inducted into the songwriter hall of fame. barack obama gave him a speech. and he might have just spoiled what jay-z and beyonce are having. >> jay and i are also fools for our daughters. although he's going to have me beat once those twins show up. >> they're having girls! jay-z's got the curse! >> wait, what? i'm sorry, what did you say? >> steph curry and his wife, they are walking into delilah. >> after the parade, you think

there's your "diamonds & rubies" for your wednesday morning commute. looking good dublin-pleasanton interchange. we are in the green just under 25 minutes heading out of antioch no delays to i-80 connecting in hercules about 30 minutes. bay bridge toll plaza stacking up in the cash lanes. if you don't have a fast track, you better head out now. back to you guys. >>> in just one day fired fbi director james comey will testify on capitol hill. comey is scheduled to appear before the senate intelligence committee tomorrow. and he could cast some serious doubts on the president's credibility. according to cnn, comey will dispute the president's statement that he was told he was not under investigation. the president wrote comey this letter when he fired him in may. it says, he appreciates comey for informing him on three separate occasions that he is not under investigation. the president referred to potential russian interference in the u.s. election. senators are also expected to ask if president trump asked comey to pledge his loyalty to him after the i

all your "diamonds & rubies" for your wednesday morning commute. back to you guys. >>> uber founder travis kalanick is resigning as ceo. according to the "new york times," five major investors demanded that he step down. kalanick helped uber go from startup into tech giant with an estimated value of $70 billion but the company is under fire for allegations of sexual harassment and discrimination and fostering a toxic culture. last week, kalanick announced he would take a leave of absence after his mother died. according to the times, investors told him yesterday saying he must leave immediately and the company needs a change in leadership. according to the times, kalanick said: kalanick will reportedly rem on the board of directors. google is celebrating a victory in t >> it's not clear who will take over. kalanick will reportedly remain on the board of directors. >>> googlele has a victory in their effort to transform downtown san jose. they hav station. betty yu reports. >> reporter: the city just gave google its first okay to build a new megacam

there's your "diamonds & rubies" if you can see it.ittle harder to see it today but we are still in the green tracking 25 minutes from 205 towards 680. 880 heading through oakland, as you can see, traffic is doing just fine in both directions. if you see flashing lights, it's fruitvale heading over to the bay bridge toll plaza no major backups just yet. we are seeing a few cars in the cash lanes but it's still in the green 13 minutes completely different story over at the golden gate bridge. it is foggy. please be careful out on the roadways this morning. back to you guys. >>> according to a new report deadly crashes involving teens are up 10%. we have a report on how teens are more likely to drive distracted. >> reporter: dashcam video shows what happens when teens drive distracted. here, one teen looks at her phone for six seconds before going off the road. laura carney knows the dangers. in the summer of 2003 her father was killed by a teen driver who witnesses say was using a cell phone. >> he was someone who really embraced life a

con esta comparaciÓn que se hicieron con rubÍ, a diferencia de rubÍ, dayana tiene un buen mÉrito.a quedar vacantes. no haber suficientes personas para llevar el trabajo. no queremos que nuestros niÑos se quedan atrÁs. lamentablemente, en el campo de la informÁtica hay muchas imÁgenes donde nuestros niÑos no se ven representados. si tienes una niÑa, es un niÑo haciendo ciencia informÁtica. entonces, queremos que nuestros niÑos se ven representados. google y su departamento nos busco para crear diferentes vÍdeos animados que promuevan a los niÑos este interÉs por la informÁtica. ya son muÑequitos, nuevamente, haciendo divertido. explican quÉ es codificar. ana patricia: es increÍble. nos pone a los latinos en un paso mÁs para seguir avanzando en este paÍs. sabemos que los niÑos se interesan en la tecnologÍa. cÓmo hacer que saquen ese provecho y aprendan? carla: lo primero es ir buscando modelos. ver eso vÍdeos de la informÁtica que se vean representados. eso es lo primero. ir creando esa identidad. ana patricia: o sea, ahÍ lo tienen. dÓnde pueden tener acceso a estos vÍdeos? carla: e

let's speak to ruby and joe, you have a different perspective, you work at this wine bar, and you'rewe say, than steve there, just in your 20s. have you been following the campaign? what do you think of it? yeah, i've been following for labour, following jeremy. why is that? my main concern is the nhs, that i don't want it to be sold off or privatised and it remains accessible and beneficial for the uk. so you'll be looking for questions on that tonight in tonight's debate. how about you, joe, what you think? ijust think that labour has come out with the manifesto that been fully budgeted, and corbyn as a leader, he's just so relatable and actually wants to spend the time getting to know the voters. that is the view of the voters and they will be asking questions tonight. let's speak to sir michael stoute on, the defence secretary. are you nervous? no, but it is a big debate because this decision is only six days away and the country has to choose the right person to lead us into a successful brexit negotiations. we say that is theresa may, she has proven her leadership credentials a

reportera: su hija, rubÍ, secuestrada de esta discoteca en el sureste de mÉxico.s dulces. reportera: salcedo fundÓ el colectivo "familias de desaparecidos", encontrÓ las primeras narcofosas. en el gobierno de duarte aquÍ en veracruz mÁs de 5.000 personas asesinadas y otras 5.000 desaparecidas. pero los colectivos de vÍctimas afirman que en realidad fueron mÁs de 15 mil descaro ciudads, entre 2015 y 2016. el caso que colocÓ las narcofosas de veracruz en la prensa intencional, gracias a este mapa hecho a manos del cementerio clandestino del puerto de veracruz, segÚn el mapa aquÍ hay 500 cuerpos enteradoss. >> 256 cuerpos extraidos y pensamos que todavÍa mia mÁs. reportera: rosario es miembro del colectivo "solcito" un grupo de familiares que descubrieron las fosas con sus manos. rosario: hacÍamos botanas, copo raciones, rifas, donaciones y todo este tipo de cosas realmente no queremos que ningÚn cuerpo se quede de con los estÁn aquÍ. reportera: la bÚsqueda les cuesta unos dÓlarus$2.000. al me el ol pu entre fasto es porque abajo hay un cadÁver. ella busca a su espos

there's the diamonds and rubies for the tuesday morning commute. at the bay bridge toll plaza, a few cars lining up in the cash lanes, but other than that looking good. under a 15 minute ride from the maze to downtown san francisco. >>> two people are now facing charges for the ghost ship fire in oakland. the news comes nearly six months after the fire happened. jessica flores is live in dublin where the master tenant arrived last night. >> that's right. the master tenant dirk almena. he's facing 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter. one count for each life lost. almena was operator of the warehouse where three dozen people died during an un- permitted dance party. and authorities arrested max harris in los angeles county. he was the second in command. and the men knowingly created a fire trap by hoarding flammable materials and blocking exits. >> a reasonable person would have known that acting in that way would create such a risk. >> reporter: almena does have a defense attorney and that defense attorney put out a statement saying that his clien

when you get out of livermore, to the interchange, you will have diamonds and rubies for your monday morning commute. the 26 minute ride toward 680 and we have green for drivers coming out of antioch, what a treat on westbound for and just under a 30 minute ride. quiet as the san rafael bridge, and headlights in the westbound direction. we are seeing a back up at the bay bridge toll plaza with a beautiful shot, nonetheless. just under 15 minutes and we have wind advisories in place for drivers heading across the bay bridge and the dumbarton bridge. have an accident with bridge chatter. eastbound through the toll plaza, there is is a ladder rack that hit the toll plaza booth. it looks like crews are on scene but no major delays. i send this over to roberta. >>> 5:16 and let's go outside. a cool start with lingering clouds and the passage of the area of low pressure yesterday, the colors are a little off and it will be tweaked as the sun makes its appearance. 47 in santa rosa after a passing shower yesterday and 50s across the board for livermore through oakland and san francisco is 53

healthcare law that's likely here to stay and republicans may want to take it out as gary said by ruby branch. that's not a reality. if that's the case, can they make the argument to the republican base that's not possible to do everything to take it all away and maybe you can come back the table especially with the non ideology president wants to cut deals and do something incremental. that seems to be an ambition and an out come of this flawed, stalled process in the secenter. >> erika, i saw you nodding know. >> they may end up with no choice if they are not able to pass legislation, they're left with obamacare and obamacare needs to be fixed. everyone agrees. so they are may have to do that. >> how is energy week going at the white house? >> that was this eweek's theme? it is a way to focus the white house's agenda and drive something that's not russia. >> we heard little about energy that the big performance today was by rick perry, the former governor of texas but he did not make the noise. >> great, thanks to our lead off, robert costa and erin, thank you all. as we approach our

peniley: tres años atrás, su hija fernanda rubí fue secuestrada en esta discoteca de orizaba, una ciudadoy hablamos de robos a negocios, a que si robaron un fruchi y unos pingüinos en otro, bueno... peniley: salcedo fundó el colectivo familias de desaparecidos orizaba, córdoba, que encontró las primeras narcofosas en el estado. durante el gobierno de javier duarte aquí en veracruz más de 5000 personas fueron asesinadas y otras 5000 desaparecidas, según estadísticas oficiales, pero los colectivos de víctimas afirman que en realidad fueron más de 15000 desparecidos entre 2010 y 2016. el caso que colocó las narcofosas de veracruz en el interés de la prensa internacional fue el descubrimiento, gracias a este mapa hecho a mano, de este cementerio clandestino en las afueras del puerto de veracruz. según el mapa aquí hay 500 cuerpos enterrados. rosario: han sido 130 fosas procesadas ya, y son 256 cuerpos ya extraídos, pues, pensamos que todavía hay más. peniley: rosario sayago es miembro del colectivo solecito, un grupo de familiares que descubrieron las fosas con sus manos y sus propio dinero.

but it was nonstop coverage and perhaps some wishful thinking that made it seem this ruby red district might turn blue. bret. >> bret: one of the major obstacles to the president's agenda has been investigations into his campaign's alleged collusion with the russians and now allegations of obstruction of justice. two more hearings and new insight on what went down and when. catherine herridge is on the hill tonight with a recap. catherine. >> thank you, bret. witnesses testified that russian hackers hurt databases across the country. >> 21 states that were targeted. >> but in no case or actual vote tallies altered in any way, shape or form. >> that correct. >> registration data was stolen from states to see what it was consisting of and how it might be manipulated. >> to possibly influence future elections or particular individuals. >> what is the dangers of manipulation of voter registration databases, if voters are removed from the database? >> if they show up on election day, that's going to cause problems. they wanted these stories to be out there. that someone pinged into these sy

>> but did you really think that it was a chance for democrats to really have a chance, these were rubyies in has to special elections, georgia being the closest with offsof making gain there is but would that have been a. >> no, will and i look at lines. these are districts that we typically lose about like 20 points and we lost them 7 or 4. and there are deep changes going on in the party that leave me hopeful. it's a matter of when will woo peend that divides us from the and shore and the washmountains and let's move our families forward. we can do that throughout the south but it means we have to invest as a party in massive voter religious, it means ay have to be clear as a party that we want the best leaders, regardless of color, regardless of gender, regard leless, we wad to raise the major where it should be. when we do that as dems, we win, we pull in people from areas and remind them when they they are very very it's the views of a formal federal prosecutor coming up. nearly fifty years at of experiencety, has taught us that we're not so different. we all want to be healthy hu

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. >> it will have to go back to the house, where conservative republicans are in very ruby red districts. >> and have more sway. >> remember the protests at town halls and elsewhere. remember the summer of our discontent, in 2010. in obama care, that was tough, and they were facing so much incoming fire by not having the communications strategy down. because it was subject to so many protests out there. fundamentally, republicans aren't speaking with one voice on this, conservatives don't believe that government should be involved, in relation to taxes and whatnot. but you've got an entitlement and you're threatening to take it away from a lot of people. even in the name of efficiency. >> do you think that the opposition could actually grow during the recess? >> it could. the problem that republicans had is it had a message, repeal and replace, everyone campaigned on it, that was great. what's their message on this health care bill now, what are they trying to tell the american public, you've got the cbo report that tells you you're going to have 20 million more people uncovered during t

you wrote and acted in ruby sparks, an indy hit.you're also from a film dynasty, your mom and dad, they're oscar nominated. >> they're both screen writers and directors. >> stephen: wow. and your grandfather was the great elia kazan, on the water front, street car named desiree, face in the crowd. >> yeah, he actually had a-- (applause) >> he had a contract, he had to put the great before his meme always like a zar. >> stephen: i would feel bad if i didn't. how did you get into writing? was it just sort of like the family just expects you will be writing? >> yeah, i don't know. i was like a weird little kid. it was like tell stories with my stickers. so i think it was kind of-- you know, like a sphorree board, like the bunny is going to go over and eat the mushrooms. >> stephen: that's not a weird story unless it's a different kind of mushroom. >> right, right. i don't know, i feel like they really expected me to be a writer and were pretty disappointed and scared when i said i wanted to be an actor. >> stephen: that's right, becaus

there's your "diamonds & rubies." this is along 580 as you're making your approach towards 680 headlights moving westbound direction. hat's a check of your traffic; over to you. >>> thanks, jaclyn. yeah, let's do this. lots to talk about. 5:16 in the morning, official sunrise at 5:47. it's brightening up already. the visibility is unlimited from the embarcadero looking east towards the port of oakland, alameda, the estuary. skies are clear. this is interesting. this is our live weather camera looking out toward the golden gate bridge from the north bay into the city. you see a little hint of some stratus in the form of some fog. i'll share that with you momentarily as far as where it's coming from. right now, temperatures from 60 in san francisco, look how mild it is. it is 63 now in san jose. and also in redwood city. now, that little sliver of fog we saw slipping in towards the golden gate bridge is here clearly illustrated on our satellite and radar. it's going to wipe away as high pressure builds in. as that happe

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. >> there are positions held by republicans that aren't nearly as ruby red as either of these two districtsargin should actually give comfort to lots of democrats and should actually scare a lot of republicans. >> reporter: but the gop victory this week could relieve some pressure on republicans readying for tough votes. in particular, unexpected senate vote on the republican health care plan. the white house making clear the ball is firmly in the senate's court. >> obviously the senate is where the action is right now. >> reporter: so much so that a senior administration official admitted the white house hasn't even seen the senate health care bill in its entirety. that's exactly how senators and their top aides on capitol hill want it. they've made it clear to the white house the more hands off trump is during the process, the better for the bill's prospect. the senate has said relatively little about this health care process to say that the bill from the house was mean and the senate should have more heart. we'll see if the senate weighs in on this tomorrow and senators are expected to b