russ mould is back from a] bell.sent through to us, and we asked them what kind of products that they would really miss if there is no c02, because it certainly seems as though the farming industry is at risk. charlie brown says, bacon sandwiches at risk? catastrophic. if you haven't had that the other night before, the need for the bacon sandwich might not be so acute! this person says they will home any pigs that are neither rescue because of the lack of c02. funny, fizzy water is the thing i would miss. of the lack of c02. funny, fizzy water is the thing i would misslj will water is the thing i would miss.|j will struggle through with tap water! let's have a look at the bbc news page, because it has a picture of coca—cola, just one of the product that would be affected. it is amazing how many industries are reliant on this, and how there could bea reliant on this, and how there could be a shortage in the first place? reliant on this, and how there could be a shortage in the first place7m is just been be a shortage

something was said about, you know, "russ, why don't you just get out of here? did nothing wrong." >> there were people that believed in russell adkins. >> absolutely. >> did it speak something to his -- maybe it happened the way he said, that he didn't leave the community? this is a guy 30 plus years later who's still around. >> he had changed his lifestyle, and that's what these people know. and that's what these -- who these people love. and i understand why they're supporting him. >> reporter: but many of his supporters hadn't known adkins back in 1982. the investigator tracked down some people who had. what they told him was ugly. an ex wife and ex girlfriend with tales of beatings. work colleagues who said he was quick to throw a punch. >> what was the picture that came together? >> in that time period? very short temper. very short fuse. >> reporter: finally, after 30 years, investigators believed they had enough evidence to arrest adkins. he was charged with felony murder. investigator kinder went with u.s. marshalls to pick him up. and he says the man h

i would like to introduce ed russ kin to talk more about the new permit program. >> thank you.is leadership and the great support of his staff as we have been developing the legislation that required the permits the legislation by the board of directors to establish the permit program and their support for us in developing the application itself. as the city's transportation department we are excited about the prospect that these powered scooters could bring. their zero emission and compact and i haven't ridden one, but i hear their pretty fun. this is something that we certainly want to be supportive of, but it's the if that is really at question here in tomorrows of why we are putting a regulatory process in place. last year the sfmts board of directors and san francisco board of supervisors, and transportation authority adopted a set of principles set to govern emerging technologies and services on our streets and these principals embody san francisco policies as relate to equity and affordable and environment and transparency and consumer protection and worker right. we hav

thank you for coming i'm happy to be joined this afternoon by sfmta director ed russ kin and howard -as you know powered scooters appeared on our streets overnight in march. they pose some really challenge. emissions free transportation and makes it easy to connect with public transit is a good thing and something that we welcome but we cannot sacrifice public safety. these ridden on sidewalks pose danger. there are reports of broken bones and near misses. the city has received nearly 1800 complaints about scooters including them blocks public space. it can hurt local businesses and affect the ability of all of us to navigate our city. the city supports scooter scaring to the point it makes our transportation system safer, more equitable. we are here today to announce the launch of san francisco powered scooter permit and pilot program. this permit program represents a thoughtful, coordinated and effective approach to make sure that san francisco strikes the right balance. the program incorporates the importance of my earlier cease and desist letter, and state and local laws, that pro

i was, like, sorry, russ, i'm moving out of brooklyn. hq came along.klyn. he wanted it out there. i said, i have a new apartment, i'm picking up the mattress. >> stephen: but you had to pay him? >> he let me have it for a roommate discount. >> stephen: okay, good. ( laughter ) >> yeah. >> stephen: my understanding is you have lord of the rings trivia for me and i would like to go straight to the last round. name some. >> the final round, it all boils down to this into let's do the final round. hit me with lord of the rings trivia. people know i enjoy lord o lorde rings. >> yeah, yeah. ( applause ) >> stephen: you have one? i have one question. actually, we had to adjust the difficultometer for someone of your great intellect but it's about lord of the rings. i could have asked what's the fourth line to have the second part of the simarillian, that's probably two-book savvy. ( laughter ) let's put that aside. let's go to a fun question. we actually use this on a game of "hq." ready? >> stephen: how much money is this for? >> i left my wallth backstage.

. >> this is really dangerous u russ. they should be getting assistance. >> they pull over to side of the road. get into that gore point area. is it legal? >> no. >> they get on andav on drs.hinet. th see what's going on. >> no way, they're putting their own lives in danger. >> this is the riskiest thing they've ever done there look at this they got traffic to stop. >> how dangerous is it? >> oh my god. >> i cannot believe it. >> one of the most dangerous things i seen them do to save one little kitten him they get on opposite sides with the cat. >> go, go, go. >> they are able to get back across the freeway because the drivers are patient. they let them go. >> let them go, los angeles. >> there are some. the kitten is hungry, so it immediately got a meal. it has an eye >> they have something on its skin. they wash it off. they named him napoleon, maybe because this little one also known as an emergency landing. >> i want to name him like too fast and fur >> let's take an already ricky sport and make it riskier. what they

. >> dining russ levels of he-- d levels of heat moving through the area. what we're looking at here is the water vapor satellite. this is a really good job of showing where the hotter, drier hair is located. you can see all this brown to beige color enveloping the pacific, california, right back to texas. that's hot, dry air. and the main thing that's dragging that into the west is this area of high pressure. i think it's good for about the next two days across the bay area for this hottest weather for us. so what i want to do is lay out. so what i'm watching right now, you can think about it in the back of your mind. it's going to catch up with us fast. low 100s expected the next two days, humidity, 10% to 20%. that will increase our fire danger. winds variable from 10 to 20 miles per hour and the hottest day will come on saturday. i think tomorrow morning it will sets up with a mostly clear start. we'll be in the low to mid-60s from the south bay to tri valley. and patchy areas of fog for san francisco and 56. numbers tomorrow on a big rise. up 10-15 deg

russ f is amer district court judge in a former state legislator.e bills himself as being a center right candidate who is the only person he says in the race who can beat jon tester. he is a strong on the order, he has been mailing rosendale for his opposition to the death penalty, and so right now, he is in the lead. again, probably less than half the votes have been counted. this of course is getting a lot of attention nationally because this is jon tester who was up for reelection, test or has already won two senate races in the state of montana, a state with a lot of republican support, but mounted most democrats like tester, they really can do well, and tester has done well in his career so far. he has come under attack from president trump because mainly what he did to ronny jackson, his nomination, and his personal doctor, his nominee for -- to head the veterans affairs department. and tester got in his cross hairs by coming out with him on potentiated rumors about ronny jackson, and we expect donald trump to get very involved in the november

russ parman/vector control "....eight out of ten people wont even know it, they'll develop antibodiesvelop more seriousproblems like encephalitis and nerve damage..." if and when mosquitoes test positive for the virus, fogging is likely to begin. in the meantime, tecnicians are looking for and killing mosquitoe larvae that can be found in virtually any quantity of stagnant water from a curbside puddle like this toa bird bath or pet food dish. "...if we find clusters of dead birds that means the virus is being amplified in the birds, the mosquitoes are biting the birds and the birds are dying and that's when we find them..."so get rid of that standing water says vector control beforethe mosquitoes find you. in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news. ( darya ) the reward is now double foinformation leading to an arrest in a dog abuse case. 10-thousand dollars is now being offered after 3 puppies were found severely abused in the trash in oakland. two german shepherd puppies were found in a pile of trash over the weekend. one dog's foot was cut off... the other's jaw was broken. on monday...

a lot of russ just gracious it's our conflicts between immigrants and swedish groceries this is the one example like what kind of rice is a real finals you know it was a few weeks out and i know i go stargazing you know this is the tactic the process for me. and you know it started out using me telling you know honestly why you are you sitting right here but we've got me a cross of some serious injury and we need help we are not going to their jobs or anything from them we just come here because of some problem because we do need help yes rupert's site. it's not there with you so you can have a place on safety and you know once or twice a week to walk up some people still live in some idea. so cannot sleep and. help them out. or divest my georgia ninety nine percent of the people in this city just want to live normal quiet lives. and they. it is just a little a little few of them that are doing the rapes that are doing the shootings and we are tired of it it seems that you work hard particularly for example your targets. are the targets in my field so it might seem souls and yes. that i

can no longer be tolerated that is not free or fair trade is stupid tried apparently let's talk to russ feingold is joining us via skype from taipei as a political risk analyst i don't know about stupid trade ross but does the president have a point that the u.s. has been losing out and that it's his job to judge that well one point that the president has made consistently clear ever since he was a candidate beginning about the middle of two thousand and fifteen well so long time already but he's consistently said that the access the united states gives to the products and people of other trading partners is not reciprocated and clearly the voters got that during the election and now he's following up we do see that when the president gets tough on trade other countries have meet concessions at least in the year and a half that he's been in office we saw that with korea when president trouble reopen the korean free trade agreement we've seen some major concessions on market access by china as well although not enough to satisfy the trip administration so although it sounds like tough ta

. >>> again, today is the in russ show you how popular it is, it's estimated that 3.4 million -- half the world's population will watch the international soccer tournament. a light show was moscow parents bolshoi theater. the video displayed images of a soccer ball, players and pictures of russia. you can watch the first -- first match right here with the, ktvu fox 2. russia takes out -- on saudi arabia. >> you can go to ktvu plus to get all of today's news, weather, and traffic. starting at 7 am this morning. mornings on 2 will move to ktvu plus and we will see you there. >>> all right. when we return, the reason for there's -- their spacewalk. >>> we are getting more information about that city employ accident in san francisco. coming up, the way she is being remembered by her family and her coworkers. >>> good morning. we can see traffic is moving along pretty well here on the bay bridge, driving into san francisco coming up, we will take a look at the toll plaza delays. >>> another hot date yesterday for many inland. today, though, the delta wind guts up to 35 miles per hour. the

enough to russ just gracious it's a cool free speech we in immigrants and it's we just received this is the one example. like what kind of rice is a refined. another go study you know just take the bus for me. and you know it's to tell you see me telling you off on this well you know if you sit right here but we've got to be a force of some serious injury and we need to help you we are not going to jobs. anything from them we just come here because of some problem. and we need help. sites. it's not the way you say you come here focus on safety and you want to work . out some people still leave. so not just me. or divest my george ninety nine percent of the people in this city just want to live normal quiet lives. and there's just a little a little few of them that are doing the rapes that are doing the shootings and we are tired of it it seems that you are targeting a particular school for example your targets. refugees are the targets in my field so it might seem so old and yes. that is where it all started from. but what we do petros even if we. if we are. doing heart. breaking. te

startsthe fifa world on wednesday, with host nation t russing on saudi arabia. the american team won't qualify this year, but there's another reason toelebrate. the usaa, mexico, and have been selected by the fifa congress to host the world cup. laura: the u.s., mexico, and canada will jointly host the 2026 world cup. the vote was overwhelming, defeating morocco. earlier i spoke to soccer commentator tommy smyth about the significan of this. tommy smyth, what did fifa find so persuasive about the u.s., canada, and mexico cohosting the world cup? tommy: i suppose you have to look at it from the economic int of view. place to hostter the world cup than the u.s., mexico, and canada? they are talking figures of 14ea -- are you for it? -- billion dollars, and are going to probably clear $8.1 billion profit. if that wasn't incentive enough, i don't know what would be. laura: relations between the nau.s. and its neighbors, and mexico, have afraid of it. bit.ve frayed a what does it say about the unifying power of soccer that they were able to work together and get this

russ parman/vector control".....if you're going to be out at dusk or dawn wear long sleeve clothing,se insect repellant. it is especially important to take extra precautions if you are over fifty..."> the fogging will end overnight at two in the morning. four people have contracted west nile virus in southern california. none so far in the bay area. (robin) powerful images from hurricane irma ... seawater surging into the lobbies of miami beach highrises. and a new report now says, scenes like this could become (robin) the union of concerned scientists predicts, rising sea levels will almost certainly drive tens of thousands of americans from their homes by the year 2045. kron4's catherine heenan has the story. drone nathundreds of miles of shoreline in the bay ... the report says by the year 2045, thousands of people now living on the water will find themselves living in the water. the worst flooding will be concentrated in san rafael, san mateo and san jose.in the north bay, more than 2=thousand homes worth nearly one=billions dollars are at risk.on the peninsula, nearly 4=thousand

russ sia t withdrawn from crimea. white house correspondent yamiche alcindor is in quebec city coveringmi the g-7 sas it wraps up. she joins us nowst let's talk fbout the tough words, the threats on trade. where do relations stand inside the g7? >> reporter: well, even though president trump rates his relationship with g7 members a , it's very clear that the last few days have been filled with very tense moments. the president of france tweeted that the oixerountries that are not in the g7 with the united states, theycan make a decision without the united states without any problem. president trump then said i they want to call it the g6, it doesn't matter to mim it shows the united states is okay with back out of this agreement. the other thing that is important, the president today, this morning, shocked a lot of g7 members by suggesting that the g7 should be a tariff-free zone. >> sreenivasan: and that is a significant structural change ld have ripple effectse on the entire global economy. let's also talk a little

and against one of his soates, konstantin kilimnik, who is said to have ties to russ among the chargesspiracy to obstruct justice. the bbc's rajini vaidyanathan joined me a short time ago with all the details. spwhat exactly is thial counsel charging paul manafort and his russian associate with? rajini: the legal pressure is founting on paul manafort, donald trump'er campaign manager. today in the court in washington, d.c., 32-page indictment was filed. we know that paul manafort faces a numberf charges, and that is relating to his work as a lobbyist on behalf of the ukrainian government. the earlier charges include conspiracy to launder money and making false statemes. he is awaiting trialor that. the new charges accuse him of tampering with witnesses, tryino et them to change statements. the new charges exding to the isting charge sheet are conspiracy to obstruct justice and obstruction of justice. as well as that, one of his associates, someone called n nstantin kilimnik, said to be his right-hand manraine, has also been charged with those two charges. ihe is said to have resid mosc

russ parman/vector control "....eight out of ten people wont even know it, they'll develop antibodiesir lives but the smaller percentage can develop more seriousproblems like encephalitis and nerve damage..." if and when mosquitoes test positive for the virus, fogging is likely to begin. in the meantime, tecnicians are looking for and killing mosquitoe larvae that can be found in virtually any quantity of stagnant water from a curbside puddle like this toa bird bath or pet food dish. "...if we find clusters of dead birds that means the virus is being amplified in the birds, the mosquitoes are biting the birds and the birds are dying and that's when we find them..."so get rid of that standing water says vector control beforethe mosquitoes find you. in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news. (robin)coming up on the kron four morning news... an angry moose on the loose... chased down some panicked golfers. we tell you where it happened... after the break. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) the building high pressure will kick off a noticeable warming trend across the bay area beginning today. high tem

thank you for coming i'm happy to be joined this afternoon by sfmta director ed russ kin and howard - as you know powered scooters appeared on our streets overnight in march. they pose some really challenge. emissions free transportation and makes it easy to connect with public transit is a good thing and something that we welcome

russ parman/vector control "....eight out of ten people wont even know it, they'll develop antibodiesandgo on with their lives but the smaller percentage can develop more seriousproblems like encephalitis and nerve damage..." if and when mosquitoes test positive for the virus, fogging is likely to begin. in the meantime, tecnicians are looking for and killing mosquitoe larvae that can be found in virtually any quantity of stagnant water from a curbside puddle like this toa bird bath or pet food dish. "...if we find clusters of dead birds that means the virus is being amplified in the birds, the mosquitoes are biting the birds and the birds are dying and that's when we find them..."so get rid of that standing water says vector control beforethe mosquitoes find you. in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news. (vicki) cal- fire officials say, the 'grant fire' in alameda and contra costa counties is now nearly contained. the fire is 80- percent contained as of this morning .... seven fires started yesterday afternoon, near byron on grant line and mountain house roads... in the altamont area. wi

that russia might be analyzed as a real security europe,but in western you can consider that russ is youopolitical problem, but do not see it anymore as unifying threat. so you have all of these elements which i think are our alliance in the long run. bill: what to think of the wider argument? broader basis for the transatlantic partnership, of which nina -- nato is an essential part but not the only feature, what you think of the argument that in that kind of a world, a transatlantic partnership matters just as much as it ever? in terms of challenges that emanate across the other sof the mediterranean. a there an argument for different kind of transatlantic partnership? ambassador araud: of course. relationships, i am simply expressing my worry about the resident status of them. -- present status of them. i think we have common interests dend. in a sense, beyond the usual spectrum of transatlantic policies. for instance, trade. president trump is raising a real issue with trade. what is fair trade compared to free-trade? we have simply believed that that globallynt you have pluses a

captured two major oil terminals khalifa haftar us forces have been battling for control of all sidra and russ the new rival fighters stormed the oil ports last week. let's get more now on the u.s. president all trying to stop separating undocumented migrant children from their families as several experts have told al-jazeera that they fin nothing much will change and can call was the cia's deputy national intelligence officer for transnational threats he says the top administration's claim that immigrants are a serious threat to security is wrong. the commission of crimes committing crimes by immigrants legal and illegal is quite clear that they commit far fewer crimes per capita then than american citizens do so the number of terrorists who will have snuck in among the two year old crying infants is essentially zero family separation is is traumatizing and undermines access to legal protection but so is detaining families together family detention facilities are not appropriate for children they are in remote locations where it's difficult to find a lawyer who can help you with your immigrat

of libya in order to launch a new offensive to recapture the two major oil ports of and sidra and russnd all of that have been taken control of by forces loyal to the former chief of the petroleum facilities guards brahim. now the situation in the oil christians area is very tense and red crescent members say that they have received twenty eight bodies of fighters loyal to. have dead and two but is of the two girls they were killed by an airstrike on should by fighter jets belonging to a warlord the i have to human rights watch says more than a thousand villages in northeastern mozambique have been left homeless by a surgeon armed attacks people there say they're terrified of the gangs behind the attacks and of the army response and even barbara has more. beginning the process of rebuilding their homes and their lives these people lost everything when attackers set fire to their village in mozambique's northeastern province of kabul their god it was part of a series of attacks that began last october just since last month around forty people are thought to have been killed in the area

association, your employees and other company's employees, you are not subject to some of the more own russ rules of the affordable care act. i'm not saying that's good, by the way. it's an option. >> just to know about. so do i need to make a relationship myself with other businesses, or are there brokers who are starting to put it together? >> that's a great question. first of all, you have to do it yourself. it is not like a national plumbers association. you can form your own associations depending who you know and businesses that are like minded. >> do one of us have to administrate it? >> yes. you go to a broker and negotiate for the best insurance plans that you can get. because you are dealing with a larger buying group, they can negotiate back with you and give you more affordable health insurance. it's an option. it's a good thing. >> it is important for us to know what is out there. >> absolutely. >> and that is what i found when i was looking for health insurance for my employees. thank you. so good to see you both. >> thank you so much. >>> this week's your biz selfie comes fro

of libya in order to launch a new offensive to recapture the two major oil ports of and sidra and russ and all of that have been taken control of by forces loyal to the former chief of the petroleum facilities god's. children now the situation in the oil christians area is very tense and red crescent members say that they have received twenty eight bodies of fighters loyal to a lot of dead and two but is of too good. they were killed by an airstrike like said by fighter jets belonging to a warlord that after france and germany have called for a joint european approach to migration the german chancellor is under pressure for the issue coalition partners given her two weeks to reach an e.u. wide deal or to withdraw its support dominic as more from balance. of all the other e.u. leaders. is the one i'm going to america will have hope shares her views on how to deal with the continent's migration crisis the issue has dominated the debate this past week in berlin on choose the french president made clear his determination to act. that meant that i mean. it is with this same determination th

reunite families in a remote detention center in texas says gabriel and his under reports now from russ trusts. in one of the most remote corners of southern texas. vehicles coming in going from here this immigration and customs enforcement detention facility that has been designated as a primary place where the government plans to priscilla tate the reunification of parents and children separated by authorities after crossing into the u.s. seeking asylum it's located in the middle of a national wildlife preserve far from everything and maybe for good reason the inner workings of the facility remains a mystery to much of the outside world these images were filmed by the government last year it's a massive facility that reportedly can hold one thousand two hundred detainees and it's now at full capacity it's used to hold migrants to cross into the u.s. illegally. thousands of kilometers away washington officials say it's at this very facility where families will be reunited but immigration lawyers who visited for multiple days saw little evidence of that we did not get any indication tha

some of the system' systems russ working on what extend the bubble at most 400 kilometers. second, russia is very large and this is the most dense part of the network and there are still gaps so they are concentrated among moscow and it's also worth noting the small little island of the russian territory that is on the baltic sea between lithuania and poland among other things it is an opportunity for them to push their defensive umbrella out. the other side gets to decide in blood volume and how often they are going to enter data and the number that russia faces a. it will take us time but they are going to run out the. >> good morning, everyone. i want to reiterate an important caveat that outlines key features against the adversaries as it is stated in the doctrine. it's a primer and it's not inclusive of everything so we can talk about other topics in the question portion of today. it should be noted that there is a great deal of flexibility for different contingencies and we do not mean to suggest they are going to apply a cookie-cutter approach so i would like to talk

the numbers hold that us through so yes i'm on the my name is jorge russ turkey i'm the brother of antoni brought us to gun sonorous and the uncle of antonio de his source for us to be escobedo. was that they both disappeared on january twenty fourth two thousand and nine in this very place it was eleven thirty at night when the they were in their car when they were arrested by a convoy of four point friends and recent models a few of the vans had their police lights flashing. on the consulate course and the men were wearing bulletproof vests with the air fire logo on them a special organized crime unit. those men told them to step out of the vehicle put handcuffs on them and told them the climb into a van. that i don't know when they're headed toward part us out of us. so you haven't been there they also took my brother and nephews car. they were never seen again so it would be obvious. this was a process so they looked into it and received the report saying that there must have been a mistake. beaten but there were alive. there was no connection with organized crime and we needed to sto

<russ parman/vector control says: "eight out of ten people wont even know it, they'll develop antibodieses but the smaller percentage can develop more seriousproblems like encephalitis and nerve damage...">(vicki) officials say no human cases have been reported. in the meantime areas where mosquitoes have tested positive fogging is likely to begin. officials also warn people to get rid of any standing water around this time of year.this time of year. (grant) the winds over the last few days... have been causing problems across the bay... toppling more than a dozen trees or branches and smashing several cars in san francisco alone. and as kron 4's dan kerman reports...the situation turned frightening when a woman was injured after a tree branch came down. sotvery loud like a car crash that's what it sounded like to those who heard a 12 inch in diameter branch from this 35 foot ficus tree come crashing down on this car, moments after a woman got into it. it happened about 2pm and onlookers immediately sprung into actionsot julia danekas/witness 16-23everybody just jumped right in and they

, others that are charged with items regarding ru and there's those that lied with items regarding russtions and the push backs and the national anthem and the philadelphia eagles. this is not normal in america. what is this? >> it's an argumentative president that today got stood up on a date at the white house so he cancelled the dat so he did so in a way that diminished the eagles, essentially accused them of not being tick, suggested that they weren't standing for the anthem regardless of where you are on that issue. it's wrong. they did stand for the anthem in their game. but the way of twisting the truth and leaving behind ill feeling is the strategy of the president across the board here. we see him attacking sessions again. we see him obfuscating on this letter. sarah sanders said one thing and the lawyers said another thing. >> shepard: had the lawyers said something that wasn't true to the manafort investigation, that would be a crime, wouldn't it? >> yes. >> shepard: if the lawyers said instead, president trump dictated the letter which said the thing that wasn't true, which

. >> clerk: resolution to confer with the contract certification, specified contracted outer is russes, for a lower cost than similar work performed by city workers for similar services. >> supervisor breed: same house same call? without objection, resolution is adopted unanimously. next item. >> clerk: ordinance to amend the administrative code to abolish fees with penalties, and automated county warrant system. sheriff's home detention program and abolish court-ordered penalties with misdemeanor and felony offenses. >> supervisor breed: same house, same call. without objection, ordinance passes unanimously on the first reading. thank you. madam clerk, please read items 16 and 17 together. >> clerk: two ordinances that approve the issuance and sale of refunding lease revenue bonds by the city finance corporation. item 16 is an amount not to exceed $41.3 million payable from park recreation and open space fund to finance lease revenue bonds issued to finance park projects and item 17 an amount not to exceed $26.5 million to refinance lead revenue bonds previously issued to finance va

. >> reporter: police say that gillespie tried to intervene, and was shot dead, russ shot himself in the head, and is in critical condition. >> he protected them at the scene. >> he left colorado looking for his wife, the divorce would have been finalized this month, and he was agitated over alimony payments.>> we believe that he believes she was in the residence, and he was there to ultimately kill her.>> reporter: is 41-year-old sun ran out of the house while caring his 4- year-old sun, he was shot twice in the leg, the little boy suffered a grazing gunshot wound to the side of his head. >> i can imagine why this was done, to these innocent people. and then that was his sun and his grandson? i am in complete disbelief. >> reporter: the suspect brought bombs with them, they found a car nearby, booby- trapped with another bomb. >> likely, an astute officer recognized the vehicle, saw the out-of-state plates from colorado, examined it before opening, able to see the device in the backseat, a tripwire leading to the door. >> reporter: the bomb was connected to a gas can, neighbors said

tested positive and now mosquitos trapped in the area have also tested positive says vector control's russuss parman/vector control "....when we find these dead birds we go out and start our mosquito trapping operation and within a mile of every dead bird we go out and set forty mosquito traps and we have found mosquitoes that rae positive and that means people are at risk from these mosquitoes that are out flying around...."and so the first fogging of the season is set for tuesday night into wednesday morning across several blocks bordered by east arquez avenue on the north, the el camino on the south, fair oaks on the west and bowers avenue on the east. resident mike pittswelcomes the fogging.mike pitts/resident "....i know that mosquitoes can be a problem, i see them around, i use spray when i'm out walking my dog but i still get bitten..." four people have contracted west nile virus in southern california. none so far locally but in 2014 there were 11 cases in santa clara county alone.russ parman/vector control ".....if you're going to be out at dusk or dawn wear long sleeve clothing,

the united states marine band and the army corps russ, honoring america. president is furious with athletes who kneel to show justice. he disinvited them when just a handful planned to attend. later, the president struggled with the wor to "god bless america." ♪ god bless america land that i love ♪ ♪ stand beside her and guide her ♪ ♪ through the night with the light from above ♪ ♪ from the mountains to the prairies ♪ ♪ to the oceans white with foam ♪ >> okay. back to our panel now. back in january, the national college football championship, it appeared the president did not know the words to the national anthem. have a look at this. here he is. everyone was singing. he was mouthing the words, at least appeared that way. john phillips, to you. it appeared also at the white house ceremony on tuesday, the president struggled once again with the words of the national anthem. he's had six months to learn them. out of a minimum, out of respect to the national anthem, you should learn the words and the lyrics. >> what did michael jackson use to say? it's not th

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russ parman/vector control ".....if you're going to be out at dusk or dawn wear long sleeve clothing, use insect repellant. it is especially important to take extra precautions if you are over fifty..."(ken) the fogging will end overnight at two in the morning four people have c southern california. none so far in the bay area... but in 2014 there were 11 cases in santa clara county alone. ( pam) a live look outside tonight... (ken) lawrence has the forecast it was a little warmer today as high pressure builds overhead. it is breezy now with fog and low clouds along the coast and beginning to move inland. on the satellite you can see high pressure along the west coast. it will slowly build during the week leading to mcu hotter weather inland. highs tomorrow will be in the 80s and low 90s inland with 50s and 60s at the coast. it may cool slightly on wednesday. on thursday, the first day of summer, it will be hot inland. even hotter weather and maybe 100's are possible by friday and into the weekend. (pam) powerful (pam) (pam) (pam) powerful images from irma ... s the lobbies of surging