i'm sandra smith.shepard: it's noon on the west coast. 3:00 in flint, michigan where there is word the fbi is looking at terrorism as a possible motive for the stabbing of a police officer at the airport. a live update straight ahead. also, the former homeland security secretary says the russian president vladimir putin ordered the hacking of the u.s. election calling the interference unprecedented. a current homeland security official revealed how many states the russians targeted. the white house still will not say whether president true even believes moscow's meddling happened. we can soon see the senate healthcare plan. some republicans still say they don't know what is in it. can gop leaders pass a bill before the july 4

if >> sandra: thanks for joining us tonight, i'm sandra smith, tucker carlson is up next. ♪ >> tuckerening and welcome to tucker carlson tonight, earlier this week, kathy griffin released a video of herself posing with a bloodied mannequin had made up to look like president trump, nobody thought it was funny. as performance art, it was lame, least creative stunt of the week by far. as a political statement it didn't make any sense but it did have the effect of briefly making her famous again and that was likely the whole point. today, she elbowed her way back into the news cycle holding a press conference with celebrity misery chaser lisa bloom, here's part of what she said.

>> sandra: we are, by the way. president trump made clear toda today, a specific group was top of mind when he made this dish and come miners. >> president trump: it doesn't eliminate coal jobs, it's just transfers those jobs out of america and the united states. this agreement is less about the climate and more about other countries gaining a advantage over the united states. if >> sandra: the very point of anti-climate change efforts bringing on job loss became a sticking point for hillary clinton throughout 2016, like when this out of work coalminer asked why clinton wanted him unemployed? >> i just want to know how you can say were going to put a lot of coal miners out of jobs and then come in here and tell us how you're going to be our friend? because those people out there there... >> sandra: i'm sure you all remember about that, the menu just saw in that clip, former coalminer bo copley. nice to see you. >> thanks for having me it's a pleasure to be on the show again. a >> sandra: what goes through your mind

sandra: i'm sandra, hey, do you love to fish?an teach these kids right here? >> the biggest thing is casting accuracy is everything. if you can get your door to where the fish is at. [inaudible conversations] >> all you have to do is. clayton: so that again, kevin. >> if you're in a small area where you have lily pads and you have some brush and trees, they like to get around that cover. i started out from the bank and most kids did and you have kayaks here, that's an easy way to get out there. for the bass is at. they'll get around the lily pads and the docs so if you can, it's pretty easy. i'm too close actually. clayton: become eagle scouts and it will change your life. thank you. and administrative paperwork... your days of drowning people are numbered. same goes for you, budget overruns. and rising costs, wipe that smile off your face. we're coming for you, too. for those who won't rest until the world is healthier, neither will we. optum. how well gets done. the whole country booking on choice hotels.com. four words, badda

>> sandra: we will have to leave it there. thank you.ed soul night was with the container and no investigation as to why it took nearly an hour to report the incident. plus, tensions escalating over syria with russia saying it will treat coalition planes as targets after the u.s. shut down the syrian air force yet. how the u.s. should respond to these threats. >> i am confident that we are still communicating between her operations and russian federation center. i'm also confident with our forces have the capability to take care of themselves ...far, far away. feel less hungry with the natural fiber in clinically... ...proven meta appetite control. from metamucil. hidden in every swing, every chip, and every putt, is data that can make the difference between winning and losing. the microsoft cloud helps the pga tour turn countless points of data into insights that transform their business and will enhance the game for players and fans. the microsoft cloud turns information into insight. >> shepard smith up ahead with the attacks in europ

we appreciate it sandra, over to you. sandra: thank you, pete.g. 8 people are hurt after a car slammed into pedestrians outside of an amsterdam train station. police say the car was parked in illegal spot near the central station as the driver was approached by officers. he sped off hitting pedestrians before crashing into a concrete wall. two of the injured are in serious condition we are told. police say this was not an act of terror. and a semi explodes into a ball of fire, black smoke, billowing into the air. the tractor-trailer struck a barrier and burst into flames north of tampa, florida. the driver critically injured was airlifted to a trauma center with burns covering 40% of his body. the highway is now open after crews were forced to repave the roadway. friday's crash is currently under investigation. and this: outrage at knowledge high school after president trump's campaign slogans are removed from student's clothing in yearbook photos. the make america great again motto was completely erased as you can see from this t-shirt. while an

i am sandra smith.enate leaders more information from loretta lynch and others about allegations of interference in the fbi's investigation into hillary clinton's emails. chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge joins us now. >> them breaking memory of the senate judiciary committee commit they sent this letter to the former attorney general at loretta lynch asking her to provide relevant documents and answer questions. media reports that she would stop the fbi investigation into hillary clinton's mishandling of classified information from going too far. the. the syringes were known to vent dnc chair debbie watson ms. scholz. this letter reads" ," did you er have communication wasserman schultz. this test especially demand or any other current dnc officials that the clinton the former fbi director james comey said lynch told him to use a language that downplayed the criminal nature of the fbi investigation, and he referred to the ledge document that was reportedly picked up by the russian hac

back to you. >> sandra: like, thank you. >> charles: well played. >> sandra: ls give the big question, with a stud my limit, will something it done? >> charles: nothing will get done today. here's the biggest problem. there's one word i run to republic ends on this, replace. remember when this whole thing started, they said we were going to repeal obamacare, people hated it. maybe it was a consultant. someone said make sure you say repeal and replace so they got caught up into this notion and they join the democrats. the government has to be this deeply involved in our health care system. here's their problem. they've taken a paternalistic approach to this. you have to be paternalistic. that means numbers don't often matter like the cost savings and all the other wishy-washy things that make these entitlement programs uncontrollable have taken effect. i love president trump's tweet about repealing, but i bet it goes nowhere. >> gillian: i see two-timing issues here. is this going to get to the senate after the july 4th recess and will move on to the committee coming for us and what ha

sandra: much prettier.erday the united states was back to the future. 1996 all over again. steve: 1996. brian: 2016 all over again, i should say. two years ago yesterday when he got started on this quest to be the e. president of the united states. he promised if he ever won, of course he would have to are success in iowa to do that. yesterday he came back. >> steve: like a conquering hero returns. he likes to get away from the washington swamp. he was happy. he was really, really happy because there were twin republican wins the night before in georgia and south korea. he is now 5-0. when you factor in the general. he says he loves to work with democrats, even though they are obstructionists. they have a lot of stuff. if you like a flavor of it here is about 1:35. listen to this. >> i think healthcare is going to happen. infrastructure is going to happen. you are going to have a lot of exciting things over the next few months. and i look forward to being able to produce it let's see what happens. >> if we

before we get to the harder news part of this, i have to get to sandra. >> sandra: there were three youngg behind him. they were chewing gum, one had a make america great again hat on. they're having a good time. behaving themselves most the time, you could tell that they were getting messages from their friends. >> harris: there was a lot of swagger and that. you just won georgia. marie, you want to downplay that, but there are a lot of things going on. there -- all of a sudden, the administer ration is cooking along. >> meghan: all of the press corps is being forced to go to iowa right now. nothing makes them more angry than the fact they have to actually be around real americans, so that aspect i love 100% because nothing irritates them more. it's good for morale and his base. i think it's good for him specifically because he is not a traditional politician to get out of washington and be reminded of all the people who love him, why he was elected, and it's also a good tee off for when he will run for president again. >> harris: how nervous is like democrats? >> david: make some very n

this is "outnumbered," and sandra smith. your today, kennedy, also from the intelligence report, trish regan, jessica tarlov is here, and today's #oneluckyguy, brian kilmeade. he is outnumbered. we thought you didn't have enough to do today. >> sandra: i want to point out that jessica tarlov is here for the first time. we had to sit you two next to each other. there's a lot going on, let's get right to it. and may be a long road to recovery for congressman scalis scalise. the house majority whip is in critical condition and will require more surgery. dr. say the bullet traveled across a sprawl that is, fracturing bones, injuring internal organs and causing severe bleeding. we are joined live from the hospital really congressman is being treated. what is the latest there? >> the latest is that vice president pence and his wife karen visited scalise here at medstar hospital early this morning and shortly after their visit, the vice president weeded out a photograph in these words. karen and i just left medstar. keep steve's sc

sandra?you. >> nice to meet you. [ up-tempo latin music plays ] three years ago, a simple luxury like handmade soap didn't exist here. that's where sandra aldama stepped in. thank you for having me. today she and her six employees have turned this modest kitchen into a factory line. >> at present, we are selling about 1,000... >> 1,000 soaps per month? >> 1,000 soaps per month. >> from three years ago, 100 a month? >> [ giggles ] sage. >> okay. sandra's business is called d'brujas. this is witch's soap. >> coffee or mint. >> okay. why witches? >> because witches make magical potions with plants. >> i got there just as they began to brew a new batch. and you put it in here, and it makes spaghetti. they start with natural soap from the government store. first step, they have to melt it down. and, yes, that's a crock-pot. these are some resourceful witches. >> this is red wine. >> yeah, smells like it. >> [ laughs ] >> do you stir this? >> yeah. >> can i do it? >> yes. >> are you sure? >> yes. >

i'm sandra smith. this is "outnumbered," house majority whip steve's glaze shot in the hip and airlifted to the hospital for surgery. three other people were also shot including a staffer and two capitol hill police officers. we are told mr. scalise is in stable condition at this moment. congressman palmer says he was about 20 yards from the shooter. >> i heard a gunshot. i think the initial shock, he was trying to hit trent and missed him. trent yelled shooter and we yelled to get off the field and he fired two more times and i saw scalise go down. >> sandra: other when it says describing a chaotic scene this morning. senator jeff flake was also in that field. >> i was the first out to steve and another member from ohio who is a physician came out and we applied pressure on the wound. he was coherent the whole time, but he laid out there for at least 10 minutes alone in the field. we couldn't get to them while they were shots. >> sandra: let's bring in leland, he is in virginia right across from that

. >> sandra: the senate g.o.p. working out their differences. mitch mcconnell is hoping to send a revised version of the bell to the congressional budget office by tomorrow. whether there should be fewer restrictions on plans and can be offered. pat toomey helped write the original bill and well everyone in his caucus may not agree on everything, he thinks they can reach an agreement. the speak on the think about it is we've got a few people who are not comfortable with the various provisions and we are trying to tweak it so we can hold on to some of our more moderate colleagues and more conservative colleagues. and it's easy, it would have already been done, but it is possible we get that agreement. >> sandra: president trump romance optimistic that his fellow republicans will get the job done. >> health care working along very well. we could have a big surprise with great health care packages. >> sandra: first of all, let's get to that big surprise. >> mike: the big surprise as if they did it before the fourth of july break. i think they've im

xfinity mobile. >> sandra: it's a big day. we are winning the hearing on capitol hill where he is expected to face tough questions over contact with russian officials in the firing of fbi director james comey. before that, deputy attorney general rod rosenstein testifying before the senate appropriations committee earlier today. he will also be meeting with house lawmakers. the hearing is supposed to focus on the justice department's budget, but rosenstein being grilled about the russian investigation. he assured lawmakers that special counsel robert mueller is being given full independenc independence. >> you have my assurance that we will faithfully follow that regulation and director mueller is going to have the full degree of independence that he needs to investigate appropriately. >> sandra: rosenstein also being asked about reports that president trump has not ruled out firing mueller. >> if president trump ordered you to fire this special counsel, what would you do? >> i'm not going to follow any orders unless i believe

here today, sandra smith, meghan mccain, repo begin strategist and former spokesperson for president george w. bush, mercedes schlapp in today's #oneluckyguy, he does not hold back, fox news contributor and nationally syndicated radio talk show host, kevin jackson is outnumbered. good to have you. the >> meghan: birthday! >> kevin: thank you. what better way to spend my birthday then with the four lovely ladies of "outnumbered"? >> harris: despite pouring millions of dollars into the georgia election, democrats were once again unable to flip a house seat, handing the party one of its most demoralizing losses yet. here's the night's big winner republican karen handel. >> first of all, i have to start by saying thank you. [cheers and applause] my pledge is to be part of the solution, to focus on governing. to put my experience to work and helping to solve the very serious issues that we are facing this country. >> harris: with the loss also denied democrats the chance to deliver a rebuke to president trump who took a victory lap on twitter writing this. while, the special elections are

sandra. >> fox news alert, more arrests in the london terror attack. raiding homes and taking people into custody, isis claims responsibility for the horrific attack that left seven dead and 21 people critically hurt. just as british police face coached gloom and questions on the attackers known to authorities. this is "outnumbered," i am sandra smith, harris faulkner, kevin mccain, kennedy, and the one lucky guy, the ambassador to the poor nations, and at the institute. john bolton is here. he is outnumbered. welcome back to you, ambassador. wonderful to have you today. another busy week, let's get right to it. british police carrying out more raids. 11 people in custody as they investigate the attack at a nearby market. they have identified the three attackers killed by armed cops who rammed a speeding ban into pedestrians before jumping out, flashing others with long knives, all of this as a reporter say at least one of the attackers may have already been on the police's radar. joining us live in london with the latest. david. >> sandra, despite the

finally, gig for your neighborhood too. >> sandra: fox news alert.resident trump throwing his support behind the senate republican health care bill when he thinks it will pass. he admits it will take some work. watch. >> it's a very, very narrow path, but i think you're going to get there. we have four very good people. it's not that they are opposed, they want certain changes and we'll see if we can take care of that. >> sandra: this after four republican senators are opposing the bill saying it doesn't do enough to fix obamacare's problems. senator ted cruz says they're hoping to reach a deal. >> we can get this done. we can get to yes, but the key to getting it done, to getting to yes is we need common sense reforms that lower the cost of premiums so that health insurance is more affordable for families. it's not enough just to pass a bill that has obamacare appeal in the title. we have to actually have legislation to fix the underlying problems. >> sandra: in the meantime, some moderate g.o.p. senators are also raising objections to the bill incl

. >> sandra: another fox news alert. in the wake of what is being investigated as a terror attack in paris and on the heels of the deadly london bridge attack on thursday this is "outnumbered." i'm sandra smith here today, harris faulkner, meghan mccain meghan mccain, gillian turner, and today's #oneluckyguy, the chairman of the house oversight committee, congressman jason chaffetz is here and he is outnumbered. really good to have you. >> jason: glad to be back, appreciate it. >> harris: you been in the headlines. >> sandra: president trump making the most of his muslim ban last night, the president tweeting, that's right, we need a travel ban for certain dangerous countries. not some politically correct term that will help protect our people. this after criticizing his own just a department saying it should have stayed with the original travel ban, not the watered-down politically correct version they submitted to sc. our very own one lucky guy is slamming the judicial branch, accusing it of keeping the trump administr

sandra padilla: cerrÉ los ojos.s una persona transparente, con un gran corazÓn, un gran carisma. eres un Ángel que te caracteriza. vas a llegar muy lejos, porque tienes ese gran corazÓn. quieres que llegues por mÍ en la onda que te ganaste, la manejo, nos llevamos el cordero degollado! yo el burro ya lo tengo bien arregladito. [risas] sandra hermosa, te quiero. te deseo toda la suerte del mundo. aquÍ vamos a estar como amigas para toda la vida. espero que esto dure para siempre. te quiero, te amo, suerte. yohanny: mi querida sandra hermosa, desde que yo te conocÍ en las audiciones de chicago vi tu presencia, tu carisma y tu humildad. vi tu Ángel. estoy sÚper feliz de que estÉs empezando a lograr tu sueÑo. asÍ es que bendiciones, voy a comprar tus discos y dale con todo! [aplausos] francisca: me hicieron llorar! alan: hiciste grandes amigos. sandra padilla: es lo mÁs grande, las amistades que hice con ellas y con toda la producciÓn, desde los Ángeles hasta las personas de aquÍ. muy agradecida. ana: lÍmpieselas lagrim

sandra: no lo puedo creer. lupillo:luis me ha hecho una propuesta que quiero hacerte a ti porque me parece muy buena. quÉ te parece si grabamos un video navideÑo? sandra: para esta navidad? cantar alado de lupillo rivera?! voy a hacer lo que me hace feliz, la mÚsica. luis: todavÍa queda una buena noticia mÁs. luciano luna, el compositor mÁs solicitado por artistas como lucero, aceptado grabar de dos canciones. felicitaciones! ♪ marÍa:sandra comenzÓ a grabar el disco bajo la direcciÓn de luciano luna. ♪ ♪ no es difÍcil que yo deje de buscarte ♪ ♪ y decirle a los demÁs que ya no andamos ♪ ♪ asociarme con mi orgullo y decir que ya no es suyo el amor que alguna vez puse en tus manos ♪ ♪ >> una muchacha muy agradable, muy prestada para trabajar. ♪ marÍa:con villa rivera las cosas no fueron diferentes. la quÍmica con sandra sandoval tenÍa una explicaciÓn. encontrÓ en ella una similitud que no le fue ajena. >> te pareces mucho a jenni. tiene cinco hijos y era camionera. la camionera del puerto que tambiÉn querÍa ser c

sandra smith back in this morning. you look lovely in green. sandra: thank you for having me back.asn't sure after yesterday. pete: she was a try-out. clayton: we talked about it in the afternoon you got in under the wire.

esto hace, era su bolsillo sandra nos dice cuÁnto más tendremos que pagar.pensando buscarme otro para poder pagar la casa y el carro. sandra: pareciera insignificante pero tiene un valor enorme cuando se suma a los gastos familiares. >> tenÍa ganas de comprar un carro o comprar mÁs cosas que necesitara familia. con una familia de seis, va a afectar bastante. >> vamos a guardar dinero y no salir a comer seguido, comeremos dentro de la casa. sandra: ciudades como santa mÓnica, la mirada y bilingüe cuenta con la tasa mÁs alta y ahora alcanzarÁn un Índice de 10,25%. en una compra de 10 $, serÍa un promedio de un dÓlar por impuesto. >> es el consumo que tenemos, desde la compra de un cafÉ la compra de un cuaderno, cualquier cosa que vayamos a consumir tenemos que pagar el impuesto. los votantes asÍ lo decidimos en noviembre del aÑo pasado. >> la gasolina por lo -60 $, pero son cosas de diario. sandra: el aumento fue aprobado el aÑo pasado que buscan generar 860 millones de dÓlares para mejoras en las carreteras y transporte pÚblico. >> si hay un sistema que puede

sandra osborne is live with details on the cooling centers. sandra-- >> good morning to you. and in the winter we have the shelters for heat and as we get the dangerously high temperatures, cooling centers offer some relief as we see the temperatures climbing into the mid-90s and higher. some neighborhoods reading 103. a lot of people tried to escape san jose yesterday and head to the coast and cool off. we have video from ocean beach which was packed with people trying to cool off a little bit. in the water. the sweltering temperatures are expected. and temperatures in the mid-90s or above. there are a number of cooling centers listed on pg&e's website. one man took advantage of the free air-conditioning over the weekend. >> no place to go, really. so when corey texted me to come over here, it was really nice. i couldn't believe how cool it was. >> reporter: some of the cooling centers that were open include the almaden community center open from 8:00 to 8:00 in san jose. and the bascomb center which opens at 9:00. and you don't have to look for a cooling center. look for a

sandra, hold on a second.atement from the two presidents. what are we going to see? blake: we will hear from both of them both president trump and president moon. this will be the culmination of what amounts to not an official state visit but pretty much the red carpet has been rolled out for the south korean president, the issue according to the white house is north korea. a topic that president trump and his administration has been pounding now for some five, six months, the president has tried to use china to exert influence over north korea, but the president seemed frustrated that maybe china isn't able to do all it can as it relates to north korean topic. the south korean president at the white house. the president in a brief statement said the issue of north korea is what they've been talking about stuart. stuart: real fast. do you expect them to take questions? blake: no, we expect statements only. no questions from the press. i would always caution, stuart, with president trump you never know. stuart:

sandra. >> reporter: and this review is done every, single year. an independent auditor. and the one that they just released is for the 20 16-year. in that review, they list one of the big difficulties as a lack of information for auditors to actually comb through. and that's for a couple of reasons. for starters, according to san jose inside.com auditors have no authority to review use of force cases if no formal complaint has been filed. they also say that sjfd files all force incidents the same way regardless of severity with the exception of someone dying in custody or if an officer fires a weapon. that leaves little data to analyze to see any use of force trends. they also say no complaints about use of force came from within the department. and they point out auditors say more data would help them see if certain demographics were being disproportionately affected. this report is more than 100 pages long and going to be presented to city council members later on this afternoon after 3:00 today for them to take in. it's also important to note t

sandra osborne is live alongside highway 17 with the details. sandra? >> drivers can expect 30 minute delays later this morning as construction begins. caltrans said it is necessary as they work to repair the highway. sky drone5 gives a birds eye view of some of the work caltrans has cut out for them. this hillside that had the mudslide is over four stories tall. who can forget that? it smashed into a tv news fan and is one example of how rain and debris messed up the asphalt out here. drivers are being warned to expect long delays. >> sounds like it will be pretty rough. it already is with two lanes. >> construction begins this morning and will be in the southbound stretch from summit road to vine hill road on highway 17 in the number two lynn will be shut down between 7:30 and 2:00 today through thursday and next, a short stretch from sims road will be worked on with crew shutting down southbound number two lane just on friday. for drivers heading out this morning there will be electronic message boards up and it will warn as you approach the repair s

major, who was with jo, were involved, and sandra major, who was withjo, it were involved, and sandra involved, and sandra major, who was withjo, it shows the were involved, and sandra major, who was with jo, it shows the fact that these people put their lives on the line, greg king this, great service, again, one of the mistakes we make, we have says and spend so much of her time thinking about the people that do harm, evil, those driven by fear and hatred, but the vast majority of people in our country are not like that. moments like the birthday honours celebrate those things, the thousands of people who are driven by kindness and service. that balance is important. lots of time this has been shown to both of you today, people speaking to you. what does it mean to the family that eve ryo ne what does it mean to the family that everyone is here? it has got us through, the community has embraced us through, the community has embraced us in the last year. without that, who knows what would have happened. we are a positive family and a nod to be beaten. the fight we know that help and

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i am joined with sandra smith. and rahon salon., you first, you represent silicon valley, that was a pretty strong attack, pretty much blaming the tech companies for terrorism. >> on human level, my heart gos out to the prime minister and the loss. but, i would love her to visit silicon valley, they don't have a policy of safe spaces, they have a policy that says they want to crete create a hostile environment for terrorists and they will remove anyone promoting or recruiting terrorism to point a lot of internet companies have removed user names, even when law enforcement is not asking, the question is how they do this wheewhile keeping an open intert which is a biggest challenge that that is how we defeat this. steve: i am not feeling here, 100% defending tech company, but there is one thing that really drives me crazy, all very well. very politicians to blame the tech company they want more powers to snoop and spy, but every time we have an attack it turns out sandra that authorities knew the people that were involved, this parti

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i think -- >> sandra: or as my kid going to get a job when he graduates college? >> harris: in just a few minutes, the president is expected to land and some advocacy on the tarmac and talk about health care. there are a lot of other things to talk about. this is a shiny object in washington, pre-ambling the other shiny object with james comey tomorrow. what are your thoughts question marks. i completely agree with what rachel is saying that the average american -- there are so tuned out at this point. we have "the washington post" saying one thing and then dan coats saying something completely different. first and foremost, i want to know who these sources are but "the washington post" continues to keep speaking to you. if they just lied under oath, obviously, they can go to jail for that. i don't believe they did. who are you talking to? there's a reason why the average american has lost complete and total faith and journalists. there's so much information coming out everywhere. at the end of the day, people like me just want to know, did the trump campaign have

sandra osborne is live along 517 with the details. sandra? >> reporter: we are talking about 30 additional minutes on the drive times if you travel through the santa cruz mountains and the work will begin later. caltrans said it is necessary to get repairs they need for highway 17. sky drone5 gives a birds eye view of what the cruise can expect. the dried out hillside, four stories tall with the location having a dramatic mudslide last winter and it smashed into a tv news van and is one example of how rain and debris messed up the asphalt out here. drivers are warned to expect long delays. >> if it makes it safer in the winter, we have to put up with it. >> reporter: construction begins this morning on the southbound stretch from summit road to pine hill road and it will be the number two lane shut down starting at 7:30 until 2:00 p.m. today through thursday and then a short stretch on sims road will need repairs and the number two lane will be shut down on friday. some of these neighborhoods are putting up electronic message boards to advise

sandra osborne, kpix 5. >>> some upgrades at the oakland zoo. we'll show you what's opening. >>> we're starting with clear skies. and we'll head out the door with numbers in the 50s. we'll have the forecast for you in a minute. >>> and if you're making your way across the golden gate bridge this morning. and the bay bridge is looking good. and we're tracking problems on the san mateo. stay tuned and find out what's going on. >>> oh, what a beautiful morning on monday, june 5th add we look at the bay. and the sun is coming up. and the birds are singing. and kenny g one of the biggest selling instrumental musicians of the modern era. it's his birthday today. happy birthday, 61. >>> the search is on for a pair of mountain lions in san carlos. a woman saw one crossing crest view true and another sighting on britain avenue. officials believe the mountain lion made its way to the open space preserve. >>> that was an interesting tidbit. >> starting today, visitors to the oakland zoo will get a new experience. >> they are set to unveil the with gondola.

sandra osborne.kpix 5. >>> a newly released report on oakland's ghost ship fire makes clear we are no closer to knowing the cause. 36 people were killed. the 50 page report says the cause may or may not have been electrical. >>> berkeley city councilmembers are expected to cast votes on whether the urban shield policing program should stay or go. >>> michael flynn may have violated the law. he did not disclose the required information about contracts with saudi government officials. >>> on capitol hill, republicans are preparing for a series of votes next week on a plan to overall the affordable care act. a small group has been working behind doors to craft their version of the plan. >>> san jose city leaders are voting on a plan to reshape the downtown area. they'll decide if they want to negotiate with google to build a massive campus. >>> we continue to see delays across the san mateo bridge. a 27-minute ride from hayward to foster city. looking good an the golden gate bridge and a different story

sandra is calling from michigan on our republican line. hi, sandra. caller: hi, there. host: and what's on your mind today? caller: well, i'm calling because i noticed how many empty chairs there are in the house and senate frequently. and i'd like to point out that i sent my legislators to washington in other words to legislate, not to play baseball. i don't have anything against baseball. i'm glad that they could pray together and have unity on the ballfield but they need to have unity in the house and the senate, and they need to go work and they need to have less recesses and less breaks and more work. the rest of us go to work. those of us who are employed work every day, monday through friday, not leaving on thursday night and coming back on maybe monday and working for a couple days and then heading back home. i really would like to see our senate and house forgo this august recess or whatever it is, however long they go home. there's very serious things to be decided in our nation. we've got security threats. we got health care problems. we've got tax stuff. ins

kpix 5's sandra osborne has more from san jose. >>> reporter: good morning to you. yeah. this review is something that's done every year by an independent auditor. and this year, that review is out for 2016 now. it's just finished up. it's something that city council members will be hearing later today. in this review it says that one of the big problems is a lack of information for auditors to actually review and that's for a couple of reasons. first, according to san joseinside.com, auditors have no authority to review use of force cases if no formal complaint has been filed. they also say that sjpd files all force incidents the same way regardless of severity with the exception of someone dying in custody or tv an officer discharges a weapon. auditors say that leaves little data to analyze to see any use of force trends. san jose inside.com also says no complaints about use of force came from within the department and they point out auditors say more data would help to see if certain demographics are being disproportionately affected. now, this report is more than 100

hey, don't bag on sandra bullock! you think it makes you look cultured, but you just come off as bitter. dr. siebert, twelve o'clock. wolowitz: why's the president of the university slumming in the cafeteria? perhaps he's emulating shakespeare's henry v, who dressed as a commoner and mingled among them to find out how he was being perceived by his subjects.

sandra, who would jessica have been in the flat with? flat. as her father got out? he was much further down. he was on the fourth floor. and just remind us, she was on... the 20th floor. she managed to call her mother at 1:29am and at1:39am she managed to call her mother at 1:29am and at 1:39am she called again but that call cutout? yes. the first call to the london fire brigade is at 12:a5 a.m.. jessica, nearly 13 yea rs at 12:a5 a.m.. jessica, nearly 13 years old, sandra ruiz, you are her aunt. when you say you are talking to the authorities, we are hearing about the christian centre nearby we re about the christian centre nearby were allotted the evacuees have been taken to. i have had friends go there with her picture on the facebook posts. i've also had my nephew go there as well. with got family members in the area already. is that the only family member who is still unaccounted for? that's right. we really wish you the best of luck for the search would jessica. would you please let us know when you get more information? ijust ask

in san jose, sandra osborne, kpix 5. >> san jose city officials are looking at state funding to help victims of the coyote creep flooding. a new bill would grant $5 million in funding and services to help in the recovery efforts. >> we've got much work to do of course. and although we're here in 90- degree weather and the flood seems thousands of miles away, it was right here and for hundreds of our residents, it's still right here. >> reporter: in february, more than 14,000 people had to be evacuated or rescued due to their own floods. the bill needs to be approved by governor brown. >>> a k-9 is recovering after being bit by a pit bull. the pit bull charged at them and at their dog named hancock. it bit him on the leg and then clamped on his neck. an officer shot the pit bull to prevent further injury. >>> a suspect in paris is dead after investigators say he deliberately rammed a police van on the famed -- the armed driver was pulled from the burning car and later died. no officers or bystanders were hurt. french authorities have launched an antiterror investigation into the incid

sandra osborne, kpix5. >>> just about game time and the pressure is on for the warriors.pix5 has a report that they are ready to fight for the championship title. >> reporter: i'm jessica flores inside oracle arena. preparations are under way for game five of the nba final. crews are working on the court and nobody is disputing that everything is gold. all gold everything and if you want a courtside seat, it will cost you. somebody spent $90,000 for a pair of courtside seats and another spent $80,000. another option, the city of oakland auctions off luxury mezzanine seats with the proceeds benefiting underserved entrepreneurs. everyone is sure to be on the edge of their seats. going into game five, we are hoping for a different result than last year. >> we understand we are a long way from getting the job done. we have a chance to write our own story this year and this will be a fun night. >> we are in a much better position. we are healthy and we have kevin durant. >> even throughout the game, you don't want to go down, you want to have spikes up and stay even. >> report

sandra osborne, kpix 5. >>> a peacock wanders into a california liquor store. and refuses to leave. we'll have more of the bird's battle with the owner and animal control. >>> after six months, criminal charges filed in the ghost ship warehouse fire. i'll have the details coming up. >>> here comes the rainy day feeling into the bay area. and today looks like sunshine. the complete forecast coming up in a minute. >> are you getting ready to hit the roads. we are tracking major slowdowns. is this part of your morning commute? we'll take a closer look at the backups. ♪ >>> welcome back as we look at sfo on tuesday, june 7th. it promises to be a nice day in the bay area. and it was on a tuesday, june 7th -- canada, british, and american troops executed d day on the coast of normandy. beginning the invasion of normandy. today is d-day. >>> a little girl's family is outraged after her soccer team was disqualified because officials thought she was a boy. on sunday, tournament organizers disqualified the team because they believed she was a boy. >> just because i like like a boy doesn't mea

i am joined with sandra smith. and rahon salon.t, you represent silicon valley, that was a pretty strong attack, pretty much blaming the tech companies for terrorism. >> on human level, my heart gos out to the prime minister and the loss. but, i would love her to visit silicon valley, they don't have a policy of safe spaces, they have a policy that says they want to crete create a hostile environment for terrorists and they will remove anyone promoting or recruiting terrorism to point a lot of internet companies have removed user names, even when law enforcement is not asking, the question is how they do this wheewhile keeping an open intert which is a biggest challenge that that is how we defeat this. steve: i am not feeling here, 100% defending tech company, but there is one thing that really drives me crazy, all very well. very politicians to blame the tech company they want more powers to snoop and spy, but every time we have an attack it turns out sandra that authorities knew the people that were involved, this particular head

kpix 5's sandra osborne out how they claim the cuts could make our housing crisis even worse. >> i'mxtremely grateful for this program and i hope president trump reconsiders his stance. >> reporter: joe vasquez says assistance turned his life around. >> i have been homeless all my life. >> reporter: now he is wondering what the future holds with president trump's budget for 2018. the proposal would slash the department's allotted money by about $6 billion. >> we are not able to serve our full capacity of households so we could serve over 16,000 households, um, the president's proposal is actually under those levels. >> reporter: the executive director of the santa clara housing authority says their wait lists are already too long for housing vouchers. and if passed, as is, the proposed budget would make things worse. >> we certainly would not be able to serve any of the 7,000 families who are on our wait list waiting to be served. >> reporter: some neighborhoods are also trying to get out of their hud contracts. this one, for example, is interested in tearing down these buildings to

in the santa cruz mountains, sandra osbourne. >>> after snow and hail in the bay area yesterday and upthe sierra it is now time for something completely different. as we look out toward the bay and coit tower. wait until you hear what's happening this weekend. even i couldn't believe it. the forecast coming up. >> coming up all new, new questions about the big release of smoke at this bay area refinery. turns out, the health impact may be much worse than thought. >> but first, the marta closed down today. here's a look at the closing numbers from wall street. >>> check this out you thought it was june right. that's tahoe and that's snow at one of the resorts that is closed now because it wasn't supposed to snow. even snowed at lake level at tahoe. that's not the only place with wet weather. >> this is in sonoma where there's hail. we had an odd kind of june day it's supposed to be warm, we're supposed to be welcoming summer conditions. but no we're not done yet. >> the whole year has been weird so why stop now. >> i do have to say, the vast majority of the bay area kind of chilly, kind

--sandra bermudez tiene el informe... :01 :06 1:07 1:22 sot leslie enriquez, residente de san jos se ponen aqui cuando traemos a los ninos a la escuela en las mananas vo residentes del area de las calles oak y first en el centro de la ciudad de san jos... recibieron con gusto la noticia del operativo antiprostitucion que implemento el departamento de policia... este se realizo entre el 23 al 26 de mayo... en un area que se ha caracterizado por ser problematica... oficiales encubiertos de la unidad metro/// pretendian ser clientes que solicitaban los servicios de las sospechosas .... y otras agentes se hacian pasar como prostitutas para detectar y arrestar a quienes estaban dispuestos a pagar a cambio de favores sexuales.... full page se emitieron 27 multas criminales por ofensas relacionadas con esta actividad ilicita...6 a sexoservidoras y 21 a clientes... uno de ellos tambiense le impuso un cargo por posesion de cocaina... full page pero quienes son ellos? la mayoria hombres de entre 19 y 63 aÑos de edad no solamente re

susan vela (vey-luh) loves her visits with sandra.s to sing, dance and put on a little performance... nats- "never know how much i love you." she, of course, also appreciates the grocieries. for her, shopping is almost impossible, while battling vision problems. susan vela/recipient- "thanks to city hope, i'm doing much better health wise." and, the food bank says this program still has plenty of room to grow. so, like susan, more people can focus on what makes them happy in life...susan/nats- finshes song and, not be concerned about the next meal. in san francisco, philippe djegal, kron four news. (catherine) all this week on kron4... we'll be highlighting the passionate work done by our local food banks and their volunteers. it's part of our commitment to the community.. and later this week some on our staff will be at the various food banks volunteering. as always, for more information... go to our website kron4 dot com. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meterologist brittney shipp. skies remain partly cloudy

. >> sandra osborne is live where michelle obama will be speaking. >> reporter: what a way to kick off day two. the former first lady will be here but it's going to be for a closed session. she'll be speaking in front of a group of developers. they are not planning on streaming that speak. they are calling it a fireside chat. and we expect her to focus on empowerment and diversity. the massive crowds waiting to get in to the address. the executive team has been known to speak out politically and socially on topics like lgbt rights and diversity in the work force. cook referenced some of the oldest and youngest developers at the conference. amanda-- is creating an app to help with anxiety and she's 15 years old. >> i'm in love with technology. there's something about creating and building and just designing something that you know can help people and you love. >> how cool is that? the apple team announced the new version of the mobile operating system, ios 11. and a home speaker with siri capabilities and it can sense the room. >>> we may see a little bit of traffic heading into downtow