this is also a sarah. sarah manhurst.nother twist in the story that has had so many. do you love ryan widmer? >> i love him, yeah. >> sarah wore an engagement ring and is the mother of ryan's son, born in the summer after trial number two. what did you name the baby? >> his name is ryan. >> you see ryan's face in the baby's? >> yeah. >> sarah, a canadian via new york, like jennifer from iowa and melissa from seattle, also became aware of ryan after our first "dateline" program on the case aired back in 2009. >> i thought that he was railroaded. i really did. >> she sent an email to ryan, saying how sorry she felt for him and he sent one back. soon, they were talking on the phone. a little more than a month later, sarah came to cincinnati to visit ryan. she stayed with him at his mother's house. >> i thought it was a little awkward, you know, because we had touched so much on the phone but we hadn't met and, you know, he was telling me how much he loved sarah and he could never, ever love another woman as much as he loved

still with us is sarah hunt., are you playing a playbook of the feds cutting 50 basis points? sarah: i would be surprised if they cut 50. you have got people all over the map with what the fed is going to do. they got a little better and, we are still going to cut rates. maybe there is not dependency. maybe we are afraid or we raised too much in december and it would be easier to take that off the table and see how things go. this move to 50, we are not at that higher-level now. if you think things are going to have issues later, do you want to go 50 now, or do you want to wait and say we will do 25 and see how the market takes that? enough to keep growth going. i wonder how much of a change that is going to make. the equity markets love it. they are happy because it means money stays cheap and that helps push people back into equities. david: the markets are heart of what is being said. one thing that struck me about what claire said was it is not just the day today. it is today to down the road. maybe we need t

and placed an order for sarah. she came about 2 months later. when i opened the ball i was completely surprised at how realistic she looked. and so i did the saturday instead of may and after a few days of my brain was being fooled into thinking recently they're not all quite like this actually. it was just the beginning today dean shares his house with a total of 7 dog. so fear was my 2nd home she arrived in january of last year. i was particularly taken by her look at me she concluded quite melancholy for i thought she was quite different to sarah this is cherie her she's the only dog was got 2 times i thought you know i need some diversity i need some different ethnic groups in my dull collection and this was the most african looking had i could farm. i think i think she's the queen because she's very pretty go sarah is the queen. of. sex dolls like deans are manufactured in china and sold in europe by an array of wholesalers in germany one of the biggest distributors is headquartered at the edge of the hearts mountains. and sells about $2000

sarah: yes. emily: he told you he thought it would last a while. sarah: he is such a big thinker.how they would have a successive set of these funds. they would all be around $100 billion. he wanted to have a steady stream of cash to invest over time. emily: where are they going to put this? sarah: this is going to be harder because all the promising late stage companies they could have talked to about an investment, they have talked to everybody, they have invested where they can. this vision fund, the first one has been about -- there has been investment in the u.s., about almost half. about 40% in asia and the rest elsewhere. in this new one, they will end up investing a lot more in asia. in particular, india. they are just going to have to look harder for companies. in the u.s., they will have to go down to a slightly earlier stage than previously. and they will have to hire a ton more people to make this happen. emily: does the strategy change at all? sarah: i think they are still going to want to be a dominant company in every possible tech industry. in that sense, no. but g

like this is sarah's favorite dress. like a glove it really does look good and this is an older so 50 style i guess. describe my hand in the car again and i'm just holding her hand while i pull the collagen over so that benefit is back. this is what i used to do work with patients. dean retired early from his job as a psychiatric nurse in 2013 he says he missed feeling needed but that's not the only reason sara moved in. dean also has an intimate relationship with her 1st. you know what is love. i think for men quite often it's physical so. pre-programmed biologically to respond to certain things so i respond to her face i chose her face because i found it attractive couple times she's been in dreams of mine and i thought she was real but then after it's obvious a few minutes you wake up you realize it was just a dream and then i almost i must admit occasion after a bit sad really i thought that was nice. to date dean has never been out in public with his dogs but that's not to change very soon. in the early. when dean i

sarah: that is true. the other thing is, i think the caveats matter, and when these models get reported on, the caveats don't come with that, so you will hear definitively that an organization has concluded this about a country. and they are the most useful when you include those things. organizationshese have made big strides in being able to communicate what they are doing, which is investigating a set of issues and coming up with outlooks about what time things will look like under certain parameters. i think that is important to contextualize the findings a little bit. ben: thank you. i think i saw another hand up on the right side of the room. my right. >> thank you. i am bob. of talked about that most these are very supply-oriented projections and simplistic assumptions about what influences demand, and so, sarah, i agreed with your comments about the importance of trying to improve this aggregation upon demand issues. eai does some of that, but i don't see much else being done on that side, which i

shoot simulated ammunition, if you think about it it's pay paul's but a little more to the extreme sarah man pd says this active threat drill has been in the works for several months completely unrelated to the tragic events that unfolded in gilroy over the weekend. but they do say that mass shooting brings to the forefront. the need for training like this. >>unfortunately these events are becoming common nationwide. so we want to make sure that if a tragic situation like what happened in weekend does happen here in the central community we're as prepared as possible to make sure we have the appropriate response and take the necessary precautions to make sure that the city and the area safe. >>the high school campus was chosen for its practicality as it's almost empty in the summertime and also sadly because of the very real fact that school shootings are on the rise. maureen kelly kron 4 news. well body cam video shows the rampage that led to an officer involved shooting in the database on july 4th. >>the suspect identified as betty kofi he was high on lsd when he attacked several frien

the prosecution's closing argument stated that al bayda violated night oakland fire codes sarah counted violation of the fire code is irrelevant if there is no criminal negligence then sarah recounted testimony from multiple witnesses saying they felt safe inside the go ship and that child protective services oakland police and the fire department all that inside the warehouse, sarah told the court. this is why his client didn't think he was doing anything criminal then he told the jury that how they the it called offended next harris are scapegoats connected to a conspiracy to protect the city of oakland from a lawsuit worth millions of dollars because he says police and fire have the responsibility to report the building and red tag before and it is closing argument, sarah told the jury that in order to find his client guilty. they would have to say he was reckless and the different. he showed the court a photo of al bayda with his wife and children who also lived in the warehouse city said his client would never ever sacrifice his family and the way i view it now. >>we're neck to nec

sarah malloch will be staying with us.te on what is making headlines outside the business world with viviana hurtado. viviana: donald trump may replace commerce secretary wilbur ross. according to nbc, that is prompted by the administration's loss in the supreme court on adding a citizenship question to the senses. argument forid ross' adding the question was contrived. in hong kong there's more pressure on carrie lam. police arrested more than 40 demonstrators. the protesters marching against carrie lam and her controversial plan to allow extradition to mainland china area china refused carrie lam's offer to resign. beijing wants her to fix "the myth she created." 50 poundof the new note will be alan turn. he was a war hero for breaking nazi germany's code. his work on the question of whether computers could think late the foundation for artificial intelligence. global news 24 hours a day, on air and @tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am viviana hurtado. th

anna: sarah, thank you very much.ief economist for the americans and europe for standard chartered bank. bloomberg surveillance continues in the next hour with tom keene and nejra cehic. coming up we will be speaking to mervyn king. a big week for u.k. assets as we find out who becomes the new prime minister. this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: this morning, it is prime minister may. by the end of the week prime minister johnson is likely. the irish question is still the heart of the brexit matter. we consider no deal from dublin. markets are quiet. earnings and revenue season in full force. exhausting heat from paris to peoria. this is "bloomberg surveillance" i am tom keene new york. nejra cehic in london. francine is off. a nation focused on a new prime minister. it is not assured it will be prime minister johnson. nejra: no, but the betting market seems sure. it would be a huge surprise that was not but nothing is ever sure. the question is what would happen with the new cabinet. you were asking what the future the cabinet

sarah: really? jon: yeah. i would say -- sarah: you'd wear -- okay. come on.estly. lemonis: is there anything on this board that you would put on your phone? jon: i would put that one, the lower right. sarah: i actually would say, my l.a. friends, if you were to think about our l.a. team, many of the men might go for that. jackson: i totally agree. sarah: the gold is so on-trend. and the mixing the marble with the gold, i haven't seen anything like that. it looks fantastic, and i think that these have a sophistication to them. xavier: aside from that, we really wanted to, you know, make sure we hit that t-mobile magenta in the designs that we made, because it would be really cool for the customer to get something that is branded t-mobile but doesn't, like, feel like it to them so that they're walking around showing off this cool case, while at the same time, your brand is being extended. sarah: this was smart of you, because there are the people who are fans, and that was nice. jon: wow. that's impressive. jon: hey. how are you? charlotte: hi. lemonis: how are

thank you sarah. >>and of course keep it tuned. kron 4 sarah mention because a 10 o'clock when that press conference starts you can catch that not only here but also on our 24 hour streaming news app kron on that will bring you live uninterrupted coverage of that press conference if you haven't downloaded it today, check it out go to kron on dot tv to download it now. >>6.41 want to get caught up on weather traffic before you leave the house on monday morning john good morning. >>good morning. yeah, a little bit on the gloomy side out there today we do have some low lying cloud cover that is streaming in across the bay area so you're going to notice that as you're getting outside not just at the golden gate bridge but really anywhere that you are heading out this morning as for our current temperatures there, nice and cool in the 60's and 70's but later on today, we're actually not going to see too much of a change we're going to hold in the 60's and san francisco and half monday while those of us in mill valley, oakland hayward fr

a lot sarah such tragedy affecting so many lives this morning.eep it to the kron 4 were course going to be following this as it continues to develop throughout the morning we are anticipating a press conference at 10:00am and we'll bring that to you live and uninterrupted either here or on our 24 hour news app kron on grow to kron on dot tv to download that now if you haven't already and again that is set to begin at 10 o'clock this morning 7.37 right now we want to get a quick look at weather and traffic as well tom. >>well guys that has been a pretty cloudy start to this morning, you're still holding on to cloud cover for a lot of the bay especially out towards the coast. >>timber on right now one of the spots that's under some predominantly gray skies currently this is keeping temperatures down especially out towards timber on pacifica down through san mateo all in the 50's while oakland redwood city mountain view hey we're doubling in pittsburgh on the other side of the 60 degree mark alright, addict currently of now we are cooler than yester

sarah -- a book, here's a book. sarah, that right there that's a literary agent there she is. 70, thank you. >> you're welcome. look at sarah's face she's going to kill me. >> okay. i love hearing these story oarngd like we do need to remember that you don't need to encounter 70 -- criminal in your life, i mean, hideous takes a lot of forms but we're talking of a pretty serious stuff here. >> yep. thank you i appreciate it. i'm daniel, and you know, i feel like i know virginia a little bit from twitter which is -- kind of crazy because i'm hopelessly addicted to twitter so i'm on there a lot i'm a psychologist. what point that i want to make was just in the beginning when everyone, you know, we were kind of lamenting fact that trump's approval rose 2% after two day after the publish -- publishing of your book and today after the tweets that he made you know against the four congress women his points reportedly rose again like 5%. but what i think is being missed by everyone is that if you look at his approval in tho

sarah: absolutely.he markets and observers got what they wanted out of this meeting with a promise from trump at least for the moment not to escalate tariffs on china. a huge gulf-- remains. they didn't get past things like state subsidies. there has been no real change, no real timetable to get the parties past these breaking points. i think it is a temporary sigh of relief. like you said, is trump going to tweet in a couple of days and say something has angered him? there is no certainty of what the markers are along the way yet --the way. caroline: a piece writing that it ends one war and starts another. these big tech companies becoming political ponds embroiled in trade negotiations, what does it mean to technology ways and means building up in the u.s. and china ever coalescing? peter: i think, from the china side, even if there is this temporary relief for while way, they are dependent on components in key areas, and they know that, over the long-term, the only way they will be able to escape tha

sarah thanks for joining us. everybody, i'm grant lotus and on the as hazmat team was called there to menlo park of the facility after a bag of. >>male tested positive for sarin kron four's dan kerman following this story and joins us now live from the scene with what's happening now dan. >>well as its materials. crews are on scene now we've been in a waiting pattern most of the day but about 3.45 they've got here, let's push in and we can show you right behind that blue vehicle you'll see somebody who's downed up in a white outfit that's one of the 4 people that will be going into this mail facility to test that bag of mail and they should be going in there any time now and the next 1520 minutes or so, and t process could take over an hour and a half to complete. let's take some video that we showed you earlier and we'll tell you how this all happened started about 11 o'clock there's a protocol for male here at facebook and it went through this protocol, this machine if you will and twice out of 3 times this bag

a lot sarah.o let's go to rob a now get her perspective on how both of these issues are affecting your commute robin. >>just a quick recap of everything that's going on expect both a bar delays and newly delays this morning at you as you heard from our reporter. they are on scene still assessing the damage from that flooding they are cleaning up as well. now we heard from a spokesperson from bar to set that they were resuming service but we saw from our reporters live shot that they have the stations still taped off and they weren't allowing people to get into or out of that station so little bit of conflicting information for you, i'd say just stay away from embarcadero head over to montgomery head over to pow street. that is your best alternate but they are hoping to resume bart service soon. now as far as newly we know that the flooding was coming from the meeting platform. the embarcadero muni station is still close stay away from that as well and head over to montgomery street. if you're driv

both trevor and sarah were at that garlic festival together though sarah was not hurt. and 13 year-old keyla salazar is from san jose she was with h ffestival. far we have not been able to get in contact, but certainly we will keep working to do so to learn more about what that 13 year-old was all about people who did know her friends describing her as someone who was almost like an angel wanted to help other people ahead of herself can now back to you we have continuing coverage of the garlic festival shooting throughout the evening and on our 24 hour streaming service kron on. >>you can download our kron 4 app to get push alerts straight to your phone with updates on this story as we learn more new details a new video of that rampage which led to an officer-involved shooting and the degas bay. it happened on july 4th the sonoma county sheriff's department just released body camera video of the incident. c was high on lsd when he attacks several of his friends. he was then seen on camera stabbing a security guard in the chest with a repor ran over to women, we're walki

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. >> sarah green: it is pretty funny. >> wertheim: he and his wife, sarah urist green, a curator and of a son, age eight, and daughter, five. sarah began reading his manuscripts when they started dating 14 years ago. >> sarah green: and i was really nervous, because i really liked john, and i knew that if the book was bad, it wasn't going to work. ( laughter ) >> wertheim: the relationship wasn't going to work. not, the book wasn't going to work. >> sarah green: no, no. the book might have worked or not, but i couldn't be dishonest about... about that, and if i didn't like it, sorry. >> john green: i mean, i'm supee time. ( laughter ) i don't think i could've handled that pressure. >> wertheim: unfiltered criticism. >> sarah green: yeah, yeah. >> john green: yeah. >> wertheim: john, do you remember when you told sarah about your o.c.d.? >> john green: i don't know that it was an event so much as it was a process. and part of getting to know me was understanding that i had problems with anxiety. >> sarah green: there was never a moment where john kind of sat me down and said, "i have

for now live in gilroy sarah stinson kron 4 news.ou so much sarah at 6.40 right now we'll continue our coverage we have many more angles we're going to be talking about how. >>politicians are focused on gun control and we have all of the information also on our website at kron 4 dot com and continuing on kron on as well we'll be back in a few minutes as we remember the victims who were killed in gilroy. >>the victims and their families. how the law. prayers and support. i think you're a community. >>this is a devastating time for our community. like many other communities before us. the residents of go or will come together. grows stronger through this. we'll be better because of it. if you have moderate to thsevere rheumatoid arthritis, month after month, the clock is ticking on irreversible joint damage. ongoing pain and stiffness are signs of joint erosion. humira can help stop the clock. prescribed for 15 years, humira targets and blocks a source of inflammation that contributes to joint pain and irreversible damage. humira can l

sarah. >>good morning james is right and live here at pier 50 where cruz is spent the last couple days preparing for big show the show that people come from all over the bay over bay area to see right here in san francisco take a look at this video we caught up with them on the barges they were finishing up the last bit of creations in building up that stuff fireworks it's going to be a 20 to 25 many show that will light up the sky all across the bay area really but thousands of people are going to be swarming around the embarcadero to enjoy these fireworks. the show can be seen from many different vantage points, including aquatic park in a raid on the water. it's so nice to see also pier 39 is going to be a great place as well people are going to be there. a lot of fuel for motown and then people who are from here. a it's a great spot to be at the rock show their activities for people to do from 3 to 6. we actually caught up with one of the head engineers who sets of the fireworks when ask

for now live in gilroy sarah stinson kron 4 news all right. thank you sarah. those were the survivors. >>were shaken and then there were 3 who were killed remember the little boy we talked about yesterday all morning long just 6 years old will now we know who the other a man was killed a 25 year-old named trevor. be and he was visiting the garlic festival from rochester, new york and mary is with his girlfriend, he graduated from college in new york in 2017 biology and he and his girlfriend sarah werner. we're at the garlic festival together and that's when he was shot and killed. and you know we also told you all about the little boy who was shot and killed as well and there's a picture again of stephen romero, the 6 year-old a boy who was killed and then there is one female who was killed and she was just 13 years old 13 year-old kayla salazar the santa clara county coroner's office is confirming that she was the 3rd victim she is from san jose. there is a local business owner who set up a go fund me account to support all of the families who lost loved ones

sarah, thank you. — saying what they call "digital strip searches" can infringe victims‘ right to privacy and are "causing major delays to investigations". the report by big brother watch says cases are even being dropped because victims don‘t want to share their phones with the police. but the national police chiefs‘ council says officers have a duty to pursue all reasonable lines of enquiry. at the end of 2017, we brought you an interview with liam allan. he was falsely accused of rape — and only cleared when messages downloaded from his alleged victim‘s phone revealed how she had pestered him for "casual sex". you can‘t really stop false accusations, people have a spiteful side and when people are hurt they react in a way you don‘t really expect and so we rely on the procedure to find the right sort of things and as far as i‘m aware, if i‘ve been through it, not the only one, just because i‘m the one in the media right now it doesn‘t mean i‘m the only one he‘s been through it. said it so many times

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so it's time to prepare in san francisco, sarah stinson kron 4 news. >>or the earthquakes on everyone's minds there will be a community meeting on earthquake preparedness hosted by the alameda county office of emergency services it is this wednesday from 09:00am to 04:00pm at the emergency operations center on 4985, broder boulevard in dublin, homeowners will be taught how to reduce the risk of earthquake damage to their homes and also learn steps to minimize injuries. also tonight kron 4 is always tracking local stories, here's a look at what's going on in your neighborhood right now. >>on the peninsula rideshare drivers are speaking out after changes were made to how they pick up passengers at s f o the airport now taking action to help with traffic congestion caused by over and left the new holding lot on the south side of the airport is expected to eventually even now traffic congestion at the south and to the airport but rideshare drivers say they're still sitting ducks and the traffic in that they face heavy congestion as they go pick up passenge

sarah frier joins us from san francisco with what to expect.hy should we expect something great out of q2, what did they release and that would've ignited the imagination? sarah: the biggest thing analysts are looking at this quarter is this is the quarter where the android rollout -- they have had problems with the android application and are they redesigned the whole thing and they finally rolled it out worldwide, so that is supposed to help them gain users, especially in those markets outside of the u.s. the other thing is maybe it is too late, because instagram has already gone into their territories with instagram stories, which is a lot like snap. but snap hopes its creativity and what it builds in its content and filters it will draw people back. vonnie: what about monetizing that? if it is better content, can they charge more or get more per user? sarah: i think the content has to be a big draw, that is where they make most of their money, on the content side. most users however are using it for messaging. they have not built out there

sarah ra i nsfo rd , political deals won‘t be easy. sarah rainsford, bbc news.y skill of surgeons in london. after months of talks and missed deadlines, a deal has been struck to keep greece within the eurozone. the immediate prospect of greece going bust, in the worst crisis to hit the eurozone, has been averted. emergency services across central europe are stepping up their efforts to contain the worse floods this century. nearly 100 people have been killed. broadway is traditionally called the great white way by americans, but tonight it's completely blacked out. it's a timely reminder to all americans of the problems that the energy crisis has brought to them. leaders meet in paris for a summit on pollution, inflation and third world debt. this morning, theyjoined the revolution celebrations for a show of military might on the champs—elysees. finally, wildlife officials in australia have been coping with a penguin problem. fairy penguins have been staggering ashore and collapsing after gorging themselves on a huge shoal of their favourite food — pilchards. s

so it's time to prepare in san francisco, sarah stinson kron 4 news. >>chief meteorologist lawrence karnow information on what's going on down there and i know you've been watching the seismic continues yeah, it's amazing you get a huge quake like that and it just takes a while for the ground really settle in so the earthquakes continue in a rumble the ground literally moving underneath their feet there in and around parts of southern california taking in for a closer look of course we have that huge magnitude 7.1 on friday night but look at all those areas those earthquakes within the last hour in yellow those are in the last 12 hours in the green is in the last 24 hours. so you can see literally dozens upon dozens place continue mostly just smaller quakes running for about one to about 3.3. but certainly there's a chance they could still see some larger earthquakes as that ground continues to settle in around that fall, but around the bay area temperatures they were the story today, boy it really cool down some parts the bay area almost 10 degrees co

sarah was not physically hurt. but now she along with juanita trevor's mom and this entire family are heartbroken trying to find a way to say goodbye. wondering why a senseless act of violence had to take him everybody. >>this friend, i don't care if you met 2 days ago. they becomes rents i mean to tell them you know as little boy of us. >>to help police and victims deal with this kind of profound heartbreak that we're hearing center counties providing services to help ease the burden of those who are affected rucker elementary school in gilroy has been turned into a temporary family wellness center. kron four's theresa explains what's being offered there. >>the people in gilroy in this community. strong and resilient. >>santa clara district attorney jeff rosen talking at the temporary grieving center senate for those impacted by that tragedy at the gilroy garlic festival leaving 3 people dead and countless physically injured and mentally scarred. >>with the help of the santa clara county behavioral services. the r

sarah smith reports. minister's official residence in edinburghjust days after becoming prime minister is a carefully choreographed piece of diplomacy that was not universally popular. but borisjohnson meeting nicola sturgeon face—to—face will not help them see eye—to—eye over brexit. not even close. visiting a vanguard class nuclear submarine on the clyde, borisjohnson wants the eu to know he is ready to go to battle, he is supercharging no—deal preparations, he's also saying he will go the extra mile to try to get a deal. it is right we should go for a deal, and there is every chance we can get a deal. and i think with goodwill and with common sense, that is what we will achieve. so are the odds still to a million—to—one we will leave with no—deal? provided there is sufficient goodwill and common sense on the part of our partners, that is exactly where i would put the odds. any chance of a no—deal brexit, even at a million—to—one, would not satisfy nicola sturgeon, who says that no—deal would be catastr

emily: let's get to l a where sarah mcgregor is standing by.hat should we expect when these talks resume? sarah: it is really hard to know right now. that's the million-dollar question. we know from the u.s. side, they want to start off where talks broke down in may. they want to rehash that document that they said at the time was 90% complete. the u.s. says china reneged on some of the promises they made. it is hard to see, if they are starting off from dispute, how they will find a way to go forward. i think we will be all carefully watching for words from the u.s. side, looking for compromise perhaps on rolling back tariffs. from the chinese side, we will be looking for those promises of addressing ip theft and economic reforms. emily: are there some point where we expect they might be able to find some common ground. sarah: for china, the easy answer has always been farm purchases. but this is not enough for the trump administration. that is the ground they seem to cover time and again. we saw a little bit of easing on the u.s. side from tr

economic team leader sarah mcgregor and tom mackenzie. let's start with you, sarah.hese tweets coming at a time where chinese officials are getting ready to wine and dine their u.s. counterparts. sarah: yes, it would seem like an inopportune moment for trump to be tweeting, chastising china for what he says is ripping the u.s. offer all of these years. i think it sets a tone as negative as they try to go into talks and build goodwill. at the same time, trump is telling us china has not come through on this pledge that president xi told him that they would buy more farming goods. those purchases were contingent on the u.s. giving special licenses to chinese companies to sell to huawei. that has not flown through yet. there is a lot of balls in the air right now. paul: angry tweets, broken promises. is it safe to say expectations are not terribly high? what does a good outcome look like at the end of this week? sarah: next dictation so probably about zero there will be a -- expectations are probably about zero there will be a deal. the two sides really allowed the nego

trish: next up, sarah huckabee sanders was thrown out of a restaurant in virginia.ying to feel self important. their sales within down after that stunt, they got publicity for wrong reasons, i support freedom of speech, if she wants to write whatever she wants to write. she is entitled to do so, the restaurant should be theref customers and consumers. >> about there one. after receiving backlash on her new shake wear line. -- shinshape wear line. kim-ono. will change the name, everyone said it was basically a slap in the face to the japanese, seems a bet of a stretch, she is now changing the name? >> it is ridiculous, she was going to first launch a lingerie line with a kimono, this is nota new thing, but she could sell anything. she sold perfume out last summer in 5 minutes, i am more surprised that no one has thought of this concept to have shape wear that confirms to different outfits and skin tones, but come on the with name, get it together. trish: you give her credit for that. >> ar for the idea. i am surprised no one else has challenge spanx. >> always good t

a live in san bruno sarah stinson kron 4 news, thanks. a lot sarah. >>and we have breaking news from overnight one man was shot and killed in san pablo around 9 o'clock last night in the 900 block, a stand in awe avenue that's where officers found the victim who had been shot he was in the middle of the road. they do believe that that victim was targeted. >>a father who was visiting san francisco with his son is recovering after being injured in a hit and run accident it happened near the legion of honor museum and there you can see video paramedics working on him. the father called 911 when he saw 2 people breaking into cars there. he actually tried to take a picture of the burglars and the car they were trying to escape and that's when the burglars hit the victim with the car and took off. police say these types of criminals are tough to catch. and this incident shouldn't serve or should serve as a reminder for people who park on the streets. >>and not leaving anything inside changes in the law and it is these are all mister good. and what happens w

morning sarah.live here in the embarcadero air yet thousands of people will be out here tonight all today really trying to get that water front spot so they can see the big beautiful show in the sky, it's really just an annual fireworks show that people come from all over the bay area really to get their eyes on so it's really something people look forward to but we caught up with some of the crews to make ii all happen. we got a behind the scenes look take a look at this on the barge. they do they make it on the barge and a pier 50 and they create a 20 to 25 minute fire show assembling in all there and they take the barge out on the bay making sure it's centered so that everyone can see it from a multiple vantage points across the bay across the city more like but you can see on a clear day other parts of the bay area. but in terms of fog today, it seems like if you're in san cisco you will see it but it can be a little fuzzy. >>that's what john said. so thousands of people will be here. we do know

that sign was sarah palin. quote.way with the election of 2008, palin's appeal was a revelation. she was connecting with portions of the electorate in ways that nobody had seen since reagan. but unlike the gipper, she was not channelling their hopes and ambitions and highest aspirations. instead, she was provoking their fears, fanning their anxieties, inciting their animosities, and it worked. tim alberta the author of "american carnage" and senior correspondent at politico back with me. tim, again, this book is stunning. i highly recommend it. karl rove says sarah palin was, quote, an early warning bell for what we're seeing now. i think many of us forgot it. then we read your pages, and it's like, wow. the trifecta joined us a decade ago. >> it is really tempting to believe donald trump materialized out of thin air and nobody saw this coming but in fact as i try to do in the book in reconstructing this past decade of republican politics, and of course i should say one could argue this goes back much further than a d

stinson kron 4 news sarah. >>you were just sitting there friday morning doing live shots for us, i mean issues got of the erie for you and you know and the for the police to when you get a hold of them is. did they or will they now have cameras posted when you do big events like this. it is not hard at all to set up a surveillance system the end i don't. >>think they do it but surely. they will from now on because that would have been huge instead of begging for people cell phone video should show random videos right it's easy to place a bunch of nest or whatever right i mean campus something you technological savvy at this place what did that do to your chair knowledge when the cameras around that like a network set up for as part of the security year. >>no i did not see any cameras set up and you know if they did and they did a good job of hiding them. but it seems like you know the main way of securing the area we're having that those metal detectors up and making sure the you know they did have security the

sarah corker reports.e marked the first passenger flight to take off from carlisle for more than quarter of a century. loganair will fly to three destinations. belfast city, london southend and this is the 8am departure to dublin. this is the uk's 41st passenger airport and one of its smallest. it is hoped tourists will use it as a gateway to the lake district. cumbria tourism is obviously all about the visitor economy, but we work really strongly in partnership with the business sector. so it's really important for them too to be able to bring people here, for people to be able to come here for work and people to be able to come here and invest. millions have been spent on upgrades, but it will face tough competition from other northern airports, including newcastle and manchester. there have been attempts to restart commercial operations here for the best part of 20 years. and after a few false starts and delays, today it became a reality. but not everyone is happy with the decision to open another airpo

taylor: i want to bring in sarah mcgregor.u stand, what has been the trump administration's reaction? like i was talking to earlier with isaac, we came out of the g20 feeling pretty good. what happened? sarah: we are hearing from them repeatedly. they think the talks are moving forward. they said today, robert lighthizer and steven mnuchin are meeting by phone with their chinese counterpart and continuing to talk. we don't know the substance of these talks. what are they actually talking about that is different from before with the talks collapsed over the issues you were discussing? china wants the existing tariffs to be removed. that married with u.s. demands that china makes hard-core reforms like the removal of state subsidies and codifying into laws like ip theft, cracking down on it -- two things china does not want to do and would never agree to. where are they going to find this middleground? i think that is the biggest question that is out there from these talks. trump and xi said let's keep working towards a deal, bu

sarah smith, bbc news, edinburgh. that owns car maker vauxhall says the company would shut its factory in cheshire if brexit makes the site unprofitable. the 1,000 workers at ellesmere port were told last month that, if a brexit deal was struck, the astra model would continue production. but the french owners now say there are contingency plans to make the car elsewhere in europe. here's colletta smith. vauxhall, like much of the car industry, have been warning about the implications of a no—deal brexit for some time. but today's comments are the hardest punch yet. now the boss says they've a southern european plant in mind to build the next generation of vauxhall astra, if brexit makes building them here at ellesmere port unprofitable. the new foreign secretary says businesses have already been given help to prepare. we are going to be stepping up that and reaching out to those sectors and businesses that do feel vulnerable and will be more affected. let's remember, the car sector has been affected by a range of othe

i looked over and recognized sarah. oh yeah, now i two and two toge and i was in school with his son, joey. >> reporter: over the next 15 years or so, these two families would grow even closer. both joey and sarah knew they wanted to be firefighters. >> i've ran into the captain and stuff like that and i said i can't wait to come be a firefighter and work for the city and stuff like that. >> reporter: a few years ago when captain ottoboni's son left for college, sarah stayed close to home. >> i finished my associate's degree. as well as my emt certificate. i'm going to start paramedic school about a year and a half process. then after that i hope to be able to be hired. >> she's not going to quit until she gets it. >> reporter: while there are no guarantees she gets to work in south city once she becomes a paramedic, she's already making he four women in the department. >> it is changing and to be a part of that change is honestly one of the greatest things for me. >> reporter: both admit it is something to think about

>>so let's go back out to kron 4 sarah stinson with what we can expect. hi sarah. good morning and happy 4th of here live at pier 39 where a lot more people are starting to come out right now. people are starting to wake up on this 4th and get excited and for the 4th of july spoke to a range of people some a town some from the bay area but right now they are preparing for the crowds here at 39, they're setting up a stage. they're getting it all set up for people i'm making sure looks nice and shiny for those people never been here before. but the biggest preparations of all those were the crews working on the fireworks shows we caught up with some of those cruise on their barge appear 50 and they work so this i had no idea just how hard and how much work it takes apparently it takes about 2 days to work on a 20 minute. fireworks show assemble it make sure it's working perfectly make sure it's timed out right make sure it looks fantastic that that blew red red blue and white and make sure its sparkling all over this kind of the best places to go. if you don't alread

jason: sarah mcbride joins us from san francisco. sarah: redwood i learned was two different times.ld-growth takes hundreds and hundreds of years to develop. sometimes a thousand years or more. then there's a second growth redwood, which grows up much more quickly in its younger trees. and so, a lot of the redwood that is legally for sale is this newer redwood, and it's perfectly legal to cut down redwood on private property. where you run into problems is if it's this type of redwood that has taken hundreds of years to develop, that has the type of majesty and dimension that you can't find in the newer trees. and really, the only place where a lot of that is left is our parks, our national and state parks. so people who really want this older type of redwood can be tempted to go to remote areas in national and state parks, mostly in california, and simply chop down pieces of tree, or in this case, the more valuable burrell, when they think nobody is looking. carol: was interesting too, if they are doing that, they're breaking the law, one of the thing that was interesting is that t

thank you sarah, 6 oh 6 is the time. >>a man was shot multiple times late last night and menlo park it happened around midnight in the 1200 block of near avenue and that's where the police found the 26 year-old victim, a man suffering from those gunshot wounds. he is in serious condition, nobody has been arrested. >>police arrested 3 women for stealing thousands of dollars worth of clothing from the outlet mall in vacaville, here's a picture of the women being arrested 2 employees of the outlet stores tried to stop the women, but they sped off in a car, our and there was a brief chase then the driver crashed that car. and that's when 3 women tried to run away but the police caught them and in the car they found a whole bunch of stolen merchandise look at all that. new surveillance video shows burglars breaking into cars in american canyon 2 dozen cars were broken into all sunday morning in one neighborhood along elk drive it all happened within about 4 hours. and here's duffy's 2 guys walking up a flashlight and so actua

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, being held in the killing of an italian police officer one of them, blindfolded while in custody sarah harmon has the latest. >> reporter: a disturbing twist after two americans teens were arrested in the killing of an italian police officer officials investigating, thi newly surfaced photo showing one of the suspects, 18-year-old gabrielle christian bound and blindfolded. blindfolding is illegal in italy. officers say they don't know how the photo got out. on friday italian police arrested him along with 19-year-old finnigan lee elder, both from northern california. family friends shocked at the allegations. >> i hope to god there is some missing link, some piece of the >> reporter: police th in a drug deal gone wrong.g toog interrogation. in a 911 call a witness claims the suspects fled the scene saying, how did they escape? on a motor bike? on foot? on foot, on foot police will be looking at the surveillance video from friday which shows two people running from the area around the time of the stabbing elder's family said they haven't spoken with him since an initial call from the po