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and nobody wants to say that. but i'll say it right now. you had a group -- you had a group on the other side that came charging in without a permit and they were very, very violent. >> and in return trump unravelled the carefully crafted message he read from a tell prompter yesterday. let me remind you what he did say to the nation yesterday. >> racism is evil. and those who cause violence in its name are criminals and thugs, including the kkk, neo-nazis, white supremacists and other hate groups that are repugnant to everything we hold dear. those who spread violence strike at the very core of america. >> racist hate groups are repugnant and then he named them. that was yesterday. today it was a very different world. trump blaming both sides. and his stunning turn did not go unnoticed by the former grand wizard david duke who tweeted moments after the president's press conference, thank you president trump for your honesty and courage to tell the truth about charlottesville and condemn the leftist terrorists in black lives matter. of cours

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i'm not saying what happened here but he says but, but, but. stop. now you come up to more recent cases, four cases out of guantanamo. four. all brought by the detainees. every one of them. the detainee, not necessarily the most popular person in the united states, bin laden's chauffeur was not and is not the most popular person in the united states. brought against the president or secretary of defense, all four, the detainee wins. congress has passed a statute -- first we had to interpret the statute then congress passed a statute specifically saying they can't get into court. they said it was unconstitutional. one of the cases says but i'm not an enemy combatant. you can't hold an enemy combatant if you're in an active war. but if they're not enemy combatants. some said we're not. i was a peaceful farmer. the government said why did you have a bazooka. he said every peaceful farmer in afghanistan has -- see there's an argument there. so we're asked to say what do they have to do? they have to go through due process. have an opportunity to present

because nowhere does it say get out and i certainly don't claim to say that this is time all i'm saying is that prices are elevated, perspectively turns out low, risks are high, people are engaging in risky behavior now nobody agrees with any of the four of those. and if not, then it seems to me that this is a time for increased caution. investing is not black and white. and it's not in or out it's maybe in, but maybe a little less than used to be in or maybe in as much as you used to be in, but with less risky securities, that's all i'm saying >> the bull case is sort of predicated on, and when people are asked, you know, why should you stay invested, let's just say in stocks, for example, hey, earnings are getting better, the economy is getting much better, stocks, relative to where bond yields are, are cheap. they use the cheap word in that context. and then they say look at what the u.s. market has done relative to the rest of the developed world and the emerging markets. it's underperformed and underperformed by many cases dramatically so there's going to be a catch up trade there

he is not going to say that unless — is not there to say that. why not?'t believe it. next he was said is fake news and they word or white supremacist. we have to say that his daughter, ivanka, has tweeted say there is no place for racism, white supremacist, and neo—nazis. which is odd. her father once said, but you will out specifically. maybe that is the closest we are going to get. his track record over the last six months, it might get there in the end. he will edge towards what the white house would have preferred from the outset... but think what we are usually criticising for us being too offensive to people on the other side of politics, or to his own officials, and yet here, he is guarding his word essay, hiding behind phrases like many sides being involved in violence, and this is not the plain speaking that many in america are demanding. they say these images should not be on our streets in 2017, and these people are not welcome in charlottesville, like the mayor said. philip hammond accused of caving in on customs deal. there was some suggesti

what are you saying to people who says this scares me?ened by what our president is saying. what are you telling them? >> well, i've been clear on my statement, both here, earlier on this program and in my statement back home that we put out. i think there was a failure there in the press conference. no question about that. but i've got to be honest, with all due respect, chris, they're getting a hell of a lot of platform on this network and other networks as well, too. i'm sure they have to be very happy about that. >> i hear you about that. i've dealt with this struggle throughout. i've been in this business for a long time. don't let the makeup fool you, there's a balance about how much oxygen you give to hate, how much of a plate form you give it. but you know what? i don't have a choice because the president of the united states just breathed life into that movement, just said they're on equal moral footing with those who opposed him. i have no choice. i tell you what, you're the only man we could get today to come on this show and t

it seems to me that michel barnier is saying, show us your hand, and we are saying, no, we can't showdavid davis used? constructive what was the phrase david davis used ? constructive ambiguity. what was the phrase david davis used? constructive ambiguity. the i'iews used? constructive ambiguity. the news is taking a pop at him because he accused britain of ambiguity today. i think there is a bit of mudslinging going on. we were told la st mudslinging going on. we were told last year to take back control, we didn't quite realised that this hard negotiating phase which we are in now, it is tricky, and whether you are a brexiteer or remain, whether you agree or not, there is two very men staring at each other down the barrel, it is not thinly veiled taunts, they are stabbing each other in the front and it is all rather unseemly, to be honest. but also they should do it away from the public gaze, if humanly possible, because this doesn't strike me as helpful. i don't know what our cards are and i'm not absolutely sure we've got too many, because we've come at this unexpectedly and we we

and they say managers ignored their complaints. allegra schawe-lane/suing amazonit was unreal, completely. it just had started so fast and just like, it spread like wildfire. one day, going to the restroom, someone had wrote on the wall that i should be burned, burned alive. dane lane/suing amazonwe love each other so much, that you know, if we didn't have one another, who knows. a lawyer working with the couple says the case is notable in part because amazon has a record of strongly supporting gay and transgender rights. there was no immediate comment from amazon. vicki and steve? (steve) scary moments at san jose international airport this morning... when two airport workers were taken to the hospital after being exposed to carbon monoxide. kron four's will tran shows us what happened. (larry hurst/airport construction worker- in an enclosed area, yeah, you don't want to be using because you could die)using a gas saw outdoors like this crew is fine.plenty of ventilation(pic of saw from airport)but that wasn't the case at 1 this m

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as eunice she says, grass—mac as soofi as as eunice she says, grass—mac as soon as she says, i'm no quittershe's finished. she was asked the question, and she was kind of dammed if she did and dammed if she didn't. if she had said, actually, no, i will pack up my bags in two yea rs no, i will pack up my bags in two years and go, then the optics for brussels and brexit talks wouldn't have been good. really, she had to say this. i think there was a sense from other mps i spoke to today that there wasn't a surprise about this. they didn't expect her to wave the white flag and say she was. you are right, because we are getting flak from brussels or ready for the ambiguity of our position papers, and the supposed vagaries of what we are presenting. so, if mrs may said she was off aim yes, that would create a further sense of instability and chaos, which i think is the case within the tory party, but it would make it even clearer. we shall see if it's a blog or not when the time comes. let's just shimmy over to the financial times, because they have a picture of her, but her main story —— but the

investigators say vallejo police spotted the vehicle in vallejo and say it was wanted in connection with a robbery. they say the description and license plate matched an armed robbery in el cerrito two weeks ago. >> the suspect didn't stop and the pursuit started within the city of vallejo. it then got onto the freeway. >> reporter: the chase turned off highway 82 richmond parkway, busy with rush-hour traffic. no one else was hit by the bullets. richmond police say there officers were not involved in the pursuit but because the pursuit happened in richmond they will be involved in the case. >> we have invoked the protocol for any officer involved fatality incident. what that means is the richmond police department is conducting an investigation in parallel with that the contra costa county district attorney's office is also investigating this incident. >> reporter: the eyewitness who took that cell phone video agreed to do an interview with me this past hour. he talked to me about what he saw off the camera. that was not seen in that video clip. here is what he had to say: >> that knife

what will he say? what does very to say? let's discuss. republican congressman ron desantis of florida, thank you for joining us. appreciate t important conversations to have today. >> good morning. >> what is your take on what the president still needs to do when it comes to addressing what happened in charlottesville? >> i hope after he meets with attorney general sessions that he will say definitively that this was, in fact, a terrorist attack. chris, i've been somebody that's been critical of previous administrations when you have somebody saying alla akbar and then they kill people that that's not viewed as terrorism for many years, in some cases, such as ft. hood. this person took aim at citizens and that is a terrorist attack. >> that's about the case and the facts of the case and what they reveal, fair point. but the larger point was about what charlottesville was all about. and the many sides, many sides does not seem to capture the reality. what is your sense? >> i think there has been violence in these other instances throughout

i say the same thing even with her seat bell on.right. >> you forget about the air bag. the force of it alone. >> yeah. >> lesson learned. >> one year after he was shot, shot ten times in east germantown boy and his family have a very special celebration planned. >> they're reaching out to families touched in the same w way. tomorrow marks one year since sean shot ma hatch brown 117 years old. last year the shots rang out near ashmead and clarkson street hitting several others as well. towed fight to survive but man survive he did. our shawnette wilson talked to him the day doctors released him from the hospital after dozens of surgery. they are best of friends shawnette and mahaj. his family is hosting super heroes against gun violence. they call him super hero because he is and how far he's come his family wants other children to come on over with their families from 3:00 to 7:00 at the lend fest center thirty four zero nine north tenth street. >> strong little guy. he's a supper hero. a local man just want totter drum up a little

i will say one last thing. it was soon after becoming president that president trump said somebody about chicago, a city he knows nothing about, and said, maybe i will send the army to chicago because there are such problems there. he was projecting this image of inner cities, that they are driven by violence of african-americans committing violence within the african-american community. one could say, is that what i'm talking about? no. no, no, no. the spirit of this says you send in the army when you have civil rights abuses done by the local legal authorities. we have obvious evidence of that. racial profiling, all these commissions studying how police forces are working. if we have evidence of dysfunction at the local level and the inability of local police forces to police correctly and enforce civil rights -- and we now have 20 of evidence -- that you've got more than enough justification -- plenty of evidence -- you've got more than enough justification to override that authority on behalf of civil right

they say it sounds harsh. i say -- work is not a punishment. work is the reward. work is how you feel better about yourself, no matter what it is. that's how you get your self-esteem by doing something, producing something. we have to figure out what we think government should do. the first argument against big government is liberty argument. that if you give up 90% of your check, you're losing your liberties. my dad used to say well, the church didn't ask for more than 10%, he didn't think the government should either. [laughter] not a bad standard. the other argument is the efficiency argument. this goes along with the post office. a great statement by milton friedman said nobody spends someone else's money as wisely as their own. that's why government is not efficient. that and because there's no profit motive. the profit motive, this is the invisible hand of self-interest. people say how terrible it is. what if government didn't direct all of our economic affairs and people were selfish and wanted more money for their family. self-interests, trying to maximize

let people like me, the hacks say what we want to say. but i would like to see less journalists talk about how unhinged he is and how wrong he is when's wrong. it's a very important role for the media is to call out the missteps and misstatements as they happen in real-time. maybe not cut in with your voice. i love what they say in the chryon. i think that's important. howie: i think we talk a lot about president obama's credibility. the media also has a huge credibility problem. i think we under cut our own credibility. at least those who do it. you are look at live pictures and we'll be back with that and more about the coverage of the president and a few other issues in just a b moment. heartburn relief gummies. they don't taste chalky and work fast. mmmm. incredible. can i try? she doesn't have heartburn. alka-seltzer heartburn relief gummies. enjoy the relief. it's ok that everybody ignoit's fine.n i drive. because i get a safe driving bonus check every six months i'm accident free. because i don't use my cellphone when i'm driving.

and let me say this. i'm glad to hear larry talk about how his parents would be stunned to see these kind of flags. because the real question is, why wasn't the president stunned? and why didn't he say that on saturday? i'm not going for the bait of him attacking me personally, larry. that has nothing to do with it. this is about a young woman is dead from these people. this is about organized groups that had, in the face of a prolonged promotion, this march, this rally. marched with torches the night before, then came back the next day and violence occurred, and the president said nothing. his silence spoke volumes to people. it was too little, too late. and i'm not the only one saying it. ken frazier said it. who was sitting at the president's side. many republicans' leaders said it. you won't get away with scapegoating civil rights leaders this time. people have seen the president's silence as something of a then d thundering statement. >> ashley, is it the belief that the president has made the statem

it says loyalty and family.ng the team is moving to las vegas pretty soon i would have to say they are either clueless or completely out of touch. family and loyalty. not really. >>> let's talk about the good stuff with regard to the readers. we know about their offense. high-powered. but the real questions seem to lie with the defense but they do have the afc defensive player of the year from last season, khalil mack. he is starting his fourth season. he is not what you would call an old, wily veteran but he has been around enough now to speak to the younger guys. him >> i've got a little bit. but at the same time it's important for me to lead by example. that's who i am. you've got everybody believing in one thing and focusing on one thing and trying to achieve one thing and focusing on that. the sky is the limit. >> the readers contend for the super bowl. the 49ers figured to be much improved. for a subplot, how about checking out christian mccaffrey? keeping an eye on him. the rookie out of stanford playing

>> i didn't say that. >> what do you say? american airlines nied to do, big business needs to do i've sued big business for years for discrimination claims. they do nothing unless you create a potential consequence for them. >> slow down. >> it's not until - - . >> stop, stop, hold on. >> let me answer you question. >> i want to get the terms clear. nobody discriminated against anybody else. nobody hurt anyone else. these are two people talking to each other in private. that's very different from going out and hurting someone. this is an opinion, and i grew up in a country that you can have opinions that maybe you didn't agree with. you're saying they should be punished for a view they have in private and i'm saying you're a fascist for believing that. >> okay. what i'm saying is american airlines needs to conduct or implement more sensitivity training. i don't think they need to ask every employee are you antigay or anti-transgender, but they need to implement sensitivity training. what lena dunham is saying what if a transg

he's saying that he will not accept any action from kim jong-un but not saying what the united statesl do. he did not rule out preemptive strike on north korea. 40s, most presidents do not -- of course, most presidents do not do that. but he managed to criticize his predecesso predecessors, president bush, president clinton, indeed president obama. president trump said he would be different. that is yet to be known. he made clear the improvised remarks earlier in the week are indeed the policy of this administration. >> thanks. >>> president trump's heated words coming moments after north korea threatened the united states with a shameful defeat and final doom if it continues to apply military and economic pressure. north korean officials releasing a stamtement claiming they will "mercilessly wipe out the provacateurs," making desperate efforts to stifle the socialist country." any reaction to south korea from the latest, harsh words from the north? >> reporter: no official comment, miguel. certainly people here in south korea not surprised by the rhetoric coming out of north korea. t

we always say this, not under our watch.re veterans here and we're a community that want to help make veterans lives better. >> ferguson says the project is part of his mission to never let his colleagues down. >>> a 700% price hike. you got to act quick full want avoid that when buying a national park senior pass we told you about this awhile back it's looming now at the end of this month. demand is sky rocketing for the passes. the national park service says it's received more than 250 thus san requests for passes this year. some sites ran out. and have started giving out rain checks to folks, congress passed legislation to end cries prices in december to pay for national park maintenance projects. >>> so water, really important to you, right? well some drink it from their brita filters. some use tap water. others recycle their own urine to make food and plastics as well. apparently, that is the case for a team of biologists at clemson university who are trying to use human waste to produce all kinds of materials for, say,

think about how you say this. no, mom, we have to speak up. we have to say these things. and she did. and i am so proud of the way that she was conducting herself on the day she died. >> susan bro wants her daughters' death not to be a source for more hatred but still love, compassion and a call toned injustices as heather heyer would have wanted. meanwhile a judge has denied bail to the man accused of killing her. >>> two days after the violence erupted in charlottesville, president trump has now calling out the white house supremacist groups behind the riots in the city. >> racism is evil. and those who cause violence in its name are criminals and thugs including the kkk, neonatzis, white supremacists and other hate groups that are repugnant to everything we hold dear as americans. >> his remarks come after waves of bipartisan backlash for immediate response on saturday. the president blamed the charlottesville violence on many sides and failed to mention why white supremacist groups behind it all in his initial statement. >>> a car rammed into pizzeria just outside of

police say they were contacted by a woman who says the man told her he was a doctor and conducted an unlicensed exam on her. police want anyone with information about this or similar incidents to contact them. >>> meantime, a san bruno woman is facing dui and child endangerment charges after police say she crashed her car with a small child on her lap and then kept driving. police say 47-year-old gilda mejia-stefani was under the influence sunday night when she crashed in to two parked cars on evergreen drive in san bruno. they say she drove away but was found nearby. the child was not hurt. >>> two people are under arrest tonight facing murder charges for the shooting death of a 71-year-old man on san francisco's twin peaks. ktvu's tara moriarty tells us that surveillance video led investigators to the suspect. they are believed to have killed the man for his camera. >> reporter: surveillance video we're told is what linked these two to the murder as well as other pieces of evidence which police aren't saying just yet what they are but we do know that edward french's camera was stol

we know what he stands for and what he says. easy to say, there is no place.merican judge that was overseeing the trump university case and, again, the history that bothars lers a lot of republicans. >> he's a mexican. we're building a wall between here and mexico. the answer is, he is giving us very unfair rulings. rulings that people can't even believe. this is a case that should have e ended. this judge is giving us unfair rulings. now i say why. i'm building a wall, okay. and it's a wall between mexico, not another country. >> he's not from mexico. he's from indiana. >> he's mexican heritage and he's very proud of it. >> you try to step back. let trump supporters out there watching are saying, how dare you go back and pull all that up. let's start from today. all that happened. whether you agree with the president. whether you think he was misunderstood and whether you think that was taken out of context. why hasn't he learned the lesson? understanding the world he lived in and he is the president of the united states. >> the reason it is interesting and h

the girl's father says he received a fraud alert from the bank saying melissa's debit card was being used in petaluma. he said when he calls his daughter's sell e cell phone it goes to voicemail. >>> happening today were a public recession. >> it's a public recession at the lake county sheriff's department who died this week. we covered rob run feld's death as breaking news yesterday morning. today the sheriff's office says it will escort his body from napa county back to lake county. authorities have still not said what type of medical emergency rum feld suffered before crashing thinks patrol car. >>> new this morning in east bay school district reportedly facing layoffs. east bay times reports newark unified schools are receiving lower funding due to declining enrollment. auditors are recommending cutting $5 million from the budget over the next two years. >>> and today the people get a chance to have their say in google's plans to build a mega campus in downtown san jose. the campus which is expected to be five times the size of valley fair mall is proposed to be built near san jo

here both sides say it's a good picture.rse he says it shows that i'm not lifting her skirt, for example. but she says why would your hand be anywhere near my bottom. >> reporter: swift claims mueller intentionally reached under her skirt and groped with his hand an intimate part of her body in an inappropriate manner. mueller admits he touched swift's ribcage and arm, leaning in for that photo, but denied grabbing her back side. in her deposition swift says it was not an accident. it was completely intentional "and i've never been so sure of anything in my life." and neither is taylor's mother andrea who testified when she saw that photo "i knew something horribly wrong was going on," dramatically singling out mueller today in the courtroom. "he sexually assaulted her. that guy." >> seeing her mom on the stand, it really makes you realize that taylor is just like any other girl. she has a mom who loves her and wants to protect her and only wants the best for her. >> reporter: andrea says team swift didn't report the inciden

police say the victim, who's now an adult, says the abuse went on for years.(robin) and now the owner of the restaurant breaks his silence and talks with kron 4's j-r stone about the allegations. i did, honestly not many people wanted to be associated with this story because of the sick accusations. this is the restaurant that the suspect owned at one time and helped run before he was arrested. gaspare giudice (gos-parey jew-die-chay)..former restaurant owner and manager is behind bars right nowaccused of multiple sex crimes against a child including rape charges over a period of several years. the alleged victimhis stepson.sot i was just completely speechless..totally flabbergasted.in shockand literally lost sleep thinking how could this be. how could this be.police say the crimes happened when the stepson, who is now an adult, was between the ages of 6 and 11. this woman who chose not to be identified has known giudice (jew-die-chay) for several years. she also knows his stepson as well. her thoughts echo that of so many in this tight knit italian community.

52% say personality. 48% of you say job skills.unt but good personality and perseverance and willing to learn usually leads to good skills. >> i can get along with various personalities. i would have to say job skills. i like people who know their job. >> your job skills will greatly improve once you have a great personality. you get nor resources easily and get the help to learn new skills, et cetera. >> i have to go with personality. >> me too. >> yeah. if i don't like you, it makes you difficult. you can learn your job skills. but you can't learn a personality, especially at a certain age. >> right. >> i am what i am. >> i assume that when you workplaces, places like here, people have the skills to work here to begin with. >> okay. >> right. so everyone, for example we're all -- >> some could argue that. some could argue i don't know why he has a job or he has a job. it happens. we hear those conversations. >> it depends on the nature of your work. if i'm in a cubicle and cranking out numbers, i don't care about personality. for

what do you say to them? >> i say, i don't know if any of us can ever go far enough in denouncing hate and bigotry. >> then the president didn't go far enough. >> we all need to denounce that. >> so the president didn't go far enough in his initial statement, correct? >> i'm saying i don't know that any of us can go far enough. we have to fight like crazy, as a country to come together to push the hateful ideologies like the kkk and white supremacists out of our country. we moved -- we need to come together and there's never a time we can ever say -- >> the president -- >> go ahead, michael. >> if the president had said what you just said, if the president said what you just said, then that would be far enough. he would, number one, enunciate what he is opposing, two, articulate the groups he is opposed to, three, cite their ideology and four, call in an active domestic terrorism. the failure to do so suggests he is incapable of imagining a country where race is at the bully pup pit he occupies. to say this i

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you say, you're out.acks the -- i don't know if it's the interest or he's just doesn't care. >> reporter: i think he doesn't care. >> to learn these things, but the -- >> there are three co-equal branches. u.s. federal government. >> different words though. >> the debt ceiling speaks to his lack of legislative savvy frankly because the idea that well we'll take the popular thing and friday it with this thing that has hugely politically unpopular among everyone, but it'll still be fine. i mean, then you would just -- there's no way that would have worked. >> and calculous though, it is his most core supporters, let's say the house freedom caucus, the folks that send the conservative members of congress to congress are trump voters, right, through and through. they're in the ones that are actually going to be the biggest political problem. they're the ones that always demand spending cuts or other reforms to offset raising the debt limit. i don't know why donald trump thinks his closest supporters in the co

saying' third. president advisers like this commentingtian gorka on the secretary of state, but then you have the secretary of defense saying i agree with the secretary of state, but, no, this is a giant problem. if there were serious issues about the u.s. doing something new and significant, we would all be more scared them we are. the president seems to want to jennifer crisis for domestic political reasons or some other agenda he has which is not related to the situation on the ground which is not urgent or a crisis situation. the adults in the administration tamp this down and move on, but the president his ownnning it up for agenda and no one knows what that agenda is. .ost: you touched on that you think it ministries no as the right foreign-policy team in place seven months in? have a foreign policy seven months and. the majority of the menstruation is not stepped up. this administration is like the crew -- the majority of this administration is not stepped up. this administration is like the

they say the suv might have ride r right front damage. >>> a dodge avenjer, cops say he may be in his 30's, blond hair and hit a man on the block of jackson drive and leaving him seriously injured. police would very much like to hear from you. >>> in chester delaware county a weekend of violence has neighbors once again concern as our jennifer joyce reports, a half dozen people became victims of gun violence. >> reporter: in 26 hours, six people shot in the city of chester, bullets flying five different locations between friday and saturday before midnight. two weekend shootings happened in the area of 6th and lloyd streets. friday, the victim was a man in his 20's. shot in the chest and back. on saturday night, a man walking to his car heard gunfire then realized he was the victim with a gunshot wound to the arm. both men were treated at closure chester medical center. also on saturday night, near a sunoco on the 2200 block of edgemont bullets sounded loudly. police heard the booms and responded. a fresco user captured the video of the aftermath. a septa bus struck by the gunfire, fo

they say it appears one grabbed the jar while the other acted as a look out.e told collection jar was for a local food shelter and was holding $200. we just got an update from the owner of the diner and he tells thaws several generous customers have, contacted him and they are offering to replace the stolen money. very nice. >>> man charged with killing a western missouri police officer during a traffic stop sunday night is under arrest thanks to the tip. missouri state highway patrol sent iain mccarthey was arrested after a manhunt involving 100 local, county, and even state law enforcement officers. mccarthey was wanted in the death of clinton missouri, police officer, gary michaels. >> we were given information by a passerby just a pedestrian that was walking on the highway, and that is when the henry county sheriff's office received that information, they relayed it to the trooper headquarters. >> mccarthey is also wanted in new hampshire for alleged crimes in that state. missouri state highway patrol sergeant bill lowe, according to missouri, highway serg

saying in part... "throughout his time as sheriff, arpaio continued his life's work of protecting the public from the scourges of crime and illegal immigration. reaction and updatesas (vicki) hundreds gathered at bel passi field in modesto to remember a fallen modesto police officer. he was riding his bike when he was struck and killed by a suspected d-u-i driver. walter makaula was there for the heartfelt memorial. natsled by dozens of bicycle riders -- law enforcement k- 9's and police escorts...nats the fallen officer's family arriving to a grieving community's support.modesto police department's sgt. mike pershall... was riding his bicycle not far from his home in modesto tuesday evening... when he was hit by a suspected drunk driver.galen carroll / modesto police chief:"he was just one of those guys that you wanted in your life. so he touched all of the modesto police department but you also have the sheriffs department here. you have surrounding agencies hear his friends here. there's a bunch of

he says they are safe. he says his sister lives in san jose's naglee park and his parents live in lover's lane in hollister, both places also hit by floods. apologizing for getting political at such a time, morales believes there can only be one explanation. ruben morales".....it's climate change, the government needs to do something because it's happening...." (rob live) six month after the flood, rock springs is still cleaning up. in south texas, it cold take years.live in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news (vicki) tropical storm harvey is impacting thousands of flights nationwide and here in the bay area. two major airports in houston remain closed to commercial flights until further notice. there have been nearly 14-thousand delays and about two-thousand cancellations today. a majority of these flights were headed to, or departing from george bush international airport in houston. travelers at s-f-o talked to kron four about dealing with the delays. one woman headed to mississippi said her houston connec

they say it's long over due. they're applauding her and saying that, you know, they know that it was motivated by what she saw in charlottesville. she stepped into action very quickly, as a matter of fact, many people may not know that she actually over saw some of those statutes willing removed in the middle of the night. she was right there when it happened. it's something that a lot of local governments around the government has struggled you see there's a way to make it happen and people reacting saying that these statutes were beautiful tweeting that out earlier today. one said, one person said to me, they represent the wrong side of history. there are symbols that represent to presentation of an entire race and it's time for them to come down. >> this debate will go on. we'll be better off for at the end of it. >> good to see you again. >> adam. parents your teenagers probably have some bad habits you're trying get them to break. are you paying attention to how they're taking care of their contact lenses. i

what are the democrats saying?pelosi said his saber rattling and rhetoric erode our credibility and weaken our ability to reach a peaceful resolution to this crisis and must immediately end. across the capitol, senate minty lieder chuck schumer says we have to be deliberate but reckless strategy is not a way to keep america safe. dianne feinstein from california said isolated the north koreans has not stopped them from their missiles. president trump is not helping. it's not that democrats don't want to be tough, but they want the president to tone down his language, shep. >> shepard: what are we hearing from other republicans? >> if there's going to be a missile strike, republicans want the white house to ask congress for help. >> if one of the military options that the administration is looking at is a preemptive war on the korean peninsula launch by the united states, that would require the authorization of congress. >> similarly, the armed services committee chair says "american men and women are standing up to

we'll be looking for if he has anything to say about her, anything to say about jeff flake. obviously if he were to throw his full support behind ward, that would be a finger in the eye not just to flake, but also the senate majority leade eer mh mcconnell who made it clear no matter what the president says, he's standing behind flake in arizona. >> is that a song from katz playing behind you? sa sara, thanks very much. let's go to gary tuchman among the protesters. what's the crowd like? >> reporter: anderson, the crowd is loud, the crowd is angry, and numerous. 2,000 people here, may be more. expecting 7,000, 10,000, according to people on facebook who said they would show up. across the street from where sara was talking to you, i want to give you a look at what's going on here. there's an important thing to mention that there's been absolutely no violence whatsoever. that's partly because of good preparations by the phoenix police. excuse me for one second. i want to give you a shot. this is the buffer zone, this street. this is the street, this is monroe street in downt

they say abraham tried to block them. sgt. bruce heinlein/sacramento police:"at that point one of the officers grabbed female by the arm, moved the female to the left. during that time, she fell to the ground." zityrua abraham/woman in body camera video:"i have a baby in my stomach, i'm not just finna (sic) just fall or exaggeratedly fall." sonseeahray tonsall/reporter: "...a pregnant woman. were the actions of the officers appropriate? grabbing her and puling her in an area you recognize had unstable footing?"sgt. bruce heinlein/sacramento police:"so i'm not going to go into what i think. i think that's part of the ongoing administrative investigation that's going on // you know, this was an unfortunate incident that occurred during a very fluid situation."zityrua abraham/woman in body camera video:"i got a one-year-old that lives here. we wasn't (sic) doing nothing but minding our business that day. i knew they were going to try to justify this whole - whole thing. right is right and wrong is wrong and that was wrong what th

one thing i can say. we're seeing something right now that we have not seen since this thing began here in houston. that is, the sun. a bit of good news. the sun is out in parts of houston so we're getting a break. other parts of the houston area, however, are still getting rain and the water is still rising. as you can see behind me, this is a boat, one of the many water rescue that we've seen over the last several hours in this part of west houston. suns of people have been evacuated from the neighborhood behind me. families being taken from their homes. they say they had several feet of water inside. they didn't think that the waters would rise this quickly. as you mentioned. two reservoirs are overflowing here near houston and they flow into the main bayou into downtown houston, buffalo bayou, and that has prompted concerns there could be more flooding. more than 17,000 people are in emergency shelters. president trump visited texas today and vowed to help texas get back on its feet. as you mentioned

this is a huge problem saying people still ride. >> b.a.r.t. says entrances may close for good.rance has been closed since december after a sewage pi pipe. there will still be other access points. >>> and coming up on the "today" show coverage of president trump lashing out in a rally in arizona as protesters lined the streets outside. >>> close to home, a check on the morning commute. >> we do and on the bay bridge. the metering lights have been on since 5:30 and looks like now we're dealing with a crash in the area blocking two lanes shortly after the toll plaza. yes, it looks like it's involving a motorcycle rider. we hope he's okay. chp hasn't been reporting major injuries this hour but it looks like they're working to clear the accident. stop and go traffic. >> a last look at weather. it's a warm one. >> you can see the clouds and we are going to at times have drizzle throughout the morning especially in san francisco. highs today reaching 68 degrees. some clearing. inland areas have a lot more sunshine and hotter temperatures today. >>> we'll be back with a local news date

as you say.tement of fact. >> reporter: the president delivering those tough words at his bedminster golf club and on the front steps of the clubhouse with the vice president by his side, he didn't hesitate to also take on pyongyang, calling his fire and fury statement nonsense. >> i don't think they mean that. and i think they, it's the first time they've heard it like they heard it. and frankly, the people that were questioning that statement, was it too tough? maybe it wasn't tough enough. they've been doing this to our country for a long time, for many years, and it's about time that somebody stuck up for the people of this country and tor the people of other countries, so, if anything, maybe that statement wasn't tough enough. >> reporter: he's not backing down. but he's also not telegraphing what comes next. as for a preemptive strike? >> we don't talk about that. i never do. >> reporter: as for negotiations? >> sure. we'll always consider negotiations, but -- >> reporter: this is president

i mean, i know everybody says it, but china cannot just, you know, say the right words.hey can't just, you know, talk the talk. we've got to pressure them, and we've got to pressure them through the threat of secondary sanctions with respect to taking north korea seriously. because what's happening now -- and this was illustrated in a recent u.n. report -- is that a lot of banks and firms in china and some other countries are continuing to do business with north korea, and it's only when we say that either you do business with north korea or you have access to the u.s. markets, you won't get both, will those firms really wake up and will the pressure really be brought to bear on north korea, which is why this bipartisan sanctions legislation -- but sanctions with teeth. it's more of an enforcement mechanism as opposed to just more and more sanctions that are not enforced. >> sanctions with teeth. okay. senator chris van hollen, i hope it works. thank you so much. thank you for your time. >>> when we get back to the news. i mentioned a moment ago about that fbi raid at th

president trump for speaking from a golf range, it says, where it says he let out a load of nonsense fire and fury, failing to grasp the ongoing, grave situation. the north korean statement says sound dialogue is not possible with such a guy bereft of reason. and only absolute force can work on him. joining us with the latest, cnn's anna coren live in seoul, south korea. bellicose, belligerent language is not necessarily new from the north koreans. but certainly with the temperature running hot now, it is a concern. >> reporter: yeah, absolutely. and i think it was very surprising. people here in south korea were shocked to learn what donald trump had said about kim jong-un and north korea. certainly we haven't had any official word about trump's fire and fury statement, but as far as the people that we've spoken to here in seoul, they are quite confused as to why he would do that, why he would up the ante in a situation which is already so tense. but as you say, north korea announced this morning that its plans that it is seriously considering -- seriously examining a strike directe

the anglo—australian firm also says it will look at selling its us shale operations which it says is. hywel griffith is in sydney. this is quite a turn around for bhp — how have they done it? as you say, $5.9 billion profit compared to last year, more than $6 billion loss. it's been driven by that increased demand for commodities coming out of china said bhp has enjoyed the rise in iron ore prices. they were something like 32%. also, an increase in prices or things like copper and coal and nickel, enjoying profits in china —— in china. those profits announced today, not quite hitting the mark. they wanted $6 billion but still good news for the shareholders who will see a tripling of the dividend. bhp have said they might consider selling their us shale operations. it isa selling their us shale operations. it is a big signal to the market and certainly something its shareholders will be pleased about. bhp's experience has not been happy. something in the region of $14 billion it has spent but it is not getting a big return on its investment so before now, it's said this wasn't a good

c-h-p says say a driver did not properly secure items on top of their car.tuation and bring you the latest news once we receive it. ( anny ) toss to weather. (dave)low clouds, patchy fog and cooler conditions have returned to the coast today with warmer inland temperatures expected this afternoon. a gradual cool down is likely from sunday into monday as an upper level trough pushes inland to the north. conditions and seasonable temperatures are then likely through much of next week. ( anny ) we now know the cause of the detwiler fire that scorched over 80-thousand acres of mariposa county near yosemite. fire officials say illegal gunfire on public land sparked the blaze. the exact circumstances remain under investigation. authorities offering a two- thousand dollar reward for any information leading to an arrest and conviction. over 16-hundred firefighters fought the fire that destroyed more than 130 structures -- including 67 homes. ( anny ) fire crews continue to monitor the east bay hills grass fire that burned earlier this week. they're making sure hot s

the government says turnout was roughly 40%. people say it was rigged.er months of demonstrations and over 100 deaths come a vote intended to repair the country's political, economic and social crises may have only prolonged it. gerhart: our log -- our latin american correspondent joins us now. the u.s. said it will impose more sanctions against the president personally. what does that mean? >> according to the u.s. department of treasury, the office of foreign assets control -- the u.s. has frozen any assets for bank accounts associated with him in the u.s. this is the latest sanction against his government. there were worries that sanctions would target the oil industry. a looming threat that would really affect the entire country. from what we are seeing a sanction is directed at the individual. the u.s. said they would not impose sanctions after the election, and they have done so. gerhart: venezuela's attorney general says she will not recognize the new assembly, calling it an expression of dictatorial ambition. what are the implications of this? os