that was 65-year-old jenny shee who was found dead in her home on creekside drive. investigators say they don't have any suspects at this point but they think that the killers most likely knew shee who was a local businesswoman and realtor. >>> only in the silicon valley a security robot had a run-in with a toddler quite literally. now the robotic company and toddler's mom are responding. >> it happened last thursday at stanford shopping center. 16-month-old har win change was with his gamily walking a few inches from his mother when he bumped into the robot. he fell down. but then that 300 pound robot, you see it there, it ran over his foot. paramedics checked on the toddler. his foot was swollen and bruised but luckily not broken. >> and the robot did not stop at all. and it just keep on moving forward. and it ran over my son's, i believe, right foot. and at that moment i start screaming. >> we have machines operated all over the state of california. we've operated for over 35,000 hours with zero incident. so this is a horrific accident. we believe the technology

>> yeah, shee did. >> maribel sometimes met guys on a website called plenty of fish.ow she found paul lopez. they had been dating a few month and paul had even joined her weekly softball game. lopez was the last person maribel talked to on the phone. now police wanted to talk to him. >> you're not under arrest or anything like that. >> i wouldn't think so. >> ramirez sat across from paul and asked about his relationship with maribel. >> nothing's been exclusive, it's just been dating. >> you date other people, too? >> me, yeah. >> you don't know if she dates other people or not? >> i don't ask, don't tell. >> and he asked lopez where he was on the night maribel disappeared. >> did you come into orange at all on thursday? >> no. >> police also had to consider this. maribel had told lucy that things weren't working out with paul lopez. >> she wasn't a match with paul. she was online talking to people. >> it wasn't clear if paul knew, even as they kept dating, that maribel was back on plenty of fish and had met a new man. he was a photographer who had worked a lot with t

. >> shee brpingz a unique perspective on the conversation about immigration. >> compared to previous kong conveniences it's early for the candidates spouse to give present thistation. so, people really don't know her. i think it's good they hear from her. >> that's a great point. >> good point. >> peg of coming into convention early we have a trump introducing her. right down the street from the white house. back to you. >> four years ago when mitt romney was nominee they were saying anne was his secret we. and the question is dot wivrz have they historically made much of a divrnlts some have and some have not. >> it will be interesting to see what they have to say tonight a how our weather is happening around tonight. . >> we have storms rolled through earlier and hot sue palka we know it cooled off a little bit out there. >> up side to the thunderstorm shawn we're 20 cooler than high for the day. which was 95. it's 75 now and storms race ago way and they're still strong in the salisbury area and watch out chincoteaque and beaches moving your direction and most of us are done with r

. >> king never filed a complaint something he says he wishes shee would have done. >> it's just egregiouso meus t that this is going on and that,, i wish too that she had filed f the complaint earlier. but i think there's fear to do o that. >> that she would not receive ecei the it was out of her control and nothing would happen, perhaps now with this video coming to light as we've seen all these other incidents cure might not be the last we see. >> maureen told her own story, and i think hopefully more m people will speak up. up. but this is just, it has to t stop. it has to stop. thankful you will the chief is listening. >> right. >> meanwhile a somber day in louisiana is had as friends anda family said final good guys toys one of the three officer killedr last sunday. the funeral service for gerald f the 41 year old was shot andt a killed during an ambush. gerald was a former marine and black hawk crew chief in the us army. three tours in i rock and only been with the police departmente one year. he leaves behind a wife and two daughters.ers. >>> coming up a former klu klux klan leader

marina maracco is there and shee has the very latest. the chief is about to speak here. she's waiting for all the media to everybody good? so thiso afternoon or a little after 4:00, officers in the firsthe district were dispatched to a call for a man with a gun. that call for a man with a gun,, as i understand, came with a lookout, a description of theof man with a gun. when the officers -- this was around fourth and p street southwest. as the officers entered the area, a car traveling at a highi rate of speed was flowing the area and had a person that appeared to match the lookout io the car. the officers immediately turnaround, got behind the car, pursued that car down south capital street. there were two officers and a sergeant who had jumped in thepd car with the officers. the passenger in the car just prior to entering the third street tunnel out of the passenger window with a small automatic handgun. it looks like maybe a mack 11 handgun, out the window and fired shots at the officers that were behind him.d the sergeant that was in the car got out to secure that wi

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candidate they can run so getting her indicted may be bad for the party but it's the right thing to dive shees> on this network and other networks and,s today, it was even hard for democrats to defend this. just didn't look very good. congressman ron desantos, thank you. >> sources telling foxx, fbi agents are livid over the meeting. bret baier is with me now. you talked to some of your sources at the fbi who were not happy with this. >> high placed source inside the fbi says there are fbi agents livid about this meeting. not just for the appearance, as you just talk about, and the optics of the whole thing, but also because the former president is a potential target, a potential witness, definitely intricately involved and the second part of the investigation, the corruption investigation involving the clinton foundation and what secretary of state clinton did or didn't do in regards to that during her time in office. so, they're worried this is sent the wrong signal and it's interesting that the attorney general lynch has not officially recused herself. she has said that she will still overs

observe that same kind of dynamic happening in "blood defense" where paige, who was the actress -- and shee, had been a child star who fell on bad times, wound up falling down the tunnel with drugs and then pulled herself up into a role that was really going to make her a star again. and in that moment was murdered. and everybody was we love you, paige, we love you, paige, and -- excuse me, we love you, chloe. and she was the one who everybody was caring about and e putting teddy bears on the sidewalk, and her roommate was completely forgotten. >> and that, and i remember when this mini series came out, once again ron goldman's sister was out there, and it just -- this has got to be so painful to have this. i think everybody probably has had different experiences, everybody who was involved has had different experiences with reliving this and for that family to have it go around again where they're once again not really the focus of anything -- >> yeah. and it's terrible. kim and i exchanged e-mails when the miniseries was just about to air or when it was airing, and she's like how are you

it was 65-year-old jenny shee who was found dead in the home on quick side side. investigators say they'd don't have any suspects at this point but they do believe that the killer or killers most likely knew her who was a local businesswoman and realtor. >>> today is going to be a good one to carpool or to take public transit because it is another "spare the air" alert day. >> live look at 280 and 17 in san jose. the hot weather creating a smog build-up throughout the day area. today's "spare the air" alert is the sixth one issued so far this summer. smog of course can cause throat irritation, congestion, chest pain and other medical problems. we wish you well. >>> we've been talking about it all week, the fact the temperatures are going up right now. stagnant air out there. let's check in with kari hall with your microclimate forecast. >> we start out with cool air this morning as you make some plans today, if you have something to do outside, best to do it before this temperature starts to ramp up. right now we have some mid 50s to lower 60s with today's highs.

we'll shee you first of all the live camera by the coliseum and we do have it zoomed in toward the crashorthbound 880 as you get toward oakland. i put the wrong camera code in. they're sorting that out. oakland northbound 880, fast lane blocked by the coliseum. jamming up from just about 66 up to the scene but the growing commute shows more slowing there. that's the worst of it for the east bay. and then as we zoom out you see no major problems there. there's the slowing for the east bay from the coliseum up towards the crash. and then we see in the north bay southbound, slowing but looks like from the traffic pattern the crash may have cleared in the last couple seconds. that is a struggle from san leandro -- san rafael, i should say. once your south of there a little bit of fog at the golden gate bridge and that's it. thanks to the control room for sorting that out. >> we will have a local news update in half an hour to give you more local news. >> have a great weekend. >>> good morning. that's a wrap. donald trump closed out the national republican convention that was both fiery -- >>

the home being identified at jenny shee. she may have known the suspect that stabbed here, and the police are looking into her relationships and don't have any leads right now. >>> we're learning more about what will happen when the stanford swimmer brock turner will be released from jail. he was convicted of raping an unconscious woman. his 6 month sentence sparked outrage across the country. >>> a mother kidnapped for ran some in vallejo is still missing and her son is pleading for help. four suspects have been arrested but there's still no sign of her. >> no it doesn't make sense, i don't know why we would be targeted. >> reporter: her son is speaking publicly for the first time. she was last seen on june 29th. the next day, he received a text demanding $60,000. >> i thought it was a joke. i text back. i thought it was a joke, i didn't think it was real. >> reporter: he began to realize it was real when he tried to reach her. >> i wasn't getting an answer from her and her phone went to voicemail. >> reporter: here's a pho

that was last year decided to last year the supreme court decided in the she and han casen case -- shee in the county of san francisco that the americans with disabilities act did not apply in the context of police interactions when police entered the home of a woman with mental illness. in the district of columbia in a case rising at the state level, robinson v. farley -- after the passage of the ada, i know there was a lot of litigation that sought to erode or narrow the protection under the ada, particularly around who was captured and the definition of qualified individual with disabilities. in 2008, the ada amendments act sought to reverse those erosion's of the ada. do you think cases like potentially what will happen in robinson are going to lead to further erosion post 2008 a disability nondiscrimination protection, especially in the context of policing or related criminal justice issues? >> i don't know if on the civil rights side, you want to talk about disability law? it seems to be a relatively mixed bag. the court has done ok by ada plaintiffs and concerned, to be a case ab

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both the watched republican and the democrats. , that shee about her is more down to earth and she talked about just more things in reality about life, about helping people, not about and donald trump is a womanizer and i can vouch for that. i loved everything about her. carry in hawaii on our line for democrats. two hours to go in this program but no guests today. it will be just your phone calls. we will switch topics. this is what we are after -- for the next hour, we want to get from you have watched both conventions, the republican and the democratic conventions, what did you learn from the conventions that you can relate this to something you heard in a speech or watching the conventions overall or relate to how they were presented? did you it is, what learn from watching the convention over the last two weeks? this is how you can call us again, for the next hour, what did you learn from watching the conventions? we will take those phone calls momentarily and during the course of the hour of the last hour of our show, we will talk the key swing states and what happens in those state

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shee sheena? >> that's for pennsylvania, new jersey and delaware today.e potential for strong to severe thunderstorms, we'll be watching that as we go through the day. if you're starring your fourth of july weekend early, keep in mind today you'll need the umbrella. keep an eye to the sky. temperatures this morning, mid-to-low 70s. it is a warm start. we're dry right now, watching a cluster of thunderstorms around parts of virginia, also even off to our west, that's the area of storms for later on this afternoon. before lunch time today, we'll be staying mostly dry, right around lunch time, a chance of showers, temperatures in the 80s. later on this afternoon, thunderstorms move in. >>> all right, sheena, thanks. let's check the roads. first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington has the roads. what are you watching? >> thanks, tracy. we're watching the blue route around baltimore pike. we have a disabled vehicle, a van of some sort that's off into the shoulder. it's not really affecting traffic. right behind it there's penndot crews trying to get this

that shee surprised and again went with the same old, same old establishment.to have someone with a little bit more gumption, and obviously him growing up in the catholic faith, and the jesuit faith, it sounds like, the jesuits are very socialistic in taking care of the have-nots, and i agree we need to do that, but we need to do more for the middle class, and quite frankly, she has not shown that she will do that. for those struggling to pay for health care, i would like to and seen more substance left bashing against donald trump. that is my opinion. -- and less bashing against donald trump. host: calle? -- caller? caller: i have been a republican, longer than he has, and it was a joke when people thought he would run, and you look at his bankruptcies, his speech writer should have been on board right away, because he is a bigot. he has insulted race, religion, and sex. he has talked about building a wall, saying he is a reagan supporter, but it was reagan who went over and had the wall torn and i am sope, sorry that he did not have somebody helping him, but