. >>> plus, only on "cbs this morning," a shoplifting crackdown faces controversy.torney shows considers one company's strategy extortion. ahead, the step he's taking that could impact stores across the country. >>> time to show some of the headlines -- "the new york times" reports on a strategic shift by the fbi in terrorism cases. the agency is increasing its use of stings to catch people suspected of helping isis. undercover operations now account for about two-thirds of such prosecutions. critics all is it entrapment. nearly 90 americans have been charged with trying to help the islamic state. >>> "the oklahoman" reports an energy executive's death may not have been suicide as originally thought. oklahoma police don't have enough evidence to prove that aubrey mcclendon intentionally crashed his suv last march. he had been indicted the day before on charges of conspiring to rig energy bids. the charges were dismissed after the crash. investigators say they don't know what caused the accident. >>> "the salt lake tribune" from a zoo. a 4-year-old leopard vanished y

. >>> bizarre shoplifting case at a wal*mart involving an entire familiar.heist police say mom and her kids tried to pull off and how they were caught coming up. >>> plus trying to get rid of those blotchy red and blue spider veins for beach season? but how do you avoid the bruising and scarring? one doctor's extra step he claims works wonder wonders. ♪ >>> a texas high school valedictorian creates online stir after revealing that she is an undocumented immigrant on social media. she allegedly sent out tweet following the ceremony. she mentioned her accomplishments along with her undocumented status. the post immediately went viral and got backlash from people all across the country expressing their anger about her illegal immigration. >> it's really upsetting to see how many people are so against you and how far she's come already. she just wants it all to stop. she wants all of the talking back, all the sharing, all the posting about it to stop. >> she has since deleted her twitter account. >>> an suv goes off busy california road and right on to some trai

authorities say it started when the officer chased after a shoplifting suspect. the suspect, he was stabbed in neck. the upper body and the back. that office his or her now recovering at the hospital. no word on his condition tonight. >>> in the wake of the orlando massacre, security around the country is tighter than normal for today's pride parades. fortunately, there were no reports of any major incidents. n new york city, the parade began with a moment of silence for the nightclub victims. of hundreds of thousands people marched in solidarity showing their support for the of orlando. >> pain over what happened in orlando. but the answer is not to run and hide. to stand up boldly. new york city is doing today. >>> up next, the fate of former mcdonnal overnor bob hanging in the balance. det will isn't going to jail >>> and a new poll shows major race for the e white house. trump trailing clinton right now although a lot can happen in ♪ what are you doing? sara, i love you, and... [phone rings] ah, it's my brother. keep going... sara, will you marry... [phone ri

is he shoplifting and put stuff in his pandz? he is walking funny. >> he is like the michelin man. >> you'll never guess what's in this man's pants. >> i bet i can. >> oh! a slab of ribs. but wait. there's more. anybody for some steak? >> no. >> there's another steak. >> this looks like a clown car. >> and just when you think there couldn't be much more meat in his pants, here is another slab of ribs, folks. >> a party in his pants. by the look of it, about 20 people were invited. >> that is two slabs of ribs. video is going viral. it's hilarious. and listen to the people standing around recording. they're like, damn! how did you do this? >> the thing is, do they wipe it off before they put it back? >> i hope so. >> not sure how this ended. we have calls into the police. but we haven't heard back by our deadline. >>> right this minute, we have the viral videos. remember this video of this monkey tossing the poor tiger in india? well, we we have a new angle. this new angle up is close and personal. you can see the monkey climbing

. >>> police are looking for a man they say attacked an employee after he was caught shoplifting at the westlake shopping center in daly city. they released this picture in the hopes of capturing that suspect. he lunged at an employee with a knife tuesday. luckily he missed and nobody was injured. the employee reportedly saw that man stealing items and confronted him. this is not the first time the man had stolen from that store. each time he's gotten away from it. >>> 4:41. reaction to a huge legal setback. >> president obama suffers defeat at the hands of a supreme court deadlock. toss to weather and traffic. >>> we made it to friday. >> we did and it's been a long haul. we are watching vicious fires up and down the state of california, world markets are going crazy. whatever you tell us, keep it quiet. >> how about calm heat? >> we'll take that. >> as long as you're at the beach, it will be great. we are starting out with -- we have to stay out of the water because of the sharks and there will be rip currents this weekend. let's take a live look outside at the bay bridge from emeryvi

. >>> police in gilroy need your help tracking down an alleged shoplifter. police say this man stole more than $400 worth of man's clothing from a kohl's. after stealing the clothes he got away in a dark green honda and you can give police a call if you have information. >>> coming up, the bay area city dealing with a budget shortfall and that's causing some concern. up next, the proposal that firefighters say could put you in danger. >>> tracking that cool down. we got numbers that are about 10 or 15 degrees cooler than yesterday. and they want to go back up. temperatures on the increase as we head into the next couple of days. we will let you know how much. new at 6:30. firefighters and many residents of daly city are concerned about the possibility that a fire engine may be taken off of the street. >> the reason a large budget shortfall. ktvu rob roth spoke with firefighters that say the proposal could be potentially dangerous. >> across the street from this elementary school near downtown daly city. changes could soon be coming to this neighborhood fire

. >>> a major retailer is testing a program that gives shoplifters a second chance. >> good morning it is 6:00 a.m., monday, june 27. tam is off, nydia han joins us, here's what's happening. >> a delaware county police officer perhaps to leave the hospital trouble information emerges about radio communications on the day he was shot. >> a fight over a woman turns deadly in west philadelphia. >> students are reflecting on their trip controversy seas and the meeting with the pope. >> let's start out with weather and traffic with david abbey -- and karen. >> reporter: we're starting out with high clouds, and

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he was an attempted shoplifter. they're not taking it lying down.ell, i suppose they are. >> you're hurting my balls. >> a little below the belt, i'm sure. >> how is he getting away from both of them? >> dragged across the floor. it looks like it's going to continue until one assumes he is a manager from the grocery store comes out and -- >> hey, hey, hey, hey. >> they did all that. all i takes is for her to go, hey. hold up. that's old school fear right there. >> hey. >> this kid is climbing way up in the sky. so high in the sky it's even above the clouds. >> all to take a selfie. >> of course. >> this kid is an all photo for the roofy pictures. >> that is wild. what if they lose his balance? >> he's not wearing a harness. he is wearing jeans and a shirt. >> he didn't have extra secure gloves to keep a hold on? >> there were 15 police officers waiting for him. >> obviously. >> you can't go to other countries and do this kind of thing with no consequences. hello. >> the other side is i'm really appreciating this new view of hong kong. normally you h

they're accused of shoplifting other grocery stores in northern california in the same way. >>> four men and a teenaged boy all from oakland are under arrest and on top of burglary, the man who was behind the wheel is suspected of violating probation and driving on a suspended license. >>> tributes continue to pour in to remember muhammad ali. the legendary boxer died on friday. kenneth craig spoke with some of the mourners visiting ali's childhood home in louisville, kentucky. >> reporter: long before muhammad ali became the greatest, he could only dream of greatness, growing up inside this pink house in louisville, kentucky. the home was restored and opened as a museum days before his death friday. ali's childhood friend sonny fishback greeted visitors and shared stories about growing up with the champ. >> we wouldn't believe him when we were kids as he told the same story he told muhammad ali. no difference. same guy. >> what were those stories? >> i'm going to be world champion of the world. >> reporter: at ali's family church, people celebrated his life and mourned his loss. ali

. >>> plus, a shoplifting crackdown faces controversy.attorney shows us why he considers one company's answer extortion. >>> and we'll meet the women of the hit broadway show, "hamilton." that is the "cbs morning news" for this wednesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. it's me? alright emma, i know it's not your favorite but it's time for your medicine, okay? you ready? one, two, three. [ both ] ♪ emma, emma bo-bemma ♪ banana-fana-fo-femma ♪ fee-fi-fo-femma ♪ em-ma very good sweety, how do you feel? good. yeah? you did a really good job, okay? [ female announcer ] to nurses everywhere, thank you, from johnson & johnson. >>> new this morning bullets fly in montgomery county a victim is shot and left to die in the mcdonald's parking lot we will have have details straight a head. >>> first time in our nation's history, that a woman will be a major party nom minute knee. >> hillary clinton makes history but bernie sanders is not dropping out of the race. we will tell you why sanders is heading to the white house

. >>> plus, a shoplifting crackdown faces controversy.torney shows us why he considers one company's answer extortion. >>> and we'll meet the women of the hit broadway show, "hamilton." that is the "cbs morning news" for this wednesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. atching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. ,,,, and i'm kenny choi. >>> good morning, everyone, it is wednesday, june. we're 8. this is the bay bridge. the blue and gold for the warriors tonight. i'm michelle griego. >> i'm kenny choi. it's 4:30. it's foggy but we have an accident to tell us more. >> cue the expert! [ laughter ] >> good morning. out the door, we have the low clouds and fog. we have the drizzle. and it extends all the way inland a good 50 miles currently air temperatures are in the 50s and it's so mild in downtown san jose at 61 degrees. numbers coming down from the 60s at the beaches to the low 80s away from the bay. the full forecast is minutes away. here's sandra osborne. >> we have a crash northbound 680 near sunol boule

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. >>> walmart is going to try not call police after shoplifting, some are paying restitution calls to the police are down saturday. >>> sports authority is going out of business, there were $93 million in outstanding sports authority gift cards since march. as of tomorrow, the cards are worthless, look over what you're purchasing, final sale no returns, make sure that size is right. >> you got it. >> so david what you got with weather. >> reporter: we're starting out sunny and nice in the beginning. storm tracker 6 live double scan shows you a lack of rain. when we look outside, it's from an quill, the camera is bouncing around, not much wind out there. the wind is out of the south and will affect changes during the day. 58 in allentown. 60 in trenton. 67 in millville. down the on the boards, 67 at the shore, that's the official number in cape may. future tracker 6 showing cloud cover out there right now, but generally speaking sunny. midday, and 3:00 p.m., more clouds will filter in. with the southerly wind it will feel humid. that's the many change you will feel as we head into the

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. >>> police are looking for a man they say attacked an employee after he was caught shoplifting. this happened at the westlake shopping center in daly city. police say that he lunged at a store employee with a knife on tuesday. luckily, the man missed and no one was injured. the employee reported seeing that man stealing items and confronted him. police say this was not the first time that the man has stolen from the store and each time he's gotten away with it. >>> pg&e customers need to brace for another increase to pay for upgrades to the utility's pipeline system which is aging. over the next couple of years, bills for natural gas are expected to rise an estimated 11% which translate to $6 tacked on to your monthly bill. the increase will begin the first of august. >>> on vacation and off duty but still willing to help, a solano firefighter helped save a woman from drowning in hawaii. >> on saturday, he noticed a woman barely moving in a lagoon. he rushed to her aid and she was barely breathing at the time. when paramedics arrived, he had gotten the water out of her lungs. th

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security cameras caught this man trying to shoplift at a giant it happened just before noon onn saturdaywhen a security guard approached the man he got mad and took off en the security guard finally caught up with him the suspect pulled out a knife and stabbed a the guard in the neck and back. stewart guard was taken to the hospital no word on hisis condition. if you have any informationy please call police.ic >>> also in the district, take a look at these images first responders saving someone fromin an over turned car. it happened this morningan in te six thousand block in chillum place in northwest. the person trapped inside was that taken to the hospital withl serious injuries. no word yet on what caused that accident. >>> now we turn to prince george's county take a looky ta individual joe of an overnight house fire happened in hair monday place in upper marchch borough thankfully no one was hurt, there was exhe sten shiv damage to the backside of that home. >>> a woman who fell overboard on a boat in shore found alive.shor maryland natural resources police say lauren connor fell in

union city police say store security video shows the pair shoplifting items from a rite aid in arinda. the same two menner involved in a crash in piedmont involving a car stolen from a house in union city. investigators say after that crash, both men walked away from the scene before officers airve radioed. anyone that knows to contact will call union city police. >>> police think they know who stole a cannon, police issued an arrest warrant for a 44-year-old, the man was caught on under surveillance video stealing the world war i air cannon from the richmond veterans memorial hall. he sold it to an unsuspected checker who returned it after learning it was stolen while watching it on our newscast. >> it's 6:08. we are watching temperatures that seem to be exploding. . the 60s, san jose has cooled to a 59 degree temperature. probably the ac running overnight. can you see out to the tri-valley. a pleasant 57 degrees, clear skies, not so clear. >> that drive across the golden gate bridge. low clouds, 7:00 to mid-80s inland around noon, eventually climbing into the upper '80s, notice san

the man went into a store and an employee there talked to him because he thought he was shoplifting.a knife and lunged at the employee, then he took off. the employee was not hurt the man got away.>>> house and senate democrats say their battle for gun control measures is not over even though their city and has come to an end. an initiative to tighten gun control laws in california is moving forward this morning. gavin newsom's proposal is going to be on the november ballot. gunowners would be required to turn in magazines with a capacity of 11 or more rounds. it's called the safety for all bill. it would also streamline a program that allows of police -- police to seize firearms who bought them legally but are no longer allowed to own them.>> it's ironic an interesting to me that we talk about background checks but not background checks on ammunition. the vast majority of the homicides and murders around the bay area are committed with people that don't register their guns. they have them illegally. they are legally purchasing ammunition. this allows us the opportunity to capture th

. >> and bay area shoplifters busted with energy drinks to make it to the moon. >> which will be a very thin crescent in the evening sky at sunset. as for the week ahead, changes coming. and so are details after a break. s.,,,,,,,,,,,,,, a man was shot to death just before three >>> police in san jose have a pair of homicide investigations on their hands. a man was shot to death before 3:00 this afternoon near north 26th street and julian street. the suspect still on the run. and at about 8:45 last night a man was fatally shot on the city's east side near east hills drive and south white road. so far no suspects or motives in either case. >>> a traffic stop led to a massive red bull bust in vacaville. the people in this u-haul van were carrying nearly $5,000 worth of energy drinks. police say they were seen rolling a cart full of cases out of a nearby safeway. they're also suspected of ripping off other stores the same way. police arrested four men and a teenaged boy all from oakland. >>> fed up with passengers behaving badly on muni or tired of never getting a seat? soon you'll be able

. >>> a shoplifter gets busted, but it's the video of the security guard's response that causes a publicutcry. >> you're choking him. >> he's turning purple! >> i had to shout that he was turning people and he had to let him go. he could have fell unconscious or he could have been dead. >>> august 7th, 2010. shoppers and tourists pack the hollywood walk of fame. college student joshua fountain is waiting for a friend at the bus stop when alejandro reya and his brother, pablo, walk out of the forever 21 store with stolen t-shirts stuffed in alejandro's bag. >> when he left, the security guard approached him, but he did not hear him and then he started to walk off. and that's when the security guard just jumped on him and tackled him. >> started hearing a bit of a ruckus behind me and i saw two individuals grabbing each other and they both fell to the ground. i brought up my phone and decided to just record it. >> as the struggle plays out right in front of him, it quickly becomes clear to joshua that there is a reason alejandro didn't hear the security guard. >> right away i knew he was d

union city police say store security video shows the pair shoplifting items from a rite aid in arinda. the same two men were later involved in a crash in piedmont involving a car stolen from the house. both men walked away from the scene before officers arrived. anyone that knows them should contact union city police. >>> a union city police officer is recovering after a hit-and-run crash. authorities say someone slammed into the motorcycle cop yesterday and took off. officers found him abandoned in hayward. they went door-to-door with guns drawn looking for the suspect. so far no arrests. . >>> let's go to pittsburgh, pennsylvania this morning where the sharks are swimming. maybe they're lurking ready to attack t. san jose sharks are taking on the pittsburgh penguins in game two tonight. it is their second chance to try and gain home ice in this series. >> it would be wonderful. now on monday the sharks let game one slip away when the pittsburgh penguins scored a game. they hope to get that slip before it moves to the sap center for game three or four. game three will be on saturday.

pham is charged with an assault on a police officer and shoplifting. >>> a big development in the fightroom access that could land the case in the supreme court. transgender student gavin grimm challenged the gloucester county school board because it would not let him use a bathroom to match his gender identity. he believes the school board violated federal law but the school board appealed yesterday. the circuit court of appeals in richmond refused the case and now the case could go to the supreme court. >>> good morning, i'm lon tesla owners have enjoyed a lifetime of free charging at spaces across the country, but the ceo said that won't be the case of the more affordable model 3. and speaking of the shareholders meeting, they say free charging is an optional package. driving long distances will still be cheaper than the gas guzzling car. i'm landon dowdy. >>> thank you. hazmat teams were called in after someone threw a metal canister over the white house fence after 1:00 monday afternoon. president obama was home at the time. the investigators determined the canister contained paper

. >>> police are searching for a man who attacked an employee after he was caught shoplifting. they released this picture in hopes of capturing the suspect. he lunged at a store employee. the employee reported seeing the man stealing item and confronted him. this wasn't the first time the man has stolen from the store. each time he's gotten away. >>> 6:08. a former oakland police officer now an investigator for the alameda county d.a.'s office has been cleared after a misconduct investigation. sergeant mike gants was accused of having his girlfriend transcribe audio recordings of major cases while on the force. no crime was committed. they say he did not compromise any of the prosecutions. gant is one of a long list of people linked to opd accused of misconduct. >> a new and prominent çvoice. professor barbara babcock was the first member to join stanford's law school. she opposes recalling the judge who sentenced student brock turner to six months in jail for sexual assault. in an open letter released, she wrote, judges should not be responsive to public opinion. that is the

surveillance video recorded images of three people running for the parking lot of the spring's town about shoplifters sort. a man was shot in the head. happen today about 1:00 in the afternoon the victim was taken by ambulance a local hospital where he died. investigators have limited formation on the suspect in this case. >> pam: we're keeping a close eye and the rates on the south bay. >> steve: lot of attention captured tonight will likely suffer rematch for a hotly contested congressional seat rob flow is in san jose were one canada it is going door-to-door today. 24 years the united states and one attorney general and harass the j.r. is alive at the harris watch party in san francisco tonight. >> j.r.: started loss angeles where she voted and has been camping all day long here in the bay area at around out at my location where i am right now. to give you an idea she is on the list trying to become the next u.s. senator a lot of names on the ballot last the top two will go head-to-head in november. right now she is at the top floor less pay than sanchez also on that list as well. in celebration t

are accused shoplifters being forced to buy their way out of trouble? one city is going after a company used by some of the nation's biggest retailers. the news is the news is back in the morning. michelle, i have some of news from reliable sources. they tell me you have returned from las vegas and you're not sharing. is there anything you would like to share with the class at this time? what were you doing? dancing on the tables? >> i was trying to win some money but i lost it all but it's okay. i had fun. i'm still celebrating my birthday so, hey. [ laughter ] >> that's all i can say. that's all i'm allowed to say. [ laughter ] >> okay. okay. i see you're keeping with the rule what happens in vegas stays in vegas. i get it. >> i like the inquisitive mind of miss gayle king. >> yes. >> ask away. >> kenny, i have sources everywhere. >> i know you do. >> don't forget. all right. >> okay. >> i'll call you later and tell you. see you have at 7:00. >>> there could be a dramatic battle for control of a company in san francisco. >> joining us now is kcbs radi

something that they don't pay for and indeed it's high power, wealthier people who are more likely to shoplift. >> reporter: and yet, social science research on the benefits of generosity is clear: >> if i share resources until you prosper, i feel as much pleasure as if i were to keep those resources for myself. it's been built in to our evolution to derive benefits from being grateful or pro- social and when we abuse power, we lose those benefits. >> reporter: but if my group becomes stronger because i'm a good leader who shares with the other members of my group, doesn't that present a danger to the world in a sense that you see in the countries of europe and even here in the united states, people who are specifically appealing to the group within the country and excluding quite explicitly people who are not in the group? >> yes. it's worrisome and i think people who have thought deep about the evolution of morality say this is one blind spot in our moral predilections, is what makes us good for the group may make us really antagonistic to the other groups that make up the world today. >> re

police looking for a man who attacked an employee after he was caught shoplifting.ased a picture in hopes of catching the suspect. he lunged at the store employee with a knife tuesday. luckily he missed and no one was injured. the employee reported seeing the man stealing items and confronted him. police say this wasn't the first time the man had stolen from that store. each time he's gotten away. >> whatever you have to do, get it done early. we start out with clear skies in the south bay. we have clouds this morning and some fog. here is a view from the castro where it's clear. on the other side it's all encased in some clouds. our temperatures will still be with a wide range today from the coast of the inland areas into the mid 90s for gilroy. pacifica hat 70. 70 at at&t park. giants game later on this evening. fairfield 93, fremont 83 in the tri-valley. upper 80s to low 90s. we'll look ahead to the weekend coming up. mike has better news for the maze. >> better news. after the last report, those flashing lights did clear. they are completely gone as far as backu

. >> a few days later cassandra was arrested for shoplifting and spent a month in jail.o was there in court when a judge agreed to release her if she went straight into long-term treatment. >> what are you going to do? >> i'm going to the police department as soon as i get there they'll put me right into a program. >> once again, the program met its limits with cassandra. >> i started making phone calls to find her a long-term program for her to go to. and she started becoming a little bit impatient. >> right now i'm doing a lot of things behind the scenes. >> i know. >> to protect you and keep you clean. >> i know. >> don't waste my time. >> i'm not wasting your time. >> unfortunately, she ended up leaving while i was making phone calls to try to get her help. i just felt like in court she kind of played us a little bit to get out. i don't think it's a failure of the program. i think it's her not wanting the help yet. she's not ready. >> we caught up with her again that same day at a train station. >> the addiction is so strong that it just keeps taking over. it always

. >> a few days later cassandra was arrested for shoplifting and spent a month in jail.tro was there in court when a judge agreed to release her if she went straight into long-term treatment. >> what are you going to do? >> i'm going to the police department as soon as i get there they'll put me right into a program. >> once again, the program met its limits with cassandra. >> i started making phone calls to find her a long-term program for her to go to. and she started becoming a little bit impatient. >> right now i'm doing a lot of things behind the scenes. >> i know. >> to protect you and keep you clean. >> i know. >> don't waste my time. >> i'm not wasting your time. >> unfortunately, she ended up leaving while i was making phone calls to try to get her help. i just felt like in court she kind of played us a little bit to get out. i don't think it's a failure of the program. i think it's her not wanting the help yet. she's not ready. >> we caught up with her again that same day at a train station. >> the addiction is so strong that it just keeps taking over. it alway

the deputy says he just initially thought the commotion was all about shoplifting. >> once he started yelling and like i said i know him perso personally, i knew his demeanor was off, so i new something was going on. then when he said kidnapping i was kind of, you know, in a little bit of should know there because it's broad daylight. >> the deputy blocked his car and arrested him. the suspect is now facing charges of child abuse and kidnapping. >>> the backlash over the sentencing of a former stanford swimmer's rape conviction boiled over into act tim. stanford law professor is now spearheading an effort to have the judge in that rape case recalled. >> judge per ski' sentence in the, um, brock turner case was both wrong and dangerous and makes women both at stanford and other colleges less safe. >> that sentence six months in jail for raping a drunk passed out co-ed on the stanford campus set off a fire storm against judge aaron per ski. the judge said he was following recommendations of probation department and cited turner's clean record in handing down what many say saulie light s

. >> apparently, when it comes to shoplifting, bigger isn't always better. >>> most customers come toxpensive wine tastings to sip fine wine. but at a tasting in miami beach, florida, one customer selects a choice vintage and stuffs it down his pants. the wine bandit then takes something else, a good look at the security cameras. >> the cameras are pretty obvious, you see them, and still he goes on and steals the bottle. >> what was this customer thinking? in miami, nobody loves wine more than eddie lagaric. the owner of "w" wine boutique. >> it's magic. of all the grape juice, you can discover the miracle of strawberry, blueberry, vanilla. >> that grape juice can get expensive. >> i think the best sales that we've done is a case of three bottles for $36,000, which goes down to $12,000 a bottle. >> that's right. $12,000 a bottle. eddie keeps these rare and expensive wines in a highly specialized room called the 100- point room. >> the 100-point room has its own temperature system where we keep all the older vintages, rare to find, very limited wine, all the gems. >> in october 2009, t

you love books and your deeply interested in books, you tend not to pay attention to things like shoplifters. [laughter] so i wasn't very good. i did at that summer. i had a thirst for a discount at the store and i probably spent about 30% of of my check on books, just buying books. it's so good to see sophie. i was looking at the books they had and i found this book about the country between us. it's a book that i read, geez, i might've been 18 years old. i was surrounded by this great community and at such, she was such a beautiful writer and she wrote in such a way that i didn't understand everything that she was saying, but the pain in the angst and i have to say the violence now reminded me of something that i just so deeply identified with. she wrote in such a way that i would read poetry and i would walk away not understanding what she was saying but i would think about it and i would go to bed thinking about it. i would wake up thinking about it and it would be weeks later and i didn't understand what she was writing about. i'm in a redo a quick poem of hers. i was so moved. i tell y

talk to john dickerson about what is coming up for bernie sanders and here's a question are two shoplifters buy their way out of trouble? what does that mean. we will explain. we will explain how one city is going after a company used by the nation's biggest retailers, some of the names you know. the news is back in the morning. we will see new ten minutes and counting, back to you guys in philadelphia a. >> awesome. looking forward to it. good to see you, gayle. >> bye. >> in other news pools are shore sign of summer time. >> and while they can provide hours of fun, it is important to be careful around the water. >> families physician doctor jennifer cuddle joins us a at a pool in williamstown this morning with some ways to stay safe, when swimming, good morning. >> so doctor jen, good morning. >> how are you, guys. >> doing really well. drownings can be under estimated danger. according to the cdc, ten people die every day in the sum are of unintentional drowning. what do we need to be aware of with kid around our pools. >> that is a staggering statistic. drowning is leading cause have of

i think your dog is shoplifting. [ laughter ] with its limited selection of products, the old arlingtonder price points, we can now cover 60% of the market, and that's gonna have a huge impact on sales. before, the arlington heights store averaged between $2,800 and $3,200 a day. and now, since the grand opening and re-merchandising and the addition of more affordable products, it's averaging closer to $5,000 a day. -what do you think? -woman: it's awesome. -lemonis: you like it? -woman: it's really neat. lisa: can we get everyone's attention for a moment, please? we want to sincerely thank marcus and his team... giovanni: you want to thank marcus. lisa: ...and all of our employees. giovanni: 50 stores in 12 months. we'll be right there, so just come along for the ride. lemonis: when i first met giovanni, his biggest goal was providing a bright future for his son. they now feel that not only is their family unit strong, but their business family and their infrastructure is really strong. don't tell gio, but it wouldn't surprise me within five years if this company had 100 stores around

. >> reporter: they're trying to prevent more shoplifter's from spilling year and this door. kron4's coverage was seen by many viewers and they saw what happened. they said that is not right and accordion. we were able to identify all four suspects to rid-- for this case and we were able to charge three of the four. >> vicki:police identified the remaining suspect as 20- year-old michael vuna-kivalu of concord. investigators say anyone with information on his whereabouts can contact concord police. >> brittany: we are going to sit pretty much to average if you are close to staff francisco. if you are in the east bay area or south bay we are talking about temperatures below 90 and will stay there for the entire week until next week. at the golden gate bridge, we are not keeping seen a cloud and the sky with beautiful conditions. storm trochophores showing no clothes on our satellite radar. with high-pressure staying in control at temperatures will stay above average and 90 degrees and fairfield, 89 degrees at livermore and 63 and set francisco. --san francisco. >> brittany: 80

phil: you took your kids shoplifting. >> announcer: he's divorced. >> did he have an affair?irlfriend. >> dr. phil: i need a dance card. where did you sleep? >> on the couch. >> dr. phil: you moved him in with his girlfriend fresh out of jail. the breast pump bandit has sprung and you move to the couch and give them the bed. >> dr. phil: let's do it! >> have a good show, everybody. >> dr. phil: this is a safe place to talk about ha

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the man went into the store and he was interrupted by an employee who thought he was trying to shopliftnife and lunged at the employee and took off. the employee didn't get hurt but the guy got away. >>> again we are watching latest with wall street this morning. you can see a live picture of the dow where i should say where trading is down about 480 points. it flirted with more than 500 points down but not too long ago. but if you look at it overall we are off about 2.6% that's the more important number to watch if that drops to 7% it triggers of the circuit breakers but we will have to wait and see. so far we have not come near that level. we will be right back. why it's 6:41. hundreds of residents will have to look for new place to live after a last ditch effort failed to save their apartment complex from being demolished the people that live in the building were hoping there would be an appeal to the san jose city council that would stop the demolition but it was denied. more than 600 people live in the reserve apartments along south winchester boulevard. graystone real estate partn