sonny walked everywhere.the muddy southsea seafront, around the modern glass university buildings, betrayed by the shabbiness of their designs and even around fratton park where the islamic looking pump a flag, star and crescent moon was posted confidently from every window pane and shop. after a home game, the streets around the stadium were littered with greasy tissues dropped from burger trucks and cans of 1664 lager spilled out of the bins like teenage bedroom drawers stuffed too quickly and shut. cops in bright yellow fluoro vests walked behind the closed streets. the clip clop of their horses not far behind. men with potbellies and closely cropped, salt—and—pepper hair, aquamarine tattoos, fuzzy and out of focus, the ink bleeding on their sun—grizzled skin leaned into you as you walked by, " extra tickets? " they both solicited and offered. "extra tickets?" sonny dug his hands into his jacket pocket and kept his eyes on the tarmac. the tingling at the back of his throat itching for a fight and the anxie

julie, kurt, and sonny, thank you all.ish network is in talks to pay $6 billion for assets that t-mobile and sprint are unloading. dish had been on a short list of bidders favored by the justice department. t-mobile and sprint have already promised to sell boost mobile, sprint's prepaid business, to get approval from the fcc. coming up, president trump announces that he and xi will have an extended meeting at the g20 after "a very good phone call" today. can the leaders hash out a deal? that is next. if you like bloomberg news, check us out on the radio, the bloomberg app, bloomberg.com, and in the u.s., on sirius xm. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: president trump's top trade representative appeared before the senate finance committee and continued to stress the administration's view that china's taking advantage of the united states. >> in addition, we have used section 301 to investigate unfair trade practices with china. we believe our economic relationship with china has been unbalanced and grossly unfair to american work

first thing, the that happened with muhammad ali when he was fighting sonny liston. he was called off to go to his draft physical at the age of 18 . he went to physical and mental test and he flunked the mental test. he couldn't read very well or write very well. he was dyslexic, i think. so he flunked the mental test, then he flunked it again. he had a score of 16 on the test. barrier.underneath the plus, he got married. so he was out in two different things. he got listed the second time, got divorced, joined the nation of islam because the wife wouldn't conform to the nation of islam. wouldn't dress like that or follow the religion. he now is eligible that way and vietnam was chewing up people and so they drop the test, so now his 16 passed the test instead of flunked the test and he was calm into be in the service. he was changed to 1a and that happened in 1966 and i will kind of read you what he said when that happened. you can edit out this part where i look for the thing in the book. [laughter] when he was reclassified 1a and the reporters all stood had gone i

we hear remarks from david bernhardt, sonny perdue, and wilbur ross. this runs a half hour. >> we thank all of you for joining us today. we know how busy your schedules are and how difficult it is to get a group of this caliber together at the same time. your attendance today demonstrates a clear commitment across the administration to implement a strategy to improve the endangered species act process for pesticides. sks this bill tak esteemed group with engaging with stakeholders and others in a transparent manner. we are committed to maintaining that type of process. i now and very privileged to introduce the honorable epa administrator, andrew wheeler. hasnistrator wheeler provided strong leadership to all of us at the age of and is deeply -- agency and is deeply committed to the issues the working group will assess. administrator wheeler? administrator wheeler: thank you all for joining us on the important day, the 75th anniversary of d-day. we honor the allied forces who stormed the beaches and helped to free a continent. we honor our world war ii

the "today" show is saying see you later to sonny. >> we said hello to sonny when she was two months. he's now leaving the "today" show to start his full time job. tune in this morning at 7:00 to hear where he's going. >>> coming up, it's all eyes on miami. here's a live look at the democratic debate stage. round two is tonight. last night ten candidates went head to head on several important issues. >> we need to be the party of working people and that includes the party of immigrants. >> gun violence is a national health emergency in this country. we need to treat it like one. >> we will have a live report from our very own damian trujillo in just minutes. >>> a brushfire in contra costa county. prevention measures being taken today. >>> taking a live look out at the bay bridge toll plaza. we have weather and so much more straight ahead for you. 5:27. you're watching "today in the bay." that's why there's new frontline we all want our dogs to live long and happy lives. oral defense, daily oral health chews. because for a healthy life your dog needs a healthy mouth... more than just

civil and sonny and sobbed. out of jackson's and then what i'm going to say to him said lane got a lot of this but. i'm going to have one walton video celebrity on the other one the set of us i don't think of it as melissa got ahead and known a man like that and how this was. going to go off them. fortunately the. blue off the. school. and all of them are knocked out of the out so we and i j and it would be about i ski area. i mean on yeah i'm in the. market of what i'll see if the most needy and i haven't . i'm an awesome i thought the. but i'll hear the most. but i wasn't someone. who like you so much for. you then that's fine. fine. now i'm going to. leave. them with numbers you want to get out of them whether someone. thought. was right i will. tell them i'm with on the. one. and i went. through. it they had this river. well that's where i am and that was my. was our job our was. some of the mess that i'm in. any. on the left i'm not in. all of it and he said if i had 100. 20 and i could cite it and she woul

. >> reporter: honoring the group's legacy includes honoring the memory of sonny wolf who died last year. >> almost 40 years. she was so the heart of this organization, and the memory keeper. and our secretary for decades. >> reporter: it also means passing on that legacy and history to new riders. like pam who is riding in her first parade this year. >> whenever i say i'm a dike on a bike, it's automatically associated with san francisco's dike on a bike, and the legacy that sonny wolf has already built. so it's a great feeling to be recognized. and for all that they've done. >> there's something about being a dike on a bike that is powerful. i don't know that we found that anywhere else. >> reporter: riding with pride, honoring the past, and forging the road ahead. >> if you missed it last weekend, our half hour special, a history of pride is getting an encore showing this sunday at 6:30 pm. right after ktvu fox 2 news at 6:00. >> some beautiful weather in store for the celebrations this weekend going on for pride. temperatures cooling off into the 60s. our cooling trend will carry us

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who should show up but agricultural secretary sonny purdue.sked about what he thought about it, he said it tasted pretty good. taylor: at the end of the day, what i liked about this story the answer is-- consumers are the ones that are right. whether he likes it or not, it's all about the consumer. the consumers, for now, certainly loving these vegan burgers. tryve to say, i have yet to one, but every time we talk about it, i am convinced i am missing out. amanda: they are pretty good, and you cannot deny the sustainability angle on it. here to stay, i think. you better go and try one. taylor: coming up, is there life after ive? alreadye analysts all mourning the loss of jonny iv e from cupertino, and what it means for the company. this is bloomberg. ♪ taylor: life after ive. a new age at apple. shares are lower today after the announcement late yesterday that chief designer jony ive, the man behind iconic products like the imac and iphone, is leaving the company to form his own firm. but he will be counting apple as a client. here with more i

i spoke with the secretary of agriculture sonny perdue and asked him when this trade war is going tome sight after heavy rains last week brought more flooding to farmlands. secretary of agriculture sonny purdue brought his own tractor up for a ride and a message from the president. >> president trump has a lot of respect for farmers and ranchers across this country. he appreciates your patience and understands it is tough out there. >> reporter: the u.s. has been in a trade war with china. is the american farmer the casualty in this trade war? >> i think they are one of the casualties thereof the trade disruption, yes. >> reporter: the president is headed to the g-20 summit in japan this week where he'll meet with china's president xi jinping to try to get trade talks back on track after a deal fell apart last month. well, the president is going go going to speak with the president of china later this week. you seem excited. >> wouldn't it be great if they can get a deal? >> i don't think he'll come home with a deal, but i think he could come home with a beginning of let's get seriou

"teen vogue" internship into a career as an entrepreneur, the now-married mom to nearly 2-year-old sonny make a pros and cons list before deciding to sign on for the show. >> what would you say is different this time around? there are so many differences. but how would it differ from the original? >> the drama and the things that we're facing are just more important, more serious, we're older, like, our adult problems are bigger. >>> three words -- here for it. here for it. all of it. you love drama, don't you? >>> all right, can i stick with mtv family. the mtv movie and tif awards they air monday night and jada pinkett smith -- her girls trip co-star will be presenter, along with melissa mccarthy -- >> how about arls' trip with them in real life? that's crazy. >>> all right coming up -- stop right now. >> you need the stop. >> victoria beckham in chance of moments are willing to risk. significant injury to to try to pull off what you did typically 2000. it's it was sad. as athletes we've. open there. spot when you just know it. that something just went and. can't move can't do much of

i spoke to the secretary of agriculture, sonny perdue and asked him when this trade war would come tounny day in iowa for the great tractor ride. a welcome sight after heavy rains last week brought more flooding to farmlands. secretary of agriculture sonny perdue brought his own tractor up for the ride, and a message from the president. >> president trump has a lot of respect for farmers and ranchers across this country. he appreciates your patience. he understands that it's tough out there. >> reporter: the u.s. has been in a trade war with china for almost a year. farmers have felt the brunt of it with tariffs driving down their crop prices. >> is the american farmer the casualty in this trade war? i think they are one of the casualties there of the trade disruption, yes. >> reporter: the president is headed to the g20 summit in japan this week where he'll meet with china's president, xi jinping to try to get trade talks back on track after a deal fell apart last month. well, the president is going to speak with the president of china later this week. you seem excited. >> yes. >> re

field and a little bit west of lawrence expressway, so it's just kind of at the edge of the bay and sonny's limited information on the employees involved, but we understand that at that building 1260 crossman avenue. people have been evacuated from that building as the bomb squad works to check out that package will keep you posted throughout the evening. as details come in. >>all rise for stalking about hockey deny all right kate a chase and you must join us for this at a bay area sports night. >>sports night coming up in just a few minutes can impact we're going to talk about the news of the day one of the biggest pieces of news is an exciting one for sharks, fans jason and that. is planning to return for his 22th year and the nhl ca the elder statesman he's coming back to san jose >>not the best player but he's definitely their emotional leader. on and off the ice is definitely a great person to bring back to the locker room and he still chasing that elusive stanley cup he's hoping to just capped off his career will be like the cherry on top to a hall of fame career so hopefully they c

i am not privileged to welcome you as the parent of agriculture secretary sonny perdue. usda has been a key collaborator with epa on agricultural production practices and we appreciate the leadership you and your agency provide on this important topic. >> thank you for convening this meeting again. i recall a little over a year ago prior to being codified in the 2018 farm bill this agency was the lead agency with the department of interior and affirmative commerce and department of agriculture met to go to the consultation process that you described. in today's environment there are a lot of people with a lot of scientific data and all this needs to be taken into consideration but it is very important for citizens at large, those concerned about the environment and is concerned about production and the use of pesticides be informed through a one federal decision and the frustrating part of meeting the consultation is when people go and do their own it makes it difficult. we i think have an obligation and expectation our scientists work together where there is scientific

this is secretary of agriculture sonny perdue, more on that later. today was the company's launch of so-called generation if, to get young kids excited about eating plant-based foods. impossible zone research is that younger generations, are much more likely to eat their products. that's because many baby boomers don't even know about it. >> if they tried, i think they will like it. it's not as well-publicized yet, but it's getting there.>> since launching impossible burger 2.0 in january, they've seen rapid growth and can be now found it more than 10,000 locations. investigators are excited, too. today the company announced funding for more than $3 million. but they hit a snag when burger king ran out earlier this year. the ceo says that it's all hands on deck. >> we are hiring as fast as we can, factory workers for our oakland plants so we can run three shifts a day, seven days a week. meanwhile our employees redwood city and oakland are working overtime, basically, at the plant, to be able to help out scale production. >> this is a ground meat app

picture often does said this is another day just like that you meteorologist large car know is here sonnys getting hot. you write summer says a lot right the city, but you go exactly that sort a breakdown in fact, lou, these temperatures are forecast for tomorrow afternoon. we're going to be up in the hot 90's in many spots well inland conquered about 94 degrees little more 94 pittsburgh about 92 pleasanton about 92 even inside the bay, i think especially in the south bay, those temperatures going to move in the upper 80's, some low 90's in the campbell santa rosa checking in about 88 degrees of course out the coastline much cooler number they're mainly in the 60's. so you can see why we still got some patchy fog out there trying to get that offshore wind go but i don't think it will be strong enough to blow it all the way up the coast so we're going to see some clearing but it's a cool up toward the beaches but you get inside the bay. of course we warm things up in a hurry. a series of thunderstorms continue to pop up over the sierra nevada again a kind of an active afternoon. fog low cl

to be packed 11 minutes and growing between the nimitz and the bay shore freeway, traveling through sonny bill there's an accident north one on its fair oaks it's an overturned, but it's on the shoulder of the off-ramp so it's not blocking but i'll keep my eyes on it if we start to have lanes blocked all definitely what you know and pass it on the right now you're good to see may see a little tap on the brakes or through the scene highway 4 at the limit for contra costa county 6.80 looks really good. so far from chico out 2 danville that's going south. no problems for the nimitz rolling south of them leaving the south bay to the peninsula. what i want in great shape to heading north it's under 30 minutes, north one oh one 85 in san jose to menlo park. well health care provider kaiser permit it's a plans to bill what will be the largest office tower the city of oakland. so the company announced it's investing million to buy land in the city's uptown neighborhood also known as downtown oakland and break ground next year. now here's some renderings of that office tower there it is kaiser per

if you have to pack up and roll west, it's only 6 minutes 8.80 to sonny bill. california set to become the first state to require background checks to order buy ammunition kron four's capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains that new law. >>starting monday anyone who tries to buy bullets in california must first go through a background check, some of the state's top leaders said tuesday, this is another important effort to curb gun violence gun violence devastates not just. >>our communities. it devastates our homes. it devastates our schools. it devastates our workplace. the new law is part of prop 63 which voters approved back in 2016 the measure coincides with the state's requirement for background checks in order to buy guns state leaders say since 1993 background checks led to 1.3 million denials of gun sales to people prohibited from buying them gun safety laws save lives. >>the extreme rhetoric on the other side. that works against. basic common sense. has to be called out for it is what it is. >>parts of proposition 63 have been tied up in court.

minutes to 38 to 37 and then from to 37 rolling west right around 80 to one on one that connection to sonny bill will take a quick 7 minutes. well today people are mourning the loss of a bay area real estate developer and wall right philanthropists his name is kenneth varying he passed away yesterday, he was a builder he's responsible for developing much of the blackhawk area and the tri valley area founded the black hawk automotive news am back in 1988, which has expanded over the years to include a number of other expensive exhibit. so bearing was a former a majority owner of the seattle seahawks as well. he also found at the wheelchair foundation which has provided more than a million free will chose for people with disabilities all around the world. kenneth behring was 91 years old. well despite years of long live computer issues and real id problems state lawmakers have decided to reject an audit for the dmv this was the second year in a row, an effort to launch a state audit of the dmv was killed some lawmakers an audit committee said that the timing just isn't right. a california if

it's only 7 minutes milpitas to sonny bill. nearly 40 people including children were forced out of their home in a south l a area because the building that they were living in was not up to code and not for residential use. so city leaders say that residents inside uh oh my goodness look at that inside of this building they were living in deploy rubble conditions. there was human waste, cockroaches trash all over the place rats were found to out that building. and despite all the problems that people who are living there. they were paying as much as $700 a month for rent. so the owner of the building now could face criminal charges for having so many people living there illegally. >>number one the fire safety systems were never designed in this building there there are no sprinklers there are no working smoke alarms. it's not something that was ever designed for permanent residency, not right you know you don't kill people longest struggling now know what to do it our way to go. >>heartbreaking the fire department says it worki

fremont wide open smooth sailing on the nimitz and then no issues for to 37 6 minutes for milpitas to sonny bill. to have babies fisher-price is recalling 71,000 inclined sleepers because babies can roll from their backs to their stomachs and that risk injury or death. so the recall affects several model numbers are fischer price's infant sleepers make sure you check our website kron 4 dot com. if you want to get those exact model numbers if you have one you to stop using it immediately and call fisher price for a refund or a voucher. there have been no reports of injuries or deaths so far but more than 30 infants died and other similarly inclined sleep products, including the fisher-price rock n play sleeper. trisha yearwood was in san francisco this week at mrs. for panel on girl power in the wake of her new single called every girl on this morning sign and dish vicki liviakis sat down with the country star. they talked about music the food, the as celebrity network and they also talked about her life with her husband, garth brooks, making music and of course delicious food. i think you k

the maxwells upright in the muscle slimey iranian journalist and political analyst mr sonny just before the break we started talking about. whether the uranium leadership could have a full more flexible approach one towards. president trump and perhaps some other towards a more belligerent members of his administration and just a few weeks ago iran's supreme leader posted on his official twitter account that he does not consider the president of the united states as a person deserving to exchange messages with i have no response for him and i will not answer him is that a wise approach i mean you said that the americans are contradictory on the why that they want to have talks but surely iran wants to talk is it their way to talk to the american president well this is not the only of the approach of the leader but many in wrong even those who remember back the presidential campaign of mr rouhani inside the country that many there are going for the negotiations with the united states in order to resolve the from the issues with the united states underneath their issue was the beginning p

for it is important to note that mr are severely diary has been a controversial figure and blogger sonnypollard said the nickname of mr 10 percent because of all the money that he was taking on however. the nation of their life and you'll remember you color died after the assassination of benazir bhutto he came back into the political limelight and became a man of progress on people's party along with a young son. and very important. he was able to become prime president of progress can complete a 5 year old however the controversy surrounding him. corruption charges did not go away should be remembered. back in 2007 that that then military ruler general. came out with the norden and it was called the next night of reconciliation ordinance under which everybody got a blanket amnesty that. challenge then the pakistani supreme court said that d.n.r. order completely not in war and that of course started the cases against most of these politicians which had been poured on the back burner because of. the role that they did not come as a surprise because. before today's. mission from the high

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a number of administration officials appeared on major networks today including ben carson, sonny perdue, kevin hassett. we had booked white house national trade council president peter navarro here on the sew, but the -- on the show, but the white house tells us they did not want to detract from the president's visit to buckingham palace tonight, so they actually retracted navarro from our guest list. and as the white house denies guests, it also allows the national left-wing media to focus on stories like the president's hair, the fake news that he a called meghan markle nasty without response from the white house. those stories dominating the headlines overshadowing judicial watch's discovery of new e-mails between peter strzok and lisa page. those e-mails showing a special treat for hillary clinton's attorney during the fbi investigation of clinton's e-mail server scandal. a lot to go through tonight, and joining us to click them all off, judicial watch president tom fitton. tom, great to have you here. another revelation courtesy of judicial watch and the freedom of information syst

. >> they want to honor the memory of the founding member, sonny wolf, who died last year. >> she rodewas the heart of this organization and the memory keeper and our secretary for decades. >> it also means passing on that legacy and history to new people, like pam, who is going to be riding in her first parade this year.>> this is associated with the legacy that sonny wolf has built, it is a great feeling to be recognized for all that they have done, for something about being a 'dyke on a bike' is powerful. >> in san francisco, monty francis, ktvu fox 2 news. >> this story is one of several that ran in our 30 minute special, a history of pride. >>> today, the san francisco board of supervisors is expected to approve the new cultural district in the castro, the official designation provides grants and other assistance to help preserve the lgbt history of that neighborhood, the castro will be the seventh cultural district neighborhood in san francisco, others include the filipino cultural district and the latino cultural district.>> if you're coming to san francisco for whatever reason

in our next hour, agriculture secretary sonny purdue.now what the feds are going to do to help our farmers. >>> and the trump administration has been going after huawei. up next, we have someone who says china could retaliate vigorously by targeting apple. he says the consequences would be very bad. that's next. 2,000 fence posts. 900 acres. 48 bales. all before lunch, which we caught last saturday. we earn our scars. we wear our work ethic. we work until the work's done. and when it is, a few hours of shuteye to rest up for tomorrow, the day we'll finally get something done. ( ♪ ) stuart: we are up 60 points on the dow industrials, 24,800 is where we are. >>> now it appears the u.s. hard line on iran may be softening a little. secretary of state mike pompeo has been saying things. what's he got to say? ashley: he says the trump administration is ready to negotiate with the country's clerical leaders in iran with quote, no preconditions. this follows up a comment from the president last week where he said he was ready to talk with the ir

a representative from the sheriff's office that will speak briefly on this item, and our founder, sonny schwartz. >> good evening, commissioners. this is maybe the third time i've spoken before you. the first time was when we founded five keys under the leadership of michael hennessy, and as was just said, we begged many people to let us come into the jail, and it was just after 9-11, and people didn't have the passion or the know-how to provide education to people in the county jail. the second was to talk about restorative justice in the county jails, and this is the third. we're not a city of borders, thank god. we celebrate cross border collaboration, and that's exactly what this petition -- we're seeking your support in marin and sonoma. it's painful to think about in this day and age, sonoma and marin have no choice or very little to educate their adults. but we're here, and we're willing and able and more than have the capacity to share what we think are very promising initiatives as demonstrated since 2003, particularly under the leadership of steve good. so thank you for your c

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i went to sonny perdue and said how much money do you china spend on farms, in farms? the best year of that $16 billion. okay. we will take it in much more than that every year in tariffs and i took $16 billion out of those tariffs and essentially those tariffs and distributing it among the farmers who have been hurt because they were used as a pond so china could get a good deal but in the end farmers are the biggest beneficiary but i made up for the fact the china was targeting our farmers because farmers like me and i love them. they sort of love me when you get down to it and it was 16 billion, billion, i took it out of the tariffs money essentially and we are in the process of distributing, farmers could not be happier other than they are unusual, had them around the table, many of the farmers and five weeks ago, we want a level playing field. they will take -- anyway you want to give it to them they will take. the farmers are in a class by themselves. they don't want subsidies or a handout. all they want is a level playing field, they are unbelievable people and

special traffic alert for this tall truck, so it's adding to all of the congestion out of san jose into sonny bill. it's going to be a very slow commute here back to be on the key 62 minutes up because of that salt truck to make it from san jose to menlo park so keep that in mind. we're checking in on 92, not a bad commute here leaving hayward over to the peninsula just ve busy and very crowded at 20 minutes out to one on one, so that's considered an improvement. we're checking the bay bridge traffic 80 west it is pretty calm and quiet looks pretty good on the suspension just not behind that whole so 17 minutes to fremont street and a crash still wrapping up in castro valley east 5.80 it's trowbridge. block that the backup spilling over to south bound to 38, which is solid from the and the buzz kevin duran declined is million and with the warriors not that this answers any questions about whether he will stay or go it just means that he becomes a free agent as expected on sunday at 06:00pm and he will start entertaining. offers no sweat for steph curry he's golfing in china does anybody say t

but hot spot free to make it n one oh one north as you head out of sonny bill stall cement truck in yourthat is walking only one lane but just adding to the backup leaving south san jose so prepare for some heavy traffic from south san jose through the scene of the stall in sunnyvale continuing up to palo alto 62 minutes to make it to menlo park james. >>all right robert thank you, here's a traffic nightmare story a lot of us. we rely on gps to get around right specially google maps. well the technology actually but more than a 100 drivers in colorado the wrong way at the same time the same time so what happened was there was this accident right and people are using google maps to reroute. >>i can say this i'm going start of saving time though they all ended up on a dirt road. >>that had been rained on recently said there was this big muddy mess car started slipping around could make it through the much yet about a 100 car back up. us a google said not moms are not going no. this is our e i mean it was a an alternative route wet google like a feasible route around the crash. it just the

freeways look great 5.80 6.80 dublin to fremont the nimitz and to 37 not bad 8 minutes to make it over to sonny>happening today, the san mateo county fair gets underway with lot of fun on tap for families that want to get up there don't forget the sunscreen for sarah stinson is live at the fair and i sarah. the san mateo county. >>tell me excited to be here 7 are so excited. so nice here so much better than phoenix arizona where we're from. >>ok so tell me what can people expect you're going to be walking around and you are people invited to come up and talk to you. >>absolutely we're fully interactive experiencgyf affair that you love the most you know all the kids and all the different people coming together and just. >>having a good time and that's what we're here for you now a high energy experience and you have a bike behind you guys which is really fun new bike around. >>a new player insurance is our signature boom bike we play along the tracks. lee right around give hi bob as we you know like to have a good time so ok so people can walk up to guys in kind of join in so i'm going to help

that's where the heaviest traffic is and then the nimitz is quiet so as to 3711 minutes milpitas to sonny bill darya james. thank you very much rob and it said. >>one and a breaking story that we're following this morning is a man's body found overnight on skyline boulevard in redwood city, yeah that's the story the kron 4 sarah stinson has been following for us this morning, she joins us now live with the latest sarah. >>it's still an active scene year on skyline boulevard in the corner still here. they just removed the body from the side of the road into the corners of and so they are making progress in in terms of trying to figure out what happened that's what their to do is kind of. have that crime scene get everything taken pictures of it and make sure that they are trying to igure out what happened here and they're still looking in the area combing the area for. >>the killer so take a look at the map. i want you to get a good idea where we're standing because it is in a very rural areas up above redwood city in the hills and this is on skyline boulevard know we know this all occurre

your drive times look good for 5.80 livermore to dublin and also to 37 is only 7 minutes milpitas sonnyill james. all right >>this morning. we are learning more details about the killing of 26 year-old sacramento. police officer tara o'sullivan, she was shot wednesday night while responding to a domestic violence call. and now we're learning more about the person suspected of shooting a police say 45 year-old adele ramos to see their continued firing shots from the time that o'sullivan arrived at the scene until 02:00am thursday morning when he was ultimately taken into custody. we talked to a friend of ramos take a listen. >>well that's him why why would he do that i don't understand we all get angry we all get mad things happened. you know there there's always family problem was role playing state to self. >>sacramento police have 5 office says says the 5 officers fired their weapons during the incident, those officers are now on paid administrative leave officer o'sullivan is the 4th officer shot and killed in the line of duty in the sacrament areas in the last 9 months and of course

so it's slow through the scene and stays busy n pockets, continuing up towards sonny bill that's goingyou at 53 minutes total, san jose to mountain view john well robin skies really clear for some spots not so clear for others just yet and you can see the fog sitting right across the golden gate from sutro tower this morning. >>while san jose has been under the sunshine all morning as have you over in snow out into the east bay skies are going to remain clear through the day for areas that are already clear and continue to clear out for those areas that are still on the foggy side right now. high pressure is built back in and this is going to help temperatures today to boost warmer than they have been especially for inland spots out along the coast today. some marine air will keep us nice and cool well those of us a little bit further inland are definitely going to be feeling the heat high temperatures in the 90's in some cases for some of our inland areas, daytime highs on the peninsula really going to be nice if you don't like the heat, but the good idea escape to the 60's and 70's f

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i want to play for you what the agricultural secretary kwad qb the current one sonny perdue.d about climate change with cnn. >> it's weather patterns frankly. and they change. as i said, it rained yesterday. it's a nice pretty day today. >> what's your reaction to that? >> well, you know, i spentmy life trying to deal with facts. i've got a masters in geology. i'm the first professional geologist to be elected a governor. the facts are hard to argue. we are facing one of the greatest -- probably the greatest existential challenge of our lifetimes if not the last several hundred years. and to have our leaders say, well, i'm not so sure it's that big a deal. we don't have to hurry. listen, we got to go fast now. >> yeah. all right. governor hickenlooper, i appreciate your time thank you. >> thank you. >> governor hickenlooper will be on the stage. >> next melania trump announcing a new face if in the west ring process who the press secretary and jeanne moos on trump's teases that has critics going mad. >> he is now president for life. >> i mate want to give that a shot some day

morgan hill and sonny bill while the east bay ranging from the low to upper 70's as well only holding a couple of 80's over to youngsville even then just hardly even in the 80's. santa rosa and petaluma each at 72. so daytime highs the next couple of days looking nice and seasonable and definitely comfortable come saturday and sunday temperatures warming humidity remaining low and winds picking up so higher fire danger for saturday and sunday. robin thank you john traffic, pretty heavy at the richmond sandra fell bridge. i do not see a huge improvement your back to be on richmond parkway. >>it's creeping along leading up to the toll so that will put you at 18 minutes, the drive into san francisco using 80 still stacked busy from the maze for holding at 16 minutes and there's nothing going on, but it's still quite slow want to take you down to morgan hill because a little grass fire popped up near one oh one. this is on the southbound side near done that fire crews on scene. they the 2 right lanes blocked so traffic squeezing by it looks like they have a handle on the fire, but no that

38 to 37 and then to 37 pack, no major problems but roughly 20 minutes to make it from milpitas to sonnymes back to you art robin thank you happening today, we could learn if vta bus drivers in santa clara county plan on. >>striking at some point. the drivers union held a vote last night on a new labor contract and it was overwhelmingly rejected with 80% of the rank and file saying no. the disagreements right now we're over salaries and pensions, the next step could very well be a strike though the union has to give 72 hours notice before they do so so we could be looking at a strike as early as the first week of july left to wait and see if it happens it would be the first ever driver strike for the vta also on july 1st get ready to pay higher muni fares a single ride fare will now cost $3 if you pay in cash or by limited use ticket. if you use your clipper card or the new t mobile app fares will remain at 2.50. officials say the fare increase will allow at the sfmta to keep pace with labor and other rising costs for more on these various fare increases just head to our web site at kron

this is over secretary sonny purdue move to reorganize this agency and purdue meeting with employees,l see the video turning their backs on him. he said this will make the department run for officially but the hundreds of usda workers impacted, they are not buying it. and here is why. the career researchers in these two units, it is the economic research service unit that is ers and the national institute of food and agriculture and nifa, they produce research that contradicts the administration. president trump's imposition on climate change and crops and livestock. the u.s. agriculture, so one watchdog group even said that this is just the administration's back door way to cut off the staff and resources to the groups. [ technical difficulties ] well here is how purdue replayed here in a statement. he defended the department decision. he is saying this is going to improve usda ability to attracts highly qualified staff with the cost of living who be cheaper and put resources where agriculture is more directly impacted. so what is hanning now? the usda employees are working out buyou