the media has fallen in love with the birds i spect of. the world can be so beautiful when seen from above. that drugs can also reveal the fragility of night shot for example here in bavaria where land is being eaten up by car production. they are also responding to the drug the 1st 20 drone collection the specially fitted metal can deceive thermal imaging cameras used is by drones an artistic protest against total surveillance this silhouette of a us war drone sends a clear message beware of drones but the actual drones are kilometers up in the sky where they can be seen. in media. plays in her work with the male gaze on women through the lens of the classic always choice. it seems like a dance between man and woman but on the other hand it also looks a bit like bullfighting it's threatening moving in. space between attack and defense this is the area this functions and this i'll buy it. for the 1st time a museum gets to grips with the way drones are 3 changing many areas of life it's fascinating and scary. for now we still have the contr

done revenue on their names for sure but have even lowered costs that leads to where a spect in these represents the payments google makes it to companies like apple for example for its search engine to be the default browser all devices also welcome by its investors $25000000000.00 buyback program or no amazon no good the reaction though you know one day shipping costs seem to be helping sales but reducing deals will continue their current quarter also it's a business that disappointed with revenues growing all the 37 percent this is the 1st time over the last 5 years 10 for the most lucrative recorded world below 40 percent on all the store side despite continued promotions at whole foods new openings obama so go with stores the sales merrily change from one year ago so a mixed bag of results there are now turning to another topic alphabet and amazon and also facebook they're both facing an antitrust review from the justice department but it seems that positions within the government are already hardening before the probe is even concluded. no i mean that also has its risks and it c

. >> reporter: on sunday morning before 5:00 a.m.,leonard pitts temporarily became a murder su spect. pitts was sleeping when his phone rang. it was bowie police calling after a 911 caller contacted them after a crime happened in pitts' home. >> the caller on the line stated that he had murdered his wife that he was diagnostic shoot the police when they arrived on scene. >> reporter: the caller gave pitts' address so police called askito him come outside. putting him in handcuffs before getting his granddaughter, daughter and wife marilyn out of the house. bowie lice chief john nests said it took minute for them to realize it was a prank from the random caller. while the pitt are shaken up they are grateful how police handled what could have been a dangerous situation. megan fitzgerald, news4. >> we are working for yointhis morng to keep your kid safe whilebiking. a recent investigation by consumer reports says potentially unsafe helmets are widely available online. some helmets purchased online were missing an iortant and required safety label which means they may not meet safety sta

spect to me no one ever wanted to drop in at my home. but now everyone comes over whether i'm home or not i always have guests over when. you. and i have to believe that i had to do something new for the city or for the community of the world with a mouse governs a community so for us the basic needs food clothing and before them a self-respect. care and your study and. now determine to extend the flower cycle entrepreneurship model to other industries facilitating the employment of 5000 people by the year 2020. mile hope and dream is that i started this facility at every corner of the city and the country so that nothing goes be more and more than you make. out on them it's a big move for us. now from india let's head southeast. the country is experiencing frequent bouts of extreme flooding storms heat waves and cold snaps ruled regions are particularly hard hit leaving local farm was struggling to protect their crops the cost to province of being which is regularly hit by storms is setting an example but trying something different let'

coast guard crew dramaticallded spected ofe smuggling drugs. ere id was part of a series operations in the n pacific ocean. the force says between may and ly of this year, they ha seized nearly $600 million worte of coc and marijuana. another bige storye following is the arrest of singer r. kelly in chicago on more than a dozen federal charges, including sex trafficking and child pornograph prosecutors in illinois and newc york have sed the singer in two separate cases of grooming and imprisoning youngirls and women and filming the sexual encounters. and filming the sexual he already faces state charges, and has denied all of the allegations against him, which stretch back decades. brief time ago i spoke with wendy murphy, a professor of sexual violence law at new england law. thanks for being with us. looking at these charges, some all the way back to 1999. what does it say that prosecutors are just bringing this case forward now? wendy: well, i think what it says is that the public in particular has been very dissatisfied with the criminal ju

police say the spect pulled out a gun and tried to steal the victim's cell phone inside of a garage on army navy drive on . monday the victim fought back and during the struggle the gun went off and hit suspect. police say he died at the hospital. his name has not been released. >>> we've been talking about a in the violence district since late last year nd this morning we take a closer look at the numbers. halfway through 2019, there have been 79 homicide cases acrs d.c., higher than this time las year, moran half of those murders are east of the anacostia river. in majority of the cases people were killed by gunfire. the average age of the victims 33 years d. last month featured the deadliesttretch there was a homicide everyday fm june 12th through the 16th. lling for unity is c change after prince georges county police chased dozens of n toople oirt bikes and atvs from maryland in the district. take a look at this video here. you can see prince georges county police officers weaving through traffic trying to catch the people drivingtvs illegally on public roadways. one officer crash

spect. >>> and a proposal to raise the federal minimum wage to $15. analysts are skeptical the proposal may advance. advance. >>> good morning and looking at the san mateo bridge and the bridge commute, you can see traffic is moving okay heading across the bridge to the other side. other side. >>> low clouds, nothing unusual there, but the breeze which kicked in yesterday drops some temps. we will see if that continues on a friday forecast. . >>> from ktvu fox 2 news, this is mornings on 2. >> welcome back to mornings on 2. it is friday. it is july 19th. i'm dave clark. >> good morning. i'm pam cook. friday already? >> yes, pam. >>> what's the weekend going to be like? >> i don't know. let's ask steve. >> check with steve. >> hey, steve. >> pretty nice. >> good. >> i would think. >> what about the beach? some of us like to go to the beach. a little foggy. >> they always get some sun but not going to be warm. >> look for pockets. >> exactly. santa cruz will be already. they always get in the 70s, san mateo coast, tall order but we have a system that's

maria medina is in oakland where the chp is on a man hunt for suspect's.inators t spect to shot it driver and his passenger during rush-hour traffic adding to the growing list of freeway shootings in the bay area.>> reporter: tonight, stretch of northbound 880 at the 98th avenue exit turned into what is unfortunately recently has become an all-too-familiar scene. freeway shooting that chp investigators must now figure out was intentional or random. the shooting happened at 6:35 in the suspect only described as a man in his 30s or 40s in a dark colored sedan fired at the victims passenger door, hitting the driver. tonight's case just one of several in the east bay this year alone. many without the suspects of her being caught. >> if you engage of the person, there is a potential that person can be armed and that person can mean harm to you, and we don't want anybody hurt. >> reporter: that warning after recent freeway shooting on 580. tonight's case, unknown what led up to the gunfire. and investigator says the driver who was hurt is expected to survive. in oakland, maria medina, kpix 5 >>

. >> i think robert mueller did a horrible job both today and with spect to the investigation. but in all fairness to robert mueller, he had nothing to work with. you can be a builder, but if they don't give you the right materials you're not going to build a very good ilding. >> the president repeated his claim that the whole thing was a witch hunt, a sentiment muelle rejected strongly today. house democrats say they will continue their investigations and impeachment iremans on the table for them. or dreen, back to you. >> leon, thank you. >> well, let's turn to storm team 4, a mostly picture perfect day for most of us out there. >> except for those showers that we -- that so many of us saw tonight. but the temperatures stayed cool. doug is wh a look ahead at what to expect for thursday. >> hey guys, you had an hour and a half rain delay fo the nationals tonight. if you would have asked mearlie have told you it looks fine. but we saw somehowers develop ah lot more t i was expecting across the area. we still have those going on even right now. down towards wall or do of, nothin

spect wimbledon, this 15-year- old beat venus williams on monday and she was back at it today. she was in the near court and made quick work winning and straight set 6-3, 6-3 and she becomes the youngest woman since jennifer capriotti in 1991 to reach the third round in wimbledon and she will play on friday. >> she is on fire. >> 15 years old. incredible. >> really is. good for her. >> thank you, andrea. >> we will be right back. lateth colbert is up next. >> our next newscast is fourth of july, tomorrow morning. at 4:30, bright and - [narrator] the following is a paid presentation for grown american superfood. brought to you by by trusted therabotanics. (optimistic music) wanna supercharge your body and live a longer, healthier life? what if you could have more energy and vitality? manage your weight. look and feel years younger, and even help reduce your risk of dying from heart disease and other chronic illnesses. study after study has proven that simply adding more superfood fruits and vegetables to your diet can help you stay healthy and actually live longer. but look at t

. >> and you can support by giving uslice any information you have about the spect in the photo. shomari stone, news 4. >>> a road is still shut down, the power still out in parts of vienna tonight after this tractor-trailer crashed and took out some power lines. take a look, chopper flew over hunter mill road near hunting crest lane earlier tonight. fairfax county police tell us it will be shut down for an extended period of time.rg dominion eney says it hopes to bring power back on to those who lost it by 8:00 tomorrow morning. >>> meanwhile, in parts of northwest d.c. tonight you mayn ed earplugs or a sound machine to get to sleep. petco tells news 4 that workers are making some noisy repairs at the florida avenue substation. a transformer there malfunctions you may recall on saturday night leaving 35,000 customers without power.pe co says a new transformer will be installed there tomorrow ight. >>> ajor milestone for the purple line. the final beam was put into place in the main building today. the light rail line will entually connect the bethesda and new carrollton metro st

. >>> we are getting a clearer in liver-year-spect want kia -y old jorge tellez is on the run. the shooting happened on july 8. police say he shot the victim in the abdomen after an argument. the victim later died at the hospital. rm dangous. >>> this morning morgan hill police are searching for a group of beauty store burgers expected of hitting all over the bay area. he swiped up to five thousand dollars of perfume in less than a minute into the alt-a beauty store. investigators say there been hit eight times in the past six months. not just by the same group of girls, but by other suspects as well. >> it's not have morals. they have something lacking within themselves. >> i was disappointed that it happened in our town. hopefully they can catch the girls. suck investigator sadie thieves have hit the beauty stores in san francisco, the east and the south bay and along the peninsula. they also say the salinas store was also recently hit. police say the crooks are difficult to track down because the getaway cars are either liral or rentals. of thesuspects who ey say already hav

they say the victim fought back and during the struggle the gun went off and h the spect. he died at the hospital. >>> embattled d.c. council member jack evans faced hours of tough questions from the council. he is now fighng toeep his position as chairman of the finance committee. yesterday he addressed his colleagues regarding a metro ethics investigation but he re used to answer sev questions unrelated to that investigation. next week, the council will decide his fate. >>> the legal battles to get president trump's tax returns is heating up. the house ways and means committee is now suing the d treasuartment and the irs. the lawsuit alleges the administration defied a tcongressional subpoenahand over six years of trump's financial records. the president maintains he cannot release his documents because he is under an irs audit. >>> this morning, baseball fans continue to mourn the sudden death of los angeles angels itcher tyler skaggs. he was found dead in a hotel room in texas on monday. c theause of his death remains d. undetermin officials say there is no evidence to

know no one is doing it just for fun it's a must these days we have big sponsor contracts and make spect us to present ourselves internationally as well as national was until. we started doing these trips around 18 years ago we had 3 fan clubs here in america now we have 115. in japan for the pre-season friendly east chelsea is coming to terms with the play a transfer ban that means new coach frank lampard will have to revisit magic with existing playoffs. think of a narrative very good players we can't bring any players in we know that this year . i don't need it i'm very happy with the supporters and. for us to be successful manchester united also on the move in australia but the manager can't avoid the same question about the future of world cup winner paul pogba there's always through my speculations about money and i could play this sport when the league starts buttoned down and we stick together since we were 2 of unity from down under from a coach whose own future relies on getting united back on top. quick reminder now of the top stories that we're following for you here on d.w.

spect wimbledon, this 15-year- old beat venus williams on monday and she was back at it today.as in the near court and made quick work winning and straight set 6-3, 6-3 and she becomes the youngest woman since jennifer capriotti in 1991 to reach the third round in wimbledon and she will play on friday. >> she is on fire. >> 15 years old. incredible. >> really is. good for her. >> thank you, andrea. >> we will be right back. >>> the late show with stephen colbert is up next. >> our next newscast is fourth of july, tomorrow morning. at 4:30, bright and captioning sponsored by cbs >> president trump wrapping a three-day state visit to the u.k. >> president trump's extended visit to england, ireland and france. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

that i don't think we should dichotomize the new think tank from the military industrial complex i spect that this is a readjustment or recalibration of elements of that and the fact is that there's a self-perpetuating character to the to kind of the existing think tank community and its relations with big corporations and so on and that has actually led america down a kind of a dead end when you look at around the world the united states despite having spent so much money on so many wars he's actually has lost positions whereas other countries which have not wage wars on anything like that kind of scale of actually improving their position so i think what is going on here is really a kind of self-criticism. from groups which are slightly outside of the mainstream establishment which are arguing that actually america stands to lose even more position unless there's a recalibration so the likes of steve alten others whose work i know well who are arguing for a new position is not that the u.s. retreats away from the world but what basically argues is that basically you park your aircraft

can i get your commitment to work with us to make sure we're not lacking from a military per spect i-in the arctic? >> you have my commitment. >> one final question. by next year alaska is going to have over 100 fifth generation fighters. this is in part because of what billy mitchell said many years ago when he was an army general that alaska's most strategic place in the world. despite this build up of fighters, we have tanker fleets there that are over 50 years old. the air force is looking at their deployment of ck 46. if it confirmed, will you work with this committee to look at what i think is a very obvious place to put new in the place that's the most strategic place in the the world with 100 fifth generation fighters. can i get your commitment? >> if confirmed, i will work with that and make my recommendations. >> thank you. >> absolutely. >> senator king? >> upholding the legacy of the chairman, billy mitchell was court-martialed. >> but i think it was rescinded later. >> also in connection with the question of nominations, i recently become aware there are some 16 vacancies i

between november of last year and the end of may, pg&e inspec spected 70,000 distribution lines and 222 substations. the company found 9671 issues including equipment that is brokens out of standard and improperly installed and overgrown trees and woodpecker damage. of the equipment that needs to be replaced, 16% is in the bay area. here is part of a breakdown, pg&e found 2511 incidents of broken or damaged equipment, 855 pieces of decade or rotten equipment, 36 incidents of cotwo different categories. b tags require attention within three months. according to the company, all a tags are repaired, or safe or being worked on. were given b tags. here in san ma tieio, 100% of equipment requiring immediate action is repaired while 71% of b tags are repaired. pg&e's vice president of the community wild fire safety program said quote we accomplished a lot but there is more work to do our system better today than it was yesterday and will be better tomorrow than it is today. we reached out to p.m. p.m. this morning for additional comments on the findings and they said they may have more inform

ou're looking at surveillance video, showing on one side, the spect walking a dog. that may seem benign, there's more too it. the suspect with thatog said fu as he passed the officer who was with people aim short before, minutes later, that suspect back on the scene as you will see there, crouching behind the tree, and firing shots in the direction of that officer, that officer aain was on duty, the suspect escaping through an allle and was to get away, the relief is that no one was hurt. i want to give you a look at where this happened. loser look here, this is roughly 46 and hillside road. it's not far from benningd, roa and not far from the maryland line. d.c. police and the fbi teaming up to find who that trigger man was, the fbi tweeting out here, our community must stand together with its law rvforcement officers as they protect and se the citizens of the district. we can tell you this as well. the d.c. police and the fbi offering a combined $11,000 reward for tips that lead to a arrest.on a the suspect you saw in that video, shooting at around officer on the

. >> on sunday morning, before 5:00 a.m., leonard pitts temporarily became a murder spect. pitts was sleeping when his phone rang. it was bowie police calling after a 911 aller contacted them after a crime happened in pitts' home. >> the caller on the line stated that he had murdered his wife and that eicient going to shoot the police when they arrived on scene. >> reporter: the caller gave pillts' address so police cad asking him to come outside. putting him in handcuffs before ghgetting his granddauter, daughter, and wife marilyn out of the house. bowie police chief john nestsky said it took minutes for them to a prank from the random caller. while the pitts are shaken up, they are grateful how police handled what could have been a dangerous situation. megan fitzgerald, news4. >> that ise a tible situation for that family. >> we are working for you this morning to keep your kids safe while biking. a recent investigation by consumer reports sa potentially unsafe helmets are widely available online. some helmets purchased online were missing an important and required safety

police say the spect drove off in a stolen gray toyota corolla with maryland tags 5cdx96. >> 6:35. >>> here is a look at the top stories we are following this morning. >>> today, the public will have a chance to pay final respects rt the late supreme cou justice john paul stevens. he will lie in repose at the united states supreme court. a private ceremony will begin at 9:30 a.m. the public is invited to pay respects from 10:30 a.m. until 8:00 p.m. a private funeral service and internment will be held at national arlington ceremony tomorrow. >> the week is here. ngrmer special counsel robert mueller is prepario testify publicly before congress on wednesday. he'll speak to the house judiciary and intelligence committees.fo nearly two years, mueller investigated claims of collusion between the trump campaign and russia. he submitted his findings back rch. >>> today, investigators will be back at the scene of a crane collapse in new jersey. the massive piece of equipment came crashing down around 7:00 last night and smashed into homes and caused serious damage. remarkably, no one was hur

. >> and that in spect with the president getting mixed results from a poll, giving the president a 44%pproval rating. that's the highest for his presidency, but at the same time the poll shows americans considering the president unpresidenti unpresidential. 28% says his behavior has been fitting and improper, while 65% saying he's acted unpresidential. how does he turn all of that in his favor? >> probably if you asked the president, he would say that all is in his favor what it shows you is his approval rating can go up and people can sort of raise their opinion of him without him being presidential. what that result says to me is people don't care if he's presidential. that's what he's banking on, that he's banking on his strategy, which has always been to play to his base, to go from his gut, will ultimately win out. i think one of the issue that is democrats have is there are these divisions on impeachment, divisions over policy, and it's difficult for them to come across as simp and declarative as he is, given all of that. he may be acting in ways, seeing things, doing thinks that

chosen in 1960s, most weren't that good according to the averages but dividends to be had and in retro spect, what we needed was income. maybe the idea of picking stocks because they were going up was buying stocks and companies and more suited to dark throwing at least i bought the hot ones in retrospect. they made sense. many were defense contractors and we were building to the vietnam efforts. it was a lot of fun but in retrospect, i learned the most about stocks from two 3 m board games acquirer and a fabulous game called stocks and bonds my father sold games for 3 m back then and about mergers and acquisitions and stocks and bonds was a fantastic game about accumulating wealth for risky and conservative stocks. we have fantasy leagues of stocks but taught you more and cold hold up until this day. now let's go back in time and i think and think about what i could have done. first, when you were a boy or girl, you play with toys it would have been such a natural to have bought shares in mattel i'm not asking kids what it means but i'm simply saying it is a way to teach kids a company can

i want to playhouse if chairman schiff on what democrats spect and here it is. >> we're going to askions beyond the report and we're going to expect him to answer. >> so manu raju is reporting a number of democrats are rereading the mueller report. how would you advise them to ask effective questions? >> that's always a tough thing with members of congress. listen, i think if they want to go beyond the report they need to focus on two things. one is the whole issue with bill barr, was their interference. when did you decide to end your investigation and when did that come about, questions between mueller and barr in those days. but there are two issues i really hope the committees get into that are not within the four corners of the report that i hope you'll answer questions about. one the the counter intelligence investigation where they were really looking into whether the president based on his conduct was a russian asset. where is that now, is the doj taking it seriously. and the other thing is interference going forward in 2020 elections and beyond. do you think, again that the

police now looking for maroon colored four-door sedan and at least two spect.e also spoke with a neighbor who tells ushe hd the gunfire. >> we walked out of our apartment not thinking anything. there was some guy that was shot in the leg on 1440 and then unthey were handling that or whatever. we didn't loiter or anything like that so we went over to the park to hang out a while and came back this way to try to get in and they had we't coul get in. >> reporter: saturday night, shots fired at a bus stop in southeast. three hurt in that case, including two children. a 3-year-old boy and 6-year-old girl and 20-year-old man were hurt. this along the 800 block of southeast by the maryland line. in that case all three police ay have nonlife-threatening injuries. we can tell you in that case, police are looking for another car, a dark colored sedan that has dark tint as well. >> justin finch, thank you. >>> steppihistory. o er the weekend, president i trump became the first u.s. president to enter north koheea. walked into the country standing bed kim jong-un during a

predicting numbers at the same time, ibm which is all business delivered what looked to be better than many spect -- expected quarter that said, we have the usual suspects that are still working like you'd expect them to when the economy is weak. money goes into cybersecurity and palo alto network and cramer family fav octa. sales force and spunk and adobe but you have to wonder if there is enough for everyone we have jay powell satisfied by csx and textron and we have the key to firepower and a health care start and fantastic set of high growth winners. it wasn't enough to prevent today's decline given the fact of netflix and uri but we would have done more without the positives. the bottom line, you need to hang in and wait for positive reports, which i believe could be right around the corner but if i'm wrong and the earnings are a bust, the federal reserve has more ammunition to justify multiple rate hikes. despite hikeups, i'm betting with the bulls i think they are more likely to win. i need to start the calling with billy from maryland, billy >> caller: jim, thank you to you and your team

the reference to women on the younger side is disturbing in retro spect. the president refused to say today what his falling out was all about. but he was banned from mar-a-lago in 2007. attorney for the trump organization telling lt "washington post" the ban was over the criminal charges against him. yet the president continues to standby the labor secretary. >> for now anyway. sources telling us the acosta's future in the cabinet could come down to the news coverage of the scandal and how loud the calls for resignation become. which is probably why the secretary tweeted today. he said now that new evidence in additional testimony is available the new york prosecution offers an important opportunity to more fully bring him to justice. that's quite something. coming from the man who could have brought epstein more fully to justice. more than a deck aid ago. the british ambassador and the leaked diplomatic cables. the president who is is not known for his thick skin doubling down today. >> calling ambassador whacky and a stupid guy. all because the ambassad

. >> the house committee became a spect tal in the way the senate committee did not. this is a bipart san report. it's not a bunch of red meat. these are practice things thattic do to secure our systems, tacking about increases the security, encouraging states to resist the urge, because those platforms are not secure. that's certainly not the takeaway. >>. the report says the government didn't do any to warn about these threats. ron wyden, democrat of oregon, said the government shouldn't expect local officials to do what the federal government is more qualified to do. they writes this -- we would not ask a local sheriff to go to war against the missiles, planes and tanks of the russian army. we saloon ask a county election i.t. guy to fight against the vast resources of the russia cyberarmy. >> up to a point, he has a point. if we take the lessons we learned, we realized there's a role for everybody. the federal government has a role and state and local authorities have a role to deal, because they're the first responders, as we all knee. they're the ones that confr

she saidi just want know, are you, you know, paying spects? are you honoring my husband? and i said, well, of course i am, yeah. that's all i need to know. >> brown: okay. let's go to our next question. >> one of my favorite passages in this book is when big angel remembers his father saying to him, "tis second jut became the past. as soon as you noticed it, it was already gone." hhe concept of time comes up again and again ins book, and i was wondering if you could talk about that. >> time. >> brown: love that question, because time is an essence of the book, also making fun mexican time. >> right. big angel is obsessed with time. and that comes directly from my own father. people used to call my father "the german," becae he was punctual. in fact, he was early to everything. so that bled over. and that line that big angel's father has said to him was something my father said to me. toe ticking clock in this is that we know he's going to e'die. he knowsgoing to die, and in only has so much time to try to rectify anythat he may have done wrong or any problems in the famil

the demonstrators using this gesture was a spect to 3 demonstrators blinded by police rubber coated bulletsthey say the protests will continue until the interior minister is any pro russian policies are reversed. tbilisi. the u.s. says that its concerns that a planned tax initiative on tech giants in france will unfairly target american companies any digital company with a revenue of more than $844000000.00 of which at least $28000000.00 is made in france would be subject to the tax the french government argues that companies should not be exempt from paying even if their headquarters are based elsewhere the french parliament is expected to approve the new tax by the end of this week at least 13 people have been killed in airstrikes in syria's idiot province this is the aftermath of an attack on a hospital that killed 6 people that's according to the syrian civil defense it is the last major rebel stronghold in syria government troops backed by russia have the area. now algerian politicians have elected a new chairman of parliament his name is slim mansion mean and he's the 1st opposition p

if we think that from an economic development per spect i and capitalizing on human capital, you need to invest in legislation in your communities to create programs at the middle school to prepare them for technology in high school and get them into the job career phase after high school, because typically in high-tech environments about 5 to 10% require a four-year degree. if everybody wants to get a four-year degree, that's fine, but they're not going to get hired by industries. 80% require certification or a high school diploma. 20% require a two-year degree. the middle school is the sweet spot. >> great. >> lightning round. let me try to answer all three questions. innovation, number one, fortunately we have incubators and tech hubs that are around and in areas. we're working hard to develop a seamless pipeline. especially in technology and really giving entrepreneurs in the high-tech space every tool they can have. el paso is becoming a really, really hip place for young hispani hispanics. the downtown revitalization is attracting people to eat and have a good time and concerts.

you had 10 specte grills trash blight this is how oakland city councilman noel describes 37th avenue just behind home depot. the street, he says needs to be sensed off and shut down to reduce the increase in crime outside the hardware store the fruitvale neighborhood, it's a dead end street in our cameras saw very little activity there on monday. a man in a dog, some cardboard boxes alongside the are these not only are they stealing their plant material. they're building material. >>they're there. bush cars and everything everything else that you can think about. >>homeless people seem to just surrounded this home depot in oakland, not just behind the store but in the parking lot and right here behind me in this encampment just in front of the store as well. >>the public health issue in a safety issue. >>the large homeless encampment is very visible to anyone pulling into the parking lot at the store. says safety at the home depot has declined dramatically. so much so the home depot has hired 2 off-duty oakland police officers to guard the front of the store tent. today there are als

running towards that marshalls and best buy and they started looking for potentially the subspects spect started escorting people out. that was cleared about 15 minutes and 15 minutes later, those police officers went back to the tanforan mall where they are still there doing a systematic search of the mall and subsequent investigation will begin. >> they have two shooting victims at san francisco general and two other people that were trampled to get away, they were treated and released. those are the victims. both expected to survive. those at san francisco general. we want to let you know throughout the evening we'll keep you posted on new developmen developments. you can also follow us on the digital platform, facebook, twitter, instagram and nbcbayarea.com. >>> "nightly news" with lester holt is right up next. >> good evening. and welcome to our viewers in the west. we start with that stunning verdict in the califor >>> breaking news tonight, a trial filled with twists and turns at the courthouse. protest tors across the nation demanding border detention centers be shutdown. >>> nik

shoot: i exree spect the gentleman's point how we need to work towards an agreement where congress can have the most constructive role possible. the tendency of the white house to declare an emergency when they want to do something we haven't allowed them to do is troubling because it takes us out of the process. we need to find a way to make sure they can't do that. then not a huge mystery why these armed sales have been held up. we are concerned about iran's maligned influence. we ever also concerned about the actions of saudi arabia has been taking in that region that could be storing up con-- stirring up conflict and making it easier for iran to have that influence. specifically killing civilians in yemen in a way that generate sympathy. certainly for the houstonies in yemen, but sympathy for that side. we are worried about the way saudi arabia is conducting this war, certainly. we are also worried about other actions by saudi arabia. certainly the murder of the journalist, khashoggi, has not been answered. so simply selling weapons to saudi arabia at this point is something that i

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this guy has no spect for the rule of law. i can't stand it. >> seven months before the first votes are cast in iowa, many of the encontrs are crisscrossing the state today, joining in the july 4th celebration, including joe biden, kamala harris, bernie sanders, and pete buttigieg, a there are signs the race here is far from settled. a new t usaay poll finds 6 of 10 who picked a candidate said they may change their minds before the iowa caucuses. handful of post debate surveys show a shakeup in the race. kamala harris leaping toward the front of the pack, with joe biden slipping but still in the lead. bernie sanders who has seen his support dip, too, rallying supporters in iowa city, urgingo americans t be more politically engaged. >> stop complaining. get involved. put up or shut up. >> i don't want a government that works for giant multinational corporations. i want one that works fo.our families >> senator elizabeth warren and south bend may pete buttigieg rounding out a clear top tier. >> but asam the cpaign settles into t

expect 66 san francisco with oakland 73. 82 meanwhile coming in for san jose will take a little can spectn for your entire weekend forecast. coming up in just a bit marty. we want to get back to our earthquake coverage this morning seismologists are warning that both re ent earthquakes near ridgecrest are part of what they call a very energetic system. >>and that more tremors are likely in fact cnn is reporting there been thousands of aftershocks just since the earthquake last night. this morning, many of us are wondering what the southern california earthquakes mean for the bay area kron four's christina tetreault has that part of our coverage, christina. >>well good morning, i'm live here you see berkeley where we've been talking with experts throughout the past 2 days. i'm kind of the implications of these quake and like you mentioned marty what they mean for us up here in the bay area now this is the second quake in just 2 days and there are thousands without water and power, many people sleeping outside really worried about sleeping inside because they don't know when it's going to h

even from like i said religious .spects i was brought up in a christian doctrine.he women -- all the religions put women down. they created sin. all that's nonsense. when the first god that you know is the god that you come out of. that's the woman. your mother. i mean, i could go on for days if you really want me to. is there anything specific? host: you said plenty. thank you for sharing your thoughts. we have bj on the line. to congratulate the women's soccer for winning the world cup. very very good achievement for the females and i want to congratulate them. as a guy who actually runs the recer program here in both and travel soccer, this is very important for us. in terms of the women pay and men pay scales, it's going to be different because the men's soccer is much more elaborate and much more expensive. you're talking about big clothes, the premier league's, some of the top clubs. you wouldn't expect a female to be paid with the same level of cristiano ronaldo. megan ruffino is not on the same level as lionel messi. i support the soccer program. i love for

of america,spects what institutions do you take pride in? we lost josh.ewis is a democrat, good morning. veteran. am a vietnam honorable discharge and i don't understand these other veterans. our commander-in-chief is in bed with russia and korea. that is treasonous and how are they so proud of him? our own cia has no confidence. they won't tell him anything because they are afraid he will open his mouth and put our current people in harm's way in iran. who is this guy to be proud of? he is treasonous. host: that is lewis, our last caller in this first segment. we will turn from a discussion on american pride to the american is still attainable, ty jeffrey of cns news will join us. and the youth vote impact on campaign 2020 with brent cohen of generation progress action. stick around. we will be right back. ♪ >> this holiday weekend on american history tv, saturday at 10:00 p.m. on real america, the 1970 film honor america day, the july 4 celebration at the national mall featured bob hope and billy graham. >> she has never hidden her problem and false, wi

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