surprise visit from mickey mouse who shared with spencer. you're right.kids in the hospital. always a great cause and i should mention that that was the extent of spencer's vertical leap at this point. that has been documented. >> that was not -- >> that's not a regulation basket. >> i'm sorry to say. >> about the rim -- >> his head was above the rim. back in the day you could get up around the rim. >> i could touch the rim but couldn't dunk. 6'2", the height of my youth, no pun intended and i played some hoops but i know i could dunk. >> with authority. >> almost dunk. i could get it right on the edge. >> i could just grab -- >> i could dunk on the little > department. the hoop is available. >> thanks. join us tonight at 9:00. new revelations, the sophisticated culture dug up at a 9,000-year-old site. we'll have that for you. >> an abc 7 news at 11:00 an anti tourism message by an unidentified vandal. >>> tonight, catch press your luck and card sharks, and stay with us for a brks krrbc 7 news. >>> stick around, jimmy kimmel live comes on at 11:35. >> we

abc 7 news spencer christian is tracking the weather conditions there. spencer? >> to a nearby reporting station show us that the temperature is in the mid to upper 807s between 85 and 88 right now. it's quite warm. relative humidity has not yet reached 50%. it's not terribly dry. 42, 46%. those are the readings in nearby locations. the wind is out of the west, northwest and we haven't seen any strong gusts lately so it's a pretty steady wind out of the west, northwest 10, 12 miles per hour. it's warm, it's not exceedingly dry. it's breezy. not ideal conditions for fighting a fire but not dangerous conditions, either. >> all right. spencer, thank you very much. if you look closely, you can see flames showing on the left side of the screen. we will continue to keep an eye on this at 6:00 as well as online on abc7news.com. >>> new at 6:00, the pay off to paying extra today new information about what a bridge toll hike approved 15 years ago is going toward. that pay off more parking spaces. they are going to be built in places to encourage people to take public tran

spencer christian may '97 and spencer, i'll have you take over.u missed the -- oh. there was a replay where you kind of cheated. what happened there? [ laughter ] >> whoever wins gets a "good morning america" hat. on your mark, get set, go. >> here we go. so i couldn't jump over that so i went around it, the hurdle.st [ lahter ] creativity. >> at least i cheated openly. >> you knew they were watching, right? >> right. i was strong like bull. strong like bull. >> good find there, spencer. >> yeah, best story ever. >> i love it. >> thank you. >> join us tonight at 9:00 on kofy tv kofy tv 20. if goats could fly, why these animals are being airlifted to a new home at 9:00. >>> and then at 11:00 fears of another north bay wildfire in the making. what's happening in the middle of the night that has these residents so fearful. >>> now tonight on abc 7 at 8:00 catch "the conners" followed by "american housewife," "modern family," "blackish" and abc 7 news at 11:00. need weyes, great workout.immel don't go over the hurdle. >> carry me when we go out to lun

and here's the moment that stopped spencer in his tracks. looking at the flag, but all around. the sky, the trees, overcome with emotion. speechless, until he said this. >> yeah, it's different. >> reporter: and then come the laughs. a friend wanting to make sure they didn't get ripped off on the glasses. >> can you see? i want to make sure they work. >> reporter: today we spoke with spencer about what was going on inside of him. >> it was like nothing i had seen before. i didn't know what to say. i was overwhelmed, confused, i had never seen anything like that before. it's like my head exploded. i still don't know how to put it into words. it was beautiful. >> beautiful is right. we thank spencer for sharing that story. thank you for watching. i'm tom llamas in new york. "gma" first thing in the morning. david muir right back here tomorrow night. have a good night. pantollpantoll. tonight on abundance 7 fuss at 6:00, a chaffetzton deli at the center of controversy. what they asked customers to do it was racist into oakland, a community barb

thanks, spencer. >> when it comes to work, what really matters to you? >> if the answer is somet >>> a record setting day on wall street, the gains were driven by hopes for an interest rate cut. after gaining 227 points, the diaw closed above 27,000 for the first time ever today. the nasdaq lost 6 points, but the s&p gained 6, and that sent it to a new record just shy of 3,000. >>> so what's more important than money? a company's culture, that's according to a newly released survey from glass door, a job and recruiting website based in mill valley. more than half of the people in a recent survey said company culture is more important than sal when it comes to job satisfaction. it is even more important to younger workers, the millennial generation. >> today president trump hosted a social media summit at the white house. >> you're challenging the media gate keepers and the corporate sensors to bring the straight facts to the american people. that's what you're doing, going straight to the people. >> it was posted on facebook, google and twitter were not

let's check in with spencer christian. >> okay. well, as you can see, the fog is creeping up along the coast line right now. you can see it on live doppler 7 and pushing locally out over the bay. there's a lot of it here in san francisco right now, so this is the view from emeryville looking back toward san francisco. let me give you a hint as to what our viewing conditions are going to be like here in the city. it's 60 degrees now in san francisco, oakland 75. 77 at redwood city. san jose 73. morgan hill 75. half moon bay 55. this is the view from mount tam showing the fog continuing its push through the golden gate and locally out over the bay. some more temperature readings for you now. santa rosa 75. napa 69. petaluma 74. fairfield 87. from our rooftop you see an increase in low clouds as well. that doesn't bode well for the san francisco fireworks display. fog pushing in during the fireworks displays. a bit warmer as well, but it will be much cooler sunday going into early next week. overnight lowes under foggy conditions, mai

spencer, thank you very much. >>> brooklyn, here we come?s a day everyone in the bay area kind of had an idea was coming but still a disappointing day for dub nation. just ahead, we no longer have to window or speculate, we know kevin durant is leaving the warriors. where k.d. is headed and the deal he's expected to sign. stick around. sports is next. because i'll never be a sidekick. our an understudy. i'll never be benched, subbed, or picked last. because i'll be a little busy. leave the bench warming to your tennis bag. join net generation. >>> get a good look at that picture because that uniform on kevin durant is about to change. after months of rumors and speculation, it is now official. durant is leaving the golden state warriors to sign a max deal with the brooklyn nets. he made the announcement on instagram at the start of the nba free agency period earlier this afternoon. reports say he's getting a four-year $164 million deal with the nets. he would have made $57 million more by resigning with the warriors. let's not forget the led

. >>> i'm spencer christian. commuters may encounter reduced commuters may encounter reduced visibility but we have a warming oh thaphenomenal!, that's unfair. that's so unfair. c'mon jay-bo. let's go. let's go. woahh! try my $4.99 bbq bacon double cheeseburger combo. only at jack in the box. ♪ try my $4.99 barbeque bacon double cheeseburger combo. >>> watch out behind you, the chp is cracking down on speeders treating highway four as a racetrack. they want to reduce the danger of traveling. wayne freedman rode along with an officer today and what was it like out there. >> reporter: eric, we had a really fast ride today. the chp are receiving complaints from drivers on highway four about other drivers going way too fast. so we went for a ride today. let's begin with brandon as he sat by the side of the road with his radar detector on. >> that's the ticket. >> reporter: he might not have meant it as a pun but sounded like one. officer brandon decides to cite a speeder, it's minutes. he's not looking for every car

we'll have more of that interview from spencer fung. he says he cease it underway regardless of whether a trade deal is reached. >> the world has experienced a lot of changes, sometimes on a weekly basis. as a result that disrupts the trade flow. global supply chains, especially for the u.s.-based customers. now u.s.-china trading corridor is disrupted by whether there is a deal or tariffs or not. as a result, a lot of customers, u.s.-based customers are trying to diversify outside of china, not leaving china but diverse fight outside of china to put less eggs in one basket and to spread out that risk. this actually has become a big opportunities for us. because when you have to diversify oufert china, you go, let's say into different countries and we have the biggest network in world, actually in more than 50 countries where we have deep knowledge and history with local ventors and governments where we can help our commerce move very quickly. it is actually a big opportunity for us now that world is changing more and more. >> why is th

that's exactly what happened to douglas county, georgia firefighter spencer caradine. >> i never knew was a different red than my eyes. >> o'donnell: spencer is color blind and only recently found out, all because of his fellow firefighter jordan gardner. >> when i realized he couldn't see what i saw, i wanted to fix it. >> o'donnell: jordan ordered him a pair of special glasses and planned a big surprise on the fourth of july. >> so we all pitched in and got these. you have to close your eyes, though. you have to come out here. >> o'donnell: overcome with emotion, spencer looks at the stars and stripes first, and then looks at everything else. >> thank you. >> o'donnell: this is what it looked like before his glasses. and now, in all its glory-- >> that look on his face, it was the best feeling in the world. >> o'donnell: and spencer caradine told us that, while he sees old glory in a new way, it has not changed what those stars and stripes stand for. that is the "cbs evening news" for tonight. i'm norah o'donnell in new york. thank you for joining us. we'll see you again tomorrow ri

spencer has more. >> swinging into some hot areas tomorrow and sunday. here's a look at live doppler 7. sunny skies hoever most of the bay area with fog developing at the coastline. warm at the moment. not nearly so warm as it's going to be this weekend. highs in the upper 80s to low 90s in most inland areas. a heat advisory will go into effect 11:00 tomorrow morning and remain in effect sunday for most interior sections of the bay area. we'll see numerous locations with highs in the bay area between 100 and 105 degrees. heat advisory in effect till 8:00 tomorrow night in the san joaquin valley where highs reach up to 110 degrees. a closer look at our forecast in a few minutes. >> thank you. playing in a fountain like this here can help keep you cool. there are other ways you can stay cool and stay safe. santa clara's office of emergency management has a few simple tips. some of them are as six as having a glass of cold water. >> sty hydrated all day to stay healthy. and also, if possible is, spend some time in air conditioning. so your body temperature

spencer. >> i hope we run out of heat soon but right now it's with us.ere is a live look with a little bit of fog developing at the coastline. it will move locally across the bay overnight but not much of it. it will be mainly a coastal event. overnight lows will be on the warm side in some spots. upper 50s to low 60s and tomorrow expect more heat especially in the inland areas where high temperatures will be in the low to mid-90s around the bay shoreline mid 70s to mid 80s. here is the forecast. you can see it will be hot for the next seven days in our inland areas. slight cooling will occur on friday but wednesday looks like highs will be near 100 inland and same thing on saturday and sunday near 100 degrees inland on both weekend days but next monday, we see signs of a minor cooling trend. so there is hope. >> just stay with us. stay hydrated. >> all right. thank you, spencer. >>> anthony flores handling sports in two big series. >> just talking about hope. both the giants and a's have hope. the first place cubs are in town, how the giants are prepari

spencer: mostly u.s. customers because of the tariffs.opean customers actually see now a buying opportunity inside china. many upper -- factories are not operating at full capacity. when they are more eager for business, there is a pricing opportunity to lower the prices. it is an opportunity for any non-us retailers. europeans, japanese, southeast asian or domestic. >> your clients are trying to push production outside of china. do you think the vietnams, bangladeshes, indias of the world could ever replace china? spencer: china has 1.3 billion people. a few hundred million people in the manufacturing industry. when you look at any country outside of china, most countries don't even have that many people in that country. so, short of an extreme automation, i would sit in the next five, 10 years, no single country can replace china. many countries will pick up different areas, different products that china is trying to move up. the chinese government has been trying to move out a lot of the low, high labor intensive manufacturers out of c

federal prosecutors say spencer targeted children, he took care of as a baby sitter at camp counselor and a teacher in training. they say spencer also molested at least 2 of the children he babysat including a boy who was younger than 10. the fbi began investigating spencer after it found child pornographer and the computer of a chess coach and tutor in the timber on area. >>police say livermore looking for a witness to a shooting that left a 16 year-old boy dead on monday that shooting happened just before 9 30 at night outside a taco bell on east to stan lee boulevard officers released this photograph of a white volkswagen today. they say the car was in the drive-thru at the time of the shooting and those inside may have seen something little more police are hoping the driver will call them police are still looking for the suspect this man 21 year-old jorge to ms. they say he should be considered armed and dangerous if you see him, you are asked to call police immediately. a step outside a spate of. >>beautiful day around the bay area see a little bit of fog there but uh downtown sa

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that's exactly what happened to peuglas county, georgia, firefighter spencer caradine.knew that there was a different red than my eyes. an o'donnell: spencer is islorblind, and he only recently found out, all because of his fellow firefighter, jordan gardner. ne when i realized he couldn't see what i saw, i just-- i wanted to be able to fix it. >> reporter: jordan ordered him ppair of special glasses and planned a big surprise at the firehouse on the fourth of july. >> so we all pitched in and got these. you've got to close your eyes though. you've got to come out here. >> o'donnell: overcome with emotion, spencer looks at the firs and stripes first, and then looks at everything else. >> thank you. >> o'donnell: this is what it looked like before his glasses, and now in all its glory. >> that look on his face, it was-- it was the best feeling in the world. >> ninan: and spencer says the next must-see thing on his list is a sunset on the beach. the little things we all take for granted. well, that's the cbs weekend news for this saturday. later on cbs, "48 hours." and, o

spencer targeted children, he took care of as a baby sitter in camp counselor spencer also molested at least 2 of the children that he babysat including a boy who was younger than 10. the fbi began investigating spencer after they found child pornographer eat in the computer of a chess coach and tutor and the timber on area. well police in palo alto have arrested a 38 year-old man accused of assaulting another man with a skateboard so the victim told police that he was walking down university avenue when trysts tristen macri's started yelling at him and then he just punched him in the face. the victim says that then hit him with that skateboard he threw a rock at him and then he ran away. police found him at a nearby business and arrested him. well the north bay to sonoma county sheriff's deputies were injured when an inmate attack. his cell in the county jail. this happened when the deputies were doing routine inspections. the deputies say 27 year-old shawn seaman he lunged at them he t ied to stab him with a to freshen then have to be that had to be filed down. the deputies were able

>> spencer christian is here. say it's going to be nice, spencer. >> we're working on building a warmer bay area. put it that way. here is a look at live doppler 7. we have pleasant conditions out there now. mainly sunny but lots of fog has developed already along the coastline. breezy but not terribly gusty. it's just breezy everywhere else. this is the view from emeryville looking westward you can see the layer of low clouds and fog off in the distance there. it's currently 65 degrees here in san francisco. oakland 71. got 81 redwood city and san jose forest hill -- morgan hill 72 and new york forest hill. this is a view at the golden gate where it's not quite so foggy as you might expect this time of the evening. more temperature readings for you not 68 in napa and santa rosa. 76 and fairfield 79 and concord 74 and 81 livermore and the view looking eastward along the bay bridge and these are our forecast features. fog over the coast and bay. warming trend this weekend and we'll have sizzling heat inland most of

spencer: they are fairly general.nting amazon to convert more temporary employees to permanent status. that is always a source of tension for amazon because of the cyclical nature of its business. it needs to ramp up in the fourth quarter around the holiday and that allete a lot of people got. they want to see more people kept on as permanent employees. they also want some production rates relaxed. amazon is always turning the knobs and trying to make these places run as efficiently as possible. the employees are looking for that to be relaxed a little bit. emily: this is the first time that amazon workers are striking in the middle of a huge event. or overy a prime day christmas or black friday. is this really not going to have any impact on the logistics? spencer: yeah, well, amazon has faced this in europe in the past. so, they faced strikes on big shopping days like black friday in europe and they have been able to weather them fine. this one, probably 100 workers. amazon has more than 100 warehouses across the co

. >> i'm spencer christian. get ready >>> stocks shook off early losses and closed mostly higher on wall street. the diaw ended up with a 3-point gain. the nasdaq saw a 22 point boost. netflix sank after reporting a drop in subscribers. >>> privacy watch dogs and security analysts have kbn ringing the alarm bells over face app which alters your pictures which alters you to look older, younger, more glamorous. i'm sure you've seen it. to use the app you have to give up all sorts of the rights to your photo. it is not the only app to do this. abc reporter chris reyes has what to look out when if comes to your privacy. >> it's getting more frequent for apps to overstep your rights. thank you grant for a specific purpose for that data, they'll use it for other things and you have no idea what's happening. so it's getting worse and worse unfortunately. >> reporter: let's face it, this is an urge many haven't been able to resist. 150 million people in fact, a approximate tally how many times face app has been download

>> spencer, thank you. equifax will settle a data breach that exposed the social security numbers and other private information of nearly 150 million people. the proposed settlement with the consumer financial protection bureau will provide up to $425 million in relief to consumers as well as $100 million civil penalty. the attorney general hailed them and said they put proch its over privacy and greed. the deal must be approved by a federal district court. >> in the north bay, a sonoma county karl-anthonily priest is accused of stealing collection plates. >> santa rosa names father oscar diaz as the suspect. officials say they uncovered a prolonged history of theft. abc7 news reporter wayne freedman is live in sonoma county where he spoke with parishioners today. wayne. >> reporter: well, resurrection parish behind me is a pillar of this community. it is a beloved church and it will probably get through this crisis of credibility. but right now this is the last thing the catholic church needs. members sant

here is spencer christian. >> you are right.g to change right now as we have a large mass of low clouds and fog advancing over the bay. you can see them on live doppler 7. it is foggy over the bay and parts of san francisco as well. it is also quite breezy. we have gusts of 24 at know vatta. 25 at fairfield. the surface wind speed all around the bay area is impressive. it is cooler in most locations by a few degrees than it was at this hour yesterday. the 24 hour temperature change is significant. here's a view looking down on the bay. well, we had a view. currently it is 61 degrees here in san francisco. oakland 65. 71 in san jose. 78 in morgan hill. 57 at half moon bay. you can see the fog is swallowing up so true tower. 72 up in the north bay at santa rosa. 69 at napa. petaluma 71. warmer eastward. 80 at fairfield and concord. and 72 in livermore. lots of blue sky looking eastward from our downtown camera in san francisco mild to warm this the next few days. bright beautiful weather expected for the fourth of july, which is t

thanks, spencer. >> all right. giants' baseball to talk about. >> larry beil is here with that. >> only one -- >> thankfully. [ laughter ] >> thankful of that. most thankful of it. really talking about the giants as a possible play-off contender? really? i mean, they are still in last place but ♪ off! deep woods provides long lasting mosquito protection. so you can keep living life your way. off! live on. sc johnson. when you boo an intruder... you act fast. so do we. raid is the fastest ant & roach killer on the market. the fastest!? (spray) raid! get raid and get tough on roaches fast. sc johnson >>> good evening. the giants started this season so poorly nobody expected they would be mentioned in any serious play-off talk but won eight of the last ten since june. three games out of the wild card despite still residing in last place. giants and rockies tonight at coors controversy in the sports department. dipping pizza in ranch like this guy? i say no, it's wrong and this became contentious but i suspect ama is a

spencer: it is not much different from previous years.s on amazon's on gadgets like the echo speaker, fire streaming stick device, e-readers. it is typical from previous years. some kind of lingering favorites like the instant pot that is selling well and some laptops and electronics which are typical. shery: they are having amazon rivals that have also done their own sales to counter the prime day promotion. how are they doing? spencer: you are seeing -- we're getting sources from various folks monitoring this. you are seeing lift across the board. ebay, best buy, walmart seeing a traffic spike. it indicates people are diving into amazon, but also bouncing around to other sites to see what deals they are offering. basically, just bargain hunters shopping around. it will benefit all of them in terms of revenue for this. period. paul: bloomberg tech reporter spencer soper, thank you for joining us. a quick check of the latest business flash headlines. deutsche bank's radical revamp includes an exit from servicing a hedge fund price. the pl

nobody will be crabby. >> spencer, are you team dion or team crabby?> i will have to flip a coin and figure it out. >> look at how diplomatic he is. >> i didn't buy it. thanks a lot. >>> anthony flores joins us now with sports. >> i'm team smiles. >> oh, good. >> still to come, a second player from the a's is added to the american league all-star roster. and cinderella is having a ball at wimbledon. the epic >>> nba free agents can officially put the pen to paper and sign their new con tracks tomorrow. we already know where a majority of players are going, except the nba finals mvp. kawhi leonard has everybody playing the waiting game. he's trying to choose between the lakers and clippers and raptors and some reports say the clippers are out but until we hear from leonard, we don't know. his camp has done a great job of, well, saying nothing. one player waiting for kawhi to decide is boogie cousins. he's still on the open market. reports say the lakers have interest in boogie but they're waiting on kawhi before making a move. >>> and nba summer league

that's exactly what happened to douglas county, georgia firefighter spencer caradine. >> i never knewt there was a different red than my eyes. >> o'donnell: spencer is color blind and only reently found out, all because of his fellow firefighter jordan gardner. >> when i realized he couldn't see what i saw, i wanted to fix it. >> o'donnell: jordan ordered him a pair of special glasses and planned a big surprise on the fourth of july. >> so we all pitched in and got these. you have to close your eyes, though. you have to come out here. >> o'donnell: overcome with emotion, spencer looks at the stars and stripes first, and then looks at everything else. >> thank you. >> o'donnell: this is what it looked like before his glasses. and now, in all its glory-- >> that look on his face, it was the best feeling in the world. >> o'donnell: and spencer caradine told us that, while he sees old glory in a new way, it has not changed what those stars and stripes stand for. and that's the overnight news for this tuesday. for some of you the news continues for others check back late erfor morning news

it's really beautiful. >> could we put spencer inside it. >> just random thoughts. you've got a lot of stuff plan this had weekend. >> we have talks. we'll have activities. hands on activities. we'll be showing films and we're going to show a very old film with live music. one of my favorite things that we're going to have is we're going to have hal walker give a presentation. hal was part of the '69 mission. he sent a laser from here up to the moon and that's how we've gotten the most the best distance measurement of the earth to moon. >> fascinating. thanks so much for coming in. we'll see you on saturday. >> thanks very much. >> now your accuweather forecast with spencer christian. >> starting with live doppler 7 showing an absence of fog at the coast right now. during the overnight fog develops at the coast and push over the bay. spotty drizzle over the coast tonight. commuters will encounter a little bit of fog tomorrow and mainly a sunny day. while we have fog present with us overnight lows mainly in the mid to upper 50s. tomorrows highs from mid 60s at the co

i think trump doesn't need to appeal to richard spencer so much. spencer is extremely marginal.he wants to appeal to are people who are not considered racist. bit holds views that are prejudice and willing to espouse this sort of thing. these counterattacks may resonate even though they say they're not racist. those are the kind of people think trump is targeting with those sustained efforts. >> david graham, it's a fascinating election of the president's history. and views of race in the atlantic. david graham, thank you so much. >>> well, puerto rico's governor says he can still run the island. but the people of puerto rico are saying they've had enough. and now there are lawmakers calling on him to resign as well. we'll tell you what's happening. of savings and service. whoa. travis in it made it. it's amazing. oh is that travis's app? it's pretty cool, isn't it? there's two of them. they're multiplying. no, guys, its me. see, i'm real. i'm real! he thinks he's real. geico. over 75 years of savings and service. iand grew it toy i$36 billion dollars. 6 in 2010, i signed the gi

mickey mouse and our very own spencer christian seen there.prised the kids and their families with toys from their favorite disney movies. disney is the parent company of abc7 donated boxes of toys, books, movies and games and they do this every year at more than 450 children's hospitals it around the country. >> have disney come in and give us these beautiful toys that speak to their interests and their passions and then to have mickey in person and just see these kids be able to return to their genuine selves that are fun lobbing and expressive and wanting to connect it means the world to us. >> children's hospital oakland has its own show and spencer is a part of that. they day live version for the kids today. spencer is joining us now. >> it was great fun. like my fourth time over there. they have this broadcast that goes out to all around the hospital called the cho show. children's hospital oakland. we do trivia questions and some kids gather in the studio and answer the questions. others view the show from their rooms and answer the que

the full forecast in a few minutes. >> thank you, spencer. governor newsom traveled east of fresno this morning to sign a safe drinking water bill. the legislation by state senator bill monn creates the state drinking water fund and allocates up to $130 million a year to bring safe drinking earth to more than a million californians who lack access to it. he signed the bill in toev stone where residents deal with brown tap water and schools have shut down drinking fountains because of contamination. >> the mueller testimony, robert mueller's debut on capitol hill. what's next. over privacy concerns. what it means for the menlo park based company. >>> and the scary squirrel. a little critter who went on a biting rampage in santa cruz. show you what happened later this hour. >> and checking our traffic on the sky way, that is not good. there was a giants game. the game is over, right, larry. >> yes, it is, they lost. >> the everybody trying to head out of here. it's unfortunate they lost. but, on the right-hand side, that is your traffic trying

spencer stokes reports. this is the environmental strip.ps growing in some of the countries most fertile soils but 5% of this land has also been handed back to nature, netting current farmer roger hobson and eu subsidy of £100,000 a year. the government says those green payments will continue when we leave the eu that only a farmers sign up to a new environmental scheme. that only a farmers sign up to a new environmental schemelj that only a farmers sign up to a new environmental scheme. i think it could be a shakeup of the industry, i think it could be more and more consolidation which is less attention to detail and attention to the wildlife and the environment which we are so passionate about. and farms and farmers disappearing? inevitably, inevitably. in total, uk farmers received £3.5 billion in payments in 2018. after we leave the eu, the government will switch to the environmental land management scheme. it places a much greater emphasis on the environment. the aim is to sign up 82,000 farms by 2028. in the government spending watchd

. >> i'm spencer christian. temperatures still a little below average here in the bay area but they will be shortly on the honey, this gis ridiculously fast. we are seriously keeping up with the joneses. keeping up with the ford's. keeping up with the garcia's. the romeros. patels. the wahh-the-wahh wolanske's. right. no one is going to have internet like this. xfinity makes keeping up with the joneses simple. easy. awesome. want gig-speed internet? we've got you covered. or check out our other amazing speed options. get started now for as low as $29.99 a month for 12 months. click, call or visit a store today. after qualifying purchases when you apply and are approved for the hawaiian airlines world elite mastercard. plus, you earn miles on everyday purchases. get closer to the travels and moments you'll remember forever with this special offer. need another reason? enjoy an introductory no annual fee. to apply, visit hawaiianairlines.com >> former apollo strop's joined president trump today in the oval office

. >> i'm spencer christian. get ready for a hot weekend. inland temperatures will exceed 100 degrees in s >>> a couple came to san francisco to celebrate their wedding anniversary. that trip is now a tragedy. >> sunday they were crossing the street when a speeding car hit them, killing the husband and sending his wife to the hospital. she is still there in serious condition. >> only abc7 news obtained video that captured the crash and the wife's attempts to shield her husband from the oncoming car. we've stayed on top of the story because it's one many of you have been nolg both on air and our website abc7news.com. >> now, the car involved in this accident, a tesla, was rented using the app get around. today abc7 news reporter chris reyes talked to the car's owner. we will have that story in a moment. >> but first let's talk about what's happening right now. the city is hosting an open house to show off what could improve a six-block stretch of taylor street in the tenderloin between sutter and market. sunday's crash happened right in the m

baptized today, this is his picture federal prosecutors say spencer targeted children, he took care of as a babysitter as a camp counselor and a teacher in training bases, spencer molelted at least 2 of the children he babysat including a boy who was younger than 10 years old. the fbi started investigating him after they found child pornographer the in a computer of a chess coach and tudor in the timber on area, cross examination of dairy cow has ended and the defense has rested its case in the go ship trial in oakland. the da's evidence presented for the jury focused on responsibility and blame our first has it made you was in the courtroom today. >>no more questions your honor. those were the words a prosecutor autry gains after 3 days of cross examining their economy. the here the goal ship trial in oakland, although at times that were combative exchanges between the 2 while i'm a that was on the >>i don't think my client was you know, good. >>in the of his response to the prosecution's aim is to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that i will be the ecole defeated max harris are res

. >> i'm spencer christian. temperatures are rising again and the >>> the co-founder of san francisco e cigarette company juul testified before a house subcommittee investigating whether juul marked its products to kids. east bay congressman mark desaulnier believes the company did. >> you, sir, are example to me of the worst of the bay area. you asked permission, you don't ask for permission. you ask for forgiveness. you're nothing but a marketer of a poison and your target has been young people. >> cofounder james mon sees says the product was always meant for adults who wanted to quit smoking and never intended for minors. >> what we really need to do is work with hopefully this committee every tobacco researcher analyst possible, everyone we can get our hands on to help us create industrywide practices. >> this was a two-day hearing. yesterday, two teenagers testified that a juul representative gave a presentation at their school and repeatedly said juul was safe to use. >> what impacts those, uote unquote,

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but you started at marks & spencers?” did.nks to the top of the company. and then i decided to go and join luxury brands, really. invest in them and run them. so, i was interested, really, in being an owner of a brand, and also i liked the global perspective of what the luxury brands were doing. we are talking 20 yea rs brands were doing. we are talking 20 years ago. i have been very, very lucky to have both arms, both high street and also the luxury. and then towards the end of running a couple of the luxury brands, i was approached by natalie, a very clever lady, asking if i would join her at net. that period was amazing. we we re net. that period was amazing. we were talking ten years ago. you could really see how retail was dramatically changing a decade ago. how it was moving to online, away from opening more and more shops, and more and more shops. with all the benefits you get from online. you talk about a dramatic change in retail on the high street, and online. and we are seeing so many casualties today. big names tha

they asked brian spencer to watch the front of the property.hat's when from the post on the front porch he saw tom. that's him in the white t-shirt. >> he was pacing around the front yard, front sidewalk area, frantic screaming. >> screaming what? >> i heard him say she was dead, a lot of mumbled stuff. he put his hands up over her face screaming, crying. >> by this time ashley's parents had pulled off the road home to talk and worry about the fight that ended the party. when they heard the sirens, saw the lights flash by headed that way. >> something automatically felt bad, and i whipped a u-turn. >> he didn't have the sccar stopped and i was out running to the house. >> were you able to see ashley? >> no, i could hear what was going on. i had all three kids and they were just crying, and crying and screaming. i'm crying. >> it was crazy like a nightmare. i could see blood swatter on the wall, past the bedroom wall. >> what was that like? >> chaos, it was shocking. >> did you understand it was your daughter? >> yes. i do recall just being hyst

, spencer? >> eric and am a, feels nice an comfortable. breeze and relatively cool but warm inland and will be hotter this weekend. you can see mainly sunny skies away from the coast now. current temperature readings are mainly in the 80s in the inland areas and a few locations topping out at 90, 92 and a heat advisory in effect as you can see from 11:00 a.m. tomorrow, 11:00 p.m. sunday for most interior sections of the bay. high temperatures both days in the hottest locations will range from 100 to 105 and also heat advisory in effect for a large area in the central valley and other parts of southern california. on we go to spare the air today as you know is a spare the air day and we have spare the air days tomorrow and sunday, as well. the poorest air quality tomorrow will be in the inland east bay and santa clara valley and a little improvement sunday but we expect to see poor air quality again sunday in the inland east bay. that's a look at what is coming our way with the headlines. i'll gi

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i was wearing my microphone because i just interviewed him and he named this sketch spencer on camera. so it's pretty cool. >> awesome. >> thank you, spencer. >> the newest kennedy center honor re-s named today and a popular children's show made the list. >> celebrating 70 years of abc news from the protests to the musi kennedy center honor this year. the awards are given for lifetime achievement in the arts. class of 2019 includes actress salley field, singer linda ronstadt and the band earth, wind & fire. the gala will take place on december 7th. presenters and performers are usually kept secret until the show. >> our celebration of abc7's 70th anniversary copies this week as news and shore dan ashley focuses on the 1960s. this was a decade of change innovation and protests in the bay area. at a time that began to demonstrate the emerging power of local television news. >> by the time the marchers seiched the have i vic center the police estimated their ranks had swoleton some ,000 strong. >> the 1960s three tumultuous years that included protests against the vietnam war and the mus

spencer: a couple things. one would be worker unrest.faced protests in the past in europe around black friday and prime day. this is the first year they faced a strike in the u.s. on their big prime dale saiz of it -- prime day sales event. workers in minnesota were staging a protest. amazon liens very heavily on celebrities. it is a traditional market tactic. they use celebrities to move merchandise, to get people on stores or websites. it is something amazon typically has not done. they usually have their own deals and known products like their echo speakers and such. this is the first year amazon has really embraced celebrity star power to maintain the hype around this event which is now in its fifth year and facing a lot of competition. shery: we have seen them rely on mainstream marketing methods in order to gain more market share. what do we know? spencer: they were using people like mark wahlberg to sell protein powder and kobe bryant to sell deodorant. kind of mainstream actors and athletes in the u.s. very difficult for marketin

spencer: that is a great question. there are two things working in the workers favor.ght labor market. -- workers can feel emboldened about making demands and companies out of necessity have to be more receptive. thing is interesting how some of amazon's corporate employees will actually be traveling to minnesota to help. these are employees who have been active on the climate front and want amazon to do more to reduce fossil fuel consumption and address climate change. we are seeing coalition's between amazon employees -- coalitions building between amazon employees. see the employees by the banding together to make the voices a little louder. emily: we will be following it. , thank you for the reporting. u.s. women's team was not the only winner of the world cup, with watchers 20% higher than the men's final. and in the netherlands, nearly 90% of those watching tv tuned in. go, team. that does it for this edition of "bloomberg: technology." our globalck out breaking news network tictoc on twitter as well. this is bloomberg. ♪ manus: this is "bloomberg daybreak: middl

edrcy spencer reports t violence chang how residents celebrated july fourth. >> reporter: a bullet hole. hatteredglass. no kid on the playground on fourth of july. a neighborhood rattled by violence, two shootings in just two dayl >> schoo children out h ae playground has been epty since. > reporter: neighbor danielle hunter has packed up her grill and moving her fireworks celebration to a different place. two teen were shot at this playground and expected to be okay. wednesday ,night at the same time, a man shot and bullets hit two cars leaving glass in the parking lot. police say the shootingsay be connected and may be gang-related. police tell me they are increasing patrolsere in this neighborhood. they say theynd residents are scared. in fairfax county, darcy spencer, news4. >>> on thursday, prince george's county reply s a teenager tossed a lit fireworks at a patrol car in capital heights. the explosive went off under the car. one person has been arrested for reckless endangerment. >>> officers are still looking for the people involved in this case. somebody hurled a firework at a

a warning for pet owners ahead of i'm spencer christian. mount tam. it's not going to have much of a well, the hottest temperatures in a decade in northeast ohio led to some frightening moments for one mom. take a look. >> thank you. >> that's body cam video of a police officer breaking the window of a minivan in a walmart parking lost last saturday. the i don't knower accidentally locked her keys in the car with her 2 and 3-year-old daughters inside. passers-by tried to help but weren't able to break the glass u is a crowbar. aside from the scare, the kids were thankfully just fine. >> good news there. the heat is not only dangerous for humans, these high temperatures can be really bad for pets. in just one hour, your car can go from 70 to 115 degrees. let's say it's 95 outside. it could be 140 inside your car. here in the bay area, temps could hit triple digits this weekend. reporter gilbert maggi one has tips to protect your animals in this heat. >> reporter: it is already 111 degree in this car and it's still early in the morning. >> fo

debbie spencer was one of them debbie's son spencer was one of them. he died of a heroin overdose in 2012. in 2017 has mother told us he she blames oxycontin and the maker, purdue pharma. she says that is where the addiction began. select oxycontin and heroin has taken such a toll on our family. for the rest of our lives. >> reporter: the warfield live in everett, washington. one of the first of many communities to take drugmakers to court for allegedly fueling the epidemic. the new da data shows purdue, the maker of painkiller oxycontin, was a fourth biggest manufacture turning 2.5 billion pills the leading drugmaker was mulling cuts with nearly 28.9 billion pills. west virginia received the highest concentration of pills. more than 66 per person, per year. it also had the highest opioid death rate during the same time period. kenneth craig, cbs news, new york. stark cbs news reached out to the drug manufacturers listed. only purdue pharma responded saying the opioid crisis is a complex societal problem putting blame on one party undermines the effort

darcy spencer in rockville this ovening. now let's turn t one of the most memorable images from yesterday's amazing flooding that we were covering. people trapped on top of their cars when the water rushed in during the commute, and today we're hearing from this guy right here. the onein the pink shirt. news 4 owes meagan fitzgerald talked to him about a day she won't soon forget. >> reporter: leon, we talked to the guy. the guy's name is william diggs, and he said the floodwaters rose so quickly how the here yeerday morning that there's nothing that they could do to escape. it's hard to believe that this is what o much the dmv looked like yesterday, flooded roadways, a father carrying his two daughters, qckly trying to make it to safet ary moments for others who weren't immediately able to walk away from their cars. >> and when you go into work, in you don't th you'll end up on the roof of your car and i did. >> reporter: this is william diggs in the pink shirt stranded on top of hiseh vicle on canal road just after 9:00 mo

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