. >> steve m. wondering if you had come across any ceos or enlightened boards that ran counter to this? >> i know of some. a friend of mine, a person who was once a mentor to me and i mention him in the book, who is the head of the bank m. and g. bank and m. and g. stock has been the best stock in years. he pays himself or his board pays him a little less than $3 million which i think they are getting a very good deal for it. he is kind of the old school. there is no reason that anyone should be stealing money from the shareholders but he is the exception and the other sections are the founders that i've talked about. i didn't do much research on what wards were responsible but it seems when you look at the list of the 500 highest-paid ceos you can say very few are. all are saying well this is the way it's done. and everybody does it this way. as a matter of fact we wouldn't have to pay this guy so much of the one for all those other companies throwing money at us. >> have you calculated what the i

humans took the only logical next step, called him the only logical next step, called hi m steve theilt him a shrine. one robot took a downward plunge but this one set its first pictures of the international space station back to earth. —— scent. this adorable bundle of tech is controlled from the ground, so that astronauts can spend time doing other research. soon you can visit the international space centre yourself. —— international space station yourself. google will be making it available on street view... or, is that a space for you? —— spaceview? this little fellow is called sea turtle. designed to move, like, you guessed it, a sea turtle, his arms are shaped like the fins found in nature. he has been developed by researchers at arizona university to detect landmines, and sadly for him, detonate them. unsurprisingly, current deep mining bots on the market, cost a pretty penny, but sea turtle has been made on the cheap. powered by a raspberry pi zero computer, this disposable device is £50 a pop. not bad for a machine that learns as it goes. we put a robot in front of a camera.

because the lead writer creates doctor who in his own image and steven doctor who in his own image and steve n m the nostalgia and that is why i think everyone will have enjoyed the cybermen making a return. and the first cybermen, those, the sort of cloth faced cybermen were the very first ones. the originals. they didn't have the technology we have now, and i love those, because i‘m a geek, i see body horror where other people see body horror where other people see stockings, the fact they recreated those for the modern era and made them, the episode last week where it was a hospital where people we re where it was a hospital where people were having their bits replaced was terrifying, they were taking an absurd creature from beyond my childhood. it is still a kids show? it grans you when you are a kid. it can be scary, that is ok, fairy tales are scary, i think... it should be scary, that is the point. it reprayers you for the real world, i says life is terrifying and not a lwa ys i says life is terrifying and not always pretty or nice, but you can have fun along way and be brave. so the new

(steve) a contractor in texas ends locked inside a bank and has to send notes through an a-t-m machinein order to get help.(steve) it happened at a bank of america where the man was working in the room where employee's can access the a-t- m. that is when he got locked in. police say the man was locked inside for nearly two hours. after several attempts to send notes to customers, many believed it was a prank. finally police along with the manager of the bank showed up to set the man free. in sports - - the warriors participation in summer league comes to end -- we'll show you the highlights from today's game against the celtics plus -- the a's are hosting a special event this saturday at the coliseum... it involves hall of famer, rickie henderson -- gary has the details and all the sports coming up. the road to homeownership can be long.but here's where experts say you should start. check your bank balance.many lenders typically like to see a 20 percent down payment -- even before you can get a loan. if 20 percent is too steep -- there are some down payment loans that need as little as

does that impact m&a? steve: the u.s. has been a very strong m&a market. the u.s.een a target for acquisitions from outside, a lot of activity into the u.s.. if you look around at the different markets, the u.k. has been strong. the u.s. has been strong. china think about outbound as the story for china, there has been a lot of domestic consolidation. it's tough to find a market that has not been from a geographic standpoint. francine: i do have a chart looking at the u.k.. this is looking at optimist him -- optimism in china. story one of&a cheap things to buy because of the drop in the pound western mark steve: i don't think it's because of the drop in the pound. currency shift may provide a short window of opportunity to make a move. companies to reels -- new deals for strategic reasons. themu take an example like selling their food business. if you look at engineering and construction and private equity, these are themes throughout the world. ,t is advancing technology reshaping your portfolio. i think you had some pent-up demand. inre was a slow time of it the

m weekend. thanks for watching. see you monday. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heartf new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- kevin bacon, jenna dewan-tatum,

on their m-s-n-b-c morning show..(steve)otherwise ... their affair would be revealed in the national enquirer.as catherine heenan reports, scarborough says he turned down at least three white house calls. "and they said if you call the president up and you apologize for your coverage, then he will pick up the phone and basically spike this story." scarbororough and brzezinski first leveled the attempted blackmail accusation in a washington post op=ed piece this morning "he appears to have a fragile, childlike, impetuous ego that we've seen over and over with women, it's like he can't take it."this is the story the national enquirer ran earlier this month, accusing the couple of cheating on their spouses. brzezinski said the paper hounded her family."they were calling my children, they were calling my close friends..." "you're talking about the national enquirer?"the president has close ties to the enquirer.the tabloid endorsed him during the campaign and has relentlessly attacked his political adversari

(steve) it's a ghoulish online game that calls on participants...m ostly kids... to complete a series of tasks... before taking their own lives...and now it appears to have made its was to american children. grant lodes is here with that we need to know. (grant) hard to believe... but there are american families now mourning the loss of teenagers...who participated in this thing known as the blue whale challenge. jorge gonzalez of san antonio is warning as many people as possible, after his son, isaiah was found hanging in his bedroom closet saturday. his cellphone was propped up on a shoe to record his death. a report on the 15-year-old's death does not mention the challenge. but gonzalez' family said they pieced together from his social media and communication with friends that he had participated in the game. and another family thinks the same sick game prompted thir 16 year-old girl to kill herself....though they don't want her name used. the game reportedly started in russia two years ago and has been linked to teen suicides all over the world. it's not clear

steve, how do you assess where we are this way? we have many vivid exa m ples of are this way?have many vivid examples of this government's fragility, it's unavoidable fragility. when we got the concession about people in northern ireland being able to now come over here, to the rest of the uk to have abortions costing quite a money, that was because otherwise the government would have been defeated. this is going to happen on a regular basis. it did when we last had in effect a minority government between 74-79, effect a minority government between 74—79, they were defeated all the time and if they were undefeated they were making manoeuvres all the time. apart from anything else, it's exhausting for the prime minister and the government. if you add on top of that brexit, and the beginnings of a sort of opening within the government, about what has really been going on, now they are in the cabinet position themselves very differently, this all feels very fragile. the point is they weren't public therefore, it was a very tight ship. theresa may has lost her two key advisers. wh

steve, how do you assess where we are this way? we have many vivid exa m ples of are this way?n about people in northern

steve scalise has under govene surger. mess on highway 29 early this morning. it happened just after 4 a-m >>> over turned postal truck caused quite a mess on highway 29 this morning. the trailer flipped. and the truck's packages and letters spilled out all over the world. re-opened just after 9:00 a.m. >>> after so many of us conserved water, why are our water bills going up. south bay customers are being tapped too. and they are angry. but water agency says it is a matter of growth and money. scott budman is live. it is hard to swallow after all that conservation. >> reporter: we are told the water bill is going to go up. they tell us they need the money for future projects. but customers tell us they feel betrayed. our water supply is back and we south bay water users conserve through the drought years. so why are our water bills going up? >> it just keeps going up it seems like and i thought the drought is over. i was hoping it would go down and not up. >> reporter: the average bill according to san jose water will go up. no matter how much water you saved. >> so they are reserve incen

russians, one staffer texted their friend, "f-m-l." [ light laughter ] and that friend texted back, "new scandal, who dis?" [ applause ] that's a lot of scandals. >> stevet of them. >> jimmy: actually, "the washington post" reports that some white house staffers have already started looking for other jobs. yeah. a lot of them posted their resumes on the job hunting site iworkedforamonster.com. >> steve: really? [ applause ] ho! >> jimmy: but trump could be in some real legal trouble with all these scandals. and to prove he knows a lot about the law, he actually put out his own textbook where he gives definitions to some common legal terms. let's take a look at what he wrote. yeah. for example, for subpoena, he wrote, "that girl who was a teenage witch." [ laughter ] subpoena the teenage witch. >> steve: that's sabrina. >> jimmy: he wrote it. >> steve: i guess you're right, yeah. >> jimmy: next, for precedent, he put, "what i am." [ laughter ] precedent of the united -- next, for appeal, he wrote, "the part of the banana you don't eat." [ laughter ] >> steve: well, that is true. >> jimmy: that is true. >> steve: that is a fact. >> jimmy: yet again, false

steve fish, a politics professor with the university of california, berkeley. thank you forjoining us. pleasure. what you make of this sea ceasefire and deescalation agreement?mescalation agreement? it looks like russia in syria is pursuing its interests doggedly and quite effectively. their aim is to protect us effectively. their aim is to protect us start against the us and its allies who have been supporting forces hostile to start. —— assad. the putin government has made its wager on trump and want to stick with him and hope he will give them better deal. putin openly is admired by trump. at the same time, they know that back in the us, any agreement he cuts with russia will be hard to get through congress. the now russia looks reasonable, open to negotiation, not just now russia looks reasonable, open to negotiation, notjust trying to get they assad win. they are effectively fighting on opposite sides, russia and the us. rex tillerson says this hopefully can prove they can work together. do you think they can? american and russian interests in syria are very different. trump is different view of american interests in syria than the world and many other a

m. (vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5. steve aveson joins catherine heenan now.....coming up at six the u-s and ásouth korea respond to north korea's missle launchwhy officials believe this latest test could pose a real threat to the united states.we are just hours away from several fireworks shows lighting up the sky tonight in the bay area.another live report from pier 39 in san francisco... we're the crowds are starting to arrivekeep it right here...kron 4 news at six is next. ( steve ) happy fourth of july! the bay area is celebrating america's 241st birthday in grand style as always. they're loaded up and ready to go for tonight's big fireworks show that will light up the waterfront along san francisco;( catherine ) this is just one of many fourth of july traditions and celebrations going on in the bay area. and regardless of where you look - there's plenty of red, white and blue to go around... ( catherine ) good evening...and happy fourth everyone. i'm catherine heenan...pam is off. ( steve ) and i'm steve aveson. we're going to work our way around the bay a

steve jobs. actually emerges out of the counterculture. what is the connection? at the time, the only computers m or anybody had were ib other major corporation. they sold computers for millions of dollars. agencies, government or large corporations could afford to have a computer. of the personal computer was that everyone in the world could have a personal computer. each person in the world could be in powered by a tremendous amount of computing power by having that. more's cell phones are power than the giant computers did in the 1960's or it steve jobs really did follow that vision. he was from the bay area and a part of the counterculture of the bay area. for oneto read college semester and dropped out. he lived in india for a month and became a buddhist. brought his buddhist guru back to san jose. you could see it up in san jose. the personal computer is the ultimate legacy of the counterculture. i am going to stop with that. join us every saturday evening at 8:00 p.m. and midnight eastern as we join students in college classrooms to her lectures on topics ranging from the american revoluti

president's adviser steve bannon is in for a death penalty but trump himself should be running scared because she believes he is also in for an execution but if one of the leading m s n b c anchors indorse is this kind of stuff it should be fine water concept right and don't forget that conspiracists at the end of the day all first emotion the least satisfying narrative which is also credible because you hope it's true right when you can't say anything truthful just say something which people hope would be truth humor and satire aside all these can be hard to classified as a laughing matter since those people are followed and watched from the screens by millions of people but still you almost have to wonder which bizarre claim they will produce next since they don't seem to be concerned about embarrassing themselves even further. reporting from washington d.c. well that does it for now for more on the stories we cover and go to you tube dot com. and check it out. set our teams out. you can also follow me on twitter add actually banks underscore our team and don't forget the question mark. oh the world just dates and all the news companies merely players but what

(steve) tonight, a suspect is in custody in connection to a fatal stabbing in hayward saturday night police say it happened on happyland avenue around nine-thirty p-mstab wound. the names have not been released the case remains under investigation. ( steve ) as more and more people take to living on oakland's street, the number of encampment fires is risign. ( pam ) there have been 2 more fires in just the last 2 days. kron 4's dan kerman is live in oakland ... with more on what the city is doing about the problem. monday fire broke out at this homeless encampment at martin luther king and west grand fire officials believe it was caused by someone cooking you can see the charred remains of someone's personal items and that has those who live here concernedsot myiesha/live in homeless encampmenton sunday another fire, this one at 5th and market, one of the city's larger encampments. this one may have been intentionally set.sot melinda drayton/deputy chief, oakland fire deptin fact fire officials say there have been 60 encampment fires since the beginning of the year.soteducating meaning talking to the homeless about how to keep their areas safe from

m's in the morning. sorry, can't do it. >> steve, when i eat in moderation i have to eat twice in moderation to feel fullis that bad? >> starting another heat wave. we'll be near 90 later today. and unfortunately mid to upper 90s by tuesday, wednesday and thursday. so, yeah, another heat wave. arrive in the middle of july they usually mean business. 75 now in washington. 72 dulles. 73 up in baltimore. we got a little bit of cloudiness early our warm front coming through warmer air working on in. much of your day should be sunny and bright and should be storm three. big thunderstorm complex will fall apart and not get in here. it works cap this afternoon. i don't think we'll get whole lot in the way of shower and thunderstorm activity might be isolated shower west of the bay. about 90 by 5:00 p.m. i'll be back with the seven day and a lot of heat and humidity on the seven day. temperatures in the mid to upper 90s by tomorrow. all right. erin. >> tucker is talking about the hot weather causing some stinkiness and he's wearing no shoes. i'm just saying. >> right now taking a look 270 southbound crash blocks

steve chenevey. >> here's a live look outside for you we're in the middle of a heat wave folk you'll have to take apper he upper m develop near 1

steve chenevey. thanks so much for joining us this morning. >> 8a. m on tuesday, july 25, 2017.n the fox5 news morning menu. >> first up trump twitter ti tirade. the president take aim at attorney general jeff sessions this morning. >> big day on capitol hill. senator john mccain returning today as the chamber prepares to move forward with pivotal vote on health care. >> laurel police officer sent to arrest a shoplifting mom. but instead of handcuffs, we'll tell was led up to that kind gesture. >>> all right. in the meantime live look outside on this gorgeous tuesday morning. temperatures really comfortable. you'll like the forecast coming ahead. let's get right to it this morning the morning briefing on this tuesday, july 25th. two major headlines coming out donald trump tweet storm. >> the president blasting his own attorney general. is he trying to force jeff sessions out and the president also putting the pressure on members of his own party as the senate gets set to take crucial health care vote today. let's get things started with those tweets targeting jeff sessions. our

m brown. now back to "watters world." ess type for real news you probably didn't hear this week. we begin with good news for house majority whip stevenged democrat. we wish steve scalise and his family a speedy recovery. if you haven't checked your 401k lately, give it a glance. the stock market is up 17% since election day. but course the trump boom is not covered by the mainstream media. a democrat threatening president trump on facebook. scott ham posting, i can't deal with you unintelligent people any more. go back to cling to your guns because you are afraid. trump is a half-term president, at most, especially if i ever get within 10 feet of that [bleep]. the secret service is aware of the posting and is launching an investigation. shia labeouf going on a racist rant against the african-american cop who arrested him for disorderly conduct. he apologized saying he's been struggling with addiction for a long time. a painting of jesus was left hang in front of a mosque in new york. but police are investigating it as a hate crime. a picture of jesus is a hate crime. even the mosque leaders are not offended by the imagery of jesus c

(steve) tonight police are searching for a gunman who shot and killed a man outside of a ice cream store in pittsburg. police say the shooting occurred around 3 p-m in front of the baskin-robbins on century boulevard. officers found a 43-year-old man suffering from multiple gunshot wounds. the victim was taken to a hospital where he later died. police believe the victim may have known the shooter. the investigation is still ongoing. (steve) a destructive wildfire is only getting bigger after doubling in size overnight... the detwiler fire just outside of yosemite national park... has now burned nearly 48-thousand acres... and is only seven percent contained... now over two dozen homes destroyed... thousands evacuated... and about 15- hundred other homes are still threatened tonight... kron-4's hermela aregawi is live in mariposa county where more than 3- thousand firefighters are on the front lines... fortunately no one has been injured.but there have been 29 homes destroyed at this point. mfirefighters will be here throughout the night and into tomorrow..trying to minimiz any more damage. the detwiler fire continues to rage..as firefighters thro

arrests in five of the seven (steve) an attack on bart resulted in the arrest of three teens saturday night. it happened at the daly city bart station at around 10:30 p- m the teens punched a passenger... then tried to take the passenger's cell phone. bart trains were temporarily stopped at the daly city station. police were able to locate the teens and took them into custody. (steve) a bridge toll increase could be happening for just about every major bridge in the bay area. with a need to find a way to get people from point "a" to point "b" faster... crossing the bay could get a little more costly.(vicki) but... we would have a say in this proposed hike. kron 4's dan kerman found out where the money would go. with traffic congestion getting worse and worse everyday few would argue major improvements are needed but are people willing to fund those improvements by paying 3 dollars more to cross the bay area's 7 state owned bridges. soti would pay 5 dollars if it would reduce congestion,soti would not pay 3 dollars because everytime we put money into one of these huge projects we never see the end result.not this time says backers of the plansot john gru

join m life rewards and enter the choose your ride giveaway for a chance at your share of $350,000 in prizes and freeplay®. this is monumental. steveall right the weekend is here. we are gearing up for a busy one. it will feel so much there over the next few days. lower humidity. going to baseball game tomorrow 88 degrees. start time at 4:05. sunday looks better. the start time just past 1:30. the temperatures are middle 80s. loy humidity. abun and didn't sunshine. more important, it's going to stay dry out there. let's talk about the alexandria 268th birthday celebration. they got fireworks. 9:30 tomorrow night. make sure you check them out. the temperatures will be in the upper 70's to the lower 80's. always a fantastic show. it lasts about 20 minutes. alison: a few weeks ago we spent time with the first lady of maryland. but now it's virginia's turn. terry mcauliffe and his wife dorothy have six months left in richmond. we sat down with the first lady to talk about what she is proud of and what the mcauliffes will be doing next. [applause] this is where virginia first lady dorothy mcauliffe seems to be happiest in her role. rais

steve gillan. very stark figures, how much involvement of prison officers have in terms of sentencing and the decision to release prisoners?mis not a prison officer ‘s job to do so, to delve into those 71 cases i would not have all the facts but i suppose it is systematic and what is going well with the service in general. what what is going wrong? it is underfunded and the government know that, they are investing 100 million, they say, but the reality is they have caught by over 8000 in the last five years and this is why we have the problems that we have. we tend to go round in circles, actually, they say one thing we say another and levy wants to take responsibility. what credit do they deserve the saying, 0k we need to increase numbers, they may not admit they got it wrong by cutting them but they are tying to do the right thing, surely? they are trying to increase prison officer numbers but the stark reality is just by doing so is not dealing with the here and now. the here and now is, you have seen the start for yourself, the public document, they are our parliament. they are ridiculous and nobody wants to take respon

home who may not have seen them can see them, m we are not pulling them all up for a very good reasons because they are not pg rated. he says i'm not steve not trying to mount bran off of the blank strength of the president. i'm here to serve the country. he threatened to fire the enteric medications department because he was upset that a leak happened that explained who he was having dinner with, with the president of the white house. mark. >> i'm speaking as somebody who wants the president to succeed and wants his agenda to pass. this is an absolute train wreck. think about what's happening. sarah huckabee sanders was just on and she said that he is just so passionate about the president's agenda. if he so passionate about the president's agenda, stop stepping on it. yesterday they had a big announcement with fox con were they investing billions of dollars in wisconsin, gotta create all these jobs paid what we talk about? where talk about the president -- his latest attack on sessions and whether sessions will still be job. now we are talking -- they have tax reform that they've unveiled today. principles for text form. what we talk a

steve: more pizza awaits around the corner. meanwhile on this friday forecast new crackdown on m ts gang members the sheriff of suffolk county new of the administration is in the books. here is all for a smoother tasting cup. green mountain coffee. we send our kids out into the world, full of hope. and we don't want something like meningitis b getting in their way. meningococcal group b disease, or meningitis b, is real. bexsero is a vaccine to help prevent meningitis b in 10 to 25 year olds. even if meningitis b is uncommon, that's not a chance we're willing to take. meningitis b is different from the meningitis most teens were probably vaccinated against when younger. we're getting the word out against meningitis b. our teens are getting bexsero. bexsero should not be given if you had a severe allergic reaction after a previous dose. most common side effects are pain, redness or hardness at the injection site; muscle pain; fatigue; headache; nausea; and joint pain. bexsero may not protect all individuals. tell your healthcare professional if you're pregnant or if you have received any other meningitis b vaccines. ask your heal

steve) in warriors news. dubs all star forward draymond green...is facing a lawsuit this evening over an alleged assault. the lawsuit stems from an incident in michigan last july. this is video from t-m showing green being taken away in handcuffs. he is accused of slapping jermaine edmondson after an altercation outside a bar near michigan state. green was arrested and charged... but later had his charges lowered as part of a plea dead to a noise infraction...for which he paid a 500-dollar fine. edmondson...a former football player at michigan state... says he still suffers from neck pain and headaches resulting from the incident... the lawsuit is expected to ask for an apology...as welll as money. and the warriors...have released a statement about the incident. (steve) the dubs say quote "this threatened lawsuit relates to an incident that occurred in east lansing, michigan over a year ago, for which draymond paid a noise violation fine. the warriors will have no further comment at this time." draymond green...has yet to make a statement. ( steve) blue- green algae. remains a big problem in the east bay. now regional park directors are meeting to talk about ways to fight the deadly

steve) you may be able to enjoy your drinks a little bit longer in california.... the golden state is now one step closer to pushing the last call for alcohol until four a-m...bill is making its way through committees and is may soon be considered by the entire assembly. the state senate approved the measure back in may... it would extend alcohol sales past two a-m. if the assembly approves it, restaurants, bars and nightclubs will be allowed to sell booze until four in the morning. they could designate certain days of the week and holidays where extended hours would apply. liquor stores are not included under the bill. (vicki) coming up on kron4 news at ten... a bike stolen from a child with special needs... we'll tell you where it happened and who police are looking for... (steve) plus... it's been nearly six months since the devasating coyote creek flood that damaged several homes in san jose.... and many victims are still dealing with the problems... tonight find out what's being done to bring them some relief... (steve) and after the break... toxic algae plaguing two popular east bay lakes... what you need to know if you come in contact with it... (stev

(steve)in sports... 49er great joe montana gives his thoughts on the aftermath of jim harbaiugh...and the team's new coach and g-mthinks colin kaepernick should cut his hair... gary has that story... and all the sports... coming up the 49ers and jim harbaugh they "mutually" parted ways three seasons ago although harbaugh's final season ended only 8-8 things have ben disasterous since with the team posting a combined 7-25 record under two different head coaches both fired after one seasonprobably the most fabled 49er ever joe montana gave his thoughts on the departure of harbaugh and the new direction under john lynch and kyla shanahan(wipe to fullscreen) "sometimes, you'll make bad decisions in an organization... and i think letting jim harbaugh go was not a good decision on their part at that point in time...they were in the super bowl and then it just took a dive.""i think it's heading in the right direction... i like both those guys (john lynch and kyle shanahan)... i think they're trying to change the culture that had been kind of destroyed from prior years." former nfl quarterback michael vick has inserted h

m-f thing are contradictory. i don't think you can be both. >> thank you, matt. it's late night. this rings true to me. we know that -- >> this is bannon. >> it sounds like steve bannon. >> he doesn't like paul ryan. and the thing that interests me is that it happened at the heritage foundation? that is a weird place to drop this -- >> he was a petri dish at the heritage foundation. >> but when we think about all of the internal rivalries and politics in the republican party, bannon versus ryan this is something to keep an eye on as they try to get this health care bill through. >> curt you worked there, what do you think? >> this is vintage steve bannon. at the end of last year as the campaign was heading to the closing sides on the pages of breitbart there was a headline that paul ryan was colluding with hillary clinton at the expense of donald trump. and i think brian is right this is the -- one of the more consequential relationships to watch. and at some point i fully expect to there to be a turn against paul ryan. steve has made it no skrecret ty don't want ryan in as speaker. they had the idea to replace the leadership figures with people that were alig

m and re-opening for the morning commute. there will be shuttles available to get you between those stations.. for more details on these closures you can visit our website kron-4-dot-com. (steve) turning our attention to weather as we take this live look at the golden gate bridge... as a ridge of high pressure builds into our region temperatures will warmer into the weekend. temperatures will moderate next week as the ridge progresses to the east. (grant) the detwiler fire in (grant) the detwiler fire in mariposa county is growing but there is a sigh of relief tonight... as some evacuation orders have been lifted. the fire has burned more than 75=thousand acres and is now 25-percent contained tonight.... 58 homes and dozens of other buildings have been destroyed. kron 4's hermela aregawi has been in the sierra foothills near yosemite for several days and filed this report tonight. (hermela aregawi)the detwiler firecontinues to rage but firefighters say the pace is nowhere near what it was in the first few days.4000 firefighters are now tackling the blaze on day six.one of was injured around 9:30 this morning when his engine hit an oak strump and veered into a field.chief mike

. >> steve, one thing missing from this whole cycle on the regionals has been obviously a lot of m &hat used to be kind of a staple of the sector might we see that be another area that regulators take a lighter touch, and if so what sort of size institutions do you think could potentially be involved and stay under these perceived caps >> yeah, yeah, i mean, that's a great point and today the $30 billion to $50 billion kind of an asset bank could do a dole and they want to go through this threshold at 50 billion. you'll see ramping m & a and the super regionals, they are going to need some sort of guidance from regulators to say, yes, give them the green light and then you might see the 30 billion to 50 billion asset banks getting picked off because there's a lot of them waiting to be rolled up, the bank uniteds of the world would really like to sell, but there's no buyer today. >> who are your best -- who are your picks in this sector? pinnacle and bank of the ozarks which has been contentious really and who else? >> banks, those are two great xamples. banks in $20 billion in issate

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m... not far from the sonoma skypark airport. the federal aviation administration has been called in to figure out what caused the plane to go down. ( steveert about this breaking news at 2-58 this afternoon... through the kron four mobile app. it is available for free downloand for apple and android devices. just be sure to enable the push alert feature. ( pam ) an investigation is underway... after an early morning fire destroyed a large business complex in the east bay, including a popular restaurant. it all happened early this morning in lafayette the burning fire ... quickly raced through this complex in downtown lafayette ... destroying everything in its path. with embers flying through the air - nearby residents at several apartment structures were evacuated. fortunately, no one was hurt. it took about an hour of intense firefighting efforts, but crews were able to contain the blaze. however, the entire structure.. with 9 businesses .. was destroyed. la finestra - a favorite italian restaurant was in the back of the building.. and it is now gone.

steve i'm looking for your mystical 80 it's not there yet but getting close. fredericksburg 79 degrees. and 79 up in west my cloud cover. we had pretty strong storms last night in ohio and fell apart some of the debris field there. some of the cloud cover spilled into our region. we got clouds out early. later this afternoon this atmosphere sort of inherently unstable. we can pop a storm or two. but chance really aren't very good until we get the front through here. bermuda high pressure setting up here and that will deliver a couple of very very hot days around the next few afternoons. so today, 96. 95 tomorrow. and near 100 on thursday and again heat index 100 plus the next couple of days. here's future cast. just cloud officer out there at 1:00 o'clock. we'll see what we can find later this afternoon there's a pop-up shower towards frederick. future cast doesn't love the idea of any storms later today. but we'll throw it out there could be one or two, and then we lose daytime heating lose our thunderstorm chances overnight. we'll get them back tomorrow but anything -- any storms we get the next couple o

steve ) an update on our big story from last night. three fires in the mount hamilton area near san jose are mostly contained tonight. they erupted at about 2 p-myesterday and came dangerously close to some homes. firefighters and neighbors managed to hold off the flames. the fires burned about 85 acres... at this time there is no word on a cause. a shocking scene on a busy freeway in southern california today......when a small plane made a crash landing... and burst into flames.. catherine heenan is here with details of what happened on interstate- 405 this morning.. (catherine) commuters saw a ball of flame.....and some of them got a lot closer.. when the cessna crashed....the c-h-p says four cars were hit by parts of the plane, although those drivers weren't hurt.. the two people on board - a husband and wife - were taken to the hospital with traumatic injuries. we now know that the pilot shouted "may day" four times in less than a minute and said he was trying to make it back to the airport. he had just taken off from john wayne airport - and told an air traffic controller that oneof the engines had failed. an off-duty firefighter rescued t

m. they could designate certain days of the week and holidays where extended hours would apply. we should note... liquor stores would not be included under the bill. ( steve big announcement today from governor jerry brown that's bringing a global summit to san francisco next year. governor brown has been one of the vocal politicans when it comes to protecting the environment and fighting climate change. he blasted president trump for withdrawing from the paris climate accord last month. (catherine) an earthquake strong enough to wake people up early this morning hitwestern montana... it didn't do much damage.....aside from knocking things off shelves of groceries...likeat this walmart in missoula... however....most people do 'not' associate

steve chenevey. >> here's a live look outside for you we're in the middle of a heat wave folk you'll have to take apper he upper m. >> heat up develop near 1 code orange air quality. relief coming up, airport. >> feels like a summertime commute. 270 southbound little up creationed volume. not terrible drive times as you come down from urbana. aside from that a crash outer loop branch avenue. other than that light volume steering you clear of other problems that pop up. allison and steve back to you. >> to two developing stories. search phone a gunman that killed a 17-year-old young map. sky fox over the scene conte road laurel and that teen care they do not believe it is a random shooting no word on suspect or mostive. >> after a shooting left a man in city call condition in the 1900 block of addison road 12:30 this morning the incident appears have stemmed from attempted robbery inside of a house in that neighborhood. and right now, police are searching for a one suspect a gun was recovered at the scene scream. >>> let's go to district a 10-year-old boy remains in the hospital after hit by a stray bullet walking

m of course till 11:00. we'll be at o'donnell lake it's right beside waldorf wet library in the sane charles companies. steveourse will all be out there. and they would love for you to join em that. >> yay. >> looking forward to it. >> holly wawa your mystery be. >> i have to think about that. that's a great question. did lee harvey oswald really act alone. >> that's a good one, too. >> we know that he didn't. don't come looking for me. >> now you just said it on tv. >> tuck we want to know what would be your mystery? >> you don't want to know what tucker' social security. >> i actually want to know. >> if the universe could answer one question for uh-uh couldn't tell anybody else but you would know the answer what would it be. >> what happened to fleetwood mac? >> oh, my god. [ laughter ] >> america's ban in the '70's. >> steve did call it. >> you should be able to tell. you can keep that secret to yourself. >> no, you can. conversations i have in my head. >> she has in her head. >> were what your be. tweet us hash tag #gooddaydc. >> it ain't fleetwood mac. >> tucker you're so deep and do you not give the p

steve, first up, the best of the best in the sports were honored last night at the annual espy awards. this year's hosted by peyton mf humor in his opening monologue. not everyone found him monday knee especially nba champ kevin durant. >> how gymnastics was so dominant kevin duran told me he wants to play for them next year. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> and i got to tell you i don't think you'd start for that team, kevi >> i think -- he remind he had of that squires look. >> exactly. >> durant would smile later on in the night when his team the golden warriors given the biggest award of the night. best team. now, durant's reaction however quickly turned as you can imagine into an internet meme. even joined in on the fun himself with this emoji tweet. >> i saw the tweet last night. i hadn't seen the joke and i had to backtrack the whole thing to find out what the back story. pretty funny. well done kd. >> he took his mom to the aw awards. >> we love him and his mom. she's been here. no maybe this time because this morning we are definitely lucky to have one of the stars of cabaret live in the loft. right? this show

m masseria. >> the loft is a lucky charm once again. good day dc. gang is all still here at 10:00 o'clock. maureen, steve, i'm holly, this is wisdom.eve is going to take a look what stories are making headlines this morning steve. >> let's start off a violent weekend in the did you trick unfortunately. nine people shot within a span of 24 hours. two of those were fatalities one of them happened in northeast or quarrel street. 18 years old and died at the scene much police believe that shooting stemmed from a party the night before. there's a $2,500 reward up for grabs for anybody with information to leads to an arrest in they have these investigations. >>> at the white house now, officially a new chief of staff retired general john kelly officially sworn in win the last hour. the alrea plate stepping up to the job of the fight for health care, tension overseas, administration that most people say needs to be reeled in. the president hopes that general kelly will bring order to the white house. he's taking for reince priebus forced out of his seat on fr friday. venezuela problems down there the president celebrated as the polls clos

steve. crying while chopping onions a common problem in the kitchen. health experts figure out why it happens much doctors at the texas a and m college of medicine say onionsat gas keeps critters from eating them as they grow under ground. they say cutting into an onion though releases the gas and our eyes are programmed to flush out anything that may be potentially harmful. >> that makes sense. >> how come you don't did it? everybody doesn't do it? >> maybe i'm already imagining mixed with the butter and looking so delicious like that. >> green pepper. >> trick of the mind. you think of an armadillo and picture it with the -- >> yeah. >> old story. old saying, i don't like armadillos. was it a hyno therapist. >> or something. >> it's whole story. >> picture with the fun 93 glasses. >> groucho marks. >> there you go. check in with maureen -- little tmi. >> seriously we'll move on now. we've got life coverage on this developing story a weather st story. flash flood warnings and watches all day. traffic a mess. tucker and erin will continue our team coverage on good day d.c. >> also developing tracking president trump's visit overseas as tens mount with nort

steve: he just announced his website kid rock for senate.com. kid rock already fighting fake news. we're going to tell you about that. brian: 20 years ago hanson became super stars with smash hit mfound brian's 90's picture. is that chris chulo? brian: that's one of our fine camera men: chris, do it again. there we go. >> let's go. >> those were the days. friends@foxnews.com. that's great. introducing new parodontax. the toothpaste that helps prevent bleeding gums. if you spit blood when you brush or floss you may have gum problems and could be on the journey to much worse. help stop the journey of gum disease. try new parodontax toothpaste. ♪ ♪ ♪ ash ash this is flashback friday. they were just children when they skyrocketed to fame with their smash single mmmbop. brian: since then six studio albums and 16 million records. [cheers] steve: all 16 million of the people who bought them are here today. [cheers] steve: now, after celebrating 25 years performing together, they are heading out on a world tour, ladies and gentlemen, say hello to hanson. [cheers and applause] steve: welcome. brian isaac, tailor and zac. you still look exactly alike. who grew up first. >> if only that we