. >> reporter: quiet right now but sunup to sundown neighbors have had enough of a sound and smell from the house on the street. this home looks pretty normal outside. but the sounds coming from the back yard are very unusual. >> screeching, cry it sounds like coming from there. >> reporter: neighbors complain about the noise and smell from what authorities say appears to be a bird mill. >> call and send a message. birds are out of control. she'll apologize, i'll move them inside. >> reporter: says it's become a nuisance. >> all the flies. every time we open the door flies come inside. >> is this a breeding mill just to make money and profit? would like to work with the homeowner on this. >> reporter: communication between alameda county authorities and homeowner is not going well. >> not talking to us, won't allow us to come on the property. >> reporter: talked to the daughter. >> mom is taking care of the situation. >> reporter: flew over the property and estimated 500 exotic birds living here. >> ads on craigslist and people coming and going. >> reporter: could face several violation

. >> reporter: quiet right now but sunup to sundown neighbors have had enough of a sound and smell from the house on the street. this home looks pretty normal outside. but the sounds coming from the back yard are very unusual. >> screeching, cry it sounds like coming from there. >> reporter: neighbors complain about the noise and smell from what authorities say appears to be a bird mill. >> call and send a message. birds are out of control. she'll apologize, i'll move them inside. >> reporter: says it's become a nuisance. >> all the flies. every time we open the door flies come inside. >> is this a breeding mill just to make money and profit? would like to work with the homeowner on this. >> reporter: communication between alameda county authorities and homeowner is not going well. >> not talking to us, won't allow us to come on the property. >> reporter: talked to the daughter. >> mom is taking care of the situation. >> reporter: flew over the property and estimated 500 exotic birds living here. >> ads on craigslist and people coming and going. >> reporter: could face several violation

official sundown is at 8:32 and it will be on the blustery side with winds increasing and temperaturesumping. higher temperatures on wednesday and when we top up in the 90s on thursday, we will hang in there all the way until dad's day. when the temperature goes up, air quality goes down and i will be surprised if we couldn't do some queuing for dad's day. we could see an alert in the air by then. >> i have to make pancakes. >> that shouldn't be legal. [ laughter ] >>> a shakeup at uber. we could know tomorrow if the ceo is taking a leave of absence. the board of directors discussed the idea after several controversies with the company including sexual harassment claims. travis kalanick propose the idea, himself, taking time off after his parents were involved in a deadly boat crash. >>> gas prices are on the way down and industry experts say it could continue unless oil prices rebound. the national average is $2.40 and in san francisco, $3.20. in oakland, $3.13 and san jose, $3.12. >>> san francisco's ferry building is set to go on sale in the next few weeks. blackstone is reportedly

if they survive all the way to the beach, it won't happen until after sundown. saturday, nice down the shore. sunshine, 72-degrees. sunday, partly sunny with a high of 70. race weekend in dover. tomorrow, mix of sun and clouds, 777-degrees. sunday, partly sunny with a high of 71-degrees. it should be nice for the races. >> tomorrow, morning showers, afternoon sunshine, high of 77. sunday, partly sunny. a warm front moving in. 82-degrees with evening showers, thunderstorms, we keep the chance of showers monday. high of 82-degrees and then temperatures cool down. tuesday, cooler with shower, 74. wednesday, the coolest day of the week, 71 again. thursday, we dry things out, sunny, 77 and friday, a high of 80-degrees. the first weekend of june should be nice, not perfect but nicer than last week. >> we deserve it after may. >> may was miserable. >> june will be great. a prom night tradition continued tonight. seniors kicked off the night with a parade. students road on fire trucks, motorcycles, carriages and classic cars. the tradition dates back to 1980. the gradua

this will weaken as it south but bring a chance of a few showers even into the south bay after sundown tomorrow. lake county, napa county, the best chance. in the sierra, 5 to 6,000 feel, snow in the seera. below pass level. we'll see winter type driving in the sierra which will move on in the seven-day forecast. you see the reason why we see the exact opposite weather coming is a strong summer size ridge of high pressure to wrap up the week. tomorrow, little of everything. cool and breezy. chance of thunder. san francisco more or less immune from the warmup. highs in the low 70s later in the week. for the valleys that means 60s to mid to upper 90s likely by next weekend. snow, thunder, breezy, cool, hot. we've ran out of adjectives. >> outstanding. >> the entire graphics. >> that's right. >> thank you. >> still held, a man who has dedicated his life to working with children with autism. reuniting with his first patient. it's an unlikely chain of events that led to this reunion. you have to hear it coming up. . >>> well it certainly sounds like sci-fi but what if scientists could altar

they will do this every night from sundown until midnight from now until october 21.rk conservatory of flowers, fox 2 news. >>> it is 42 -- 427. >>> it is 4:27 am. >>> moving forward in east palo alto. >>> not a back commute as we take a look at the golden gate bridge, traffic looks pretty good heading down south into san francisco. san francisco. >>> it is already warm for some with the northeast way and kicking in and chewing up the fog, 60s and mid-70s already. livermore and brentwood. ♪ ♪ be a powerful force. nature valley >>> in case you were wondering, it is too hot. this is the live picture from our roof camera looking out over downtown oakland. we are reiterating that it is too hot.>> [ music playing ]>> claudine says it, steve says it, and everybody says it is too hot. >>> good morning and welcome back to mornings on 2 on this thursday, june 22. i am dave clark. >> i am plodding mom. >>> -- i am plodding along. >>> -- i am

sundown at 8:35. as it does so temperatures 60s through the 90s. a widespread range of our numbers. it's a typical summertime weather pattern. gentle warming each day through sunday then just seasonal for the holiday on tuesday. overcast at the coast and mid- and high 80s inland. >> thank you. >>> time now for our lunchtime tip of the day. now for us to be sing songing. [ laughter ] >> tony tantillo has a fruit that may have you dreaming of your next vacation. >> reporter: well, today's tip of the day is going to be is going to be with caribbean red papayas. they are coming in from mexico and other tropical countries. the hawaiians are smaller, these are larger. when you cut them open look at the color. it's like sunrise or sunset. beautiful red color. and their nutritional value is incredible. when you buy them, what you want to do is look for primarily on the yellow side a little green is okay but make sure they're firm and heavy for their size with a small cavity. when you bring them home store them on the counter. they are great out of hand, papaya salsa. the flavor is out of th

here around potomac at sundown, the montgomery fire rescue tells us the four men fell out near seneca breaks. people in another boat pulled the pair from the water safely. crews recovered the stranded boat. >>> and developing now a record-breaking heat wave fuelling 21 large wildfires across several states this evening. the biggest is in utah, 1500 people have been forced out of their homes. at least 1300 destroyed. officials say a weed-burning torch started the flames. >>> and hours to enjoy before we get into our next heat wave, folks. >> what can we expect tomorrow? >> another day kind of like what we saw today guys, high temperature 84 degrees, the entire region really looking quite nice. take a look at the maps, as far as the high winds, everybody below average, the high in hagerstown, 79 degrees, with showers down to the south looking at those around portions of frederick, one shower in and around fairfax county right now, and yes the heat wave is moving in. we'll show you more in just a moment. >>> and back now with a live look. late word coming in now from the white house sayi

sundown at8:32. into the weekend we have several events. i want to talk about one in the morning tomorrow. it is the airlines owners and policy association wing and wheels event in frederick. cars, motorcycles and airplanes together. you can check that out tomorrow afternoon, the pride parade kicks off at dupont and logan circles. upper 80's.nd remain dry. your extended forecast shows that he does linger all the way through the weekend and into next week. in fact, it is going to be hot, mid 90's monday and tuesday. wednesday, couple of isolated storms and that pattern remains stagnant through the following weekend, father's day, still warm with a hit or miss shower. adrianna: i will take it. brian: a nice warming trend. adrianna: we will be right back. me to listen carefully. i'm ralph northam,aught and when survivors of the virginia tech shooting asked me to support an assault weapons ban and close the gun show loophole, i took on the fight. i saw what those weapons can do as an army doctor during the gulf war. now, i'm listening carefully

official sundown 8:35. temperatures by then 60s no clearing. rockaway beach, 60s to 70 around the bay which we are starting to see the skies clear. 70s around the peninsula. 80s to 90s away from the bay. these numbers are pretty typical. hottest spot 93 towards the delta and again we do have opera at the ballpark tonight. i have been there, done that. it's so much fun to sit on the field and throw down a blanket, picnic basket, have a great time watching the opera. have a great weekend. >> thank you. >>> now, time now for our tip of the day with fresh grocer tony tantillo. today he looks at a popular summertime fruit. >> reporter: well, today's tip of the day is going to be is going to be with cherries. i love these tips on cherries. it's such a happy fruit. we love the different varieties of fruit in the summer but there's the shortest season especially the big cherries. the reds a little while from california other growing areas and then they come in from washington and then they leave about a couple of months from now. so they are in the mar

new overnight - high heat well after the sundown. get this - it was nearly 100 degrees in phoenix at midnight! impacting travel flans. nearly 50 flights today out of sky harbor international airport have already been cancelled for today. smaller regional jets must be grounded when temperatures get above 118 degrees. but the hottest spot - death valley, where temperatures could reach 124 degrees! and speaking of flights - are you looking to fly but having a hard time finding affordable summer fares? now you can let google -- yes google -- do the work for you. consumer reporter john matarese shows the newest way to find a cheap flight, so you don't waste your money. you've heard of mighty mouse.. but one rat in new mighty mouse.. but one rat in new york city may give him a run for his money for strongest rodent. take a look at this.. that's a massive rat dragging a garbage bag more than double it's size across a sidewalk in brooklyn. the rat then took off with a mini-sized pizza. the video has already gone viral online. time now for we

it will be sunny till sundown tonight. >> thanks so much, spencer. >> pardon my sniffles. >> so, we haveig weekend in sports today. >> nascar and some baseball. talk about heating up, the giants need to heat up. coming up in sports, the a's try to complete a sweep while the giants try to avoid one. and dale earnhardt, for her compassion and care. he spent decades fighting to give families a second chance. but to help others, they first had to protect themselves. i have afib. even for a nurse, it's complicated... and it puts me at higher risk of stroke. that would be devastating. i had to learn all i could to help protect myself. once i got the facts, my doctor and i chose xarelto®. xarelto®... to help keep me protected. once-daily xarelto®, a latest-generation blood thinner... ...significantly lowers the risk of stroke in people with afib not caused by a heart valve problem. it has similar effectiveness to warfarin. xarelto® works differently. warfarin interferes with at least 6 blood-clotting factors. xarelto® is selective, targeting just one critical factor interacting with less of you

. >> overnight high heat well after sundown. nearly 100 degrees in phoenix at midnight. the extreme heat now impacting travel plans. nearly 50 flights out of phoenix's sky harbor airport already canceled today. smaller regional jets must be grounded when temperatures get above 118 degrees. the hot spot, death valley. where it could reach 124. and records could tall in the gambling mecca as well. visitors on the las vegas strip warned not to overexert themselves and in southern california, generators used to keep the lights and ac on as the heat drains the power grid. in the east, the heat giving way to powerful storms. high winds bringing down trees. this time lapse showing the storm as it rolls over manhattan. in the south, a tropical storm watch from southeast texas to louisiana and brett becomes the earliest named storm ever for this part of the atlantic. that tropical storm brett, that is, out in the atlantic expected to become a hurricane before making landfall but it's worth watching. much more on its path from accuweather in minutes. >> turning to capitol hill, th

to national coming up next boom bust takes a look at the latest business at sundown and stay tuned for that. kid. kind. of the little. does she don't consume don't jell you've been talking to the edge a deal in the sand on the mobile phone in that are equal to two inches muslim and what equals this tells me. this would all be done still named lol. to those would be mean is this and this is a downside to all. be on the she need filling in for lindsay for a very special edition of boom bust broadcasting. around the world from washington d.c. today's episode is dedicated to the one year anniversary of it and our coverage includes the voter months after the election voter perceptions of polaroids learning how to move forward with negotiations the british economy where does the article to you leave the thousands of businesses that are based in the region and what financial burdens that they face and we have interviews with our correspondents around the world giving their input on this very critical moment in the u.k. is due to stand by him but starts right now. it's officially been one year

official sundown at 8:35. we are losing 20 seconds a day as far as the day length is concerned. 60s beaches. 60s at the bay, 70s at the peninsula. fremont, union city and milpitas. then we top off at 78 in livermore when we should be at 85. santa rosa low 80s. warmer wednesday. 90s friday and saturday and comfortable by the tail end of the week as we head towards the 4th of july. jaclyn! can you believe we got ourselves a holiday this time next week? >> i cannot believe we're already in july. it's flying by. right now, you may see some smoke as you are driving by if you are making your way through oakland this morning. reports of a fire looks like some tree caught fire. this is along surface streets and this is the street at 17th street. do expect some slowdowns if you are heading there. speeds drop to 50 miles per hour along that stretch. your ride along 880 still looking pretty good in the green in both directions no delays as you make your way on up towards the maze from 238. we are tracking a new crash wes

sundown. we normally get that during the daytime. these are the night—time temperatures.over us. of course, a lot fresher and more pleasant across scotland and northern ireland. one thing that will be happening to the course of monday night into tuesday, a very cold front moving across the uk, moving south. that means the fresher air here in the north will be sinking southwards as well. pushing the heat a bit further south. 3a cardiff and london, not far off for plymouth. coastal areas and further north a lot fresher. on wednesday, we see weather fronts moving in an encroaching, some outbreaks of rain, possibly thunderstorms around. anywhere from northern ireland into northern england and scotland as well. much fresher feel. northern england and scotland as well. much fresherfeel. fairly humid, fairly muggy, but those temperatures certainly nowhere near as high as those in the south. it could even be creeping up over 30 degrees again in the south. wednesday is the start of glastonbury, of course, but look how quickly those temperatures dip away from 29 back to the high te

. >> reporter: just before sundown, in santa ana, california, the tacos el moy truck is rolling intoarking lot, where the spots are often reserved for muslim worshippers. >> in my neighborhood, i have taco trucks on every corner, and i enjoy it. >> reporter: "tacos at every mosque" is the passion project of benjamin vazquez and rida hamida. the name plays off a 2016 comment by president donald trump supporter marco gutierrez: >> if you don't do something about it, you're gonna have taco trucks on every corner. >> we're not trying to take over the world. we're trying to spread love here, and we're trying to show that we're human. >> reporter: the goal here goes way beyond what's on the menu. >> donald j. trump is calling for a total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states. oh, we're going to build a wall, don't worry about it. >> reporter: these two groups are trying to step outside their comfort zones. >> we have to, not just get to know one another-- we have to defend one another. and us sharing our culture, sharing our food, is part of that movement. >> reporter

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missed it tonight, they are planning to have this summer of love exhibit on throughout the summer from sundown until midnight every night through october 21. >> that looks fun. such a groovy time. >>> the help wanted sign is out at uber after the founder and ceo resigned under pressure from investors. the company is making extensive efforts to repair its corporate culture after a former employee went public with allegations of sexual harassment. we are told uber is looking at executives with experience in tech. former yahoo ceo may also be under consideration. >> what we have seen in the past six months to a year are a lot of wounds that are self- inflicted in a lot of ways. the challenge for the next leadership team will be to get past some of these challenges but instill a new culture. >> two prominent women who had been rumored to be on the short list have now taken the names out of the running. >>> the heat advisory that has been with us stays with us. and it upgrades into these areas to excessive heat warning tomorrow. that means temperatures could go above 105. it will be a hot day. this

>> you wrote the song union sundown that was a good idea once we got in the way. were always a little -- there's an amazing interview i found on the march of salamat that had been very close to all the organizers in the civil rights. he doesn't go to the march on selma. he goes to finish a record and do some promotion of his own career and then he gets interviewed and they say what do you think about selma. it's not going to change anything. if they vote it will be the same politicians we have now. there's something more fundamental we have to do here and that rings a bell with me but the way that we pursued it was to go to try to tell the truth as much as we could choose what got me started on this. that is the truth. so, it works in a way but it's a different approach. >> it seems like tellin has morn his role in the 60s like he's not going to that event. he does this amazing transformative thing with the black panther party is putting their news together this is what, late 60s could they put on the stereo as bob dylan that is the sound of what we want to do. i'

one of the reasons this area was so crowded is that muslims break fast during sundown, then come out, and a special prayer that the word, means relaxination, it is a special lengthy prayer that muslims conduct. you know they remember coming out of the mosque around midnight that area would have been, would have been crowded. and holy time for muslims. >> prime minister theresa may, her office just came out, she said, all my thoughts are with those who have been injured, their loved ones and emergency services on thing. we've seen this so often, it seems that thoughts are not enough, we need more action. a lot of eyes on theresa may right now. then also sadiq khan, the mayor of london all eyes on him, what do they need to do? this is happening way too frequently there? >> you know there are a few things, but we need to see from prime minister from mayor, is real leadership. i am talking -- this is going to have all kinds of affect, i am talking to friends could, family, and colleagues in u.s., people are being scared to go to london. to go to paris, to key you know, tourist places, all

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"i want you out of the city by sundown." >> wifs my partner at the time and we were really giving ith, yeah. and at a certain point i said,"you guys are just not good enough, and we're really giving it out here, and there's no love coming back so you may as well go." and then they wouldn't go. after that, that was t interesting. i made it too dramatically interesting. >> stephen: did they get better? >> no, they just stayed. but i -- >> stephen: did you make good money doing this? what kind of cash would you make? >> very little money. >> stephen: enough to drink or something like that. >> yeah, people would throw bits of broken bottles at you and helicopter parts. enough. some people did good. >> stephen: were you ever on the mound in edinborough? >> yes, i did these great, long, improvised shows which we go on and on and on because i can go on and on. i do talk a lot. i'm running for a member of parliament in four years' time. >> stephen: that's what i understand. after years of comedy-- we've had several entertainer/celebrity presidents. obviously we had raig be, obviously mr. tru

. >> reporter: just before sundown, the tacos on muay truck is rolling into a different parking lot.os at every mosque is the passion project. it plays off a 2016 comment by president trump supporter gutierrez. >> if you don't do something about it, you're going to have taco trucks on every corner. >> we're trying to show love and that we're human. >> reporter: the goal here goes way beyond what's on the menu. >> donald j. trump is calling for a total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states. we're going to build a wall, don't worry about it. >> reporter: these two groups are trying to step outside their comfort zone. >> we have to not just get to know one another, we have to defend one another. and us sharing our culture, sharing our food, is part of that movement. after sunset prayer, muslims and latino break fast together, between bites, comments touch on religion and circle back to politics. >> this is probably trump's worst nightmare, to have a taco truck at every mosque. >> reporter: is an immigrant fasting out of respect for ramadan. the council on islamic r

don't doubt that, but they certainly face a litany of challenges, not the least of which is that sundown is coming in a few hours and it is expected to rain over the next few days, so they certainly have very difficult conditions in which to do their grim task of trying to find anyone alive, more than likely just recovering the bodies of those ha we those that were buried. as far as the cause, researchers are saying this can be tied back happened in szechuan province in may of 2008 that loosened the structure of these mountains. heavy rainfall over the last couple days combined with that structure, loosening that slide. >> we'll have our own derek van dam to tell us more about what you were describing. but matt, thank you pour tfor t reporting. we'll stay in touch but. >>> it's been one week since the ""uss fitzgerald"" collided with the cargo ship. >> it was much larger than the fitzgerald and nearly three times as heavy. >> reporter: u.s. navy investigators are starting to learn some new details about the collision between a cargo ship and the "uss fitzgerald" which cost the lives of s

. >> the summer of love light show will be on display all summer from sundown to midnight through october >> talking about the san francisco pride this weekend and hopefully it will be nice temperatures. >> a lot of people are expected here in town. >> they only made it to 75. >> it was noticeably warmer up on the roof. in sausalito and san francisco both said that things have turned in the last 15 minutes. here is from our viewer, michael , and he keeps meticulous records. earlier 75 and now down to 71 with the westwind at 15 miles an hour. beautiful is what he says. kevin in sausalito said the southwind and 86 degrees. others, one had one in kelseyville, salina valley 82, calistoga, napa and 68 bookends at bodega bay. these are the records to be with the sfo not, livermore i don't so, they were on their way but i think they will fall short. san jose 91 and they have a chance, santa rosa at 102, maybe. it might get close. look at 63, 59 an hour ago. 100 for livermore, brentwood 101, san jose 93, 80s, mid 80s, 90s for some. it depends on your locations and almost all temperatures are runn

we will see pretty looking, views across the region here with that sundown coming up.th that said, again it is still cool. sun will not have an opportunity to heat things up efficiently here today but we have a storm system making its full exit. other than a stray shower, we are talking stray mostly dry with a gradually clearing sky. mid 50's from wilmington, philadelphia upper lancaster and pine land of southern new jersey. we are off to a cool start, even cooler as we go in the mountains with blue shade of the contour map show up. we are talking bay chill in the air. outside of philadelphia just by county, you are up in willow grove. 49 degrees, so i call that chilly for sure. as day goes on cloud will break for sun, it is about 15 below the average so we are talking about 66 for a daytime high, stray sure for some, mostly staying dry as the wind does remain light out of the northe bye coming up this is odd ball day of the seven day. we are about to heat up in a big way and we will talk bit later. >> all right, thank you so much. >>> very good morning to you. happy w

he lies from sunup to sundown. there is no way i would trust anything he says.ven if he goes under oath and he does testify, i hope he tells the truth, for his sake, because there would be consequences. supporters will finally deal with not fake news, please listen to what the truth is. take off your partisan hat. we are under attack by russia. host: let's look at an exchange between the senate intelligence committee chairman senator richard burr and james comey thursday during the testimony where james comey talked about his conversation with donald trump about -- senator burr: when the president go,ested you let flynn had an plan -- flynn unreported contact with the russians, which is an offense. if press accounts are correct, there may have been discrepancies between facts and his fbi testimony. in your estimation, was general flynn in serious legal jeopardy? in addition to that, do you sense the president was trying to obstruct justice or seek a way for michael flynn to save face, given the fact he had been fired? was in legalynn jeopardy and there was a cri

once that started to sink in, the rest of the market sundown. >> yeah, sure did. nice safety net out there wasn't it, david. another thing in the plan was no, no taxes on medical device providers at end of the year. that is another thing, etf, ihi, i-shares medical device index, that was rocketing higher. there are things growing on underneath the surface as a result of hype coming through on this bill being passed. as you get more into the details, melissa hit on it with representative jordan there, you're putting so much on states to get their acts together. david: i don't mind that as much, kevin. i kind of like the fact that states are going to be more accountable because further away people get from actual accountability, the more they obfuscate and get rid of things. they will have to account directly to the constituents if it is brought back home. let me ask but the increased costs because the insurance subsidies is going up. taxes are going away which i think is a good idea, eventually somebody will have to pay for that 50 billion-dollar bailout of insurer

reporter: fellow food truck operator mohammad is fasting for ramadan and having no water or food until sundown. >> we have some breeze, but when it is, really hot, it is bad. >> reporter: they are on ground level. window washing technicians like those from jenkintown building services say they have to deal with even higher temperatures. >> it gets brutal up there, you know, hundred degree day, can, easily get to a. fire fighters don't have a choice. >> a little bit of extra burden on the body. you know, with the heat and the high humidity. >> reporter: this fire fighter nicholas says walking through fire isn't the toughest part of the job on excessively hot days, as we learned ourselves. >> all right. >> that sips up. >> yes. >> your body very hot from the day and gets hotter when you go in the fire. >> it is hard to get relief once you get out because it is still hundred degree outside. >> reporter: and our very cool mobile weather watcher is registering temperatures just shy of that right now. it is reading 98 degrees. if you are heading out this afternoon make sure you take the proper preca

that point, maximum height of bipartisan unity there were doubts that the unity would last beyond sundownu remember after 9/11. the pieces started to be written about how the cabs honking their horns again. even after something like that, you regress to the norm. >> let's not be jaded yet. >> let's hold out hope. >> more topics for you this morning. the search for the missing continues in london. that big inferno we showed you. we told you it would take a long time and it is. the queen paying her respects at the scene. we have a live report from there and the information about why it is so hard to figure out the toll. next. look closely. hidden in every swing, every chip, and every putt, is data that can make the difference between winning and losing. the microsoft cloud helps the pga tour turn countless points of data into insights that transform their business and will enhance the game for players and fans. the microsoft cloud turns information into insight. surfing is a sport that takes a lot out of you ♪ physically. from the moment i wake up on my tempur-pedic mattress i feel like i'm

sundown 5:49. actually that was this morning's sunrise. pardon me! it sets after 8:0. 60s, 70s and 80s. again, the west and west- southwest winds to 20. you will feel the difference on wednesday. then we moderate all the way through about saturday. we begin to decrease the temperature on sunday through the 4th of july, which michelle, it's really hard to believe one week from today is the 4th of july. >> we were talking about that the other day. where did june go? >> i think we were in a heat wave most of it. >> thank you. >>> the southern part of big sur is opening to the public after fierce winter storms destroyed pfeiffer canyon bridge. starting july 1 everyone will have access to pfeiffer canyon trails. for months only local residents and workers had access but now visitors can access the steep half mile trail by parking at pfeiffer big sur state park or by taking a shuttle from andrew molera state park. >>> there's new information about a wildfire burning near santa marguerita. it's 10% contained. the hill fire is burning nearly 1200 acres near highway 5le. crews

i was raised in a sundown town.il 1983, there was a sign at the edge of our town that told black people they weren't welcome there after the sun went down. >> reporter: i've read that you called yourself a racist in those days. >> sure. i didn't know i was a racist, but reverend barber helped me see that i was racist, and more importantly, that my racism was getting in the way of loving jesus, which is what i really wanted to do. >> reporter: wilson-hartgrove first heard reverend barber some 20 years ago, at a meeting called by the north carolina governor, where barber was just to give a motivational speech to young people. hartgrove was moved, and began to understand how racism had been used as a tool to divide. growing up poor, he had not seen what he had in common with poor black people. >> we were taught to believe that there were people who were poor because they chose to be poor. and that narrative kept us from seeing the way that our religion was being used to pit us against other people. >> reporter: reveren

apparently because james comey is testifying tomorrow and you want to get out of town before sundown. that is an abdication of responsibility. a dereliction of duty. a classic example of legislative malpractice. where are the jobs? the american people are asking. house republicans are missing in action and the american people deserve better. i yield back. the chair: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from new york seek recognition? >> permission to address the house for one minute and revise and extend. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized for one inute. mrs. maloney: mr. speaker, i rise today in strong opposition to h.r. 10, the wrong choice act. this bill will take us back to the regulatory stone age and would be a disaster for our entire financial system. it would actually increase risks in the financial system because under this bill, any bank that meets an arbitrary new 10% leverage ratio would be exempted from all other capital and liquidity requirements. the problem with the leverage ratio is that it treats