thank you, tim and susie. goodbye.eing found not guilty of affray. the durham all—rounder missed the second test match because of that trial that concluded earlier in the week. sam curran is the man to miss out. andy swiss reports. from the courtroom to the cricket field, ben stokes back in the england team at the end of a dramatic week. it was only on tuesday that stokes was cleared of affray, and just four days later he will once again represent his country. the unlucky player to make way is sam curran. with five wickets and a half century he was man of the match in the first test. his captain says dropping him was one of the toughest decisions he has had to make, but that stokes is ready to return. we had to make days' practice to gauge that on in terms of fitness and making sure that he was physically right to play. sat him down last night, just me and him, and asked him quite rudely and honestly, you know, are you in the right place to go out and play for england? and he assured me that he is, absolutely, ready to

susie cakes has just opened its second and newest sf location, 50 fremont street.would be in the financial district. you can check them out. they're all over the bay area. you have to literally go in and get them yourself. they made this for us today. this is remarkable. we're not giving this away. you've got to see the top of this. >> i want to tilt it. >> take a look at that. absolutely amazing. all hand dup. >> san francisco oakland, san jose on the bottom. >> we should put that on tv. oh, we are. >> isn't that cool? >> susie cakes. get in on this. they do a lot for the season and that kind of stuff too. now, we have pacific grove museum of natural history. pacific grove museum of natural history has been around for 135 years i think it is. yeah. 1883 it opened. one of the very first natural museums to open in the united states. you'll get a free ticket. $9 value. probably worth two or three times that much. that's what it takes. why pay for that when you can go for free. >> absolutely. what do we need to do? >> this is easy. glad you asked. go to abc7news.com a

look at one woman fighting to get more women into men just bush is susie wolf she was a williams test driver during the twenty fourteen fifteen season she took part in several training sessions for the stable and was just as fast as teammate felipe massa but another man was chosen to be the second driver. or now the answer to. that is what was it like to be the only woman on the race track. to have stronger magnets i did notice that i was getting a lot of attention because i was usually the only woman present. you know but i decided very early on in my career to focus on my performance. this year that i know my performance is what it's all about. for me it was important to be on the racetrack and show what i could to. fix my sex is irrelevant. like why are the s a few women in my just a lot more sport is just i think motor sport is seen by most as a male domain i mean i've been involved with it since i was eight and i know that it doesn't have to be that way i think we have to inspire the next generation. so they have to believe that they have a chance to work on or by the side of the

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kpix 5 reporter susie steimle on customers >>> a ride share company is permanently banning pickups on part of as a -- a busy san francisco street, why lyft is telling its customers to take a lift around the block. >> reporter: we're in a very busy section of valencia street right near 16th and during commute hours like right now cyclists are often fighting with cars for some space here. in fact, recent city data shows over a four year period there were 268 bike crashes here. so lyft has decided it's no longer going to pick people up in this area. you've seen it a dozen times, uber and lyft drivers pulled over on the side of the roadblocking the bike lane. this is the exact situation the san francisco bike coalition wants to prevent. >> the fewer illegal pickups and dropoffs that occur on a busy bike route like valencia street, the safer people biking will be. >> reporter: after two years of requests lyft is changing its ways. the ride share company will start geofencing or creating a virtual perimeter around valencia street between 16th and 17th. if you click in the app, you will noti

. >> susie, you first learned about this missing individual several weeks ago and asked the police about it. what did they tell you back then? >> reporter: well, that's right, ken. the neighbors who have been so concerned about brian egg's well-being reached out to us and then we reached out to police on august 6th and said is there any investigation going on? is there a missing persons case open? they told us no. they told us today on august 7th, one day later, they opened an investigation. >> interesting. susie steimle reporting live from san francisco, thank you. >>> oakland police are promising a crackdown after four homicides in the past 48 hours. here's a map showing the string of deadly shootings. the first three happened on sunday. the most recent happened yesterday afternoon on 72nd avenue. >> i was able to meet with some community members and i recognized their frustration. i also recognized their fear and i promised them that we would respond. we take it very seriously and we plan to work as hard as we can to bring those responsible for this violence to justice. >> police are

susie steimle, kpix5. >>> a new legal setback tonight for the trump administration in its attempt to phase out daca, a program that shields thousands of undocumented immigrants brought to the u.s. as children from deportation. late today a federal judge ordered the administration to restart daca in full. he's giving the federal government until august 23rd to appeal. unlike other rulings on daca, today's order requires the government to accept new applications, not just renewals. >>> the final report on the mass shooting in las vegas is out, but it fails to answer the most important question, why? on a music festival from a suite . 58 people killed, 800 wounded last october when stephen paddock unleashed a hail of bullets on a music festival from a suite in the mandalay bay resort. the report details how paddock burned through $1.5 million in the two years before the shooting. ". it is still incredibly difficult to comprehend th the high stakes gambler paid $600,000 to casinos and spent 95,000 on guns and ammunition. >> incredibly difficult to try to comprehend this senseless act of

susy: y sin gastar.una nadie sufriÓ heridas. corazones divididos por la violencia en las fronteras . familia hondureÑa agradece que puede abrazarse nuevamente y sufre por los seres queridos que se encuentran en su paÍs de origen a merced de las pandillas. 500 menores migrantes separados bajo la polÍtica de cero tolerancia todavÍa esperan volver con sus progenitores. desde los Ángeles dulce castellanos nos informa. dulce: la divisiÓn de familias inmigrantes va mÁs allá de la separaciÓn en la frontera. madre e hija inmigraron de honduras y fueron enviadas a diferentes centros de detenciÓn y despuÉs de dos meses finalmente fueron re unificadas. aÚn asÍ existe un vacÍo al estar alejadas de sus familiares que quedaron en honduras. >> imagina a un niÑo cuanto necesita a la mamÁ. para mÍ es muy angustioso. dulce: el esposo de damaris y padre del niÑo fue el primero en sufrir la violencia en su paÍs. dice que su hermana , su madre y otros dos familiares fueron asesinados por motivos de extorsiÓn y robo. para sor

kpix5's susie steimle on neighbors who had been worried about the missing man for weeks. susie? >> reporter: that's right, allen. some say they've been worried about him since they last saw him in june. they also tell us that brian egg is the type of person who often let transients stay with him and they're concerned one of those transients may have tried to harm him. >> well, it's a shocking story. it seems like something, a work of fiction almost. >> reporter: it's a mystery south of market in san francisco. police confirm a handless headless body was discovered inside a fish tank at 228 clara street. the body was so badly decomposed police couldn't identify the sex. scott free worries it's the man who owns the home, his friend and neighbor 65-year-old brian egg. >> they're not officially saying that it is him, but i would be so surprised if it turned out to be someone else. >> reporter: scott started sounding the alarm on this months ago. he also called police asking for a wellness check. police say they performed three separate wellness checks, but since no one answered the

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in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers tim stanley from the telegraph and mirror columnist susieiface. devastating monsoon floods in india have killed nearly 1,000 people. the state of kerala has been the worst—hit region, where the the death toll stands at 171. local authorities say in total more than 320 people have died as a result of the summer's heavy rain. rescuers in helicopters and boats are struggling to reach the thousands of people in the southern state, who are still believed to be marooned by floodwaters, which are the worst to hit the region in nearly a century. more heavy rain is expected. yogita limaye reports. forced out of their homes by the floods, people are walking miles to safety. escaping surging water that has swallowed everything in its path. for many, this is the only way out. this pregnant woman was among several airlifted in kerala. she delivered just a short while later. dozens of helicopters are pulling out as many as they can. but tens of thousands are still stuck. the monsoon always brings heavy rainfall to kerala, but this year is different. trans

was either friends and families pay their respects to susie on the force on her final journey the mother of two was killed in zimbabwe as post-election violence last week she was on her way home when she got caught in the crossfire hit in the back by soldiers bullets is the death of the brother joshua tumble still can't believe. it would be what she was a breakthrough in the family. was a bit very familiar. with it will move out of that with his. high portrait is up and. he's. on wednesday opposition m.d.c. supporters took to the streets and were met was brutal violence by zimbabwe's move to what they can institute a gas rubber bullets and life and unishe and to crackdown on opposition demonstrators. president elect emerson one god has promised consequences that was. is the date where some most lenders. use to it and in the end it could do it with. fears of violence have been subsided and the opposition is vowing to challenge the election results nelson chamisa insists the presidency. it's his. loop this. means this. and goes to make sure that we've checked the usual spots. but so far ha

was friends and family to pay their respects to susie on the fourth and final journey the mother of two was killed in zimbabwe's post-election violence last week she was on her way home when she got caught in the crossfire hit in the back by soldiers bullets is the death of brother joshua tumble still can't believe. it would look she was a big winner in the family. present. system . we just. want you out of it would just. hype what was up and was on wednesday opposition m.d.c. supporters took to the streets and were met was brutal violence by zimbabwe's move through water cannons t.-i gas rubber bullets and life and the mission to crackdown on opposition demonstrators i president elect emerson one god has promised consequences that was. if he didn't listen to the most lenders i'm going to institute and in the end it could be said to inquire into these fears of violence have been subsided and the opposition is vowing to challenge the election results nelson chamisa insists the presidency is his fluke this oh this is just done. just to make sure that we do it. but so far has not provided

the majestic sea in honor of his queen victoria i david livingston's writings inspired so much and susie has him that he became a household name in one foreword the scot was described as one of the greatest among the great explorers who were braving danger and discomfort to open up the mysteries of africa for almost a quarter of a century he had worked zealously in the dark continent he loved and after exploring the upper reaches of the mighty zambezi river and becoming the first european to witness the miracle of the victoria falls livingston began the long trip across the country which brought him even greater fame and made him the first scientifically educated european to have crossed the antarctic continent for its ocean and shall i say that many other explorers read livingstone's book and were inspired to set out for the victoria falls as they had come to be known. in eight hundred sixty three and later explorers came upon the letters d n l where living. john himself had come off the on a train a little island by the falls. thomas danes was another explorer who got to the falls at a

and susie intensive intensive see the israeli forces are fine tear gas canisters on the palestinian protesters and it's face a close from where we're standing. and we just heard a lot of ammunition that was targeted the protesters ok that was very loud and very close for us this is the person who was targeted by the live ammunition we heard just right now. the crew. caught. up. with. the crew. thousands of palestinian protesters are suffocating from the tear gas fired by the israeli forces tear gas white smoke is filling the place out of. my god oh my god tell me dick was shot and the legs just he was like what meter are way. far from us. this is unbelievable i swear to you as you see the policy empowerment x. are trying to rescue all the palestinians injured our a by the israeli snipers and as you see it the pyre medic successfully had that timed out to get at that light late this injured from the live ammunition from the frontline the. first time the world knew how the billboard great. despite everything despite the tear gusts of jeeps that fire to. that's but that's your gastro that's right

susie steimle on the fight over resources and wait times. >> reporter: republicans in the state capital about how today went. they are calling this a big win for the dmv and a loss for californians. we have learned the dmv will get his wish, $16 million to hi the wait times here. because they are not being audited by the state they won't have to divulge exactly how they are spending the money. >> i was in this line less than a month ago renewing my license. i was here for five hours that day. i am already going on three now. >> it is very disappointing. it is a waste of time. it has cost me quite a bit of money. >> reporter: the lines of elevated the story from the slow dmv stereotype to a potential systemic statewide problem. republicans even took out an attack ad criticizing the dmv on social media today saying californians deserve better. >> the dmv and the state of california needs all the help we can get in shortening the wait times. >> reporter: in sacramento the director is in a hot seat for the second day. >> it would -- it would strain resources. >> reporter: on july 1st the dm

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. >> maybe mark and susie. >> mark and susie have a ring. speaking of a naming, we also have three penguin checks. they come to our penguin island, which is the largest outdoor penguin exhibit in the u.s. here, we are welcoming waddles, foster, and sylvia to their new exhibit. they were named by members and donors, and i thank commissioner anderson for supporting and attending the event. it was a lot of fun for our members and a great day. we have over 25,000 members of the zoo, and we asked them to name our juvenile mandrill, and he was named pride in african. i told joe this is his offspring. >> similar hair. >> adorable. >> conservation at the zoo, but conservation off grounds. we are highlighting three local species in crisis, frogs, turtles, and here, the san francisco damsel fly. we've named her dahlia, after the name sake of the san francisco zoo. the importance of the damsel fly and they actually eat mosquito larvae, and actually a beautiful insect, as well. so come see them at the zoo. we are conservation organization. we are starti

with me are tim stanley, leader writer of the telegraph, and susie boniface, columnist for the the dailyleet street fox, there she is. thank you for coming many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the i leads with a crackdown on universities. they're being ordered to cut the number of unconditional offers they make in order to prevent students quitting school before they've finished their a—levels. the us government agency responsible for regulating securities markets and protecting investors has been ordered by donald trump to consider scrapping a rule which stipulates that public companies report earnings every three months. that's on the front of the ft. the express leads with a report that the number of child diabetes cases has increased by a0% in four years, with children as young as nine being affected. and revelations about stormy daniels, an adult film star who hit the headlines after claiming she slept with donald trump, are on the front of the mirror. and the row over anti—semitism in the labour party continues in the telegraph. an israeli athlete who survived the munich

we're live in san francisco, susie steinman, kpix 5. >>> you can see it is chilly. is quite hot another parts of the bay. we have everything from 95 degrees all the way down to 59 degrees. the high temperatures around the bay area today -- san jose, you have been right in the sweet spot. upper 60s, low 80s. another gorgeous day for you, 82 degrees. san rafael 85. 94 in concorde, and on the other end of the spectrum, 61 in san francisco. the a's are going for two in a row against the blue jays. 63 degrees. numerous thunderstorms east and southeast of lake tahoe. and they are all lifting to the north and east, staying away from the bay area and the greater tahoe area. the ridge of high pressure is slowly moving away. it is such a tiny change. if you were to look at a wide map, you could see it did not even move. it is pushing just enough to the east, allowing this to slide just closer to us allowing a stronger onshore flow. that extra push from the ocean will give us a little cooler weather inland. that is going to be about five degrees away from the weather. -- water

kpix5's susie steimle on the stretch of street that's off limits to lyft drivers. susie? >> reporter: i'm on valencia street right near the intersection of 16th and 17th and if i open up my lyft app now, you'll see it's unable to pick me up. this little purple fence pops up. e when i try to pinpoint where i'm stand -- whenever i try to pinpoint where i'm standing, it sends me to one of the corners. the purple box is called a geofence and it means you might have to walk to get your ride. you've seen it a dozen times, uber and lyft drivers pulled over on the side of the roadblocking the bike lane. this is exactly the situation the san francisco bike coalition wants to prevent. >> the fewer illegal pickups and dropoffs that occur on a busy bike route, the safer people biking will be. >> reporter: after two years of requests lyft is changing its ways. the ride share company will start geofencing or creating a virtual perimeter around valencia street between 16th and 17th. if you click on the app, you'll notice you cannot get lyft to pick you up here. you have to walk to a sid

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get ready to meet susie the kangaroo and below the wallaby.s, they came to the haven wildlife shelter in australia as orphans and they have a bond with their caretaker they are always fighting for the tour, i understand because i was an only child and did not share my toys. in this video you can see susie and their little quarrel. ultimately, one gets to cabo. look at that. look at how beautiful. i always wanted a kangaroo. >> never miss an episode of "the five." he's our bear. "special report" is up next. >> top intelligence officials say russia is still trying to interfere with the u.s. election process. the president's daughter quibbles with her father about separating immigrant children. plus, what direction will the democratic party go? we will hear, and also press for some answers. this is "special report." ♪ >> bret: good evening, i am bret baier. we are live again tonight in los angeles. we start off this evening in washington where an all-star team of american national security officials said that despite president trump's warning to

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susi says it's a sad it's a poor. county just it and you've got a little justice is there to do that for the good that the president and that of. my family will cause it is one upon the to the white people know what he's going to done there's really more yes surely play she proceeded to move out before the night but of course at the house of h. the day was actually a lot as editors and was as was just recap of advances required. see this is rooted in a very subtle indeed children are manipulated by the archbishop but father emanuel offers another explanation. you know world's big partners. a lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the bats and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now for watching closely watching the hawks. america was never great was founded on the rates in the murder. nothing ch

kpix5's susie steimle explains. >> if the google app is not supposed to be reading my location, how does it know that i'm in mountain view? >> reporter: that's the question kay shakari has asked herself for the past year. she made a conscious choice to go through her phone and turn off locations on every app so her google phone wouldn't track her, but in a recent case to kohl's where she didn't use google maps proved her phone knew exactly where she was. >> i was like wait, how do you know i'm in kohl's? >> reporter: her complaint launched an associated press investigation that revealed turning off access to your data on google maps doesn't mean the company won't track you. >> the one we all thought turned it all off doesn't really do that. >> reporter: ian scher, an executive editor with cnet, said switching off location services just doesn't go far enough. >> sometimes sensorring apps in one location turns off and not in another. >> to actually get google to stop tracking your activity, wired magazine instructs you to go to your google account on a computer, click activity controls, th

kpix 5's susie spinal is that san francisco superior court. >>reporter: the man at the center of the case is 46-year- old lee johnson. the case was actually activated because of his poor health. he is hoping the jury side with him in this case. lawyers on both sides came out swinging today. >> there is offensive and completely bonkers. >>'s cancer was not caused by ranger probe. >>reporter: attorneys for lee johnson went so far as to show the jury how to fill a verdict form asking monsanto corporation to pay $373 million in punitive damages award $39 to johnson today. johnson is doing the multibillion-dollar corporation for failing to warn him about using ranger probe. the bulk version of roundup, during his work as a groundskeeper at venetia unified school district. johnson is dying of non- hodgkin's lymphoma and says monsanto is to blame. >> it would be nice to know. it would be nice to give cancer patients some idea of why they were the lucky ones. the truth is that you quickly cannot do that. >>reporter: the lead attorney for george lamb b

susie steimle is at the dmv in san francisco to walk us through what happened today. >> reporter: this all started with the real id, that is the id you have to get to board an airplane in 2020. it has made lines miserable. some people say they wait up to eight hours. but this week the dmv came under the microscope in sacramento. there were some suggestions that it was being mismanaged and that might be causing some of these long lines. so lawmakers suggested an audit of the dmv fought that and won. in daly city they have blankets and pulling up chairs in the morning fog. in pleasanton it is unpleasant standing in the heat, where ever you are across california if you are at the dmv you are in for a long way. >> i was in this line a month ago renewing my license. i was here for five hours that day. i am already going on three now. >> it is very disappointing. the waste of time has cost to be quite a bit of money. time away from work. >> reporter: the lines have elevated the story from the slow dmv stereotype to a potential systemic statewide problem. republicans even took out an attack a

susie steimle, kpix5. >>> a former inmate suing alameda county claiming she was forced to give birth alone in a dirty isolation cell as guards ignored her screams. it happened st where the woman was being held on a charge of endangering her other child because they were homeless. the sheriff's office says her painter initially misdiagnosed as false labor but the guards did step in to help after the birth. she filed her lawsuit in court in san francisco this week. >>> distracted driving is suspected in a violent crash along the same stretch of road where a officer was killed two weeks ago. chp says that white pickup truck slammed into a van flipping it over and injuring three workers. the van was parked on her shoulder. the workers were outside picking up trash. no word on charges. >>> the trump administration was to replace the obama clean power plan. the proposal just released by the epa. it would allow states to set their own regulations for coal, fired power plants. the administration claims that would reduce emissions from the current level by 2030 but critics claim the result co

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when brad and susie came to tell me about this, i it was something i really am. i was speechless. i didn't know what to say, and part of the reason was, and all of the members of his book this morning have said the same thing, i was just doing my job. i believe that, if we can make a better constituency, more educated constituency, a more educated congressional staff and a more educated member, then we will live up to what the founding fathers wanted. i am convinced that the show hamilton is successful because it was a new way to teach about the founding fathers. i have my own way of teaching about the founding fathers, but, for every time i've walked downtown and somebody stopped me on the street and says judy schneider, you beat me up in 1983 and i still appreciate it, for every tapper who grows up to be a member. some of you may know him as a five-time jeopardy champion. he was also a member of congress and a congressional fellow who spent a year on capitol hill. i had the opportunity to teach that fellowship class. thei kept in touch with him and he ran for congress, the wedne

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caught up with form a racing driver susie ball to discuss the issue. that's one of the wells of my motorcycle racing still employs attractive hostesses at the starting line to protect drivers from the rain and the sun and formula one racing that's. thing of the past so why don't we see women participating at the pinnacle of motor sport. almost everything for some it's purely about statistics others say women are just not strong enough but the sad reality is women a conspicuous by their absence in major formula one race this. ongoing as women do take part in karting and other forms of the sport but few advanced a formula one has a little bit about on. your books and the same goes for the pit not a female engineer or mechanic insights. it's got from there have been some very successful women in motor sport and there's no reason why there shouldn't be more in the future that would be sensational as we said that's a. good one woman fighting to get more women into may just bush is so easy wolf she was a williams test driver during the twenty fourteen fiftee

susie steimle reports on neighbors who had been worried about the missing man for weeks. >> well, it's shocking. it seems like something a work of fiction. >> reporter: police confirm a body was discovered inside a fish tank at 228 couldn't ident sex. scott worries it's the man who owns the home, his friend and neighbor, 65-year-old brian egg. >> they are not saying it is him. but i would be so surprised if it turned out to be someone else. >> reporter: scott started sounding the alarm on this months ago. he also called police asking for a wellness check. police say they did it three times but since there was no answer and circumstances didn't appear suspicious, they didn't request a search warrant or ever go inside. >> we don't just break down doors every time someone reports that someone is missing. >> reporter: you have family and neighbors saying over and over again at that time that they thought he was dead. >> i don't have information that said that they thought that he was dead, just that there was people that were coming and going. they hadn't seen him. >> reporter: it wasn't u

let's go live to kpix 5's susie stein with more on this. >> ken, this complaint was printed at the bottom of a restaurant menu. it criticizes the straw dan and then takes a swipe at the city for handing out hypodermic needles. we caught up with the mayor earlier today to hear what she thought about it. >> mayor london breed spent the morning meeting with business owners offering to take their concerns back to city hall. >> walk around the city and you see a lot of empty storefronts, that is not good for anybody. >> we are digging deep, and hopefully we can do something that is going to help support our small business community. >> across the city, one owner served up criticism, it is printed on the menu. at the bottom of the sentinels menu it says napkins, straws, and bags are available upon request. you can still get your needles for free though, welcome to sf. >> i totally understand that. but, the fact is that there are so many -- these are different issues. >> reporter: mayor london breed says she stands by banning straws. >> we have been an environmental leader. we're not just thinki

was friends and families pay their respects to susie on the fourth on her final journey the mother of two who was killed in zimbabwe's post-election violence last week she was on her way home when she got caught in the crossfire hit in the back by soldiers bullets it's the death of robert joshua my tumblr still can't believe the. she was a pretty we'll. just . when you would just. hypotenuse up and. you see god on wednesday the position m.d.c. supporters took to the streets and were met it was brutal violence by zimbabwe's smooth water cannons tear gas rubber bullets and life and the mission to crack down on opposition demonstrators. president elect emerson has promised consequences that was. in seat where some people last night i'm going to institute and in the end it. to inquire into the. fears of violence have been subsided the opposition is vowing to challenge the election results nelson chamisa insists the presidency has. lupus. this is. done. to make sure that we. will split but so far has not provided any evidence to back up his claims and meet the tense situation life and only