you wanted to import the tarps from china?told me that fema wouldn't allow their companto import tarps from china. it's a violation of federal contracting regulations. is that okay or not okay to import tarps from china? >> i'll let my contracting officers answer thatuestion. this is the first time i'm aware es that issue, that it's something about chtarps or china tarps. it's the first time it's been brout to me. >> sullivan: would it frustrate you to find out that two of your contractors were told that they cohed not import tarps and t finally the third contractor just goes ahead and does it, brings the tarps from china, and that this entire process now has lasted months when it could have lasted weeks? >> if we had 2,000 contracts, which is, i believe, and it may not be full-- it might have been 1,900 and something contracts-- that we've all successfully a executed, we houple of ones that didn't work out well and we dealt with it, okay? >> sullivan:ut these are the tarp contracts. how are you not frustrated by that? i frust

this is the first time i'm awars of thae, that it's something about chinese tarps or china tarps.s the first time it's been brought to me. >> sullivan: would it frustrate you find out that two of yo contractors were told that they could not import tarpsnd then finally the third contractor just goes ahead and does it, ings the tarps from china, and that this entire process now has lasted months when it could have lasted weeks? >> if we had 2,000 contracts, which is, i lieve, and it may not be full-- it might have been 1,900 and something contracts--t e've all successfully executed, we had a couple of lles that didn't work out and we dealt with it, okay? >> sullivan: but these are the tarp contracts. how are you not frustrated by eat? >> i'm frustrated rything that the disaster brings and i continue focus on getting it solved. and so if one path didn't work,o ow another path to get it done. >> sullivan: there w another key program to help with shelter. this one's run by the army corps engineers. >> good morning, i'm lieutenant general todd semonite. e sullivan: it's called b roofs.

that seems reasonable. >> i think the blue tarp is reasonable. the things that people want to know that they need to know is if you have multiple tarps, how you overlap. starting from the bottom and moving up so that you're overlapping this way. so, rain running down doesn't slide under your tarp. >> right. >> and the same technique we did over here, as silly as it may sound, wrapping the end of that blue tarp with your board and then securing that if you can underneath, if you have to on top is fine. but making sure that you don't have an area where the wind is going to get under and bill owe that tarp. >> the wind can rip it right off. >> and then you're back up there again. >> let's go inside and check out what we can do inside. >> old fun. here we go. >> so, ben, i see you have nails, universal tool right here. >> man's best friend. duct tape. let me show you a couple things we can use this for after an earthquake. this window right here, because it's off kilter, we have open seams all along. i have a lot of air coming through. i want to stay

when he got there, he saw his daughter under the tarp and she was dead.ter has been taken to the hospital. b.a.r.t. official told us the station is closed but riders in the morning can expect a normal schedule. the station will be back open. right now, a very large police investigation going on at the macarthur b.a.r.t. station in oakland. >> we will keep following this and have more coverage in the morning tomorrow. we hope you can join us then. >>> welcome to sports wrap. six games over 10 days between two rivals. finally, the bay bridge verdict is in. >> in six straight games, the a's and the giants looked like a couple of teams that were pretty well matched. the final results will say otherwise with oakland winning four of the six games. today, unoccupied, oakland fans getting their first look at jeurys familia. it did not ta

for themselves the people's tarp put it there. and they basically built themselves now to stick with it it's more likely to lead to innovation if you have tons of money around and crazy people and it is the bank so that's why i think i see it was probably actually a good idea of the global economy one yeah for the people never tarp was the was the program that they came out with during the two thousand and eight crisis to bail out the banks and it was approximately seven hundred billion dollars i believe and of course i got modified over time became sixteen trillion dollars but this is a nice thing idea that harry comes up with the socially that we know because it is a political action the genesis block as a highly politicized statement referring to the bailout and so that is carried through in this thinking that these types of i.c.a.o. as in crypto coins are the people's bailout effectively the people didn't get any of that money went right to the banks on the banks to not lend it out they did not lend it out in a productive capa

now according to the a's, this is the first time in 13 years that they've taken the tarp off the upper deck for a baseball game! they're hoping it could lead to a record-setting crowd tonight. ♪ [ music ] ♪ >> reporter: hours before the game even started, the rivalry between the a's and the giants was heating up in the parking lot. [ cheering and applause ] >> reporter: okay, it's a little much. >> they play each other a couple times a year. >> reporter: today is the first time in more than ten years the tarps are off the upper deck, affectionately mick named mt. -- nicknamed mt. davis, and the entire stadium is sold out! >> we had a full house last night except for matt davis so we're adding another 50 seats. >> that's the reason we bought tickets to this game. we seen it advertised and i go they're opening up, let's get tickets, you know? and it's always been covered. >> reporter: the expected crowd: fix,782. 56,-- 56,682. >> it feels great. >> reporter: the athletics hope taking the tarps off mt. davis for one night will show support for the team and the bid for a new stadium. >> we

if you're living with a blue tarp on your house it will be tested. rain for the next 24 to 48 hours. it won't arrive as a tropical storm. certainly not a hurricane but one of the first few tests of how things will bear out in puerto rico with a lot of folks still -- and instruction which you are barely standing at this point so we will keep you posted but beryl is no more. >> that graphic move you made, only through the miracle of television can you go all the way around the world with the flick of a button. >> we cover it all. >> that is amazing. thank you so much for that, ivan. >>> even though tropical storm beryl is getting weaker, no one is taking any chances in puerto rico where they're still recovering from hurricane maria. cnn's leyla santiago joins us from san juan and leyla, that storm is expected to hit tomorr tomorrow. what are residents doing to prepare? >> a lot of people are still very anxious, still recovering from hurricane maria and so they're still wondering what will happen with beryl when it comes to puerto rico. the government h

for themselves the people's tarp put it there. and they basically built themselves now. it's more likely to lead to innovation if you have tons of money around and crazy people and it is the back so that's why i think i see it was probably actually a good idea of the global economy one yeah for the people never tarp was the was the program that they came out with during the two thousand and eight crisis to bail out the banks and it was approximately seven hundred billion dollars i believe and of course i got modified over time became sixteen trillion dollars but this is a nice thing idea that harry comes up with the socially that we know because it is a political action the genesis block is a highly politicized statement referring to the bailout and so that is carried through in this thinking that these types of i.c.a.o. is in crypto coins are the people's bailout effectively the people didn't get any of that money went right to the banks on the banks to not lend it out they did not lend it out in a productive capacity that's why

the main concern here, a lot of the homes with tarps.uple we were with them as water started dripping into their home. listen to what our conversation was like. he's saying this tarp is for 30, 60 days and they have had it on the roof now for 9 months so that's his concern as he hears the thunder, as we sees the rain coming down. he's saying he's scared because if this roof does not hold the rain will come down and it'll ruin the little that they have left. the little that maria left them. ten months ago. and you can take a look. the ocean is pretty calm right now. but again, the concern was flooding. that's been minimal in this area and still 60,000 homes according to the governor with blue tarps on the homes right now. and on top of that, there's also the power situation. right now, as you mentioned, brooke, there are 13,000, nearly 13,000 customers without power right now. and on top of that, there was a peak of about 47,000 clients without power when the remnants of barrel started coming in. ten months after hurricane maria. >> that

see it as it probably actually a good idea of the global economy when our yeah for the people never tarp was the was the program that they came out with during the two thousand and eight crisis to bail out the banks and it was approximately seven hundred billion dollars i believe and of course i got modified over time became sixteen trillion dollars but this is a nice thing idea that harry comes up with the socially that we know because it is a political action the genesis block is a highly politicized statement referring to the bailout and so that is carried through in this thinking that these types of i.c.a.o. as in crypto coins are the people's bailout effectively the people didn't get any of that money went right to the banks and the banks do not lend it out they did not lend it out in a productive capacity that's why we have no more wealth creation that has happened we have had wealth concentration these guys have sat on their capital gave it to their friends who have more than than enough wealth and capital they had no ideas no new jobs have been real jobs have been created just se

you will still see the blue tarps on the roofs in san juan, puerto rico. in the capital.here are about 60,000 blue tarps protecting the homes of the people on this island after hurricane maria so that does speak to the fact that a few inches of rain could cause a bit of impact for the people of puerto rico who will anxious. many will tell you they're recovering after hurricane maria. people don't have power and some just had it restored last month. he said the power grid is more vulnerable today than it was before hurricane irma and hurricane maria. so that speaks to the challenges. they're keeping an eye on the southern coast of puerto rico and that was also where maria came in. in those mountainous areas, also areas in the interdwloor are impacted months ago by hurricane maria. so again there seems to be somewhat of a relief if new a home that has a blue tarp or a tin roof seek shelter. preps are under way and people are waiting to see what will come with tropical storm beryl and crossing their fingers that it doesn't have an impact on the lives of the people here. >> h

the governor says there are still 60,000 homes on this island with blue tarps as the rain comes down.er major concern, beyond the rain and the flooding and tarps is of course that volume n vulnerable power grid than it was before hurricane irma and hurricane maria given the hurricane season. still today there are 1500 customers without power. and again, while there is a bit of a sigh of relief given that this is not as bad as it was a few days ago, there was still very much the concern that any bit of rain, one inch, two inches, could have a big impact on the folks that are still very vulnerable from last hurricane season. john? >> lay la, thank you so much for being there. this next story had people wondering, can this really be true? so the u.s. threatened other nations in an effort to weaken aa world health organization measure that encourages breast feeding. you would think it would not be controversial but more than a dozen participants told the times that u.s. delegates threatened retrib bus on trade and military to ecuador. the resolution passed largely unchanged as russia step

fans show up, days like today, it makes it feel great. >> reporter: the athletics hope taking the tarp mt. davis for one night will also show support for the team and the bid for a new stadium. >> we just wanted to set a record, show the interest in the a's. especially with the amazing season this year, the young players, and this is a great way to do it. >> reporter: for fans, it's all about the bay area rivalry. >> it's time to send 'em home. >> giants all day, baby! >> gonna be a great day. and the oakland a's will win today! [ laughter ] >> reporter: if that attendance number does cross the 56,000 mark, that will be the la crowd in coliseum history for a baseball game! it's also going to be the largest single game crowd in any mlb game so far this season! so the a's are expecting to announce the attendance number tonight in the 7th inning. a fun act, the last time the coliseum broke the attendance record was in 2004, and you guessed talso during the bay bridge series! >> if charley finley could see them now. the man who brought the a's over from kansas city in 1968. he would probab

know they had the tarp out for sure.were supposed to be out there practice.ting no batting practice today. as a rest of all of the rain that we saw outhere on the field. now we had t tarp up there on the field. that's not a problem. also the grass. you think about how much rain. we've seen about an inch this. grass is made to drain very efficiently so not worried about that again. isould be a nice night for the game. s kind of like yesterday whereas it was extremely hot and humid. shers came through in the home run derby tonight and went off without a this storm definitely a good one here. we needed it. we hen't seen much rain. got a lot now and tracking those storms as they continue to move off towards the chesapeake. >> all righty. looked like that rain moved on into the dugout. >> thanks a lot. >>> while world is reacting tot president's meeting with the leader of russia his daughter ivanka tru visited a summer camp at prince george's county interacting with young people who could be o future cyber security experts. n

i want justice for my -- i saw my youngest daughter lying on the tarp, dead. i want justice for my daughter. >> they have not released the names of the victims. they were sisters. the one that did survive is at the hospital, in serious condition. this is one of the busiest transfer points. last but, it is not that busy. it was late on a sunday. anyone who saw anything is being asked to contact police. we have seen what appears to be an -- an officer walking around, looking in garbage cans and flowerbeds and we are expected to get another update on the investigation later on this morning. live in oakland, fox 2 news. >> to the tell you of the killer had any contact whatsoever with the two men -- women prior to the stabbing? >> the spokesperson i spoke to said he did not have that information and it appears, no, other than them being in that same car, the same train at the same time, it did not appear they had any interaction on the train that we are still waiting to find out if there are details. >> thank you. >>> two people are dead in toronto, canada, at leas

it grows the tarp the rocks it eventually. start composing over half of the world's seagrass meadows are in decline but here in al corn slew they're making a surprising comeback. oh wow. at one time there were thousands of sea otters in california but in the eighteen hundreds they were hunted to near extinction for their soft fur pelts. there are now more than one hundred in this as consuming a staggering one hundred thousand crabs per year. this federation is appetite has helped restore the balance of this ecosystem by triggering a chain reaction known as a trophic cascade. sea otters the crabs lower crop numbers allows smaller invertebrates like sea slugs to thrive and these creatures are crucial for the health of seagrass by eating build up on the leaves they allow sunlight to reach the plants. because sea otters are so crucial to the ecosystem scientists are carefully monitoring their slow and steady come back. they capture them and tag them with radio devices. finally here work really well. she was probably very close. wh

agricultural products from europe and his trade was just take spanish all lives which have been under tarp since november last year now the u.s. department of trade has upheld the decision today on yesterday on tuesday saying all the production is unfairly subsidized farmers and under new see it depend on the american market sales have plummeted. only trees as far as the eye can see in southern spain they shape not only the landscape but the economy taking trumps decision to include spanish olives in his trade war has been a pleasure to the people of under-used. under source of heated discussion even during the world cup. maybe that. alongside all the other negative measures trump has decided to implement the g t's on a very harmful to the agriculture of under including our village. could be an. actress of a a is a co-operative that's been hit especially hard it's spain's biggest all of exporter and the us is its biggest market by far. all it's over very popular product but since trump introduced his import tariffs sales have practically half. fifty people who've already lost their job for

they will remove the tarps on davis for saturday's game against the giants.tickets for the game, $10. the game took two of three from the giants to end the first half of the season. only three games behind seattle. i asked a tv analyst about the braves before the trade deadline. going from sellers to buyers. party change minute strategy heading into the second half? >> reporter: you have been told you need to be in position from the front office to start making moves. well, we are here. it is break time. time to get moving and shaking. >> let's hope that is the case. the newest warrior met with the media for the first time since signing with the golden state. he was waived by the jazz earlier this month it was not out of work very long. >> my agent called me and said the warriors were interested. after that, it was a wrap. when the best team in the world calls, you answer. [ laughter ] >> he picked up the phone, championship ring coming his way. >>> if you are busy doing another repair two-year pontoon boat carburetor this weekend again, yes, again. this is w

removing the tarps is one night only. do not get used to it up there.>>> last night the top four buster aleppo si is going to get things cooking. we're tied up with one and one. a little bit of defense in this, too. he is going to make a terrific catch. this is a great catch out there. going away and then jones is going to go around with a bomb down to the right field line. that makes the foul pole and then for the panda and they're saying i got it. that's a solo homer. taking the home opener by 5 to 1. the a's normally are sellers this time this year. with a chance of making the playoffs, they maybe doing the shopping. there's several sources with the mats landing to the closer. he had 17 saves and 2.88era and was an all star. they hoped to pair him up ahead of the closer. the a's looked pretty good last night. they lost, but it's great to be at the ballpark. >> probably a perfect night. >> yeah, bring a light jacket. it's a per vectis night for baseball. >>> it's going to be dry and coming up, giving you a view this morning where we're waking up with

they load them on the tarp. >> mama is going to freak out. she thinks like you're building a gazebo. >> is that what she told you? >> they come up with a fun way to unveil the surprise. >> the eagle has landed. >> what are you up to? >> as soon as she opens the door -- >> she knows -- >> surprise! >> surprise! >> like, it's not my birthday, what are you guys doing here? >> you have been such a big help to everyone out here lately. i love you so much and i appreciate you so much. so does every single person here. >> unveil your surprise -- >> that's really cool. >> yes! >> mom loves to swim. however, old pool had to be demolished recently. didn't think she was getting a new one until this. >> mama -- >> yeah! >> all right. >> it's the big one. and just look at that beauty. saying this is the longest ever ridden in over 20 years. >> insane. >> run, man. >> it just keeps going and going and going and going. >> the photographer says he's been in western australia for eight years since florida, the waves weren't big enough there and he moved. he g

they say they are removing the tarps for one night only. >>> 7:44, say good morning to my key back asming head-on mornings on 2. >>> coming up in the next hour just one year after the california adopted one of the toughest child evacuation laws in the country, seeing a dangerous trend in the state. the reason it could be putting children's health at risk. and, as soccer's world cup wraps up the rugby world cup sevens is just getting started. coming up at nine, live with the ceo of usa rug be, as the tournament comes to the bay area and displayed for the first time ever on american soil. see you in the next hour of mornings on 2. >>> mike, thank you for that happening today, the mega millions once again has reached a mega jackpot. no one has hit all of the numbers in the multistate lottery since early may. the jackpot has grown in a big way. $375 million up for grabs. it looks like huge prices are happening more often. they are. a $451 million price was claimed in january, a $533 million jackpot in march, over half 1 billion. your odds of winning are pretty good tonight all is well. --

they have ten the tarp off now, and they are starting to get it ready for the festivities thatill go on tonight. all of this rain came down. you had the red carpet and of the celebrities and players coming on. the red w carpett off fine and did have to cancel it earlier, shut it down earlier because the rain did start during the red carpet event and now they are starting to get things back to acrmal. getting things to normal here at the saltline as well. we'll be back with more ontohat expect tonight where the storms go frond here a what's coming up over the next couple of days. >> thanks,ou remember to get the nbc 4 app so you can get the hour-by-hour forecast and any realtime weatr alert in your neighborhood. >> now to new details and dramatic video in a sseless shooting that claimed the life of a little girl in d.c. and left several others wounded. 10-year-old makiyah wilson had just gotten out no a courtyard of an apartme complex when a barrage of bullets rang out. surveillance cameras captured the disturbingoments as a car here pulls up and people get out and guns fire in differ

they've decided to take the tarps off mount davis just for saturday. the laster time that happened was 13 years ago. back in 2005. this time it will coed co -- coinside with the reunion of the 1995 team. tickets in the mount davis seats are $10 and fans are snapping them up. >>> so what's the reason for the a's success? bob melvin says they have an angel in the outfield. and did bryce harper spend more hoskins played for sacramento state. the phillies drafted him in the 5th round of 2014, and tonight he was on one of t stages.. >>> it was just four years ago that reese hopkins played for sacramento state. the phillies drafted him in the sixth round of 20 tonight he was on baseball's biggest stage. washington, d.c. hosting its first all star game since ruderby. ilar17 bombs. but cubs lefty kyle schraber beat him later. he tightened the bandana and struggled early in the final round but with 55 seconds to go found a groove and he hit five home runs to tie schwarber he a number 19 with his dad pitching how about that. congratlations to bryce harper. >> th

they've decided to take the tarps off mount davis just r saturd.appened was 13 years ago. back in 2005. this time it will coed co -- coinside with the reunion of the 1995 team. tickets in the mount davis seats are $10 and fans are snapping them up. >>> so what's the reason for the a's success? bob melvin says they have an angel in the outfield. and did bryce harper spend more time in front of the mirror than he did at the plate? the derby is next. hoskins played for sacramento state. the phillies drafted him in the 5th round of 2014, and tonight he was on one of

it grows the tarp the rocks it eventually starts the composing over half of the world so. grass meadows are in decline but here in al corn slew they're making a surprising comeback. oh wow. at one time there were thousands of sea otters in california but in the eighteen hundreds they were hunted to near extinction for their soft fur pelts. there are now more than one hundred in this as consuming a staggering one hundred thousand crabs per year. this federation's appetite has helped restore the balance of this ecosystem by triggering a chain reaction known as a trophic cascade. sea otters the crabs lower crop numbers allows smaller invertebrates like sea slugs to thrive and these creatures are crucial for the health of seagrass eating algal build up on the leaves they allow sunlight to reach the plants. because sea otters are so crucial to the ecosystem scientists are carefully monitoring their slow and steady come back. they capture them and tag them with radio devices. so the farmer here worked really well. she was probably very close. what's the purpose of tropical we go

. >> so, he says, he reluctantly helped his mother wrap mike snyder's dead body in a waterproof tarp, in the backyard and put some construction waste on top of it. >> what's going through your mind at this time? >> i don't want to get caught. i don't want to go to jail. what am i doing? >> and michael told detectives about the breakdown he had a at mr. snyder's funeral. the one that the snyder family thought was so peculiar. >> i couldn't handle it. i had a breakdown. the family was staring at me and she's outside talking to me. she said is this what happened? and i i don't remember remember saying anything back. but now it was about that. >> i had the feeling that he was glad to finally get it off of his chest. he broke down somewhat. i can only imagine what it would be like keeping that type of secret. >> the detective showed michael photographs of the snyder's property as it looked in 2002. and had michael circle where he believed his step father's body was buried. >> did michael believe he was on the hook for his part in this? >> i think he probably knew that he was. he knew he wa

this is the desk without the tarp over it, that's all original white house would -- wood. the cabinet that you see off the left, you see the filing cabinet. when i was 12 years old i got onto the roof of the house through the attic. i took my 10-year-old brother and my 40 something-year-old mother with me. the secret service had a heart attack and my grandmother had a heart attack and orders us off of the roof. she locked the attic and hid the key. three months after she passed, the park service called and said, do you know where the key to the attic is and i mother said she hid it from me. turned out to be in the filing cabinet taped to the back of a drawer in the filing cabinet where it was. further evidence of my grandparents care with money, there's no wallpaper behind the covered. were not going to move it but just paper around it so we will be fine. if my grandparents come back i am a dead man. so, they set about rebuilding the white house and put the entrance hall back together and started putting the state dining room back together, and the west sitting hall where

cave for the last you know nearly two weeks all the media have been pushed away from there they were tarps put up a couple of hours ago even before all the media had had to leave we presume that is because of the operations that are going on the preparation for the start of the rescue mission or the actual beginning of the rescue mission we don't know exactly what it is but that is clear that's what they're doing officials telling us that the reason they're doing that is because they want that area clear so if and when those boys do come out of the mouth of that cave they want it clear access for the ambulances to get out of there and get out of there as quickly as possible and what's the process involved. if and when navy's rescue attempts. so that's you know and this is something that they've rehearsed a couple of times over these last several weeks two weeks what they'll do is they'll be an ambulance right by the mouth of that cave they'll be brought out on gurneys put into the ambulance police escort in the country roads just behind me over to pad a police helicopter pad that has been

while tarps and what memories we needed many sky you could see our backsides. you couldn't of course we got into lots of trouble at home do you think unbelievable that everyone got so upset how can you wear such as. short skirt it's indecent oh no she didn't care as long as it provoked the prudish moral ideas of their parents it was all right. but the real obstacles to emancipation were and still are deeply rooted in the social role of women even the sixty eight generation realised that the female revolution needed to come of age initially the women of nine hundred sixty eight left the action to the smart poster boys of the movement. payphones and it was a long time women weren't just seen as the chicks of the revolutionaries i think right at the beginning women needed to break free from that they started off typing all the leaflets and making the coffee before they realized that something was wrong with your post this is in all fairness just of us initiative they willingly joined in with sexual liberation too like within a tory is german commune i'm not i gues

the tarps are up. in situations like that that typically means they have reached the man's body and they're trying to pull it out with some semblance of dignity. this happened not far from the cal palace. the worker was in a trench with another man installing a 24- inch concrete storm drain buried about 24 feet deep when the first man got out of the trench that trench collapsed trapping the second man. >> to the family we lost a good friend, a good worker, but a good man. and we work every day to try to avoid these kind of events. >> reporter: now the victims identity has not yet been released at this point. we are reaching hour 12 of this situation and the crews here that have been diging in -- have been digging in this dirt to find the remains of the man have finally been found and will be removed shortly. >>> and the bay area's biggest city gets a new crime fighting tool in the sky. how criminals picked up the tab. >> and a facial recognition fail. a bay area congressman demanding on answers after a

. >> the team helped pull the tarp onto the field still wearing their kilts., they called off the game. >> aah. >> and rescheduled it for next wednesday. >> are they going to wear the kilts again? >> i don't know. >> lots of bat swinging in that game. hopefully nobody slides into home. >> can you imagine? oh, my gosh. >> some of them are wearing tights at least. >> were they? how can you tell? >> they were covering their legs. i'm not checking underneath. >>> coming up, the neighborhood on lockdown. >> a suspect last seen swimming. what authorities saying, there was an apparent need to cool off. understandable. >>> and did the queen's choice of jewelry send a message to president trump? the potential brooch beef in the skinny. president trump? the potential brooch beef in the kippy. about the colonial penn program. here to tell you if you're age 50 to 85, and looking to buy life insurance on a fixed budget, remember the three p's. what are the three p's? the three p's of life insurance on a fixed budget are price, price, and price. a price you can afford, a pr

look from chopper 5, something is different at the oakland coliseum, for the first time in years, the tarps have been pulled off a section of seats known as mount davis. the a's made that move for saturday's game against the giants, there hoping to break an all-time attendance record of about 56,000 fans. >>> we have the forecast for that big series coming up in oakland this weekend. we also have the forecast for everyone this weekend. find out which day could have up to a 40 degree temperatures spread, coast to end, that is next. >>> all new at 6 pm, an original report, the only reporter on the water, betty yu, with an up close look at the oceans more -- most feared predator, why monterey bay is attracting young great whites. >>> the markets closed down today, here's a look at the closing numbers from wall street . >>> the state to have a "microgrid" powered by renewable energy. the project is part of the organization's goal to reduce its carbon footprint by 10-perce kaiser medical center in richmond has become the first hospital in the state to have a micro grid powered by renewable energ

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this is the desk without the tarp over it. that is all original white house wood. the carpenters made it for him. they also made this cabinet and, which is in a corner nearby and that cabinet, if you see out to the left, you see a filing cabinet. when i was 12 years old. i got up on the roof under the attic and i took my 10-year-old brother and my 40-something mother with me and the secret service had a heart attack. my grandmother had a heart attack. she ordered us off the roof and she locked the attic and hided key and three months after she died, the park service called and said, called my mother and said, mrs. daniel do you know where the key to the attic is? and my mother said, hell, no, she hid it from me. turned out to be in the filing cabin cabinet. taped to the back of the drawer and further evidence of my grandparents' care with money. there's no wallpaper behind that cupboard. we're not going to move it, just paper around it, it will be fine. in my grandparents come back, i'm a dead man. they start rebuilding the white house, they start putting the entra

economic histories are china described america's imposition of thirty four billion dollars worth of tarps on chinese goods america has its own products like cost planes and hard drives china responded immediately targeting u.s. agricultural products its cost and medical products. the response to trump's tariffs on chinese goods was swift. but at a meeting in bulgaria premier league was quick temper sighs his country's reluctant resolution to come out on top. our view is that trade war is never a solution for china would never start a trade war but if any party resorts to increase terrorists then china will take measures in response. so far beijing has mirrored washington's tariffs slapping twenty five percent duties on goods ranging from cars to soybeans and seafood. the u.s. signaled it could up the ante announcing fresh levies and hinting at half a trillion dollars worth of chinese goods could be in the crosshairs the threat of a full blown economics arms race has many observers worried. elite dozen years he took in it isn't the united states is trying to get it advantages through press

the stock market today more or less shrugged off the comments the tarps not implemented yet and also we had earnings season which is kind of crowded out some of this noise that we've been hearing but make no mistake that is papering over the cracks because when we do if i should say we do see these tariffs implemented then we will see a severe reaction on the stock market and the dollar dips today yes absolutely severely you could say so if president trump were to go the full five hundred i guess any doubts that there is a trade war between the u.s. and china the that would be removed would be face soften this is this is we'll just call it a trade war then absolutely i mean. the the difficult thing in all of this is that american workers wouldn't be saved american industries would not benefit from this so he would kind of be shooting himself in the foot there really and what would be interesting to see is how china could strike back because they can't just slap on an equal amount of terrorists because what they've got left over which is not priced in the same is as america they they

in fact, it got so bad, a tarp had to be laid out to triage the guests. >> it was a beautiful day thatthat you would see, you know, in a horror movie. people were walking around not themselves. they couldn't talk. they were incoherent. some people were saying things like, you know, i just want to die. >> well, she says that she's suing to pay for her guests' hospital bills. the catering company claims third party companies who brought in food and drinks are to blame. and the caterer is also suing, demanding the couple pay their outstanding $4,000 bill. >>> if you think the summer heat is slowing you down, you might be right in more ways than one. a new harvard study found that heat slows down your brain. researchers found that students who took exams during a heat wave without air-conditioning had 13% longer reaction times compared to students who had a/c. the students in the a/c were not only faster coming up with their responses, they were also more accurate. >>> just in time for your summer road trip, a company is now selling glasses that prevent carsickness. the frames contain liqu

cmac it was hard for me to see my daughter's body with a tarp over her. i cannot get that out of my mind. >> reporter: instead of celebration, the family is planning a funeral. cmac that was a horrific manner. she was looking forward to graduating. we have to bury her. always tell your children you love them. you know what i am saying. i always tell my daughter.>> reporter: the family is at a visual -- a vigil right now. the sister was treated and released. >>> late today the mayor talked at city hall about the stabbing. she acknowledged it came on the heels about online chatter about white supremacist. cmac i want to send my sincere condolences for this senseless act of violence. i want to say that the whole community grieves together. i hope we will heal together. oakland has no room for hate. we are a city that stands against rachel -- racial hatred, white supremacy. we believe that this city, our nation should be a place that welcomes everybody. >> the mayor wanted to say that there is no evidence saying the stabbing was racially motivated. >> the sta

but certainly they are destroying people with debt here's the guy who also engineered all of the not tarp but he engineered all of the fannie mae and freddie mac. hamp and the restructuring of these loans that actually didn't end up helping any american mortgage holder who was underwater but it helped all the banks so here i did it under obama to put to put us in the car when you started just like you're saying during this obama period when he came into town and he just really threw the keys to the. to the washington elite to get washington consensus and this is what they have come up with on top of that we have another situation where apparently america's labor shortage is approaching epidemic proportions and it could be employers who end up paying so of course they're very concerned about this all these financial press is concerned that employers there's apparently an epidemic of a labor shortage so one thing most people learn in economics one hundred one is that usually if there's a shortage of say apples or milk you raise the price and what happens apple milk arrives in the market rig

conservative and you could do better for her cards in the united states we look at these three people on the tarp that were running the national security state at one point in time if this is the face and i think it's very duplicitous ok i did these people are not to be trusted and people like that are prosecuting this young woman go ahead. peter the proof is in the putting people like comin john brennan are running scared yet you know yet that the house intelligence committee that's serious about this investigation has the goods on them yep they can go to jail yep the matter of fact devon newness the head of the intelligence committee in the house has said precisely that if they're guilty they're going to be put on trial this is a new phenomena mn the food the so new deal here in the united states getting back to you know the fable the drivel about russia gate it was very very clear on amy goodman this morning less than two hours ago live ok she ended up after giving greg gordon of mcclatchy twenty minutes she ended up saying now i have to point out that this is all speculation right well the sp

reporter: he is taking this day by it was hard for me seeing my baby laying on the platform with a tarp over her. i can't get that out of my mind. >> reporter: they are planning of -- funeral instead of a celebration.>> she is supposed to be looking forward to graduating. now we have to bury her. always tell your children you love them. that is one thing i did tell her. >> reporter: the family is holding a vigil. it will run until 7 pm tonight. her sister was injured and was treated and released. frank and julie when i talked to her father, he was able to say i love you to his daughter the last time he saw her. cmac it is a heartbreaking story. -- >> reporter: it is a heartbreaking story. >>> i want to send my sincere condolences to this family for the senseless act of violence. i want to say that as a whole community, we grieve together. i hope we will heal together. oakland has no room for hate. we are a city that stands against racial hatred, white supremacy. we believe that this city and our nation should be a place that welcomes everyone. cmac the mayor -- >> the mayor acknowledged