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look out if my radio producer tc ever releases the outtake reel, i'll be done. i remember being so honored in 2001 when the editor of the daily news first offered me a column at the news and years late if with brian i.t. i tierney invite pled to come over the philadelphia inquirer. i majored in boast goth and journalism at at that at lehigh university and felt like a calling and they had fun at my last name, with the coln "do you want that super such sized." getting a column was not the first time had written for the philadelphia daily news. climbed through the archives of the newspapers and forget to that back in 198 a 5, at the conclusion of my first year of law school at penn, i published an essay in the daily news under he headline "america offers opportunity to those who work." in the book i revisit that is say like i resist -- revis u visit everything else. take issue with some of what i broke. i still think america is land of opportunity but luck has a lot to do with the equation and that was a large pat of the fun, exploring opinions offered over the cou

we'll hear from london breed and tc first african-amerin to hold the post. >>> also from the at&t mega merger from time warner, a look at this week'sme develos in tech. >>> plus a new book on fateful meeting convened by robert f. kennedy more than 50 years ago and how that conversation continues today. ndello welcome to "kqed newsroom." i'm thuy vu. we begin with the new mayor elect london breed. san francisco waited as votes for counted in tight race for mayor. either of the t topwo candidates promised to be a first for the mark leno would be the first openly gay mayor. while london breed would be the first african-american woman to lead the city. finally on wednesday morning he conceded to breed. the new mayor elect grew up in the western addition neighborhood and was first elected to the boardce of offs in 2012. she sat down with editor scott schafer. >> thanks for ofming in. >>course. >> when you walked through the doors of city sll and yd my name is london london breed, what went through your mind? >> ilicouldn't bee it to tell you the truth. it almostelt like a dream. it's amazin

there's a severe thunderstorm tc in effect for just about everybody. >> derecho is a powerful line of thunderstorms. it is a straight line of rm thundersthat has a bit of a bow echo to it. you can have that in a bow echo, derecho is the high end of that in severity. >> you could see the moisture in the atmosphere allowed that storm to just explode. we get stronger winds than ut anything o of a hurricane. a when you gtorm like this, you go from zero to 80 in a matter of a couple of sends. nothing nothing nothing, you see it coming, and woosh. >> i see a lot of peop trying to figure out what is going on this storm just came basically out of nowhere for a lot of folks. >> a complete mess. >> it came out of nowhere. >> i knew this would be almost i once in a li event to see tomething like this. everybody come dowhe windows, watch what happens. we're about to get crushed. and that's exactly what happened. trees were flying. trees down in our parking lot. couple trees down on cars our parking lot. this was much worse than any o torn would ever see in the area, because this is not just a cou

tc the city of mountain view. critics call it tax on jobs. nbc bay area mark matt yous in mountain view with the biggest employer in the city is google. they could be on the hook for more than $3 million a year. >> no question. google is the biggest fish in mountain view business pond. more than 5,000 employees and now the city wants to tax the company for every one of those jobs and use the money to improve transportation. >> it's not just google that would be hit by this tax, the proposal would tax every business in mountain view on a sliding scale. the more employees, the higher the bill. under the mayor's plan, google share would amount to 3.3 million per year. a little half than the tax revenue. promising the money will be spent on transportation. >> we see what we're trytoloing do is help employers. google did yacht request for comment. silicon leadership group warns this is a tax on jobs. >> next economic downturn which is inevitable, mountain view and anyone else considering this may wonder why they didn't value jobs once and wanted t

so in many instances,hey work very closely with programs that they can partnership companies like tcsto bring broad and to customers that have adequate broadband can bring a more rich verbose broadbanin the future. i do t it's important as the administration,ccress cos infrastructure like the proceedings and other concepts, that brought andas determined to be a matter of infrastructure to our country and national policies. that is a change becau typically we think of infrastructure as roads, bridges, railway, et cetera, which are important and need to be helped. but you cannot survive today is the business come as an individual in economy without having robust broadband experience. >> we are by this afternoon online capabilities of isis. the former n.y.p.d. director and cofounder of the now defunct resolution muslim website but their experience working against each other. new america hosting the event this afternoon. it should start in just a moment. ♪ [inaudible conversations] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> again, moments away from the start of a quorum on online capabilities of isis hos

when not trickle working on federal agriculture policy, josh manages research and outreach on tcs efforts to perform the army corps of engineers, government, general government transparency. so let's start with scott. we will providief rocks and then will take questions from you. -- brief remarks. >> hello, everybody. my name is scott faber get and the vice president for governmental affairs for the environmental working group, and as you heard from senator grassley, americans overwhelmingly support providing farmers with the tools necessary to manage the ups and downs of the agriculture, but as senator grassley put it, much better than i will, farm subsidies should only flow to farmers and only to those farmers who live and work on farms. and it's also important that work should meet a commonsense definition of the word worker. of the gao which found a few weeks ago, nearly a quarter of subsidy recipients who are required to be actively engaged in farming as as a condition of receiving subsidies, satisfy the obligation through personal management such as joining conference calls. and as

if you're not going, you can tc on abc 7. our coverage starts at 10:00 tuesday morning. nation right after they landed in oakland. anthony flores has all the details in this morning's sports. >> reporter: good morning, everyone. the warriors celebrated the title friday night in cleveland. yesterday they brought the party home. the back-to-back nba champs returned to the town, steph curry doing a little shimmy with the larry o'brien trophy. the warriors captured the title by sweeping the cavaliers in game four, 108-85. kevin durant was named finals mvp for the second year in a row. with three titles in four years, it is one of the greatest runs in nba history. >> i don't think we all thought this was possible. we just -- went out and played the game. to trophy, three times, bring it home to the bay. special. >> it's been a long year. long, difficult season. but definitely all worth it in the end. just an amazing finish. i thought our guys played so they saved the best for last. >>> history on the track as justify goes wire to wire to capture the triple crown. >> it's just

tc desertion. by appreciating enslaved soldiers of african descent who fled the colonial forces, i recalibrate military service. the culture of patriotism and the linkages of desertion for framework rooted in the scholarship of the struggle. in recognizing black men abandoned the british army in jamaica and the spanish forces in cuba, i argue similar to their decision to enlist, which historians show was this on their decision to be free, formerly enslaved men decided to leave because service occurred as the man endeavored to become free during the process of emancipation. in august 1865, he decided to leave military service. he arrived with a dirty gun. hiding the weapon, he was ordered to report for punishment. the lieutenant wanted him tied up. he grew angry by the punishment and treatment. he returned to his tent muttering about the injustice. his congress -- his people overheard the griping, saying that lieutenant was disrespectful. one of the soldiers attempted to grab him. he responded, tell

police department tc over this viral the district that someunter in calling an illegal search.de o showsican-ameran men gathered outside aasarbershop in not d.c. at some point police pull up and find a gun on one man. police then proceed to search all the men despite releasing the man with the gun. thepencident hapd last n wednesdayear deanwood. some of the men told fox5 they anbelieve that m was working with police undercover. outraged community members s legal or ethical.the search police chief peter newsham says if police misconduct happened it will be addressed. >>> also at 6:30 this morning, homicide detectives in the district busy trying to figure out who shot a man to death inside of a home. this happened around 2:15 this morning in the 2400 block of skyland place southeast. callers to s fox5 a largey and crowd gathered as police first aived on the scene. they dispersed a short time later. >>> president donald t under fire this morning following a series of tweets over the weekede. the pnt took to twitter yesterday comparing people who entered the united states fm mexico to invade

white house officials subject tc publhaming-- we delve into the nation's political divide. and much more. >> woodruff: we turn now to capitol hill. where, as congressional correspondent lisartesjardins re there's new fallout after today's supreme court decisions and the ongoin immigration debate. >> djardins: while house republicans struggle on a compromise immigration bill, members of the senmoe are showin signs of bipartisanship, but it might not be enough for a sotion to the immigration battle brewing on the hill. senator mazie hirono is democrat from hawaii and the only immigrant currently serving inhe senate, having come t the u.s. from japan as a child with her mother and brother. senator hirono, we're going to talk about immigration and child separation, but, first, i want to start with the news of the hy, the decision by supreme court on the president's travel ban. you've had some very strong words, comparing this to the koramatso decision. chief justice john roberts wrote in the decision that he said it was wholly inapt to lien that to this one today. is he right?

. >> wo they must have a lot of rain in tc. potoma everything's up a little n'bit. t surprise me.asn't long, they were closed a few weeks ago. >> yesterday i don't feel like it rained a whole lot. >> think about it, the potomac goes way up there, so it can catch rain that you never even see and ass that'oming down that's going toause it to flood. >> how's it looayng for tod sir. >> it still looks like, look a picture. >> yeah, i know. >> this is crazy. >> grounds ifog. >>ish someone could wipe the camera, wipe it off. >> and we would realizet did absolutely no good. >> thank you jim. okay. temperatures out the now, look, give this fog a couple hours to burn off. some of it maye we're 72 now, some 60s out in the suburbs, somehi places t morning just gorgeous with t sun coming up. winchester is 64,eethere's b a couple of light showers trying to come down from the south. but it looks le those are weakening, dissipating if you will. hot today, about 90 degrees f o so a high temperature. this does notactor in the humidity. still dealing with the humidity so, erefore, 90, it will briefl

you get the kids to school,tc fog, heat index is in the low 80s.gain,oi sticky through monday and tuesday with dangerous heat. we are weather alert. we have a chance for showers and thunderstorms tuesday. better chance wednesday and thursday. temperatures in t we stay muggy throughout this week. ee have mor (burke) at farmers, we've seen almost everything so we know how to cover almost anything. even a "cactus calamity". (man 1) i read that the sandaro can live to be two d years old. (woman) how old do you think that one is? (man 1) i read that the sandaro can live to be two d years old. (man 1) my guess would be, about... (man 2) i'd say about two hundred. (man 1) yeah... (burke) gives houseplant a whole new meaning. and we covered it. talk to farmers. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ all year, father's day. we want to take a moment to ce ibrate the men our lives that mean so much. we asked a group of experts, the kids, whaty love most about their dads and grand dads. take lo

akerael: i think that wee pce that came tc before the data, has some people held back. believe confirms that the for rate rises for september and then december, is a more likely scenario. it is a bit of a muddling about. andt of holds below 3.1% the markets remain unconvinced. that being one risk here, and another is trade. we have been looking at what is happening with italy with the new premier saying that they radical agendaa of fiscal expansion. the contingent is contained in there, but with this embarkation in terms of what might happen there, are there any follows that investors in the u.s. and asia should be aware of? risksl: there are real here. the concern is the economics of trade barriers, tariffs, or are very clear. economically, they are disastrous. we saw that demonstrated in the late 1920's and 1930's, when the global recession was severely prolonged by the trade sanctions. we know the economics of this are very clear, but the problem is that it is being captured by domestic politics in many cases. with populism on the rise, the danger is that politicians

entering the market place and new to raising we do that research and we do that work through the are in tc >> thank you. any quick follow-up? >> the issue of designer drugs does come up in the lack of the lack of organization and you're sitting next to one in the rtc is another one and the association of racing chemist is a third. when we get information about the use of a potential substance it goes into that network in various ways and i know the new york lab has come under criticism here because it used to be a wagering director in new york and the first time i met the doctor that i appreciate it how we spent all his free time on the internet cruising the bls of other sports to see what they were using in trying to develop ways to detect that and that is not changed in all of those years. as a matter of fact, was the new york lab the reason they discovered the use of a designer drug that no one had the ability to test for and that was circulated out to the network of labs. we may not be good at counting our own phone but there is a system in place and it may not be perfect but there is