reference, the -- hearing no public comment, the sparks report named after former commission president teresa sparks, 'cause we're trying to keep up with all the general department orders and changes. we've dealt with things on an emergency basis with the department of general orders because it's become an issue. what we're trying to do recently is we're trying to mirror the reforms that were requested by the u.s. department of justice. obviously if they think it's a priority then we've been prioritizing those. with reference to serious incident review board, commissioner dejesus is right. we both have sat on that, and actually it's getting a little more robust, i have to tell you the last couple of times. there's been some discussion thanks to the participation of the d.p.a., well, how would this look under the new department order? i have to tell you there's been more questioned being asked by the members of the command staff. that is important that we do look at that because you know, things will change, and we start -- you know, the public wants to see -- in any serious incident, they want to re

robert: the latest on the expanding mueller probe, plus, president trumpea sparks overseas when he criticizes teresaay's brexit plan and warns it could put a trade deal in jeopardy. president trump: most lik by we'lle dealing with the european union instead of dealing with the u.k. so it will probably kill the deep. robert: may remained calm and carried on. >> from the outset president trump has been clear about how he sees the challenges we face and on many we agree. bert: and, after rattling allies at nato, presidentrump takes a victory lap on military spending. president trump: tremendous progress has been made. eryone has agreed to substantially up their commitment. robert: but the french president debunked mr. trump's assertion, saying there was no missouri new agreement. we discuss it all, next. announcer: this is "washington week."nd g is provided by -- newman's own foundation, donating all profits from newman's own food products to charity and nourishing the common good.o d patricia yuen for the yuen foundation. committed to bridging cul differences in our communities. the ethics and excelle

the first couple welcomed by teresa mae and her husband. >>> and he has sparked a backlash for somethingone on a trip to israel. this was shown on video, showing -- firing guns at a training center. the border police have been known to shoot and kill palestinians. the trip was partly sponsored by a group called friends of the israel defense forces. >>> new video marked the end of an era in florida, one of cape canaveral's most storied launch sites was imploded with the push of a button. the launch complex 17 had been a nasa workhorse for decades. the rubble will be cleared, making way for a private company planning regular missions to the moon. >>> across the bay area and the country, build-a-bear workshop are getting stuffed with customers. shopping malls, flooded with strollers and illinois in southern california, the line stretched out the door in texas and georgia. it is all part of the campaign called pay your age day. but, don't run out to bay area stores just yet. kpix 5 is live in san mateo to explain why. >> reporter: call it crazy or brilliant marketing. but, one thing is for s

sparked a very special road trip. >> abc 7 news was outside the menlo park police department as 5-year-old teresa ann babcock served up lemonade to police officers and firefighters. >> she's so cute. her family set out nearly ten days ago to sell lemonade outside police stations with one purpose in mind. >> to raise money for the fallen police officers. >> it's better to give than to receive. she's taken that upon herself, she's always giving to the police officers. >> teresa got inspired after watching a disney channel show. she will be selling lemonade tomorrow say south san francisco and san francisco police departments. >> her families love with lemons campaign has raised thousands of dollars for families with fallen officers. what a nice thing to do. >> terrific. "world news" is next. i'm kristen sze. >> i'm dan ashley. see you again in a half hour. >>> tonight, the deadly flash flooding as we come on the air. the water rescues under way. bystanders can be seen forming a human chain in the east. and the new warnings just issued rtheast.s afternoon here in the authorities tonight say take this seriously. and me

sparked a summer road trip. >> today you can help her. we introduced you to teresa this week.bc 7 news was outside the police department as she served up lemonade tofirefighters ther. her family set out ten days ago to sell lemonade outside police stations with one purpose in mind. >> to raise money for the fallen police officers. >> it's better to give than to receive and she's taken herself giving to the police officers. >> teresa, such a sweetie, was inspired after watching a disney channel show. she'll be selling lemonade at the south san francisco and san francisco police departments. her family's love with lemons campaign has raised thousands of dollars for the families of fallen officers. you go teresa ann. >> she's adorable. >> what was your most memorable birthday. one man celebrated his day combining two of his favorite hobbies, music and exercise. ♪ >> that's one way to do it. the 27-year-old wanted to do something special for all july babies and he came up with this. it's his idea. the talented violinist performed "happy birthday" hanging upside down on monkey bars

teresa theresa invited him 18 months ago, so he's thrilled. the mood of the people is a little different. if you remember, that invitation a year and a half ago sparked huge protests in this country and the visit was downgraded from a state visit, a big honor, a very special visit with lot of pomp and circumstance to a working visit, and it was postponed and canceled and, yet, there are still going to be protests. there were a few hundred people outside the palace this evening despite the fact it's in the middle of the english countryside and we're exp a big protest here in london. >> woodruff: yamiche, we know one of prime minister theresa may's concerns is aout what the president has been saying and may be doing with russia's president vapt. vladimir putin. he's going to meet him monday, was praising him again today.n what do wew about the plans for that meeting? >> well, president trump had really nice wos to say abo russia, and he refused to commit to not recognizi the annexation of crimea and crimea as part of russia. that's a bi deal. now, he did sign on to a n.a.t.o. joint statement where all 29 members say they agree they would not recognize