when i met terry, i was 18 and terry was 35 at the time.n particularly comfortable on the gay scene at all, in the gay community at all. terry was just a very nice guy, a very warm guy to me. he always used to cook for me because i was no good at cooking myself, and he used to make sure i ate. he was also very handsome, i thought, and very attractive. in 1982, he started to get less energetic and he was always complaining about headaches. but i was away at one point and i came back and heard that terry — and found out — that terry had collapsed in a nightclub and been taken into hospital, and he was very sick. we were starting to hear about this american disease, and what was being called ‘gay—related immune deficiency‘ at that time. in new york, this is greenwich village. here, the killer disease has taken its greatest toll of death and of fear amongst those who walk in its shadow. we still had no idea what it was. was it a lifestyle thing? was it some kind of infection? what was it? but until terry got ill, we had not heard of any cases i

i say, no, i'm just going to terry. i like to let you guys know that we don't think of it as a school it is all family. we all know each other's names, we know everything about each other. we see the light in each other. we know we all came from something that is not extremely perfect. we all come from something that can be family related, it can be self related, it can be school related, but we all come from something, and we are all there to make ourselves better. that is what we see there with each other. i have learned to be very outspoken, and before i wouldn't be speaking to you guys, and i would really appreciate you guys for letting me come up here and speak about my school, and how the academics has really helped me. i think i have been a more intelligent person for life, and not just for school. i feel like i'm ready for life and i am ready to skyrocket off to my next adventure in life because of the life learning academy. thank you so much, and i hope you guys consider keeping us open, because we can excel in

we taught terry crews. >> that's right.after this i usually wake up at 3 k:00 to to the gym so it's perfect >> seth: as a host, how do you think you would do hosting the debates tonight? >> i would literally liveen the sucker up. come on, elizabeth warren, tell them what you got. it's a cage match. >> seth: give them more energy >> i would make them arm wrestle. basically wrestling each other a lot of games, perching in the face take that. >> seth: i feel like if you start with 10, let's end with eight. >> right, somebody should not survive. >> seth: you're not a competitive person >> i believe competition is the opposite of creativity it's ridiculous to me. i was in the nfl i did the whole -- entertainment thing is all about competing with each other but it leaves everyone broken and bloody i decided to walk off and do my own thing and stay creative and that's where i found my goal >> seth: that's fantastic. >> yes >> seth: and yet you find yourself hosting a competition >> well, america wants blood, seth first of all "ame

terry mcfwrath. he owns that big house in the hills above the bay. a real estate developer, a divorced empty nester with nothing but space on his property and in his heart. >> the thing that struck me, i mean got me right away, was the love between frgreg and marie a how it was able to survive in probably one of the harshest environments on earth. >> reporter: he met with otis and the couple in a cafe. >> there was no thought, no judgment. it was just like this is done. i didn't vet them. i mean, these are human beings. they want to get in out of the wet weather. they want a roof over their head. >> we're so happy that we, that terry, that he was willing to take completely strangers like us. you don't find them, a person with a heart like his. >> reporter: terry mcgrath offered them the in-law unit in his house. his kids had grown-up. relatives had lived there before, an intern had, too. so he wrote the piedmont police chief an e-mail. >> he let me know he was opening his home to some folks. >> reporter: so when the 911 calls started coming in, the c

it's terry! terry. terry, hey. jack'sjust playing us a new song. what's this one called? leave it be. let it be. 0h, excellent. well, rock on, jack. # when i find myself in times of trouble... would you like a drink, terry? dad! what? i'd already heard that bit. i'll get a beer, please... carry on, jacko. i'll be back. hurry it up, darling, you're losing the crowd. 0k. # when i find myself in times of trouble, mother mary... phone rings. let him be. let it be! carry on broadcasting, young man. you're the first people on earth to hear this song! ooh, that will be marge. well, that went well. oh, that's good coffee. laughter. you see, i havejust laughed all the way through that. exactly. i don't think i've ever heard you laugh so much during a clip as that. here's the thing, i mean, so it's directed by danny boyle but it's written by richard curtis. i'm a real suckerfor richard curtis anyway. this is, in some ways, the best directed richard curtis film you will ever see, because danny boyle... you were literally crying with laughter. i did laugh out loud in the cinema when

i'll terry talk about that. this is how we're balancing. we had a grant -- or no, a donation from zuckerberg. so we put all the monies together to balance the project. we're kind of doing the same thing here, the same strategy. so these nine elements are things that we bring to the table. there is a program contingency of $5 million. there is a grant that cathy jung was successful in getting for castro mission. there is interest earnings on the bond we're calculating and so on and so forth. so some of those assumptions are very conservative, so we know we could get some funding from san francisco general hospital. dr. susan irwin is working on that, but i included it as a zero for now. there are other things in here where we don't have a firm grip on how much money is coming in, so we just put a zero out. totalling out, though, these nine sources give us an additional $20 million. and then we're committing about 14.6 of that to balance both the clinics and zuckerberg. and that gives us $5.4 million going into the future. let me just go to t

hello i'm terry martin good to have you with us world leaders are in osaka japan for the g. 20 summit they're facing a ray of problems stretching from the u.s. showdown with iran to trade tensions between washington and beijing on both those issues the european union finds itself caught in the middle. for 2 days osaka is the center of the political atlas the leaders of the world's 20 largest economies flying in for what promises to be a stressful program. small talk is sure to be drowned out by u.s. president donald trump's heavy footsteps as he continues his campaign of america 1st. the trade war he started with china will dominate discussions though few expect talks between trump and chinese president xi jinping on saturday to result in a truce few trade relations between china and the u.s. . difficult the. contributing to dislocate of the global economy the trumpet ministration has also ramped up pressure on iran withdrawing from the nuclear deal was just the beginning new sanctions and threats of war followed all of that has the attention of those here. maintaining. if individual

terry szell so reporting there and we can take you now to terry in brussels where she is still at thenato h.q. good to see you terry let's sepic up where that report left off with the end of that landmark arms control pact between the u.s. and russia looming in the back ground what i'm going to search is advocating where you are do they want to beef up a defense or do they want to try and bring russia back into the fold. officially ministers are still giving russia until august 2nd to come back into compliance which would mean destroying this massive expensive missile system and nobody thinks that's going to happen but they definitely want to be seen as giving every last chance to the kremlin there's expected to be a nato russia meeting next week so that at least nato can say look we tried until the very last minute not to abrogate this treaty not to have this treaty declared to defunct but the same time they're saying they have to look at what a post i.n.f. world looks like a world without controls on intermediate range nuclear weapons and that is going to mean beefing up nato zone d

as chairman along with that 9 member operations committee committee that was mentioned earlier but terry who said that he will very much so retain a seat at the board of the company and as director that means that he will have a c. in whatever goes on at foxconn as well and ultimately as as well as the parent company now this means as director he will be able to give advice as well as reject proposals that are given by the team under the helm of the young way so this is an interesting more terry goes part as he moves into the china friendly tongue party and the news has sent on high industry shares down 1.2 percent today. in singapore thank you very much. now selling seafood on a facebook live yes that's actually a thing in thailand thousands hoped it's the story of a poor fisherman's son who is making a 1000000 a day now not yours or dollars but boss that is it's still a lot of money more than $30000.00 euros a day here is a true writes to riches story. take good take it it's delicious it's awesome that's how a new rack sero a time i advertise is his fried seafood on facebook thousands

so, there you have it. >> terry moran here in london tonight. terry, thank you. >>> next tonight, we turn to that deepening mystery. the cdc is now on the case involving that american couple, healthy and on their dream vacation when they suddenly came down with a mystery illness and then dying at a hospital in fiji. and tonight, several others are reportedly under observation now. here's abc's paula faris. >> reporter: it was the trip of a lifetime, but david and michelle paul didn't make it out of fiji alive. the texas couple dying within days of one another from a mysterious illness. the couple, both in their 30s, both healthy and active. david, an air force veteran, michelle, a former student athlete. they arrived may 22nd, but soon fell ill. and now, a report from "the fiji sun" that five locals who came in contact with them are under observation and showing similar symptoms. and at least ten resort staff where they stayed have been asked to go on precautionary leave. fiji's government is leading the investigation with the cdc monitoring. th

and, terry, we watched the president and the first lady arrive just a short time ago. they went to london first, had an emption proerd reception from the queen. then traveling to ireland and now here in normandy, the president saying this morning he looked forward to this. he talked about the beautiful day and said this was going to be something really special. >> and, you know, david, you can tell how important this trip is for him. on many levels. that state visit in london where he was greeted by the queen. she hosted a state banquet for him. he was just reveling in that and clearly has a reverence for queen elizabeth and then coming here, both for its ceremonial purposes this is the kind of thing when he says make america great again, i think there's no doubt probably unanimity in the united states that what is represented behind me, the heroism in those crosses and stars of david represents a time when america was great and i think that's important to him but then this moment also with president macron who greeted him when he got off the helicopter and with the ot

and tonight, terry moran asking the president, will he try to stop mueller? >>> the images just in tonight. the authorities on the attempted kidnapping at america's busiest airport. >>> another pool scare. the toddler who falls in, the father who dives over the fence. >>> the miracle baby discovered in a plastic bag. and tonight, we now hear from the deputy who found her. you will hear the audio, what he says at he cradles her. >>> news tonight on that little girl hit by that foul ball. we now hear how she's doing. >>> and america strong, the surprises playing out at front doors across america. they haven't been forgotten. >>> good evening. and it's great to have you with us here on a wednesday night. and we begin tonight with that image drawing outrage. a father and his young daughter discovered dead as they were trying to get to the u.s. we warn you, again, it is disturbing. today, lawmakers pointed to this photo on capitol hill, saying this is the effect of a lack of policy on immigration, that father, his young daughter, just shy of 2. and president trump

>> terry moran leading us off tonight.ry, thank you. >>> and back here at home tonight, and the other major headline, what we've now learned after the deadly workplace massacre in virginia beach. tonight, we are seeing the resignation letter the gunman submitted just hours before his killing rampage. 12 people, most of them his coworkers, died in the building where they virginia beach. orsearching fo motive behind the virginia beach mass shooting. just hours before the massacre, dewayne craddock giving his two weeks notice, saying in this newly-released email, "it has been a pleasure to serve the city, but due to personal reasons, i must relieve my position." the email only adding to the deepening mystery of what triggered the horror. >> shots fired, shots fired, second floor. >> he's going up the steps. >> reporter: the gunfire erupting at 4:08 p.m. friday. the shooter, police say, armed with two handguns, extended magazines and a silencer. four officers on-scene within two minutes. >> still actively hearing gunshots. >>

terry, thank you. >>> and from the pentagon tonight, news on two u.s. service members who died in afghanistan. the names are being withheld tonight until 24 hours after notification of next of kin. but the taliban is now claiming responsibility and what they say was an ambush. >>> we move on tonight to that miracle baby millions have now seen. those difficult images. and we're now hearing from the officer who helped save the newborn found in a plastic bag in the woods. and the audio tonight. what he says as he cradles her in his arms. here's abc's steve osunsami. >> oh, look how precious you are. >> reporter: the georgia sheriff's deputy seen and heard in this heartbreaking police body camera video is speaking his truth tonight. >> yeah, she's a sweetheart. she's a sweetheart. >> reporter: saying that the newborn baby he discovered abandoned in a plastic grocery bag in suburban atlanta is a living miracle. >> i wanted to give her comfort. a little bit later, i realized that it was the first time she had ever felt love and i felt honored to be able to gi

>> terry moran tonight. thank you, terry. >>> next tonight, president trump is now reacting to a new allegation of sexual assault. this new york city woman, a well-known columnist, claiming it happened in a department store dressing room 23 years ago. the president saying she's not his type. he denies it ever happened. and here's abc's chief national affairs correspondent tom llamas tonight. >> reporter: president trump says she's "totally lying." but long-time advice columnist e. jean carroll insists her story is the truth, that the president sexually assaulted her in the mid-'90s in a dressing room at bergdorf goodman. >> the minute i was in there, he shut the door and pushed me up against the wall and bang, banged my head on the wall and kissed me. i just -- it was so shocking. he put his shoulder against me to hold me against the wall. and at that point, i realized that i was in a very difficult situation. >> reporter: in her new book "what do we need men for," carroll describes in graphic detail how the

i'm terri mcsweeney. >> and i'm anoushah rasta. we continue following a developing story in contra cost that that we first reported at 4:30. firefighters have now knocked it down, but the thick black smoke that you see right there, it could be seen for miles pouring over highway 4 in contra costa county. as an industrial fire raged in pittsburg, a lot of concern on a sweltering day in east area mar with what may have caused this fire. marianne. >> reporter: well, terri, with the high winds out here fanning the flames, it was a very intense situation. but you're right, that fire has now been knocked down, but just a few firefighters remain out here keeping an eyethey'll be o more hours. and we just learned from firefighters that this fire ar homeless encampment. the 3-alarm fire started at that ca to elite roofing supply company around 2:30 this afternoon. about 100 firefighters fought the flames and one firefighter was taken to the hospital with injuries. firefighters face several challenges, including high winds and temperatures i

. >> reporter: well, terry, more than 1,000 people expected here today.nd it certainly seemed that way. inside there were prayers outside people shared stories with us and can't believe it's happened. >> it's devastating for everybody. >> friends of abdulmalek nasher say they can't believe the husband and father is gone. they goffered at a mosque in san francisco. >> it's a prayer service before a funeral. >> the guy i know has a beautiful daughter and beautiful family he had. he works for them. >> on monday night the cab driver left his pacifica home to pick up a customer. >> he went for that call and his four years old baby followed him to the door. he told her go back. when i come back i'll bring you an ice cream. >> the 32-year-old never made it home. he was found off skyline boulevard in san mateo county. he had been stapd. a second victim found a day later. police arrest add 26-year-old man but the motive is unclear >> they are shocked. he is very well-known to the community. >> mansoo. is counsel of yemen innia. he says nasher moved to the u.s. for

thank you. >> and terry moran with us live tonight. terry, this was a very emotional scene as we just witnessed right there with you. stewart surrounded by those first responders who were there for weeks and months after 9/11. >> reporter: it was emotional, david. one of the reasons all those empty seats. now, this was the full committee hearing room for the judiciary committee, 41 members, but it was a subcommittee hearing, 12 of the 14 members showed up, but for jon stewart, it was all a metaphor for a broken system. david? >> terry moran in washington. >>> there is new reporting tonight about red sox legend david ortiz tonight, flown to boston for emergency surgery. tonight, a second surgery, and now word from his wife. abc's chief national affairs correspondent tom llamas is in boston tonight. >> reporter: tonight, david ortiz on his feet, taking his first steps since being ambushed and shot. but he's not in the clear. his family saying he will have to spend several days inside the intensive care unit of a boston hospital. doctors

live in santa rosa, terri mcsweeney, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, terri. tonight new details about the woman accused of setting a hit and run rampage in motion in san francisco. shari neil appeared in court and pled not guilty to 18 felonies and misdemeanors. four people were injured, one critically when one crash was caught on camera. she had been off her meds more than a , ty say they were attacked verbally and physically as pride s.f. police are a possible hate crime. nbc bay area's gina lee is live investigating where a man attacked two men simply because of their sexual orientation, jean. >> reporter: that's right, jessica, young democrats say two of their members were attacked here on howard street outside this bar. the victims telling their friends the man used a homophobic slur before turning violent. >>> pride flag is flying at city hall in san francisco, but not everyone in the lgbtq community is feeling safe in the city. >> they're shaken up. >> reporter: the president of the contra costa young democrats says some of his members are shaken up af

yeah interesting that you mention the european union terry because the e.u. has a quite opposing position there are they are more and more emerging as the champions of the multilateral trade system and that's what joe includes the president of the e.u. commission also stressed during his press conference this morning here in osaka pointing out the different trade agreements that the e.u. has struck so far under his guidance and he's. by the way very close to striking another one with latin american countries it's called. so they're really trying to show trump your strategy is not working and on china us very hard to say trump has been a little more conciliatory we've been hearing that the americans are ready to strike a truce here but in the past it was really hard to count on anything that came out of the u.s. administration in this regard remember one is iris that was the last 20 meeting where things were looking rather good look like china the u.s. would be able to sort things out but what happened afterwards was quite the opposite it was the ground max th

hello i'm terry martin thanks for joining us in the united states the 1st 10 democratic presidential hopefuls have clashed in a televised debate there from a wider field of contenders with some of the more well known names including joe biden and bernie sanders debating tonight and wednesday's battle elizabeth warren cemented her status as a front runner using universal health care and economic reform to score points in a sometimes heated debate although they all. share a single aim of the president all troll for the 2020 us election few voters are putting money on $1.00 standout contender xandra phenomena was in miami for the official start of the democrats race for the white house. to watch prachi in a bar in downtown miami organized by a network of women of color in florida many here told me they were interested and that's when things went to complain but still needed to learn more about that candidate i hope to see women standing up and you know talking about women's protective right civil rights immigration and i need to learn more about them more centrist and right wing. candid

abc's terry moran leads us off tonight from paris. >> reporter: in portsmouth, on the english channel, a remembrance and a celebration. leaders from 15 nations, those who sent their sons from this port to free europe, and chancellor merkel from germany, there, too. queen elizabeth, the last world leader who was an active participant in world war ii. she was a truck mechanic and driver. paid tribute to the troops of d-day. >> the wartime generation, my generation, is resilient and i'm delighted to be with you in portsmouth today. >> reporter: president trump read from president franklin roosevelt's famous d-day prayer, broadcast to the nation over the radio that fateful night. >> and we know that by thy grace and by the righteous of our cause, our sons will triumph. >> reporter: and this remarkable moment -- d-day veterans walk on-stage. old men who were heroes in their youth and all the leaders, the queen, too, rise to honor them. afterwards, the president bidding farewell to her majesty, who he clearly admires. >> great woman. great, great woman. >> reporter: the day's commemoration

terry, you said the beer last time. >> thank you. >>> a woman in texas is out $12,000. she says it was a scam that involved our very own bob redell. she's pointing the finger at bob redell. what exactly happened? we'll explain. >>> nbc bay area responds to one of our own as well as a woman in texas who is out around $12,000. >> consumer investigator has the cross country case of identity th of victims extends into our news room. >> there is a greedy impersonator out there pretending he's bob redell. we want to warn you about this imposter because he's already duped a woman in texas. >> here in oakland -- >> bob is a busy guy covering the news every morning for today in the bay. perhaps he could use a virtual assistant. but bob says no. >> are you hiring? >> i am not. >> the internet advertised otherwise. a scammer posted this bogus job opening using bob's name and photo, claiming he was hiring a virtual assistant. >> it looks legit. >> tamika took the bait and the virtual assistant job. but first she had searched bob redell online. quickly, the imposter funneled $12,000

stick around there, terry and donna.eart wrenching photo fueling more debate about the immigration crisis. shocking image shows bodies of a father and young daughter who drown as they tried to cross the rio grande into the united states. casey stegal is live in clint, texas, for us. >> reporter: dana, agents here on the ground tell us, unfortunately, this is happening more and more often. migrants of all ages drowning as they attempt to cross the rio grande river. as we explained that is the international boundary. one side mexico, the other side, united states. absolutely heart wrenching image is from a couple el salvador. they came from el salvador. it was a family, a wife, father and a daughter. the wife watched the daughter and the father get swept away from shore. water patrol issued a statement that it is a stark reminder of just how dangerous this whole journey is. 44 water rescues carried out in all of 2018. and so far this year for 2019, more than 400. more than 400 versus 44. all of it, according to top leaders

nbc bay area's terry mcsweeney joins us in el sobrante. terry? >> you look at it and say that is a swastika, but the guy who built it, johnson says no, it is not. it's an ancient religious symbol from centuries ago. nobody is buying it, as you mentioned, but also they say this guy means no harm. iben invented. >> reporter: that's how steve johnson tonight is defending this symbol that he just installed in his front yard in cement at the base of a tattered american flag. >> it doesn't represent anything. it represents me not having to pull weeds over in that part of my yard. that's what it represents to me. what does it represent to you? >> reporter: to neighbors we spoke to it's not the tibetan sign as johnson claims, it's a swastika. it's offensive. renee schultz has been a neighbor of johnson's for 27 years, says he has never done anything like this before. she's jewish. >> i was very clear in my feelings about it with him. so i don't agree with it. i think it's wrong. i don't like it. but it is his yard. >> reporter: a yard that also has a pea

he became promoted leader and was looked on very lovingly, just like terry on. i think that is a place to close the loop on this. they did it. thank you. i would love to take any questions? there's a lot i just did not include. >> yes, sir. can you expand upon the german division the defendant that they? >> there are parts of two divisions on the big red one side. parts of the 716th division which has a lot of eastern european roster fillers. people were given the choice of working to death of slave labor or serving in the german army. some of those guys. and the 300 and 52nd infantry division which is mostly german but a better unit. interesting little anecdote, one of the soldiers was polish- american. and he encountered a polish soldier who just shot at him and his guys and he was not pleased he took this guy and kicked him in the pants, he took him prisoner walked him back down omaha beach. i say, i don't blame him. he's angry. but think about the conundrum that that soldiers in. his german ncos ready kill him if he doesn't open far, think about where the wa

on sundays he skyped with his parents, john and terry. john is a musician, and terry a school guidance counselor.m how did he s be doing? >> it was rough at first >> um-hum. >> the language thing was the big thing. >> you were a stranger in a strange land >> yes >> was it a lonely feeling >> yes it was but it was made better by the fact that there were other >> along with the teacrs, pe there was one other on, a volunteer who helped the foreign teachers adjust. a local english-speaking businessman named kenji hiraya kenji is a pretty accomplished guitarist, found out that zach was, too >> i'm amazed by his song, his original songs, and also he plays guitar very wellji >> kenulled out an old gibson and handed it to zach >> he said "consider it yours while you're here." ♪ >> zach took that guitaro school trying to break the ice >> i think that that kind of helped break down that barrier i >> three weeks in, overwhelmed by home sickness he called his parents. he had had enough. >> as maybe embarrassings it c is, i was actuallyrying. and i sa

terry: that is a great question.t looks like for the first time , that they've started to stand up to the president on this. it is not conservative, it is not part of the republican party platform. it is more importantly going to hurt the economy and hurt consumers. that is going to matter during the election. david: that is on the republican side. let's turn over to the democratic side where we are starting to hear increasingly from the 22 candidates or so. it seems people are moving to the left. as they do that, they may come around to donald trump. we had elizabeth warren come out with a statement that she thinks we should have patriotic economics. she said we should use a variety of more aggressive tactics, including more actively managing our currency value to promote exports and domestic manufacturing. this is a candidate wanting to talk the dollar down, which donald trump has talked about. matt: of the many things donald trump has mixed up, trade politics is one of them. you can never have imagined a republica

live in santa rosa terry mcsweeney, nbc bay area news. >> terry, thank you. we'll stay on this story tomorrow as well. here comes another change in our weather.at or with the heat for now. chief meteorologist jaf ranieri tracking this cooldown. jeff when and how cool are we talking about here? >> overall tomorrow a lot of temperatures will be dropping? 1020 degrees cooler. so it's going to be a real nice refreshing change for us. we had plenty of those 90s tucked away in the inland valleys today. st. helena up to 94. 92 in pleasanton. east san jose at 90. we've been showing this all day long but look what this sea breeze is starting to do. anywhere from 10 to 13 degrees cooler. back here from concord to livermore right now. for the inland east bay, which was the warmest today, as we move into tomorrow only looking at 74 by the noon hour. we'll talk more abo bit strange. i'll explain that in about 15 minutes. >> we'll see you normal. the airport lost power around 6:00 this evening, impacting some bay are structures in the dark. that led to many flights being d

terry, i want to start with the president's tweet last night. he said, i never called the strike against iran back as people are incorrectly reporting. i just stopped it from going forward at this time. is he concerned about not looking tough enough?

thom. >> that's right, terry. more than 40 county departments represented at the job fair at thommunity center in alameda. state labor statistics show the unemployment rate for transgender californian is twice the state average. and one quarter of all of those workers make below national poverty level wages. santa clara county supervisors decided to have this fair, to highlight the need for equality in the workforce and the job market. >> i think it's critical that the county leads by example. we're the third largest employer behind apple and good will. 20,000 employees and county and a community can only be as strong as the social and political and economic fabric, and who is includes. we are stronger when we include a broader swath of community. >> every office from santa clara county was represented from the public defenders office to 5:30 department, parks and rec you ellen erik says she hopes other private businesses and from alameda and across the silicon valley will step up and consider hiring more transgen

as terry said, we have some 60s along the coast.f you drive further in, temperatures go up by as much as 15 plus degrees. so that range will change, though, as we head into wednesday and thursday because san francisco it will be noticeable cool-down. judging by the wednesday, thursday maps, we will be in the 60s, but it will be the low 60s. this will be noticed throughout the bay area. we will notice an increase in cloud cover. remember i mentioned that air mass? you will be waking up and going to bed with that marine layer. 74 degrees for daytime highs. into thursday, 73 degrees. and notice how we keep the comfortable 70s really all through the start of next weekend. so we get to enjoy a mix of upper 70s, low 80s, a lot of sunshine and also once that colder mass comes in, the winds will also be kicking up a little bit. but at least the temperatures will be cooler so a little bit of a windchill factor in san francisco. we will be heading into the city, enjoy. it is in the 70s right now. >> all right. >> perfect weather. >> indeed. >

terry party members will ask difficult questions?rry party members will ask difficult questions? i am sure conservative party members will ask different —— difficult questions as they should do and i think everybody wa nts to they should do and i think everybody wants to see both the candidates questioning very closely on their ideals notjust questioning very closely on their ideals not just about questioning very closely on their ideals notjust about brexit. this has got to be more than just about brexit. do you think they well, there was some concern that another five weeks debate or argument is not good for party unity. conservative members are very diverse. we have very different constituencies and very different constituencies and very different constituencies and very different concerns and passions and when you need to lower local events, we are a test that day in, day out so they will definitely test the next leader of our party and we wa nt the next leader of our party and we want to make sure the next prime minister answers

terry: i doubt that.r the weekend to that effect -- i doubt that very much. where the administration has been for almost a year now since the eu-u.s. negotiations started last july was that the president would not entertain auto tariffs as long as there was progress in the negotiations. there have been by all accounts. and ict that to continue, expect that to continue without additional automotive tariffs, and the white house does not have to decide until november at the earliest. francine: terry, how can we be so sure? i do not know if six months ago, the president was tweeting something about south africa -- how can we as market participants figure out what he will go after next? this makes them popular with his base and he wants to be reelected, is that not the premise of anything we talk about? terry: i think it is not the premise with respect. it is certainly a factor, but i do not think it is fundamental. the administration has always been transparent about what it wants to do on trade, to the point

i'm terry mcsweeney. >> we begin with breaking news. crews are on the scene of a lumbar fire. >> and a lot of smoke. firefighters appear to be getting the upper hand on this. they have been battling it for a while. it broke out a couple hours ago on piedmont lumber company. this fire caused other spot fires. check out this video. a huge plume of smoke. a driver on highway four captured this video of the smoke and flames driving past it. quite a squary sight. we will have a live report coming up for you at 5:00. let's bring in our meteorologist with more of the weather conditions right now. >> we've got some breezy winds. the three elements we look for when dealing with fighting fires is the heat, how hot are the temperatures, the winds, how strong are they and also the humidity. right now we're at 24% of humidity in the pittsburgh area. we are expecting those winds to continue with possibly gusts upwards of 20 miles an hour. that could help spread that fire. but also think about the smoke blowing in that direction. we're talking about a

rory stewart has been international development through terry in the cabinet for a matter of months.experience if you have got those two there. if you have someone like jeremy hunt orjavid or gove, they reported to all the things they feel they have achieved as secretaries of state and a real interesting analysis being done by conservative peer lord haywood who was pointing out on i think it was the week in westminster at the weekend that a lot of conservative members are asked or current managers of businesses with that they are very interested in competence and people who used two firing those incompetent and be various did in that final round and who they think is actually able to do things. if you have a boris johnson versus stewart final recommend will be quite difficult for them but if you have someone like gove who arguably achieves a great deal in every department he goes into including winning after education and the lawyers and environmental sector around, that might be more tricky for boris johnson. who this evening struggled when he was asked again about his re cord when

results have been widely interpreted as a rejection of bad ones rule his turn increasingly author terry in recent years and struggle to revive a flagging economy immortal had a conciliatory message for the president. i am ready to work with you in harmony and i aspire to do that i am announcing that in front of all residents of istanbul . 6 that once rise to power began with a stint as mayor of istanbul. the outcome of this electoral rerun could no herald the end of the president's 16 year rule. correspondent you leon is inestimable she's been covering this election for us and she sent us this assessment of the day. opposition supporters here in istanbul celebrating there are celebrating an extraordinary victory of their candidate to run him on the who has achieved the near impossible he won 1st 2nd time and this time with a does not margin. 700000 thoughts at 42 the results we have so far that is making many people very happy here as you can see there are celebrating a lot they are chanting that president allen and his candidate did not hear him have accepted defeat for them for the ru

also coming up kong's leader backs down on extradition chief executive terry lamb shelves a divisive long thought that would have allowed people to be handed over to mainland china for a trial the 1st so follows the worst political violence in the territory in decades and a record falls of the women's world cup as the netherlands reached the last 16 of beyond a media force twice in a 31 win over cameroon she's become to director goalscorer at the age of just 22. i'm calm aspen thanks for joining us 2 months ago today the fire tore through notre dame cathedral in paris the blaze destroyed at the gothic roof and toppled the famous spire today the cathedral is rising from the ashes of saddam has held its 1st mass since that devastating fire for safety reasons only around 30 people mostly priests and restoration workers were allowed in and they all wore hard hats catholic faithful were able to watch a broadcast of the mass on a religious t.v. channel. the service was led by the archbishop of paris the shell. we do so well for them oh what a day we are deeply happy to celebrate the euchar