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it's in the heart of th city. it's surrounded by row houses and businesses. and people would sit on the rooftops over the outfield and watch the games free. it's a game that's in the heart of the city. >> franklin d. roosevelt threw out the first pitch. fast-forward 81 years now. d.c. has hosted four all-star games. two at griffith stadium. two at rfk stadium. thisilyear, they step on to the home field as all-stars. sean doolittle is rein once an all-star, always an all-star. >>> it has been almost 50 yncr d.c. hosted the midsummer classic as we told you. there's been som changes. in 1969, about 74% players were white. 11% being latino. and in 2017, latinos made u 29% of the league. back then, you could get a lower level ticket for just $12. if you adjust that for 82inflation, that's bucks today. and attendance has doubled over the years. more than 28,000 fans on average attendaj a typical league game. that doesn't include everyone who watches it on tv. >>er our live ce of the all-star game kicks off at 5:30. we'll go live tar national with a preview of the bi

in terms of the access to th >> c-span cities a,tour of lubbock, texas, saturday at noon eastern on c-span 2's book tv and sunday at 2 p.m. on american history tv on c- span 3, working with our cable affiliates as we explore america. was a choice, you know? >>> the senate comes into session monday at 3 p.m. eastern. senators will consider the nomination of former hawaii attorney general mark bennett to serve on the federal appeals court based in san francisco. at 5:30 p.m. monday the senate will take a procedure vote on that nomination and another procedure vote on the nominee to be the pentagon's general counsel. when the senate is back in session on monday, live coverage on our companion network c-span 2. cover the president, what media outlets were going to cover the presiden >>> next on american history tv three former white house photographers on their work with presidents bill clinton, george w. bush and barack obama. they share photos showing presidents in their public and private moments and the stories behind each scene. the it's an hour and -- it's an hour and 40 minutes. >>> goo

while states of emergency has bee dlaureclared in parts of th city of athens, dozens have died, 26 in one villa alone since the blaze broke out on suyay. as m as 100 homes destroyed. this man says the fire began from the mountain peak. when i spott the fire the wind was blowing. just in 10 minutes, the fire ept all over the place. armies of fflts from across the country are battling multiple wildfireshat officials say are the worst to hit greece in over a decade. greece's prime minter under pressure. we are doing everything humanly possible to try and tackle these fires. what concerns us is that there are fires occurring simultaneously. evacuation orders caused major traffic jams as residents and tourists fled the flames.e threek coast guard deploying boats to rescue nearly 100 people trapped on a beach by one raging fire. we went into the sea, this man says, because the flames were chasing us all the way to the water. it burned our backs and we dived into the water. i said, my god, we must run to saveve oursel officials say an extremely dry winter and warm summer created tinderbox fi

. >> reporter: and a group of voterers sued the city claiming th minority representation there had been for a while. tonight a shake up at city hall, a judge ruling santa clara must elect counsel by district where the whole city votes on every position. meaning now neighborhoods will vote for their representative. >> there hasn't been a person of color in the santa clara city counsel. >> reporter: he was one-people who suehead it city. it's important, he said because the census shows santa clara is of two on the white. city counsel of color. >> reporter: the vote by district system is already used in san jose and san francisco. some counsel members may have to run for election sooner than they expected. the city aern itty argued they should have been decided by votersersers, not a court. >> a judge has canicided against what a charter provides. >> reporter: some see value in this new vote by district system. >> it seems that you're going to get more of whatever diversity you're looking for in a particular area. >> reporter: now in santa clara three counsel members are elected every two

the very least, we will be speaking with them, and advising them and issuing c areitat th >> according to the city'sravel association, a convention is cancelling future events. citing the dirty street skpuand unsafe atmosphere. police say they are traffic operations, and it will run through the summer. reporting live in san francisco, nbc bay area news. >> christy, thank you. up 96, at 5:00. tesla boss, elon musk is sending help to the thailand. the clock is ticking to save the boys in the kaif. >> the warning you fe-- you nee to know if you are heading to the coast. >> humid cloud cover over the north barracks we will show you when it clears out and what is next for the weekend coming up in 8:00. >>> a threatening sky over the flooded cave in thailand where 12 boys and their soccer coach have been trapped for 14 days. the rescue mission is intense. the rescuers will not immediately try for an underwater eevacuation. because the boys havity not learned correct diving skills. many of them cannot swim. the announcement comes less than 24 hours after a thai navy s.e.a.l. died swimming through the cave.

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here are the renderings of the new titownhomes the city say th is the project site is not zoned as an official mobile home park so there's no violation to the city code. there are hearings for a lawsuit next month. >>> we have some of the best video of the day to show you here. the 12 boys and soccer coach rescued from a flooded cave in northern thailand, they were finally released from the hospital. and they spoke about their ordeal, playing soccer there. nbc's janis mackey frayer reports. >> reporter: this is the day to see and hear the 12 boys and coach after their ordeal getting out of the hospital and finally going home. they even talked a bit about what it was like inside that cave, how they licked water from the walls, how they had no watch and no concept of time. they weren't sure how many days passed before the two british divers discovered them and triggering what was an ambitious and dramatic three-day rescue mission. the boys have spent the last week or so in the hospital. now they'll be reunited with their families and then head back to school and a normal life. but first

city plic schools. field reporter david culver explains how one teacher p him on the path to success. >> reporter: summer session for th>>e students. won't condone violence in our schools. >> reporter: the city's new school superintendent addressing stming school violence to expanding vocational programs. >> success canlso mean'm going go into the military. success can also mean i'm going to go directly into the workforce. >> reporter: success for dr. agrengy hutchings jr. coincides with a homecoming. the school board chair calling him with good news a few months back. >> she told me i got the job. i was really excited. >> reporter: a dream job that dr. hutchings says began in alexandria in kindergarten with his teacher mrs. dorothy mckenzie. >> she, i believe, instilled in me that anything is.possib >> reporter: growing up in a single parent household, he graduated from t.c. williams high school. he pursueducation, first as a teacher then as a principal >> i want to do more than just, you know, touch the lives of 25 kids. i want to touch the lives of an entire school building. >> reporter: he took over an entire schoo

you are voting in th a school bd election got a town council, the water convention, the sheriff elections, city voted for th vote for the goe mayor videos and the other city council you vote for a. of this is about all power at this moment. we are not accustomed to that. let me ask about this. you are right about that. folefully using our voice. other avenues we should be pursuing a. we have to do other things. what are some of the other things. what pcr does aligned against the bathat and you have a visiof the country and we are basically fighting for the soul of the country. everyone voting and participating in looking at a supreme court site is one in which we have alliances across our organization and that we each have to step up and bring everyone to these issues. the only thing that has associated. it is direct democracy engaging. call on your member of congress. discussing politics as normal and engaging not just on election day but before in the supreme court right now we need senators to hear from their constituents all across the country to say we are not just going on with politics a

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th mlion. now the city is faced with finding the extra $3 million to complete the project.he station is expected to open next year. >>> 16 minutes after 6:00 and jaclyn has been tracking some trouble on the bay bridge this morning. >> yes. and we see this happen often where there's a crash and creates a big backup and then we have another crash in that backup. that's exactly what happened this morning. so we have two separate crashes along the upper deck of the bay bridge heading westbound just as you are exiting the tunnel there. but chp just told us that they have cleared all of those lanes and so it looks like that your ride is still going to be slow but at least all five lanes are open as you make your way across the upper deck of the bay bridge. 32 minutes, that's how long it's taking drivers to make their way across the span heading into san francisco. you can see make your way up that incline there. but the metering lights are on. they came on a little later than usual but they're on and that backup continues to stretch. how quickly we see the crowds develop there as

some mid-th 60 in newark, redwood city, 61. everybody else in the mid to upper 50s. novato 57.t are you thinking about doing today? going to the beaches? pool? everything will be pretty good except the bay, north of the bay bridge. that's where we have the small craft advisory. the winds will be blowing out of the southwest at 30 miles per hour all the way through the delta. the peninsula about 64 degrees. and then we'll jump up to about 72 and increasing sunshine. by the time we head to noon on our way to mid to upper 70s this afternoon. we'll take a look at the accuweather seven-day forecast and cleaner skies coming up. here's alexis. >>> love to hear that, mike. we are looking at a lot of green on our traffic maps today. not surprisingly either. a lot of folks are off this week. we do have heavy traffic out of the central valley out of tracy and pretty much looking like a typical weekday. 6 miles an hour, up to 13 on 580. we had a problem on 205. that was, as far as i know, off on the shoulder. perhaps some onlooker delays not helping you out. pleasanton no major issues. in

city officials are warning of a dangers only toly dadly tch of synthetic marnl marnl. th that you're seeing is from earlier today when1 people overdosed. soar f of k 2 is the this area are we are is rticularly bad for overdoses near d.c. head quarter and shelter wast a few mroy. >> lynn circumstance fairly comfortable throughout tonight thanks to low humidity and will stay that way both tomorrow into friday with high pressure overhead and into the weekend moisture returnsart fee. e ch mormidity on the way for saturday a surprised andchad thunrs7detosrm day forect. shawn. >> "fox5" is in the debate over initiative 77 codinuessedha tt last monts money mumseh at rai waim for tir wage but it's causing issu because customers subsequently reduced tips in response several d.k. council memb introduce aid bill to repeal the initiative. >> i wanted to comeut ond worked some trait others to talk through initiative 77 andhey eng the counould beuld be repeals repealing the measure. in the electio i did sign it but i haved not signe to do repeal. i want to make sure i'm keeping convers

it takes a large dedicated group of fifrst responders to make ths department run and in turn keep the city safe. >> when you work here you don't work alone, you work as part of a team. you may start off as initial phone call or contact but everyone around you participating in the whole process. >> i was born and raised in san francisco so it's really rewarding to me to be able to help the community and know that i have a part in -- you know, even if it's behind the scenes kind of helping the city flow and helping people out that live here. >> the training program begins with our seven-week academy followed by on the job training. this means you're actually taking calls or dispatching responders. >> you can walk in with a high school diploma, you don't need to have a college degree. we will train you and we will teach you how to do this job. >> we just need you to come with an open mind that we can train you and make you a good dispatcher. >> if it's too dangerous to see and you think that you can get away and call us from somewhere safe. >> good. that's right. >> from the start of the acad

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city officials. they rent properties and leases them via air bnb and other rental platforms to short term tenants.ey th were each issued a violation notice which carries a $20,000 fine. the owno didn't wantalk to us. the cities fines range from $20,000 to $100,000 for the fifth offense. the total fines amount to $700,000. at four properties in miami beach. the city is on track to conduct more than 1,000 investigations his short term rentals year, up from more than 800 in 2017. total fines so far this year, $2.4 million. but only about 183,000 has been collected. at another illegal air bnb advertised by the same host identified by the city is rachel perea, the officer walks in ha find out wt's going on. >> this building is located in a zone where it'srohibited to rent out apartments for less than six months and one day. >> oh, wowth is e the college students tell us their group of six rented the apament for fi days. the apartment is clearly set up for short term ests. >> is this the other bedroom? >> this is a two bedroom apartment. it supposedlyei sleeps ght. >> this unit and a second one in ere buildi

narratthere is an elite in the capital city pyongyang, and despite tough international sanctions, th live a comfortable lifewith th. this woman was filmed getting into a newly importemercedes on her wedding day. h korean state tv makes the country out to be a of plenty. they show pictures of an advanced economy, happy, well-fed children, and shops overflowing with goods. pyongyang'partment store no. 1 is stocked with imported products from around the world. but as jiro's footage shows, many of the items are not r sale. narrator: the department store is regularly featured on state tv, which tells its people they live in the best country on earth. one of the regime's senior and is now living in the south. (translated): as well as a physical dictatorship, they oppress people with an emotional dictatorship. in norea, they promote the leader to be the sun. if you go too close, you burn. if you go too far,u freeze to d. you think of him as incredibly god-like. we thought he didn't even go to the toilet. narrator: north koreans can'escape the omnipresent propaganda. kim jong un's speeches a

the city is still reeling from th loss of five members of the capital gazettena staff.trying to use this holiday to start healing its wounds. >> chris gordon is long wstt et in annapolis to explain how the parade honors victims of the shooting. chris? >>. >> reporter: well, doreen and ar jim, the pade is about to begin. as you can see behind , people are lining the parade group. there are locals and vitors andamilies and lots of children. this independence day, people are celebrating the sacrifice of our founding fathers. dnd remembering the sacrifice of those kil in the mass shootings that happened here just last week.h >> suc a tragedy. it's hard to celebrate sometimes. >> reporter: kar began her independence day by bringing balloons to the morial for the ve people killed in the shootings at the "capital gazette" last thursday. she's watering the flowers, which are already wilting, and knows she's not alone thinking of the victims this independence day. >> for me, it makes it sadder, but the community comesogether d everyone will celebrate and honor the victimsulnd ho

and on page 18 of our report, in table 1, we include the key provisions much th of the groun, including that the citycould receive up to $1,835,000 per year in residual rent. it was equal to annual rent minus base rent or $1,835,000, that's $1,850,000 minus the $15,000 in base rent. and it could be paid from surplus cash, should surplus cash be available from the tenant after payment of our operating expenses the city may receive that residual rent. but the department do not expect to receive that residual rent as a result of serving house holding at 60% below the median income and the debt repayment obligations associated with the housing. and we do note that under policy considerations on page 19 of our report that administrative code 23.3 requires a third-party appraisal for transactions over $10,000 and exceeding $220,000. and -- $200,000. and the review must occur no more than min nine months priord the appraisal was in june 2015 and as the department has acknowledged or three years prior to the date of the legislation. so we do actually recommend that the board approve the resolution but contin

th >> congratulations on that. i don't think the citizens of this city don't fully understand.see an ambulance go by. 12,000 calls is a lot of calls. good job. i up with -- a pager a square device a looks like taken peeps -- that's what a pager looks like. thank you for your history lesson commissioner veronese. >> president cleaveland: thank you chief gonzalez for your report. i want to thank also lieutenant baxter for the video and for the excellent outreach to the department is doing to the community. education kill the citizens. fir-- thank youfor that. mentioned in your report, dwayne eckert received paramedic of the year. ca >> yes, sir. >> finally congratulations chief hale on your appointment. thank you for your report. >> item six, commission report, report on commission activities since last meeting on june 27, 2018. >> president cleaveland: any public comment. seeing none, public comment is closed. commissioner hardeman. >> commissioner hardeman: i thought i save special spot for vice president nakajo and his honor from the emperor. that was a big deal. just like com

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. >>> finally tonight th power of >>> finally tonight the power of america's national past time. one citytriving to leave the violent image in the past, lifeline for kids in the community. we get the story from the inspiring america report. in the shadow of philadelphia's rsgleaming skyscra just across the river in camden, new jersey, the opening day of little league baseballis othing short of a major league miracle. in so many communities, nobody would bat an eye on this. it's normal but wasn't happening here. >> for closeo two decades, baseball and eaoftball had disad from the landscape in the city of camn. >> brian grew up here amid the crime and did ti himself for armed robbery. he found a little league to keep kids off the streets and on the fields. >> we're using baseball tle a number of vient social issues. public safety, we're displacing crime. redeveloping the social fabric that disappeared. >> and it's working.gh tht can't get all the credit since little league started six years ago, crime has dropped 40%. e adults say the good thing about the programs, it keeps kid' from gettin

th topline. willson tweeted, s more years in d.c. ve this team a love this city.cited to stay part of this capitals faenly. ow 31 tomorrow. it's a local match-up. baltimore versus the washington r. guaranteed that another championship coming back to the dmv. a lot of cooperates love floating around. >> win, win, >> impressive how they've held >> impressive how they've held on to some of their pla i had life-treatening bleeding in my brain. but thanks to the virtual reality technology at gw hospital, my surgeons were able to look inside my brain and plan for a successful surgery. it's remarkable that i woke up and ran five miles this morning. i would tell gw hospital thank you for giving me new life. for life's defining moments the george washington univeristy hospital defining medicine. >>> last weekend's weather was just miserable. tell us again, amelia about this weekend's weather. >> going to be great. low humidity. stl pesky showers out there right now. now in parts of madson and culpeper counties, parts of calvert county. these not moving toward the washingto

. >> reporter: but in traverse city, even the maids make more th the home care workers. passed a sign outside a hotel hiring housekeepers at $15 an hour. no surprise it's so hard for amy northway to findorkers. >> a lot of our employees or potential employees take those housekeeping positions because they sometimes pay $25 an hour and the's absolutely no way i can compete with that. for instance mcdonald's, they're hiring $11 an hour, the employee can stay for eight hours or whatever her scheduled shift is, and be done. whereas in home healthcare, we're asking this caregiver to show up at one client's, work for a specified amount of time, get in her cive across town, that's gas, that's wear and tear on her car, that's time that she's maybe not getting reimbursed for, and that makes it very difficult for us. >> reporter: so why don't you pay them more? >> i can't, i wouldn't have a business if i paid them more than that. >> reporter: but with g demand; not enough workers, basic economics says wages simply have to go up. the catch: home care is dominated by one payer. yes,