three blocksol was away from the fayetteville ba hospital. -- fayetteville v.a. hospital. adam is here. he is playing hooky from his internship at the space center. my daughter megan is not with us. she is in her first day as an internet the smithsonian. the bible i will take my oath on reminds me of the 100th anniversary of the and of the war to end all wars. it was a bible taken into battle by my wife's grandfather, who had probably never ventured beyond three or four counties in north or south carolina but by the time he was 18 he was marching into the cauldron. on another part of that battlefield was a young captain of field artillery, my great father, who left a small town mississippilaw in to join the all-american division which, by the way had a relaxed and soldier. a farmer from tennessee by way of north carolina who would not only earn the medal of honor but go on to become the great hero of that war. those ordinary americans called upon to do extraordinary things. it is their descendents for whom i am honored to serve, millions of ordinary americans who answered a

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offices this weekend... 14 here in the ba >>> the dmv is adding its office this weekend.in-service is part of the department's push to cut down on long wait times at offices. tomorrow's hours are from 8:00 a.m. to 1:00 in the afternoon. all services will be provided except behind-the-wheel driving tests and starting august 4th, they'll expand their offices from 6:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. >>> check this out. passengers were able to see a shark feedsing on a whale carcass. the shark estimated to be about 17 feet long. the dead whale was first reported early willer this week to dana point and hauled out to sea and that's when the shark started feasting on it. the carcass started drifting back to shore near the san clementa pier. >>> "hello kitty" fans >>> tonight at 6:00, one photo is rekindling a fight in san jose. one person in this picture needs to lose his job. the reason why and his response. that story and more coming up on our 6:00 newscast. >>> well, this is a big one. not only the giants on nc bay area tonight but also the a's. it's the battle of the bay for the second

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homes in the ba expensive-- no surprise there - but brace yourself for this one. according to "lending tree," >>> well, homes in the bay area are expensive, no surprise there, but brace yourself for this one. according to lending tree, more than half of the homes in san jose are more than $1 million. 40% of the homes are sitting that seven-figure mark. so the median home price in san jose is now 1,06$1,069,000. so be their first holiday as a u.s. citizen. 76 people raised their hands to take oath on the hornet. it is now an air and space museum. one new citizen said taking the oath was like being on cloud nine. >> here is way, way, way different from the life that i've been living in the philippines, so i am very blessed to be, to become a u.s. citizen. >> those americans come from more than 30 different countries, including ethiopia, argentina and mongolia. >> welcome to america. america has a big treat a lot of people like, donuts. we'll tell you all about it coming up. at the marine mammal center, the environment is everything. we want to do our very best for ea

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. >> reporter: while many cities across the globe are moving to ba some plasticproducts, it's a daunting task. americans use 100 billion plastic bags a year. worldwide, 100 million plastic bottles are bought every minute. 8 million pieces of plastic end up in the ocean every day. the plastics industry says better consumer recycling is key. >> whether it's plastic or other type of materials, it's not- u know, the material itself, it's how we're disposing of those things. >> reporter: this family outside of chicago is trying to live .astic fr they get milk in glass bottles. fruits and vegetables packed i boxes. but it's not easy, says mom, emily. >> did it come just naturally? oh, you stop? >> no, i i thinks a process. i think it's all aboutg tak little steps and you eliminate one thing at a time. >> good job. >> reporter: it's the little things, she hopes, will turn the tied. canvas shopping bags, wooden utensils, metal water bottles. shopping, emily steer s clear plastic unless it has an important code. >> this is p.e.t. number one, which is one of the more recyclable kinds of plastic. t

brad, scraping the ba tom of the barrel for reasons to dislike him.did chime in on twitter. he said, easy, i have one t. carley: he's the first person i thought of. i bet you he's going to say something, he's really funny. rob: they don't have much ammo if they are making fun of his name. how do you body shame a victoria secret model? carley: victoria secret model, i'm sure many of you guys out there know her and her face, she just had a baby, second child a couple of weeks ago and she's now being forced to bite back at body shamers who are attacking her physical appearance. she posted this message on social media saying, if you have something bad to say about it, check yourself, society can be so cruel to others, beauty standards are sometime impossible for women these days, i'm not ashame today show postpartum tummy, i'm proud, i carried my son for nine months in there, i think i've easterned the right to have a little tummy, so, you know, a lot of praise and support for her now online. justin says, so is she pregnant again, that's a negative commen

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at onehe point hollywood sign, the big white letters there, ad ba to the fire and smoke. get it unde to control. the observatory is not immediately threatened by the fire. but we checked the webte this morning. it will remain closed for the day. aaron. >>> ang, i thank you.ul today is 11th. that means 7-eleven is celebrating its day by giving away free slurpees. no coupon necessary. be prepared to waitor a while. the chain estimates it will giveaway about 9 million slurpee he is each year. >> take my kids. >> it's going to be hot enough for it. t >> theynk it's a treat. they never get slurpees. never seen aunburn remedy viral on facebook. menthol fm heali a sunburn quickly. she said leaving the fm onor 30 minutes made a sunburn disappear in a day. what do experts have to say about the remedy? >> anything withenthol may do the trick to soothe a burn. >> there's no real benefit to doing the shaving cream or menthol in another product. eral available in s products over the counter. >> experts say there's no scientific evidence that anything can heal sunburn faster. there are

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the nats were down 1, david martinez groups lost 17 of ts and the ba got hot at the right time.a record-setting gatw. o home runs including hisr first cargrand slam. that was part of an eight-rbi effort and tied for the most rbis by a lead-off hitter in major league baseball history. that's worth a curtain call. that's it. a hair flip like bryce harper. up believable stretch andd knn throw runs. he's downo 24 on the year and the nats come back fro 9-0 down and win it14-12, the franchise's biggest comeback since m.ing to d >> they have been playing well. getting the big hits and tonight it was guys coming through and trey had an unbelievable day. the whole tte they fel like, ok, hey, let's being patient. thhi is going --s will turn around and like i said, when trey hit the home run, itof kin uplifted them, and they felt really good. he marlins about to get under way. full highlights at 11:00 and see if they t can dot again. we'll tune into 11. >> back in the clubhouse and rip th entire month of june out there. >> i guess we need to have more meetings. >> they need to have more me

manafort, these oligarchs, funding for president trump's investments when he couldn't get moneys from the bar, then you begin to wonder, is there something with president trump? could he be in fact, could he be in fact part of a conspiracy? that's illegal, especially, if it comes in conjunction with trying to win an election. don't forget, they're also looking at books, the books, according to the new york prosecutor, the books of allen weisselberg. you can see lots of things closing in here. and if you seat president a bit antsy the next couple days, that's why. >> he'll be watching the trial closely as well. thanks, larry. >> our coverage on the trump presidency continues online. go to nbcbayarea.com to find our section dedicated to all the news coming out of the white house. >> 140 miles per hour on 280. the high-speed chase involving a porsche on the peninsula. at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. ca

celebrations across the ba fantastic in the bay area for traffic. back to you. >> thank you. >>> today hundreds of thousands will take part in 4th of july celebrations across the bay area. we have live team coverage. kpix 5's jessica flores is live in danville with more on a 4th of july free for all but first, anne makovec is live in san jose with a look at a new plan aimed at cracking down on illegal fireworks. anne. >> reporter: you guys may have experienced what i did last night, losing a little sleep because of illegal fireworks and then my dog barking at e il yeah. it is that time of year again. of course, all sorts of fireworks are illegal here in san jose and in many bay area cities. but a lot of people tend to break the law. so the city of has a new tool to try to combat that. the city hopes for some enforcement help from the community. more people are using the city's online fireworks reporting website because for the first time ever, this summer, it is letting people upload photos and videos of their neighbors breaking the law. they have g

—diving passageways, and teaching the boys to scuba—diving their passageways, and teaching the boys to scu baeir way passageways, and teaching the boys to scuba—diving their way out, and extremely risky swim through tight spaces and low visibility. a third option is waiting for water levels to subside, which at the start of the rainy season could take months. with even more heavy rain expected in the coming days, rescuers will have to decide on the best way out. also this hour: the indian government has asked whatsapp to take action to prevent false texts and provocative content that have led to a series of lynchings. false messages and videos about child abductors on the messaging service have led to at least 15 people being killed. india is whatsapp's biggest market with more than 200 million users. human rights investigators in nicaragua say at least 18 people have been killed in the past week. they say opposition activists have been subjected to systematic violence and arbitrary detention resulting in nearly 300 deaths. protests against president ortega's government began in april. privat

this is bbc news, the latest headlines — cu ba's national assembly is considering a new constitution recognition of public property. president trump has attacked his former lawyer in the row over alleged payments to a former playboy model. more than 70 years ago, on july 22nd 1916, an armed jewish group opposed to british rule in palestine planted bombs inside the king david hotel in jerusalem. their target was the offices of the british authorities housed in the iconic hotel. 90 people were killed in the explosions and dozens more were injured. a german—jewish woman called shoshana levy kampos worked for the british as a secretary and she was in the hotel that day. she's been telling her story to witness. after a bomb explosion caused by terrorists in the british quarters ofjerusalem, one entire corner of the hotel was raised to the ground. suddenly, everything was black. what happened? i suddenly, everything was black. what happened 7 i couldn't suddenly, everything was black. what happened? i couldn't understand. you only think how do you get out. the british soldier is there only

couple of days, that is why the leader of this operation said this was the right time to go for the scu baid this was the right time to go for the scuba—diving operation and so the boys could come out essentially the way they walked in more than two weeks ago now. dan johnson at the exit to the tunnel in northern thailand, thank you very much indeed. as you've heard, four of the boys trapped inside the tham luang caves have now been rescued and taken to hospital. but getting the team to safety is only the first step in what will be a long journey to recovery for these boys. a team of medical professionals will take over their care, making sure they're fit and well, after which time they'll need to deal with the trauma of what they've been through after being trapped underground. joining me now is child trauma psychologist dr ricky greenwald. thank you very much for coming here on bbc news. first of all, how do you begin dealing with something like this? children who have been trapped in such a difficult situation for so long? first of all you begin dealing with itjust the way it is being d

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they have got the window and they have progressed far enough in teaching the boys to swim and use the scu baeaching the boys to swim and use the scuba—diving equipment and to be co mforta ble the scuba—diving equipment and to be comfortable in that unfamiliar environment. they did not want to wait too long because any more rain could, with the threat of rising water levels, mean that the boys we re water levels, mean that the boys were at even more risk. they took the opportunity today and it is starting to pay off. another ambulance is going in there and that is presumably to collect someone else. it is heading towards the cave. the others turned out and away towards the main road. there are also helicopters here on standby ready to fly the boys to hospital if their care is really urgent. their families are waiting in the hospital in the main town and it is about an hour away from here and they are waiting to be reunited with their boys as soon as possible. but there will still be a lot more time taken here. it takes five hours even for a professional diver to make that mile and a half jour

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that is why the scu ba—diving it would take a long time. s why the scuba—diving option, the boys swimming out the way they walked in two weeks ago, was favoured and has been put into action today and having proven it can work, that is what they will carry on doing tomorrow and everyone determines the rest of the group will succeed so everyone can celebrate when 13 people are safely out. dan johnson, thank you. nick beakers at the hospital where the boys were taken. they were waiting for good news and waiting for patients to arrive. to do half hours ago the medical teams at the hospital, the main hospital in the chiang rai region received the first of their patients, and we saw two ambulances come up, they moved aside the railings and sped through to the entrance. we heard two ambulances overhead and we believe two other boys were brought. they have been assessing their health, there was a doctor in the cave with them, after they were found by the amateur british divers and they assessed their condition day by day and we heard this morning th

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