>> the bar. >> the bar's the best.ery early on, what looks like to be the flaw in this business, too much floor space. you're not a wine discount depot. not enough tables. i don't know that the space is too big. i think the use of the space is wrong. you can cut the retail store in half. your margins would change so dramatically if you could do more wholesale over the web, a little less retail space 'cause you're not getting it anyway, and get to that bar easier. the bar and restaurant has the highest margins in the entire business at nearly 40%, and it makes up 14% of the revenue. the problem is, it only makes up 10% of the square footage. i want to focus on the high margin business, the bar and the restaurant, and minimize the amount of space dedicated to the low margin business, the wine walk-in retail business. i know that if i can add tables and chairs, my margins will go up immediately. but as an owner, you have to be there to connect the dots. the problem that exists today here, there's no leader, and the owners

> the bar is pretty low. when it comes to the trading side of the business >> the bar is pretty low. when it comes to the trading side of the business >> the bar is pretty low.low when it comes to the trading side of the business >> the bar is pretty low trading is an important lever. and wealth management. you hit it spot on in that trading revenues are down, but i think that the bank industry has a lot of tail winds behind it. >> bank revenues comes from two sides, commercial lending and from consumer lending. and i guess consumer lending is still very much a bead, but when it comes to the commercial lending, there has to be some doubts and a wait and see mode creeping in when it comes to some of the policies under trump when it comes to potential tax reform that is not really on the more rye zune just yet how much hesitation would you expect to see on a commercial lending side >> i think the phrases you hit upon are potential and proposed. right now the uncertainty is affecting the markets more so than any

she was last seen closing the bar. they spotted her in the channel in june 27.r's mother identified h her. [inaudible] >> she was so young. and she had to go in such a cruel way. it's crazy. no human being should have to go through that. >> on saturday, on the upper west side they found what is part of her like in the hudson river. >> how do even know person like that. like her torso being cut up. >> my girlfriends mom was friends with her but i never met her. >> they took it to social media to remember heard using the # justice for jenny. the family is too emotional to do interviews right now. an employee told me off-camera that the luna lounge is closed for good. we will continue to follow the story. >> you said the bars closed indefinitely? >> yes. >> what she the manager or owner? she owned it right? >> yes. i heard that she used her life savings from a friend to open the bar and it was her dream. >> thank you. >> diana, a picture is worth a thousand words. what you got? >> that's right. it took a little longer than expected but new jersey has a budget as we

i think they set the bar pretty low? i think they set the bar pretty low?hey set it pretty low. there's some good news in hsbc ‘s results. its business mix is hitting more across—the—board. it was more concentrated on one business before so some concentrated on one business before so some of their weaker businesses have come back. the results also show a greater dependence. they were stating that they were going more towards asia. asia is more of the real money for aegis pc. a lot of change underway for the banks, we know it has been cutting costs, it also has to split the retail and the investment is required by changes in regulation. that has cost it quite a lot of money to put into place. yes, in the uk, in the statement they put out, they spent £400 million, and they had millions of people involved, when you mention splitting their retailfrom their involved, when you mention splitting their retail from their corporate business, it's a uk phenomena. i think it is still an integrated bank and other places but the uk has decided to take this route to separ

she's grateful she found a way to make them feel safe on the bar stool. >> so far, has anyone asked for an angel shot? >> no one has, but if they do, we're here. >> reporter: the signs have been up for four months, and the reaction has been overwhelmingly positive. the police chief supports the idea, and pictures of the signs are plastered all over social media. in hermosa beach, kpix5. >>> things will cool off inland, by the time we get to tomorrow, and monday, even further cooling. at the moment, low clouds have come to the rescue along the shoreline. it got up to 100 in concord, 94 down in morgan hill, sonoma, 96, 4 degrees warmer than in napa. as we look at the golden gate bridge, scene of the marathon, concord is, is that possible? till 80. oakland 65, livermore, 76 in and san francisco, a chilly 59. there's the west coast, high pressure over the west coast, and those are the strong, warm temperatures that we're expecting as a result. high eased though. temperatures come down inland, and remain the same at the shoreline. those numbers being held in check by the pretty extensive mar

. >> we left the bar. and what essentially happened was i ended up running my boyfriend over with a car. fleeing and trying to get away. >> and a convicted killer with a loyal wife finds a new love. >>> every year, close to 70,000 people are processed tou the five facilities that make up the orangeounty jail in southern california. most have not been convicted but >>> every year, close to 70,000 people are processed through the five facilities that make up the orange county jail in southern california. most have not been convicted but are awaiting trial, charged with everything from minor infractions to murder. some will be released or bailed out within hours. others will call the jail home until their cases are resolved in court, a process that can take years. one inmate facing such a prospect is daniel wozniak, who prior to his arrest, could be found performing as an actor on the stages of various orange county play houses. >> i want people to know i'm a good guy. i'm easy going. i enjoy long walks on th

this is writes out -- this is right outside of the bar at 24th and mission in san francisco where they are continuing their investigation. the homicide happened and about to:30 this morning and we don't know exactly what went down but a male victim, a man, we presume, has died at the scene after a shooting. police have said that they have made no arrests in the case, yet. we have heard rumors that there may have been one in the bayview district but at this point, no confirmation from police as they continue their investigation here at the scene. this morning, there was also another incident as police were investigating this homicide. someone through a sink through a squad car is you can see. breaking the back window. the car was still drivable and took off eventually but that was something else that happened on scene for police to deal with. so the investigation continues here and we are waiting for more information from police. in the meantime, the mission is closed down at 24th. the bart station is open. and back of it, kpix 5 news . -- [ indiscernible ], kpix 5 news. >>> several wil

people can't sleep at night seeing treatment of the people behind the bars. the administration is slowly, not slowly, quickly tearing down a lot of things the obama administration put into action from the vetting of the police departments, to the reusing of the for-profit prisons. think of it, who is behind bar? not really caucasian people, it is a majority of people with color. a lot of people make profit from people of color. not all of them are people of color, make sure i'm clear a lot of companies make a huge profit because you have free labor. guest: the caller raises a very good point and i'll go beyond the federal system for a moment a couple years ago, one of the major private prison companies in the country sent out a proposal to a number of state prison systems across the country whose -- some related to the financial crisis. and their proposal was an unusual one. we will buy your prisons, individual prisons, and also with and provide cash for that with the promise that you keep the facilitys that we're running 90% full, which raises a number of que

hook because that's how high they've raised the bar. this doesn't demonstrate that. that's what his job is -- >> so what, if anything, about all of this, about the e-mails, about the woman coming from moscow, the lawyer, what, if anything bothers you? >> they shouldn't have done the meeting. clearly they shouldn't have done the meeting. >> anything else? >> central mistake number one. shouldn't have taken the meeting. number two, when they had this information that implies the russian government is involved you inform the fbi because they are the lead on counter intelligence and the like. there is no doubt that that was a mistake to do that. further, going back to what we discussed earlier in that it's important to stop this drip, drip, drip, gather all the information that you can, put this out. if you have ever -- every time you have had any caviar. seen fiddler on the roof, gone to a russian restaurant. put it out in the public view, stop the drip, drip, so we can get on to things like -- >> do you think putin is a good guy and a frie

someone was shot at the talk or you and bar and that person died at the scene.son was a male. we do not know if he was a teenager or a man. also at the scene of the investigation, someone through a sink through the back of a squad car window. so, that back window is broken. the car was drivable about the investigation into both of those crimes are still underway -- is still underway. look.. at the burned construction site in oakland. e live as >>> 6:57 and it is time for your final 5 . >>> investigators are expecting to get a firsthand look in oakland. we brought you that fire live as breaking news on friday. the last evacuees were finally able to return home yesterday. >>> we are learning that donald trump junior met with the russian lawyer before the election promising damaging information about hillary clinton according to a report from the new york times. >>> this morning, president trump tweeted out, if chelsea clinton were asked to hold his place -- her place, [ indiscernible ]. >>> a recent report shows how badly the department botched the investigation a

officers are not permitted behind the bars until appropriate backup arrives, but they attempt to end the brawl with oc gas or paper spray. some inmates flee, but cox and one other continues to battle. as a third inmate rejoins the fight, officers flood the tier and the inmates scatter. group of bloods. >> about 0 the 0900 hours, we had an alarm go off on the fourth floor. had four or five bloods go after a crip. the officers responded, sprayed them with chemical agents. officers are not permitted behind the bars until appropriate backup arrives, but they attempt to end the brawl with oc gas or paper spray. some inmates flee, but cox and one other continues to battle. as a third inmate rejoins the fight, officers flood the tier and the inmates scatter. >> chemical agents were deployed and at this time we are decontaminating inmates from the worst affected to least to give them relief. >> get you up front for a shower. just keep running cold water on it. >> have you been o.c. sprayed before? >> yes, before, but this stuff is way worse than the other one. i'm burning everywhere right now

along the skin are armature bars, and it is the armature bars that give the statue the flexibility she needs. she can move and sway due to the wind. she can expand or contract due to the heat or cold. all that energy transfers from the armature bars through the frame work to the bop to have the pedestal. the statue of liberty is literally tied down into place. for 16 metal tension rods, big, thick metal rubber bands which literally tie her down and hold her into place. that energy continues through the pedestal all the way down to 65 feet of bedrock. 56 million pounds of concrete all the way down to 65 feet of bedro bedrock. so this would not happen, but theoretically if the statue were to tip over, the whole island would have to tip over. that's how solid she is built here into liberty island. we got the proof she has been here 130 years. she has survived numerous storms throughout the years and certainly most recent ly was completely destroyed. new walk ways, new railings, ellis island was completely flooded. the statue of libber ci eerty h she did fine. a little water in the lobby t

a wall collapsed on a building dating back to the 1930s, crushing people who were in the bar at the building's lower level. a small tsunami has been reported. and many of the island's hotels have been damaged and it's forced scenes like this. hundreds of tourists sleeping on the beach on loungers with blanket provided by hotel staff. hundreds of tourists in turkey sleeping outside. >>> men under the age of 50 have been banned from a shrine. it follows after israel installed metal detectors at a holy site. video was released of last week's attack. palestinian gunmen firing from what muslims call the noble sanctuary, killing two israeli police officers. >>> and washington state police have released images of sixteens from the small east african country of barundi. they are two girls and four boys. police say at least two of those teens left the u.s. for canada, foul play not suspected. >> what's in your coffee? a texas coffee company is recalling one of its roasts because it was making men a little too excited. at least some guys. the recalled coffee blend is from malaysia. the fda says it had a

they call me. >> he's at the bar not the one you should be selecting.the. >> networking not only for your career but for your life that's what you're doing. >>> yes. >> you have some really great tips on what makes people want to also be in relationship with you. >> um-hmm. >> that's other thing, right. first tip you got to be approachable. >> be approachable. a lot of men don't approach as attracted it's because women aren't as approachable as we used to be. we're busy. we're running empires. we're going back to school. we're doing so much. so when we're running in and out of the places we're not engaging we're in the making eye contact much we're not smiling. we're not being approachable. >> that's so true. i think there's a lot of air out there i am an individual. i am strong. i can do this myself. i don't need you. i mean, that's what we're saying when we're so focused in what we're doing we're putting that air out there so the men are like, hmm, i'm afraid of you. >> holly, most people who don't need a man end up without one. >> there you go. let's

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in front of the bar where that investigation is focused at this time. the information is limited on exactly what happened but let's show you the video when it was a more active scene earlier this morning. according to sfpd they reported to a shooting call and they found a male dead from an apparently gunshot wound. now, want to point out as far as information on the bar, we know that it closes at about 3:00 a.m. the gunshots or the shots fire happened around 2:30 a.m. so just before closing time but it's stale very active scene here with san francisco police really shutting down this area near the bart station at 24th and mission. of course, getting more information as far as details on the shooting we'll bring it to you in the newsroom. live in san francisco, pete suratos for "today in the bay." >> thank you. >>> not far from the scene of the homicide investigation, damage to a san francisco police cruiser. vandals throwing what appears to be a bathroom sink through the back window of the police cruiser. it happened at 24th and mission. not clear at thi

. >> reporter: many we spoke to set the bar's -- bart need to be more proactive>> police need to be more involved in the safety issues and they need to retrain the bart station attendance. teach them to call, when to call and how to call. >> i do feel safe but at the same time, there should be employees close by. >> reporter: the mayor was i have a chat with richman and bart police to iron out jurisdictional. >>> bart riders say they don't see enough police officers, but is that fair? we look at the numbers of officers patrolling the transit system and comparative those in other cities. >>> a pretrial hearing scheduled for today for a man accused of killing kate steinle . he did not speak in his brief court appearance. she was walking with her father up. 14 and 2015 when a stolen gun that lopez sanchez had went off killing her. the couple long to an agent with the federal bureau of land management. lopez sanchez attorneys say they want to call that agent to the stand once the trial begins. >> it has all the physical traits of an accident. and that is why obtaining information of the hist

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the 26-year-old woman says she left the bar at 2:30 wednesday morning with the man. she told police he forced her to a grassy area next to quince orchard plaza, and then assaulted her. nearby residents say they hope police can work with the victim, to find her attacker. the suspect is described as a hispanic man. 20 to 30 years old... five feet three inches tall and 200 pounds, wearing glasses at the time. if you have any information-- you are asked to call police. well it may be hard to imagine-- but it's almost time for local students to head back to cl just weeks away. and over the weekend-- the horton's kids community resource center in southeast -- gave kids some of the tools they need to get ready for the new school year. 200 kids got to stuff their backpacks.. with pencils, notebooks, rulers and so much more. not included-- was all the homework they were supposed to do over the summer break. breaking news coming up on good morning washington. violence breaks out in the capital of venezuela as the country votes in an historic election. but there is already a bi

the death of henderson. seen running outside of a bar in greece and a group catches up to him and throws him against a car and they begin to kick and punch him in the face. the couple was seen trying to stop the attack and someone is trying to perform cpr and another angle shows the fight began inside of the bar and header son died of head injuries, several people were charged with his death including two employees of the bar. >> remember the positive memories we had with him. obviously everyone wants answers and wants people to pay for what they did. >> henderson recently graduated from the university of arizona was in greece visiting a friend and launching a new clothing business. he will be laid to rest this weekend. >>> new developments in the florida teenagers lost at sea nearly two years ago. the family of perry cohen is planning a wrongful death suit against his friend's family. both went missing after sailing off on a fishing trip in july of 2015. both were 14 years old at the time and never returned. the boys were in a 19 foot boat owned by steph's mother. >>> we have breaking news from paris where p

it lifts the bar in those situations where the u.s. and foreign government have entered into agreement. it sets a number of really critical limitations. the governments the foreign partner have becertified by the executive branch as satisfying basic rule of lawstandards. then each request in addition has to meet a number of criteria that richard already talked about. these foreign governments cannot get access to data or any person physically located in the united states. they also cannot get the data with the intent of them sharing the information with the united states and of the axis the data from a legal residents they are required to put in certain protections in place. they have to be targeted, there are limits on duration. i think where most of the critiques come in, the specifics of what is required, there are suggestions that some of the oversight, require actual judicial review. the there are questions about the predicate standards. there are some who think it should be higher than that. i personally think one thing that shou

tourists, covering their heads in shame, and two workers at the bar where the fight started. hendersons friends back home in austin, texas horrified by the ight future ahead of him.had a >> he was going to do so many great things with his life. >> reporter: henderson's friends say they were minding their own business in the bar when several men got in henderson's face. as for those charged, their lawyer says they never intended to kill anyone. david? >> kayna whitworth, thank you. >>> we turn next to the search efforts. the digging under way at this hour near philadelphia in the search for those four young men who vanished. we have learned a person of interest is now you weren't arrest. abc's eva pilgrim from the scene. >> reporter: tonight, with the search for these four missing men intensifying, officials announcing the re-arrest of person of interest cosmo dinardo. >> this is for receiving stolen property and theft of a 1996 nissan maxima that is owned by thomas meo, 21 years old. >> reporter: that car found on dinardo's family's property, meo's diabetes medication still i

get off the bar. get off the bar. come over here, come mess with the big dogs. >> you know what i mean, get that money. >> we've met other inmates whose disciplinary problems keep them off the yard. but even confined to their cells, they're still determined to work out. >> the inmates that succeed are generally the ones that don't let their bodies completely deteriorate on them. >> focus on the street where i'm going to be at again one day. that's how i get by every day. >> they are constantly coming up with interesting ways to exercise. most of it is calisthenics. >> one, two, three, four. >> a lot of the inmates will fill bags full of water for weightlifting. >> and that kind of creativity is important, because some prisons have permanently removed weights from the yard. >> so that's why we're out here trying to improvise and stuff. you know, lifting garbage cans and things like that. it took a good wholesome thing from us. it's like, something that was filling people's time and taking away negative energy. took tho

it set the bar higher. they never would have been -- thought it was possible to work at one of these innovative companies. we partner for selfish reasons as well. we want these students to grow up in the united states and have a diverse workforce we are able to get domestically. we want to instill that an part of it is starting in middle school and part of it as being involved in afterschool programs because those three hours afterschool have a huge impact. we want be a part of it. >> thank you. [applause] >> when it comes to afterschool, we all do our homework on research and data matter. it is the stories and the kids that drive us but having the research and data behind it really helps us make the case. mayor roberts, i wanted to ask about charlotte's task force and the report on economic mobility. mayor roberts: that is why i have a copy of it. right here. important to have show and tell. we had a coming together of our city, county, business leaders, nonprofit leaders, around the opportunity gap that ex

after he was able to get in at 3:00 in the morning, the bar was rated by the police for breaking the law. and when they raided the place, they found it was not a small but the policee, confronted about 85 people who were there because two vietnam war veterans had returned, and the party being held at the club was for them. and it was sunday morning. the police were at their lowest manpower, so it took them a long time to get all of these people out. the police did not have a good relationship with the african-american community at that time. there were a number of complaints for decades about racist police brutality. as the police are bringing people out, it is sunday morning , but still nighttime, still dark outside, but 80 degrees. no one had air-conditioning, especially for people. so sometimes people come outside to get away from the heat. 80 degrees outside is about 100 degrees inside the home. people are coming out of the sea, initially, curious to see what is going on, but as time goes on, it takes so long to bring the people out of this club and put them in paddy wagons and p

there are fights every other night outside this bar, down the street at the other bar too. d homicide of the year in this area. this year they only had one. >>> so you buy a security camera to protect your home and family. but what if you weren't the only one watching? senior investigative reporter vicki win discovered a serious flaw in some cameras that can allow people to peek into your life without your knowledge. she joins us now with what she found and how you can protect yourself. >> you're watching me on a home security camera. many of these cameras are now connected to the internet so you can see your home from anywhere. of security hole you need to know about. otherwise you'll risk broadcasting your private life to a stranger. that's exactly what happened to this woman. >> this is her in her home. i can see her living room and dining room kitchen, everything. this is totally disturbing and not right. and she's totally oblivious. >> he doesn't know who this woman is. or why he suddenly had a window into her world. and it appears she had no idea she was being watched.

it simply lifts the bar in those situations where the u.s. and the foreign government had entered into agreement. it sets a number of really critical limitations. to governments, the foreign partner have be certified by the executive branch as satisfying basic rule of law standards. then each request in addition has to meet a number of criteria that richard talked about. most importantly, these foreign governments cannot get access to the data of a u.s. citizen or legal permanent resident or any other person physically located in the united states. they also cannot get the data with the intent of then sharing the information with the united states and if they access the data of u.s. persons or legal permanent residents, they are required to put in certain protection in place. in addition, the request have to be particularized, targeted. there's limits under duration. there's a requirement of judicial review. i think where the critiques come in are with the specifics of what's required. there are suggestions that some of the language judicial

you kept hearing this term, budget reconciliation, which is a process where they lowered the bar, shut off filibusters from democrats and lowered it to only 50 votes to pass this in the united states senate. the minority sometimes has the control in the senate. and that is why that budget process was very important. at the end of the day, what its not democrats that blew this up, it was republicans. even after they went to all of these machinations, they lowered the bar from 60, are they going to lower it to 40? that shows you how problematic it was for republicans and never being able to bridge that policy to five. >> vice president pence was there for a short time. did you get a chance to talk to him? >> no. he was in and out tonight. he came up to the capital in case his vote was needed to try and break a tie. i talked with mark short, president trump's legislative director who was predicting the vote at about 12:00 or 12:30. there was a moment where vice president pentz and john mccain went to the cloakroom off the floor to have a little bit of a chat. some people wonder, maybe the

i can ride my bike with no handlebars goal head to bars head to the bar i get my bike with no handle bars no handlebars no way i don't bars in the give me hands of the hammock it's good to be a law a bit of a famous rap in the past was going to be if i could show you how to dose you dobe i can show you how to scratch a record i'm going to bar the remote control what i can almost put it back together inside on a chair beside him i can tell you about the barracks in the i don't know all the words to take a lot is that i'm proud to be an american be a mom friend from platypus be a mom friend made a comic book to get sound long until god can't do anything but i won't because look fine with the window manager and go go go go go. get senior based on that salad cold call that some of the phone call that sell the phone. to me just call to say that it's good to be a law in such a small world all told of the dream to make money with her story i could make a living on a magazine design it's sixty votes counted in cast giving. them a computer soprano quite a bit since i'm not on a business i can

lets go live to matt pellman. >> we want to hit the bar, dairy of course. the shore now a crash brought down a pole and wires on route 9 in dennis township by the ocean view veterinary hospital. stay on the parkway or route 47. and big problems this afternoon coming out of delaware into pennsylvania, a box truck fire on the northbound side of 95 near the state line, that is still taking out the right lane, causing huge delays out of wilmington on 95 and 495, if you come from say newcastle take the bridge to the commodore barry bridge and you'll miss this mess from the state line from delaware to pennsylvania. >> here in westchester it looks like the accident at high street at 202, is in the process of clearing and mack laquer west town road is a better bet. ain crash in malvern on 29 southbound, that say nasty one. and out and about in the lehigh valley issues this afternoon along 78 eastbound by bethlehem. slow speed there's stay on 22. you may be a little better off. back over to you. >> thank you. >>> still to come on "action news" tonight. a local woman

the tat chew. we replaced those iron bars and today, they are stainless steel. lee iaococa led the movement and raised over $500 million to restore the statue of liberty and the good portion went to the restoration of ellis island and ellis island opened up in 1990. the torch is more like a original design. it was solid copper lined with a little l thin lair of gold. when the statue was first completed and dedicated, the lighthouse bore was in control of the operation in 2886 and 1902, the war department took over. in 1933, the statue of liberty was added to the national parks service system and the national parks service has been the m managing operation of the statue of liberty since then. trz our goal is to connect people i've worked at replica forts, but here, it's easy. rangers pointing to thicks, all you have to do is point at this wonderful work of art. it's an emotional experience for a lot of people. whether they have a family who immigrated through ellis island. people correct to this place very easily. an amazing exexperience. during the early 1900s, d

we also want to raise the bar. maybe it is not employment, but maybe it is becoming a food entrepreneur to deal with food deserts. we are doing all of those things that are afterschool programs in gary. >> awesome. [applause] >> when you talk about this, in my 12 years and working with -- in the field, it is longer because i started when i was in college. my 12 years here, we have really seen an explosion of stem learning in afterschool. it has been externally. -- extraordinary. if you go to this program, they have a thoughtful stem program to get kids excited about science, math, and engineering so their school work becomes alive and they can be ready for these jobs. mayor: and one of our organizations they have a civic organization. we have stem scouting for boys maybe it is not employment, but maybe it is becoming a food entrepreneur to deal with food deserts. we are doing all of those things and girls. [applause] >> speaking of stem, i wanted to focus on partnerships. partnerships are essential to everything we

speaking on, the reason you conscious.lem is people can't sleep at night seeing treatment of the people bars. the the administration is slowly, tearing downuickly a lot of things the obama into action n put from the vetting of the police to the reusing of the for-profit prisons. of it, who is behind bar? caucasian people, it is a majority of people with color. people make profit from people of color. not all of them are people of make sure i'm clear, a lot of companies make a huge rofit because you have free labor. guest: the caller raises a very point and i'll go beyond the federal system for a moment, a couple years ago, one of the major private prison companies the country sent out a proposal to a number of state prison systems across the -- some related to crisis.ancial and their proposal was an unusual one. prisons, y your and also prisons, ith and provide cash for that, with the promise that you keep the facilitys that we're running 90% full, which raises a number beyond whether or not you feel like private go.ons are the way to this sought to extract a promise jurisdictions would keep

>> check out this rushing river and you have the horses, these horses are stuck on a sand bar. the water's rushing. that's not their only problem. >> got the horses. and just a freaking train coming. >> oh, my goodness. that's fast. >> run away. that's it. you have to. >> the good thing is that the tree seems to have changed course and it's not coming straight at the horses. >> you're right. they have averted danger for now, but they still need to get out of the water. now, this video is captured from two sides of this river by ben and beth ferguson. they live in new zealand and they didn't know the others were shooting video from the opposite side. >> no. >> these horses start running back up to the sand bar. most of the horses realize, look, this is our chance. they run and they rush. >> come on! >> they're able to get out. but pay close attention to that pony. that pony is called thunder. >> thunder, got -- >> polly and thunder still in the water. >> keep going. keep going. >> come on, guys, you can do it. >> close to the shore. >> swim. swim. >> i'm surprised they didn't fol

bit and decided let's celebrate with a drink, so we go up to the bar and another group that was alreadyhere start talking. >> reporter: so people you didn't know. >> reporter: they say they haven't interviewed the bar ternd or other guests and there's no surveillance video. their blood alcohol level is said to have been a .25, and austin can't remember how many shots he had. is it possible you drank too much? >> i have thought about it, and it is a possibility, but how if we're in a group of people, do two people at the same exact time just pass out in the pool and no one sees it? >> reporter: the iberostar resort saying "the milwaukee journal sentinel" we only purchase sealed bottles that satisfy all standards required, and saying, we are deeply saddened, and reiterate our deep et cetera sympathies to the family. they say they have no record of tainted alcohol, but now the family plans op filing a lawsuit. >> gio benitez, thank you. >>> when we come back here, a man shot and killed by police. authorities say they were at the wrong home. >>> also that suspicious death of a woman on a cr

when go to the bars the millennials. >> right. >> or college kids sometimes. you know this.ah. >> i'm still -- yeah, i know. i'm still in. but. >> you're still on the scene. >> i'm on the scene. not on the dating scene. >> i didn't say that the right way. >> you're on the scene but not the dating scene. >> yes. >> we gotcha. >> it is difficult. where do you go out and meet people? you have to make sure, you never know, but you have to make sure that they're not married and i was just talking to my mom actually yesterday. we need an app for this. so if anyone can do this, we need an app that will be able to tell you if someone has a wedding ring, this is impossib impossible. >> oh. >> before you go up to them because sometimes it's awkward. you're like, um -- >> or sometimes i've seen this, a million times, i've seen a dude with a ring on because i noticed it and then i see him again and the ring is off. >> no. >> i've seen it. >> no. >> i've absolutely seen it. >> shies tee. shies tee. >> that's not good. >> tell me this. i'm not on the dating apps. but my girlfriends all ar

police now scouring surveillance video of the deadly and drunken bar brawl. so far, eight arrested in connection with the killing. the bar's bouncer, a bartender and six serbian tourists, all walked into the court today hiding their faces from the cameras. >> he didn't deserve it. >> reporter: henderson's family says he had dreams of starting his own business. just two months after celebrating his graduation, they're now planning his funeral. >> bakari was a really good young man, and just really shocked and saddened by the tragic loss of him. >> reporter: we've also learned that the bouncer was banned from other bars because of violent behavior. dan? >> kenneth moton, thank you. >>> here at home, triple-digit temperatures in the american west, fueling more than 40 major wildfires from california to montana, the conditions are hot and dry. and the mercury is soaring into record territory. here's abc's marci gonzalez. >> reporter: tonight, an army of firefighters battling the blazes scorching the west. >> and we looked over and half the mountain's on fire. >> r

the woman told police she met the suspect at quincy's bar and grill. the two were leaving the bar when the woman says he forced her into a grassy area and raped her. police need help identifying and finding the man. we've put the sketch of that suspect on the facebook page for you to share. >>> a 60-year-old man stabbed in the stomach by a teenager while trying to break up a fight. this happened just after 11:00 on friendship boulevard in bethesda. there was a party in the area and police say the victim and the teen knew each other. when police got there, the teen said to be about 14 or 15 years of age, ran into the metro station and they couldn't find him. as for the man who was stabbed, he is expected to be okay. >>> a tractor trailer is a little too tall for its own good. the bizarre accident >>> temperatures today in the low to mid-80s, but we are warming up as we continue over the next couple of days. heat and humity comidin >>> a tractor trail couldn't quite squeeze into a mobile, alabama. the truck's cab cleared the entrance and that part was fin

kimberly: a cold-blooded murder chasends with a police and the victims stepson behind bars. things are not all grim. where you can see free fireworks tonight. the news starts now. >> from abc 7 news., this is a breaking news alert kimberly: breaking right now, members of the ku klux klan meet resistance their planned rally in charlottesville. at the center of it all come a statue to confederate icons. q mccray joins us at the rally. a lot of concern, but things have calmed down? q: the protests and rally ended about an hour ago. is this robert edward lee statue. before the statue, some chaos. look and listen. >> please move from the front of the statue. you will be arrested. [yelling] q: you are looking at some of the counter protesters here today. of them were arrested for prohibiting the kkk from rallying and protesting at a park two blocks away called justice park. we are still trying to find out how many people were arrested. as for the protests itself, there were about 3, 4 dozen ku klux klan members, but there were about a thousand if not more counter protesters from bl

if the bar was high for google and the bar was high for facebook. >> yes. >> how high is it for amazon >> high for that and for netflix, too, for all of them. the one that had a real inflection in the fourth quarter is netflix facebook being up 5% isn't a dramatic move. the bar will be high the cloud business amazon web services, they have to sustain at 4r50es% growth in that business and margins -- the operating margins have to expand in that sequentially you do that and i don't think there's a gab up going into the print. >> thanks, scott >> let's trade these. >> i've owned facebook for a while. i think i agree with him completely they've got product there that are growing. yes, they have an issue in how do you grow your advertising, but between facebook and google they control more than 80% of digital advertising. cash flow positive i think they're attracting more people >> how do you view these stocks? >> i don't know. i totally agree with him but it seems overwhelming whereas twitter is the ultimate clash between growth and value where they just haven't self-actualized for the fac