the american flag is flying over the capital building. june 14 is recognized as flag day across america. let us know what the american flag means to you. republicans can call in at 202-748-8001. 202-748-8000. , 202-748-8002. a very good thursday morning to you. you can call in now on this question on flag day -- what does the american flag mean to you? we begin with the okeechobee news this morning, a column by jerry bryant, the county judge in okeechobee. "because it is not a painted rag -- we do this on june 14 because that is the day the second continental congress passed this brief resolution in 1777, less than one year at the birth of our nation. result -- resolved, that the flag of the 13 united states be 13 stripes, alternate red and white, that the union be 13 stars, white in a blue field. woodrow wilson established june 14 as flag day, that it should be in this year and the years to come be given a special significance of renewal and a reminder of a day which we renewal,t our minds on thoughts of the ideas and principles of which

the north korean flag next to the american flag, something ofa next to the american flag, something ofnition of one of the worst countries in the world to be honest. amnesty international and human rights reports from the un about north korea paint it as an awful place. that's a big achievement, that shot, with the flags. regime change has been spoken about in north korea after the death of kim jong il, kim jong—un‘s north korea after the death of kim jong il, kimjong—un‘s father, we know the status quo was maintained for the following six years and we fast forward to this moment, james, describe for me how much of a difference this truly is for north korea? we also understand that the state newspaper is covering this now, front—page addition, showing kim jong—un doing the now, front—page addition, showing kimjong—un doing the rounds in singapore last night. this is something? this is an apocryphal change. in civil terms, why didn't kim ever leave north korea, it wasn't just his rubbish kim ever leave north korea, it wasn'tjust his rubbish plane, but if he left, someone could chuck him

salute the flag. let's protest. and in different venues. away from the sacredness of the flag. unconditional love for the country is expressed in the freedom and our respect of tolerance. >> if you are on the job. you are getting away. >> you ask veterans how they feel about what is going on here. and you will see -- that there is no clear majority of them saying we hate that the guys socially -- >> on the payroll. many said they fought for this. >> you are on payroll at cnn. will you enter into peace and social justice movement here at cnn. without the conisn't of your employer. i mean you are on the payroll. getting paid to do the show right now? >> that is about the relationship between the player and the nfl. not about the president of the united states. who says, i heard cuomo decided to form his kind of protest, i dent li don't like it. i think he is a bad guy. should be out of the country. not american. an opponent to the president. >> you are now silly puttying the story. stretching it. >> i haven't moved it. >> a better metaphor. laffy-taffy, stretching the story. conve

because i love the american flag. >> reporter: at the one archives, the largest collection of lgbt history in the world, lynn and documentarian glen mcilhiney reflected on the flag's first flight. >> approximately 40 x 60, weighed many, many pounds, it took about six people to carry each one. >> reporter: across the nation, 40 years later, after those first flags soared in san francisco, tyler wallic has been celebrating pride all month. >> personally having grown up knowing i was gay in texas, the rain we flag was always something that actually kind of scared me. >> reporter: those same colors that sparked a movement, new age tools for his trade. >> it led me to embracing the color of the flag and using it in every piece of my art. it stands for love, light, and most of all, positivity. >> reporter: building on a decades-old legacy of ride and progress. we should never forget that one of the most amazing superpowers a community has is that it can help us speak our truth to ourselves. >> our thanks to whoopi. pride and dignity. it was herbert hoover

salute the flag. let the protest in different venues away from the sacredness of the flag. >> tunconditional love of the country is expressed in freedom. you ask veterans how they feel about what's going on and you will see that there is no clear majority of the saying, we hate his. protesting. many say they fought for this. >> you're on the pay roll of cnn. will you enter into a peaceful justice movement here at cnn without the consent of your employer? you're on the pay roll. >>s about that b the relationship between player and the nfl. it's been the president of the united states. >> hey, i heard cuomo decided to form his kind of protest. i don't like it. i think he is a bad guy. he should be out of the country. he is not an american and an possibly to the president. do you think that's okay? >> no. >> you're now silly puttying the story. >> i haven't moved it -- >> let me give you a better metaphor for you. you're stretching story and co to it narrative that isn't accurate. you're on the field. you

the house expected to come in in less than 10 minutes. flag flying over the u.s. capitol on this flag day. here's some updates on what's happening at the capital, courtesy of c-span's hill producer on twitter saying -- the house passed on the best spending package -- on the abyss minibus spending package. .omething to look forward to nex next week. it is president trump's 72nd birthday. olumnashington times cal focusing on the president's birthday and what his plans may be. there's a chance he will make an appearance at the congressional baseball game at nationals park. c-span3,atch it on www.c-span.org and listen to the broadcast on the free c-span radio app. a few more calls. richard in missouri. line for democrats. caller: i've got two things on my mind. one of them, they are putting up tent cities to take care of these kids taken away from the parents. remind me of the concentration camps in germany to get rid of certain people. kids away fromke native americans to make christians out of them. its history repeating itself. it is flag day. the supreme court said

and we'll talk about some things you probably know about the south, confederate flags, hurricanes. getting windy right now. we are talking about things you don't know about the south. alabama has beaches like this. alabama is the original home of mardi gras. sit become and enjoy the show. i think you need more sun block. i don't need any. i was born with mine. >> i literally woke up like this. >> my name is w. kamau bell. as a comedian, i've made a living finding humor in the parts of america i don't understand. and now i'm challenging myself to dig deeper. i'm on a mission to reach out and experience all the cultures and believes that add color to this crazy country. this is the united shades of america. so for the first two sundays of this show i might have mentioned live in the bay area. >> i come from berkeley california. i live in the bay area. >> the bay area. >> berkeley. >> berkeley. >> berkeley berkeley. >> i live in berkeley where people have pants free days. >> dispute how many times i say it it's not entirely true. i'm o i'm also from palo alto, boston, as we all learned

the main focus wagon lowering the flag. the primary objective. >> you thought how do we get up and take it down. there was no thought about what then happens. >> we thought about getting arrested because with he knew that was going to happen. beyond that, we were just so focused because it was just this moment of, like a moral crisis. >> in 2015 two events that happened in south carolina inspired bree to take action. the first was the killing of walter scott shot 5 times in the back by a white police officer after a routine traffic stop. next was the assassination of nine parishioners at the emmanuel ame church by white supremacist dylan roof. >> the massacre that happened in mother emmanuel was a sparking point for the flag coming down. but the massacre also can't be separated from the killing of walter skos are scott. the pastor at mother emmanuel was a state representative who seven days prior to being murdered by a white supremacist in his church succeeded in getting body camera legislation passed. it's important to und

stood next to the north korean flag. guess who it was a summit. i've been to north korea in the past. i think it's great news in what happened if we can get on a path to denuclearize the korean peninsula. that's a good thing but when you have two heads of state dinner together of course you are going to have the flag of the other side no matter what. >> host: robert is in miami florida on the line for independence back. robert go ahead. >> caller: i would just like to tell the f senator-and health care for 35 years. i see overprescribing of pain medications and antibiotics for which we have bacterial resistance for diseases. we have nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs and most of the time the conditions they prescribe percocet or oxycodone instead of trying other pharmaceuticals. it's a problem and this is a lot of the pharmaceutical companies pushing these medications and physicians who are not trying alternative treatments and other drugs that we have available at this time. thank you. >> guest: well thanks. again that

speaker, into dispute as it relates to the flag. i believe that we have a duty and obligation to protest wrong when we see it. it is as old as the pilgrims landing at plymouth rock. it's as old as the boston tea party. it's as old as the naturalers coming to washington, d.c. in their tractors to protest. peaceful protest is at the foundation of this nation. for us to allow the president to assault and attack peaceful protest by and through the flag, which stands for liberty and justice for all, is an insult to the country. so i -- here's what i propose to o by way of standing against what the president seems to stand for. he has brought mr. kaepernick into disrepute. that's what the president would do. i plan to salute him. i will have a flag flown over the capitol of the united states of america to salute him for his courage, for his willingness to suffer the slings and arrows that have been thrown at him from the highest office in the land to protect liberty and justice for all, which is what the flag stands for. yield back the bal

white guy.err, also a this is not about the flag. he's using this to attack a minority group. >> kimberly: no. he's using this as an opportunity to attack the esent to try to call him racist, to say hes against black people when there is no evidence to suggest that whatsoever. >> juan: the nfl is one of the most inclusive workplaces in america but now as a result of trump's interference, it has corroded the relationship. >> kimberly: the whole thing. i think the nfl is just fine. teams are standing by their players. to try to type thisnto president trump and call him a racist and that he wants to tell black people to shut up is just completely out of line. >> brian: if the politico story is true, it looks like a scripted event to embarrass the president. give me 85 passive, 70 passes, the mascot and the owner. it's a scripted attempt to embarrass te hou. >> juan: what hns when the players show up and trumped stan's parents is these guys are supporting me. please. they don't want to be used. >> kimberly: why did they say 80 are going t

imagine if a democratic president had placed the flag of the united states next to the flag of north korea and met a dictator on equal terms. the common tators of the right wing media and in fact the entire republican party would be shou grave warnings about the end of americaneadership and the belittling of our country about selling out an appeasement. we democrats do not see it this way. we remain supportive of american diplomatic efforts in general, but are focused on significant, substantive concerns with president trump's preliminary arrangement with north korea. we want to see these efforts succeed and ensure that what has just transpired was not purely a reality show summit. here in the senate we democrats believe that means five things. first, north korea must dismantle or remove every single one of its nuclear, chemical, and biological weapons. second, north korea must end the production and enrichment of uranium and plutonium for military purposes and permanently dismantle its nuclear weapons infrastructure. that means test sites, all nuclear weapon reseand development facil

the problem is we are in a red flag alert right now. we have low humidities and wind. >> thaig its out. that -- thank god its out. that is all i care about. >> the fire department teamed up with five other agencies to form a task force. cal fire also part of the team providing support on the ground and from the air. >> it's a team effort. there are steps we are taking at a local level. the state is doing their part as well. >> while the red flag warning ends tomorrow, with this try heat drying out the brush firefighters say the fire danger will continue into next week. they remind homeowners do their yard work either in the morning or after it cools off at night. back to you. >>> fire works to flame for a two acre brush fire in san francisco. blames broke out just before noon in andover. firefigh tut the flames wita theutsi of a house. crews worked quickly to get it under control. >>> in the weather department its hot but maybe the specifics i do have to tell you, its 99 degrees where andrea was just reporting from. concord so far has re

host: some criticism earlier this week, placement of the united states flag next to the north korean flag at that summit. what do you think? guest: well, it was a summit. i have been to north korea in the past. i think it is great news what happened. if we are going to get on a path that will denuclearize the north peninsula,he korean that is great. of course you will have a flag of the other side, no matter what. in miami,rt is florida, on the line for independents. i have been in health care for 35 years as a nurse, and i see overprescribing of pain medication, and even antibiotics. medication, we already have pain medications like nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory's. patches.idocaine and we prescribe percocet or oxycodone instead of trying other nonsteroidal anti-inflammatories. it is a big problem. arepharmaceutical companies pursuing these medications and also physicians who are not providing other medications we have available at this time. thank you. guest: that is why education is important. and i know that the medical community, as yourself is much more aware of this and some of

to see the flag of north korea, the dprk flag, right next to the flag of the us is a sign that kim jong—un donald trump were being treated as equals here, and that was part of the story. that is something in itself. and then, of course, you have that moment where kim jong—un went on his walkabout. he was waving to crowds, he was at the top of the marina bay sands in singapore. you look over this enormous singapore skyline, built a capitalist skyline, and the people back in north korea were shown this. and to see that — yes, it was staged, yes, it was all part of the choreography of the summit, but people in north korea were shown this. and that in itself tells you something. it tells you kim jong—un is different from his father and grandfather. he is willing to either take this risk and also show people in north korea the kind of skyline that capitalism can build. that's a risk to take for him, and it shows that perhaps, just perhaps, this is paving the way for something bigger for north korea. we do also get complaints from the opposite point of view, and there were viewers who felt that

the nfl, the flag, the anthem. what i see is an attempt to try to bring attention to a problem in our country that we are not living up to the standards and is whathat we espouse we are doing. at the same time, i am dumbfounded that you can fly a nazi flag, no problem. a nazi flag? and a confederate flag. over thept to take whole country so we could have slavery, which led to the most deaths, by far, in any war of american soldiers. 626 as opposed to 400 and change by world war ii -- most people do not know that. it was equivalent to world war ii and i. host: thanks for the call. let's go to priscilla in san antonio. caller: good morning. i feel donald trump should be impeached for many reasons. for the fact that he has broke the law more than once to the same way we pay for our mistakes, donald trump should pay for his mistakes as well. neil is next, bluebell, democrats line. caller: good morning. ramping corruption in the trump administration. what does mr. tribe think could stop -- what forces does mr. tribe thi

we have never seen that before, the american flag side—by—side with the north korean flag.oment many thought not possible. we we re moment many thought not possible. we were here decades before, 9092, 1994, 1996, previous presidents trying to start dialogue with this regime. there is some hope things will change today. rupert, interesting to note, joining us on the island, interesting to note the timing, kimjong—un, the first to walk in, and then donald trump 60 seconds before the start of the historic meeting, right until the end. presumably, there would have been negotiations about all of the choreography about how this happens. donald trump arrived first, but kim jong—un got into the hotel first. you can read that as kim waiting for donald to arrive, the more powerful country, the older man, that will have been carefully negotiated to get the visuals as they want them. but both sides will display it as they see fit. america will see it live on television. north koreans will not, it will be edited in a way that will make his arrival look as glorious as that of donald trum

it's showing respect for the flag and the country.s a good thing, especially in this current environment. in the militaryâbut he loves is s >> these days it does feel like our national symbol of unity is being used to divide us, but it's clear how john anseck feels about it. >> every time i raise a flag, i always salute it. >> in my neighborhood john is known as the flagpole guy. his loyalty to the stars and stripes is out front for all to see, even if he's more flexible when it comes to his baseball team. he doesn't really mind if others choose to kneel. this korean war vet flies his flag for those who fought for it. >> a lot of people gave their blood to keep that flag flying, so i do that in honor of them. >> but no one beats eddie castillo for flag commitment. the american legion post commander spent the whole day outside safeway in castro valley handing out flags and collecting donations mostly to buy more flags and does he this on holiday -- and he does this on holidays even though he wasn't always honored for his vietnam servic

the telegraph post bands not allowed to fly the england flag. ht every time, we have the shops aren't the fed up with the flags and you get someone has to come out and ruin everybody‘s fun. i started this about a man who banned post commands from flying flags at the concerned he might fly off as if they could be causing damage. it's a health and safety issue. it's always self and —— health and safety. i'd like to know where the drivers will be putting them to obscure their vision. i'm sure postmen are sensible about where they put them. i'm disappointed this world cup by, igo i'm disappointed this world cup by, i go back to the memories i have of being involved and excited you to actually and excited the players they were coming from a country that clearly was behind the team. but, this is to everybody the expectation. i will have the bunting out for the royal, in the last five minutes left and right while we do. do you think people are not flying the flag because they have no expectation that england will win? 0r dwell? expectation that england

no one is disrespecting the flag or our military. ct there are voters out there who want to see it as such, we have to do a better job of educating -- >> they have a right to be offended, you're saying they have a right to be offended and they're saying it does offend me. there's a massive group of americans who watch this happening, and i actually think it hurts the cause of it players. because there's ways for them to talk about that would not also divide the country. when colin kaepernick decided to take a knee during the national anthem he knew it wo provive. >> a military issue actually advised him. >> i know. let me finish my point. he knew he was going to do something provocative. that's why he did it during the national anthem, because he wanted them to listen -- >> that's absurd. you don't want to offend people. let me finish. there are two things you need to understand and america i hope will understand. there are twofirst is that you oppressed people how they should protest is patently absurd. i'm going to finish my thought

from this remarkable meeting ground, where the flags fly side—by—side, donald trump now sees a futureworking together. the word "historic" is often overused. today, it was justified. extraordinary strides have been taken to get to this point, but it is what happens next that is really crucial. how do you ensure that north korea keeps its word on denuclearisation? to that question donald trump said, well, you're going to have to trust me. donald trump is now on his way back to washington — exhausted but, you also sense, exhilarated by what's happened. we are going to be digging more into all this injust a moment. first we bring you this breaking news. north korea has claimed that president trump agreed to lift sanctions on north korea during that meeting. this is coming from the front page of the workers daily, the mouthpiece of the workers daily, the mouthpiece of north korea's ruling communist party. he chose the flags and the handshakes, the smiles and the men meeting on equal terms and the paper then says, president trump agreed to lift sanctions, this of course was not something i

and he's one again changed the narrative a made it about the flag. made it about the anthem.about the disrespect for the military, the disrespect for the police. i can guarantee you, there's not one player, current or former that is disrespectful towards the military, that does not hate police. 75% of the nfl players have relatives, my grandfather fought in world war i. so, to make it that narrative, he's just trying to appease to his base. it's the same base, like i said these are the same guys and people who still believe that barack obama wasn't born in america. so, he's -- the team wasn't going show most of the team wasn't going now anyway, but as he did with the apprentice show, he had to get in front of it and save face -- >> a lot of -- >> -- rather than -- >> a lot of people in the country believhat the players should stand. a lot of people believe that barack obama was born in america. nate, i have to ask you, because the white house keep citing the national anthem as his rift. you are the one -- by the way, none of them took a knee this season. you are the one who c

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they don't kneel against the flag during the national anthem. they are encouraged to use their voice. you see the power of lebron j z james. he is not going to back down to the president. >> you see the nfl tell the players they must stand or stay in the dressing room. we know that some of the nfl leaders, owners, have said it's president trump and conversations that influenced their decision on how to handle these protests. >> no question. exactly. that's one of the reasons why when you hear people in the public and why it's so disappointing when you hear people in the public use this as a first amendment issue. it's not a first amendment issue, private owners have a right to do and say what they want, the players have no power. when you have the president, who is a public figure, the government essentially, attacking these athletes and telling them they shouldn't be employ and creating pressure on the owners who do employ them, it does become a first amendment issue. you have the other two branchs of government attacking these players. it's di

the pawnee fire is 30% contained. red flagross six states with four new fires in utah. >>> one of the pitfalls of live tv is the element of surprise. just like when we checked in on the botanical garden in april. >> we were supposed to see the corpse flower which only blooms for a day or two and instead we saw this. >> gary on a ladder. >> gary. >> we don't know his name. he is forever gary. but we're getting a second chance! here's a live look at the corpse flower right now at new york's botanical garden in bloom for all of you to see. >> wow. so the botanical garden extended its hours last night to accommodate visitors there in the bronx. the live stream is a great alternative because you can see the corpse flower without having to smell it, because it smells pretty stank. >> it's called the corpse flower because it smells like a corpse. >> yeah. it's really not that fascinating to look at, actually, after all this time, that's what gary saved us from? >> months! we have been waiting to see the corpse flower. >> what are we

that is the american flag next to the dprk flag. rth korea, right? they criticised every yearfor gulags... north korea, right? they criticised every year for gulags... that north korea, right? they criticised every year for gulags.._ that is north korea, right? they criticised every year for gulags... that is a great shot for north korea. think about... we talked about the details of what might be discussed between the two. that, for kimjong—un, james, it is an unprecedented moment. both will come out of this fine. i think they are feeling good. confident men who have done preparation, though trump, not much, kim, more. the japanese preparation, though trump, not much, kim, more. thejapanese and preparation, though trump, not much, kim, more. the japanese and south koreans are feeling nervous, though. they are wondering if donald trump will throw them under the bus like did at the g7. he has a taste for it at the moment. while i think trump and kim are confident this morning, many have a lot to lose. we are going to stay with these p

the first rainbow flag. [applause] the first rainbow flag flew 14 years ago, and now you can find it in every country in the wor world. that kind of creative, passionate activism is what we are here to celebrate and to continue. thank you all, and happy pride. [applause] >> mayor farrell: i would also like to introduce claire farley. thank you. the office of transgender initiative, lgbtq initiative, sorry. [applause] >> thank you. thank you. good morning everyone. i'm so happy to be here to celebrate and kick off pride with you all today. [cheers and applause] i'll give it a minute. as we know, 2018 has been a challenging year, as we fight for basic human rights and lgbtq rights across the country. san francisco continues to be a leader in advancing the rights for transgender and lgbtq people. as our federal administration has it under constant attack. furthermore, our diverse communities across san francisco bring us life and honour are under siege. with all of this, it can be difficult to remember what we a

we love our country and respect the flag and proudly stand for the national income.lcome everyone to the white house for this patriotic celebration. a beautiful day and beautiful celebration. i also want to thank our great vice president mike pence along with the secretary, representatives to hopefully will be the next senator from the great state of pennsylvania. it is a great state. representative mike kelly, great to see you. i want to take this opportunity to explain why young americans stand for the national income. maybe it's about time. we stand to honor our military and our country and to remember the fallen heroes who never made it back home. we stand to show love for our fellow citizens and our magnificentonstitution. we stand to pay tribute to the incredible americans who came before us and the heroic sacrifices they made. america is a great nation, community, family and america is our home and we love our home. our country has never done better than it's doing right now. record numbers at the outpost. you take a look at what's going on, lowest unemploymen

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president trump accuses the firm of ‘waving the white flag'. e pentagon says two military bases in texas are to be used as temporary camps to house migrants. it's not known if families will be allowed to stay there together. cleared for take off: controversial plans to expand heathrow airport get the green light. the search is set to resume in thailand for 12 teenage footballers and their coach — they've been trapped in a flooded cave since saturday. and drama and delight in the world cup as portugal and spain make the knockout stages. we'll have the latest from moscow. hello and thank you forjoining us. we start in the united states. president trump has criticised the american motorcycle maker, harley davidson, for its decision to move some of its production outside the united states. the company said making bikes for the european market would gradually be transferred to other countries to avoid sharply increased tariffs on a range of us imports by the european union. mr trump tweeted that he was surprised that harley davidson, of all companies

tomorrow is the big day of concern. a red flag warning is issued. this is the from the weather service. this includes lake county and the north bay hills, napa, sonoma county's. gusts are up to 35 miles per hour starting tomorrow into saturday night. >> reporter: >>> oakland police are offering a $25,000 reward for information leading to an arrest in a deadly shooting. the gunman killed an 18-year- old outside it many mart on macarthur boulevard around 5:30 yesterday, and injured three others. >>> in san francisco a hit-and- run driver injured a petty cab driver and a family of four visiting from vancouver. the driver has not been located. the crash happened yesterday afternoon. police are still looking for the driver of a light-colored sedan. >>> people who live in oakland may soon see more road closures this summer. that is because crews are on overdrive trying to fix streets before the winter months. >> reporter: oakland city officials hope to repave four times more miles than they have in recent years. here at east 16th street and 37th avenue, th

there are the flags of north korea and the united states. president came in saying it has been a very, very intense 24 hours. said he's gone 24 hours straight no sleep at all and really was charged up. talking about this meeting with kim jong un, believing it's a historic moment. but as you said, there are a lot of questions over whether kim jong un can actually keep this commitment to complete denuclearization. the president has been very critical of the iran nuclear deal, said it's the worst deal ever made. so one of the questions is will this north korean deal be tougher than the iran nuclear deal? the president says it can't be %-ps committed to complete denuclearization. he says it may take time, we're going to have to watch the steps. he says we are going to have to verify it but he believes that commitment coming from kim jong un. he also said that kim jong un is prepared to take steps toward that goal that go beyond what was in this communeky and says those are going to be announced very, very soon. in fact, he said he they could be

you saw the north korea flag side by side with the u.s. flag. an image of equality that north korea insisted on. that news conference with the president getting under way shortly. we have the text. of the agreement. the president called it a comprehensive agreement between the united states and the north korea. it doesn't actually appear comprehensive. it appears to be preliminary. along the lines of what we have seen before. i'll read you one key graph. in this has to do with the denuclearization. president trump committed to provide security guarantees and chairman kim jong un reaffirmed his firm and unwaivering commitment to complete denuclearization of the careen yan peninsula. korean pinsula. that language is important. unwaivering commitment to complete denuclearization of the korean peninsula is the preferred language of the north korea. because it implies that the united states would make some concession as well to the nuclear umbrella it provide to the region. >> all the pictures this is significant. what happened here today in singapore

the red flag warning remains in effect for the north and east bay hills today. the pattern will return to a more seasonable or cooler set up for the work week. week.for the work cooler set up seasonable or cooler set up for the work week. ( marty )breaking overnight.. in lake county. a fire that started last night near clear lake oaks.. off pawnee road.... has destroyed a dozen homes and burned at lease one thousand acres.this is cell phone video sent to us from a viewer. the fast moving fire doubled in size by ten-o'clock last night. evacuations have been ordered and a shelter is set up for evacuees at lower lake high school. over 3-thousand people are now left displaced. we'll continue to update this story throughout ( marty ) in the east bay... hot weather is partially to blame for multiple brush fires. this is cellphone video that a viewer sent us after a 2-alarm fire broke out in antioch. fire crews were able to contain the blaze before 9 o'clock last night. at least 6 structures were damaged... and 2 people were taken to the hospital for smoke inhalation.-

a hostile relationship and you have i mean the image of them shaking hands to see the flags of the u.s. and the d.p. r. k. side by side i mean you know somebody that has been working for this peace process this is it's an extraordinary feat and i'm glad that you mention the flags you weren't the only one who found that a real this is twitter who says just so their photo op and although i'm not american it's so jarring to me to see the north korean flag alongside the u.s. symbolic mostly but jarring i want to just flip through a couple of other comments on how surreal this was to other people in these off to you with me on twitter says the first time i heard cam's voice i believe this was a historic talk a brilliant move for the world for world peace and he's really just noting you don't actually hear the north korean leader leader in western media another person watching live on you tube sighs after finding out that no other american president has ever met with a north korean leader troubles doing pretty well i think so kimberly talk to us about the the feeling of this being so surreal

so this white house has twisted the truth and on a number of occasions, not just with conflating the flag and the anthem with the protests that the players have took a knee for, but they've conflated other issues as well politically. so this is just -- this is the playbook of this administration. >> so there is an argument out there that players should go to the white house because it represents more than just donald trump or barack obama or george w. bush, it represe the presidency. moreover an argument, that a guy like malcolm jenkins very active in lobbying members of congress for justice reform, that he could make headway there. cnn van spokeo malcolm jenkins in february and asked him if he would go to the white house. >> i think i would consider it. if i wouldn't, then what is it i'm trying to get accomplished and so if you go directly to the president of the united states and talk about these issues that are plaguing our communities, i think that is a responsibility for us regardless of how you febout somebody on a personal level. >> to be clear, he's talking about going to the whit

the flags are gusting out there because of the gusty winds. be careful across the officers and a carload of teenagers in union city. henry lee spoke to witnesses who say they hurt as many -- hurt as many 30 gun shots. >> officers try to stop a stolen car in union city. inside the car were three teenage boys. >> the occupants got out and exchange gunfire with the police officers. >> neighbors took cover as the bullets flew. >> i thought it was fireworks. it seemed like it was over 30 shots. we all hit the driver of the car did not stick around. >> the driver of the car continue driving alongside the railroad tracks in the dirt and on the railroad tracks all the way to whipple road. he was stopped and arrested. >> you can see the stolen car riddled with bullet holes. there were dozens of evidence markers were the shooting happen. one of the suspects was shot during the confrontation. >> we are not sure if the juvenile that was shot was shot by a police. he may have been accidentally shot by his partner in the vehicle. >> what police do know is t

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the two. emerged in front of a row of american and north korean flags and shook hands for the very first time. it was the first of a series of handshakes between the two leaders who up until very recently were still trading belligerent insults and threats but not today trump was in an op the mood he told kim i know well very well that tremendous success together and will solve a big problem a big dilemma up until this point has been unable to be solved i know that working together we will get it taken care of and for his part kim jong un said it has not been easy to get here the old prejudices and practices worked as obstacles but we have overcome them and we're here today. correspondent boston hadzic is following the story for us in singapore and in studio we have young cars how a transatlantic fellow in the asia program at the german marshall fund of the united states by stan we're going to start with you a warm handshake a relaxed demeanor what a difference a few months make when after they traded all these belligerent insults and now trump is saying he will sign a document with came what m

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it's one of the hotter ones we've seen all season. that's where that red flag warning is in effect now until tomorrow night about this time. there's no fog along the coast. the arrows are pointing slightly offshore. we are seeing plenty of wind keeping ing the fog away. you can see the line of fog out here. that's an indication it will be a warmer day tomorrow. temperatures outside right now in the 70s for many places. if you look outside, you can see a lot. it looks foggy but it's not. it's just haze in the air. the forecast model, no fog. the purple is 100. orange is 80s. write to the beach, look at that. anywhere you go the beaches will be nice. temperatures, 104. you could see her record and some odd spots. we do see lots of triple digit heat. one and done it will be warm on sunday ay but not as hot as tomorrow. tomorrow is the big day to get through in terms of big heat and spare the air day tomorrow. just take it slow and easy by the pool, try to carpool or ride your bike or stay in the shade, drink water. it is summer. it will feel like it tomorrow. >> a

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look at the north korean flags next to the american flag. whoever thought we would see that. are saying they weren't looking at a car: it was something else. we showed you the video again. they were trying to find ways to bond in a personal human way. what's more natural for guys to which can out a car. as simple as it sounds. here it is again. the beast. the special motorcade car. cheg checking out the inside and they walk away. optics are a big part. there is an audience back home for each of the men. how much is being reported in th north korea? >> they reported about this summit before it actually happened. they filed a couple different reports and mentioned kim jong un was coming to singapore. and talked about the sightseeing tour. here around singapore. at this moment inside north korea, people are in the dark. because state tv is still on color bar. it doesn't come on the air until 3:00 in the afternoon. two hours from right now. so we don't know if at 3:00 p.m. the seen dwror news reader who we always see will come on with an announcement and video. and photographs. he