. >>> s communities all across california take a hard look at their fire risk, what about the hills has already happened. >> my estimate is a doubling or tripling of the fuel load. >> every city fire department is going to have financial constraints. >> what is being done to protect the oakland hills from the next fire. what more can be done. the city is trying to protect neighbors here and how the neighbors, some of them are not willing to wait for help they are making their own disaster plans. >>> they are absolutely going to happen, there are approximately 1 million people his cotry with removal orders. >> wrapping up the widespread immigration raids how local leaders are providing immigration or information for protection. >>> the ghost ship warehouse master tenant takes the stand for his final day. >> this is the way the case ended up for the prosecution of. not with a bang but a whimper. >>> the new kpix5 news at 7 starts now with a live, original report. growing fire danger in the oakland hills almost 30 years after historic firestorm. >>> good evening i'm elizabeth cook. >> i am

so that would spread that fire even more up the hill. and then continue to make it more of an issue as we see the winds increasing and temperatures getting hotter as well which will cause that humidity level -- the humidity level to drop as well. so a lot to monitor here as we go throughout the day with smoke blowing away from the south bay but going to see our fire danger increasing and that could make that wildfire fight more difficult as the day goes on and the winds pick up. so the good news now, we don't have wind and hopefully get containment on that soon because once again these models show that the winds will pick up today. it is already 80 degrees out there. and we are also seeing lower to mid-80s for the east bay valleys and into the north bay. we're at2 in santa rosa. san francisco and warming up into the lower 70s. through the microclimate forecast, in east san jose, t u the mid-40s at about 46%. and our winds coming in from thk going in antioch, we're going to see the high of 90. martinez reaching 87 degrees. and for the peni

>>also in the south bay, a 3.5 earthquake hit near morgan hill this afternoon the usgs says it hit about one 45 10 miles north of morgan hill people in the area reported what they describe as a quick jolt. >>their trial in oakland an atf agent was called to the witness stand to counter the testimony, a key defense witness. co-defendants derick almena and max harris poll face 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter for the 2016 fire. kron four's haaziq madyun has the story. >>3 rebuttal witnesses take the stand today as testimony and the goal ship trial begins to wind down here at the alameda county superior courthouse in oakland at oakland police officer took the stand to answer questions regarding the 2014 couch burning incident outside the ghost ship. the prosecution played the officers just camera video in which cold if they did derick is overheard saying that it is amazing the fire did not go inside it would have been horrible the decks rebuttal witness was atf agent with the hayman who told the court that she took part in a pair of interviews of goal shipped resident darrell believed

the vessel runs through tomorrow at christmas hill park. less than a check of the weather center. >> let's start off with the quick forecast. take a look at the numbers behind me. 97 will be the forecast, in case you had not heard. we have a hot weekend on our hands. let me show you what it looks like outside for the bay. this may be contradictory to what i said. that is a great start to the day. this is the camera looking back towards the bay bridge sitting right there. it is kind of their. a very thick marine layer is usually not something you would typically encounter when you're experiencing a heat wave. for those of us in the city and around the immediate bay it will not be that bad today. when we get up above these low clouds, look how pretty it is. from the top of the tower was one of the cables hanging down there. but a beautiful shot. let me show you what it looks like inland. this is what heat waves could look like. clear skies looking over dublin. dublin you are one of the areas today that is under a heat advisory. concord, it is

also in the a 3.5 o% earthquake hit near our morgan hill this afternoon the usgs says that was just after one 45 about 10 miles north of morgan hill people in the area reported feeling what they described as a coup. jolt and another big story we're following president trump is dismissing and the skepticism that has long promised immigration raids have stalled he claims ongoing raids have been working and that more are coming. meanwhile, there is a new immigration crackdown starting today immigrants can no longer seek asylum here in the us if they did not apply for protections on the way here that's the cabbie out for example, someone from guatemala traveling through mexico must first seek asylum in mexico before applying in the u s some advocates for the undocumented immigrants, they brought their protest against ice to the amazon office building this is the one in downtown san francisco. that's because the demonstrators say the online retail giant is in the business of th the feds in a way that facilitates deportation. >>and held signs calling on amazon to cut with immigration and custom

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look at this hill it, tops the city's unofficial list of steepest hills. bomb tompkins avenue. a grade of 41%. >> it's one of two streets any san francisco that are actually steeper. this unofficial list uses data from the government and open source mapping, as well. >> wow. >> now we know. >>> tonight, the firestorm. president trump and race. the president declaring today, i don't have a racist bone in my body. the effort to condemn the president in congress. how far will it go? and our correspondent tonight asking lawmakers on the hill to go on the record about what the president tweeted about those four congresswomen. and you'll see as many try to avoid the question. >>> outrage in new york city tonight. the officer in the eric garner case will not face federal charges. his family tonight saying the justice department failed us. >>> bracing for dangerous heat tonight. 15 states on alert from texas to the northeast. it will feel like 108 in d.c., 106 in new york city. and the warnings about the potential for another blackout. rob marciano is live. >>> ne

some of the higher hills will start the morning in the low 70s. coming up we'll talk about a significant cooldown as part of your seven-day forecast in 12 minutes. >> rob, thanks a lot. >>> thousands of people braved the heat at the nor cal nig ple. it seemed to be tense with those spraying mists. a lot of the shade. one man says he got a huge drink to cool off and the ice inside melted in ten minutes. he says the heat nearly scared him off. >> i was kind of thinking about not coming out because of how hot it was, the hottest day it's been in a while. but i just decided to come anyway. >> nbc bay area also spoke to a vendor selling icies and slushies. his business got a big boost. >>> follow-up to a flare-up out of san jose. more than a dozen cars destroyed in a junkyard fire. we brought this to you as breaking news at 6:00. fire started just after 5:30 this evening at the pick and pull junkyard on commercial street near highway 101. this is video from our traffic camera today. firefighters say two cars were engulfed in flames and that spread to 1

putting back up the hill. a little bit to his right. asn't been able to gt anythingng on the greens. >> up to six. >> lucas glover, two biies. shortest all week, 174 yards. named after the original architect here at portrush heartheart harry colt. i imagine that's how he expected everyone to play here. >> par 3, 6. >> join tom abbott. >> charley hoffman foritirdie to ge back to level par for the week. a little backop behind the hole said downhill putt to charlie. ets first birdie of the day him back to even on the round. >> you alluded to itea rlier, justin, the wind here at royal portrush, wexpect the worst of the weather later on. as you look at the map there, what strikes you. >> look at the difference between out by the fifth green, which is oight outthe beach. look at the third tee. it's 5, a minute m ago 10es an hour difference. the wind has turned back out of the south, very similar to how it was the first couple of days. so scores to be made going o on one threw five downwind, makes the back nine a little more difficult. certainl

the bright bulbs. >>on death until hill are the problem >>80 years of well king visitors now free of charge and the hilleriffs as said actually owns the land the sheriff calls it with his brothers and it's been in their family for generations, but now they say they're concerned about public safety. >>are they really came to a head this year former open for for 2 days and we just saw a crushed were we had people waiting in line on the roads for up to 2 hours just to get the parking lot impeding first responders fire. sheriff's deputies. ambulance services all of those things that needed not only to get to the field to get past the hill to service or neighbors as well. >>and here's the thing even though they're closing it to the public they're going to continue to plant daffodils just to keep the tradition alive. >>about the climate crisis yes, scientists believe the number of days of dangerous heat could triple by the middle of the century at least that's unless we reverse or current type of energy you have 4 dan kerman explains. it seems as if there are. >>more and more excessively hot days, you'd be ri

and our correspondent tonight asking lawmakers on the hill to go on the record about what the president tweeted about those four congresswomen. and you'll see as many try to avoid the question. >>> outrage in new york city tonight. the officer in the eric garner case will not face federal charges. his family tonight saying the justice department failed us. >>> bracing for dangerous heat tonight. 15 states on alert from texas to the northeast. it will feel like 108 in d.c., 106 in new york city. and the warnings about the potential for another blackout. rob marciano is live. >>> new images tonight. the deadly plane crash killing everyone onboard. the moment the plane flips and slams into a hangar. >>> the beloved african-american activist found in the trunk of her car, and what authorities have now revealed tonight. >>> under arrest. after the american mother, a u.s. scientist, was found dead, thrown into a world war ii bunker, a priest's son is now in custody tonight. what authorities say he did. >>> and apollo 11, 50 years ago today, taking flight. neil armstrong and that famous line,

>>> tonight, from washington, robert mueller grilled on the hill. the high stakes showdown, after president trump repeatedly said the mueller report exonerated him, robert mueller is asked, did you exonerate the president? how he answers. also, can the president be charged with a crime when he leaves office? tonight, the president now responding just a short time ago. >>> also tonight, the urgent manhunt right now for two teenage suspects considered armed and dangerous after their alleged killing spree. that american woman and her boyfriend discovered dead. now, the suspects are wanted in another case and just in tonight, another burned out vehicle now discovered. >>> the emergency at the largest airport in the u.s. the toddler jumping on a baggage belt. the urgent calls for help. >>> the murder of a college student at ole miss. new surveillance tonight revealing how they tracked the young suspect, 85 miles away. >>> new images tonight, those two tornados, an ef-1 slamming cape cod. winds more than 100 miles per hour. and the major wildfires we're wa

. >> have you looked on the hill over there? >> industrial city. industrial city. >> you needed a little help didn't you? >> they spell out south san francisco, the industrial city. it has been here since the 1920s. i am now sitting on the the in industrial and how big are these letters and what are they made of? >> they are bigger than me. >> 25 feet? >> gravel? >> who cares? >> the letters are some meant to say the least and 25 feet. >> multiply that by three. >> 60 feet? >> true or false, south san francisco got its name from a very big meatpacker out of chicago? >> i never heard that. i don't know. the meatpacking industry had a big influence on the town. >> true. >> are you sure? >> no. >> i don't know. >> i could not make that up. >> we are in front of city hall. it is modeled after a very important building in our nations history in philadelphia. can you name the building? >> u.s. history. >> oh my gosh. >> the declaration of? >> the name of the hall would be? >> i don't know that. >> was the name of the hall? >> constitutional? >> independen

just go over the hill. it was only 79 in oakland. it's really that trivalley area and up around concord where the focus of the heat has been and that's where you'll find the heat advisory everywhere in yellow. we're still in this but we're almost done. going to expire at 11:00 tonight. we do not need a heat advisory for tomorrow because the numbers are going to be as much as 15 degrees cooler for some of us tomorrow afternoon. i cannot wait to show you that in the complete forecast coming up in a few minutes. >>> the city of san jose keeping five community centers open until 5:00 tonight. the mayfair, roosevelt, camden, cypress, and seven trees centers. from your oakland cam you can see not much. a thick haze hanging over parts of the bay area. partly because of the hot still air. a wildfire in oregon sending smoke filtering down our way. spare the air alert is in effect through the end of the day. so far no alert has been issued for tomorrow. >>> a new twist this evening in the arrest of two bay area teens accused of murdering an ita

without the new hill near sacramento is close and death lee because of the area's infrastructure and just can't keep up with this overwhelming popularity body setting up there. tourists come to the area to get a glimpse of the bright faults that field after hill of course take a lot of pictures and more than 80 years after more than 80 years of welcoming visitors for free. the heel is closing so ahmed or county sheriff martin ryan he call owns the land with his brn otheeir families for generations, they are concerned though about safety. >>are they really came to a head this year former open for for 2 days ashed were we had pe waiting in line on the roads for up to 2 hours just to get the parking lot impeding first responders fire. sheriff's deputies. ambulance services all of those things that needed not only to get to the field to get past the hill to service or neighbors as well. >>understandable but unfortunate. the sheriff says that they do plan to continue to plant those beautiful daffodils on the hill but they just want to keep the tradition alive. san francisco leaders want t

there might be one or two popping up over the hills. still a drift from the north. dry and bright with some sunshine coming through. come tuesday we are anticipating a change —— lord‘s. and more widely late in the week. let me showers you this potential hurricane. it is close to hurricane strength. it is a rainfall event. a very slow—moving storm. whether it will have gone by monday from the mississippi and louisiana areas as debatable as well. back to you two. more on that as well as we get further details of whether that makes landfall. and whether it will be categorised as a hurricane. more from hell in a little later. —— helen. time now for the latest technology and gadget news in this week‘s click. we choose to go to the moon in this decade and do the other things, not because they are easy, but because they are hard. so said presidentjohn f kennedy in 1962. on july the 16th, 1969, three astronauts, neil armstrong, edwin "buzz" aldrin, and michael collins, made ready to fulfil that promise as they prepared for apollo 11. the first crewed mission to land on the

this is not a good idea. >> temperatures are cool, but the winds are up in the hills. 're seeing that now on the east bay and smoke pollution increased around the bay. as the winds pick up tomorrow, it's going to push some smoke, wildfire smoke in contra costa county. areas to the east, livermore, temperatures will be dry and warm in the hills ahead. >> thank you, rob. next newscast today in the bay at 4:30. thanks for joining us. >> have a great night. [ cheers and applause ♪ >> steve: from 30 rockefeller plaza here in new york city, it's "the tonight show" starring jimmy fallon! and now, here's your host,

from the oakland hills, the pops, bangs and booms are nonstop.se are the sounds of illegal fireworks as well as gunfire ringing out from oakland this fourth of july. >> we're hear like gunshot noises and kind of like a little fireworks, i guess. more of gunshots. >> this woman will keep her dog inside all night because of the commotion. these not the only one. >> i'm never happy my kitties are freaked out and people who had ptsd and experiences of gun violence and war, it can be hard. >> oakland police are out in force and patrolled specifically for the holiday. >> the biggest concern for the night is people getting injured from fireworks. people getting shot from gunfire as well as the fire danger. >> abc 7 news was there as officers raided a home and found illegal fireworks, drugs and a high powered rifle. they are brought to drop off areas like this one on international boulevard where they will store them and later dispose of them. >> the designated areas is a new thing. it allows officers to drop them off and get back on the streets quickly.

and good thing because that is the county communications tower at the top of the hill. in san jose i am simon perez, kpix5. >>> about 90 minutes ago governor gavin newsom declared a state of emergency for kern county following the strongest earthquake to hit southern california in two decades. 6.4 magnitude quake struck about 10:30 this morning. near the town of ridgecrest. it has generated more than 150 aftershocks in the hours of sense. >> that was a good one. one homeowner security camera caught the moment the shaking started and you can see the whole room swaying pretty violently as things toppled off shelves. the intensity of this quake leading to evacuations, including a local hospital there in ridgecrest. and one expert predicts there could be something more to come. >> there is a one in 20 chance that this location will be having an even bigger earthquake within the next few days that we have not yet seen the biggest earthquake in the sequence. >> that is interesting. the earthquake was detected by the states new shakealert system and that provided a 48 second wa

the hill now revealed that off the record portion of the interview in an exclusive interview with theill last monday. trump said he would be visiting the dmz and he might meet with kim. the hill delayed publishing news of the trip earlier in the week at the request of the white house which cited security concerns about publicizing the president's plans that far in advance. the "wall street journal" said on wednesday president moon of south korea told foreign journalists that the u.s. and north korea engaged in behind the scenes talks about a third summit between the two countries' leaders and the third summit happened right there. on sunday. it was planned. so there is no reason that anyone should believe that president trump's on the fly tweet was written before all the details of the meeting were locked down. if chairman kim sees this, i would meet him just to shake his hand and say hello. the president did a little more than shake his hand and say hello. he said it was an honor to step across that line into north korea. >> i said hey, i'm over here, i want to go to chairman kim. we

a little taste, he was asked about whether or not he is worried about bob mueller testifying on the hill this wednesday. that's off the deep end and they are not doing anything, all they care about is a phony investigation. robert mueller is conflicted, and so on and so forth. those comments directly from the president coming up. meanwhile let's talk about afghanistan and the taliban and iran and all the other things that may come up with that prime minister from pakistan visiting with the president while we await remarks to bring you from the president of the united states. republican congressman mike wolf sits on the house armed services committee. he served as a green barre commander, and right on time. let's start with iran and this whole thing because that comes up no matter who is in the oval office but particularly from that part of the world. iran says they have 17 so-called american spies and they have already begun to execute some of them. we are saying that's not true. what do we know? >> from what it appears, we need to make the distinction that these are iranian nationals wo

rainfall totals mount up over the hills in the west of scotla nd mount up over the hills in the westt england, seeing rain first thing monday morning. the temperatures are in the mid— high teens to start your working week so i humid monday. improving picture where you have showers for northern england and northern ireland was showers wishing into scotland through the day did further south it is largely dry, sunny and hot. are quite a bit cloud lingering around the western coast further east in the sunshine we are likely to see temperatures reaching 29 or even 30 degrees on monday. widely in the mid— high 20s, even towards them north—west. things are hotting up for us because we have a real heat wave from the middle part of the week. europe and france and spain in particular, the wind drifting up from the south. temperatures in paris could reach 41 celsius by wednesday. if that does happen, that will be the hottest temperature ever recorded in the french capital. 0ver temperature ever recorded in the french capital. over the next five days there will be showers, particularly across th

public shouting of the "f" word among many other terrible things and the petrified dems run for the hills. he writes why isn't the house voting to rebuke the hate filled things they have said because

israel, there is a debate on the hill more in the democratic caucus about the future of the u.s.-israel relationship, but there is no question that relationship between israel and gulf countries including saudi arabia are expanding. is it in our interest for these countries to work together? assistance to syria. the trump administration put off hundreds of millions of dollars of assistance to northeast syria. stepped in. if it is about burden sherry and the u.s. government not being the first entity to pay assistance dollars, do we want to talk to riyadh about where they can share the burden? give the iraqis options other than iran, then that relationship will deepen. despite everything i laid out, there is an opening from the government of saudi arabia, and efforts to bring iraq into the arab world. bias, sustainable meaningful change, i view as in criminal and not necessarily on the headlines, and not the stuff of senior pleadings or senior statements. my eyebrows were raised about the new television series in saudi arabia. -- the title, i encourage you to look it up, saudi ser

it's a big day in the district ypecifically on capitol hill. robert mueller, ave heard of him, he is set to testify this morning in front of two house commhtees. >> tis is all after that 22-month investigation into russian involvement in the 2016 presidential election. it led to 34 indiments and it all comes down to today. we do have complete coverage for you ahead of the day, but first we want to start withck a che of that forecast and the commute. >> that's right, melissa mollet is standing by with first 4 traffic but we begin with storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell because we have good weather to report today. >> yes, absolutely right. no weather alert needed for today. now if we could just keep melissa mollet and first 4 traffic in line today, yesterday so many problemsaround. probably still waiting to get to work from yesterday still. temperatures this morning have fallen into the 60s in tee wes suburbs. very comfortable indeed from chantilly and falls church, a few spots down close to the 50s now. front royal downto 61. we'll see if any

it is also a big deadline day on the hill. whether they will be met is till tbd. the white house is supposed to turn over all communications using private emails and messaging services. nsa to see if officials have broken any recordkeeping laws. >> michael flynn subpoenaed. chairman adam schiff said neither will show. . >> do you still expect them to come in? >> with gates, he has begun to provide documents to the committee. we are in discussions with him about his testimony. with flynn, we have been in touch with his counsel about scheduling his appearance. >> had nbc's kasie hunt is over on capitol hill for us. what is the expectation so far today and what have you been hearing? >> reporter: well, hallie, this deadline of course yet another one that the administration has flown through as democrats build a case against the administration saying that they are stonewalling, of course preparing to be able to make that argument more strongly in court. you saw schiff there talking about what we don't expect to see here. they say they are going to be to be in touch wit

>>that's the debate on capitol hill today. i'm bree jackson in washington dc and i have that story coming up. >>well up next after sweeping the rockies yesterday the red hot giants back in action tonight, mile high ci >>google execs grilled on capitol hill today at issue censorship republicans say google facebook and twitter have been censoring conservative opinions. meanwhile, the father of a murdered television journalist says the companies are doing enough to keep offensive content. >>off their platforms. washington correspondent bree jackson reports. >>reporter alison parker was in the middle of a live television news when she was shot to death by a former co-worker the gunmen posted video of the shooting online but the worst is that the murder. >>allison is still up on youtube fighting to get that taken on allison's father andy parker has taken that fight to capitol hill. >>at a hearing about online censorship. parker urge lawmakers to regulate social media platforms 10 companies face a balancing act on the one hand parker

it's a 14-mile project stretching from lafayette in to the east bay hills. the fire break could help stop a wild fire from spreading. >> the idea is to keep the fire, from getting up, using the lower fuels to ladder up in to the crowns of the trees. >> firefighters are reminding property owners they need to create a defensible space around their homes as well and it should be 100 feet of clear space. >>> time is 6:41, a busy days more coverage of on the peninsula for 177,000 bucks. we will look at how the unnew p released by nasa including a black hole. how it was captured, they were able to capture some of these images. first we want to check this with gus for a look at what is coming up in the next hour of mornings on 2 . >>> we like free food. clothing retailer forever 21 is under fire for sending snack bars to some customers. why the kind of bars it sent caused people to get upset and what forever 21 has to say about it now. what if you babe's diaper could subpoenaed you an email? why you won't be able to buy a pack just yet. we'll be right back. >>> our

the conversation. now we will bring you to capitol hill. the middle east policy council boasting an event looking at u.s./saudi arabia relations. >> while remaining safely to different value systems, under the current leadership of both countries, these tensions have been brought into sharp focus. the nature of our military cooperation, human rights violations, addressing regional bad actors and more demanded tension and change. tose issues are from form dispassionate view and we are fortunate to have an experienced group of panelists today. they affect the approach to saudi arabia, it's relationship and future. before i turn to today's program, i want to say a few words about the council. the council was established in 1981 for the purpose of promoting dialogue and education. we have three flagship programs. our quarterly, capitol hill conference, a quarterly journal, middle east policy which jesses wrong reputation and can be found in 15 dozen libraries worldwide. our education outreach program. it provides educational resources in the mid

for those of us who found our way up to the hill from time to time. i want to start -- this is a conversation about the u.s./saudi relationship. i wanted to begin by stressing that this is not about the u.s. relationship with mohammed bin salmon. one of the things that struck me over the last couple of years is that we have lost sight of the fact that there is a relationship with a country out there that as tom has says stretches back for nearly 90 years. and has been based on shared interests, shared perspectives, shared policies over a number of years. not here to defend mohammed bin salmon, not here to explain what was going through his mind about jamal khashoggi who many of us in this room knew and considered a friend. so we need to think about the broader relationship. one of the narratives here in washington that i found really striking over this last almost year now since khashoggi's murder is the extent to which we have conflated a number of different aspects of saudi policy, of u.s. perspectives on saudi arabia, of u.s. relations with saudi ar

some areas could even hit the 90s around morgan hill. l take a look at the warm forecast coming up next. we'll bring alexis in here, overall pretty good, you have a few hot spots. >> in particular, we have a sig alert for state route 1. just north of devil's slide tunnel. a few more details in from chp on this crash that has triggered the sig alert. it sounds like a sewage truck and a pickup were involved in this. the pickup flipped on its side. no injuries according to chp. hopefully that means they'll be able to get this cleared shortly. for now, you're going to have to find another way around. here's a look at 101 and 880, northbound traffic moving along okay. drive times looking okay. westbound 80, highway 4 to the maze, 19 minutes, 12 across the bay bridge. metering lights are on, not too much backup at the toll plaza, like you can do it all.sorder makes you feel but mania, such as unusual changes in your mood, activity or energy levels, can leave you on shaky ground. ask your healthcare provider about vraylar. vraylar treats acute m

she learned about -- look how the house falls down the hill. there is that nice, staid pennsylvania-style house by a furtive -- friend of gerard lambert's. then there is a decline over the ridge. she did not erase outlines of hills at all. she always worked with and from them. the terrier in front is for comparison. my terrier. she is standing about 30 yards from me. so, you can measure the distance across this wide view. that this not very enormous house had. so what did you learn? she learned about the control of grades. that is the second greenhouse. the first when you saw is at carter hall and a second here at apple hill still exists. i would like to thank kate williams for allowing me to ramble over this property and take photographs like this that shows the grade. she also learned about water management on a steep site. you can see the soil is filled with leaves. that may be the most important landscape feature of this place. because it protects the house from the rusty limestone ridge. very inconspicuous, very firm line down the hill, tha

up the hill. back down the hill. >> the cause of the accident still under investigation.ays its ceo is stepping down and they will likely pick his replacement later in the month. >> bmw lost money selling cars during the first quarter of the year and had to pay $1.6 billion to settle an anti-trust case. kruger is leaving before his contract was due to expire next year. and a live look at the new york stock exchange, down about 145 points as trading gets underway, in part react to new jobs numbers just out. >> is now the time to buy a car? the average interest rate is at the lowest level this year. edmunds.com shows more shoppers received interest rates 2 to 5% since june. part of the reason for the drop, automakers and dealers are becoming desperate to sell lingering 2018 models. >> if you ever wanted to own your own race car get ready for a case of sticker shock. ford is will selling a supercar with a price of $1.2 million. wow. the automaker produces only 45 models of this fort gt mk2 with 700 horsepower, two racing seats. buyers can only drive them on racetracks. >> am

. >> the grass here on the hill is dry. it is warm day. so everybody was -- everything was there to move the fire up the hill. >> reporter: so far, there is no cause found for this fire. in san jose, kpix 5. >>> as amazon pushes prime day deals tonight, protesters are pushing back to stop amazon from doing business with i.c.e. activists rallied today in front of amazon's san francisco office to demand the company stop selling its web services to i.c.e. cloud data is a big part of the company's business. protester said that i.c.e. uses it to track immigrants and deport them. >> they also have the technology, facial recognition technology that they are developing, their marketing it to law enforcement. they met with i.c.e., they're trying to sell that to. >> reporter: sales -- >> they also called for amazon to improve the treatment of immigrant workers. meanwhile, amazon says that they support more enforcement. they say quote as we have said many times and continue to believe strongly, committees and government organizations need to use exist

. >> reporter: witnesses say that a started at the bottom of the hill. she says this is the second fire on this hillside in 25 years. she lives just above her cottage. her husband was home at the time and try to protect the house. >> he got out our garden hose and sprayed the border of the property. >> reporter: firefighters will remain here overnight to monitor . they want to make sure that any hot spots, that they will be able to put that out right away. so far, no cause for this fire. live in san jose, kpix 5. >>> meanwhile crews battled a smaller fire in southern santa clara county. the blaze broke out just after noon today. chopper five flew over the area where the flames burned some outbuildings. crews contain the fire to five acres. no injuries were reported. >>> amazon rakes and the sales on prime day, protesters are demanding that the company stop selling i.c.e. the technology that helps them track and deport immigrants. activism lined the sidewalk outside of amazon's offices in downtown san francisco. they said that immigration enforcers use the

.>> reporter: this councilman setting up fireworks in the hills. organizing a show tonight over the lake he said is an alternative that makes a difference.>>> illegal fireworks have subsided substantially. little carrot and stick. everyone wants to enjoy the fourth of july. everyone likes fireworks. let's go see the free fireworks displays around the city.>> reporter: on my reports tallied more than 100 incidents in recent weeks. the resident who recorded these say he cannot attend a second's a sanctioned show. he is afraid to leave. >>> we are prisoners of our own house. because of everything going on around us. i want to make sure the house doesn't burn down.>> reporter: engines are placed in hotspots. on this their busiest and riskiest night of the year. >>> the weather is starting to heat up. the hills are getting dry. just a small little spark can cause a catastrophic wildfire. like the likes we the fine here is $500 for a first fireworks violation. clearly that is not much of a deterrent. much of the city including here at the north end of san

no word on the reason behind that chase. on capitol hill president trump against defending his comments one of the his targets representati forve americans of. during a rally last night, supporter back." the tweet on sunday he asked four congresswomen, all americans, don't go back to where they came from. >> they liked i did it, and i started speak quickly. i could have stepped back -- really? if you would have heard, there was a tremendous amount of noise and action and everything else. i started very quickly. i think you know that. [ inaudible ] >> maybe you're give me took credit. >> he is not correct. the chant went more than ten times alone a he lynned. >>>re calling for authorities to evaluate security for those called out by name. >>> we're getting a better l co. they show a series of phone calls between cohen, hope hick, dave pecker and keith davidson, who was the attorney for stormy daniels, all about secret hush-money payments made for the adult start. >>> last august he admitted to making the payments at trump's behest to silence

the president is outstanding. this comes as he faces calls from capitol hill to resign. his handling of the prosecution of jeffrey epstein for s crimes in florida over a decade ago has been criticized. epstein, a wlthy financier, only spent a year in prison after at secea deal. you now -- he now faces charges of sex trafficking in new york. mr. acosta says his actions back then were correct. see acosta: we believe that proceeded appropriately, that t based evidence, not just my opinion, but i've shared ould the affidavit -- based on the evidence, there was getting a guilty plea. laura: for more on this i spoke earlier with the bbc's anthony zurcher. anthony, is that mr. acosta's main defense against the charge that he let epstein off to lightly? anthony: the first thing he did was point at the florida prosecution and said they were not going to give him any jail time. he gave the media someone else edto blame and said "i sten and i got jail time and i got him to register as a sex offender." "i did not want to roll the dice," he said. risking a prosecution that may have be

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jake, any reaction on the hill to word of secretary of labor alex acosta sudden resignation? nothing yet. the house is about to vote momentarily here and i expect people will be talking about it. listen, it seemed like the politics were getting very bad for the labor secretary. but, i mean, now there's another acting secretary in the administration which obviously is going to cause some consternation among democrats. but, listen, the secretaries in the cabinet need to come up for budget requests to capitol hill. they're always up here testifying dealing with members of congress. so it didn't seem like a long-term proposition that somebody who was dealing with issues the magnitude that acosta was dealing with would be able to stay in that position. but no specific reaction yet except from democrats saying this was a proper thing for him to do and they're happy did he it. >> jake sherman on the hill. ken dilanian in washington as well. thank you, gentlemen. more reaction to the resignation of alex acosta over his handling of the jeffrey epstein case back in 2008. it comes as ev

house correspondent kelly how could there live in washington steve clemons is editor at large at the hill he joins us now live from washington d.c. what you make of what we heard then when his opening marks before the house intelligence committee where he wanted to correct the early exchange in which he agreed with lawmakers description of of the decision not to indict trump taking away the one of the the democrats major victories from this morning's hearing but there's no doubt about it that this theater was designed in a way that the democrats thought they were going to get a big win and they're not getting that and that failure to get that win is giving the white house a very big victory today and i think it's going to be a muddy picture i think. robert mueller promised not to go beyond the contours of the report and that's been frustrating for both sides of this i agree with patty culhane that the most interesting moments have come in sort of yes no moments where he is just responded affirmatively or negatively to something and the most interesting exchange was ken buck congressman fr

fires on the hill, fire on the water. >> debris everywhere. >> yes.o i mean, it was just a complete scene of destruction really. >> zach, almost in shock, walked toward the barricade blocking the road. >> there was a police officer, and he just said to me, "dangerous, no," and just kind of began trying to escort me back towards where i had parked my car. >> so zach got in his car and drove back to kuji, trying to tell himself it would be okay, that georgia was fine. but the scene behind the barricade was chaos, disaster, was obvious. there were many casualties, it was pretty clear how many, it was impossible to know. but zach understood, as he was turned away by the guard, that one person's anxiety could not be allowed to trump public safety, but yet at that very moment, he understood with absolute clarity he had to find out what happened to the girl behind the barricade. he had to, if she was alive or dead or injured, had to because she was the love of his life. he sent message after message by text. >> in vain. you know, knowing that they weren't go

here is the opinion piece in the hill that got our attention. e author has worked on capitol hill. he is at duke university. he has worked in a newsroom in a presidential campaign. he puts it this way. calls for a democratic presidential candidate who can bring this country together wrongly assume a candidate can wield such power. he writes that residents rarely unite the country. the they do it's often in face of crises like foreign attacks on u.s. soil or other national tragedies. such unity requires a leader eager to lead and a populace eager to follow. it demands a national dialogue in which americans across ideology, demography and experiences can participate. these days no national dialogue can connect america's splintered factions, he writes on the pages of the hill. houselook at the white and the current crop of democratic presidential candidates, one of them, joe biden feels like he can unite the country. here's a look back at his debut announcement. his first official announcement in philadelphia back in may. a different path. not back

and then over the hill in union city, 82. the real story for the heat continues to be those inland valleys. up into the diablo valley is very have a heat advisory until 11 pm tonight. we do have very good news for much of this week for everyone. i will show that in a few minutes. back to you. >>> a live look out of san jose. five community cooling centers will remain open until 9 pm tonight. >>> attorneys in the ghost ship warehouse trial will make their final cases tomorrow. the codefendants each face 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter, one for each person who died in the fire. the warehouse was illegally converted into a living space and lacked fire safety features. the defense argues the fire was an act of arson. the actual cause of the fire was never determined. the jury will begin its deliberations august 5. >>> tomorrow immigrant advocates for conversion city hall to speak out against cooperation with ice in daly city. according to the advancing justice asian law caucus, police pulled a man over and asked him about hi