general pandemonium, and that is just here in the bbc newsroom. hen garner was watching that and describes what he saw. the bbc newsroom often seen behind the presenters, exhibits a calm, quiet, unbiased professionalism we all expect from the bbc. until, that is, the final minutes of outside source and tuesday, with the ever—professional ross atkins, as we heard the moment when england's final penalty went in, the newsroom rightly forgot the unbiased rule — the normal tranquil silence turned into cheers, and ross simply gave up on his item about spotify. it was simply a moment of brilliant bbc news. jon sopel had earlierjoined in the flag waving, by tweeting this picture of him from washington, with a question, "what do you mean, i'm inappropriately dressed for work?" so, are these harmless examples of a sporting enthusiasm that reflects the national mood, or a worrying deviation from the bbc‘s traditional impartiality, which has been evident on air throughout the tournament? the pandemonium in the newsroom may not have been shared by fans of the n

first brki joiningrnia, new vid into the newsroom showing the scene outside of a trader joes stored where a gunman is held up in side with shoppers. near l.a. silver lake near dodger's stadium. officers chasing a suspect when he crashed outside of the store. and shots fired before the suspect entered the store. it is unclear how many workers and shoppers are inside.

reporting from the newsroom, lee martinez, ktvu news. >>> time is 5:04. the marsh fire east of mount d iablo is almost contained. it's 75% contained, about a dozen homes still in an evacuation area but many residents are cleared now to go back home. while many are happy and relieved their homes were not destroyed, there was damage and they're dreading the clean up and the insurance hassles. >> they start off great. they start off saying they're going to help people with everything and then they question everything. honestly i think this is going to be a nine-month to a year and a half effort to clean this up. >> one home was destroyed in the fire. a neighbor told us a family who lived there is safe. they escaped when the fire was a couple of feet from their home. >>> a cal fire is also fighting a wildfire in santa clara county. the church fire near san martin has destroyed one mobile home and 16 vehicles and damaged two other homes. the grass fire started late wednesday afternoon. governor jerry brown declared a state of emergency in marry poe sa county wh

in the "cnn newsroom." >>> i'm ana cabrera in new york. n is, who are you going to believe? someone not really known for telling the truth or someone on

general pandemonium, and that's just here in the bbc newsroom. ephen garner was watching that and describes what he saw. jon sopel had earlier joined in the flag waving, by tweeting this picture of him from washington, with the question: so, are these harmless examples of a sporting enthusiasm that reflects the national mood, or a worrying deviation from the bbc‘s traditional impartiality, which has been evident on air throughout the tournament? the pandemonium in the newsroom may not have been shared by fans of the northern irish, welsh and scottish teams, who are not always accustomed to lending their support to the english, or by those with no enthusiasm for football. and the amount of airtime devoted to tuesday's game before and after it took place led colin reid to e—mail with incredulity on wednesday morning. well, we aired complaints along similar lines a couple of weeks ago, on this programme and, as they have continued to come in, we have invited the editor of the news at six, and the news at ten to repond to them. thanks for coming on ne

drives us live in the newsroom. ian. >> this revelation from michael cohen contradicts trump junior co ready to tell that to special counsel robert mueller. attorneys are not commenting today. the president has denied a number of times knowing about that meeting in advance. and donald junior has admitted denying telling him in advance. tonight rudy giuliani attorney has said cohen has been quote lying for years. and trump junior attorney says we are confident of the accuracy and reliability of the information been provided by mr. trump junior and his behalf. we have new information bts russian lawyer who was at that meeting. natalia veselnitskaya was denying she was acting as representative of the russian government but according to documents by the associated press, top russian lawyers and has worked with senior lawyers with ministers as well. the trump administration met with her after she promised damaging information with hillary clinton. now second stunner of the week about the audio of the two discussing a poss

rachel pachella and phil davis were inside of the newsroom on thursday. two of the six survivors from inside the building. thank you so much for coming on the program. >> absolutely. >> thank you for having us. >> rachel, i know you are injured. you have what looks like a black eye a few days later. can you tell us how you're doing physically? >> i'm fine. it looks a lot better than it was. this was looking kind of bad and i got the chance to kind of wash it and clean all the blood off this morning, and it is looking great. >> i'm glad to hear it. you sound as if you're on the mend, but i know, you know, on thursday you were trying to flee the office when the shots rang out. in this morning's baltimore sun, one of your colleagues was quoted saying, i'd never seen someone fight for their life like that. what did you do? what did you do when you heard the shots? >> i was working at my computer. i was actually trying to finish up a story about induction day. rob sent me a message saying you didn't send a photo in from that press conference earlier. i said i'l

scott macfarlane joins us in the newsroom with an update. >> hey, again, pat. in the hardest hit section, nearly 75%e of roads, they have been repaired or reopened and the ones that were damaged according to county and state records shared with news 4 today. this is the area hit hardest. you're about to see it. the county are leased drone footage of the damage there and the most severely impacted county roads are still only one lane. they are sharing traffic from both directions at this point. the people who live here have been meeting with federal case managers with aid and have another area to do so and highway administrators say t ne s is the room giving them another problems. another two months to make ito state route 180 because the dside slopese r were so severe and so challenging to repair. if the offials will meet monday with nonprofit groups and some of the sller cities in frederick county and federal aid for their part of the recovery. in the newsroom, scott macfarlane, gews 4. >> ating a lot of reaction on our facebook page. singer chris brown out on

live in the newsroom, ktvu fox two news. >>> a woman is due in a san mateo courtroom today accused of trying to kill her newborn baby in a mcdonald's bathroom. the 26-year old is facing a charge of attempted murder. police say last september she tried to flush her newborn baby down a toilet at a mcdonald's in redwood city. she worked as a cashier in the restaurant. a coworker said she saw mrs. lock ner hold the baby face down in the toilet. she claims she didn't know she was pregnant. the baby was placed in a medically induced coma but did survive . >>> a racist robo call is being linked to a candidate running for congress. that candidate is calling it a smear campaign. jewish take ove america and restore our democracy by voting john fidz gerald for u.s. congress. >> that call caught robert gam met by surprise. he was at work when his cell rang. >> i was shocked when i heard the voice on the recorder and it was racist and i couldn't believe it. >> his tweet about the robo call ended up on his website. the gop candidate and business men from concord is running for congress against demo

straight ahead in the newsroom, heartbreak in california as a fast-moving wildfire claims the lives of three more people, the fire scorchesing hundreds of homes and buildings. >>> and he said, he said. rudy giuliani now accusing michael cohen of doctoring the tape of the president seemingly admitting that he knew about the payment to a playboy model in the days leading up to the election. we're the most isolated population on the planet. ♪ hawaii is the first state in the u.s. to have 100% renewable energy goal. we're a very small electric utility. but, if we don't make this move we're going to have changes in our environment, and have a negative impact to hawaii's economy. ♪ verizon provided us a solution using smart sensors on their network that lets us collect near real time data on our power grid. (colton) this technology is helping us integrate rooftop solar, which is a very important element of getting us to our renewable energy goals. ♪ (shelee) if we can create our own energy, we can take care of this beautiful place that i grew up in. ♪ your hair is so soft! did you use head a

. >> carlos saucedo is in the newsroom with the political implications. carlos? >>> two democrats are facing off in the general election. one is dianne feinstein. she has served in the senate since 1992 and is seeking her fifth term. for the second time in this campaign she's not getting her party support. >> state senator kevin de leon was greeted like a political rock star in oakland, especially after securing his party's backing for u.s. senate. >> i've inspired a lot of folks to think about what is possible. do we have the change that's needed to actually confront the issues that we're facing today? >> the board passed on incumbent senator dianne feinstein, opting to support de leon with 65% of the vote on saturda. >> we want someone who's going to be in the united states senate standing up for immigrants, standing up for the lgbt community, people of colors, in a strident and forceful way. >> feinstein asked the party to stay neutral in the race. earlier this year, the candidates failed to get the backing by not capturing 60% of votes needed. feinstein got -

as someone who was editing a newspaper and in the newsroom at the time and watched the drama unfolds,, it was like watching a drama show, the helicopters whizzing around the home of sir cliff, then we discovered he was not there, i must admit, i thought it was an important story that he was being investigated, but this is over the top, sensational. i was not surprised when that element was not surprised when that element was underscored in court today. the surprise and the concern from the society of editors and others in the society of editors and others in the media is that the judge went further than that and said the mere fa ct further than that and said the mere fact that sir cliff was identified as somebody under investigation, regardless of the over the top and sensational, the mere fact he was identified broke the law with regard to privacy and that is a step that really threatens press freedom and the public‘s great to know. really threatens press freedom and the public's great to know. but what the public's great to know. but what thejudge said was the public's great to know

in the newsroom, carolyn tiler, abc7 news. >> thanks. tomorrow, the bay area is expected to get about a billion dollars in state funding to expand our reservoirs. the money is the first to be released after voters approve a bond measure in 2014. david louie looks at how the money will be used for a new dam and reservoir in the south bay. >> reporter: 11 reservoirs currently provide water storage for nearly 2 million customers. the california water commission will be providing about half of the projected $1 million cost for a new dam east of gilroy. the new pacheco reservoir will supply for 6 million people the largest water expansion in 58 years after taxpayers approved proposition 12 1/2 years ago during the drought. 2 1/2 projects expected to get funding for water facilities. >> we're talking surface water storage and groundwater storage we expect to be funded throughout the state. very good news through all of california. >> reporter: while the newly expanded reservoir is an important resource, they're looking at understood ground stor

ahead in the newsroom. he said, and rudy giuliani is accusing michael cohen of doctoring the tape that captured a conversation about payment to a former playboy model. the smoother the skin, the more comfortable you are in it. and now there's a new way to smooth. introducing new venus platinum. a premium metal handle boosts control... to reveal up to 100% smooth skin. venus >> president trump's lawyer rudy giuliani is taking another swipe at the president's former attorney and fixer michael cohen. he says that the president knew in advance about the june meeting. and also, the secretly recorded meeting of trump and cohen, and rudy giuliani said that he wants everybody to hear all of the tapes even as he railed against cohen. >> you call ed him an honorable honor. >> how would i know? i have not had a bad deal with mi michael, and i did not know that he had taped conversations sur rep tisch shousely and grossly violate the attorney/client privilege and por tetend to the recordings without letting the other p

yes for less. >>> and breaking news just into the newsroom. e are reports of an explosion outside the u.s. embassy in beijing. we don't know the source of the explosion or whether anyone was injured. but photos posted on twitter show a large amount of smoke and what looked like police vehicles. as you look at these pictures again, an explosion out the u.s. embassy in beijing. still waiting to hear what caused the explosion and whether anyone was injured. we'll keep you updated. >>> new tonight, the reward has increased for information about a southern california homicide at a camp ground last month. the city of malibu is now offering $30,000 for information about tristan bodet's murder. he was shot in the head in the early morning hours last month while he and his two daughters slept in their tent. the family was planning to move to the bay area. erica wu, the volcaictim's wife says, tristan was a devoted husband and father whose life revolved around our family. i'm so grateful for every day i had with him. >>> new developments in the intensify

this sunday, 6:00 eastern, you're live in the cnn "newsroom." breaking news this hour, the president on attack as we speak, lashing out at robert mueller by name as well as the free press all this from his favorite outlet, twitter. he has fired off seven tweets in all, not including the one he threatened to shut down the government over immigration. what is he saying? going after robert mueller, the man investigating. is robert mueller ever going to release his conflicts of interest with respect to president trump including the fact we had a very nasty contentious business relationship. i turned him down to head the fbi one day before appointment as special counsel and comey is his close friend. he fired these off from his golf course. live nearby the president's club, what's the president talking about when he says he and mueller had a nasty and contentious business relationship? >> reporter: anna, we've asked the white house for clarification on that. they have yet to respond to our questions. there is previous reporting out there about convers

live in the newsroom henry lee ktvu fox 2 now is. >> the sheriff's office has arrested three more teenagershammer attack. investigators say in the early hours of may 28th those suspects broke into the garage of a home in aptos to steal marijuana and cash. they used hammers to attack three teenage boys who were asleep at the time inside the house. a 17-year-old victim was put in a medically induced coma and has not fully recovered. a 15-year-old suspect was arrested shortly after the attack. the 3, 16-year-old suspects were arrested a few days ago. >>> this afternoon board of directors approved a ban on commercial vehicles near the full house home in san francisco. the house is on broderick streetand lower pacific heights and people who live in thsay th sitcom on netflix led to an onslaught of tour buses stopping by to see the house. residents say the buses and crowds of people make isstreet >>> coming up, crews looking into a fire at a mishlin star restaurant. we will have the latest on the investigation and future plans for the well-known eatery. >> another warm day around bay and temperat

>>> happening now in the "newsroom," deadly wildfires ripping through northern california. >> we didn't think the fire was going to come here. >> you just can't believe this is happening in your community. >> tens of thousands fleeing their homes as firefighters race to get the flames under control. >>> plus, stunning allegations from six women against the man in charge of cbs, less moonves. >> she alleges he backs her against a wall and says this has got to stay between us and she was very frightened. she then gets fired. >> sexual harassment, intimidation and a culture of covering it up. >>> and the former archbishop of washington resigns over allegations of sexual abuse. cnn "newsroom" starts now. >>> hello, again, thank you for being with me. i'm fredricka whitfield. president trump is spending the weekend at the golf resort in bed minu bedminister, new jersey. the news of a booming economy and the president fulfilling a campaign promise overshadowed by the latest bombshell in the russia investigation. the man who once said he would take a bullet for trump is now telling special cou

the long time capital gazette repo ter was killed int newsroom rampage in annapolis. this week family and frids me together and remembered mcnamara at a memorial service at the university of maryland. news 4's chris gordon was there. >> reporter: john mcnamara is ,emembered for being devoted to his famiis writing, and his friends. >> everybody loved johnar mcn as soon as you met him, immediately you knew this is my kind of person. >> reporter: mcnamara was killed four of his colleagues at the "capital gazette" shootings on june 28th. paulas gillespie in the newsroom during the shooting rampage. >> we lost john as well as mhe family members at the capital. tragic. you know, it's a huge hole in our hearts. you know,s going to be hard to fill. i don't know if we'll ever fill it. >> reporter: at tths service at university of maryland memorial chapel, one of mcnamara's friends said journalism is under sge. >> by raising your hand, how many members of the media working i know back there, but otherwise, journalists, how many journalists do we have here in the building? god bl

let's get right to andria borba live in the newsroom with details on how this happens, andria? >> it began with an altercation between family members and ended with innocent grocery shoppers and their children barricaded with a gunman. >> reporter: with hands cuffed, the man suspected of shooting his grandmother, leading lapd on a rolling shootout, and holding a trader joe's full of customers and employees hostage, finally surrendered. it began at 1:30, when it's believed the suspect shot his grandmother seven times with another bullet grazing his girlfriend and took off. >> he pulled her into his grandmother's car. lapd was able to follow that car using technology with low jack. that car came through hollywood division. he fired at police officers and blew out the back of his car window as i understand. at the an norst dion. reporter: the chase and gunfire exchang leaving a trailf evidence throughout the city. >> there are shell casings we believe from the suspect's weapon in the middle of the street. but as the suspect exited the vehicle there, an additional gun battle ensued

newspaper will make his first court appearance. 38-year-old jared ramos is accused of opening fire in the newsroom of the capital gazette last month. a grand jury indicted him on 23 charges and he has not entered a plea. he reportedly had a long, antagonistic relationship with the paper. the gazette had written about him pleading guilty to harassing a woman. >>> a violent week in oakland police officers took on a team of men and women in basketball. kate larson has the story. >> reporter: oakland pd ditched the gun beltsz and badges in favor of something a little more breathable for a game of hoops against town business in a first-ever building bridges basketball game. >> i started this process to brim the gap between the community and police. >> reporter: zimbabwe davey organized the game and put together a team of kids, young men and women, to represent oakland. >> this is like a reintroduction for the community with the police to have a basketball game and have the difficult conversations. >> reporter: it was a tough week for oakland, the bart stabbing that left 18-year-old nia wilson and the v

have been killed in the fires(jr stone)kron 4's hermela aregawi is live in the newsroom with more on the victims.. hermela? the carr fire has killed a total of six people including two young children and their great grandmother. tonight.. we hear from the great grandfather.. an emotional interview in which he asks himself if he could have done something different to save their lives. a family is mourning tonight after losing three people to the carr fire.. two of them young children.a 70 year old woman and her two great grand kids were stranded in their home when flames swept through the rural area. her husband, now a widow tells us what happened.ed bledsoe/wife and great grand kids killed in fire i left and went to town and my wife called me and she said we can see the fire way over there. she said you need to come get me. i said i'm on my way. so i just threw down everything, took off over there. i got up on cortill and there were three or four lanes of traffic down there. it wouldn't let me down in there. so i just dropped everything and i took off running down there. and then when

it comes am n chilling details about the newsroom shooting rampage. according to our news partner, police could hear the cell phones of the people who had been killed ringing in the otherwise silent newsroom. amid the crying, there are a lot of questions. the maryland governor larry hogan said his office is investigating why more legal action was not taken years ago after the suspect's alleged threat. the alleged gunman had a longstanding grudge with the pape he remains locked up tonight. >>> in d.c., a close call after a food truck caught fire at the height of the lunch hour today in southwest. we still don't know what staaled this. this is at fourth and e street not too far from the national mall. bystanders took these videos with their cell phones and witnesses say it took only seconds for this truck to be engulfed in a beautiful fire. working inside, he's able to escape wit m onlyor injuries. >>> turning to politics and a decision that could shape m policybe even the culture for generations to come. a short list for the supreme court has gotten eve

the "capital gazette" employees died when a gunman pain inside the newsroom in annapolis. the mayor said the president denied a requestet yesterday. abc 7 news was in oakland while flags there flew at half staff at the courthouse. >>> investigators in florida want to find out if a woman is okay after surveillance captured her falling from an suv. it passed through an intersection in tampa. it appears she may have been unconscious after hitting the pavement yesterday, someone jumped out of the suv, scooped her up, put her back inside the car. sheriff's deputies later found the suv at a gas station, questioning the car's owner and two other people. >>> get ready to celebrate the 4th. >> don't get carried away, a holiday warning from the chp, maximum enforcement patrol set to begin in just hours. >>> some of the smoke from the fires up north is being carried away by friendly wind. but it's also bringing us a cool 4th of july. i'll have the accuweather forecast coming up. >>> as we head to break, take a live look outside in the south bay, the san jose, 101, see there, plenty of

she joins us from the newsroom with new details. anoushah, the standoff... happened in la )s silver lake neighborhood. this all started with a domestic dispute that involved gunfire... a car chase...and then hostages. we have learned six people from the trader joe )s scene were taken to the hospital. the shooter )s grandmother is reportedly in critical condition after undergoing surgery. in the studio, laura sambol nbc bay area news. the standoff caught the attention of president trump, who tweeted out... "watching los angeles possible hostage situation very closely. active barricaded suspect. l-a-p-d working with federal law enforcement." we )ve been tweeting out updates with video all day. you can see police carrying kids to safety here in this video. make sure to follow us on twitter. our handle is "at nbc bay area". new at 11. another wildfire... burning just north of the bay area. the so-called "carder fire" broke out this afternoon in lake county. so far - it )s burned 60 acres in "kelseyville." that )s just . firefighters say the fire is only 20 perce

now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> hang happening now in the "newsroom," deadly wildfiresern california. >> we didn't think the fire was going to come here. >> you can't believe this is happening in your community. >> tens of thousands fleeing their homes as firefighters race to get the flames under control. >>> plus, stunning allegations from six women against the man in charge of cbs, les moonves. >> she alleges in this case that he backed her against a wall and she was very frightened but more significantly, she then gets fired. >> sexual misconduct, harassment, intimidation and a culture of covering it all up. >>> and the former archbishop of washington resigns over

they say he walked in to the newsroom last week and shot and killed five people. colleagues honoring them by keeping the presses running. a cartoon from an artist named marshall ramsey said it all. yes, they got the paper out. the gazette has not missed a day of publishing since. trace gallagher with more. the gazette staff published and open letter this weekend. >> they did, shep. the letter was a thank you to the annapolis community for their outpouring of sympathy. the staff says they will never forget the five victims but they will always remember the thousands who turned out to support them in a march to the city dock. the staff also fought back against some of the hate they received and i'm quoting here as part of the letter. here's what else we won't forget. death threats and e-mails from people we don't know celebrating our loss or the people that called for our reporter to get fired because she got angry and cursed on national tv. we won't forget being called an enemy of the people. we won't forget that. because exposing evil, shining light on wrongs and f

leon harris is in the newsroom to explain the latest developments in a story that so many people are now talking about. >> i don't know if i can explain it, but i'm going to tell you about it. how about that. we first told you about this story at 11:00. todaytehe candi at the center of it all is telling his side. he's republican denver wriggleman and his opponent lesley cochburn. wriggleman put a suggestive pictur h on facebook feed as a tweetow ande take a look at how this prank emerged into a big foot issues. >> we've been doing this as a prank for a long time and been on on all kinds of expeditions and bhere were ach of pictures posted for my birthday. my big foot, my head f on bt bodies and i thought it was funny and i post it had to instagram. my opponent thought i was in big foot erotica and that's what happened. >> wriggleman says he's fascinated by the fitology of big foot and even wrote a book about it but says he does not actually believe in the creatures. his explanations seem to be calming down the social media buzz today since big foot is the no longer trendg on twitter

amy hollyfield is live for us in the newsroom with more. >> a massive evacuation. two more towns. kelsayville and finley and one evacuation center even had to close as the fire continues to move in. here's a look at the mendocino complex fire. it started on friday and has now burned more than 68,000 acres. and the total fire, the two that have merged, they're calling it 5% contained. one gas station ran out of gas as residents tried to fuel up as they headed out of town. firefighters say they need more help to stop the progress of the fire. >> fire has been active all day. 99 to 100 degree temperatures with low relative humidities with the wind has made for extreme fire behavior. >> they're also dealing with this. these four people were arrested and accused of looting in lakeport. a total of five people arrested. this has some residents nervous about leaving with some deciding to stay. an emergency meeting is set up at 9:00 this morning in clear lake to brief residents on the latest information. live in the newsroom, amy hollyfield. >> thank you. yeah, those fires

the ktvu newsroom received calls. on social media, people reported feeling the quake in walnut creek and san francisco.>>> there is word tonight that this recording studio is getting ready to close its doors. amberley is love in the newsroom with reasons for the closure.>> reporter: fantasy studios operates out of a building on 10th street in berkeley. now, that building is up for sale. there recording studio is being shut down. tonight, i spoke with a music i industry has changed. chris isaacs' wicked game was recorded at fantasy studios. the unique sound that comes from a turntable is nostalgic and fast becoming a thing of the past. soon, the recording studio there -- that produced the record will be part of a bygone era. >> the music business has drifted away from the bay area since 1981. the recording industry has drifted away from studios like fantasy. >> reporter: drifted away because of technology says joel sullivan. artists can now record on a computer and bypass the expense of a recording studio. in the early

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. >> we wanted to take you there live and we'll be monitoring the situation in our newsroom. >>> let's move to politics now. republicans in the house of representatives have given a show of support to the immigrations and customs enforcement agency. the gop had expected to bring up a proposal by progressive democrats to abolish ice. some thought the plan to put democrats on the record as opposing ice might backfire. 133 democrats protested. >>> and a spending bill in the house would give the president's border wall a boost. the bill revealed yesterday offers $5 billion for the wall at the u.s., mexico border. this suggests a potential budget showdown could be looming. >>> russian president vladimir putin is calling his first summit with president trump a session. earlier this morning, putin accused president trump's opponents of hampering progress on the issues they discussed. he claims that relations between the two countries are worse than during the cold war. and he claimed unknown forces are trying to prevent improvement. >>> an estimated $12 million for president trump's military

we want to show you new video just into the newsroom. he's the man that bart police say stabbed two sisters at arthurer station, killing one of them. >> it's on the heels of other deadly crimes on bart. let's begin with nbc bay area. >> reporter: he'll be spending the night here. earlier tonight there was a huge vigil and that's where we got reactions to cowell's arrest. >> it's still not justice. you can't give somebody their life back. >> reporter: that's how hundreds of people aending a vigil are feeling tonight. as word is spreading that john cowell, the man accuses of stabbing her oo death and injuring her older sisterer, reaction is being met with more questions he got a knife walking through had bart past people in the community. >> he was already a uncan victed why was he wandering the streets? >> reporter: he could only praise had anonymous tip it, leading to his arrest skblp at 5:47 they received a phone call. and amther rider told us he believed that subject got on an ante ocbound train. nia wilson's family continues to greave

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in the newsroom, i'm paul chambers, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> the suspect in nia wilson's murder is in jail on murder charges. his next court date is late august. >>> it could mean for some of our heaviest routes that you might have to wait longer. there might be a pass-up because of buses too full. >> muni slows down in the city. the reasons behind slower service including construction. >> another mural defaced in the mission. this time, vandals targeted a mural featuring cesar chavez. what we know about who did this coming up. plus -- >> doesn't seem to matter if we have a wet or dry winter. california is prone for wildfire. >> california on fire. with thousands of people evacuated, investigators now believe one person is responsible for starting at least five of those fires. >> i'll bet you noticed it cooled off a bit today. temperatures were cooler and it helped out a lot with air quality and the with the temperatures. see you back here. at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothin

she joins us live from the newsroom with that story. hermela? (hermela) this increase is part of a ballot measure that was approved by voters in 2014. the idea was to raise wages a step at a time so that employers have time to prepare for the increase. but we spoke to restaurant owners that say.. it's nearly impossible to prepare for more expenses.. being san francisco is already a very expensive city. they say.. it's not just the minimum wage increase. in fact they say.. that's just a straw on the camel's back. but it's that rent is going up.. they're paying more to keep their space. food prices have gone up and so it is a struggle to survive. in order to cut costs, there is a growing trend of restaurants that are moving away from the full service model and going with fast casual. little skillet in the soma is area is one of them. diners there order and pay at the counter and then their food is brought to them.. but they are not waited on in the traditional sense. we spoke the owner of little skillet.. who also owns two other restaurants and a b

. >> i'm pat kerrigan in the newsroom, the north bay is on fire. >> put together what i feel is compassionate and caring motion picture. >> reporter: all the proceeds go to resilience fund for ongoing fire relief. abc7 news. >>> new developments on u.s./russia relations, surprise invitation and new fallout over vladimir putin's proef poefl to question a stanford professor who was ambassador to russia. >> reporter: questions continue over what president trump and vladimir putin discussed in helsinki, big announcement, director of national intelligence dan coats obviously surprised. >> vladimir putin is coming to the white house in the fall. >> say that again? >> reporter: this as the white house issued another russia walk back. after proposal by putin that russian authorities would question with americans invited to watch. in exchange moscow allowed to question u.s. citizens accused of unspecified crimes. idea that president trump seemed pleased with. >> what he did, incredible offer. >> one of the people, former ambassador to russia michael mcfaul. >> my government i hope will step up and cat

we're here in the direction of the newsroom and i'm with my producer martin out of because spends a lot of time here martin you've chosen an episode one of your favorite musicians who and why that's happening for the oscars and put on one of the acts. salsa music is just one caution being a recluse comes comes knocking on. a minor xmarks so awesome that's what even this work was after she asked me to tell them was the courtesans and some are no longer former president carter as it says i'm gentleman who can he go and the people i'm talking to man he axed a legend nobody calls you emanuel do they know everyone called me manny so good and your wife calls you hate you hate you that's not a good day. thank you so much for taking the time you've been at this profession for so many years and really top of your game today's young classical music star has a bit of a harder time because in your day when you were starting out with your career actually all you had to do was practice and for i think it's wonderful that the young people today are learning how to connect with them alone i suppose and

we have new numbers just into the newsroom. the "ferguson fire" is burning in mariposa county. it has now burned more than 12-thousand acres. containment is up slightly to 5% this morning. yosemite park officials say all trails... campgrounds... restaurants and lodges are open... but smoke is creating poor air quality. mandatory evacuaons remain in effect for some areas. one firefighter has died while fighting this fire. ( james ) in the east bay... we have an update on the condition the alameda county fire battalion chief... who was attacked by a pit bull at a house fire near san leandro. officials say the chief's spirits are up and he is able to talk. he will have to undergo more surgeries. no charges have been filed against dog's owner. 16 other dogs that were found at the scene... have been checked out by a vet and they are in good shape and will be able to be adopted soon. a preliminary investigation hasn't found any evidence of animal cruelty. police are still trying to figure out what to do with the dog that attacked the chief. <"we are still determining what do to with

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i got a call from the newsroom and they said, matt, your camera is frozen, nothing is moving. check it out. the only people we've seen who have moved from this line here have been the people who have turned around and went westbound here on -- i'm sorry went eastbound here on 92. both directions we've seen no cars coming from the other direction as well going eastbound, westbound, everybody is stuck. the first call came in about 4:46 for the semi truck crash versus a vehicle. at one point they had the sig alert issued with both directions shut down. appears that's the case, although they did tell us they had one-way traffic control in place. the tow truck driver was trying to get an escort from the chp to get closer to the scene to, obviously, remove the vehicles but the chp said no such luck. we're trying our best and that's just not going to happen at this time. obviously, concern about injuries, minor injuries, that's the good news. but it is quite a mess out here. but the good news is, it is friday. and so as i leave you, i just have to say that this truck is parked here. i

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live in the newsroom hermela aregawi kron 4 news. (justine) you can track the weather conditions in your neighborhood.. on your phone using our mobile app...and online at kron-4 dot com. you will also find a list of evacuations centers and ways you can help wildfire victims. (jrs) just six miles away another car has gone over the edge at big sur. we have the story coming up. (justine) police say a woman admitted to shooting her husband. the reason she says drove her to kill. (jrs) cutting ties. the reason a local coffee shop is ending their deal with salesforce. (jr stone) this coffee shop owner willingly stepped away from a 40-thousand dollar contract to stand up for what he believes in. brewing gourmet coffee for patrons is nick cho's passion .... but in this case ...it's not just a symbolic gesture. it represents sacrificehe's referring to the opportunity to provide coffee for salesforce's annual dreamforce conference.a big reason we made the choices we have, is that in america we're addicted to money. and although we may shake our

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