thompson: mr. pickles. as monika said, in the process, we review this against our rules, any content that breaks our rules, we will remove. we know people use manipulative tactics to spread this, so we take action on the distribution and the content. this is a policy area we're looking at, not just in the case where viewers might be manipulated, but also where videos are fabricated and where there is a process of creating media may be artificial. the best way to approach this is with a policy and product approach that covers come in some case removing. rep. thompson: i understand. get to why you left it up. mr. pickles: if the video does not break the rules and the account does not break the rules, but it is a policy area we're looking at now whether this is the correct framework for dealing with this challenge. rep. thompson: so if it is false or misinformation, that does not break your rules. mr. pickles: not at the present time. rep. thompson: thank you. mr. slater. mr. slater: we have tough community gu

thompson: thank you very much. other members are reminded that under committee rules, opening statements may be submitted for the record. i welcome our panel of witnesses. our first witness, ms. monika bickert, is the vice president of global policy management at facebook. next, we are joined by nick nichols, who currently serves as global senior public policy strategist at twitter. our third witness is derek slater, global director of information at google. finally, we welcome ms. nadine strossen who serves as a professor of law at new york law school. without objection, the witnesses' full statements will be inserted in the record. i will now ask each witness to summarize their statement for five minutes, beginning with ms. bickert. ms. bickert: thank you, chairman thompson, ranking member rogers, and members of the committee. and thank you for the opportunity to appear before you today. i am monika bickert, facebook's vice president for global policy management, and i am in charge of our counterterrorism efforts

sergeant thompson has no choice but to give up for now. >> all right, man. sergeant thompson in isu. just remember my name in case, all right? take care. hey, lock up. we want to get our job done and here's a guy who doesn't see the big picture. he thinks someday he's going to get his status back. i don't know what he thinks. i don't know what he could possibly think. he was just attacked. you know, if somebody attacked me, i'd be telling all day long. it was him, it was him. these guys just don't have anything to say. i don't know. >> bottom line is, when we see people out there doing gang business, challenge them. >> those inmates do not run this yard. you run this yard, and i want you as a staff to go down and take it back. basically what's happened is over the years, the department of corrections has pretty much given over control of the general populations to gangs. i worked at san quentin at a period in my early years, and san quentin was a source of pride. people loved working here. they were proud to work here. but over a period of the last few years

thompson.is piece is titled "inside the secret border patrol facebook group where agents joke about migrant deaths and post sexist memes." in terms of some of the particulars around, for instance, congress woman alexandria ocasio-cortez that these facebook posts, can you talk about that as well? >> there is betrayal directed at iol congresswoman -- vititro directed at the congresswoman. there was a post talked about a lot of her being sexually assaulted by the president. there were posts about hurl burritos at her anding frolic escobar as they visited detention facilities in clint, texas. slursere were derogatory used against her and other congresswomen. i think that is one of the key issues here, the hyper male a basically t toxic masculinity comedies that cliche, that is going on at the agency. amy: on monday, alexandria ocasio-cortez tweeted -- "there are 20,000 total customs and border patrol agents in the u.s. 9500 -- almost half that number -- are in a racist and sexually violent secret c

thompson thompson -- mr. thompson: madam chair, i have an amendment at the desk. the chair: the clerk will designate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 5 precipitationed in part b of house report 116-154 offered by mr. thompson of mississippi. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 491, the gentleman from mississippi, mr. thompson, and a member opposed each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from mississippi. mr. thompson: thank you, madam chair. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. thompson: i rise to offer an amendment to title 6 of h.r. 3494, entitled federal efforts against domestic terrorism. i'm pleased to see that this title was significantly informed by my bill, h.r. 3106, the domestic terrorism data act, which the homeland security committee will be considering tomorrow. i'm glad to have the opportunity to work with chairman schiff and the intelligence committee on this text. my legislation, which requires the government to produce an annual domestic terrorism report, wa

a special team of rangers is fighting the poachers glen thompson leads them he shows us traces of an antelope traces of penguin leans however he says are hard to find in the wilderness over the course of many years observing animals in the bush he and his colleagues have only seen one. if you look at the bottom the feet they've got a very. 14 elephant so it's very soft and got the lines in it and the only walk on there to back feet so most of the time to find. them is when it's walking that's tail leave marks in the right like this as a teats and guys on and it's extremely difficult to see this work glen thompson and his rangers know how rhino poachers hunt but they can only guess how illegal hunters tracked down the hidden pangolins. probably suggest that the problem using dogs. during the day because penguin move around in the bars during the day so we suspect it's a lot of dog poaching i mean if they saw it they pick it up with. thompson and his team have repeatedly confiscated illegal goods and live animals and arrested some poachers probably only a fraction of the criminal gangs

. >> some warrios fans now own shoes honoring klay thompson.kland, people lined up to buy a new pairs of shoes featuring images of thompson along with pains from the east bay times. creators say it was inspired by thompson's ridgeal of reading the newspaper before games. >> we're so thankful to have supporting local news. he has been such a big part of this community. >> thompson just signed a five-year $190 million contract to stay with golden state. >>> just ahead, the far east comes to the bay area. weigh take you to a colorful celebration of the mongolian culture from food and drinks to ethnic costumes. >> drew tuma is up next with our accuweather forecast. >> and just ahead, the warriors officially trade andre iguodala. how they plan to honor the three-time nba champion. and champs again, the u.s. repeats a ♪ ♪ this is how driving should feel. the tech-advanced nissan leaf. the best selling electric vehicle of all time. this is nissan intelligent mobility. ♪ the mongolian heritage festival this afternoon. it was a family event to celebrate

here's kenan thompson in "bring the funny." >> oh, check it out.emories at this very park >> you'd make me the happiest man in the world >> man, sorry i'm late guys. i was getting the hot dog -- oh, my gosh! are you proposing? that's amazing >> all right, kenan. >> i thought it was brilliant. repetition is one of my favorite things in the world so, like, the flashback thing i just thought was incredibly brilliant. and the variances of comedy is what we're exploring here. that was a prime example of how awesome it can be in another kind of way. so awesome job, yeah [ cheers and applause >> honest -- >> jimmy: it's good that you do that and posi hont and positive, rig? >> jimmy: yes, positive. >> i don't try to tear anybody down >> jimmy: kenan thompson, everybody. [ cheers and applause "bring the funny" aiue jim: we' fun after the break. stick around, everybody. kenan thompson [ cheers and applause ♪ [alarm beeping] {tires screeching} {truck honking} (avo) life doesn't give you many second chances. but a subaru can. (dad) you guys ok? you alright? w

thompson: when they talk about developing the 1002, who's gonna benefit?there other oil available that's more easily accessible, and should we look intoto alternative clean energy? rexford: life is a lot easier nowadays than it was before any of the development occurred. we have some folks still alive who have gone through starvation. they do not want to see that ever occur again in our communities. these gravel roads, the power lines, the houses that are built. pretty much every infrastructure that you see here has come from taxing the oil industry. patkota: we're being asked to keep the oil in the ground in our backyard, sacrifice our economic opportunity, to save their world? never mind what it takes to run the schools, the power plants, the basic ininfrastructuture that we need. thompson: ultimately, it'llll probably be the e investors that look at it and say, "can n we me money on it, or we make more money doing clean energy?" patkota: the environmentalists have tried to use local people, to split us apart. burns: the folks that are against developmen

. >>> new shoes featuring klay thompson and newspaper headlines. >> k.d. officially . >>> we're back. let's put it into perspective, what we're dealing with this morning. you can see that you can barely see past sfo this morning. we'll definitely have issues with delays and drizzle up and down the peninsula. today anywhere from six to 12 degrees below average. 60s and 70s instead of 70s and 80s today. >> makes me not want to get out of bed, mike. that's what that means. >> and yet here we are. >> yet here we are. it's official kevin durant is no longer a golden state warrior. the warriors confirmed a sign and trade deal to send him to the brooklyn nets. durant tweeted about the move. he said he'll wear number 7 for the nets. k.d. has worn 35 for most of his career including his time with the warriors. he said, quote, 35 allowed me to go to the bay area and win two championships and form brother hoods that no time or distance will ever break. >> warriors fans can wear shoes honoring klay thompson who is staying with the ned. yesterday people lined up to buy

thompson: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, rise today in 13r0r9 of h.r. 3073, the tic act which would help combat the rise of particular-borne illnesses across the country. they are rap rapidly becoming a serious and growing threat to public health with more than 300,000 estimated cases annually. my home state of pennsylvania alone ticks are a common threat to those who explore our vast networks of trail and public lands in pennsylvania. while ticks carry a variety of harmful diseases, lyme disease is one of the most prevalent. there are no une normally accepted treatment opses were chronic symptoms of lyme disease. it would authorize the centers for disease control to award grants to state health departments to support early detection and diagnosis, improve treatment, and raise public awareness. i'm proud to co-sponsor h.r. 3073 and i urge my colleagues to co-sponsor this legislation to prevent and treat lyme and other investigator-borne diseases. thank you, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the chair lays before

they tracked down page thompson because she allegedly posted the information to a site using her name email site allegedly tweeting the bank saying, quote, i've basically strapped myself to a bomb vest dropping capital one's documents and admits it. if convicted she faces up to two years in prison. >> she never said anything to any of us. >> thompson's roommate said she doesn't think thompson meant to hurt anyone. >> page just wanted to see if she could. she had no nefarious intentions with the data. >> reporter: the breach comes just one week after the credit rating agency equifax agreed to a $700 million settlement back in 2017. >> it's not just a breach of security. it's a breach of public trust. we should have confidence that the confidentiality of our information will be maintained. >> as for capital one, it says it will notify customers whose information may have been breached and will offer identity protection and free credit monitoring. thompson is due back in court thursday. >>> now to the deadly shooting rampage at a food festival in california. three victims died in the att

obviously thompson will not pay for most of the year. we think about that, that has never happened before in nba history. >> hopefully it settles down from here. >>> many warriors fans are disappointed that they will not see kevin durant wearing a golden state jersey next season. what some fans had to say ab we knew he was leaving, most likely. we did not think after the injury that he would leave. we want to have to accept it for what it is. >> right human beings. is a great best ballplayer. i thought he fit really well with the rest of the warriors. it made me sad. >> what else we have? who will we get to replace kevin durant? that is my question. >> thousands of people were in san francisco for the 49th and the role pride parade. the pride parade created a party like atmosphere in downtown san floats and hundreds of people oe today about why this parade is so important. stroke tens of thousands of people marched through the anci the 40 no pride parade to celebrate the lgbtq plus community. >>> pride to me means absolute freedom. >> th

one of the key players is judge thompson. tonight at 5:30 pm, we sit down with the judge to find out why colleagues say he is the perfect judge for this type of case. >>> it is just that the bay area needs, new new housing and a lot of. the east bay city requirement to add 12,000 homes over the next few years. >>> also, beauty for bandits in the south asking for help findi these suspects. >>> we are looking into the temperature dropped today. you noticed it. it will be this way for the weekend. you see the clouds at the now. more clouds to comment lower temperatures. see you back here with the forecast. >>> morgan hill police are asking for the public's health help as they search for group of women who robbed beauty stores. investigators believe surveillance photos of the five females suspects robbing the beauty store on cochran road tuesday night. the thieves stole $3000-$5000 worth of cosmetics and perfume and the same suspects, they say are behind a back other robberies in the south bay and east bay during the past six mon

here's ann thompson. >> it's been a hard many are asking what now here's ann thompson. >> it's been auple of weeks. >> reporter: in her voice, you hear the toll of gm's warren transmission plant idling. the president of 177 united aut united auto workers who must now relocate to a gm plant anywhere bs that pay up to workers who must now relocate to a gm plant anywhere in the country or lose jobs that pay up to $28 an hour plus benefits >>> if the economy is doing so well, won't it be easy to find another job for you and your members? >> yes, i could go out and i could get two or three jobs to make the wage that i make. but then i have even less time with my family why would anybody want to do that >> reporter: the last transmission produced last week, and already the ripple effect visible in the empty tables at david's motor city sports bar and grill. is this something you planned for? >> no, not at all. >> reporter: tough times for some, but not all. demolition contractor derrick buchanan works 60 hours a week >> right now for me and my family, it is great. >> reporter: they have no

thompson injured his knee in the nba finals and may not see the court at all next season. another fan favorite is gone, the warriors traded andre iguodala to memphis. iggy has been really a key part of the championship run, he even won the final's mvp in 2015. the reason the nets tradedussel stars, that includes the big prize in free agency, kevin durant. fans we spoke with said steph, get-go. >> klay will get healthy, and we got steph to back the team up. he's always been the rock of the team so it's perfect. >> people may wonder why the warriors traded iguodala, who wasn't a free agent, but they needed the salary room to obtain deangelo russell, who is just 23 years old. >>> sfranl can francisco giants larry baer's first day back is tomorrow. he focused on regular counseling during his three-month absence. in"i've been able to step back and take stock of myself as a person, and as a leader. i am wiser for it, and the work continues." >>> the santa rosa fire department wants you to be prepared for looming danger ahead. you probably already know power outages may be coming

. >>> will show you the new some diehard klay thompson fans. >>> if you're waiting for the heat to turn on, you'll be waiting a little while. temperatures are below the average. it looks as though we will see this for awhile. >>>jeffrey epxpected to appear in federal court tomorrow following his arrest yesterday on news sex trafficking charges. he is accused of being under age girls for massages and molesting them at his home. the allegations date back to the early 2000's. the alleged victims were between 13-16 years old. he is already a registered ex- offender after pleading guilty to soliciting a minor for prostitution in 2008. he was able to strike a deal in that case, avoiding a possible life sentence. instead, he was sentenced to 13 months in jail. before that plea deal,he had been friendly with donald trump, former bill clinton, and andrew, the duke of york in >>> the top u.s. immigration officials said today i.c.e. agents are poised to deport as many as 1 million undocumented immigrants. >>> that is why we need to do interior enforcement. of situations where we have criminals, fu

in the right like this as a team and guys on and it's extremely difficult to see this work glen thompson and his rangers know how rhino poachers hunt but they can only guess how illegal hunters tracked down the hidden pangolins. probably suggest that the problem using dogs. during the. move around did not mean the bar is during the day so we suspect it's a lot of dog poaching i mean if they saw it they'd pick it up in the. thompson and his team have repeatedly confiscated illegal goods and live animals and arrested some poachers probably only a fraction of the criminal gangs the rangers depend on tips from the population. so we'll get information that these someone enough a leech want to sell the bank and soon as we get that information and we can verify that that is a lot of penguin we'll set up a sting operation what they say and then we'll go in and go effect the race collect the penguin and then take it for medical treatment and medical assessment. these poachers stop to refuel their car the pangolin was still alive and lying in the cargo area the rangers had received a tip from a wi

this is business live from bbc news with ben thompson and sally bundock. trade war trouble. tensions with the us begin to bite as china's economy grows at it's slowest pace in nearly 30 years. live from london, that's our top story monday the 15th ofjuly. the world's second biggest economy grew by 6.2% in the three months tojune — will it push the government in beijing to push for a trade deal with washington? also in the programme...

. >>> for nearly 40 years, doctor june thompson has developed a national and international reputation students teach students become the leaders of tomorrow. >>> you and your partner are on the team saving the city. truck they use verbal cues to lift a cup of water. exercise builds trust, teamwork and communication. >> having a smile on your face and being confident when you are the, speaking to others, they take it as she knows what she is doing. >> reporter: the student players are learning how to be effective leaders at a conference in cupertino. doctor june thompson is the executive director since 1982, she developed the curriculum. >> the curriculum is experiential. they learn by doing. they have an opportunity to sit back and reflect on how they engaged in the activities. what they learn, and what they will take in the future. >> reporter: this is empowered students in fourth through 12th grade. students then teach their peers. >> this does not work for kids in the u.s., it is producing leaders all over the world. >> amazingly, we found it works in any culture, any age group and

you know clay is the only single one but klay thompson is just klay thompson.r he wants. i do feel like he was trying to make a connection, he wanted to make a connection, especially with seth curry. but it just did not line up, based on where their lives were. >>> to some baseball the giants are back home to begin a four- game series with the mets. cisco has won five straight and 12 of the last 14 to get back into the wild car race. cute moment last night in philadelphia. the kid in red picks up the foul ball and decides to give it away. watch this, as they both go back to their seats, the kid in blue hugs him to thank him for the foul ball. that is so sweet. >> little strangers are the best friend. >> it is great. >> that is so cute. >> that is nice. >> always remember it. >>> got the cbs evening news coming up next. >> norah o'donnell is here with a preview. >>> tonight on the cbs evening news the u.s. navy shoots down an iranian drone and made admits it's my spiraling tensions. >>> president trump tries to distance himself from racist chants at his rally. >

thompson of mississippi. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 476, the gentleman from mississippi, mr. thompson, and a member opposed, will each control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from mississippi. mr. thompson: thank you, madam speaker. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the chair: you are recognized. mr. thompson: my amendment, madam speaker, would prohibit any department of defense resources from being allowed of i.c.e. -- the bill for the department of homeland 40,500 for ws for detention beds for i.c.e. which is the highest congress ever provided. despite this capacity, i.c.e. continues to exceed this capacity and currently has more than 52,000 migrants in detention, a record high. in fact, i.c.e. has exceeded its detention bed capacity for multiple fiscal years in a row. to pay for this excess, i.c.e. has turned to congress for more unding or sifen off funds -- siphon other components. it took almost $200 million from u.s. customs and border protection, the coast guard,

thompson, 33 years old, was arrested monday in connection with the breach. her attorney could not be immediately reached for comment. capital one said it'll notify you if you were affected by the breach, and it'll make free credit monitoring and identity protection available. how many times have you gotten this offer? this is the third time. the bank is investigating the incide incident. >>> we're learning more about the three people who died in sunday's shooting rampage. trevor erby was a 2017 college graduate in central new york. the 25-year-old moved to california to be with his fiance. another victim, salazar, a 13-year-old from san jose. the youngest victim, 6-year-old steven romero, was playing in the bounce house with his mother and grandmother when all three of them were shot. his father, alberto, said he got a panicked call from his wife and raced to the hospital. >> i couldn't believe what was happening. i thought what she was saying was a lie, maybe i was dreaming. they told me he was in critical condition, that they were working on him. five minu

dorothy thompson had been one of the most american journalists to report from nazi germany. in 1938, the refugee crisis was growing. already in 1938, she writes, that it is a fantastic commentary on the and humanitarian of our time. i wanted to dive into the lives of the people who are trying to obtain these stamps. i also wanted to display the decision-making, the policymaking that went into whether or not you were issued with these life-saving visas. quite a few books have been written about u.s. immigration and refugee policy during this period. as far as i know, none of the books that were focused on the debate that was taking place in washington and the united dates. the political and bureaucratic debate. they don't connect this debate to the fates of individual jews trying to reach the united states. that is the purpose of my book. to describe what was happening in washington ima but also relate it to the lives of people trying to get to the united states. i wanted, i am a former journalist and journalists have a tendency to give concrete examples. i wanted to focus on

it was announced that klay thompson signed a five-year deal with the warriors for $190 million.ive in san francisco, lyanne melendez, abc 7 news. >> well, at least klay will do just fine. many thanks to you. all right, the warriors had a lot of years at oracle arena in oakland. abc 7 news put together a special send off. you can watch 47 seasons of golden good-bye on all abc 7 platforms including amazon fire. trust us, it is definitely worth 14 minutes of your time. >> it absolutely is. i've seen it couple times. >>> let's turn your attention now to the weather forecast for the holiday week. >> yeah, drew tuma standing by and looks beautiful. >> it is. the start of the new month is off to a great start. we had lots of sunshine and comfortable temperatures. live doppler 7 along the satellite right now showing you the calm picture has some thin high clouds upstairs indicateding juindicateing fair weather. 18 that vav doe and 24 fairfield and 15 the current breeze in oakland. outside the tower showing you we are sun soaked across the region including san francisco and get used to t

officials say the su officials say the suspect, 33-year-old software engineer paige thompson, allegedly stole customers' addresses, phone numbers, birth dates and credit history linked to applications for credit cards from 2005or credit cards from 2005 through early 2019. through early 2019 she was arrested by the fbi in seattle on monday after bragging about it online, saying i've basically strapped myself with a bomb vest, dropping capital one's docs and admitting it. capital one insists no capital one insists no credit card numbers or log in information was exposed but admits 140,000 social security numbers were put at risk cyber security experts say even if you're cyber security experts say even if you're careful, your personal data is in the hands of any company that stores information online so to better protect yourself, freeze your credit with all three bureaus. regularly check your credit on monitoring sites and beware of phishing scams >> fraudulent users bad actors it will email you, call you trying to get other data from you pretending to be an authority or credit monitoring

how hannibal thompson is helping kids gear up for the school year. >>> july is one of the longest months of the year, but this time around it seems like it just kind of flew by. to give you a live look here in downtown san jose. blue skies over there in san jose. welcome to "the nine. " we say goodbye to july and august. it all of a sudden comes into our lives. reminds me of youth soccer, a lot of youth soccer going on . san jose, i want to tip my hat to the san jose earthquakes. we should probably talk more about them because they are doing 11-7-4. they have the game come saturday night, and good to the postseason, san jose earthquakes. >>> some news of the day we've been following for you. breaking news at sfo. this is where a fire broke out at the united airlines maintenance facility around 7:30 this morning. allie, tell us what you are seeing there. >> reporter: we are on south airport boulevard just right across some of the long-term parking structure at sfo, and right next to us beyond this fenced in area is the united airlines technical operations center. their maintenance facilit

these images showing the dramatic fbi raid of the home of paige thompson, guns drawn.hompson who goes by the name "erratic" on twitter, allegedly accessed the personal information of more than 100 million capital one customers who applied for credit cards between 2005 and 2019, including 140,000 social security numbers and 80,000 bank account numbers. >> 100 million is a huge number. that means your data has probably been compromised. i know mine was. >> reporter: just last month, thompson allegedly sent this message taunting the bank -- "i've basically strapped myself with a bomb vest, dropping capital one's dox and admitting it." so how can you protect your accounts? take advantage of free credit monitoring and identity theft protection offered by capital one to victims. and check your bank statements regularly for fraud. >> so, let's get to rebecca jarvis, following this all day for us. the main question for people watching this at home tonight, how do you know if your information has been stolen. >> reporter: david, capital one says they'll be reaching out directly

cl klay thompson is staying with the warriors. expected to be out from his torn acl. >>> we head to the diamonds with the a's taking on the halos in anahe anaheim. a three-run shot. that's his 21st of the season. gone to the top of the a's, a's is up by 7. it won't be for long. six rbis of the day. what else can make chappy happy? how about being a all-star? >> matt chapman. >> it feels like i was getting called up. that's theeelinghat i would descri expect. i didn't want to get my hopes up and get that news, it felt really good. i am going to enjoy the moment and excited. go out there and get a win and the angels team are neck on neck with us. it feels good and to come back after a quick turn around like that on a hot day, it feels good. >>> bottom of the second, kevin pilar, two-run shot. giants take a 2-0 lead. bases are loaded. guess who's up? kevin pilar again. he loops onto win 10-4. >> yeah, great day. five rbis. >> two homers and the last ones were a hard one, too. big hits. it is a huge day for him. we threw the line out.

it felt like home. >> judge thompson grew up in oakland.ber of african- american attorneys with wetting her appetite for the law . >> and to see individuals who moved like, looked like me and had a hard for the community made it even more conceivable that i could practice law in this county . >> when not on the bench, judge const thompson takes takes portraits with a digital camera and is a diehard warriors fan. the foreman a former juvenile commissioner teaches undergrad at uc berkeley what she got her undergraduate and law degrees . >> i can go into the community educate and spend time with young people and demystify education as a process and education as a method of emancipation, that is enormous to me . >> she says she is not used to the limelight but whether it is a case like oceanport trial that draws far less attention from the public, she says she will be fair to everyone involved. in oakland, henry lee, ktvu fox2 news. >>> coming up, escalating tension in the strata farmers -- strait of hormuz after a drone was shot down. >>> plus

it features images of thompson and pages from the east bay times. the creators were inspired by thompson reading the newspaper before games. >> so thankful to him for supporting local news. it's very important these days. he's been such a big part of this community. >> i think that's really cool. the price for the shoes is 180 bucks. they also come with a one-year subscription to any bay area news group newspaper. actually that's not a bad deal. thompson has signed five-year contract to stay with the warriors. >> i like that nice touch. >> it's cool. >>> new at 6:00. is he in or out? the billionaire that is now considering running for president. >>> i'm anser hassan in the news room. derick almena taking the stand in the ghost ship trial for the first time. the risk his defense team pays off. >>> watching the twitch on t >>> back to work for many of us. good morning. welcome on this monday, july 8th. >> we're here to get you through. you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. mike nicco. >> kind of a noisy night for some

sheer heaven because thompson says it is a ticket. nobody can reach you you don't have to do laundry i bought new socks every day and threw them away. oh it was -- i never had to take off any shoes and be checked by security i was in that car. i was in that car for 4,000 miles. going to town named after women nobody could get to him and nobody knew where i was. it was i think on the road she was the only one i had my dog carol with me. he never forgot his iphone plug we never had to turn around to get what he left. he loved ladies' rooms. he freaked out when a spider fell, he hated stopping at monuments to men on the road he hated that. [laughter] he would urinate on them. so he was -- so the thing is the road trip drives this. and i went to towns, named after women but i went to town named after women in an old prius with huge poke dots painted on it, and lewis carol is a cream sickle colored pooldz but his got electric blue hair which i okay so -- pulling into a little town like -- let's say arkansas catfish capitol of the world all

. >>> warriors fans own shoes honoringklay thompson. >> it features thompson with pages along with they times. he is reading a newspaper before games. >> we are so thankful to him supporting low news. he had been such a big part of the community. >> thompson signed a five-year $190 million contract to stay with the warriors. >> time for sports and not starting off with basketball. >> the first time for the baseball season just came to an end. >> great with the glove, but his bat will be in the national spotlight and world domination. repeating the world cup champs and ♪ ♪ this is how driving should feel. the tech-advanced nissan leaf. the best selling electric vehicle of all time. this is nissan intelligent mobility. ♪ it'it's crepe dayday for a family traditiony's. we started about 22 minutes ago and now we can continue that tradition at home with free denny's delivery. see you at dennys.com >> team usa on top of the world and the red, white, and blue goes back to back for the first time in history. the u.s. taking on the netherlands in the final match. 58th minute. alex morgan was in

at a conference in cupertino hosted by the california association of student councils doctor june thompson of the executive director since 1982, developed the curriculum. >> the curriculum is experiential. they learned by doing, and have an opportunity to sit back and reflect on how they engaged in the activities, and what they learned, and what they are taking to the future. trojans program have empowered more thanan students fourth grade through 12th grade and communication, management, and leadership skills. students also teach their peers. truck dunes at the curriculum does not just for work for student in the u.s., but producing leaders from all over the world.>> we found that it works in any culture, with any age group, and it does not matter about language barriers. drug program has taught young people in japan, kazikstan, russia, south africa, united kingdom, and china. at age 20, deck height is the ceo of a company volunteers teaching students and beijing. the life skills skills he has learned.>> i love to inspire others to aspire to become the best version of themselves. >> repor

coming up, the disturbing allegations against him. >>> still to come, how warriors start klay thompsonse his love for reading newspapers as an inspiration for new shoes that were released today . >> tomorrow we talk with two breakout stars stars from hbo's euphoria. >>> agenda free retail been. >>> tomorrow, wake up with mornings on 2. >>> warriors fans crowded into a store in oakland for their chance to take home a pair of limited-edition shoes designed by klay thompson. only 150 pairs were sold here while 10,000 were sold exclusively in china. ktvu's sara zendehnam tells us the shoes were -- for a bay area newspaper. >> reporter: dedicated fans waited some for 12 hours to get a chance to get their hands on these one-of-a-kind sneakers. >> i would rather come, it is worth the wait because you are guaranteed getting your shoes. >> reporter: one man waiting in line is david leon. he waited 12 hours for doors to open it oakland and was one of 150 to get klay thompson's limited-edition, kt4's picking may seem like a warriors fan for doing this but he is even a bigger fan of someone else .

klay thompson is staying with the warriors. he signed a five-year contract to stay in the bay area. he is going to miss the majority of next season as he recovers from knee surgery. and if that wasn't enough, the warriors traded fan favorite andre iguodala to the memphis grizzlies. they had to shed some payroll in order the pay for russell. so they shipped out iggy. >>> back to the news about kevin durant leaving the warriors. while not completely shocking that he is leaving, many warriors fans are sad to see this day arrive. from sunnyvale where kd was the talk of a local sports bar, tom? >> reporter: he certainly was. terry, this is where warriors fans in this sunnyvale neighborhood anyway have watched the warriors since the not so golden years, up through winning three of the past nba championships. and this is where many of them also saw kevin durant play his final game as a golden state warrior. whether bellied up to the bar or shooting pool, they've seen all the big highlights -- thourows up -- and mvp trophies during kevin durant's three seasons with the golden state warriors

. >> i recognize ranking member thompson for his opening statement. >> chairman, thank you very much and thank you for holding this important hearing to highlight the state of the farm economy. it doesn't seem like all that long ago we were in the midst of the great recession, but the agriculture economy was booming then. unfortunately as those involved in agriculture know all too well markets are cyclical and mother nature is unpredictable. now the rest of the economy is booming but for our farmers, prices have fallen lower and have stayed there longer than anyone could have predicted. to add insult to injury over the past couple years almost every region of the country has seen its share of widespread devastation from natural resources including hurricanes, floods, fires, droughts and even volcano i can eruptions. it was against this backdrop and in the face of the budget challenges that we wrote in 2018 farm bill. one of those challenges came in the form of our friends in the united states state who proposed to spend $700 million less on farm safety net than proposed by the house.

those shareholders are black stone, canadian pension fund and thompson reuters itself which retainedhich is why you saw thompson reuters canadian traded shares soar on friday on our report because the market was still open there and the stock responded positively now you see the lse shareholders the big question is would they find this deal attractive? they clearly have. >> is this dear entirely designed finally create a massive competitor to go after bloomberg lp >> yeah. that is definitely michael bloomberg's empire is definitely now potentially going to have a real competitor. it's been lacking in sort of design and many things that will be a big question mark in terms of how they can develop it and improve it in the coming years but there will be size and scale in a way that there's never been with this asset the london stock exchange is incredible moment. 18 months ago this company looked like it was dead. the ceo was ousted it had a merger with its main european rival blocked by brussels and london itself its role as a financial capital was under threat by the potential brexit

klay thompson isn't going anywhere. the all-star and premier to a player made it official today. he's agreed to a five-year million contract to remain in golden state. it was widely expected he would stay now now the warriors able to keep together their core of steph curry draymond green and thompson and the transactions don't stop. reports say jordan bell is heahowever, cavani movie will be signing a 3 year deal to stay golden state jr hand back to you. much more in sports. >>that touch on $100 while governor gavin newsom's wildfire liability plan is creating some backlash. many say it helps utility companies responsible for causing deadly and destructive fires hear from newsome as he defends his plan. >>some victims of a campfire are now starting to get a second chance at making a home how one community is taking in and helping to business owners who lost everything to those claims. >>and east bay city leader wants to shut down the street over concerns the homeless are interfering with the business. >>and if you want to watch the fireworks from the comfort of your very own home

thompson's attorneys could not be reached for comment, and capital one said it will notify you.ted by the breach, it will notify you. the bank is still investigating the incident. how many times has the typical consumer been offered free credit monitoring because the people with our information can't keep it safe. >> those numbers are staggering. they're going to have to do a lot of contacting of customers. thank you very much, christine. >>> the community of gilroy, california, coming together last thigt night to grieve the three victims in the mass shooting at the food festival. the families of the young men and two children who were killed are speaking out about their unthinkable loss. cnn's dan simon is live in gilroy with more on them as well as the investigation. dan. >> good morning, alisyn, we now know there were actually three officers who swarmed and took down the shooter in less than one minute. now, authorities are just trying to pin down a motive, why the shooter would target his own hometown. >> a community in mourning. >> and together, we are stronger than anythin

clay thompson agreed to a five- year, $190 million deal. the team just re-signed devaughn. again back on kevin durant, i will just say this and get out of here. kevin durant, clay thompson, and stefan curry, three of the greatest shooters ever in nba history gone. one team. be thrilled that we got to enjoy them. >> it is a sad thing to see they two go. >> let me just get this in real quick, kevin durant is not play next season because of his achilles injuries, he is still going to make $105,000 per game. >> but the warriors offered him face >> this is been going on for a long time. he posted this informal goodbye. >> he posted it to the bay area today on instagram, one day after the announcement of his departure. reading quotes i have wondered everywhere, through cities and countries, and everywhere i went the universe was on my side. >> we are all sad. what do you think about his decision not to let any other player where his number 35? do you think that it is a good way to honor a pivotal player with the team? go ahead and go to social media away and on facebook or twitte

klay thompson is expected to re-sign for a five year $190 million max deal.'t return to action until after the all-star break because of an acl injury he suffered during game six of the nba finals. oaklanativid. he reached an agreement on a four year 19 $4 million super max extension. the deal will keep lillard in portland through the 2025 season. he is one of just four players to average at least 25 points and five assists per game in each of the past four seasons. lillard led portland to the western conference finals this year where they were swept by the warriors. >>> matt chapman is finally getting props for being the best third baseman in baseball. the a's platinum glove winner was voted to the all-star game today by his fellow players. maybe that's something to do with the jersey. this fan wearing number 26, the gold glove -- make that the platinum glove catch. ohtani dominates against the a's. two home runs, five against the green and gold this th sh. number 21 on the season. 5-1, oakland. in the eighth with the bases loaded and two outs hits it just o