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the whole thing was caught on take thornton said hwas miss behalf ep and disruptive and she asked her to leaveashe sroom. when she tried to get back in the class after forgetting something she left behind thornton hit hol. the system repleased a statement in part we would not be able to comment on any investigation on personnel is number one priority.dents >>>en judtenced thornton to 180 days in jail. it was suspended. as part ofon probatihe has to take anger management classes and write a apology letter and she cannot work with chiren unless approved by probation oicer. still no word thng morni on what caused a ddly housefire in. it took 40 fire fighte to bring the fir under control. once it was out the body of a man was found inside and the body was september to the medical examiners office to determine a cause of death. two firefighters suffered heat exhaustion there were t people in the home and one made it out safely. >> federal help aid of residents and businesses recovering in ellicottry citland. the action makes federal funding available tont local goves and non profits par em

but he spared thornton from going to jail. ve two ge ordered she s years probation and issue an apology to the girl and also ordered thornton get court permission before working with children again. here's the video obtained by the news 4 i-team key to thease. the student had been acting out andto when tho ordered her to go to the hallway the surveillance cameras showed the te striking the girl. the girl told the judge it was traumac and thornhornton has lost her job, found new work at a private school in princege ge county and meantime her attorney says she's giving up teaching effective immediately. >> miss thornton wanted to express her apology and remothers for what occurred last year on october 31st and realized that the role in it might not have been the best way to take action. >> while tracking the case of lacy thornton the i-team founde she had a d.c. teaching license even though she was working at cleveland and when we started digging we found nearly 1,000 other d.c. teachers are unlicensed. for more on that investig

that video shows thornton hitting the child. in addition to her probation, thornton must apologize to the girl and get court permission to work with children again. the news 4 i-team found thornton ver had a license to teach, although she was working at t school. nearly 1,000 d.c. teachers are unlicensed. >>> an international soccer pe tar is now calling d.c. home. d.c. united rolled out the red carpet for wayne rooney. >> he posed with a picture. he played for everton but is best known for his a years manchester united. he said d.c. is the perfect iace for him. >> i think it's wheeded. it's the right tim to come here. the fit with d.c. is perfect. now, rooney reportedly agreed to 2 1/2-year contract worth ughly $13 million. >>> this heat that we've been dealing with isn't just dangerous for people but for our pets, as wec.. olice rescued a 7-month-old yorkie named jack from aot car yesterday. the owner told police the puppy was in the car when it dpot tgo towed. officers gave jack some water and reunited him with his owner. d.c

the whole thing was caught on take thornton said hwas miss behalf ep and disruptive and she asked herleaveashe sroom. when she tried to get back in the class after forgetting something she left behind thornton hit hol. the system repleased a statement in part we would not be able to comment on any investigation on personnel is number one priority.dents >>>en judtenced thornton to 180 days in jail. it was suspended. as part ofon probatihe has to take anger management classes and write a apology letter and she cannot work with chiren unless approved by probation oicer. still no word thng morni on what caused a ddly housefire in. it took 40 fire fighte to bring the fir under control. once it was out the body of a man was found inside and the body was

thornton told the police the student was miss behaving so she asked her to leave.the girl tried to get back into the class after forgetting something she left behind thornton hit her. they released a statement saying in part we could not conzent on vetio personnel matters and safety andcur securetive our stunts is mber one priority. the dge sentencedth thorn to e o 180 days in jail. it's part of anger management. and thornton is prohibited in working with with any physician with children unless approved by her probe bay officer. >> and what caused a fire too more thanut 45 fires of control. the body of a man was f informed theody was september to the medical exam to cse the cause of death.there were two people in e home and one made it out safely. >>> coming up on "fox news morning" a well is dpe kl legally dead only to wake up in the morgue. >> and reports of sewage spill until anne arrundel country. >> headed toreak a live look route 50 east oftway and and 5 b 5:11 now. t holiday trafficits best. we love it. holiday trafficits best. we love it. backhi after t a (

we've also brought our architect, bill letty and aaron thornton for this. aside from that we've also partnered with the ymca and lutheran social services groups. they'll be providing services at the site, and we have a retail partner, a consultant that will help us fill the space, vickie johnson. also here, john already mentioned, and the port staff also mentioned is the mayor's office of housing. bless you. so we already talked about the meetings that we've done. we're very excited to be here before you today. this really is a milestone for us. not only have we received approval from the planning department, you know, the remaining agency approvals that we need, this is the first one, we'll conclude or complete the entitlements. as you can see, we've done over 25 meetings with the public that was started originally by the mayor's office of housing before we were even selected as a developer. before we go into the architectural drawings, i just wanted to give you a timeline of where we are. we're planning in the month of july to go before the board of super

claire thornton, bbc news.nfeev the hero and after the match he gave an interview and he said we were hoping for penalties, we're having a fantastic world cup, he said, notjust our fans but the fa ns he said, notjust our fans but the fans of other countries are getting a sense of this atmosphere and they understand russians really know how to play football and want to play football. these were the scenes in the fan park near the moscow state university that actually overlooks the luzhniki stadium, 25,000 can packin the luzhniki stadium, 25,000 can pack in there but those scenes will be replicated nationwide, their first quarter—final since 1970 and the first time they've won a knockout match at a world cup since 1966. iniesta, who scored spain's first penalty, announced his international retirement after the game. that defeat his 131st match for spain, he's been a legend of the game, the double european and world champion. he started on the bench. les get some reaction from the spanish exit on cesc fabregas, wh

tierney joins joe thornton, tomas hertl and logan couture, who all signed extensions this summer...in his four years with the sharks...and he just turned 24... 24... (weather) coming up i'll have the seven day forecast. lawrence ♪ strummed guitar you can't experience the canadian rockies through a screen. you have to be here, with us. ♪ upbeat music travel through this natural wonder and get a glimpse of amazing, with a glass of wine in one hand, and a camera in the other, aboard rocky mountaineer. canada's rocky mountains await. call your travel agent or rocky mountaineer for special offers now. lawrence karnow: it was hot inland again with highs in the cool fog kept highs much cooler at the coast with highs in the 50s and 60s. you can see a few showers and thunderstorms over the sierra on doppler. on the satellite you can see as high pressure will start to weaken. monsoonal clouds will move into california increasing the chance of showers and thunderstorms. tomorrow will be slightly cooler with highs in the 90s inland with partly cloudy skies. there is a slight chance of showers t

happy 39th birthday for joe thornton who signed another deal to stay in san jose. he had 13 goals and 23 assists before suffering a season- ending knee injury. they also signed hurtle to a four year deal. the 24-year-old scored a career- high 22 goals during the regular season, second-most on the team and added six more in the postseason. >>> to the world cup, brazil and mexico, brazil has an oscar worthy performance. can't stand that. scoreless game in the 51st minute and appears to be just fine as he scores from right in front of the net. mexico has been eliminated. japan was ready to celebrate their first ever trip to the quarterfinals but belgium rallied from a two goal deficit , scoring the game-winner and the 94th minute, they are the first one to win in the knockout round game after being down two in the second half since 1970. they will play brazil in the quarterfinals. >>> last year this member of the cardinals grounds crew after he was bit on his hand. yesterday he was back in the spotlight finishing up his duties and is hit in the head by the first pitch

tonight, billy bob thornton, from "tag," hannibal buress, this week in unnecessary censorship, and musicw, for the time being, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: welcome. appreciate it. hola. thanks for coming. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. and for those of you who weren't with us earlier tonight in primetime, shame on those who were not. we had another big night of

running us now on the line from new york is matthew thornton.binson humphrey director of equity research for digital entertainment and marketing for he has a hold ratings on netflix for the price -- $415. 415 let's start with what went wrong. at least from what i am seeing here. it could be around the fact that they did not have new blockbuster hits. would you agree with that? -- first off, thanks for having me. yeah, that could be a piece of it. in any given quarter, what netflix tends to do is give you their guidances, their internal forecast. thethey report relative to forecast can have to do with the strength of the content into recorder. there could be other extraneous things out there. like the world cup. i think the content latest probably right. dent from the world cup if that is what it was. i am curious about what they need to do moving ahead. happened to the bloomberg terminal, i want to show our viewers the cash burn that netflix has been doing over the course of the past few years. every since late 2014. in 2018, they did commit to

the sharks resigned joe thornton. thornton inked a one-year, $5 million deal with san jose.e is coming off back-to-back years of major knee surgeries, but the sharks have no doubt in his abilities moving forward, and expect him to be fully healthy for the start of this season. now despite playing a career low 47 games last season, jumbo scored 13 goals and had 36 points. he is seven games shy of 1500 in his career. from the bearded one to the kid who can barely grow one, hertl, the 24-year-old forward will tally 5 pour.46 per season. he had nine points in ten play-off games. today's world cup play, japan/belgium japan took the lead be, sh but you never leave the game early. look at this. jan heads in himself. in the 74th minute, look at the cross. the finish that ties it up at two. 30 seconds remaining in stoppage time. japan's corner kick is stopped tebow. he'll start the rush and look at belgium. they have the numbers the great come-from-behind victory, 3-2 the final. and they'll be playing brazil. the brazilians taking on mex namar not making any friends. namar wasn't don

. >>> joe thornton inc. inked a a with san jose on his birthday, no less.ties. >>> hurdle signed a four-year contract to remain in san jose. he'll tally 5.6 million per season. he is coming off his best season with a career high 22 >> interesting day in sports. >> it's been my name is jamir dixon and i'm a locafor pg&e.rk fieldman most people in the community recognize the blue trucks as pg&e. my truck is something new... it's an 811 truck. when you call 811, i come out to your house and i mark out our gas lines and our electric lines to make sure that you don't hit them when you're digging. 811 is a free service. i'm passionate about it because every time i go on the street i think about my own kids. they're the reason that i want to protect our community and our environment, and if me driving a that truck means that somebody gets to go home safer, then i'll drive it every day of the week. together, we're building a better california. ♪ ♪ ♪ raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens ♪ ♪ bright copper kettles and warm woolen mittens ♪ ♪ brown paper packages

the chief economist at grant thornton. >>> let's go to the floor of the united states senate where mitchell is speaking about president trump's supreme court pick. >> -- and other disadvantaged groups. that was about justice souter. and in 1975, john paul stevens. they said he lacked imparchality and opposed women's rights. that's what they said about john paul stevens. so these far left groups have been at the same scare tactics, mr. president, for over 40 years. the consistency is really quite amazing. decade after decade. nominee after nominee. the far left script hardly changes at all. anyone and everyone, republican president nomination supreme court is some kind of threat to the republic. according to the hysterical press releases that inevitably follow. no matter their qualifications, no matter their record, no matter their reputation. it's the same hyperbole. the same accusations. the same old story. tonight, president trump will announce his nominee to fill the current supreme court vacancy. we don't know who he will name. but we already know exactly what unfair tactics the nomi

. >>> joe thornton inc. inkedkedd with san jose on his birthday, no less.have no doubt eigh abilities. >>> hurdle signed a four-year contract to remain in san jose. he'll tally 5.6 million per season. he is coming off his a career h2 >> it's bn and every day you promise toor protect them.love. off! is here to help with proven protection against mosquitoes. trust our family to protect yours. sc johnson, a family company you act fast.an intruder... boo so do we. raid kills roaches 7 times faster than the next leading ant and roach spray. 7 times faster? [gasps] raid! get raid and get tough on roaches fast. sc johnson [female narrator] foods rich in folic acid like white bread and leafy greens can help prevent some birth defects before you even know you're pregnant. >>> we appreciate your time. >> right now on jimmy kimmel, john hamm. >> have a great night. we'll see you tomorrow. >>> tv's number one daily viral video show "right this minute." >>> he's taking his frustration out on his own car. >> the guy's now taking the bumper off. >> the reason he's decided

jane: for more, i spoke brief time ago with diane swonk, chief economist at grant thornton. thanks for joining me. does this mean that the trade war with europe is over? diane: i wish. i would like to say today that i felt like i could exhale and get cautious optimism. it could provide a roadmap with the european union and china. is, the elephant in the room, vehiclest tariffs, has l not been dealt with. this by any retaliatory escalation at this point in time, it gives them time to negotiate, which is important. that said, this is not we need to go, but i'm encouraged. it is the most encouraging i've seen in a long time. jane: how big a concession was it forhe europeans? diane: in terms of buying more natural gas, i don't think it was a big concession. more soybeans -- buying more soybeans, taking subsidies off industrial products. not huge concessions on either side here. these are things that are not as instantaneous as we would like them to happen. it takes a long time to build ntrminals. this is very impor i look at it as more of a step in the right direction. i hope we

there was plenty more action here today — claire thornton was watching. singles. she was beaten by croatia's donna vekic. the fourth—seeded american, who also reached last month's french open final, looked out of sorts. she won just four games as the world number 55 triumphed in straight sets. no such problems for caroline wozniacki. on a high after winning at eastbourne, the second seed only lost three games in a straight sets win over varvara lepchenko, the world number 97. last year's beaten men's finalist, marin cilic wasted no time in reaching the second round. what an absolute peach from marin cilic. he enjoyed a comfortable straight—set win over japan's yoshihito nishioka. cilic, who's the third seed, breezed through 6—1, 6—4, 6—4. the queen's club winner served 21 aces as he won in just one hour 45 minutes. and unfortunately it's bad news for britain's liam broady — who's out at the first—round stage — losing in straight sets to the big—serving canadian, milos raonic. 7—5, 6—0, 6—1 on court number one. raonic is the 13th seed and was always going

the inauguration happen the president gives his speech in thornton to office he immediately gets to go start signing executive orders and now we are with this representative group that represents each aspect so we bring them into the oval office. we want to show the president here he is starting off fighting for the american people the reporter comes out right after words and says the president has the best of mlk that was there prior to that. and with that inflammatory acting was not true. so understand we entered the white house immediately on the defense spending friday night to clean this up the white house chief of staff take a picture to show that in fact it was wrong and the reporter said i'm sorry somebody was blocking my view. really? not with the president was doing with the action? we immediately start on a negative foot then we wake up with a discussion how many people were at the mall or not it wasn't as amazing as obama with constant undermining of the campaign, the candidate in the transition now here we are in the white house. not just the president that many of us felt

gentleman who had an uncanny resemblance to someone else ((first of all you look just like billy bob thornton wanna make sure you're not before we go any further)) no we're not...and then the paparazzi appeared how you doing, ((how you doing you just show up with a camera huh)) i showed up with one too alright man did you get away with a ticket dammit c'mon ((who are you)) who the hell are you but wait there's more.. including a bizarre stop involving menlo park police if you're ever pulled over again umm best practice is to pull over to the right side of the road as soon as safely possible ok so what should i do everytime there's a stop sign... stop fully stop? yes i have to fully stop yes, so your wheels come to a complete stop and a driver who purchased a can of fix a flat, to get this mixed around you need to keep moving or the next 4 miles we'll discuss them and more in an upcoming edition of people behaving badly if you're a news man get the (censored)) out in pacifica stanley roberts kron 4 news lawrence karnow: it was hot inland again with highs in the 90s and low 100s inland. but coo

joe thornton on his 39th birthday and the sharks announced he has agreed to a one-year deal. he has been the man since 2005 when he joined the sharks. he is a very popular player but he is coming off two knee surgeries in the last two years. it is a big question mark as to whether or not the sharks would want him back. they do welcome him back, beard and all for yet another season. also of note, this youngster with a big-time contract. four years, $25 million. is just 24 years old. he scored 22 years -- 22 goals for the past -- seasons. he was beautiful, particularly in postseason play. we have come to that time of the early evening where we need to check this out. this was a nasty incident in australia. -- with australia and the philippines. get this, australia had four players ejected. the philippines had nine. the philippines only had three guys on the court when this thing ended. it just continued on and on. nobody was able to get a handle on things. obviously, not the spirit with which international competition is intended. australia and philippines with plenty more disc

the second project is a bike cage at thornton hall that would provide 118 bicycles with secure parking. this bike cage will have 24-hour access for students and university staff who will have 24-hour access with their campus id card. of the cage also includes a basic repair tools. the other two projects are alternative fuel infrastructure to provide fast chargers for electric vehicles. the first one is to install two fast chargers at the car share parking spots. this would be the first all electric car share vehicle option in san francisco. the department of the environment is partnering with e. b. -- t.v. go, the operator of these fast chargers, as well as with the planning department to identify two car share locations that would have these vehicles. this project requires a policy waiver to allow the chargers to be dedicated to the car share vehicles. currently, they have to be publicly available. the company, as the operator, would match this grant with 55 -- $55,000. the second one is to install fast chargers at grace cathedral parking garage. this will be available 24 hours, seven

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tonight's guests billy bob thornton and comedian hannibal burress. >> look for breaking news any timeristian and eric flores and the entire abc 7 news team, good night. enjoy your fourth of july. that's pittsburgh, pennsylvania wh ♪ ♪ ♪ raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens ♪ ♪ bright copper kettles and warm woolen mittens ♪ ♪ brown paper packages tied up with strings ♪ ♪ these are a few of my favorite things ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ this is "jeopardy!" here are today's contestants -- a homeschool mom from carmel, indiana... an assistant analyst from mclean, virginia... and our returning champion, a museum education manager from new york, new york... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! ladies. thank you, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen, and happy fourth of july, all of you. let's make this a safe holiday. kate, liz, and suzanne, pick up those signaling devices. let's go to work in this first round, shall we? and i hope you like these categories. there will be a brand item mentioned in the clue. you have to replace that with the appropriate one. each correct response

meanwhile susan thornton has announced she will retire from the foreign service at the end of the month>>> all right. so the former mayor of mexico city, a leftest name andres manuel lopez obrador has been elected president in a landslide victory. the 64-year-old is mexico's first leftist leader in decades and is expected to move the country in a more nationalist direction and potentially worsen tensions with president trump. obrador's victory is a desounding defeat for outgoing president. trump tweeted late last night, i look forward to working with him. there is much to be done that will benefit both the united states and mexico. and canada has begun implementing billions of dollars worth of retaliatory tariffs on the united states. the tariffs are worth about $12.6 billion and they come in response to the trump administration's steel and aluminum tariffs. a lengthy list of u.s. goods including chocolate, beef, yogurt, lawn mowers and whiskey will be subject to a 10% or 25% tax. in the words of canada's foreign minister, quote, we will not escalate and we will not back down on a dolla

now to take a closer look at all of this is diane swonk, chief economist for advisory firm grant thorntondvisor to the federal reserve. diane, it is always great to see you. thanks for being here. >> good to be here. >> so the big question on everyone's mind, is this sustainable? let me play you a little bit of what larry kudlow, the president's top economic advisor had to say, and get your reaction on the other side. >> this is sustainable. you know why it's sustainable? a couple things. in a sickly cal business cycle sense, we're coming off a low inventory base. that's extremely positive, okay. if inventories were the big contributor and you know they have to be worked off at some point, that would not be so great. this position cyclically is very strong. the second point i want to make is comes from the private sector gdp, cd plus i, business is booming. >> that's his case. is he right, diane? >> there is a case on the inventory side. we do still have a tail wind there. i agree with him there. on the downside, that one-time soybean surge in exports which accounted for over a percent of

tierney joins joe thornton, tomas hertl and logan couture, who extensions this summer...ur de france stage 11... no tighrope 11... no tighrope walkers today... but it was the first summitt finish in the pyrenees... the mountain rance on the french-spanish border british rider geraint thomas won the stage... he attacked on the last of four climbs over the short but grueling mountain stage... he also claimed the yellow jersey as the overall leader four-time champion chris froome moved up to second overall (vicki) (vicki) (vicki)it's a proposal 70 years in the making.... to honor baseball's pioneers who helped break the color barrier. that story coming up after the break (ken) baseball hall of famer andre dawson joined a bi- partisan group of lawmakers to celebrate jackie robinson.... and the 71-st anniversary of the integration of baseball. (vicki) lawmakers are pushing for a bill that would educate future generations about the pioneers who helped desegregate baseball and support their legacy of helping others. d.c. correspondent brie jackson reports. nat: they passed the b

thornton is senior vice president for health plan operations and strategy. she leads activities on the health insurance market places and is lead liaison between federal government and private insurers. we will start with sabrina carlet. >> thank you, sarah. thank you to the commonwealth fund and alliance for health policy for having me here today. it is a real privilege and pleasure to be with all of you and to talk about the individual market. and i'm coming to appreciate after several years now of working in this area that there is no such thing as a calm and restful summer when it comes to individual market policy. it seems like we are also having to deal with one fire drill after another. i will talk a little bit about what is driving premium rates and participation in the individual market around the country and in particular states. so first just in general, if you can imagine a normal year for the individual market which may be hard to imagine, if you imagine a typical year what would insurance companies be thinking about as they develop premium rate

here's some titles and quotes from some of the reports that i read today grant thornton says quiet beforede storm for unemployment in june. barclays says labor markets shrug off protectionism for now. it may not show up in the jobs report, maybe ever but a further escalation and more retaliation, it will be harder to hide those numbers no matter how strong the job growth is. >> wage still the big question mark here. is it nominally we'll talk about 20 years from now or is econ 101 just wrong. >> i don't think we have repealed the laws of supply and demand i think if supply is down or if demand is up and supply is down or limited, that wages have to rise eventually. my guess is it's a long, slow process so you kind of say, wait, i can ask that guy for a raise or that woman for a raise and i might actually get it and i'm willing to walk away from this job i think that's a change in mentality that like my parents savingplastic bags from the depression goes away very slowly >> i still save them >> that actually comes from the old country where they came from. >> i didn't know where it came fr

in joe, chief economist of -- as well as cnbc contributor and diane, chief economist with grant thornton. ladies and gentlemen, good to have you here. joe, let me start with you looking at the market reaction, it's none the worse for wear after jay powell's statement, testimony earlier today. is that because he stuck to what everybody expected he would do, sticking to the plan, gradual rate hikes >> yes, pretty much. my guests may disagree, but i'm worried about the yield curve, and i would have -- i wouldn't -- i want powell to say that while in principle these rate hikes are gradual, relative to the global economy and what other central banks are doing, the interest rate path that perhaps he has laid out is too aggressive, and my fear, michelle, is that the fed will keep hiking, invert the curve, and will be talking recession sometime in roughly the 10 to 22 month ban. >> i didn't see all of the testimony. was powell asked about the yield curve in particular and whether or not he was worried about inverting it >> michelle, what could have you possibly been doing other than watching the

those services at all at stricken common, northbridge, thornton heath and is expected to last most of a broken down train. onto the roads, on the m25, two lanes remain closed clockwise, following a collision and fuel spillage with congestion. in other news, and nhs trust has criticised for failing to beat the healthcare needs for prisoners at thameslink prison. the company that rate —— the company that provides the care has been sadly inadequate. the trust says it has reduced its vacancy rate and addressed the concerns in. it is have a check on the weather. we have more sunshine and high temperatures in the forecast, but also a little bit of wet weather. a few you showers are possible, certainly the roads will see them and they will be accompanied by sunny spells, of course. we start to see their showers in the morning, but by the afternoon they are turning fairly heavy and perhaps even thundery. but many of us will get away with another dry day with a good deal of sunshine and temperatures possibly reaching 29 degrees celcius. as we head through this evening thsoe showers move away a