you know togo's, all over the bay area, and this is the kind of day you need a 20 ounce fountain softnline, order it there, you'll pick it up and as you know togo's is one of the original sand wach places here in the bay area. to get in on this, go to abc7news.com, look for the "7 on your side" area. then look under finney's friday free stuff. we'll be here until 7:00 taking your consumer questions and concerns. drop by and say hello. reporting live from san jose, i'm michael finney. >> meet you at the midway, michael, thanks. >>> a special event that has hundreds of children grinning ear to ear and their families ready to send them back to school next. >> first, we want to thank danielle for this picture of one of the alameda marina. share your pictures with us with the #abc7now. >>> i'm ama daetz, coming up on abc 7 news at 6:00, the fires across california are leaving local fire departments stretched thin. tonight, local cities are kept safe with so many firefighters out of town. >>> also, why you better plan ahead if you're thinking about taking bart across the bay this weekend. w

they found that one green togo container replaces the need for on average 1,000 disposable take-out containers. with the average american disposing of four and a half pounds of trash each day, dreisbach and eller said that reuse is a critical solution to the global waste problem. >> i want to see a future where it would never even occur to somebody to take their coffee in a cup that they're going to throw away. >> the take and trash lionomy that w in is unsustainable circular economy that we believe is the future. reuse of all thingossible. you name it, the sky's the limit. >> reporter: with startup resources provided by siness incubator program, dreisbach and eller plan to upgrade the technology, expanding green togo to other cities. for the pbs newshour, i'm teresa carey in durham, north carolinar >> woof: and that's the newshour for tonight. i'm judy woodruff. join us online and again here tomorrow evening. for all of us at the pbs newshour, thank you and see you soon. m >>or funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> babbel. a language app that teaches real-life conversations in

togoing home for a while treat my illness. have every intention of returning here in giving many of you cause to regret all of the nice things you said about me. and i hope they press on you again that it is an honor to serve the american people in your company. thank you, fellow senators. amy: senator john mc

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he was togo to the naval academy which he did . he was to forgo the comforts of civilian life and fight for freedom which he did. what's exceptional about john mccain is that we know not only met the heavy expectations placed upon, him, he exceeded them. if oyou have ever risen to the position of influence that john mccain did. fewerstill have done so and get their character intact . but senator john mccain did. indeed, he never parted from it. as a prisoner of war, john was offered release on multiple occasions, yet he refused each offer until the pows incarcerated with him were also released. no greater love than a man lay down his life for his country. john possessed such love, providing his willingness to lay down his life for his brothers in uniform. as a captain, john mccain personified selfless sacrifice, offering himself as a bargaining chip to secure the freedom of his fellow countrymen. each day for more than 2000 days, he endured horrors that few of us could ever imagine. solitary confinement, fourth nation, repeated bea

would come at it in a whole different path i'm not sold requiring corporate charters is the best way togothe companies i follow have taken a page from her playbook and recognize sharing the wealth is smart business, people do bet, give you better work when they're respected and empowered and paid well. how do i know this i've been schooled by three tremendous ceos about the need to offer employees higher wage, more benefits and a clear alignment with the success of the institution. these three ceos generated incredible returns for their investors. capitalism is not just about ripping off the little guy as i mentioned to senator warren, doing well and good can go hand-in-hand. who are these visionary ceos, talking about the ceo from salesforce.com, talking about jim senegal from cost sco and moved up and patrick doyle who just stepped down at domino's pizza. the stock rallied from 12 to $282 only mark beniak is still with the current enterprise but they deserve credit for their share at the same time, senegal paid dividends. this is where i disagree with elizabeth warren it doesn't have to

thiss ready togo. we're going to add a little cracked black pepper.ydo assortment of tomatoes right here. this special,u said two weeks of these special menu items? >> yes, it goes until the 9th of this month. so the end of this week and one more week to come and enjoy it. if you want, we can give this a try. it's got a lot of great flavor, i think you're going to enjoy it. ry>> i will definite lly try th. we want to thank you for coming out. i don't want th talk w food in my mouth. we thank you for joining us. i love tomatoes and fresh -- i can't even pick it up, chef. >> it's nicea f the you get little bounce of flavors. the garlic oil comes through and the acidity from the tomatoes and the vinegar ties all thi together. >> thank you so much. >>> well, after a great al, it is time to think about exercising, right? do you like a good run or would you prefer a more vigorous walk? both runners and walkers reap balth benefits, is one really better than the other for fitness? consumer reporter suan hogan b this all down for us. >> let's get started, ladi

togoing home for a while treat my illness. i have every intention of returning here in giving many of you cause to regret all of the nice things you said about me. and i hope they press on you again that it is an honor to serve the american people in your company. thank you, fellow senators. amy: senator john mccain has died of brain cancer at the age of 81. we will host a roundtable discussion on the former pow who became a six term senator and two-time presidential candidate. we will look at the obituaries and what is being omitted with ,he intercept's mehdi hasan code pink founder medea, norman solomon, author of "war made easy." then we will speak with norman solomon about how democrats voted this weekend on a key progressive demand after the 2016 campaign to strip the power of superdelegatetes in choosing the party's presidential nominee. reducg t wl supeelegatest. w they wl refrn from voting othe firspresidenal nominating ballot in removing any doubt about -- amy: and we go to ireland where pope francis marked the first

. >> they had nowhere else togo sometimes . >> but it wasn't integrated with the power structure. >>certainly not . >> the garden district, uptown. >> you had a closeted friend and then you were the plus one friend, that they are moving lounge i had a closeted friend who was always, you look at the list of invitations to all the mayoral events you would see mary poppel, leon irwin, author +1, married couple. it was a bit conspicuous but that was the culture then. it was understood that individuals could make shift to live in this society so long as you were not publicly outed or other individuals likethat where your reputations would be destroyed . any other questions? >> so when the upstairs loungebird , it needed to be filled by another bar, how long did it take or did everybody stepback ? >> the building was never reoccupied by another bar. it was left with physical signs of charring, the windows were boarded up for several decades. it was a story no one wanted to talk about even if you walk past it , even in a storytelling culture like new orleans when people walk back with those

we used to say that it only took the senate longer to get cranked up because they had ironed togo and everything. we thought that they -- they see us, they know who we are, we thought, but apparently they didn't. and then this whole thing about -- you don't understand the rules of the senate. someone in a gym gives you their word, then this is how it must the. i'll be, you know question mark we can't even get into our gym, so i guess we didn't know that. i don't know. it was really a bad day. the good news out of it is i think we got senator feinstein and senator boxer out of that. because women were mad all over the country. it's not a good way to get it. we also got clarence thomas out of that. not one of my favorites, anyway. well, in 1992 the press called that year the year of the woman because there were so many women elected to congress. 24 new women elected to the house. what does that feel like for you to suddenly have new -- more women in the ranks of the house. very excitingas and of course, i think that was the fallout from the whole hearings that we just talked about. with

i would say we are as prep tearepaired togo into a mid--- o into a mid-term as we've ever been.-up seats. a lot of them are ours. a lot of them are because of retirement. there's no indication that there's going to be a blue wave. there's a lot of rest about it. the re-- rhetoric about it. the reality is who gets the vote out. the rnc has put a structured organization together. we go into it right now with the president 50% approval ratings, it's up to the candidates to gwynn these things. i think they will. >> we differ a little bit on the blue wave front. i'm fine with just 24 seats. i don't need it to be anything -- >> i'm fine with 20. >> i do still love you. what do you make of -- i heard the arresting innocent, the president himself is as prepared as he could be. i think if he was facing re-election today it would be different than the fate of a lot of republican congressman and congresswomen on the ground there. in terms of enthusiasm gap which we are seeing in the primaries and special elections which are favoring democrats, how do you think the republicans will compensa