travis: travis. brad: brad.m around the world with companies looking for unique designs for their products. the artists earn a royalty, the company gets some great designs, and everybody wins. it's a business with purpose, and it makes it a great fit for our company. take a minute, the three of you, and i want you to pick out designs that we're gonna launch. travis: okay. lemonis: okay? guys, there's all these, as well. stay on story. you were selling these watches for $35 retail price, and they were costing you...? travis: $5. lemonis: $5. and so if they end up costing you $10 or $11, i think that the perceived value difference between plain one and this, it's got to be $15 or $20. flex's watches used to cost them $5 to make, and they would sell them for $35. licensing printed village designs will cost as additional $5, bringing the total to $10. but it will also boost the perceived value of the watch, allowing us to raise the price of the watch by as much as $20. so that $5 investment will end up yielding the

-travis: yeah. -lemonis: big pay cut. travis: big pay cut.avis really believes in what farrell's is doing, and he's got a good grasp on what's wrong and what needs to be fixed. i really was impressed with him. let's go see what this food looks like. ♪ if you look at the presentation... travis: it's boring. lemonis: i mean, this plate is too small for this setup. travis: to me, we're just not competitive. -it's loud. -lemonis: too loud. [ siren wails ] travis: and, you know, it's -- it's hard to compete. lemonis: it's cute once, and it's happening -every five minutes. -travis: yeah. lemonis: do people complain about it? travis: they just don't come back. lemonis: somebody needs to tell these team members that are singing that it's not a tryout for a musical. if i make a deal here, the volume of the music's going down. you know what i thought we could do -- if all of us, including paul and sandy, -can go in the other room... -mike: sure. lemonis: ...and just go over financials. -mike: absolutely. -woman: e.j., party of three! e.j.! lemonis: let

and moved quickly on to travis air force base. firefighters told me they are having difficulty of dealing with the fire department at travis air force base and they are trying to sort that out right now. as the wind is blowing. and the other thing that you mentioned and we will take a look at the video right now, is the cows. a dozen cows in the middle of this. at one point they went towards the flames and then going away from the flames. i am at the area where the fire started. i am not sure where the cows are. i am sure the firefighters are trying to corral them right now. the good news is no one has been injured, and the bad news is they are still chasing the flames over near travis air force base. it seems they have a handle on it here in the field. a spokesperson will be coming to this area to give us an update on what is going on. as soon as we know, we will bring it to you live. reporting live in swooe sun city. >> the firefighters have been able to move the fire away from the direction of the home. let's bring in chief met

i thought the precise wording of travis's e-mail to employees was interesting. of all he's taking a leave of absence of undetermined length. so that could be monday -- or it could be 2019 and that he will continue to be involved i believe the way he put it was with the most strategic decision. i read that as him not leaving at all. >> right. not stepping down you know stepping down as ceo is sort of beside the point. so i think -- i think where you're going with this is that it is not over clearly not over. >> why do you think that, tell me because it is interesting situation because let me get become to the idea that -- it wasn't just that there were issues with company that report. i've had parts read to me quite devastating a culture out of control never builds. run badly -- break next -- u sexual harassment. sexism all kinds of things like it was like as if the silicon valley problems concentrate themselves in one company. and -- so you think that he's still in power that he's pulling the -- pulling the -- >> i don't know how much. but i just think even what

uber needs to get to uber 2.0 and travis needs to get to travis 2.0. it's all going to rest on his shoulders and that mentality, it's so silicon valley and i think you're someone who created most of the damage not taking responsibility for it, not having any kind of sorry, there's not a real sorry and i don't want, you don't need to prostrate yourself but david monaghan, everything in that joke i think the mets let something slightly different when he said he was having discussions, there's more discussion with more women around the table but it's a bad joke, it comes at the wrong time but he quit immediately. he did the right thing, he knew he was going to be a distraction for that company. he did the right thing, he did one single joke and it's a serious disturbing thing including the india stuff, you can read aboutthat. >> . >> he was probably delighted to be done with it. >> bonner. >> he probably was. >> somebody called me and said it was a plot by him to get off the board. >> i said really, to look like a hassle, i don't think so. >> right here,

sky 7 over a raging wildland fire, intense flames charging toward travis air force base.eighbors on bella vista avenue shot cellphone video of cyprus trees smoking after they ignited around 4:00 p.m. homeowner carlos lopez tried to put the fire out with his garden hose. >> the trees were on fire and they went pretty quick. like i said, tried to control it with water but it was too high. >> reporter: patrick layer lives next door, his car melt by the heat, the side of his house damaged by the flames. >> we rolled up and the house was on fire. i'm like, what the -- that's crazy. thank god it didn't burn it down. >> the kind carried it over the backyard fence of that house, and then it was off on its way to travis air force base. >> reporter: gusty winds drove the fire "fast and furious" across 40 acres, narrowly missed grazing cattle but burned an abandoned building at a city sports complex. flame spread on to the base where air force firefighters took over assisted by city crews. >> we actually cut through the fence on the air force base. i don't think anybody got shot. >>

any other recommendations would've included the firing of the seal but the precise wording to the travis kalanick emails said he is taking a leave of absence of undetermined length. it could be monday over 2019. and to be continued to be involved with the most strategic decisions. i read an ad as he is now leaving for stepping down and all. so it is not over. >> so many giveback to be a dia i've had parts of that reading to me avifauna breakneck speed and all kinds of things as the quintessence of silicon valley concentrates itself with one company so you think he is still in power?. >> i don't know how much but even what we saw yesterday there's clear evidence he is . i cannot quantify or qualify the set i will be involved in the most teachers decisions. how could he have known? i think we have known for quite a while that he has the ability to control of board through his shares than he had to acquiesce whatever they decided i think if he had his druthers he would not have gone at all. that is where he was six weeks ago. >> gore in tow line 30 that morning. >> things changed and he acq

sky 7 over a raging wildland fire, intense flames charging toward travis air force base.eighbors on bella vista avenue shot cellphone video of cyprus trees smoking after they ignited around 4:00 p.m. homeowner carlos lopez tried to put the fire out with his garden hose. >> the trees were on fire and they went pretty quick. like i said, tried to control it with water but it was too high. >> reporter: patrick layer lives next door, his car melt by the heat, the side of his house damaged by the flames. >> we rolled up and the house was on fire. i'm like, what the -- that's crazy. thank god it didn't burn it down. >> the kind carried it over the backyard fence of that house, and then it was off on its way to travis air force base. >> reporter: gusty winds drove the fire "fast and furious" across 40 acres, narrowly missed grazing cattle but burned an abandoned building at a city sports complex. flame spread on to the base where air force firefighters took over assisted by city crews. >> we actually cut through the fence on the air force base. i don't think anybody got shot. >>

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travis shaw was 3-4, a double, a home run and a single. ryan braun also was one had hit away from the cycle for the milwaukee brewers. our next tem he cast will be tomorrow afternoon. the series finale at 1:30 on csn. the phillies big sunday show. get your day started at 1:00. the senior producer and now for mike schmidt, john kruk, i'm tom mccarthy. thanks for watching phillies postgame live over on csn. stay tuned here for nbc 10 news at 11:00. gggooooooogogooo severe storms moved right through. and in center city is, rain flooded streets making them look more like rivers than roadways. and take a look at these time lapse videos showing the storm moving in. we put the video together showing you all angles from center city as the storm clouds washed out our camera. nbc10 first alert meteorologist iraq ca martin has it your forecast. we saw what the storm did today. what's going on now? >> we have more rain and storms moving from west to east. we're not done yet. we have a break. more rain is moving in and some isolated sto

they want the level playing field.>> reporter: 10,000 people, military and civilians work at the travis air force base, the largest employer in solano county and it puts in about $1 billion a year in the local economy and the president of the college and open, military scholar and former military officer cost the announcement disrespectful to the transgender already serving. >> i am disappointed the president would make those statements not riddled in reality and reflects such disrespect for the transgender individuals that are serving because transgender people have been serving openly in the military for the last year. >> reporter: there are maybe a dozen transgender at the base with 2500 in the entire military in the spokeswoman at travis air force base said they will continue to work with the department of defense to see what it looks like with new guidelines coming from the commander in chief.>> serving in the military, you have a mission and that is far from it.>> anyone should be able to serve, and they should have just as many rights and power. >> reporter: it is the practical q

so travis is going to moderate for us today. he is an awesome moderator. and without further ado i will turn it over to him. thank you. [applause] >> good morning. thank you ambassador mccarthy for the fantastic introduction. a huge thanks to csis as a whole for gathering class this morning and a specific thank you to victoria desimone of csis to help orchestrate our gathering this morning as well. what administrative note, we will be taking questions from you guys on note cards. if you would like to have a card you can raise your hand now. you have another opportunity before the q&a starts to get those cards to ask your questions. and so, without further ado we'll get to the heart of the matter. though we have entitled today's discussion south sudan when war and family collide, we are clearly aware that these are only two strands of a much more complicated situation in south sudan. a much longer and convoluted history of conflict, oppression and attempts to resolve these issues. one of the things i wanted to start by pointing out is that even though in th

she has spoken positively about travis kalanick in the past.ric -- ericw newcomer is chasing down. what do you know? eric: i am skeptical that marissa will be the next ceo of uber. think she ist seriously in the mix. she came out and defended travis very publicly and a lot of people at uber were wondering what was going on, it seemed tone deaf to the situation. a lot of the names we are hearing are people without real gigs. i think it will take some time for uber to land on that. they're keeping a pretty secret and they are looking at top executives in airlines, that type of global operation. i think that is where we are going to look. it is possible there is a tech exec. there are a lot of jobs available, ceo, cfo, chairperson -- we will get a mix of characters. we will have to wait. it is very much a live process. emily: a name you floated was former disney ceo tom stagg. we will continue to watch your reporting, eric newcomer. caroline hyde in london, and ceo david kirkpatrick, you are sticking with me. snape reversed recent losses, rising 3

travis risley is riding from the oregon border all the way to the border of mexico. getting donations along the way for the california peace officers memorial foundation. his father is a napa police officer and travis came up with the idea after attending a memorial for fallen officers. >> travis told me, dead, i never want to expand anything like that again. we want to make sure that these families are taken care of. >> with more than 500 miles still to go, travis wants to double the $7000 he has already raised. >>> the warriors are out of the summer league after losing last night to the boston celtics, 93- 69. they still have some positive. mainly the performance of patrick. he scored 20 points in 25 minutes including a basket beyond half-court. he is a fast guy. the summer league is a tournament in which the nba squads are filled with rookies and other young players. >>> venus williams is going for her sixth wimbledon title this weekend after eating her opponent in the semifinals yesterday. she is now 37 -- at 37, the oldest grand slam singles finalist since marti

near travis air force base, 98 . relative humidity, down to 19%. so it's very dry. and wind is gusting out of the west-southwest at 23 miles per hour. now, looks like the wind will remain relatively strong going into the evening hours. and temperatures will be slow to drop off. so these conditions will remain conducive to fire development, not fire containment. tomorrow will be even hotter. i'll have the forecast a little bit later. >> spencer, thank you. >>> another live from sky 7, no structures on travis air force base are threatened. we're going to stay on top of this fire. we have crews on their way on the ground and we'll bring you any updates as we get them here and on our abc 7 news app. >>> let's look at video just in to the newsroom of another major fire burning north of vac eville. you can see it's burned more than 250 acres. >>> two neighborhoods are under mandatory evacuation. highway 128 in napa county is closed until noon tomorrow. firefighters are fighting those flames from the air. you saw some of the air attack there. it's in very rough terrain. th

as travis was saying, i spent a long time in the be u.s. government working on sudan and then south sudan and a lot of the neighboring countries. and so in some ways i have a lot of think and appreciation -- of sympathy and appreciation for the work that a lot of really hard working people in government are doing right now to insure that despite what we've seen as a pretty depressing lack of attention on this very important crisis, aid continues to flow, people continue to make sure that they're advocating for continued assistance and support to the people of south sudan even into the face of what's going on with their government. that said, south sudan is not just a political crisis, a crisis of political leaders in the country not owning up to their responsibilities and notcr taking care of their people. what we are also seeing is a crisis of international leadership. and that's pretty dramatic. the united states knows that we gave ourselves a lot of credit for different important milestones in south sudan's recent history from the signin

first off, travis, thank you. i want to thank csis for hosting this panel and specifically ambassador mccarthy. another thing, just in terms of what i'm going to say, i really want to preface that these are really my views and not the views of the u.n., neither of my previous employers, south sedan, elsewhere. i'm going to share my thoughts on my experience in sedan out insults of entering the birds of 2010 national election and 2011 referendum immediately post. during part of this. i secured a working group focus on referendum related security incidents. i think it's important to look at this particular period were south sedan is today and hopefully this will contribute to some sort of understanding and steps that we taken towards ending the civil war and moving towards peace. i think a lot of the roots of what's already been discussed on the panel, we are already visible this time and for me coming to south sedan during that time, having not had any experience in sedan before, there was a lot, my understanding o

near travis air force base, 98 degrees. it is hot. relative humidity, down to 19%. so it's very dry. and wind is gusting out of the west-southwest at 23 miles per hour. now, looks like the wind will remain relatively strong going into the evening hours. and temperatures will be slow to drop off. so these conditions will remain conducive to fire development, not fire containment. tomorrow will be even hotter. i'll have the forecast a little bit later. >> spencer, thank you. >>> another live from sky 7, no structures on travis air force base are threatened. we're going to stay on top of this fire. we have crews on their way on the ground and we'll bring you any updates as we get them here and on our abc 7 news app. >>> let's look at video just in to the newsroom of another major fire burning north of vac eville. you can see it's burned more than 250 acres. >>> two neighborhoods are under mandatory evacuation. highway 128 in napa county is closed until noon tomorrow. firefighters are fighting those flames from the air. you saw some of the air attack there. it's in very

that was not done by the travis county sheriff's office. tucker carlson on fox news got exacerbated by the group called border angels. they want a soft on border security policy. let's take a listen. >> what you're saying, you want the law to be different. why don't try to change it? >> we are working on that. >> how about this. what if alabama decided we're sick of enforcing federal voting rights law. >> we've seen that in alabama. we've seen that. >> i don't think we have. >> a lot of the laws really haven't changed in alabama today. we have a long ways to go in alabama. liz: tidal wave. sanctuary laws do not have to be enforced? >> well, obviously they do not think that. and these mayors do not think that. liz: they think they don't have to be enforced, that's what you're saying. >> absolutely. we are a constitutional republic. and part of being a constitutional republic is the respect of our sovereign laws and respect of our sovereignty and our borders. and if we have cities in the united states of america that are thumbing their nose a

but travis is no ordinary cyclist. >> you remember why i'm doing it and it keeps me going through theay. >> reporter: no camps or lying on the couch this summer, he is going 1,000 miles from the oregon border to the mexican borderer and stopping at police stations along the way. and picking up checks, money that will benefit the california peace officers memorial foundation of families of fall enofficers. >> it brings awareness to dangers that law enforcement faces on a daily basis. his foundation could help any one of his out. >> reporter: his father is a napa police officer. >> when he was working at night, i would stay up thinking of all kinds of things that could happen. >> reporter: in the wake of several publicized officer involved shootings and negativity towards police, travis felt the burden at a young age. >> he was scared to death he would come home and be shot in the drive way. it effected all of us. >> reporter: his dad says after attending peace ceremonies in may, travis came up with the idea of a ride. >> he said, dad, i don't want to experience anything like that again

oligarchy make a little more profit find out tonight so-called liberal rumble with willie or vera travis course. just minutes before leaving for europe where it will attend the g. twenty summit in germany donald trump doubled down on the kind of nationalists rhetoric that helped get him elected in the first place he tweeted the united states made some of the worst trade deals in world history why should we continue these deals with countries that do not help us coming as it did amid reports that he's considering a big twenty percent tariff on steel and other imports trump's tweet got the media talking once again about the possibility of a trade war but what actually is a trade war and would a confrontation with say china over trade policy really be such a bad thing joining me now is alan tonelson economist founder of reality check blog and author of the race to the bottom why a worldwide worker surplus and uncontrolled free trade are sinking american. living standards alan tonelson welcome back great to be here thanks for having with us so first of all what do we know about or what do yo

and -- >> you mean travis barker? >> travis baker, barker. yeah, him.hat guy. >> i didn't know he had a clothing line. >> yes, he does. >> i knew he was a musician, he was in a plane crash. >> yeah, he does. i liked it, and i just put it on me. it's just something at the time i was in prison, i think i was high as hell when i put it on me. >> the "f" could be for a clothing line like he said, or "f" could stand for folk, which is folk nation, which is part -- which the gangster disciples are part of. >> actually, i called you up here to clarify information i've been receiving. >> okay. >> i've been hearing you've been affiliated with gangster disciples. >> what is that? >> you know what that is. >> i've heard of it. >> you heard of it? what did you hear? >> just prison, street, thing of that nature. i don't deal with gang members. trying to stay clear of foolishness. >> no gang affiliation at all? >> none. >> none? what's up with the six points on your right arm? >> that's a famous -- that's what you call a travis baker a drummer. >> oh, i never heard -

south of travis mill. this is the area when you look at the velocity mode where you have, you know, winds going this way and this way. this is an area that would raise my attention and get me taken cover here. moves east-southeast at 40 miles an hour. the area of biggest concern at the moment is right here into the east-southeast. and port royal and 6:56 and farmer's fork at 7:04 this afternoon or evening, i should say. a reminder, we're staying on for a few more minutes until the tornado warning is dropped by the national weather service. as we speak, the tornado warning has been allowed to expire or has been cancelled. let's do a quick recap and go back to programming. severe thunderstorm warnings continue for king george and stafford in the 7:30. icalline and west essex and west mooreland until 7:15 and one of the severe thunderstorm warnings for ann arundel, calvert and prince georges, that goes until 7:00 p.m. we will likely have some more storms this evening and we will be back with a full recap of t

investigators say travis sota delivered heroin and pills to sierra, at einstein medical center five times in five days in may. nerd found hadrick dead in the bathroom of her hospital room. and investigators say that sot a delivered pure fentanyl to hadrick there will be more dealers facing homicide charges. every single overdose death by fentanyl, wye heroin is being carefully looked at and worked on as a potential homicide, investigation. >> we will have a full report on that coming up on "eyewitness news" at 6:00. >>> earlier today president trump announced his administration is barring transgender people from serving in the military. some support that decision, others like the aclu say they will be fighting it. cbs news correspondent moa ledge i has details. >> reporter: president trump is reversing pentagon's policy regarding transgendered people in the military in the series of tweets, the president said that the government will not accept or allow transgendered individuals to serve, in any capacity, in the u.s. military he cited quote, the tremendous medical costs and disruptions th

muy cerca de la fuerza aerea travis. --una manada de vacas tambin estuvieron en peligro al acercarse las llamas. lorena --esta noche se ordenaron evacuaciones en el condado yolo debido a un incendio de maleza. las llamas han consumido por lo menos mil acres. takevo --las personas que residen en los positos estates y golden bear estates deben abandonar sus viviendas, asi lo indicaron autoirdades de calfire. --la autopista 128 entre la ciudad y condado de napa podra ser reabierta la maÑana de este viernes. . lorena --residentes afectados por las indundaciones causadas por el desborde del arroyuelo coyote, presentaron hoy

rob roth went to a neighborhood near travis air force base for reaction from the military community.>>reporter: just across the street from travis air force base, nina [ null ] us has a barbershop. >> i was in the air force.>>reporter: she said overseas during 9/11 and supports president trump's plan banning transgender people from serving in the military. >> i agree with them. i don't understand how they went from don't ask don't tell two now you can change your gender. that's not what our country is about. >>reporter: this man it works next-door disagrees.>> it's a form of racism and discrimination or segregation. the politicians tout of how they want to uphold the constitution and lovell the playing field. i don't see it. >>reporter: 10,000 people military and civilian work at travis air force base, it's a largest employer in solano county and brings in $1 billion to the economy. the president of mills college, military scholar and former military officer called the announcement disrespectful to those transgender's already serving. >> disappointment that the president would make s

they put a gun to him. >> little did travis know four hours later at 12:45 a.m., herbert would be killedey say he received a phone call. when he walked outside, they heard two gunshots. >> police found the 32-year-old dead on the sidewalk. >> the 27th was his birthday. >> will is a $1,000 reward for information that leads to the arrest and conviction of the person responsible. 215546-tips. all calls remain anonymous. for him to be the person he was, wouldn't hurt anyone. for someone to do this to him, our family, his children, i feel like deserve justice. >> for crime fighters, i'm rick williams, "action news." >> parts of new jersey are drying out after heavy flooding in many communities. "action news" surveyed the street flooding in the surrounding neighborhoods. drivers were able to get through without too much of a headache. in atlantic county the waters reached further inland. residents and visitorred road out the storm. >> heavy rain, high winds, overnight, it was a downpour. the storm brought enough rain to submerge streets and cars. in wildwood we spoke to one family trying to ge

emily: what do you imagine travis kalanick is thinking now?is still on the board, still the biggest shareholder. >> i think he was caught out of the loop on this. i put that in the story. there is this question of what he thinks now. we are getting to a moment on softbank where uber is competing less directly with some of softbank's investments. they cut a deal with didi. that is not softbank but there is a pathway to be local market players. softbank is covering some of these investments. it could be somebody else. there are other investors in the mix. i am trying to figure out who they are. please call me. emily: what is your take, cory? cory: you could certainly be invested in the number one and number two or three. the fact that they are invested in a number of these companies does not mean they have to pick the winner. they like the sector and see the growth. i loved seeing the numbers yesterday because it let us see how big the business is in russia and countries around there. so many countries are seeing these businesses grow so fast. y

travis: let's be honest. trevor: stop cutting me off. travis: this is who we are!

clay travis said that his wife noticed their son scratching his head after they flew back from parisnd after being closely checked they realize the headlights. that caught the attention of the flight attendant and travis said the crewmembers told him his family would be quarantined on the plane in minneapolis and not allowed to board the connecting flight home. eventually travis and his son booked tickets on the southwest flight after his son received treatment at the nearby clinic. >>> you may have noticed a lot more wasp and yellow jackets flying around and you can blame the recent weather we have had that has created the ideal breeding conditions for the stinging insects. >> i was here and squirting this thing, and i thought it was pretty cool. >> reporter: above problem. armed with this can of spray insecticide he went toe to toe with a mound of yellowjacket buried in the front yard but he lost. >> the guide home depot said you better have an escape route. i had my honda parked over here with the door open. i ran like heck. they could fly faster than i could run and they stung me

it's burned up to buildings near travis air force base. in yolo county a 250-acre fire has prompted mandatory evacuations near highway 21. an advisory evacuation is in order for golden bear estates. now, this fire is also closed a stretch of highway 128. that connects 505 in winters. it will re-open tomorrow morning. >>> another grass fire burned a half acre on ring mountain in marin county. it's open space between tiburon and corte madera. firefighters made quick work of this one. as of 20 minutes ago, it was out. >>> and chopper 5 over a 5-acre fire in livermore's wine region this afternoon. it completely destroyed an old barn and some vintage equipment inside of it. no injuries. >>> new at 6:00, the state's plan to take water from the sacramento river north of delta and then tunnel it down to pumping stations in the south is being called california's water fix. kpix 5's john ramos spoke with some people, though, who live on the delta, and they say it feels more like the fix is in. >> just a water grab to take it out of here to the south

travis risley is raising money for the california peace officers memorial foundation.is dad is a napa police officer, who says his son came up with the idea after attending a me moisture for police officers. >> we want to make sure that these families are taken care of. >> reporter: with more than 500 miles to go, travis hopes to double the $700 he's already raised. >> what an imimpressive young man he is. >>> now let's get the forecast. >> the weekend is coming pup it's a lot easier to have heat on the weekend. that's what we'll see. here are the current temperatures. highs tomorrow will increase. that leads us into the heat advisory on saturday and sunday. the big urban areas are not getting hit with heat advisories. when san francisco or san jose gets a heat advisory, that's much hard tore manage. here are the current wind returns. it's light and variable. can you see how the arrows are showing different directions. that sometimes indicates a change in pressure sat earn as well. there's some fog coming in over oakland. these are forecast highs for tomorrow, this wil

near travis air force base. we'll bring you the latest at 6:00. >> bye bye. >>> tonight, breaking developments. protests and chaos at the g20. as president trump arrives, thousands descend on the summit. many fighting the global economy. police and protesters clashing in the streets. water cannons, tear gas and now mounting injuries. our team in the middle of it. >>> also tonight, the meeting with vladimir putin is now coming with president trump now offering his toughest words yet aimed at russia. but when asked who meddled in our election, how the president responds on the world stage. >>> the new findings tonight inside the airport disaster in chicago. the jet engine, the catastrophic failure. shrapnel flying. panic on board. >>> we have surveillance video tonight. the veteran new york city police officer ambushed while sitting in a police vehicle. >>> and the hot car and the dogs trapped. the urgent effort to save them, and the authorities with the new warnings about your children and your pets. >>> good eve

travis came up with the idea after going to a memorial for fallen officers. >> travis told me, he said don't whenever to experience anything like that again. we want to make sure that these families are taken care of. >> with more than 500 miles to go, travis hopes to double the $7000 he has already raised. >>> the warriors are out of this summer league after losing last night to the boston celtics, 93-69. but the warriors had some positives come up mainly the performance of that guy, patrick mccaw. he's all over the corporate he scored 20 points in 25 minutes. he did sink a shot beyond half- court. the las vegas summer league is a tournament in which nba teams fell squaws with rookies and other young players. he is a bright spot and could have a bigger role with the warriors next season. >>> venus williams going for her sixth wimbledon title this weekend after beating her opponent in the semifinals. the this is 37, just a baby, but the oldest grand slam singles finalist since martina navratilova finished as a runner-up in 1994. she has not won a wimbledon singles title in eight years

[ cheers and applause ] travis scott!ching. have a great night. hope to see you tomorrow. bye-bye! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> announcer: from 30 rockefeller plaza in new york, it's "late night with seth meyers." tonight, ricky gervais, star of "odd mom out" actress and comedian abby elliot, music from x ambassadors, featuring the 8g band with matt johnson. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, setheyers. ♪ >> seth: good evening, i'm seth meyers, this is "late night." how's everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] absolutely wonderful to hear. in that case, let's get to the news. president trump has now been in office for six months, oh i'm sorry 6,000 months. [ laughter ]

rob went to a neighborhood near travis air force base. >> i was in the air force. >> reporter: served in the force overseas during 9/11 in the military police. she supports president trump's plan that would ban trans- gender people from serving in the military. >> i totally agree. i don't understand how they went from don't ask don't tell to now you can change your gender. that's not what our country is about. >> reporter: this man next door disagrees with the ban. >> it is a form of racism, a form of discrimination. bottlepoliticians talk how they want to, you know, level of the playing field. >>> but i don't see it. >> reporter: so 10,000 feel work at traffic air force base. the largest employer in so solano county. this officer called the announcement disrespectful to the trans-genders serving. >> disappoint the president would make statements that are so not rooted reality, and also reflects disrespect for the trans-gender individuals serving. because trans-gender people have been able to serve openly in the military for the last year. >> reporter: travis says there are probably a

with me for the rides along the rubble are julio rivera editorial director reactionary times and travis corson senior vice president at madison strategies and thank you both for being with us tonight. thank you so much tom great let's get started missouri republicans have lowered the minimum wage that's right lowered it on friday missouri's right wing governor eric greitens a lot of those show me the state's version of what's known as a preemption law to go into effect this law bans cities in missouri from raising their minimum wages higher than seven dollars and seventy cents it was a direct response to st louis having raised its minimum wage to ten dollars an hour st louis workers will now see their wages drop from ten dollars to seven dollars and seventy cents an hour a twenty three percent pay cut study of the university of california berkeley found earlier this year that low wages cost u.s. taxpayers one hundred fifty two point eight billion dollars each year in public support for working families so here's my question for you guys why republicans trying to keep working people tied

we spoke to people at travis air force base today. >> i agree. i don't understand how they went from don't ask don't tell two now you can change your gender. that's not what our country is about.>> it's a form of racism and discrimination.>> it's not right. the politicians tout about upholding the constitution and level the playing field. i don't see it.>> travis air force base has issued a statement in response, we will continue to work with the department of defense to see what it will look like with new guidelines coming from our commander in chief.>> san francisco mayor adley called the discriminatory at its core.>> his tweet is so un- american and in so many ways. to suggest that transgender people cannot serve in our armed forces and protect our country like anyone is ridiculous and consistent with the kind of tweets we see this president, you don't know what he's thinking he is just reacting to a core constituent that he thinks represents the value of americans and it's not.>> the mayor said san francisco will continue to support the trans

she appears to be in good health. >> world news tonight is next. >> we're following this fire near travis force base. we'll bring you the latest at 6:00. >> bye bye. >>> tonight, breaking developments. protests and chaos at the g20. as president trump arrives, thousands descend on the summit. many fighting the global economy. police and protesters clashing in the streets. water cannons, tear gas and now mounting injuries. our team in the middle of it. >>> also tonight, the meeting with vladimir putin is now coming with president trump now offering his toughest words yet aimed at russia. but when asked who meddled in our election, how the president responds on the world stage. >>> the new findings tonight inside the airport disaster in chicago. the jet engine, the catastrophic failure. shrapnel flying. panic on board. >>> we have surveillance video tonight. the veteran new york city police officer ambushed while sitting in a police vehicle. >>> and the hot car and the dogs trapped.

. >>> fire coverage begins with cristina, and in suisun city where it spread to travis air force baseeporter: firefighters don't know what sparked the fire, just that it started here, and burned the cypress trees, before spreading fast. >> it was free blazing! >> it was just flames. just lit up. jumping over the house. >> reporter: wanda watched as flames devoured the trees just a few feet from her house. she said she had one fear. >> that it was going to blow up. >> reporter: before that could happen, neighbors sprang into action using garden hoses to put out the flames. >> i was surprised i still had eyebrows when i was done. >> reporter: the fire changed course, ripping past the homes through the backyard, and into open space before burning on to a grassy field on nearby travis air force base. the base brought in a special truck to battle the fire. firefighters say their biggest challenge? >> the wind, fast moving fire through the grass. >> reporter: chopper 5 captured of a herd of grazing cattle near the fire, as firefighters tried to shoe them away. wanda says it could have been

. >> fire rips through dozens of acres of grass land outside travis air force base. several horses had to be moved out of the way of the roaring flames. >> that fire started at 4:15 this evening. it burned 30 to 40 acres ajace tonight travis and crossed into the basau at one point. >> here firefighters are keeping an eye on hot spots. overall a very scary day for neighbors and personnel on travis air force base where a fast moving fire sent many firefighters in to put it out. some italian cyprus trees quickly went up, scorching the side of a home. the fire burned 30 acres, narrowly missing grazing cattle nearby. it moved on to the air force base where personnel board their horses were evacuated. luckily all the animals got out safely. gusty winds did not help this firefight. it made thing as real challenge for firefighters but the fire was extinguished in about two hours. cornell bernard, abc 7 news. >>> the conditions were nearly perfect for fire, heat, dry fuel and wind. >> lisa. >> reporter: afternoon to you. you are looking at live doppler 7 which shows very litt

fentanyl. >> 40 to 50 times more deadly than the deadly drug heroin and by delivering the poison, travis killed sierra. >> investigators say that they arranged the drug sales through text messages. >>> dramatic moments in west philadelphia when a residential home on the unit block of south ruby street suddenly collapsed. half of the building cru crumb,abling to the ground and they are homeless and understandably shaken up. sara bloomquist is live now on ruby street with more on the story. >> reporter: rick, the home was leveled, taken to the ground because of fears of more collapse here. lni is now investigating and that couple was left with nothing. contractors worked through the day taking down what remained of the home at ruby street near market it was her son that lived in the house with the long time girlfriend. >> he is well but visibly upset. at 4:45 this morning neighbors heard creaking and cracking and then came the collapse. >> was on the porch. sitting on the porch and i heard a mild earthquake a squeaky cracking sound. >> we just pulled up and heard crackling and then a big b

and for that, travis suit is charged with drug delivery resulting in death. district attorney said the known drug dealer made five trips in five days to see and sell to sierra had drick, two bags of heroin $20, one bag, $10, add van, $10, more add van and went bag of heroin $10, instead of delivering heroin, he delivered what we later learned was pure fentanyl 40 to 50 times more deadly than the deadly drug heroin. and by delivering this poise, travis killed sierra >> he's the forth person this year in montgomery county for providing the drug that is caused a death, his office encouraged local law enforcement to begin investigating certain overdoses as homicides so he can use this relatively new law to make a difference. >> we're all committed to doing everything we can to stem the tied of this terrible epidemic that we're facing. >> i did have a brief conversation with his father, he did not want to make public statements. i also pressed a spokesman for the hospital to find out if there would be any changes to the visitor policy, it is being reviewed, i'm to

john is taking the cbo job, after ceo, travis stepped down. >> was travis leaving the company difficult? >> yes. >> i think it's difficult any time there is real significant change in a culture, you know, bad or good. so you have to recalibrate. people need to find new direction. new ways of working. it's always difficult. >> you said, i want that job. which says something about you. >> i've never been afraid of anything. and i see potential. i see opportunity. certainly things that have happened that i don't condone, that i'm not comfortable with, i'm not okay with. representation matters, too. there's something to be said for being in a space to also exact change. >> st. john's ability to connect helped her conquer the world of marketing where she became a power house executive, like pepsi. and apple. >> when you think of silicon valley, you don't think of women and diversity. you checked two boxes there. >> i'm checking all the boxes. >> it's true. but also feels like another opportunity. you know, where it feels like the immigration story, you know, in colorado springs, colorado, my