and trinity insists the design change does not put any lives at risk and its failure to disclose the the government was an accident. but the company is facing several lawsuits from around the country, including here in the bay area, blaming its product for deaths on the road. 2 investigates spoke to a vallejo mother who believes a trinity guardrail contributed to her son's deadly accident in marin in 2014. she is now suing caltrans and wants the state to pull all the remaining guardrails off the road in the state. >>> they could finish back to back titles tonight at oracle arena. the thousands of fans inside are going to be well fed. we talked to an arena chef about the featured item tonight. >>> fans streaming in right now. we go live outside the arena where joe fonzi and jason appelbaum will get us prepared for the big game. >>> the warriors' record break season could end in a huge celebration tonight with their second consecutive nba championship. >> game five tips off 20 minutes from now. joe fonzi and jason appelbaum are outside oracle arena. they're going to have to do it witho

collects as a matter of fact ever since trinity, they have been eyeing the great barren stretches of the southwest. populationom the with favorable winds and with necessary consistency of soil and formation. 65 miles north and west of las vegas and atomic range was established. miles minglede with miles of solid rock. arrange remote from civilization isolated as the names of the men who once made their fortunes here. >> we welcome you to the national atomic testing museum. the museum focuses on atomic testing over a. 1992the early 1950's to and the interesting story occurs right after world war ii in between that time of the development of the cold war and it was quite a question of what to do with nuclear weapons. tosident truman worked hard see what the consensus was. he made it early on. truman and ensure that the department of defense was not in charge of it. they were always the one in charge of nuclear weapons. that is the big surprise to people. military cannot even get their hands on nuclear weapons. it was not overseen by the military. the test site was established in 1951.

. >> i've been going to church about a year and a half -- trinity church -- to get the food available for us, and then we pick up the produce, and then we go there, pick all the fresh fruits and vegetables, and then there's also, you know, canned goods and meats, and then once we get that, it helps that we make salads, 'cause it's very expensive to do that, 'cause i currently work at a grocery store, and it's still very expensive to try to get the fresh fruits and vegetables for us. so, once we do that, we bring it home, and that seems to help us out quite a bit. >> and then they get the food from another source. >> yes. second harvest food bank. >> and second harvest is so awesome. i love working with them. they were even kind enough to help you with being here today. >> yes. >> tell us about that. >> yes. actually, susie from trinity church, she actually contacted me and asked me if i'd be willing to do a story, and then caitlin kerk actually contacted me, and that's how i ended up here today. >> and you got a ride here. >> yes, exactly. >> otherwise you would've had to take the bus

after doing the countdown to the trinity event, which is the first nuclear explosion, done by man. so it is 180 miles away, the cloud rises, the disruption goes up to 41,000 feet. it leaves a greater 130 feet wide and six feet deep. 130 feet wide, and six feet deep. you have heard about j oppenheimer's quote, "i am a destroyer of worlds?' and then another says, "we are now." s of bitches this will be the primary device in the arsenal up to 1950. this is the bomb we had a monopoly on during this of time.r period during the end of 1949, we will start to put together a new device, a levitating core, the mark iv, but this is a design we would go to mark -- war with if we have war with the russians. you can see here a picture of groves and oppenheimer. of the the concrete base tower, on of the legs of the tower that the gadget, the nuclear device was sitting on top of. you can see it vaporized the concrete around it. and you notice the growth can go on the control program in the military today. his ego was as big as his waistline. i will let you know that right now. if you are looking b

. >>> a 16-year-old girl was shot and killed during a vigil for two drowning victims near the trinity building, and we will take more about that coming up. >>> one man was killed in a double shooting in the diamond district. it happened near coolidge avenue and macarthur boulevard, and the police have not given any details yet, but the injured man was in stable condition at the hospital. >>> a 21-year-old pittsburgh man is arrested on charges of killing his 17-year-old girlfriend. darien brown shot and killed alexis irving behind the rainbow recreation center and east oakland. after the shooting, brown went to a gas station and was acting erratically.>> this guy came back following the customer and annoying her. he was asking her if she was feeling threatened, she said she was an we call the police. he said once just to touch the bag, and there was a gun in the bag.>> brown is being held without bail, and his mother said that he is mentally ill. the victim had just finished her junior year in high school. >>> there is a call for the independent committee told police accountable for mi

and trinity insists the design change doesn't put lives at risk and the failure to disclose the changee government was an accident. but the company is facing several lawsuits now from all around the country, including right here in the bay area, blaming their products for deaths on the road. 2 investigates spoke to a mother who says it tributed to her son's deadly accident back in 2014. so she is now suing and wants the state to pull all the remaining suspect guardrails off california highways. cal trans has a more tomorrow on installing that model but still looking at the federal data to make a final decision whether the current ones are safe. >>> well the fbi says the gunman behind that orlando nightclub shooting was self radicalization. but they also acknowledge that previous examinations into the gunman -- excuse me acknowledged there has been previous examination into the gunman's possible connections, yet he was still able to legally buy those two guns. they all the matily used in the stoot -- shooting. the very latest on the investigation still to come. >>> we want to show you s

and we should not let anyone into this country who does not support our communities, all of our trinity's, every single one of them. already admitted four times more immigrants than any country on earth, anybody on the world. at least because we don't even know who is coming in and we continue to admit millions more without checks or screening. not surprisingly come wages for our workers have not budged in a most 20 years. you wonder why we get the grounds? we get the tremendous support? you wonder why we have more votes than any republican in any primary in the history of the republican party? take a look at that, take a look at the wages. for 18 years, they have been stagnant. whether it is a matter of national security or financial security, we cannot afford to keep going like this, cannot afford it. we $19 trillion in debt and no longer have any options. our communities from all backgrounds are ready for relief. this is not an active offense against anyone. it is really an act of defense. i want us all, all of us, to work together. we have to form a partnership with our muslim communi

. >> reporter: for trinity and christian from colorado that's a message that's already resonating. >ating salad, no french fries. >> reporter: the white house kitchen garden started as part of the first lady's let's move campaign in 2009. she hopes it's going to continue with the next president. arlette saenz, abc news, the white house. >>> it is always a beautiful event for many people in d.c. and the students there. >> turnip for what? i love it. >> and tours of the white house kitchen garden are open to any school and community group that has an interest in gardening and healthy eating. > don't miss our updates on facebook at wnnfans.com. >> announcer: this is abc's "world news now," informing insomniacs for two decades. informing insomniacs for two decades. >>> making news in america this morning, hillary clinton's historic moment. the first woman in a major political party to become the presumptive nominee reaching the magic number but focused on today's major primaries, plus more trouble for donald trump as top republicans urge other party members to unendorse the candidate. we

the trinity river at almost 30 feet. and expected to stay there through sunday. >> we never expected anything like this. >> reporter: yolanda gonzalez has lived in rosenberg almost 30 years. >> very hard. we got more rain coming our way. >> reporter: the worst is going to start to come late this week, on into the early part of the weekend. we're talking about anywhere from 7 to 8 inches of rain in parts of central texas. we can't rule out upwards of 10 inches causing massive flooding. >> reporter: in a state not long ago ravaged by drought. tonight the water has nowhere to go. live pictures overhead. a neighborhood in rosenberg that is underwater. the mayor has declared a state of disaster in this city, and has just expanded the mandatory evacuation zone. many roads are impassable and blocked off. and local officials are calling this flooding unprecedented and are dreading the thought of more rain in the forecast. savannah? >> gabe gutierrez, thank you. >>> a shocking road rage incident out of florida. it was caught on t

guardrails made by a texas- based company, trinity industries, have come under national scrutiny aftercars that crashed into those guardrails have been flipped, or skewered. federal officials announced an agreement with the company that includes tracking of any installation, repairs and maintenance of the guardrails. it includes a training program for employees. -- california has thousands of these guardrails, caltrans said reportedly they are not planning to replace them. >>> this is the first of its kind in the nation. santa clara county has approved an ordinance for the use of surveillance technology law enforcement officers. the ordinance applies to devices like stingray phone trackers, license plates scanners and closed-circuit surveillance cameras. requires law enforcement agencies get board approval before new technologies are deployed or used in a different location or for a different purpose. agencies and santa clara county will need to provide a report every two years on the use of any of those technologies. >>> let's check in with sal . you are watching the roads and bridges

the trinity will take comments on the proposed rule change through july 25. >>> we continue to follow that standoff situation at this hour in fremont between police and the man suspected of shooting two officers. >> they were like that. >> authorities have the suspect quarter. next we will talk about the dangerous police barricade that is in place. >>> the san francisco police department is coming under fire. the new report this morning that details a series of scandals and recommends the city's crime lab should no longer be run by the police department. >>> we are looking at a morning commute that may have some fog issues on the golden gate bridge. traffic is light. >>> not only fog on the bridge but also around oakland, the call to cut tunnel. around the bay we will look at temperatures. there was a tremendous difference in those yesterday.

it stands at trinity place on 8th and market. this is the tallest sculpture in san francisco.nd just a bit shorter than the statue of liberty. >>> that's it for us for kpix 5 news at 5:00. the "cbs evening news with scott pelley" is next. veronica and i will see you tonight at 6:00. and remember the latest news and weather, always on cbssf.com. ♪ ♪ >> pelley: requiem for a heavyweight. >> i will always think of muhammad as a truly free man of faith. >> ali! ali! >> ali! ali! >> pelley: louisville, america, and the world say farewell to muhammad ali. >> we all are here for the greatest man on earth, that's muhammad ali. muhammad ali is the man! >> pelley: he had fists of steel. >> one of the things that he would tell people, "it's not bragging if you can back it up." and look at how many times he backed it up. >> pelley: and a heart of gold. >> i can specifically tell you that they played patty cake. those are things that, as a dad,

library and another at the most holy trinity church. >>> new developments tonight in the fight over gun control. house democrats ended their 25 our city and on the house floor as congress went home for the recess. that chaotic protest began after for gun control measures were voted down in the senate and gop leadership would not allow a vote in the house. republican say the democratic proposal to prevent people on the no-fly list from buying guns does not do enough to protect fifth amendment rights, due process, and second amendment rights to bear and second amendment rights to bear arms. house minority leader, nancy pelosi was among those who was all night at the city in and set the fight will not end until the bill is passed. >> >> let me be really clear about this. we cannot stop until we get a bill. this is not about politics. it is not about elections, it's not it's not about campaigns. it is about the safety of the american people. >> during the city and bay area congresswoman also spoke about the toll gun violence is taken in oakland, including including mentioning the recent kil

the action cam stopped by this one at holy trinity lutheran church in audubon camden county.astor showing his support by wearing a rainbow vestment. hundreds sent wishes to the wounded for a speedy recovery. they came together at delaware avenue and broom street last night for quiet reflection by candlelight. >>> our expanded coverage of the orlando massacre continues on 6abc.com. you're find more about those who lost their lives, videos from the scene and aftermath and the photo gallery of tributes from around the nation i. 4:39. a fiery crash after a police officer stopped to help a stranded driver. >> a rescue caught on camera after a driver got stuck in flood water. david. >> we have a high of 80 today. it's going to be close to the average high. not quite as breezy as yesterday and humidity still low overall not bad, right? things start to change a little bit tomorrow and especially on thursday. i'll have details on that and we'll begin looking ahead to the coming weekend. that's all ahead coming up in the accuweather 7-day. >> ♪ >> a police officer came to the rescue of

holy trinity lutheran church in audubon new jersey held a service. pastor showed his support by wearing a rainbow vestment. >> all new on "action news" firefighters make a gruesome discovery after fighting a massive blaze in southern california. >> heavy rains cause severe flooding in the country's mid second. we have new video of a dramatic rescue. david. >> all right guys we're going for a warm one today with a high of 80. you can see how that's close to the average high of 83. tonight's overnight low 59, low humidity a nice one. i'll get you through the day with your day planner forecast and we'll travel to the airport and check out travel conditions in other cities. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ to the women who know what real values are, you inspire us to bring you real value every day. to the women who know what real values are, >> a police officer came to the rescue of a woman stranded under an overpass in utah the woman drove into the high water. that was the first no-no. following heavy rains yesterday. the officer managed to carry her through waste deep water t

as a matter of fact, ever since trinity, men from los alamos have been in the great barren stretchesof the southwest. this region for the most part fits the bill. isolated from centers of population with favorable wind, with the necessary consistency of soil and formation of the earth below, and beyond the world war ii training base to the north of an early day, nevada state stops in indian springs comes 65 miles north and west of las vegas, an atomic range was established, a test side of over 400 square miles of flatbed areas mingled with mountains of solid rock whose veins once colored history with gold and silver. a range remote from civilization, isolated, forgotten as the names of the men who once made their fortunes here. >> well, we welcome you to the national atomic testing museum. we are an affiliate of the smithsonian institution. focuses on atomic testing over a period from the early 1950's through about 1992, and to me, interesting story occurred right after world war ii, in between that time of the development of the cold war, and there was quite a question of what to do

big forces ofe economic uncertainty the cause of this uncertainty trinity are arguably the most easily addressed. policy uncertainty is reduced when there are clear policy agreements and institutional structures that empower and discipline fiscal, monetary authorities. it is elevated when those are absent and influenced by the effect of this of the tools available to central banks, the clarity of their policy strategies, and the transparency of their communications. with very low interest rates and thending on policies, efficacy of monetary policy itself has been questioned. the central banks are out of ammunition is wrong, but the widespread absence of global price pressure demands our firepower be well aimed. in recent years, policy uncertainty has increased locally with measures one and a quarter times there historical with precrisis averages as high as three times that in china and a startling five times theprecrisis average on tivo of the official referendum campaign in the united kingdom. all of this uncertainty in these three components together has contributed to a form of econ

need nutrients, macronutrients in particular, like nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium, the holy trinity of effective fertilization. they also need micronutrients, we won't talk about those as much today. most macronutrients come from the breakdown of soil, but the most troubling one would be nitrogen. that is at the heart of today's story. let's talk about the nitrogen cycle, i know this is a history class, but it turns out it undergoes a dramatic historical change during this period. it is a cycle of nitrogen between land and atmosphere. this is worked out largely in the 19th century. before that, people did not fully understand the nitrogen cycle. we now know the atmosphere itself is about 79% nitrogen. that atmospheric nitrogen is a critical source of nitrogen for plants and plant growth. but it is not immediately available to plants. and this is the most critical point we have to make, it is locked up in this n2 at him. they cannot breathe nitrogen, so it has to be made bioavailable to them. i think we talked a little bit about this before. one is a lightning, which can fix nitrogen

. >> reporter: for trinity and christian from colorado that's a message that's already resonating. >g salad, no french fries. >> reporter: the white house kitchen garden started as part of the first lady's "let's move" campaign in 2009. she hopes it's going to continue with the next president. arlette saenz, abc news, the white house. >>> it is always a beautiful event for many people in d.c. and the students there. >> turnip for what? i love it. >> and tours of the white house kitchen garden are open to any school and community group that has an interest in gardening and healthy eating. >> very good. don't miss our updates on facebook at wnnfans.com. >> announcer: this is abc's "world news now," informing insomniacs for two decades. informing insomniacs for two decades. >>> good morning. i'm diane macedo. >> and i'm kendis gibson. here are some of the top headlines we're following this morning on "world news now." >>> making history. hillary clinton now has enough delegates to clinch her party's nomination. even before the final votes are in, president obama is ready to throw his su

if you are traveling to houston or dallas you will have no problem seeing the trinity river. it won't stop. lots of rain there and that continues to march along. santa cruz mountains, my temperature gauges have been frozen on hot for the last few days. currently 78 degrees. i'm not sure what his elevation is but there is warm air. some of this fog half moon bay reporting some down on the deck along parts of the san mateo crews coast. it is cold. other than that we are clear and good to go. when it is under 10 it doesn't do much. 40s, half moon bay. 60s in concord and livermore. 51 gilbert. a chill in the air. santa cruz upper 40s. 62 in san jose state and santa clara 68. a foggy pattern in monterey and 50 degrees there. except for that very thin ribbon of fog which does stretch to the monterey peninsula and everything will warm up. a little low is on its way through saturday that will cool down and sunday it will spend in clouds and give us a cooler pattern in some showers in the sierra. probably not saturday but certainly on sunday. keep an eye on the sky. lots of sun and a

shasta trinity national forest, california.t's been a long, hot summer for wild land firefighters from grayback forestry in oregon. for months the men had been battling an outbreak of deadly forest fires, sparked by the dangerous combination of extreme drought and severe weather. working his first season as a firefighter, rookie johnathan froright has been learning the ropes on the front lines. >> all of northern california was pretty much on fire. >> with several thousand individual fires burning across the state, the crew from grayback along with roughly 20,000 firefighters called in from around the world have been pushed hard. wild land firefighter michael brown was one of them. >> we're out there, we're battling the brush and the trees and the animals. your life is on the line. so you're always looking out for everybody. the camaraderie is more intense than anybody can ever imagine. >> despite the danger and the hard ships, the tight-knit crew has been making progress in what's called the iron complex. for several days now

joe trinity and karl rove, thank you both did we also want to hear from you. do you think bernie sanders meeting with president obama today can unite the democratic party? our live chat is up and running. go to foxnews.com/happeningnow and join the conversation. heather: overseas now to israel where there is new fallout from that deadly terror attack in the heart of tel aviv. look at this surveillance video. it shows the palestinian government opening fire at a popular open air market, killing four israelis, wounding at least five more people and now israel is suspending permits for thousands of palestinians set to visit israel during the muslim holy month of ramadan as it beats up police patrols. life for us in tel aviv with moore, connor? >> heather, israel suspending permits for 83,000 palestinians hoping to visit jerusalem during the month of ramadan. those are the first of several steps the israelis are taking in response to last night attack in tel aviv . israel also pointing to more military battalions to the west bank including special operations and t

library at 5:30 pm and another at the most holy trinity church. that one is set for 6:30 p.m. >>> in san francisco today several community groups reacted to the supreme court decision during a noontime rally at the women's building on 18th near guerrero. immigration rights activist expressed their disappointment. not only about the ruling, butt how it was reached. >> with the start of the failure of republicans in congress to do their constitutional duty and confirm nice justice that would've given a final decision. we have the story of a failure of the sitting justices to allow this limited remedy to go forward. >> activist said they would continue to fight deportations they say are splitting families and communities and work toward solution to the problem of illegal immigration. >>> new developments in the fight over gun control. house democrats and their 25 hour sit in on the house floor as congress went home for the holiday. this chaotic scene began after for gun control measures were voted down in the senate and gop leadership would not allow

public library is written for "the new yorker" in "the new york times" and teaches one semester at trinity college every year. and a journalist investigative reporter and correspondent and a staff writer for "the new yorker". and reporting on latin america and profiles of political leaders and also to safeguard the life of journalists. imported foundation for journalism he has written several books dispatches from the 61 dash to afghanistan. in the next so thank you for joining us. it will make a few preliminary remarks to restore. to say a few words about my will colleague oscar martinez i really consider him the great journalists of our time. there's so much i could say but briefly of keywords the violence comes after the bees which is interesting with the journey of migrants and also takes is back to the world to provide that kind of journalistic narrative. in just a few of the things or the ideas in this is how he is a great artist. with an unbelievable portrait more so than joseph conrad. or any but the you can think of this really makes us confront the abyss. when you are reading in

so i have a trinity here, kind of the basis of a lot of cajun creole cooking.i've added some garlic and onions, deglaze with a little w sauce. cayenne pepper, kids have to focus on adding flavor without fat. >> hdo i have to be honest fat tastes good. >> but also smoky paprika tastes good, bay leaves taste great, little bit of tomato puree and shrimp stock. this is using the shells i used to peel this i used to make a stock with it. >> is that hard to do? do you add seasoning to the stock as well? >> you add vegetables and simmer for 30 to 45 minutes. >> how long do you let this cook now? >> pretty much until the shrimp are done, about three or five minutes. >> i think the hardest thing about shrimp and seafood is overcooking. is there a secret to making sure you're doing it just right? >> practice. that's about the only thing i can give you is practice. >> there you go. have you found the contestants impressive both of you, the people who were applying for this contest? >> oh, yeah, each one of our teams won these cooking up change competitions in their local

92' sculpture at the centerpiece of a large public arts collection located in the courtyard of the trinitymarket and 8th. you can see video, trying to put it on her head but they had to postpone it. look at the artist rendering, what it will look like, hopefully, shorter than the statue of liberty. we represented we put a weather station on top it so not only would we get weather conditions up there but it will be taller. >> are you the tallest meteorologist in the bay area? >> probably. >> a way to beat the statute of liberty. it is beautifuls, guys, a gorgeous start to friday with beautiful conditions. light winds, not an issue between five and 15 miles per hour. the sun is up. the day planner today and through the afternoon, 60s at the cost and 70s around the bay and 80s inland. >> now a look outside, we have a couple of problems, we will look over all at the traffic map looking pretty good with show traffic coming out of tracy for a 35 or 40 minute drive into dublin/pleasanton. we will check on the overturn in my speed we also have off the roadway, two separate reports of a car fire so

accumulating much but snow flurries, this system has got some energy and thunder and lightning around the trinity alps in anderson and red bluff. for us right now, we got showers to the north of us but as we go through the early morning hours, midmorning tomorrow, we could see quarter inch of rain in the north bay. that's quite a bit of rain for june 16. central bay, that's most of us at 0.1 not too bad. wet the roadways a little bit. most of this activity wants to occur in the murder -- in the early morning hours. computer model, 7:00 am, that's the showers, right? kind of moist on the early morning commute. then write about lunch time, looks to be 10:00, 11:00. that's when that 10th of an inch can fall. wet on the roadways, wet in the north bay especially with potentially a quarter of an inch. a wet day in the morning, clearing in the afternoon, mild temperatures. upper 60s and low 70s. >>> coming up, san jose firefighters often stretched thin. at 10:30, why chronic 911 colors are part of the problem. >>> the warriors practicing in cleveland ahead of game six of the nba finals tomorrow night. m

let's bring in joe trinity, for a campaign manager for howard dean and david novella, the president of gopac. joe, let's start with you. how did so many politicians, so many experts so long over there on brexit? >> i think it's more about the expectations. clearly the polling showed and the markets were showing that they thought the uk would remain. it actually was a very close vote, 51.9. it's the same polarization that a lot of similarities, the same polarization that exists in the uk certainly exists between the two major parties and political elites, exists here in the united states. heather: david, if that's right, is that what's happening here? >> other, this is what happens when people believe their government is doing harm to job creation. over the last five years, britain's economy has been at about three percent economic growth and points down to one percent. bring that across the pond to america. over the last five years we've been at two percent economic growth. so the trump campaign, they're feeling you have a message to connect with voters and hillary clinton has to decid

the democrats go over and oaf again to this trinity of nonse n nonsequitors. a confiscation is never going to happen. >> you have by some estimates 4 hl to 8 million ar-15-style weapons on the streets of america. they're going to be there whether or not you stop the suffering tomorrow. >> the thing i find so frustrating is we don't talk about guns when there is a quote unquote terrorist attack. we define that as when a muslim individual goes in and kills americans. when a white guys goes into a church, it's a lone wolf. not a terror atk. 30,000 americans die every year from gun violence. they're not all from muslim. so there are of the gun control conversation needs to happen. it needs to happen in silos because they're individual problems. there are gun laws in indiana that makes it easy to purchase. so if you can have strict gun laws in chicago, you can beat a criminal that just drives over to the next state and hauls guns back to chicago. >> the bottom line, molly, we're going have a seriouslies of votes in the senate tomorrow. none of them will pass, right

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. >> prior to placing him in general population, warden trinity wants to make sure schreiber doesn'tig himself into a deeper hole. >> do you understand i'm not going to waste an ad seg bed on you? you're not a legitimate threat. you're trying to check in is what you're trying to do. >> damn right. i'm trying to save my own [ bleep ] neck. >> you would not have been moved to this facility if there was a verified theft against your life. let these gentlemen do their job. if we verify a threat, we'll deal with it appropriately. >> you acting out and you telling the other offenders why you're here isn't doing you favors. that will cause you problems throughout your whole career. keep your mouth in the unit. don't talk about why you're here. don't threaten other inmates. because that's not going to get you anywhere. that will get you hurt. >> warden, do you realize that by walking into that already -- >> they don't know what kind of offender you are. >> are you guys -- >> there's a whole bunch of offenders just like you out there and everybody knows what they are. but they're not standing

. ♪ >> the holy trinity of alternative british music is the cure, depeche mode, and the smiths.he end of the '80s were selling out stadiums. ♪ and will you return it ♪ >> what's new? computer programmers or musicians? >> i'd say neither, actually. >> what are you, then? >> bank robbers. ♪ how does it feel ♪ to treat me like you do >> in the u.k., disco did not suck. it never sucked. and bands like new order combined it with the new synthesizer sound and they gave us these incredible songs that got us out on the dance floor. ♪ what i need to say ♪ >> i like what's happening at dance places now, over the last year or two. i think the music is becoming very healthy. ♪ (vo) you can check on them. you can worry about them. you can even choose a car for them. (mom) honey, are you ok? (child) i'm ok. (announcer vo) love. (mom) we're ok. (announcer vo) it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. i am a lot of things. i am his guardian. i am his voice. so i asked about adding once-daily namenda xr to his current treatment for moderate to severe alzheimer's. it works differently. when added to an

because it's -- >> reporter: trinity downtown lutheran church on east livingston church helped bring. they have mro plans to go the hospital where survivors are still recovering. >> get relaxed with a dog that just wants to love on you, you feel comfortable and you can talk. many times people will talk to a dog before they talk to a person. >> reporter: it's a moment gracie and these other dogs have spent months training for, up to 4,000 hours before they're put into service. and now that they've arrived, they plan on being here a while. a new friend for those who may have lost one. >> we're getting love from everywhere. >> just be there. there's no words. that's why the dogs don't have to talk. they're there. that's the beauty of it. >> and those same comfort dogs have responded to tragedy here in the bay area as well. they were brought in to help victims following the 2014 napa earthquake. >>> thank you for joining us for abc 7s in at 4. i'm ama daetz. abc 7 news at 5 begins right now with kristen and dan. >>> i did remove chief ben farrow from his assignment. >> fired less than a

it consists of the unholy trinity of governmental fee is some, military supremacy and an understanding of capitalism as freedom. and as a religious leader, i feel it is my prerogative to differentiate myself from this state sanctioned religion and speak from my authentic tradition in a way that resist , and national policies that is what i have done and offering my resignation and stating quite clearly that i will not serve as an empire chaplain. i will not lend religious legitimacy to the state sanctioned violence. amy: have you received a response from president obama since that is you you wrote your resignation letter to? >> i have not. amy: you have also become a shareholder of honeywell? >> i am, yes. amy: is this how you plan to support yourself now? >> well, i've never been a shareholder before of anything, and i only own one share. the reason why i became a shareholder is because i was frustrated with the lack of progress through legislative advocacy and i believe what we are facing in our country is not just a military industrial complex that eisenhower wrote about, it is a mi

the trinity river is on the rise at dallas.odwaters have also engulfed granbury, outside fort worth. now, with up to ten more inches of rain in the forecast, much of texas is under a flash flood watch. from flood to fire: the people of fort mcmurray, canada began returning home today, for the first time since a wildfire roared through one month ago. a trickle of traffic brought evacuees back into the town in alberta today. they were told to bring up to two weeks of supplies, as basic services have yet to be restored. the fire destroyed 2,400 buildings-- about 10% of the city-- and forced 80,000 people to flee. a french company says its search vessel has picked up "black box" signals from an egyptair plane that crashed last month. they came from deep in the mediterranean sea, near the plane's last known location, north of alexandria, egypt. the flight disappeared on may 19, with 66 people on board. search teams have found debris, but the cause of the crash remains unclear. the u.n. children's fund warned today that 20,000 iraqi

>> you can respectfully without the notion that there was a fourth member of the trinity and that was robert e lee. exaltedought people had lee's abilities beyond measure. someone comes in and says we are being attacked on the flanks. i know what lee is going to do. grant says this is bad news. think he is going to do a double somersault and turn on our flanks and our e at the same time. go back and think about what you are going to do, not what lee is going to do. he solve this veneration of lee. lee wasn't even sure he remembered it very well. grant is a lieutenant. he walks into headquarters and there is lee. they were buddies of any sort. lee was not a man of great humor. the last time they meet, rants president -- grant is president. lee comes lobbying for a railroad firm. i know lee, lobbyist. grant looks at him and says you have more to do with destroying railroads then building them. lee doesn't last. -- doesn't laugh. >> to you think grant's memorial day picks his vision of how he wanted to be remembered after his death or he would make changes to how his memorial was develop

. >> ♪ >> and i want to say a quick shout outto trinity scene.ouit her sister victoria graduatedrad andsent me a cute picture. pic i didn't see her graduate from bowie high school.e high schoo go to school.ch >> you know commencement speaker for bowient high school. s >> i know. >> gary helped me work on my speech. >> i didn't do much helping. mu. i was just there for a little al moral support. >> thank you gary.hank you g >> more than helping. more thang >>> here we go. bus stop forecast.orect. speaking of school thoselho seniors you're done, you'reu're, out. no need to worry about that. 65 to 72. to little muggy this morning. later this afternoon some showers and thunderstorms.an listen, sunday is a big day,ay y all right. dry conditions to the north then and west. w humid for us and along that t front we are anticipating someom pretty strong thunderstorms to o pop up. sunday afternoon into sundaysu evening and that may allow for a little bit of a thunderstormer activity to fire up and some aom of those will be strong, maybeay even severe.ever here's caitlin roth in this roti morning

. >> reporter: for trinity and christian from colorado that's a message that's already resonating. > fries. >> reporter: the white house kitchen garden started as part of the first lady's let's move campaign in 2009. she hopes it's going to continue with the next president. arlette saenz, abc news, the white house. >>> it is always a beautiful event for many people in d.c. and the students there. >> turnip for what? i love it. >> and tours of the white house kitchen garden are open to any school and community group that has an interest in gardening and healthy eating. > don't miss our updates on facebook at wnnfans.com. >> announcer: this is abc's "world news now," informing insomniacs for two decades. informing insomniacs for two decades. >> i'm alex trebek. if you're age 50 to 85, i have an important message about security. write down the number on your screen, so you can call when i finish. the lock i want to talk to you about isn't the one on your door. this is a lock for your life insurance, a rate lock, that guarantees your rate can never go up at any time, for any reason. but

trinity rayburn in san antonio, texas, who wrote me a few hours ago. i wrote to you with the heaviest of hearts. born in texas, being around guns is nothing new to me. i grew up around them. i like going to the shooting range myself. i understand that guns are bred into texans' lives as deeply as saying y'all. my husband and i, though, are expecting our first child in about seven weeks. i'm terrified that i will have to explain to my son what a mass shooting is one day. i'm terrified to think about the fact that my son may be the victim of another sandy hook type shooting. and she calls for reasonable gun safety legislation. i want to talk to you just a moment about fear. because there's very legitimate fear of a young her, a mother to be, who might be dropping off their child at school or child care center, there's fear of a father who drops off his children to see the latest movie at a theater, as happened in colorado. there's fear of family members who might just want to be out for a good night's outing as happened in orlando. there is legitimate fe

.) >> and past she is attend the trinity for the walk sf >> (speaking foreign language.) >> she was wait a second through laguna herman and market street >> (speaking foreign language.) >> i observes that some areas of safety but some areas not that safety. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> especially for the senior person. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> in the herman street. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> and in the herman street the transportation departments should be putting traffic signals on the left side and right side. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> now i don't see any traffic signals on the herman street. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> for the senior person is very dangerous. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> when the time the left side or right side the senior person not seeing the cars coming or not. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> i suggest transportation department put a traffic signal on the herman street. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> to protect the senior for the safety. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> thank you very much. >> thank you next it

. >> at trinity church cemetery they had prizes? >> no joke. >> a lot of movers to watch today.estoration is probably going to get a lot of attention. five-cent loss. revenue was ahead. they cut their outlook. comps up four. we had a long discussion this morning. >> i think people are reacting to a lot of excuses. i don't think the street was expecting much of anything. the stock has been pummelled, even before this report. but it's just a question if they can right their supply chain stuff and make sure that the brand is okay. you know, what's been a decent market for furnishings and home related retail. they're not catching much of that right now. >> it puts a period on the retail season we've had. but that's going to be a tough one to watch this morning. revenue was shy. they're complaining about dropping international. >> this one is pretty legitimate, i would say. it's a travel-related company. also, it's always been kind of a hedge fund play. it seemed like some of the real estate type thing. we'll see if there's much movement there. smuckers numbers today, a good size bea

i want to thank the cia and trinity partners we have worked with through the course of the year, and i look forward to addressing your questions. thank you. mr. burr: mr. director, thank you for that testimony. we will do five-minute rounds based on seniority. mr. director you lead an organization with a unique insight in the global events with unprecedented access to the entire world and highly trained officers that preside -- possess a wide range of talents and skills. to the extent that you can discuss in this setting, do you believe that you have all the authorities you need to accomplish your mission? senator, i believe we have a great deal of authorities, and very important and solemn authorities, and we try to do it to the best of our ability. the one area when i look to the future that concerns me is in that digital domain which is why we set up a fifth directorate, the first time in 50 years. so we're able to understand the implications, the vulnerabilities, and the opportunities that that digital domain represents. as i know this committee and others here in the congress ar

obviously cone between at&t and trinity entertainment. think some of these assets like crunchy roll are massive but many people don't realize how huge and powerful they are. >> so we've built a great audience with otter media and it's coming from the bottom up. these are the newer digital forms of advertising where we're able to take a tremendous amount of impressions in the digital environment and then start to work to monetize that. i think both are necessary. you've got to work from the top down in premium. we think that's scaled and relevant and ready today. but we also want to have our foot in the bottom up and understand and learn about that. there's segments of the population that will be better suited to that. why we did it with otter media is pretty straightforward. we believe that there are certain things that the core of at&t does well, which is meet the needs of millions of customers on subscription business models and repeat things over and over at scale. what we don't do as well is innovate and do the small things that somet

home hom inspector who gained nationald a add of attention when he scorede incredible touchdown for triniti now he says many people think his twitter handle is that off three-year-old riley curry's.'s. >> my goodness.ess. >> some tweets were sweet but others are actually nasty.asty. saying things like your dad isai washed up.ashedp. riley curry, or you're not asot cute as lebron james' daughter.e one even saying tell your t parents to kill themselves.msels that is cyber bullying. >> ridiculous.idic >> it really is. that is why social media it can be a good thing and it can be ab absolute horrible thing, and that's one of cases.'s of case >> absolutely.>>bs it really.it reall >> neither riley deserved to be talked to think w. way >> we say this all all you meana people in social media there are real people on on the end of end those tweets.s >> nice matters.ters. meanwhile cavalier fans arean a throwing plenty of shade thougho at golden state warriors steph curry's wife.. fans are buying this shirt.shi the shirt started popping uppi u after she made 20's on twitterwi the inform ba is rig. ri