the other party, china, holds more than $1 trillion of u. s. debt.blem for amazon. things did not go exactly as planned for prime day. >>> and lightning strike that three brothers in tahoe will not forget. there story of survival and there will to finish their long journey, along the pacific coast trail. >>> amazon website crashed in the company's biggest shar. amazon's website appeared to crash as soon as its highly anticipated prime day began, according to users. amazon's prime day kicked off at 3 p.m. (est) but when users went to check out the deals, the site appeared to keep sending users in a circle between screens that said, "shop all deals." amazon prime day 2018: what you need to know according to downdector.com, amazon outages were reported across the country, including in the northeast and along the west coast. amazon appeared to just before 4 p.m. (est), or about an hour into its 36-hour annual >> the majority of the sales will be in tact. there will be floating apparel. tvs, lab techs and non-tech items will be on sale. >> an annual prime

an s-u-v then ran him over... killing him. police say the s-u-v kept going after hitting the man...for that driver. ( darya ) a young girl... separated from her family after crossing the border... has been reunited with her mother. this was the scene yesterday in miami. the mother and daughter hadn't seen each other in nearly 2 months. the mother says she was trying to get away from gang violence in guatemala. she entered the u-s with her 10-month-old son in may... seeking asylum. they were detained together. days later she was released... but he husband and daughter were then detained. the family is now waiting to hear from immigration officials about their asylum request. ( darya ) thousands gathered over the weekend across the country to protest president trump's immigration policy. hundreds of people rallied outside city hall in san francsico. the protestors took to civic center plaza after marching from mission dolores park. local and state leaders addressed the crowd... as well as people directly affected by recent crackdowns.

an s-u-v then ran him over... killing him. police say the s-u-v kept going after hitting the man...king for that driver. ( darya ) a young girl... separated from her family after crossing the border... has been reunited with her mother. this was the scene yesterday in miami. the mother and daughter hadn't seen each other in nearly 2 months. the mother says she was trying to get away from gang violence in guatemala. she entered the u-s with her 10-month-old son in may... seeking asylum. they were detained together. days later she was released... but her husband and daughter were then detained. the family is now waiting to hear from immigration officials about their asylum request. ( darya ) thousands gathered over the weekend across the country to protest president trump's immigration policy. hundreds of people rallied outside city hall in san francsico. the protestors took to civic center plaza after marching from mission dolores park. local and state leaders addressed the crowd... as well as people directly affected by recent crackdowns.

researchers in the u-s and u-k ....oked at data from more than 100-thousand men and women across 29- countries. they found women who were raised by working mothers, were not only more likely to be employed... but also, more likely to hold supervisory positions in their jobs. and for men who grew up with mother's who worked... while their job status was not necessarily affected, they were found to spend an additional 50 minutes each week caring for their family members. (pam) that wraps up kron 4 news at 8.(ken) but our primetime coverage is just getting started grant lodes and vicki liviakis are here with kron 4 news at 9. ((grant))thank you pam and ken...next at nine..police finally make an arrestin the deadly hit and run of a cyclist in the east bay.we'll hear from his grieving family...plus, how authorities managed to arrest the suspect. that's next in a live report. plus...breaking news.the carr fire up north in explodes in for several neighborhoods right now.just the latest in a number of wildfires ravaging parts o

house speaker paul ryan said there is no question that russia tries to undermine u. s. democracy. cain, lisa sharply worded statement calling c.h.i.p.'s remarks disgraceful. -- president donald j. trump's remarks disgraceful. at least one republican stood up for the president.>> i think it was this graceful that american flags were on the stage for this summit. the american president was not. the job of the american resident is to protect the american people first. that is the first job of the market president. this president has chosen again , to side with russia. >> i think for the president to cast out on the validity of any number of things is appropriate. >> darrell isa said it is reasonable to question the russian probe, he said in his view, russian president vladimir putin is an evil man and an adversary to the u. s. >> joining us is senior political writer at the summit cisco chemical. what do you think of the presidents,? -- presidents comments? >> reporter: i spoke to republicans in california who are running in contested races. all of them are putting the blame on russia

the rugby seven's world cup is in the u-s.locked to a-t and t park to root for their teams. alcohol based mouthwash burns. and that could leave you with... burn face! but colgate total mouthwash is different. it kills 99% of germs without the burn of alcohol! kill germs without the burn. try colgate total mouthwash today! (ácommercialá) ( marty )happening now... the rugby seven's world cup is underway. all of the action of this international event is taking place at at&t park. and it's the first time the competiton taking place in u- s. kron4's ella sogomonian was there and met with fans. (nats:crowd cheering)fans filled up at&t park friday night for day 1 of the rugby world cup sevens.24 men's and 16 women's teams are competing from 28 countries.they play seven minute halves with seven people on each side of the field so it moves very quickly. sot: stephanie mart, rugby world cup sevens organizer// "so it's quick, fast , furious lots of running, lot's of scoring, but very short matches. and so, fans are getting to come in see

right before the s-u-v fell in. she was not hurt. ed in water about 15 feet down. the sinkhole opened up during a storm. police say rain caused pipes below to fail... which caused the pavement to collapse. ( james ) coming up in the next hour... fire crews in contra costa county are working to put out a massive brush fire that's threatening buildings. we have the latest in a live report. ( james ) plus... the man accused of killing a teenager at an east bay bart station made his first court appearance... and faced the victim's family for the first time. ( james ) and... today is the deadline for the government to reunite immigrant families who were separated at the u-s border. how many families have been reunited so far. (darya) good morning i'm darya folsom..(james) and i'm james fletcher. lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic... major hot spot in milpitas sb 880 before 237. overturn accident blocks the two lanes. wb 80 minor delays but traffic is still backed up on wb 80 an dwb 24 temperatures will still be warm

even if they are--not-- u-s citizens. they will only be allowed to vote in the election of school board members. but the question remains... how many people will take this step... sinc it could put them on the radar of federal immigration officials. kron4'smaureen kelly was there as the registration drive began. we would say to please families we need you to have a voice were going to give you a voice be careful though the non citizen voter registration drive kicked off on the steps of san francisco city hall with a warning....in 2016 san francisco voters passed a charter amendemnt that allows non citizens to have a say when it comes their children's education....by allowing them to vote in the election of school board members.those behind the move say it's the democratic thing to do citing a stat that over a third of sfusd students are immigrants for so long as people have been marginalized and other people who are citizens have a legal right to vote have dominated the conversation quite frankly i think it's time as a fo

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an s-u-v then ran him over and he died at the scene. o top it off, the s-u-v kept going after hitting the man, and police are still searching for that vehicle and the driver. (jrs) a sacramento family is speaking out after their son's retrial ended in a conviction. reporter ken mashinchi has the story. in the eyes of barney fowler, wednesdayús decision convicting his son isiah for the second time for the april 2013 death of his 8-year-old sister leila was not surprising barney fowler, isiah fowlerús fatheri didnút have a good feeling about it, so i didnút expect him to come home anyways.barney and his wife crystal spoke to fox40 sunday, and recalled the five years since leila died after being stabbed several times in their valley springs home...isiah, whose first second degree murder conviction was overturned in february on appeal, was 12-years-old when leila was killed and has testified that someone broke in the home and killed her. barney fowlerwe have no 100% certainty on anything. we still donút, honestly.butted crystal fowler, isiah

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how could the president possibly believe in over our own u. s. intelligence -- russian president vladimir putin over our own u. s. intelligence agencies? >> we often see criticism of the president from the party that is out of office. this is a bipartisan concern over that media conference today. where he could not seem to bifurcate the difference between the meddling of the russians and whether there bet talk about it. >> he is getting hit by both sides at home. i republicans and democrats. how is this playing out around the world? what are your thoughts on international reaction? >> probably not what we are seeing here. we are not used to an american president standing there debating whether his intelligence folks are more trustworthy than russian president vladimir putin. in other parts of the world, it is probably not been -- being debated with the same fervor. >> we heard pelosi and chuck schumer today. they said does this guy have something on our president? does russian president vladimir putin have something politically or financially on

the u-s has started the biggest trade war in history...is the accusation being made by china after the u-s imposed a 25% tariff on 34-billion dollars worth of chinese goods. those tariffs went into effect at midnight. china says tha retalitory tariffs took effect immediately... targeting 34-billion dollars worth of american products. china's tariffs target 500 different american made products including... some cars... meat... seafood and soy beans. the trump adminstration is set to impose additional tariffs on another 16-billion dollars worth of chinese goods later this summer. china says it will retaliate for those tariffs as well. (james) james adlib big board. ( darya ) ( darya ) in the east bay... a woman's body is found in a neighborhood park in oakland. this happened at arroyo viejo creek. police say the woman was in her 50's. this is ánot the first time a body has been found at the park. several years ago... a murder victim was found in the same creek. police did make an arrest in that case. ( darya ) a woman is arrested for stealin

even if they are--not-- u-s citizens. they will only be allowed to vote in the election of school board members. but the question will take this step... since it could put them on the radar of federal immigration officials. kron4's maureen kelly was there as the registration drive began. we would say to please families we need you to have a voice were going to give you a voice be careful though the non citizen voter registration drive kicked off on the steps of san francisco city hall with a warning....in 2016 san francisco voters passed a charter amendemnt that allows non citizens to have a say when it comes their children's education....by allowing them to vote in the election of school board members.those behind the move say it's the democratic thing to do citing a stat that over a third of sfusd students are immigrants for so long as people have been marginalized and other people who are citizens have a legal right to vote have dominated the conversation quite frankly i think it's time as a former school board member

president trump says the u-s can avoid a trade war with its allies. the u-s chamber of commerce says it's worried it may be too late... the chamber is blasting president trump's trade policies...writing quote: "tariffs that beget tariffs that beget more tariffs only lead to a trade war that will cost american jobs and economic growth." the chamber is eager to show us how we'll be impacted by tariffs.on its website...the chamber created this map.it shows all 50 states...and with a click, you can see the cost to businesses in your own backyard.for example...the chamber says...in iowa...corn growers will lose customers in a trade war.in texas...its cotton farmers on the line. nat: "it looks like things are going to get worse, before they get better"jeffrey schott is an economist with the peterson institute. he says there's no sign the white house is backing down on tariffs ....even as groups like the chamber complain. "the president has been basically stubborn, on his policy...everytime there's been a reaction, he's doubled down"but the president's top t

sitting in his 2018 maserati s- u-v at joseph grant park ....ith one of his underage students.rangers spotted the two after park hours ...... and say the badminton coach was having an inappropriate relationship with a girl that had recently turned 17. evidence was collected at the scene and the coach was arrested on the spot.after the criminal investigation, he booked into the santa clara county jail ... on multiple charges including a sexual assault related crime. he's since been released after posting bail.an employee here says malay-thong isn't available for interviews because he is at a badminton tournament in las vegas.the 37 year old is a former olympian and 6-time winner of the u-s national badminton championships in doubles.the sheriff's office says there's no evidence of additional victims, but if there are any ... or if anyone knows of other potential victims .... to give them a call.reporting live from menlo park ... ali reid .... lawrence karnow: it was lawrence .... park ... ali reid from menlo reporting live from menlo park ... ali

exports worth more than 12 billion dollars u-s. they are designed to be proportional, based on the amount of steel and aluminum canada shipped to the u-s last year. more than 40 u-s steel products are now subject to tariffs of 25-percent. and a tax of 10-percent has been levied on over 80 other american items including toffee, maple syrup, coffee beans and strawberry jam. u-s tariffs against canadian steel and aluminum went into effect on june first. canada was the largest exporter of steel to the united states by value in 2017. (jrstone) coming up -- a rocket bursted into flames just seconds after liftoff and it was all caught on camera. how this wasn't the first time the launch failed. (jrstone) and -- as our community deals with fast moving wildfires in the bay area -- residents in iowa are facing major flooding in their neighborhoods. details on the damage left behind... after the break. (jrstone) and we'll break down the new rules marijuana shops across california are following starting today -- right after the break. (jrstone

it )s an announcement that caught u-s intelligence agencies off guard. today in the bay )s ian cull spoke with a russia exp disturbing allegations against a peninsula badminton coach santa clara county deputies say "khankham malaythong" had an inappropriate relationship with one of his students. the 37-year-old coach works at "synergy badminton" in menlo park. last week-- deputies say they caught him with the 17- year-old girl . the two were reportedly parked in a san jose park-- after hours.. they didn )t tell us if anything happened at the park.. but he is now facing several charges including sexual assault. deputies don )t believe there ae any other victims. authorities in the north bay say these 3 men are behind a dispute over marijuana that ended in murder. all 3 are now in custody .. in connection with the death of a man whose body was found wednesday in cloverdale. sonoma county deputies say relatives of the victim reported him missing in late june. investigators then pieced together the dispute - which they say revolved around a large amount of po

when he was asked if he believes putin of the u. s. intelligence agency, he did not quite answer. >> reporter: president trump is greeting vladimir putin warmly with the start of their day long summit aims to repair relations which are at an all- time low to impart to the foolishness and stupidity according to president trump. >> frankly, we have not been getting along very well. >> reporter: the presence of the world wants to see them cooperate but the leaders are at odds in a lot of things. >> we have spent a great deal of time talking about it and president putin may very well want to address it. >> reporter: he still denies any interference took place despite the indictment of officials last week. >> russia has never interfered and never will. >> reporter: this is essential for global stability and the critics back home are looking for a more tough response. >>.blaming president obama and hillary clinton and focus on saying to vladimir putin that you cannot interfere in our elections again . >> president putin said he would be open

from entering into the u-s. here at home... news of the supreme court's decision quickly spread. this week i went to s-f-o and spoke with travelers. sot it is clearly discriminatory and the supreme court ruled on the wrong side of history. muslim americans firing back at the supreme court's decision to uphold president trump's travel ban on seven countries.sotsome that we talked with disagree. sotsotsotone of the justices who voted to uphold the ban said that it is not a muslim ban as just 8 percent of muslims are represented in those countries. muslims that we talked with say this is pure discrimination and they have now become fearful living here.sotsot (justine) taking a live look outside....(jr stone) meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez has our forecast. a gradual cooling our forecast. a gradual cooling trend is likely on sunday thanks to the increase in marine layer and cool sea breeze. sunday's daytime highs will be in the 60s-70s along the coast and 80s to low 90s inland. expect temperatures to cool to below seasonal averages by the independence day holiday. modest warming is t

(vicki) the former u-s president addressed some 15-thousand people in johannesburg .arrived to a standing ovation and a joyful performance of the south african anthem by the soweto gospel choir. obama spoke about how mandela was an inspiration... and his legacy was promoting active citizenship in a changing world. mandela helped south africa break the practice of racial segregation and do away with white minority rule. obama also talked about the state of politics in the u.s. (sot) barack obama: the utter loss of shame among political leaders where they're cahtme more. it used to look let me say - politicians have always lied but it used to be if you caught them lying they'd be like 'oh man' now they just keep on lying, (vicki) (vicki) this was one of obama's highest-profile speeches since he left office in 2017. lawrence karnow: it was hot in the valleys today with highs in the low t0 mid 90s. fog lingered at the coast to keep temperatures much cooler there and in the 50s to low 60s. on the doppler you can see a few s you're going out tonight the fog is following the

.( darya ) but the owner decided to opt out of the contract after finding out salesforce works with u-s border protection. kron 4's ali reid has the story. this coffee shop owner willingly stepped away from a 40-thousand dollar contract to stand up for what he believes in. brewing gourmet coffee for patrons is nick cho's passion .... but in this case ...it's not just a symbolic gesture. it represents sacrificehe's referring to the opportunity to provide coffee for salesforce's annual dreamforce conference.a big reason we made the choices we have, is that in america we're addicted to money. and although we may shake our heads at things when it comes to money, we'll still go to things that make us the most.cho says salesforce's alleged work for immigration and customs border patrol doesn't sit well with him. after finding out texas based non-profit raices who's raised millions to reunite migrant families at the border --- declined a 250k donation from salesforce ... the korean immigrant decided the right thing to do was turn down his pending 40-thousand dollar contract.in our proposal we

at 10:30 the u-s senate is going to consider a new bill. the a-v start act would set driverless car policy for the next decades -- that includes testing and regulations. there )s been several deaths so far caused by driverless cars. people of martinez will get a chance to vote on whether they want to pay more to shop. the city is considering a half-cent sales tax for the november ballot. it would raise about 3 million dollars every year. the city council is holding a public meeting tonight at city hall at 7pm. if approved for the ballot -- only 51 percent of voters need to say yes for it to pass. new this morning - there )s about to be a transgender superhero. "nicole maines" is joining the cast of )supergirl. ) producers describe her character as a "soulful young transgender woman with a fierce drive to protect others." this isn )t her first time in te headlines... she gained national attention for her battle against her school district over her right to use the girls) bathroom - back in 2014. she won the case. happening now - the corpse fl

and didn't even make the cut at the u-s open.s week, he knows carnoustie will be tough, but he's just thankful to be back in the field. (sot: tiger woods) ""there were definitely points in time that i certainly thought i'd never play in this championship again. it's great seeing it on tv, but it's even better in person. i remember how it feels to come down to the last hole with a chance to win it. and knowing that i may never have that opportunity again." 10... check ths out... a mountain biker comes right of the hillside and over the course... take another look as the rider leaps over all the bikers... they were by the way in the first mountainstage of the competition more wackyness... as a fan tightrope walks between a couple of buildings for those o re... olympic champion greg van avermaet... kept the yellow jersey as the overall leader... fenchman julian alaphilippe (ala- plhilppe)... won the stage the stage next at 8. where this black bear decided to take a dip in a backyard pool. tonight at 9 hey shout to the c

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and didn't even make the cut at the u-s open. he's just thankful to be back in the field. (sot: tiger woods) ""there were definitely points ""there were definitely points in time that i certainly thought i'd never play in this championship again. it's great seeing it on tv, but it's even better in person. i remember how it feels to come down to the last hole with a chance to win it. and knowing that i may never have that opportunity again." this is a pretty neat story from the wnba. congratulations to liz cambage of the dallas wings....who dropped a single-game scoring record 53-points today against new york. she went 17- of-22 from the field...4-of-5 from 3 and 15-of-16 on free throws. her mark passes the previous record of 51...which was set back in 2013. tour de france... stage 10... check ths out... a mountain biker comes right of the hillside and over the course... take another look as the rider leaps over all the bikers... they were by the way in the first mountainstage of the competition more wackyness... as a

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decades after their deaths, u- s soldiers are on their way home. north korea released the probable remains of troops who fought during the korean war. john lawrence reports. nat sound of drum rolla somber ceremony at osan air base in south korea friday morning. one-by-one, the remains of u-s soldiers were handed over.....fifty-five cases in all.this ceremony occurring on the anniversary of the signing of the armistice that ended hostilities in the korean war. this return is one of the commitments north korean leader kim jong un agreed to when he and president trump met last month in singapore. president trump/no font needed "now i have a great relationship. i think, i think with chairman kim and i think a lot of good things are going to happen."while mister trump trumpeted positive things about pyongyang......"for nine months no nuclear tts, no rockets going up, no missiles going over japan. we got our three hostages back." (applause)vice president mike pence remains reserved."there is no escaping the plain fact that north korea's leadership has ex

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(ken) immigrant parents who are not u-s citizens will be allowed to vote in san francisco school boardlections starting this november. registration began today. kron4's maureen kelly reports that those who sign up are being warned to get legal advice, since doing so could put them on the radar of federal the non citizen voter registration drive kicked off on the steps of san francisco city hall with a warning....we would say to please families we need you to have a voice were going to give you a voice be careful though in 2016 san francisco voters passed a charter amendemnt that allows non citizens to have a say when it comes their children's education....by allowing them to vote in the election of school board members.those behind the move say it's the democratic thing to do citing a stat that over a third of sfusd students are immigrants why would we not want our parents invested in the classroom of our children?but this new law kicks in just as crackdown on the undocumented heats up under the trump administartation. those interested in excercising this new right to before filling ou

more than 800 people on the u-s-g-s website said they felt light shaking.there are no repepants of an damages. ( terisa ) people in san francisco's iomission district were stunned to find a popular mural of music legend carlos santana vadalized with paint over the weekend. artist mel waters and others spent much of the day saturday trying to clean up and repair the mural. the mural was created by waters in 20-14. waters woke up to the news on saturday after a picture of the destroyed mural went viral. <"it gives the artist opportunity to reclaim himself and get him known out there by the publicity. but it's also a shame that 15 seconds can destroy something so beautiful.">( terisa ) police are reviewing the security cameras in the area to see if the vandal can be seen. ( darya ) still ahead... 2 people steal a re engine... leading police on a wild chase. now... the thieves are abtalking about why they did it. ( daa ) plus... a quick-thinking cashier helps save a woman from her kidnappers. and it was all caught on camera. ( darya ) and after the break... ins

right before the s-u-v fell in. she was not hurt. ut 15 feet down. the sinkhole opened up during a storm. police say rain caused pipes below to fail... which caused the pavement to collapse. ( james ) ( james ) football is finally back... the 49ers reporting for training camp... the team checked in yesterday for physicals and conditioning tests.( terisa ) kim smith was there for the big return... and also tells us how star quarterback jimmy g... is managing all of the attention. training camp is here... and the spotlight is bright on the 49ers... and jimmy garapollo... ( it's good to be back at it now, back with all the guys)it may have been a brief break from the football field... but not from the media attention...jimmy g's name in the headlines recently... from his dating life... to his relationship with his former team...the low key quarterback is quickly introduced to the lime light..( my life off the field i'm never really big on being public. even social media, i'm not out there a ton.. but my life is looked at

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(grant) immigrant parents who are not u-s citizens will be allowed to vote in san francisco school board starting this november.(ken) registration began today. kron4's maureen kelly reports that those who sign up are being warned to get legal advice, since doing so could put them on the radar of federal immigration officials. the non citizen voter registration drive kicked off on the steps of san francisco city hall with a warning....we would say to please families we need you to have a voice were going to give you a voice be careful though in 2016 san francisco voters passed a charter amendemnt that allows non citizens to have a say when it comes their children's education....by allowing them to vote in the election of school board members.those behind the move say it's the democratic thing to do citing a stat that over a third of sfusd students are immigrants why would we not want our parents invested in the classroom of our children?but this new law kicks in just as the crackdown on the undocumented heats up under the trump administartation. those interested in excercising this new ri

according to u-s authorities.ccording to u-s authorities. customs and border protection said they made more than 42-thousand arrests in june. that's compared to nearly 52-thousand in may. the june number is still nearly double from last year at the same time. it's unclear what drove the decline. but seasonal changes like potentially lethal heat. and the president's zero tolerance policy may be factors. (vicki) d-n-a testing is being used to verify biological links between parents and children separated at the border.... but it's sparking controversy.... activists are concerned the government is being too invasive with children. but federal officials say it helps expedite the confirmation process... as they work to meet court demands... so far... exact numbers on separations are still unclearbut the department of health and human services saying under áthree- thousand children are in custody with around a hundred under the age of five. a federal judge in california ordered a halt to most family separations at the u

the u-s government says more than 1-thousand families have been reunited.nats but many still haven't had the chance to see their loved ones. more than á900 parents have been not reunited with their children missing thursday's key deadline.some parents can't be located - some have serious criminal records -- and others have already been deported -- without their children. the missed deadline sparking protests across the country. nats- protestsefren olivares/texas civil rights project: we don't know the circumstances of all the cases, but at least our clients, at least the ones we have been able to locate in central america. they did need not to be deported without their children. it was back on june 26th that a federal judge in california ordered a halt to most family separations and mandated a july 10th deadline to reunite children under 5 -- along with thursday's july 26th deadline to reunite áall remaining children.sen. jeff merkley/(d) oregon: so the separation itself was a horrific dark act. but then the administration didn't track the children and pare

police say the patrol s-u-v hit the 16-year-old and the vehicle ended up in the front yard of a homen the neighborhood. <"i flew about 10 - 15 feet, i ain't going to lie to you... that's that's crazy."> (vicki) the teen was taken to the hospital with minor injuries, police said. he returned home from the hospital a short time later. neighbors in the area have said there was a second victim, a woman they claim was hit by debris. (grant) a daycare in fayetteville north carolina is at the center of a massive drug bust...after police discovered more than 300 pounds of marijuana, cocaine and six firearms inside. officers also seized more than 70-thousand dollars in cash. a couple who ran the daycare are now in custody. they are facing several drug=related charges. a third suspect was also arrested. investigators says there's no indication children had access to or were exposed to drugs at the home daycare.daycare.the home to drugs at were exposed access to or were exposed to drugs at the home daycare. (vicki)president trump capped off the weekend with a tweet that caught the attention of

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off all of the political developments going on as well and it's a big day, a couple of days in the u. se first visit from u.s. president donald trump who is going to be here in a couple of hours time and let's also take a look at the foreign exchange picture as well this morning we have moderate gains across the board. trade is a little bit stronger as well and some unwind. it's about .3% and talking about trade wars you can see there a reversal slightly stronger today to the tune of about .10% president trump arrives with his highly anticipated first visit set to be marked by protest. over 50,000 people signed up to demonstrate against president trump with his qualities and demonstrations are planned at various locations during his four day trip. speaking to cnbc, he defended president trump's visit. >> should have a close and warm relationship with the united states because our interests as a country is in every field. not only defense and security but so many commercial fields as well it's so strong so a president should always be welcome here but of course people have the right to p

after entering the u-s illegally.tions... stemming from the trump administration' s 'zero-tolerance' policy. while many families are now back together - there are still hundreds who have yet to see their loved ones. omar jimenez reports. arely/mother separated from son: (translated) "it was an incredibly hard experience for me when they separated me from my son. áthat has been the reality for many immigrant parents separated from their children at the border. arely/mother separated from son: (translated) "they took away my son, they told me i would never see him. they told me they would deport me and he would stay with the government. the u-s government says more than 1-thousand families have been reunited. nats but many still haven't had the chance to see their loved ones. more than á900 parents have been not reunited with their children missing thursday's key deadline.some parents can't be located - some have serious criminal records -- and others have already been deported -- without their children. the missed dead

he wanted to kill u-s soldiers... and meet someone from al qaeda. an undercover agent posed as a member. the f-b-i says pitts talked to >>> the fbi announced the arrest of demetrius pitts after he said he wanted to kill americans. pitts talked about carrying out massive bombings in public spaces in cleveland and philadelphia. >> pitts continued to express his radical ideology and desire to commit violence against the united states. >> the fbi says pitts discussed possibly traveling to san francisco to conduct additional targeting and reconnaissance on behalf of al-qaeda. >>> a major convention is pulling out of san francisco, saying members don't feel safe on the streets because of all the open drug use and isnow lo huge moneymaker. >> reporter: there was a time tourists took home memories of san francisco's famed cable cars. these days, chances are it's the image of someone begging or wandering around the streets intoxicated and mentally ill. >> i live in a third world country and it's not this bad. >> reporter: now it's affecting the biggest busin

the project is opposed by the u-s and some other european union members. germany pushed back...o members have been able to work together despite their differences. ( terisa ) still ahead on the kron 4 morning news... the search continues this morning for a woman who vanished in the bay area as she was headed to southern california. we have the latest on the investigation. ( terisa ) plus... sad news to share with you on the world's ugliest dog that was from the bay area. ( terisa ) and after the break...new video of a massive dust storm. ( john ) and i am tracking your bay area forecast. checking the bay bridge commute on wb 80. your drive time is less than 30 min from the maze to fremont street (ácommercialá) migraine with botox®. what if you had fewer headaches and... migraines a month? botox® prevents headaches and migraines before they even star. botox® is for adults with chronic migraine, 15 or more headache days a month,... each lasting 4 hours or more. botox® injections take about 15 minutes in your doctor's office and are covered by most insurance. effects of botox® may

u-s district judge dana sabraw called the deadlines "firm" not "aspirational goals."d under the tuesday deadline, are all under age 5 ... and have been held by the government for weeks or months.the judge says, all other minors - almost 3- thousand of them - must be reunited with their parents by july 26th. the next status hearing is scheduled for friday. (ken)new at ten: police are investigating after a los angeles woman says she was harassed on the road and followed home by an angry driver.the entire incident was caught on the woman's dashcam video. lisa sigell has more. the fact that he followed me home shows this is not the first time it's not a one off. it's a story that lynne ferguson would like to forget..when a simple shopping trip, turned into a nightmare...even now i don't know what happenedferguson was on her way from the store when she signaled to merge into a left lane on van nuys blvd all captured on her dashcam.there were no horns nothing nothing. but it seems she upset the driver of this black honda civic ..he sped past her, veering in front of her ..h

to reunite immigrant families separated at the u-s border - after entering the u-s illegally. (ken) the separations -- stem from the trump administration's 'zero- tolerance' policy - announced in early april. our grant lodes is here to explain that while many families are back together.. there are sthave yet to see their loved ones.grant? (grant)the u-s government says more than 1-thousand families áhave been reunited. but...more than á900 parents have not been reunited with their children missing today's key deadline. some parents can't be located - some have serious criminal records -- and others have already been deported -- without their children. sen. jeff merkley/(d) oregon: so the separation itself was a horrific dark act. but then the administration didn't track the children and parents so it's having an enormously difficult time reuniting the families. jeff sessions/attorney general/ wcvb: we need congress to deal with the immigration question. there are loopholes in our laws and we need that are being exploited. at a hearing earlier this week, the california judge ov

there are fears of civil war in nicaragua and that could worsen the immigration crisis here in the u. se been killed in demonstrations in the past three months. >> this is the latest anti-government march. it's packed here. it's shutdown one of the main thoroughfares of the capitol city. you can see the people gathered here. many of them have covered their faces out of fear that they'll be targeted for being part of this protest. >> but being here is a risk they're willing to take. this masked young man has been protesting for months now. >> how long does this go? >> until he's gone. >> take a look at this sign right here. it says nicaragua needs a president. i am armed but only with strength and courage. >> the regime accuses the protestors of inciting violence that's taken the lives of national police that claim they were simply trying to restore the peace. >> it's believed military forces fired into a catholic church earlier this month as 100 university students sought shelter. two were killed. he was there during the 15 hour siege. >> tell us if you can what happened that day. >> he

that he didn't actualy in over u-s intelligence agencies. and that he quote "has full faith and support for america's great agencies" now he says he meant to say he didn't see any reason why it "wouldn't'" be the russians who meddled in the 2016 election. trump's remarks tuesday come after backlash from lawmakers including many from his own party. < rep. ryan costello/-r- pennsylvania: you could say its embarrassing, but i don't think that that does it sufficient justice. i think it undermines our moral authority, it's a real gut punch to our sovereignty. rep. paul ryan/-r- house speaker: russia is trying to undermine democracy itself, to delegitimize democracy, so for some reason they can look good by comparison.>(vicki) now democrats are calling for hearings as soon as possible to learn what trump might have promised putin. (grant) by now -- most of you have heard about angela hernandez ... the 23 year old from portland oregon who was found alive days after driving off a cliff near big sur last week.(vicki) it's an incredible story of surv

the u-s tariffs on 34 billion dollars worth of chinese imports is set to go into effect at midnight tonights said it retaliate as soon as those tariffs are implimented. those chinese tariffs will target american made cars... meat and agriculture. president trump has threatened even more tariffs against china if they retaliate. this all comes as the trump administration is also in a trade fight with canada and the european union. ( james ) happening right now... there is a nationwide manhunt for three people accused of kidnapping and raping two sisters in ohio. the victims were just 13 and 14 years old. none of the suspects are u-s citizens and police are not sure of their real names because their documentation is fake. police say they could be anywhere in the country. the attack happened at a hotel in bowling green, ohio. the sisters were able to escape their attackers and are now home safe. ( darya ) coming up on the kron 4 morning news... two california schools have again been ranked among the best in the world. we'll share the schools that topped the list. ( darya ) and next... a 12-year

(jr stone) the president warned of severe consequences if iran threatened the u-s...(jr stone) -- leaving many wondering about the timing of the escalation in tensions between the two countries. karin caifa ( kay-fuh) has the story, from washington. white house press secretary sarah sanders says the president isn't to blame for escalating political tension with iran. sarah sanders: "he was responding to comments made from them and he's going to continue to focus on the safety and security of american people."on sunday night, president trump tweeted a warning to iran in all caps -- "never, ever threaten the united states again or you will suffer consequences the likes of which few throughout history have ever suffered before."trump appeared to be responding to iranian president hassan rouhani, who said sunday that -- a u-s war with iran would be -- "the mother of all wars," and that peace would be "the mother of all peace."also sunday -- secretary of state mike pompeo delivered a speech in which he expressed support for the people of iran, but sharply criticized its le

decades after their deaths, u- s soldiers are now on their way back home.remains of troops who fought during the korean war. reporter john lawrence has the story. nat sound of drum rolla somber ceremony at osan air base in south korea friday morning. one-by-one, the remains of u-s soldiers were handed over.....fifty-five cases in all.this ceremony occurring on the anniversary of the signing of the armistice that ended hostilities in the korean war. this return is one of the commitments north korean leader kim jong un agreed to when he and president trump met last month in singapore. president trump/no font needed "now i have a great relationship. i think, i think with chairman kim and i think a lot of good things are going to happen."while mister trump trumpeted positive things about pyongyang......"for nine months no nuclear tests, no rockets going up, no missiles going over japan. we got our three hostages back." (applause)vice president mike pence remains reserved."there is no escaping the plain fact that north korea's leadership has exacted unparalleled