job ascus showed us the story -- joe vasquez showed us the story. >> reporter: they came by the thousandsng out while speaking out. the event called mcewing while black was a social -- barbecuing while black. >> love and peace, family. >> we want to see everyone cannot together and have a good time. what happened with the other thing was one person tried to spoil the fun for everyone else. >> -- >> reporter: a woman called the police on an african family who was barbecuing on the lake nearby. >> they were not even any grills here. >> are you sure it is not because you have people -- you don't want black people out here? >> no. >> reporter: she just said that she wanted the police to come because it was against barbecuing in that area. she collapsed in tears once the policeman came. it was lampooned on saturday night live and sparked protests in oakland including today's massive barbecue. >> i feel it was very unfair and we should be able to come out here. we have been doing it for years. >> a lot of people said this barbecue is not about making a broad stand about racism. they had a very

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what we are asking for is give us the information to show us. jenna us judge jeanine: that's congressman jim jordan demanding the answers the american people deserve. joining me dave bossie and chris hahn. good evening, gentlemen. chris, i am going to read something from the "new york times." a year and a half later no public evidence has surfaced connecting mr. trump's advisor to the hacking or linking mr. trump himself to the russian government's disruptive efforts. that's the "new york times." you want to tell me what robert mueller is doing? >> you and i both know these things take time. especially when something is as complex as international espionage and cyber crimes. i think we have a long way to go before we get to the end of the road. i think the president will be well served by letting this investigator finish his investigation. judge jeanine: the president hasn't done anything to stop him. >> this is an investigation that's out of control. robert mueller has been there for one year. but this investigation has been going on for almost two year

us. they will show us what we have endured and show us we can survive. i hope you'll let them show. i do. >> now i can never not do that. but i think i have lived a very eventful life and i want you to look at my face and cno that. i hope that it shows. i remember during the clinton white house it was the first time i started getting lines between my eyebrows and i thought it was really cool. it makes you look like you have dealt with a a lot of stress in your serious person you have matured. i really thought it was cool. my wrinkles have a name. what is this? >> i mean even the political women on television and i wrote on novel about a 60-year-old woman. people would, to me at events and ask are they fiction and i was like yes. [laughter] yes. they are. i am so cheered by some of the depictions of women in fictional television. they are all beautiful. they do not show. >> they don't but i have always found older women to be a comfort to me. it is like it is a connection to a time that i didn't know and i feel like we are looking for a little more connection amongst ourselves. i like

us inside showing us the one room where all 10 children slept, their lay room and this upstairs -- their playroom and this upstairs bathroom with feces all over the floor. >> about the data scandal involving cambridge analytica.... the hearing comes one day mpany said it has katie nielsen, kpix 5. >>> representatives from facebook will testify on capitol hill today about the data scandal involving cambridge analytica. the hearing comes a day after the company said it has disabled nearly 1.3 billion fake accounts over a 6-month period. facebook says most of those fake accounts were removed within minutes. but it admits millions more managed to slip through. in a blog post, the ceo said he is working on it. the information was provided in facebook's first transparency report which will be updated twice a year. >>> time check 4:34. time to also check on weather. a little bit of a cool start today. >> it's going to be the coolest day of the week. we'll see a minimal chance for drizzle. nothing now. but we have cloud coverage and medium to high clouds i would say about 2500 feet. so here's a look at the coit tower. you can see that. so it's not blocking our view. "salesforce tower" clear. looks like san francisco is 56 degrees right now, 54 in livermore, oakland at 55. concord 56. overnight didn't drop too much because of clouds but yes temperatures in the afternoon not expected to rise too much either. again we do have that west wind so this low pressure center is over us now. our winds are at 12 miles per hour in oakland,7 concord. gustier in the hills. napa at 10. so that west wind pushing in those clouds. here's the satellite/radar. there's a few areas with breaks in the cloud coverage. you may feel chillier in the spots before we get the warming of the sun. visibility though for now is in the clear. >>> we continue to follow this fatal accident that still has northbound 880 shut down all lanes at automall parkway so all traffic is diverted off there and then the automall parkway on-ramp as well as the stevenson on-ramp closed as well so you have to take that frontage road to mowry or take 680 as an alternate. over at the bay bridge toll plaza, we see a backup developing just in those cash lanes. if you have fastrak you're good to go. 11 minutes into san francisco. hat's a check of your traffic; ov er to you. >>> north korea is threatening to cancel its peace summit with president trump. >> the summit is still on. >> the president ignored questions

that's all we have ever also for with the middle men, the pbms is show us, show us what is happening here. why is it when i speak to the ever inner of epipen, when i ask them when it leaves you how much does it cost? $150. i said when it gets to me the pharmacist it's $600? what happened in between? what happened there? >> do you think -- when you talk about transparency i think of stories we have done in the last several years about drugs that were increased in price by hundreds of percent. the shaming certainly from the media didn't often cause companies to do anything about it. what is the feeling that if they are transparent about pricing what will happen? there will be public pressure to reduce prices? people can't boycott their cancer medication? >> you are exactly right. what will happen is that what the president has proposed is to have the discounts applied at point of sale. let the patient see the discount when they buy the medication. that will make all the difference in the world. >> what's the problem with the fact that the pharmaceutical companies are some of the bigges

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to know this week we asked you to send us a picture showing you're doing a favorite thing in the summer and some snapshots have already reached us showing some of us from around the world doing their favorite summer activity with some of them friends so thank you so much for your employees and if you also want to take part time teach or even all you have to do but just go to our website www dot coms lifestyle there you'll find all the details about our photo contest and when you do and you upload your picture your name will automatically be entered in a drawer for this your mechs watch so good luck we're running out of time now so hopefully see you again tomorrow thanks for watching i. belong in this position of your own max this mud is a unesco world heritage site the walking seen muckluck sun germany's north sea coast are only visible during low tide that's one hundred. are set off but they'd better take a guard along the water comes back in the faster than expected. time limit next time on your own mix. a. good move. from the. top of. every year in the spanish town between hundred and twenty five millimeters changes homes. it's quite an easy mo

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that's what world war i shows us and tells us. and i have walked the battlefield and places of mass murder in eastern europe and the former soviet union, where millions and millions of people have been brutally slaughtered in the last 10 years. during the modern era. ghtered so, we are in no way immune to the most horrific outcomes related to that technology that make your life better. and, we must remain human. in the er, we have an island of humanity in the sea of political correctness. where we absolutely rely on technology. human beings come first. that's my mission for this work. to help people see what happens when the genie of mass destruction comes out of the bottle and we allow mass technology to reign without human control. it will end us and we must not let that happen. now we are going to see another tie in from world war i that has to do with race. this is a skull with a gas mask. this space is the only remaining vestige from 100 years ago of any black combat unit in an underground city. they were the 370th from chica

us. they will show us what you have endured and tell us what we can survive. i hope you will let them show. i do. >> guest: yeah. now i'm screwed because i can never not do that. [ laughing ] guest: but i do. i think that they -- it's like i have lived a very eventful life and i want you to look at my face and see and like know that, you know. and i hope that it shows that -- you know, like i remember through the clinton white house, that is the first time i started getting lines in between my eyebrows and i thought it was really cool. we even talked about it at the time. because you looked so -- like you dealt with a lot of stress and you're a serious person and you matured and i really thought that was cool. and then i went to some spa and it talked about getting rid of your 11. it's like, oh, my god. my wrinkle has a name and i'm supposed to get rid of them but they're so cool. like what is this. >> host: that is not -- even the political women depicted on television, and i wrote three novels that a fictional women -- guest: we have four books between the tw

us there. he wants to show us how well established he is and how he buys and sells some of the most renowned names in painting and sculpture. and i have to tell you we hate. to use it but i try to do all. the gallery director greets us. yes. the gallery houses significant and very expensive works this marble sculpture of eve is by. it's already been reserved by an asian client. and it is when you have preserve examplar it. did this go toward the album that was the theme and what is omitted was just this kid they get your seat and your diet is good you presume about a lot of shit to me that this question. how do. you want to because then most of it is a nominal father on more famous signatures and in drawing by salvador dali. i should go. here. here general b.s. you just sit and listen to him he. didn't go through. any reasoning and there are no mosquitoes usually if it is just to get the. supervillain in the city's only crime in this question is fully paid by and discuss your can discuss on the scale seen this question. or fed of a bubble or was it overkill and most of. those and both comparable and you lost ever see a feeling of prophetic sit there but people s

us and the disc in support. of us adults on the promises we should shine so the cost. to prove his claims he shows us this document which is apparently the receipt for payment for the two portraits. m.-e. i invest bouvier's company paid eight million dollars to nobody oh trust based at the central bank investor who's capital of liechtenstein. the name of catherine doesn't appear. but investigators discovered that nobody no trust belonged to a certain katherine blake living at rouge black in paris. the address was no longer her residential address but play was none other than the married name of captain you've done. behind the offshore company it was indeed the because so harrison who received the payment from eve. and in front of our camera the art dealer went even further. someone does sophisticated to. set the idea. in society killed off welfare when they call over. on demand for the safety of with no one to it who may tonight as i step out on a vote have i just know as you don't the second would initiate sees offset of almost without which then she knows she said it off we don't need to talk busin

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us inside yesterday, showing us the one room where all ten children slept. their play room and this upstairs bathroom, which appear to have feces all over the house. >> we were trying to give them the best life that they could, and we never felt like we were doing anything wrong. i love you. >> reporter: the children's mother is going to be back in court first thing tomorrow morning where she'll be facing nine additional counts of felony child abuse. she's actually here at the house right now along with the children's uncle. when i knocked earlier, he said the family has no comment on the pending charges. live in fairfield, katie nielsen, kpix 5. >>> breaking news in southern california where a packaged bomber may be on the loose. the associated press report believes the fed reported a deadly explosion at a medical office was intentional. it happened this afternoon in orange county. the blast blew a hole in the front of the building. investigators believe it came from a package. surveillance cameras caught these images from inside the building. you can see the ceiling collapsed and framed pictures were falling off the wall. >>> children from a nearby preschool were evacuated. firefighters held their hands while others pushed out babies and cribs. officials say no children were hurt. >>> but one woman was killed in the blast and three others are injured. >> police searching for the suspect in a terrifying armed robbery in san francisco. they had a pretty good lead to go on tonight. joe vazquez shows us the doorbell camera at the victim's apartment as they saw it all. >> reporter: a couple embraces and says good night to a friend. then as you can see in the surveillance video, their saturday night out takes a terrifying turn. >> you're going to hit the wall. you're going to -- get against the wall, this wall here, don't turn around. >> reporter: the victim said they wanted to talk about it on kpix, but they don't want their names used for safety reasons. >> they told us to lie down on the ground in front of our house and took cash and jewelry and purses. >> take out your wallet. if i tell you again, i'm going to shoot you in your head. take out your wallet, take off your ring. and you, give me your purse. >> this is a lucky break in the sense that i was not expecting the camera to click on. >> reporter: the victim is hoping the video will lead to an arrest, urging everyone to invest in a security camera. >> the benefit is that people will know if they commit crimes like this. if ther

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bureau and you say, i want a license -- i want a license plate for this car, they say, show us your title. right? show us the proof that you own this car. and you say, well, here's the title. and they look at it, and they say, well, how did you get the car? i bought it from joe. the title was originally in joe's name. and joe says, i bought it from the dealer. that's the chain of title. in these freedom suits, the chain of title is not clear. in the case of mema queen, her argument was that her mother had always been free. and if her mother was free, then her mother was never a slave, and therefore she was never legally a slave. even though some man came along and grabbed her and said i'm going to make you a slave. in another case, which i did not talk about, but this illustrates it even better. there is a woman in maryland who sues for freedom on the grounds that her mother was never a slave. and the maryland court says, yes, you are free. this man is illegally holding you as a slave. you go free today. maryland supreme court upholds that. you are free forever. and you were never a slave. the woman's ch

. >> reporter: back in park, he shows us what used to be favorite lemon trees. >> one of the sweeteste back. >> i am just a person, not a nursery. >> reporter: penny's lemon tree gesture matters. >> giving people back a little something that is alive. everything was gone. >> reporter: not gone anymore because the lemon trees are making a comeback. in santa rosa, wayne freedman, abc7 news. >>> how much does it really cost to own a car in the bay because antonio villaraigosa millions got it done.healthcare he defended women's healthcare, banned military-style assault weapons, banned workplace discrimination, and more. antonio for governor. >>> owning a car used to be a symbol of freedom. but for many in the bay area it is more like a ball and chain. >> looking at a true cost of owning a car and what it takes to leave it behind. >> reporter: the average car cost $9,000 a year. that is a lot of money. a bigger part of your budget. i want you to take a moment and consider your options. >> chelsea moury is showing us her car. >> reporter: do you know how many miles you put on that car? how

reporter: with fears terrorists may use drones, new technology will be in place to spot them and bring them down. a denver based company showed us a similar system useddisable over 1,000 drones in the middle east. >> they're able to jam all different frequencies so that we're able to halt it in space, land it, or crash it. >> reporter: at william and kate's wedding, the crowd couldn't get close. hear in windsor, the procession will come up this narrow street. the spectators will effectively be able to reach out into the road. prince harry and meghan will take an open air carriage for the procession. >> it's unprotected. it's not bulletproof. it's nothing proof. >> reporter: the royal family wants open access for the public. officials are confident they can keep everyone safe in the process. stephanie gosk, nbc news, windsor. s it does but they're not all the same. who knew? i had no idea. so she said, look for one that's shaped like a dental tool with a round brush head. go pro with oral-b. oral-b's rounded brush head surrounds each tooth to gently remove more plaque, and oral-b is the first electric toothbrush brand accepted by the american dental a

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demons investigative journalism max blumenthal told us that the current us attitude towards asylum shows that the american authorities well are afraid of him. us has refused to speak to julian assange except under duress under harsh conditions possibly after solitary confinement which shows that they don't want to know what julian us knows they don't want to interrupt their narrative with with what could be facts almost no one in washington in the press corps will stand up and defend julian assange as a fellow journalist who is facing some of the harshest conditions any journalist in the west is facing because he embarrassed the u.s. government and he embarrassed the cia and we should also remember that there is no grand jury for julian a son is for the d.n.c. hack or leak or whatever it was it only relates to the revelation internal cia documents so this is a case that sets a precedent for the rest of the media and how other journalists will be treated if they reveal classified information and it seems like there's very little concern about that within the journalistic community in the west. you know while russia seems to be expanding its tea

reporter: with fears terrorists may use drones, new technology will be in place to spot them and bring them down. a denver-based company showed us a similar system usedo disable over 1,000 drones in the middle east. >> they are able to jam all different frequencies so we are able to halt it in space, land it or crash it. >> reporter: at william and kate's wedding the crowd couldn't get close. in windsor the procession will come right up this narrow street. the spectators will effectively be able to reach right out into the road. prince harry and meghan will take an open air carriage. >> it's unprotected, not ballistically proof, it's not bulletproof, stab proof, nothing proof. >> reporter: the royal family wants open access for the public. officials are confident they can keep everyone safe in the process. stephanie gosk, nbc news, windsor. >>> tributes are pouring in for tom wolfe, the literary legend behind some of the most acclaimed works of the last half century. in his signature white suits he brought new journalism to the masses and earned legions of fans. he died yesterday in new york at the age of 88. nbc's cynthia mcfadden has a look back. >

religion because the cross is not used by marcus who there is a religious symbol it's used as you know showing bodies our identity what is our cultural board what are the well use which we share here into the area and for that as a symbol you have the cross you know referring to the human dignity referring to solidarity and things like that and for that i think for that it's i think it's ok in times like this where people are. where so many things are going on you know people have to be reassured you know what about our our well you know what they stand choice in christianity but there is one the measure may be aimed at the various cavalier majority but even cardinal rinehart marks who the chairman of the german bishops conference said it caused quote divisions and disquiet. well you cited mr marx there are if you know i used to torture yourself with the church and i highly appreciated cardinal bugs but he continued in in having a debate here with us also on what is meant by that and i think and now he is also stressing that no one is against you know you are seeing the cross as a symbol and of course it's always important to underline that there is no discrimi

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that's what world war i shows us and tells us. the battlefields in places of mass murder and modern times. where millions and millions of people have been brutally slaughtered in the last 100 years. we are in no way immune to the outcomes related to technology and the wonders we enjoy that make our life better. we must remain human. in the er we have an island of humanity where we depend on technology. work, my mission for this to help people see what happens when the cheney of mass destruction comes out of the bottle and we allow technology to rain. it will end us and we must not let that happen. now we are going to see a that has to do with race. skull with a gas mask. space is the only remaining vestige from 100 years ago of any combat unit in an underground city. the 370 from chicago, the black devils. they have a tradition of being the only african-american unit for decades. we had all black officers and all black men. on the last day, the last hour, .he last minute of world war i when the armistice came and the gun went sile

us now or those specifics. so if you would just provide that to us, that would be appreciated. secondly, in talking to those who actually were purveyors of mres rekrcently had a presentatn for us and showing us how they are beefing up some of the calcium in their products. i was told there is about 10% of those who are recruited during basic training that wash out. so i would like to know from each of you if that's the case? and they wash out because of hairline fractures. so could you each address that particular issue for me, please? >> thank you very much for the question, ma'am. within the army about 10% wash out during basic training for variety variety of reasons including medical issues. and taking a look at that within the active force across the total force about 80% are medically related and mess cue low skeletal is one of the biggest portions of that population. >> so if you could provide the specifics on the nondeployables of that 8% and 10% how many of them fall into that musculoskeletal. yes, vice admiral? >> yes, ma'am. we have about 10% attrition at training. overwhelming majority of that, 925% of that is nondisclosed medical conditions. >> would that be use of inhaler? >>

the show could go because i surprised us or to. assure us can only say it but our core of what they're doing fun to. see it gets us into. this is news live from berlin the nobel literature prize will not be awarded this year tarnished by sex abuse and finance scandals the swedish academy says the decision was made to regain public trust it is the first time in decades the annual prize will not be handed out also coming up germany's defense minister calls for a vast overhaul of the country's armed forces to focus on national security over foreign missions but that comes with a hefty price tag. and later in business from a chief executive to chew.

us. inside his shop, he shows us a shotgun made to look like an assault rifle. he keeps his more serious firearms elsewhere. he doesn't think banning guns would save lives. instead, he says gun ownership should be legalized. fatih: they should make it easier to legally purchase a firearm. then the state would have control over gun ownership. and there would be fewer fatalities. culprits could be quickly apprehended because every gun would be registered. reporter: the arms dealer regularly showcases his arsenal on youtube. he denies this constitutes illegal advertising. he claims, he's merely targeting gun-lovers. nihat palantoken visits the family grave every day. helin, who was his oldest daughter is buried here as well. ,she was one of 20,000 gun crime victims in 2017. nihat has vowed to do everything he can to combat turkey's obsession with guns in honor, he says, of his daughter. peter: now did you know that we owe every third bite of what we eat to the bees? that's because bees don't just make honey. they also pollinate 80% of fruit trees and vegetable plants. but in many european countries, bee populations are declining dramatically, mainly due to the widespread usef pesticides. and that's why the e.u. has now voted to ban bee-harming pesticides. to take a closer look at the problem, let's go to the small village of puiesti in south-eastern romania. reporter: millions of bees used to collect pollen here. but two years ago, all the buzzing activity around beekeeper costel gresala fell silent. costel: take a look. all the bees are dead. all because of this chemical they sprayed on the fields. my entire business is destroyed. at some point, i'll have to burn everything down. reporter: in spring 2015, wheat fields here were sprayed with the insecticide fiprocid to kill ticks. its use near domestic animals was already banned at that time. people in the village of puiesti in one of eastern romania's poorest regions were not even informed, says greschala. costel: it was a disaster for us beekeepers. we were robbed of our livelihood. a beekeeper can't exist without bees. these gentlemen caused an ecological disaster here. they didn't think about the peop

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kpix 5's andria borba shows us the president used the release to his full advantage at a campaign style rally. >> reporter: after welcoming home three american detainees held by the north korean regime at joint base andrews, president trump took a victory lap at a rally in indiana. >> i had the incredible honor of greeting three brave americans and we welcomed them back home the proper way. >> reporter: flashing peace signs, the three men greeted state department officials before being whisked away for medical treatment. >> shook my hand. i said welcome home. and he said, god bless america. >> reporter: secretary of state mike pompeo secured the release of the detainees during a meeting with north korean dictator kim jong-un. the two also ironed out details of a first-of-its-kind summit between an american president and a north korean leader. >> i'll be meeting with kim jong-un to pursue a future of peace and security for the world, for the whole world. >> reporter: it's set for june 12th in singapore. the release of the detainees by kim jong-un is believed to be a good-faith gesture to

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