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been holding with the cry lent crime it is up a bit this year and far more than anybody should have ut it. >> chief before i get to my question i sheriff i would like to invite you to sit up here if you would like and make a few remarks if interested chief one of the main concerns with police staffing the charter ignoring all of the plans in san francisco specially in the south east what does the department plan to do for the increased population growth? then my second question do you or any member of your staff work with developers on additional funding sources? >> so with regard to the planned population and neighborhood changes we went through redistricting working with many members of this panel to are apportion the police districts to strike a balance with the officers that we have in the hope we get to 1971 no matter what we will do the best we can with what we have. as far as developers wet met with a group from the mayor's office that the built out of candle stick point if there say commercial codoer there and wanted dedicated officers that would be the expense of the commercia

her aunt had her and pull herring ut. the current was pushing her hard up against the top of the pipe. we were worrieded if she got lose she wouldn't be able to get out. >> pictures show firefighters holding her up in little, with a creek as rescuers worked to free here. volunteer fire department chief was within of the first to arrive. >> well, her lags were tangle up, wedged in so tight. we had to get the legs untanglingedment this guys were holding her breath. diving under water working 30 seconds at time to get the legs out. oi want going to let her hands fo. it meant i was going to go in. was not going to let her go. he was just scary. >> deputy desiree stayed in the water with her the whole time to keep her calm. when the water was up to the chin, not over the mouth at times. >> they tacked about school and her favorite things. >> her favorite was dr. pepper. we kept promising her we would get her as much as we could after it was done. the rescue was a county-wide effort with firefighters. a county road crew that tr

what does ut think of all this?ren: they have not been involved but they've bought the gold a few years ago for investment reasons. said if weutimco still have gold and of its part system, if this is something that actually happens and the fees are lower than what we pay them your, why not? we will bring it back. pay: that makes sense, why to hold it in yankee territory? what will texas do with it when thereet it back?lauren: are so many little details. the comptroller needs to work out what will happen but there is an idea that eventually this depository could work like a gold back to thank where citizens and government entities in school districts would be ,ble to make transactions goldbach transactions based on this depository. it is yet to be seen but there are some designs in the making. there is always designs in the making in texas, i suspect. thank you for joining us. matt: you love it so much down there. i spent a lot of time down there. here withand you live us in westchester. see you later. we will be bac

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in ut big picture of things we have that area of low pressure out across the rockies.at home we still have showers and thunderstorms making their way over the rockies and into the sierra. the winds will shift off shore. tomorrow right at the surface and that will push all of the fog out to sea. we'll see a nice bright day tomorrow and the showers and thunderstorms will not be as wide. as we go to monday tuesday, and wednesday, tropical moisture will start to move into the sierra. the showers and thunderstorms across the sierra are not done yet. tomorrow the south bay will be close to 90 degrees. more sunshine tomorrow, 63 for pacifica. up against the coastline, not overly warm. in the north bay temperatures warm up to 82. the east bay up to 74. oakland, but the trivalley tomorrow, the heat will be on. temperatures towards 90. it will be nice and warm in the next couple

. ♪ (musfx: (smash)ut) sfx: (roar) ♪ sfx: (roar) sfx: (engine roars) ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmythank you so much. as you guys know, we're always striving to get better here at "the tonight show." ♪ harder ♪ better ♪ faster ♪ stronger so before every show we put out a suggestion box for the audience just to get some feedback about what you guys think of the show, things you'd like to see us do, that kind of stuff. so, tonight let's look inside the audience suggestion box. here we go. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ suggestion box >> jimmy: okay. here we go. this first one here is from alex de la rosa. "hey, jimmy, i love music and i love art. you should have the roots draw portraits of themselves, except using their opposite hand." that's a great suggestion, alex. so before the show, we had some members of the roots draw portraits of themselves using their left hand. let's see how they did. first up, questlove drew one. let's take a look at his. not bad. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] that's pretty good, actually. not bad. tariq also drew one. let's take a look at his. hey that's

. >> bob, you've got some moves to avoid andrew bo gurks ut. he's a big guy. how did you get away from him? >> i should be in the nba. i have those kind of moves. unfortunately, i'm stuck with a lav leer milecrophone. >> let eets get back to our nbc chopper. these are live pictures in downtown oakland. we had some problems where vandalism and violence in years passed with the giant's world series sell bragszs in san francisco. but, so far tonight and a little after 11:00, so far tonight, the warrior's crowd has been relatively well behaved. we hope it stays that way. this is right in front of the fox theater near that rite aid. some fireworks, but really right now, not much of a celebration. we'll continue to monitor this throughout the newscast. thusz far, peaceful celebrations in oakland and san francisco. >> okay. get ready for a victory parade. the parade is on and the plans have been revealed. here you go the warrior championship parade is set to take place 10:00 in the morning friday. here's the route. you can start lining up to see players on broadway a

yesterday we couldn't make ute the span, but today, look, a beautiful look at the span. back to you. >> thank you, mike >>> coming up, a wild late-night chase from francis to the east bay, a robbery suspect on the run while an innocent bystander is in the hospital. the latest on the search for a robbery suspect who hit an innocent bystander while trying to get away from police officers >>> and preparing for super bowl 50, how you can get involved in the excitement. next >>> a windy day across the bay. afternoon sunshine. i'll have it in the microclimate forecast >>> still early in your wednesday commute, also over the hill at the san mateo bridge, a little meeting going on. we'll show you that >>> a meeting of the minds. look at the sun's arrival. it's wednesday, june 3rd, this is "today in the bay." >>> a very good morning to you. thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia canon. >> and scott mcgrew in for sam. >>> stephanie chuang has the latest on the pedestrian's condition. good morning. >> yeah, laura and scott, someone very badly injured unfortunately. police

. >> fair weather say lorz that stayed home saturday were noult full force to check ut the ships beforehey set sale. >> we decided not because of the rain. it was terrible. >> nancy monday tear owe and 4-year-old son gabe waited patiently to make their trip across the delaware. >> we wanted to see the duck. >> mama duck had a rough couple days the mron toon ripped prompting mnl repair and on sunday even with the sunshine wind was too strong and 61 foot tall buck sat deflated. >> yesterday it was not inflated the duck was sleeping. >> the ship stood tall. thousands climbed aboard. crew members said in saturday withdrawan about3500 toured ship. >> we're proud of it. it's national symbol of portugal it's national symbol of portugal. and as port geedz military we're proud of her. >> the meier family came one cape may courthouse to sale on delaware as belated father's day sill operation. >> i love the ships and sales and history of them and this will be an opportunity my first time actually sailing on one later this afternoon. >> and at penn's landing trish hartman, "channel 6 action news."

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called the pope's encyclical on the environment a confusing distraction that dill uth his moral -- dill utes moral authority. former governor jed bush says i think religion should be more about people and less about the political realm. many have to say something about pope francis's contention, that pollution is harming our home. my guests are still with me. what do you make of it. could this have as the race evolves, an impact on it? >> i think it will have an impact. it's difficult at this point to determine what kind of impact. the pope after all, will be back in the united states at the end of september, to deliver a mass in mass in philadelphia. i am sure the issue will be raised there again. also in the run up to and during the u.n. sponsored climate change concept. i am sure his words will be evoked. the question is how much will the spillover into 2016 and in what form and there, i think you can begin to see the outlines of the debate taking place. namely i expect the republican side to - irrespective of who the candidate is we have no idea who had will be to say we need to be caref

utting bathrooms our own the tenderloin there should be one not there it's the truth instead of going out and sending people to the chevron oh, just go to the chevron station hair open twenty-four hours this is unfair thank you. >> i'm sally johnson i think that seeing i had the idea that because that legislation has never has nothing to do with with opening up the bathrooms and the only thing i see you're getting rid of and trying to charge everybody trying to go to the bathroom they get in 19986 when i first came here to san francisco and i think this is y where a lot of the problems with drugs and stuff because people are not been able to go to the bathroom and opening up that garage is for you know where they usually work on cars and stuff it is a good idea for letting the public use the bathroom and possible the gas stations too you know because - i think this is y where our drugs and alcohol and everything is involved hadn't been mentioned by the legislation but i feel legislation there's no quality or grace any rules you've got you know stars here that there's no means of the s

. >> i wanted to pay tribe ute for what he has done in the years. >> i represent the university of state carolina he was always interested in the wellbeing of the south carolina. >> this family affected the whole nation not just south carolina, i felt compelled to be here. >> it has been a clash point since dylann roof gunned done clementa pinckney and others inside emanuel's a.m.e. church. he has been photographed with the flag. the governor want it taken down. the state legislature is set to debate the issue this summer. on the republican floor on tuesday, the flag was said that it must go. >> i'm proud to take a stand and no longer we silent. i'm proud to be on the right side of the history recording the removal of this symbol of risism and big ol rit -- racism and bigotry from the state house. let us not stop there. justice by halves is not justice. >> the only woman in the state senate says she's struggling with the issue but agrees with firman. >> i have a lot of issues with people that respect the confederate flag. to a lot of people it means a lot of things. those people are in m

the parade ute marked with barricade and in parking signs and fans stocking up on last minute blue gold givrment i got chairman i don't knowship hat and shirt and i realize that i was already in oakland tonight and i'm not going back home without my shirt at home so i have to good to the store. >>reporter: floats in san francisco. 6 in just two days with the added challenge of transportation. >>ifferent story taking it over a highway and over a bridge and another city. >>reporter: oakland business brace for the crowd. >> wait ry, very long for parade of this size. >>reporter: don't really know at to expect for a lot of people. they have been hosting watch party during the play off and donating percenge of the profits to the warrior community fodation. but why stop with the game. >> kevin approached me and said n we treat this like another watch party and more proceed for the fodation no. brainer to me. >>reporter: victoryor the bay area won't end after the rally in echo land, 7 news? so what is the weaer like for the big parade? if drew here now what you can expect and i hope for sunshi

we want to shake your hand and say thank you for coming ut and thank you for listening to the show. >> this is the region's largest blood drive drive of the year and the timing is no accident. >> summer months are difficult. people are traveling and on vacation. donating blood is not always top of mind. having big event like this where it's a lot of fun and people can bring families and kids and come out it's a really good way for people to make time to district attorney nate. >> time not just to donate but set example. >> it's important to help other people people need transfusions for other reasons and there's accidents i mean i can give blood i'm healthy might as well. >> trish hartman "channel 6 action news." >> love park received a beatles themed park. it became all you need is love park. it was lit up in sir paul mccartney sold-out concert tomorrow. local artist performed songs and there was a wonderful light show. >> more to come on "action news" tonight potentially deadly swition for parachutists when the chute fails. >> and baseball battle a-rod hits 3,000 hit of his career a

talking what we can expect, not just ut tonight but unsettled the next 4 hours. strongest and severe west of the city. gusty winds possibility of hail. any time i get one of these thunderstorms moving on through downpours and localized flooding is a concern. we'll have future tracker 6 on standby and time out the precipitation and let you know what's ahead in the 7 day. >> a shout-out to a story we brought you last night at 1:00 a little girl who wandered away from a picnic in newark delaware and fell into a pond died. the 4-year-old was attending an event at the george wilson community center when she slipped away. officials say she was in the water 15 minutes before rescued and rushed to christianne hospital where she died and the investigation continues tonight. >> one frightening night for a 3-year-old girl left all alone in a water park in camden county. she was discovered 8:30 wandering around the park splash world with no parent or guardians in sight. they were located today facing questions that need to be answered. chad pradelli is live in clementon with

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. >> if such a proposal is made we'll have to write down in mine ute detail the mandate of a mission under chapter vii. we don't want a repeat of ambiguity used for gross abuse of the resolution in 2011. there are other hurdles for the e.u., they'd need a letter from the internationally recognised libyan government. that is the one in tobruk before there could be a maritime force. they have reservation, and there are some members of the security council saying there's perhaps a link between migrants in the mediterranean, and the migrants in south-east asia\, and both should be addressed by the security council. it looks like there'll be difficult negotiations before any resolution is close to being passed. >> a top official is expelled from south sudan. toby lanzer was the humanitarian coordinator. a spokesman for the u.n. secretary-general said mr lanzer was instrumental in addressing humanitarian needs in conflict affected communities, and ensuring life-saving assistance reached the most vulnerable and called on south sudan to refuses the decision immediately. >>> united states sen

the thing is the government there fully make the decisions of the sum ut. >> reporter: that sument it of leaders called for voting to be delayed because of unrest. burundi said election proposed holding parliamentary and presidential elections next month. people have been protesting for weeks. it's not about delaying the poll, they want the president to go. >> a memorial has been held off cape town to remember hundreds of slaves who died when their ships sank more than 200 years ago. the wreckage was discovered by a group of archeologists. more than 400 perished when the portuguese vessel went down in bad weather. some arty facts were part of a museum exhibit. a reminder keep up to date with news on the website. there it is on the screen: they run. children with autism - and the impulses that can lead them to bolt towards danger. >> i could hear the front door close. i knew something was wrong. i ran downstairs, out the front door screaming her name, screaming her name and couldn't find her. >> reporter: also, the shots rang out. the victim survived. at the start of what looked like a

there's three such tertiary cases, and that is the number that the authorities are because if it event utes that several cases where the virus is passing through more than one transition, it's more positive to control. that is why we see an expansion of numbers quarantined. 1,311 people are in quarantine most at home. over 100 are in hospital accommodation, monitored by medical professionals. the government is not saying which hosts are used for that purpose. that is something that, of course on within hand is designed to prevent unnecessary concern, but is proving fertile grand for rumour there's all sorts of rumours son social networks as to which hops may be sprovt. people telling relatives not to go there. parents asking schools nearby to be shot done. 209 schools have been closed in south korea, most in a province around the capital, seoul. >> many people are asking the question how well prepared is south korea for a wider outbreak of m.e.r.s. >> well i mean it is an advanced country and has a very capable medical system but it seems that mistakes were made especially in the originally

. >> the powerball and jackpot keep growing you could win in ut power ball drawing and jackpot for meg ail million is 233 million. >> it'sal most 4:54 and breaking news from chester. fire and smoke damage five homes and people were inside some of them. katherine scott will have a live report for you at 5 a.m. >> valedictorian speech cancelled in colorado. he was cut off being being able to make a life altering announcement. >> the grandstand was imploded on sunday. fans came out to watch the controlled take down in engel wood california leveling the grandstand makes way for proposed billion dollar professional stadium for football. >> lethal come owed owe dragon bit a zoo worker in nebraska. she was giving the animal a routine check when the lizard bit her on the happened. a bite from komodo dragon can cause deadly infections. >> 18-year-old evan young has a 4.5 gpa and scholar sthop rutgers university. he figured coming out to everyone at graduation would go along with theme of his speech which was respect and tolerance. his parents say the school's principal called him about the spee

that is the same size system in 525 golden gate puc headquarters if this is all office tower would ut the same system 5,000 gallons a day. this system costs $300,000 to install plus the rainwater catchment which is 120,000 plus the cost of the dualing plumbing on the waste side because we're in the purple pipe so the cost is on the purple supply side. these are the tanks if anybody would like a tour we are happy to set that up. we have brought developers through it. i think the key important in my experience with water reuse is 95% of the water goes into a commercial office building and 50% of the residential nonpolar resources this is an opportunity for us to deal with water supply and keep the potable sources with nonpotable supplies that is an important point. if anybody wants to know more about how the water works urban fabric fabric.com blog i think the key points are the system practical i spent a week last june to kick the tires on the system they installs we brought the owner j paul kelly to being look at this we would not have it in if we didn't go through that experience --

uts it up to his mouth. >> he takes a big old swing. >> oh, you [ bleep ] [ bleep ]! oh [ bleep ]!en just as kurt predicted, his buddy reaches for his soda takes an even bigger swig of the second soda thinking he's going to cool his mouth off. >> you [ bleep ]! god! [ bleep ]! >> his poor friend gets out of the car, starts gagging relentlessly almost vomiting in the parking hot. >> yeah well done. >> the worst part is what the receipt lugs going to be? >> i'm sure we'll see it. >>> that's it for "right this minute." thanks for joining us. we'll see you next time everybody. sfx: engines revving. listen up. ready. ready. steady. sfx: engines revving. go! ♪ it's more than a movie. it's now a ride. fast and furious. supercharged. ride it at universal studios hollywood. let's mobile. same plan. new phone. or a new plan. and a just in case. add a new line. or three. and unlimited talk and text for unlimited tweens. take a carrier store detour at target and upgrade to a shiny new everything. all things mobile. all in one place. >>> a bride-to-be is stunned to see her dad, who had been tol

another question lingers, where did bois hide ut saturday night. u.s. marshals and nopd officers spotted the fugitive saturday afternoon in a pickup truck before he crashed it into a saint rock home. a number of streets were shut down for hours without any sign of bois. >> we don't know how he was able to evade us for that long of a time. >> reporter: police are not sure if bois had any help in his escape. during his first appearant at emergency straight court on sunday. a judge described the 33-year- old as a danger to the community. ruling he will be held in custody without bond. back to you. >>> search teams in new mexico have found the body of a missing former white house chef. 61-year-old walter scheib went hiking in the taos mountains on june 13th. he never returned him. his body was found late last night off a trail. the cause of death has not been released. are he served as white house executive chef under presidents clinton and george w. bush from 1994 until 2005. >>> the white house says failure to act on climate change could lead to the death

if 20,000 white men were raping whitblack women, there are utted complete silence that is something that got underneat dylann roof's skin. >> a number of news organization he have looked at the website the council of concerned citizens and found that the articles and links of what you characterize at black crimes against white people are secure secure -- scurrilous. >> scurrilous indeed. the way not to solve it is to continuously ratchet up this idea that it is a one way street. that whites are responsible for what goes wrong for every nonwhite group in america. if we repeat over and over and over that whites are the villains of history that young whites bare on their shoulder that wickedness of slavery et cetera -- >> you put on the african american community, left to their own devices, it is the end of civilization when african blacks rule themselves that they can't boght t bother to have a civilization, you haven't written just about black on white crime. >> you are misquoting me there sir and in any case this is not an interview about me. this is an interview of the utle dylann roof

but, what i also know is that we will never give you the ri ut.or example, i remember when i started this campaign, hillary clinton is not relatable. every time you see her, she is getting on the big plane order on the big stage. now, we do the small roundtables , it is great. and that it is like, when will she talked to a big crowd? [applause] ms. palmieri: when she has been out campaigning, she usually takes questions every other day. host: come on. ms. palmieri: it's true. when she has been out campaigning, there has been maybe a week -- but when she is in the states, that's what we do. this is the campaign. welcome to the campaign. host: starting tomorrow will be see secretary clinton engage with the press more? ms. palmieri: lord have mercy. is all about them? mr. mook: look, to jen's point, i'm sure. ms. palmieri: yes, she will. mr. mook: of course she will. the big thing for me at a personal level, i was reminded that we have eight months until iowa. knock on wood, hopefully we make it to the primary. we have to pace this thing. the voters

when you see something that somebody can do with one of these machines, you say, ut-oh we gotta ban thatabsolutely not. i am going to have to disagree with my colleague here, which is this is not a reactive policy to what is happening. this is longstanding air space, which is air space has been the 400 to 500-foot and below. and there is typically been no risk to any kind of existing aviators in terms of commercial airlines. this has been an area that the f.a.a. has historically not regulated. but what is happening now because of the increased interest and because of the fact that there are a number of companies agreeing involved in this for commercial purposes because of the increased interest by recreational user the f.a.a. is looking and saying do we need rules of road, do we need to look at it and determine what can be used? a the lot things coming out. f.a.a. various other organizations including at the state level are entire arbitrary and that's the problem. the technology is being used all over the world for so many different purposes, different altitudes including higher than 500

our thoughts and prayers go on ut to the families of those killed wednesday evening, the church and people of south carolina. i pray every day for this country that calmer heads prevail because there seems to be a growing tension in america over race. like a pressure cooker heating up. we need to get a grip on this and turn down the heat before something even bigger than ferguson, bigger than new york city cop assassinations or bigger than emmanuel ame happens. gofbn on facebook. have a great weekend. >>> good evening, everybody. i'm lou dobbs. the obama administration today clearly acknowledging and demonstrating that whatever her strategy to defeat the islamic state, it is not only incomplete it is not working. defense secretary ash carter testified before the house armed services committee today. he made it clear the pentagon's efforts to train iraqi forces to fight the islamic state is failing and failing badly. >> our training efforts in iraq have thus far been slowed by a lack of trainees. we simply hadn't received enough recruits. of the 24,000 iraqi security

minority described earlier, the rule that no individual can con tribe ut more than $500, for the seats in that election for all combined for all seats in a year. >> that is mccuchin >> yeches it doesn't address the san francisco, it addressed an analogous law. to the ethics and commission, and the board, to enforce that law and the ethicics, commission concludes, on that and the mckuchun decision, is not to enforce that provision, and they haven't in years, since mckucha n this would remove that provision -- if the board decided not to remove, they will continue to not enforce it, unless there is a change at the supreme court level. >> thank you. so i actually -- if we were making the amendments to this legislation they're approved approved. we have to go back to ethics because of the full board, or there is dis

ut not any more. they just completed 3 game sweep in texas. 6 innings. beltre there who knows the persistence is futile. deep off ray. solo homer and great reaction from the kid out there. suddenly has authentic major league souvenir. that's mine. not this bases loaded. roddick base hit to right. eric and steven both score. they have won 5 state now and inch out of the al west tell bottom points ahead of seattle. guy ran through the wall on minor league game. wall don't break like that in t majors. angel learned the hard way. shield known as big game james, big game today. 2 triple when essences triple he sketches out the long stride. panic scoring the long stride. panic scoring. last time they did it was 19. almost blew a lead. padres score 6 runsn the 8 but buster poses the deal. 3 for 5 with 3 rbi and giants take 2 out of 3 from san diego 13-8 victory. >> nice. all right thanks larry. 7 news continues now on le on twitter on facebooknd all your mobile device with our 7 news app. next newscast at 4 7 news app. next newscast at i'm home. evything's fine

. >> cole hamels -- >> ut-oh. >> pitching. because was i wrong.hillies hit the road for an eight game stretch and they begin three game series witness reds. cole hamels dop ninety-eight the reds. he was on the mound for the phils. the phils started scoring in the first period. ryan howard doubles to right field driving in ben revere they'll take a one to nothing lead. in the fourth the phillies down three-one. carlos ruiz is with the blood pressure single to right field. asche and galvis score. they tie up the game. cole hamels had never lost to the reds. all good thing come to an end. ivan de jesus his his first career major league homer. the reds beat the phils six who four. the phillies are in rebuilding mode. tonight the phillies had the tenth pick in the major league draft who did they pick? >> with the tenth selection of the 20mlb draft the philadelphia phillies select short stop cornelius randolph from griffen high school in griffin georgia. >> cornelius one of the best high school players in georgia in 17 games this year he batted .528 wit

so road impacts early tomorrow morning, it's the best time to get ute. it's a green light there. then a cautionary light and red light by late tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow evening with the thunderstorms, the flooding the ponding, the low visibility all that we'll have to deal with. try to get out early if you have some errands. 74 to 77 degrees between 1:00 and 4:00 p.m. tomorrow. it's during the afternoon our temperatures go up a little bit. if you want to exercise i would get out early in the day, as early as possible. between 4:00 and 10:00 p.m. this is when our heaviest storms are going to coming through, when we've got the chance really to see the flooding and some of the high gusts coming through. here is a look at your future weather, folks. here's 9:00 a.m. just some showers around the area. watch what happens, though as we get to the 4:00 hoyer. you're going to start to see the worked red, yellow around quantico quantico. that's where the pockets of real thunderstorms are going to start firing. some of that heavy rain around 2 and 3 inches. and look at the rain coming

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