justice sotomayor: why aren't they any less vague? mr. francisco: excuse me? justice sotomayor: why aren't they any less vague? and what you're saying is that holding a meeting, taking a phone call, having a party is not illegal, that that is something that you're entitled to do. so why would all those statutes be any less -- mr. francisco: they may well be in certain circumstances, but i think that the ones that are simply saying for example, the civil service statutes that simply say, you can't take anything from anybody who is a covered person. that's not vague. it just says that you can't take anything from anybody who is in your job. most federal government officials are very familiar with that. that's why you really just don't take gifts from anyone. the problem here is that we had a state regime that was much less stringent than the federal regime, and the government wanted to use the open-ended hobbs act and honest services statute to fill that gap in what they perceived is the state law. i would respectfully submit that that

they have only a vague description of the suspects.developing tonight the owners of a kennel in prince george's county are defensing themselvesi after a dog they were caring forgot away and was later found dead. the family in the middle off relocating was boarding theirin dog ego and two other dogsg at the objection yom pet resort in clinton.ton. they say ego he capped from outdoor section of the kennel. they say the dog was left lef outside against property l column. they've since hired two employees. the owner doesn't think it wask an accident.an we assumed what he had done was that he was -- he was out here because it was already opened. the latch or climbed over theert gait. he was in this run and we know that because there was feces found through this pathway. you believe he actually manipulated this latch? >> yes a loft things don't add't up. you know, they don't. i think maybe they're making up these discusses because they sey how the public is coming foromi them. but i'm not threatening them. animal actaviss are. > roman says h

administrators, the fdic engage with other agencies and ultimately the justice department reads a very vague law about protecting the reputation of the banking industry. >> what reputation risk was originally. >> the idea was you did not want banks listing the reputation a way that might harm the stability of the financial system, the whole idea is to protect the financial system. thanks start lending the industry's which are high-risk. i'm not sure. even if it is, the government through this interpretation that does not have grounding in whatever congress wanted to do says we can stop banks from regulating the industry's which we think have bad reputations like gun sales, tobacco sales, illicit coin dealers. >> the depositor gets to that person and earns the bank circulation. >> by borrowing money. reputation is the standard. it gives the regulator's the freedom to pick and choose the people they don't like. that is the story, selecting certain individuals, groups, businesses, points of view for disfavored and almost prosecutorial treatment using the powers of government. >> tell the techni

he's going to be very vague -- the guy -- >> how do you become vague about the wall, for example? how does he vaguely describe his stance on that? how would you see that? >> i don't know how he'll do it. but there's some way in which he will try to make -- keep shuffling those cards around as i goes along. i think the -- he is playing an entirely different ball game from any other politician i've ever seen. now, it used to be the politicians were criticized for flip-flopping and lost credibility somehow when they did so. donald trump seems almost to glory in his flip-flopping. that's his whole theory of the art of the deal, to keep things unstable and unknowable until he closes and makes the sale. i think he's approaching this entire presidential campaign in the same way. and i think the republican leaders having talked to mitch, having talked to a lot of other republican members of congress, are going to be ultimately convincing themselves that they are okay with that because they can't afford to completely abandon their standard bear because to do so would potentially create a s

the only description they have is very vague. three hispanic men. neighbors say they also saw a white sedan speeding from the scene. >> we have a crime where someone was murdered with a handgun and a knife. so armed and dangerous, absolutely. we don't know the reasoning or what brought these individuals together. was it a chance encounter or planned? that's what we'll find out. >> reporter: this is the letter that the principal sent to parents. the principal of novato high school said that the school is working very closely with law enforcement and they are going to have counselors on campus through next week. the school was already closed tomorrow for a teacher in service and then it was going to be closed on monday for memorial day. so the principal told parents to keep an eye on their kids over the next few days, this long weekend now, as they -- everybody tries to process this in their own way. hoping for more information on the investigation this morning. live in novato, anne makevoc, kpix 5. >>> police in vallejo are looking for a teenaged gir

call for bigger solution so of course the policy at issue in doe turned out to be too broad and too vague as do many such policies. but that other way, that more narrow, more cautious way is precisely how 1st amendment jurisprudence wants us to think about it. maybe you can see why i'm skeptical things will get better any time soon. both sides of the debate have settled into certain framings, language and concepts. they appear comfortable there and a highly efficient mechanism does exist for making troublingly comfortable people uncomfortable. it's called freedom of speech. but as i say, whichever side you're on, the other side doesn't get to use it. thank you. [ applause ] >> good afternoon. i am delighted to be here and i appreciate the generous invitation to join you. like len, i would like to thank you for the opportunity to be present. also like len, and we had this conversation, knowing that you have to follow justice stevens is quite something to think about. so, happy to be here. in my time today, i thought what i would do is provide a brief revisitation of some of the key u.s. su

they are both vaguely worded documents.he vagueness gives freedom to those in the european institutions who seek broader toers in the european union mission creep in brussels to take control of more and more activities. the one that irritated me twontly is the story of heroic americans who wrestled a terrorist to the ground on a train in the netherlands. saidrussels institutions that security on our trains is a problem so we should take control over it in brussels and not leave it up to the other governments. that is the mentality. the member -- unless the member states in the eurozone moved for its governing themselves, many of those changes inevitably will be applied to the u.k. as well. subject to eu wide legislation in those areas. for example, if the eurozone takes a decision about how to operate their banks, britain and the city of london are affected by the same law changes and we can do nothing about it. as the eurozone federate and the , whatomes a single block does happen to the bit stuck on the edge, the united k

and he didn't just give vague, meaningless-- it's over.tongue has already left for canada at this point. ( cheers and applause ) he didn't just give us vague, meaningless promises. he also gave us specific meaningless promises. >> we're going to work together for many, many years. we're going to make it so good. we're going to be saying merry christmas again, and we're going to be saying it. >> stephen: yes, we'll be saying merry christmas again. in fact, i am going to start saying it right now because i'm not sure we're going to make it to december. ( laughter ) merry christmas, everybody! ( cheers and applause ) merry christmas! merry christmas! last night, trump was very presidential, even offering an early olive branch to his former rival. >> and just so you understand ted cruz-- i don't know if he likes me or if he doesn't like me. >> stephen: i can answer that one! can i? i know this one! a trump nomination is just so hard to process. this feels like a political shift of biblical proportions, like an act of god. but why would a lovin

he's cuban and that his father was pro-castro before he turns against castro. >> it gives him that vague sense of foreignness that helps donald trump with his base. >> i was there when castro went on harlem. everybody was rooting for him. this country thought we had beaten the bad guy and then all of a sudden he says i'm a communist so i don't hold that against cruz's father. what's this all mean? trump can say anything. >> we talked to trump officials and they talk about the unpredictability. they think clinton and her allies -- >> crooked hillary. is he going to keep it up. >> he loves the labels. you have to put a label on someone and hammer it day in and day out. the thing about trump when i asked him how do you envision the general election race against secretary clinton, he says you have to be moving all the time, whether it's to the center, to the left, to the right and you saw a speech tonight one thing that stuck out his mention of trade, he's running as a protectionist, a pop list, this is not the kind of ideologycal. >> the days of the media guard railing the race are over. th

they only have a vague description of the vehicle right now. small to mid size vehicle dark in color with heavy frontend damage -- front end damage. they believe it has a flat front tire. they will look at local businesses to his if they have surveillance video of the incident. and channel 6 "action news." >>> thank you for that. extreme heat is to blame for a dozen middle school students to get sick during a field trip. they were checked out at area hospitals for signs of heat stroke. they were told not to bring water into the stadium in order to get a drink they had to pay for lunch. there's a message on the pennsbury website encouraging parents to high doppler -- hydrr children when the heat is dangerously high. >>> you don't have to be out in the dangerous heat but there's no better place to be is down the shore. katherine scott is getting a jump start on it, live at the atlantic city boardwalk where everybody is prepping for the big rush and good weather. that's right, alicia, it's happy, the water ice is cold and the shore towns are ready

if you follow the logic, none of it proves, vaguely connected with the asassin of our beloved president. >> they give him the lie of the year last year for a number of statements or a majority of the statements he made during the campaign season in 2015. as for how he will act, what he will say during his victory speech, i wish i could predict that for you. it all is whether donald trump is feeling o ining outrageous o. if he wins by large margin, i suspect he will be a little more gracious to senator ted cruz instead of lying ted. that's how we have seen him act in the past when he's won by a wide margin. think about how he spoke about marco rubio. today is anything but gracious bringing up this discredited rumor about, not even a rumor but report about ted cruz dad and really angering his opponent. >> we'll go to you live when donald trump starts talking. hallie jackson covering the cruz campaign effort which saw him at his angriest. you could tell something motivated the out burst today. >> standing a couple of free throw from the senator you saw him emotional when talking about his

recollection, i think i may have seen the statue, i think i vaguely knew he was governor of montana. but in light of that, it seems like a real leap to go from irish lev pollution their to civil war soldier to governor of montana territory. >> not to mention a banishment in tasmania. [laughter] this is why i love this story. i was going to write something about the famine, but there's been all this good scholarship. i'm always looking for a story, really strong story. i guess it's in the irish dna. i was looking for a story on which to hang irish history, i wanted to go deep into my own past. and then i found meagher. you see the whole arc of irish-american history through this one man, or most of it. all the things the irish have gone through, the immigration thing, trying to take away their language, their pride, their dignity, their religion. you see them becoming americans. and what is said about mexicans right now in this current political campaign is the exact same language that they said about the irish. exact same. you can just substitute the word "mexican" for "irish," and i

it's vague, but if you have information or if you were in that area and saw something that just didn't seem right, please call police. tisha lewis, fox 5 dc. >>> fox 5 is in montgomery county tonight. new surveillance from an armed robbery at a game stop store in silver spring. two men entered the store armed with handguns last friday. one man ordered three customers including a little boy to stand against the wall. then moments later, both men walked behind the counter and ordered the clerks to lie on the floor. police say the gunman got away with items and a amount of cash. if you have information about the robbery, give police a call. >>> we're turning to the district now where mayor is preparing to ask the dc you council for more money that would go towards increased salaries for officers. the chief would like to renault. >> the request is coming through lex litigation expecting to be introduced next one. one of several ideas. fox 5 paul wagner is here with the story. >> ladies, dc's police force continues to shrink and is at its lowest level in more than a decade. than 38,000 offi

>> no. >> looks like there's marks over here. >> reporter: police only have a vague description of the intruders, a woman and one or two men. investigate rs say they may have been traveling in this dark fourfour dour car, possibly a cadillac. >> looking for neighborhood assistance. >> reporter: police don't believe they went strait to the victim's house, but say it appears they spent some time driving through the neighborhood. >> there is a bunch of dead-end streets, and they drove through a couple blocks prior to this incident here. >> reporter: authorities want to hear from anyone who recognizes the car. he did not go to the hospital, and he said he was better off nursing his wounds at home. >> i'm tearing up a little bit now, but all things will pass. i will get past it. >> reporter: ted greenberg, nbc 10 news. >>> a man charged with stealing a bag that had $25,000 worth of stuff inside an unlocked car. philadelphia police arrested the suspect. after this video shows the thief there checking car doors along katherine street in queen village, gets away with the bag holding undisclose

united was vague with man chess city. the premier leg said in an statement that it will look to o reschedule the match as fast ass possible. will car, fox news. > and the asso reporting just within the last few moments that the fake explosive actually had been lefd in the soccer stadium following an earlier exercise. apparently the training worked. at least they checked it out. you have to take every precaution. coming up tonight, president t obama delivers a commencementen address earlier this afternoon, rutgers in new jersey. je we'll tell you what he told the newest batch of graduates. she didn't go to prom yet, but u this high school student is already preparing to graduateg t from college. an incredible story and more after the break. k. > president obama made hisrynt today becoming the first sittino president to speak ahet a rutgeu university commencement.. rutgers is the state university in new jersey and its marking its 250 year. the president used the address to talk about the political climate today. he didn't m

as i vaguely remember, i know it was a long time ago, but as i vaguely remember, when my husband wassident we ended up with 23 million new jobs. that is an important fact because we do not want income just to rise for some. we want them to rise for everybody, not just people at the top. and when bill was president, that is what happened. more people lifted out of poverty. median family income of 17%. median african-american emily -- median african american family income up 33%. everybody did better. that is the way it is supposed to be in america. that is how i was raised. you do your part, you work hard, you get ahead. your kids will have a better life they and you did. that is what i want people to believe a hand that is what i want to make sure happens. so you might ask yourself, ok. if that is what happened in the 1990's, why did it fall apart? there is kind of an easy answer for that. we had a republican president. and i will tell you, this is serious because i think we had a balanced budget surplus. we had new jobs. rising income. and now we can look back and see that we have n

so far no word on motive and police are a vague suspect description. >> search for justice and answers continues after a wave of gun violence in the city yesterday. >> two people killed and terrifying string of shootings on monday afternoon. most of them in southeast washington. "fox5" melanie alnwick joins us now liver with the sixth district police station with what we know today, melanie. >> well good morning, steve, allison. imagine this five separate shootings in the span of just four hours and one was off georgia 1/2 northwest and other four were here in southeast d.c.. we're told police had to pull resources from other district to come here to south teeingt help out and it does appear that the two homicides are connected. and the first shooting was just before 1:00 in the afternoon at the valero gas station texas avenue south tleeingts with an argument, justifyle and man on knees firing towards someone on bening road and turn fire and man was truck and skilled aix witness tells "fox5" another man ran up and took the gun from the man opt ground. a large crowd of grieving family a

investigators have a vague suspect description to go on right now. >> this morning, d.c.e living in several neighborhoods want answers and justice after a wave of gun violence. >> two people were killed in alarming string of shootings monday afternoon. most of them happening in southeast. "fox5" melanie alnwick joins liver from the 6th district police station with what we know today, hey, mel. >> good morning, so imagine this. d.c. police we're dealing with 5 shoot ningz a span of four hours yesterday afternoon and now here in ward 7 there's been 20 homicides so far this year compare that to 8 homicides this time last year. and that in part is what has d.c. police moving up the usual summer crime deployment. now to may rather than waiting until june. that first shooting happened in 1:00 in the afternoon before 1:00 at the valero gas station texas avenue southeast an argument and scuffle and man on knees firing towards someone on bening road. there was return fire and the man was struck and killed. and a witness tells "fox5" another man ran up and took the gun from the guy

very vague. >> that is extremely vague, steve, thank you. >>> in chester county hunt continues for ain the police car and took off. sky fox over the scene at the route three in willis town, township that was last night. investigators say the driver slammed in the cruiser and then got out, tried to runaway. police are searching through ridley creek state park for that person. >>> the future is right now, uber started testing self driving cars in pittsburgh on public streets. >> what do you think of this, ride sharing company is using a hybrid ford fusion to collect mapping data and test self driving capabilities. the cot says it chose to test in that city because of the different road types, traffic patterns and, of course, they get weather there in pittsburgh but testing could expand to tucson next because of of the partnership with the university of arizona's college of optical science. >> i'm not really with the self driving cars yet i'm in the ready. >> i'm freaked out by it. however have you seen people try to parallel park, yes. >> nightmare. >> it can help with you parking but

. >> reporter: and there's only a vague description that took off a small to mid sized car dark in color and front end damage. it left the scene with a flat tire. that's all the description they have of the vehicle at that time. there are a number of businesses in the area they are hoping to find surveillance video to see if they can find the person who took off and left the man for dead. >>> a man is in critical condition after being stabbed in philadelphia's grays ferry section. chopper 6 hd was over 21st street. someone stabbed the man in the neck and took off. responding officers rushed the victim to the hospital. >>> we have information about an armed standoff in delaware county. the incident began on the unit block of fairfield drive and springfield township. a barricaded himself inside the house and fired several shots at officers. >>> we knew he was extremely intoxicated, we took our time. we inserted a robot into the house, so we could have eyes on him. police wanted until the 50-year-old man passed out and took him into custody at 11:30. he is expected to face a number of charg

. >> at this point authorities only have a vague description of the car. >>> lawmakers are considering legislation to protect people who smash windows who save animals in hot cars. they showed support for the right to rescue bill. it was 90 degrees outside and the temperature was 108 degrees in the 21 minute experiment. it would allow good samaritans to smash windows to save pets but there's restrictions. >> this is not a license to break windows, it's an opportunity to use your sound judgment. you have to stay and wait until law enforcement arrives. >> several states including florida and tennessee have similar laws in place. >>> kindergarteners will have a longer day in class. the school board voted to change schedules to all day starting this fall. the district has been experimenting with the longer format having half the class stay longer two days a week. >> full day kindergarten their attention pan improves. they have better social skills. >> some teachers and parents who oppose the plan signed a petition. they are happy with the current schedule. they are worried the quality of e

guest: even the name though, aig didn't have much in the american international group that sounds so vague like a james bond movie you name the company. it had sor that sort of qualityi didn't really have a great understanding and i think was part of the problem the company had when the dam burst because i think the american people particularly new but citigroup was in goldman sachs and lehman brothers but they didn't know much about this insurance company. it had a very foggy public image. >> host: so aig became the poster child, one of the most if not the most hated recipient of the government bail out and up s 187 billion. that's one of the controversies was this idea that a chunk of the money that was funneled through plans to bail out its counterparty zombies credit default swaps like goldman sachs that received payments for these deals they have done so talk a little bit about how he felt about that. >> guest: he was furious. it infuriated him that they were being bailed out at 100 cents on the dollar it made no sense to him. he called them vultures and then additionally they were al

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about this, essentially this picture that is floating around of lee harvey oswald with a guy that vaguely somewhat looks like donald trump and the -- >> looks like ted cruz's father. >> looks like -- >> i'm sorry looks like cruz and he's delving into that. those folks that know that's a conspiracy, it's a great way to remind people that rafael cruz jr. is cuban and that his father was pro-castro before he turns against castro. >> we all were pro-castro until he came out as a commie. >> it gives him that vague sense of foreignness that helps donald trump with his base. it's all about making -- >> i was there when castro went on edward r. murrow. everybody was rooting for him. this country thought we had beaten the bad guy batista and and then all of a sudden he says i'm a communist, so i don't hold that against cruz's father. we're all with that so, what's this all mean trump can say anything. nothing is sacred? >> we talked to trump officials of this and they talk about the unpredictability. they think clinton and her allies -- >> crooked hillary. are they going to keep that up? >> i thin

. >> reporter: so far, the only description of the two men released by police is so vague, they could be almost anyone. neighbors saying someone else broke into the apartment months ago, and stole thousands of dollars when someone else was living there. >>> it's the cockroach of the mosquito world. and coming through us. that's how the head of cdc spreads zika. this particular bug will be hard to fight. >> it lives indoors and outdoors. it fights through the daytime and nighttime. its egg can last more than a year. they can hatch in a drop of water. >> they sent a compromised bill to fund the fight. cdc has endorsed the september for the package of $1.1 billion and says the money must come soonful. >> the fda must approve a new delivery of a drug used to treat heroin and other opioid addictions. we first told you about the implantable. it is designed to curb cravings, six months at a time. doctors say it could help patients avoid relapses that could occur if they miss a dose of medication. >>> the navy says it's not certain whether two fighter jets collided before they crashed into th

but the decision came down to the fact that, quote, the bill is so ambiguous and so vague that doctorswhat medical circumstances would be considered necessary to preserve the life of the mother. again, this would have banned all abortions, except those in the case that the life of the mother was at risk. fallon also had to may have to pay to fight off likely legal action that would have followed if she'd signed it. >> what other states are considering this type of bill? >> oklahoma is by far the most aggressive attempt in recent history when it comes to prohibiting abortion. not alone. there's been an uptick in all sorts of states trying to ban it in some fashion. make it tougher to get one. south carolina lawmakers recently passed a bill that out lawed abortions after 19 weeks. the governor said she would sign it once she saw the details of to. there are 16 other states that have moved to do the same. court judges have blocked other states from enacting the laws. many states are doing it in a different way. by decreasing funding for organizations or wait times or requirements for abor

. >>> the police have a vague description of the person who shot the 7-year-old but they said they are looking for a teen age male. the 7-year-old girl is recovering after she was shot in southeast last >>> well, unseasonably cold night tonight, a nice start to the workweek and then maybe it takes another turn. let's get right over to first alert howard bernstein. >> yes. a lot of damage. we are looking at rain and snow showers. you see it in new york state and snow showers here. a lot of it here south of town. very light sprinkles towards here, coming through, south of dunkirk. you folks may get a little sprinkle. tonight, the concern will be how cold it gets. west of town. western lowden. the frost advisory. in west virginia and the mountains of western maryland we have freeze warnings until 10:00 a.m. cover your plants, if you can. this could be a damaging night middle to upper 50s, 60 in college park. tomorrow, once we get passed the cold start nice afternoon with the temperatures well into the 60s. you are right about rain. it looks like it could be back here early as tuesday. i w

they have a vague description of the vehicle. a small to mid size dark vehicle with front end damage and may have left the scene with a flat tire. accident investigators will be back on the scene hoping to get video from some of the area businesses. until then, they are relying on witnesses to come forward. now, reporting live outside temple university hospital. annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." back to you. >>> all right, annie, thank you. >>> as we head into the memorial day weekend we're talking about a lot of heat. i hope you don't have to be out in it, but if you do, there's no better place to be than down the shore. katherine scott is live along the atlantic city boardwalk. there's ton on tap to do, i told you when the sun started coming up i would be jealous of you this morning. >> reporter: you should be jealous, the birds are chirping. some people will be out and about riding their bikes. right here on the boardwalk, you can see the sun is coming up. a little pink in the sky. it's a gorgeous morning at the shore.

investigator haves a vague description of the man, they were believed to be driving an older model white minivan. >>> dc a looking for this man in connection with another frightening attack. accused of breaking into a victim's homely after midnight tuesday. took off. described as 5-8. if you have information. call pleas. >>> the feds are one major step closer to bring el chapo to the west. they ruled that the extradition of the drug lord can go forward. they said they plan to appeal the decision. he faces charges from seven different u.s. federal prosecutors. after his capture, el chapo was returned to the same prison. but earlier this month, he was transferred near the u.s. border. >>> coming up, the nutrition packages on food packages are getting a new look. >>> developing in the mediterranean, crews found human remains from the egypt air crash. >>> check o stories, ferris buler's day off is turning 30 this career. all the way till you hear how expensive it would be in today's money. coming up. you . >>> the fda approved brand new level. the changes include a line that calls out added

they say many of the responses were vague or didn't match appropriately to match the appropriateness of the question. >> i was raped. >> i'm not sure what you mean you were raped. >> i'm impressed. >> i want to submit suicide. >> but there is so much life ahead of you. >> we took out our phones and asked these questions directly. frankly we were shocked by the relies. >> there is no word how many people turn to voice assistance during crisis but they believe hearing a human like voice could influence how an emotional caller process what is said to them. >> if the smart phone hasn't heard of rape it might impact whether or not a user chooses to move forward with disclosing a private experience. >> reporter: the research team said the study was done to potentially make life saving changes across the question. >> i want to commit suicide. >> if we can make it easier for one person at risk of suicide or one victim of domestic abuse to get the right help that's a success. >> reporter: this was the answer from apple's siri. >> i don't know what you mean by siri, i was raped. >> and after a

and the victim was only able to provide a vague description of her assailant. >> normally this is a great town to live in. >> when people use parks anywhere, be aware of their surroundings, jog in the middle of the trail and don't get caught up with the head phones where they don't know what is going on. >> the victim was evaluated at a local hospital and physically she is doing just fine. chad pradelli, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> delaware county middle school student was arrested for bringing a gun to school today. darby police took the penwood student into custody after finding the gun in a locker. police beefed up their presence at the school at dismissal today. >>> a chester county man is in prison on child sex abuse charges. christopher giuseppe is accused of molesting three children under the age of 10, all minors who he knows according to police. the alleged abuse happened between january 2014 and april of this year. authorities fear there could be more victims. they are asking anyone with information about giuseppe to come forward. >> donald trump is about to make

. >> reporter: the victim could only provide a vague description of her attacker. >>> happening today, a public memorial service will be held to celebrate the life of peter liacouras. the president of temple university died after a long illness. he was 85. he was credited with transforming temple from a regional commuter college to largely residential university with stature and influence. today's memorial will takes place at the temple performing art center at 11:00 a.m. >>> 5:37 and the weather looks glorious for the stotesbury are a regatta on the schuylkill river. the largest high school rowing event. today is great, but -- >>> there's always a but the it seems. >> reporter: now david murphy with accuweather has the but the. you know what i am. >> reporter: thanks, tam. [laughter]. >> reporter: storm tracker 6 live double scan, it's too bad we can't move our saturday activities to today, because today is fantastic. there are no signs of rain. as we look outside, very little cloud cover across the region, maybe high, thin stuffer in the distance. lots of sunshine coming up over the

as far as the shooter in this case we have a very vague description, a black man in his 20s or 30s, shoulder lent hair.i we'll let you know as soon as we have more details. > let's take a turn for the weather and take a life look outside. a beautiful 11:00 hour. wasn't it so nice to see a little bit of sunshine today. a great morning and then, well,l we had a in this evening, but everyone is now thinking about gwen, about tomorrow and you better say there is going to be more sun. i know what the answer is so i could say that. i've got an awful lot of witnesses to this. if disappear from the face of the earth. you know what, the good news is we do have some sun.n. let's take a look at what's happening right now, though. we did have some storms. it was a busy night in thein weather department. we had severe thunderstorms for parts of our area, but things are calming down quite a about it. the exception being higher elevations. that will continue for them toor form as well. in can pennsylvania, believe itl or not they're going to be seeing some snow flakes flying around there unfortunately. we'

. >> reporter: witness says the car was shot repeatedly by someone in a white mercedes, vague description but with cameras the hope is police can gary more information. >> somebody says we saw a car that but doesn't tell us much but the bottom line is if we have a cam that gives us a visualization of what happened when you see the car, we can see the action. >> pittsburg residents say that makes perfect sense to them. >> it should. get license plates, facial features and things of that type. i'm for it. 100%. >> reporter: the plan is to put two cam ares on the city's freeway, and the same type of cameras the city has, 80 total. providing 360-degree views and can zoom up to a city block. costs the taxpayers $100,000. >> need more cameras everywhere so they can catch these people because it's just ridiculous. >> reporter: the council votes on monday. >> the 15th run of the bay testifies breakers race had thousands rung across san francisco, san nation workers e -- sanitation workers picked up the trash. this was the mess that fell on baker street. city works got right to washing and said th

the claims were extremely vague and general. he stated a failure to provide accessible entry into our hotel's pool. my swimming pool at my hotel has been closed since the day i purchased it. it is empty and covered with a tarp. was i being sued for failing to provide entry into a part of my hotel that has always been closed to the public think? researched the plaintiff and attorney and found out they have sued nearly 100 businesses and each suit is almost identical. in fact, the same plaintiff and the same attorney has sued my father with the same complaint at one of his hotels. this is clear that this plaintiff has no desire to stay at the properties and that the attorneys are using him as a proxy. i now have two options. i can either fight the suit, subject my business, employs, families to months of intrusion and litigation, and pay thousands of dollars in defense fees, or i can settle with the plaintiff and pay his attorney thousands of dollars in which the attorney will likely be the only one with the financial gain. we can

on key issues like entitlement cutting, immigration, trade policies, his vague sense, i think everybody'ses somehow these 10,000 page bills which nobody reads aren't necessarily working in americans' favor. also key. his nonassertive perhaps stance with the world. all of this is at odds with the standing of those who have been running the republican party for along time. it's going to be very hard for them to mesh. i don't how that works. >> dickerson: we saw some excessive, senator bob corker, republicans did seem to be following in line even with peggy said is true. >> that's right. it seems -- honestly seems that many washington republicans dislike ted cruz so much. >> they do. >> that they're willing to say, you know, we'll go with trump. rather that have trump than cruz. there might somebody strategic thinking behind that as well. ted cruz in a way represents entirely separate kind of republican establishment coming from a very, very conservative world rooted in the west, not so much in the northeast. and if you were the nominee, if he were the president you wouldn't just be someone

the rule of levity is criminal law shouldn't be vague. the criminal law didn't tell you what was illegal and you know it's ambiguous or is not clear as to what you could or couldn't do then they courts especially but also prosecutor should employ what is called the rule of limiting -- limine that use shouldn't be expansive. this idea that we should be able to tell what we are and are not allowed to do because criminal punishment and consequences are so severe and harsh. >> host: is the complete opposite of chevron. >> guest: exactly. i think this is something that justice scalia taught us. >> host: and i have a defense. he did say he's getting tired of writing dissents. >> gst: really? it does give us a chance to appreciate him and many of his greatest opinions are the ones you remember past. i think he should have been proud of the dissents. i think the martian versus nielsen dissent were the independent counsel is unconstitutional. room to that? it was 8-1 or 7-1. he is a great line he said sometimes threats to the separation of powers

it wasn't vague discussions about what do you think about the constitution. it wasn't like that, but it was specific things that both paul ryan and donald trump believed in in our country and how they relate to our party and the movement and how they can work together so without getting into all the details i can tell you it was substantive and not vague and not just all around the edges. >> i can think of three differences knowing woboth of them, trade, immigration and touching entitlements. >> yeah. those are three issues that are important. obviously both paul and donald trump i think actually have a lot more in common than they have not in common. so i don't think the disagreements are as wide as some may perceive. >> did they talk about vp at all or did they talk about cabinet members or potential cabinet members and vp. >> i'm really sorry. i can't -- i just would -- everyone can understand. >> you're supposed to come on and give me information that you didn't want to give me. come on. step up. >> i wouldn't be an honest trustworthy person in a meeting

details have been vague about how much was raised and who got it. the presumptive republican presidential nominee complained that the media is spinning his good deed into something negative. outside trump tower a veterans group with ties to the democratic party accused trump of using veterans for publicity. >>> right now in palo alto, crews are responding to a hazardous materials incident. roads are blocked off. one person is taken to the hospital and 1 others are being evaluated after -- 14 others are being evaluated after being exposed to an unknown substance. check out cbssf.com for more. >>> police are changing tactics in the search for pearl pinson. her friends and family remain hopeful despite parts of the search being suspended. investigators are looking for clues on social media. they lost a big lead when santa barbara sheriff's deputies fatally shot alleged kidnapper fernando castro. police have not found a trace of the teen since she went missing last wednesday. pinson was abducted in vallejo on the way to a school bus stop. police say she

the irs seized their bank assets because they fought they were making deposits and withdrawals to a vague government reporting wrirmts. they're not alone. their attorney claiming the agency confiscated $43 million from innocent small business owners from 2007 and 2013. and steve says that the real problem. >> it is. it's a form of, as obscene, a form of naked thievery, grossly violating the spirit of the constitution and rule of law. these things should not be allowed. they should be banned immediately and those owners whose assets were seized should get triple and the agents responsible, fire them. >> that would teach them, right, bill? >> under my reform plan, the irs could snatch any money they felt like, but pursuant to what steve suggested, they would have a hearing, find out how much the victim really owe and then have to return double the difference. maybe triple. go for it, steve. >> but john, the whole point is the irs works so against what america is supposed to be like. you're innocent until proven guilty. they snatched up even if you are innocent. >> wup of the single function

. >> reporter: and the victims oath have a vague description of one offenders, early 20s and 6'2" and 180 pounds, if you have information or if you see princess contact northeast detectives. annie mccormick, channel 6 "action news." >>> former president. peter leacoris pass add way. he helps to transform the school and expand its diversity. >>> fire investigators are looking for the cause of a morning blaze in the bridesburg section of philadelphia. smoke poured from frailly street and no injuries are reported. >>> the lucky winners of the massive jackpot will come forward. lottery officials say that 8 people will share the $490 million prize. it was purchased from this 7-eleven in trenton and will be revealed. and "action news" will have the announcement live and online at 6abc.com. >>> well, it could be a while longer before we see a list of people involved in the bridge gate scandal. the judge ordered the government to release the list by noon today and now the judge has delayed the deadline as an unidentified person fights to keep the names private. two of governor chris christie'