because now that cheerios are gluten free, violet, and many others are enjoying their first bowl todaygood evening. kevin durant left okc for golden state for opportunities just like this. game one tipping off tomorrow at oracle center. k.d. have superteam around him with lebron james and his team the cavaliers. puts enough pressure on himself to perform without anything we say. and james says whatever pressure k.d. feels, everybody feels. >> if i don't play up to my standards, that's when i get upset. >> all in the same boat, fighting for the same trophy and goal. no more pressure on k.d. than me, klay, we got to be ready. >> may have mentioned this a few times. tip off, and we have pregame and postgame show with highlights from oracle aarena. >>> world series. cane versus scherzer and nationals in the series finale. 13 pitches in, here it comes, there it goes. 3-0 nationals. kaine settled down. buster posey. husband and wife play. no communication. eduardo nunez scores from first. i thought you said you got it? other than that scherzer struck out brandon crawford three times. 3-1 nat

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this is violet. she's been waiting for this moment for awhile. a moment other kids wouldn't think twice about. her first bowl of cheerios. because now that cheerios are gluten free, violet, and many others are enjoying their first bowl today. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. >>> we are learning more about the suicide bombing in kabul, afghanistan, killing nine the and injuring over 400, a sewage truck loaded with explosives lou up during rush hour outside of the highly protective section of kabul where many government offices are located. most of the people killed and injured were civilians including 11 u.s. security contractors injured, leaders of afghanistan and pakistan say they will continue to fight terrorism. in the past each blamed the other for not doing enough against the terrorists along the common border. >>> the federal government says it will not revoke the permit in the rally and the free-speech rally scheduled for sunday being held in a park that is owned by the u.s. government. the mayor of portland wants the rally canceled afte

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this is violet. she's been waiting for this moment for awhile. a moment other kids wouldn't think twice about. her first bowl of cheerios. because now that cheerios are gluten free, violet, and many others are enjoying their first bowl today. >>> a bay area animal shelter facing criticism tonight that it is poorly managed. >> some say they are concerned about the animals' welfare. the i-team dan noyes is here with an exclusive investigation. dan? >> alma and dan, the contra costa animal shelter in martinez has nearly 300 dogs with a thousand more animals coming in every month. critics say shelter staff seems overwhelmed and that too many healthy adoptable dogs are destroyed including at least one by mistake. >> i'm at the martinez shelter. >> i started volunteering. as i went to the shelter to adopt a dog. >> reporter: she saw peaches on a rescue group's website. when she got to the shelter -- >> found out that the dog that i came to rescue was put down hours before. so, i went to the parking lot and cried. >> reporter: more determined than ever,

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this is violet. she's been waiting for this moment for awhile.ent other kids wouldn't think twice about. her first bowl of cheerios. because now that cheerios are gluten free, violet, and many others are enjoying their first bowl today. >>> it's >>> a bill approved by the state assembly would bar police from helping federal drug agents from using this bill will go to the state senate. >>> a recall to tell you about now at 5:54. toyota is recalling 32,000 tacoma pickups in the u.s. because of a stalling problem. toyota has not said if the defect caused injuries or accidents and it said it will mail owners and fix it for free. >>> and walmart wants employees to drop off packages on their way home from work. they are matching online delivery addresses with the routes workers drive. walmart is testing the program in new jersey and arkansas. >>> a young girl from the central valley is coming home now with a national title. >> she knows what it means. >> m-a-r-o-c-a-i-n. >> is that correct. >> congratulations! you are the champion! >> that's 12-year-ol

this is violet. she's been waiting for this moment for awhile. moment other kids wouldn't think twice about. her first bowl of cheerios. because now that cheerios are gluten free, violet, and many others are enjoying their first bowl today. >>> an abc 7 news was in san carlos yesterday where the fourth annual biggest little air show was held at the hiller aviation museum. jets, drones and radio controlled aerobatic helicopters took to the sky. the airport runway was closed to regular traffic for a couple of hours because of the event. >>> military members who were injured serving our country are putting on an amazing display of strength and ingenuity in alameda this weekend. the valor games are for any veteran or active duty service member with a disability living in the western part of the country. the goal to introduce adaptive sports to attendees. it includes archery, swimming, cycling and power lifting. the games began in chicago in 2011 expanding into three additional regions, including the bay area. the valor games on coast guard island in

this is violet. she's been waiting for this moment for awhile.use now that cheerios are gluten free, violet, and many others are enjoying their first bowl today. but the way we watch it is not. so, let's do something else. like what? like, watch tv wherever. what's that supposed to mean? it means, anywhere. in a car? yep. oof. but not like that. like this. oooh, family boat trip! yeah. and check this, record as many shows as you want. what? what? i just got chills. i know! tv, like, made for us. finally! finally. yeah. finally. ♪ wait, that's way cheaper than cable. >>> so what do you think of the place? >> i think we're staying in the middle of a [ bleep ] closet. >> you can't put a bed in here much less two. >> you can fit two sleeping bags here plus you have access to a full kitchen, shower, toilet, all semi-functional. >> we'll take it. >> are you [ bleep ] serious? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's jim carrey's new show "i'm dying up here." it's on showtime premiering june 4th. this is -- you made a show about a subject matter that's

of less than a half a century taught our parents and grandparents that national borders must be in violet that international trading relationships created not only peace and a community-based on shared aspirations and standards was not only desirable but ssential to our very survival. that deep yearning towards lasting peace led to the creation of international institutions essential to this day. with the nations of western europe together with the transatlantic allies the united states and canada and their foundation. >> and how we can organize ourselves. canadians play a pivotal role. the canadian delegation was instrumental in tracking provisions of the fledgling international monetary fund and the international banks for construction and development. a few years later in 1947 the canadian played a leading role in geneva that led to the development of the general agreement on tariffs and trade a precursor to the wto. it is a canadian who is generally credited as the principle author of the declaration on human rights which was adopted by the u.n. general assembly in 1948. that was the

that's your expected overnight low. 53 for violet. and atlantic city with 55 degrees.oatesville 52. showers could be getting here late sunday into monday. i don't expect a washout. but keep the umbrellas handy early monday. here's the ten-day. we're going to stay a little bit cooler by the middle of next week. upper 80s, possibly to 90s. >> it will feel like summer. >>> the phillies' glory days feel a long ways off right now. things have been going from bad to worse. let's see if a young starting pitcher can help turn things around today in philly. sglmplt new information on the breaking news we continue to follow overseas. police in england investigating what they're calling a major incident near london bridge. at least six people are hurt. after a van drove into a crowd of people near the bridge. police are treating people on the scene right now. and people have been told to run away from the scene. witnesses say a driver was going nearly 50 miles an hour before plowing into the crowd. this all comes, of course, after the deadly attack outside of an arena in manchest

the mistakes he made were mistakes of political judgment to violet the justice department policy and he got into it with loretta lynch. there was probably an error with her having such a longest rushing with that long discussion with president clinton on the tarmac. comey felt that he had to take certain actions in leadership positions to show that the fbi was independent of any collusion that might have existed between clinton and lynch. i don't know that there was, but i think he did what he did because he thought it was necessary and his up ringing of doing the right thing. i thought it was wrong politically and i think it cost of the election, i think it through the election. there were questions about secretary clinton's character from the clinton foundation and the way that money was raised and action was taken, some of which interface with the state department. the possibility that she could being underictment, investigation all-time, indicted, locker up, those things turned a lot of people on the cusp over and said we can't have that. they voted for what they thought was the

guy as well he's got hits in his head because he was standing looking at the guy like this and the violet you hit him here that's what happened my older brother called me divine there's a guy i was driving divine and potentially try to crush the people while they're having their coffee we just came out from the prayer time we were having short break so you know and then we pray at night two of my cousins got injured seriously and they have been taken cost because i tried to speak to them to the police and say you know to know about this situation the police could not confirm that this my relative if they had been passed away or been taken to hospital. so far what we heard this from four to ten people. you know and when the police when did people have to rush to the man was driving the van they did bring him out the police came by the time they're putting him into a van i've got. you know he was raising his hand like sort of in a victory you know what the what the totally stock that you know is down to the most. well the investigation into this incident is being carried out by the countert

six police officers have been injured in london after a protest against police brutality to violet four people were arrested there. just as the police the said rubbish bins on fire as well in some places. was over the death of a twenty five year old black man after a traffic stop in london the demonstrators claimed he was brutally beaten by offices six days later in hospital. is carried banners reading black lives matter in the chanted slogans against racism in police ranks the police say they're investigating the incident. saying the u.k. to big day coming up promised the trees a may is due to set out the rights of citizens living in britain later today as she sees it however some in europe already dissatisfied potentially on offer after breakfast that they're looking for firm guarantees for the future of the millions of e.u. citizens in the u.k. my first impression is that the u.k. so far is below expectations. that it's risks worsening the situation. but before when they go to allies the offer line by line well sort received on paper and threats of walking away from the deal are alre

red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo, violet. >> i know them, i do. >> i know you do. you're both matching in green today. had a great time yesterday, doing a public appearance folks in the golden trian lot of people had a chance own yard. they take great pride putting together beautiful flower boxes in the area. the heat is on with a theme this time around. some great looking planter boxes around the downtown area. if you haven't had a chance to get there near the world bank and such, beautiful area there. i will be posting pictures on my social media platform as well, instagram forecast for you on twitter @chuck bell 4. there it is. rising sun. 5:45. sunup today, down at 8:37 this evening. current temperature is 63 degrees. light northwest wind keeps humidity in check the next day and a half or so. tomorrow it will be back to 90 degrees. friday is the day you notice humidity back. look at the numbers. 48 in frederick county, 50 in frederick county, 63. planning out the day. look at that. not hardly a cloud to be found. sunny and warm today. temperatures in the upper

the ninth circuit court upheld the ban because trump's ban violets federal immigration law.onfident the ban will be upheld by the supreme court. >> tonight on the anniversary of the orlando nightclub massacre. >> plus, the plan to cut down on panhandling while helping the homeless. >> and the world is losing the battle of the bulge. cecily? >> the heatwave will peak tomorrow. after that, i'm tracking falling temperatures. i'll explain in the forecast. >> the phillies pick their first draft pick. ducis rogers will tell you about the young man. plus, when "action news" continues. ♪ ♪ for years, fios has been promising fast internet to small businesses. but for many businesses, it's out of reach. why promise something you can't deliver? comcast business is different. ♪ ♪ we deliver super-fast internet with speeds of 250 megabits per second across our entire network, to more companies, in more locations, than fios. we do business where you do business. ♪ ♪ >> in orlando, florida, church bells rang 49 times today, once for each person killed in the pulse nightclub massacre. >> on

ernest wouldn't put him in an institution because he was so violet that he thought -- violent that he thought the attendants would hit him. so they -- and hemingway slept on a palette outside his room. lasted about six weeks. strangely enough, this is traumatic brain injury for you. he was, he had some shock treatments, and he was absolutely cured. never came back. so, but hemingway, yes, he was a heroic -- he was heroic, you know? when he was called to be when he stepped in. >> toward the end he's living in idaho, kind of moves to catch 'em, and i was moved by the psychotropic drugs. he was being treated. he had electric shock -- >> yes, many. >> they went to mayo x it was pretty intense. but he knew it, everybody knew it within his circle. and that was pretty fast slide, wasn't it? >> yeah. and nobody -- i think this happens a lot with mentally ill people who aren't in -- everybody thought minute else was taking care of it or hoped that somebody else. and he was taking competing drugs. he was on something that was the equivalent of author zien, which is really hard core. it was heav

jim comey is for shrinking violet, and has a back bone and was fbi director when i was working with thecy. he is not afraid to take the stand. this is a man who probably truly was caught off guard with what he was asked to do. it's unbelievable that the president of the united states would come in and suggest you back off of an investigation that would involve the crux of the national security and that is our relationship and the communication with the russian government. so i think it leaves the fact that he is a real man and you can place some stock in the fact he went through a real experience and this is what he said and how he dealt with it aat the time. we see it with victims of crime, people say why don't you push back, why don't you fight, they're caught off guard. >> republicans are pouncing on this, and the language, saying he would hope he would let flynn go. making the assertion that is not necessarily a directive for james comey. >> they're making allegations, regarding stopping the investigation, two is this argument as to why comey didn't stand up to him. it was even wors

he is no shrinking violet.rying to hide grapes as he said in the meeting with the president. if it is enough to write the notes, why not push back against the president if you believe speaking truth to power? why not go up the chain? why not alert people like you did with the clinton investigation? >> i keep hearing this word timid thrown around. reading through the opening statement, it looks like he is being careful. i can understand where that care comes from. here he is as someone who is sworn, like i did as a former cia officer to defend the constitution of the united states. not the person or the president. the constitution of the united states. most of the time, there is no conflict between the two. you hope you are never in a situation where a conflict arises. it did several decades ago when the watergate probe. that is not something that comes up every day for intelligence officer or law enforcement official. he was feeling that conflict in that room. he thought my job is to defend the constitution. is

offers consist of the pink drink, the ombre drink and the two newest drinks, matcha lemonade and the violetnk. >> this mark assign of the times. for the longest times, starbucks stayed with what they knew, coffee, cappuccino, latte. now they're diversifying, making acquisitions >> i'm not sure they look that healthy. must be a lot of artificial colorings in some of those >> perhaps >> by the looks of things. >>> the eurozone must reform or die, that's the headline of one of our op-ed picks must-reads coming up >> as we head to break, a look at u.s. futures. the dow pointing to a lower open by 68 points keep an eye on the nasdaq, down 1% in emprarket trade. "worldwide exchange" will be right back >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchange." i'm wilfred frost along with seema mody time for our must-read stories my pick is in project syndicate. the eurozone must reform or die. the question now is how to maneuver the eu out of the wet cement which it is stuck in. though many european politicians are loathe to admit it, the status quo is not sustainable. eventually there must be significantly great

our state tree is the red oak, the purple violet is the state flower, the honey bee is the state and sex, and the state bird. we are in the galley. it was built in 1891 by james moreland, who was a member of the assembly. the chamber features the edison chandelier hanging right in the center. it was installed by the edison lighting company. weighs over 5000 pounds. what occurrede is here in the chamber -- our first transcontinental phone call from new jersey was placed from this chamber to the new jersey exhibit at the world's fair in san francisco. on the walls we have portraits presidentst and 16th . both presidents had trenton connections. so washington's trenton connection was as general george washington fighting the title of trenton. he crossed the delaware river and marched the army to attack the hessians and british soldiers. lincoln visited the statehouse as part of his famous inaugural train trip. his train journey took him from springfield to washington and he stopped in many northern cities are much towns, and hamlets, as well as state capitals. in new jersey to address t

my new friends, jaron, scarlett, violet, and wyatt. >> good morning, america. what's up?our guides from rei discovering why it's so in to get out. >> how did you guys feel about that experience? >> awesome, i liked that. >> fun. >> loved every moment of it. >> is the key to get them involved? >> absolutely. what are you interested in, it's hot today. let's go paddle boarding, kayaking, just getting them outside in whatever activity they really find interesting. >> reporter: rather than thinking of a technology as a barrier, embrace it. apps from rei and the national park service can help you find the best trails near you. as for us, we're heading into the woods. >> here we go. ah. that's going to leave a mark. oh, we made it. was that tougher than you thought it was going to be? >> yeah. >> kind of. >> i have to tell you, this is just a warmup. guess what we're doing next. right there. the rock climb. >> reporter: after a quick safety lesson -- >> i am ready, are you ready? >> i'm ready. >> i'm ready. i am ready. i feel like a warrior. >> reporter: one by one our young ou

we prosecutors are not shrinking violets, mr.n around for a long time, if he didn't understand the president he should have said mr. president, exactly what he was saying. the president said one thing. he said he took it as something else. if they had a misunderstanding between them, so be it. but it seems like mr. comey should have cleared it up. if indeed, he thought the president was directing him to get rid of the investigation, he had a whole suite of stuff he could have done. whatever it is, you have the president according to mr. comey saying one thing and mr. comey taking it another way, hope is a whole lot different than directing him or even requesting him to make the investigation go away. >> the president through his attorney denies that he ever asked comey to let the flynn case go. i guess for people who watch today it's going to boil down to who they believe. james comey or president trump? >> i don't think you have to do that, i think you need to read the president's words. he uttered 28 words, according to comey,

the heatwave will last for another few days across england and wales, doctor violet rays high at thee thunder showers working across northern ireland as we go through this evening, otherwise another uncomfortable night ahead, these are temperatures at 10pm, still into the mid—20s. for tomorrow, some thunder real rain across the northern half of the country, southern areas, much of the country, southern areas, much of england and wales, plenty of hot sunshine, probably the hottest day of the current heatwave, temperatures up to 34 degrees and if we get that, it will be the hottest june day for 40 years. this is bbc news. iam i am rachel schofield. the headlines at 3pm. the chancellor, philip hammond, has told an audience of business leaders that the government wants to manage migration after brexit, but not shut it down. i am confident we can do a brexit deal that puts jobs and prosperity first. that reassures employers that they will still be able to access the talent that they need. jerod coyne, who stood against len mccluskey, says he has been sacked by the union. barclays bank and

. >> we prosecutors are not shrinking violets. jim comey is a smart guile and tough guy. if the president said to him, i hope a certain outcome and he takes it a different way, it's incumbent on him to say, president trump, exactly what are you telling me f the president then said i direct you or order you, comey's got a whole suite of things he can do. he could say i'm not going to do it or kit. >> even if there's no legal basis for an obstruction of justice charge, was it appropriate for the president to tell the director of the fbi when there's an criminal investigation underway involving michael flynn, let it go? i hope you let it go. forget about whether or not there's enough to file a charge, but was it appropriate? >> i guess appropriate is in the eye of the beholder. >> what do you think? >> i wouldn't have done it but that doesn't mean somebody else wouldn't. look, this president -- >> why would the president -- why would the president even say that to the director of the fbi? >> you'd have to ask him. wolf, i'm not going to speak for him. the people of the unite

gentleman with a helmet in our story, julie, because he believed perhaps things could have gotten violetarrest, but we'll monitor the situation around the country. julie: all right. bryan llenas, thank you so much. kelly. kelly: well, the dust is still clearing from james comey's senate testimony as the former fbi director spoke out for the paris time since he was fired last -- first time since he was fired. tucker carlson among those saying comey's goal was simply removing president trump from office. >> as of 8 p.m. eastern time tonight, donald trump is still the president of the united states, and that means that on the most basic level comey's testimony failed to achieve its goal. make no mistake, removing trump from office was the goal. kelly: well, weighing in on this issue, amy tarkanian, she is a former nevada state gop chairwoman and was a national delegate to the republican convention last week, and pablo is a former dnc staffer and co-founder of k street media. so -- >> good afternoon, kelly. kelly: good afternoon to you as well. let's begin with how do we address the situatio

free speech on campus and for controversy speakers there has to be consequences to his sponsor and violet. now that they're not and has been you create a situation or you're essentially inviting it back. >> to get back to the question about the various different kinds of folks that involved, i think it's been extremely unfortunate that we go from milo and colder and end up with charles wright because i see them as rather different cases in terms of the issue of quality, who should you be listening to, and should you engage with if you disagree. and my children something from. because colleges and university and the teaching and learning business. so i think in terms of someone like ann coulter, let's eat it up a prioritizing process going on, some races would like to invite an ann coulter. some real says i think she's kind of a self-promoting lightweight who has a dreadful mean streak. this is why and then you bring forth something she's written and said to both to your view but someone else might say no,, look, she's had some worthwhile things to say that we can really learn from, and th

the drugs can destroy a person's life in many, many ways even though when it started, it's not violet. but the -- violent. but the person, at young age, they start to take drugs, their whole life is doing them. they cannot make good marriage -- [inaudible] so i think, i want to ask you you think the people can age out of crime? i mean, are they just being robbed of their life? >> no, i mean, i don't -- it's not a question of what i think, it's a question of what the data show. and the data consistently show people age into and out of crime. it's not an opinion. it's a fairly well-established sociological fact. i mean, there are persistent offenders who persist, but they're a very small fraction of that population. and, yes, we are a fairly safe country, although to be fair, we're about the middle of the pack for europe except for lethal violence where we're off the charts. if you want to avoid being killed, go to france, germany, spain, portugal or england. but that doesn't change the fact that we could do better and that prison is not the way to keep our crime rates low. there are be

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the lack of a linkage between nonviolent islamism and jihaddism with the violet islamism.of linkage which was the media, universities, others contribute saying, oh, no, no, it's just the terrorism. it's just the extremism. it's not the underbelly of ideology which is the problem. and that lack of connection between all of the precursors with the final step of radicalization is the problem that we don't say, oh, it's our problem because they were going to report just when they want to put on a belt. no. long before he puts on the belt, he starts to hate america, hate our military, hate what we do. that is what our community's in denial about dealing with. neil: all right, thank you very much, american islamic forum, the founder and the president. >>> all right, there's a big apple event going on right now, some are saying tim cook is telegraphing some goodies to come including an alexa-type device. maybe a preview of coming attractions with the new iphone, this as the company suffers a rare downgrade by pacific crest. it's slightly weighing on the stock, of course, which ha