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they w went out onto t the stree and th thehe police cameme. we learned the reality when they detained us. >> forces loyal to erdogan put down the coup. they jailed thousands of journalists, teachers and other servants. they stand accused of supporting the attempted takeover or at least of disloyalty to the government. many still support erdogan. that is not likely to last. i interest rates have shaken his grip on power. relations with the rest are at a low point. erdogan held the post before h e ascended. >> we will see that in days. >> no one can say windows better times may come. he survived the bank of the coup attempt. >> our correspondent is following the story. she joins me from istanbul. good evening. this is definitely in a comfortable and painful anniversary for a lot of people. talk to me about how the country marked the moment today. >> this has been a very emotional day for people in turkey. july 15 is a public national holiday now. we have seen a number of events commmmemorating the victims ofof ththat dmatitic night. the psident

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w >>> went to welcome you in on this sunday morning. it's 7:00. good morning to you, and thank you for joining us. i'm meagan fitzgerald. >> i'm adam tuss. no relief from the heat today. >> looks like today coul be hotter. want to check in with lauryn ricketts. good morning. >> good morning, guys. yeah, a few degrees hotter than yesterday. not really that bad out there. >> the humidity is the killer? >> yeah, the humidity is not going to be that b. did you like yesterday? >> yeah, i thought it was actually nice. one of us did. >> we will talk about that later. ag >> i know me was sitting at the nats game with the sun in her face the whole time and the angle of that sun, that game was getting going at 4:00, 5:00, woo, yeah, it was good out there. i was in the shade. yeah, but it was bad if you were just hanging out in the sunshine. same dealay. if you are in the sun, grab some shade iebse it's going to be hot. temperatures in the low 90s once again. the humidity is not going to be that bad out there today, as i was saying. we will still have the he

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w. bush but he went to a mosque after 9/11. lot of republicans didn't leicht obama but he tried to bring the country together after the financial crisis. this guy spent no time trying to bring the country together. he has been running a campaign attacking obama and clinton and exacts and everybody else he has no presidential quality. he is divisive to the core. and racist as well. and that's not the way the unify our country. >> he is a occupants he has been considered occupant of the white house and illegitimate since 3:00 a.m. on election night. i left the hotel and there were already massive demonstrations kpeechment on what we will figure it out. >> they wanted to impeach hillary clinton before they got elected. >> they were saying that in october of 2008, rob. >> come on. >> you don't be a hypocrite, don't be a hypocrite. >> i'm not. the hypocrite here is the democratic party that couldn't even condemn omar for her direct remarks which were anti-semitic. >> you have a point. >> anti-semitic attacks. >> what about the other

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she went back and forth w we called bank of america. two days later, lisa got a call, they gave her a check for $10,000 and six cents there on the end. we asked bank of america what happened and where the six cents came from. citing privacy concerns they said we were glad to work with lisa to resolve the matter. we have heard of multiple banks refusing to cash their cds, certificates of deposit. if you have been refused please let us know about it. 888-996 tips or nbcbayarea.com/responds. if you are opening a cd these days, keep every single paper please. >> this has popped up before. >> we've dealt with a half-dozen of these so far, and we're not the only ones. we've heard of cases of this happening all over the country. everybody's got to be on alert. >>> do you love your avocados? they're getting more expensive. the departmenf says the average cost of an avocado costs $2. prices jumped 129% because the u.s. and mexico faced unusually small crop and increasing demand drove up the prices. >>> as we mentioned earlier, today's the 50th a

. >> one woman went on facebook as the shooting before w s this, we want to warn you it may be difficult to watch. >> they're shooting at the garlic festival. they are shooting! they're shooting at the garlic festival. oh, my god. they shooting. they are shooting! >> the woman said he ended up shooting two of their co-workers -- i'm sorry. let's give you an idea of the timeline last night as the shooting unfolded. according to the gilroy police department that first report of the shooting came down at 5:41 yesterday on the north side of the festival. in less than a minute officers responded, shooting and killing the suspect. witnesses did report a second suspect. it's unclear if that person was a shooter or acted in a supporting role. more information is expected to be released some time this morning. abc 7's amanda del castillo was at the festival before the shooting broke out. she had to go through security and a bag check. police and security had metal detecting wands. police say the gunman skipped security by cutting through a fence bordering a creek. >> we're getting social media re

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w. bush, it went up by $7 trillion. president obama it went up another $10 billion -- $10 trillion. so yes, we have been spending more than we bring in. but as a member of the budget committee, and i am a former revenue secretary for the commonwealth of pennsylvania, our revenues are quite healthy. year,venue growth is 7% a in the state, that is phenomenal. when i was secretary of revenue, the most revenue growth we had was 3.5%. our discretionary spending goes up about 2.5%. so everything outside of medicare, medicaid, and service on the debt, and social security i everything else we spend on is going up less than 3%. the problem is the mandated spending, nondiscretionary, is going up almost 20%. so clearly, anyone reasonable and just look at the graphs and see, if we are going to control our spending and truly be fiscally responsible, we need to , as republicans and democrats, work on this together. host: so when it comes to the discretionary side, what should be targeted first? guest: there is no necessarily targetin

w. bush did in 2002 one year before the court went live. instead, we created over 100 bilateral agreements all binding so that other nations would not transfer the personnel to the custody of the international criminal court. unfortunately not all the european friends that would enter those agreements. in late 2017 what we fear finally occurred the prosecutor requested authorization to and castigate and prosecute american military members and intelligence personnel for alleged crimes committed during the war in afghanistan. last year on the anniversary of the september 11 attacks, i had another distinct pleasure of letting the icc know that america would not tolerate such an illegitimate intrusion upon our sovereignty. in april of th year the icc finally backed down and decided not to authorize the investigation which was a win for the rule of law. the international court of outsiders that can second-guess the actions of the personnel during war and is free to prosecute the chain of command up to and including the president of the united st

thes the president of andrew w mellon foundation in new york city, and provost of emerson university. i went back to michigan, i said it's my last gig. my last 10 years on payroll. there are huge societal issues to confront, so we decided to address four of them. diversity and democracy. more diverseward a society by 2044 when demographers say there will be a majority nonwhite population in the united states for the first time. slavery, how do we address how slavery has not only affected the past but also the present. water, not in michigan, not question fromut a the last few weeks, how do we move water from flood prone areas to drought stricken areas? we have the technology to do so. we have not produced the public policy for doing so. and finally, how to address the dignity of labor in an automated world? projections say that by 2030 54 million jobs will eight disappear from the united states, one third of the contemporary american workforce. that is a lot of problems in a short time. >> how does water get put into the mix? prof. lewis: water is also about jobs and social justice. where pe

. >> w >> my brother caught -- i was thinking, i wonder if he went skiing, too. >> one of our photographers, robby bissom was skiing on the morning and on the water in the evening, in the afternoon. it was wild. >> that's tahoe for you. >>> look, whether you were in tahoe or bay area, it was beautiful all around. >> it was a great weekend taken started to cool off a little bit yesterday. we're going to have even more cooling today. this is a liv in peoe already out the door, heading back to work, maybe after a long holiday weekend and the seven-day forecast is coming up at the bottom of the screen. check it out because we will have some changes going into the next few days but at least we can still enjoy the cool weather now brentwood in the low 60s as you head out the door, and we'll stay there through about 7:00. a lot of sunshine, warming temperatures, but the warmup will be slow. at 11:00 we're at 71 degrees. for our south bay, highay we're 79 in morgan hill, and milpitas reaching 74 degrees. for the east bay we'll see some some really nice weather, so our temperatures in the upper 70s

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