this is blaze walton.ount the story, but he wanted to tell it starting from the beginning. the two brothers just paid and were standing in the checkout line when they saw something strange. >> what is the first thing you hear or see that's weird? >> everybody looks to the main entrance and we all look as well. everybody. and then a loud sound happens and three people go flying. that's when people realize what's going on and they run. >> three people go flying in the air. >> they just fell backwards. it was scary. >> did you think it was a bomb or something? >> i thought it was a bomb at first but when i heard the two gunfire sounds i knew it wasn't just a bomb. it was something else. >> he knew he had to protect himself and more than that, he knew he was responsible for his younger brother. >> you grabbed your brother as fast as you could. >> yeah, and just ran. >> were you pushing him? >> yes. >> you didn't want him to see anything. that's hard -- that would be hard for me, hard for a grown up. >> yeah. >

walton encourages hunters to become more educated about the alternatives.kent walton/hunter "they are beautiful birds. if i can help prevent them from getting lead poisoning when i'm out hunting by using nontoxic shot such as steel, bismuth, tungsten... i'm happy to do that."raptor recovery rehab is determined to preserve our national bird. these two eagles here will soon have a new home.betsy finch/fontenelle forest raptor recovery"two are out in the big flight pen right now preparing for release probably within two weeks. i'm hoping." (justine) and a horse trailer filled with immigrants caught by border patrol... we'll tell you how authorities stopped the entire operation right after the break. (jr) and a devasting chemical attack in syria left dozens of people dead... how the syrian government is responding coming up (jrstone) in southern california... multiple people were injured when a horse trailer they were traveling in overturned. (justine) as matt boone reports... more than a dozen people were arrested in what authorities are calling a human trafficing operation. it was a win

commissioner walton? >> one, you know, i want to thank commissioner -- or president mendoza and president cooke for bringing the resolution forward. this is a conversation that we've been having for a while in community and with the board of education and with the district, so it is long overdue. but i also think this represents the commitment of this board to make sure that we provide specific and static opportunities for the groups that have the biggest gaps in the district. so i'm excited to see us continue with the specificity like we do for our black learners, like we do for our minority learners, and as noah mentioned, actually carving out our nhpi community. that's important. and just the last thing that i want to say as i talked at about last week's meeting, it's important that you leverage what's out there. i always want to say on record, the role that they need to play as we continue this work within the district and our city for all of our populations that we're working with and targeting and s

thank you so much commissioner walton. >> when does the term end? i'm sorry. >> for those three individuals or -- officially jewe july 31st, 2018. >> this is your last meeting then? >> for those individuals, yes. >> the three that are cycling off. deep gratitude for you and for those of you that are staying on to not only help us do this piece b you the merger of what could potentially be an even larger oversight. thank you for that presentation. the next item is 6-2. any appointments by board members? i'm seeing none that are here, but on behalf of commissioner norton who can't be with us tonight, i'm going to be appointing on her behalf laney to the peace cac. if you could add that on behalf of commissioner norton: section c consent calendar. i need a motion and a second on the consent calendar, please. >> so moved. >> thank you. >> i don't see any public comment on the consent calendar. are there any items withdrawn or corrected. >> yes. we'll read those corrections. >> thank you, dr. math he's. matthews. we have corrections. first is the to tota

at the intersection of the junction with walton breck wrote.nd about 50 up to 80 roma fans dressed in black coats and balaclavas walking very calmly and quietly towards that road, past me, past the bbc broadcast vehicles, then they burst onto the street and see that you can see now. one man i spotted was flat on his back in front of the albert pub. i saw another man carrying a hammer. the roma fans for using belts and buckles and throwing projectiles. there were clashes between both sets of supporters. at that point i saw no police but they did arrive on horseback and rushed the roma fans away. it was a disturbing backdrop to the match. what has been the statement from the clu bs 7 what has been the statement from the clubs? 0ne what has been the statement from the clubs? one man is still in critical condition after that attack. what have been the response from both clu bs 7 have been the response from both clubs? and looking ahead to the next leg of the in rome? shana cox, he is in the critical condition and remains that way. he is apt and neu

estimated a child under the age of five dies every ten minutes there and he arms trade activist sam walton told me he believes the us is complicit in the war to them and has been suffering at the hands of saudi bombardment for over three years now and it's an absolute outrage that the u.s. the u.k. as well continue to arm with saudi arabia and you know that really makes the u.s. and the u.k. complicit in the war crimes that are coming in yemen there's definitely going to be opposition we saw a couple of weeks ago bernie sanders in the senate led a motion to stop arming saudi arabia full stop and that narrowly fell so there would definitely be opposition to it which is good news but really you know there can be no moral excuse for u.s. u.k. complicity and what's going on in in yemen at the moment no excuse. meantime thousands of people of the yemeni capital sanaa have been running against the saudi led coalition's bombing campaign of a country a protest also said that condemned the raping of a yemeni girl by a coalition soldier that incident was confirmed by a number of non-governmental org

walton beach, florida. today, a minor chance of severe weather today town in areas of georgia. we have some good stuff out there today, phillip, some beautiful weather, too. >> sounds good. >>> jeff just came on. inbound to j.r. smith. his shot is good. >> if anyone was going to hit that, it would be j.r. smith, right? he has a knack for doing that. that was a 70-foot buzzer beater in the fourth game of the cavs playoff series against the pacers. the shot sucked the life out of the home crowd as cleveland went on to win tieing the series at 2-2. >> j.r. smith probably would have taken that shot even if there was 20 seconds left. >> he would shoot it in the next possession. >>> just ahead, breaking news to tell you about about the royal baby. >>> plus, michael bloomberg is putting his money where his mouth is. show me the carfax? now the car you want and the history you need are easy to find. show me used minivans with no reported accidents. boom. love it. [struggles] show me the carfax. start your used car search and get free carfax reports at the all-new carfax.com. brushing o

think about the waltons and honeymooners. those shows are successful in part because people like to see them sells represented on television. howie: the themes like pregnancy surrogatesy. after the 016 election they sat around saying we need to understand the country better between the coasts. and clearly this show was more popular in markets like tulsa and cincinnati. carley: this show was talked about a lot, too. not only did it get 18 million viewers. it got 15 tweets were second. and it was most of successful in tulsa, cincinnati, pittsburgh and chicago. i don't think it was so many of a political thing we are seeing, it's about location. middle america wanted to see themselves represented on tv. and so many other shows like the kardashians. howie: president trump raises roseanne at a rally saying it's about us. people who identify with donald trump he sees as part of the roseanne family. carley: democrats and republicans made to watch it and cut back on the political jokes or agree to disagree like they did in the season

. >> reporter: coach luke walton even gave him the game ball. >> hell of an opening night, man. >> thentry cheering on andre tonight. thanks for watching here on a wednesday night. i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. good night. good night. >>. >>> family of four on vacation mysteriously disappeared. >>> our next round of stormy weather has arrived. i will show you where it is and where it is headed in just a moment. >> giving people control of their information and how they set they privacy is foundational to their whole service. >> highlights from facebook's founder on capitol hill >>> live doppler 7 showing you the slow and steady movement of rain. i am dan ashley. >> and i am ama daetz. tonight's storm ranks one on the storm impact scale. it is a light storm. >> let's check on its progress now. look at the conditions on our mt. tam. the rain is already falling there. >> clouds above our abc7 news studio in san francisco. >> dry roads in san jose for these drivers. but again, not for much longer. the rain is coming. >> weather anchor spencer christian is trac

that was walton—on—thames in surrey. but we have seen more cloud and some rain in some areas. some storms last night. those have cleared away. this is the main cloud, pushing its wake eastwards and behind that we are drawing in this cooler and fresh air. in the warmth in the south—east and east anglia, there's the chance of one or two sharp showers, but they won't last long. 0vernight, most of the showers will be across the northern half of the uk. they become fewer overnight and we have clear skies. westerly breeze, and much cooler and fresher night. five to 7 degrees and it should be a comfortable night for sleeping. no thunderstorms this time. as we head into the week ahead, we are back to normal, ready for this time of year and that means temperatures around the mid—teens and there will be some sunshine and it means having some showers around as well. there could well be a little bit of rain coming in on monday. we are looking into the atlantic and this is where our weather is going to be coming from over the week ahead and that weather front is pushing in towards the uk.

this is fort walton beach. you can see it moving across the waterway, picking up, flinging debris. the waterspout eventually made it to land where it uprooted trees and damaged buildings, even tearing the roof off of one building. luckily no people were hurt in this. >> you see that path there, and both of you are native floridians so you've perhaps seen things like that. >> waterspouts, far away, it's kind of cool, but when it comes to shore, it's a tornado. >> yeah. i looked at the information. it's rated an ef-1. winds of 73 to 112 miles per hour. across the bay, a lot of sunshine this weekend and now things are starting to change as we head into this week. hope you enjoyed that sun. look at this. it's a new rain chance developing out here in the pacific. it's going to take some time to get here but we'll have more on the timing coming up in two minutes. let's get to the thing that's impacting us the most and that is the fog right now. if you've been outside and you're near the coast, you know what i'm talking about. low clouds in the north bay all the way through the san franci

assistance with a child under five dying every ten minutes and he and straight out to miss sound walton thinks the us is complicit in the war them and has been suffering at the hands of saudi bombardment for over three years now and it's an absolute outrage that the u.s. the u.k. as well continue to arm with saudi arabia and you know that really makes the u.s. and u.k. complicit in the war crimes that are coming in yemen is definitely going to be a position we saw a couple of weeks ago bernie sanders in the senate lead a motion to stop arming saudi arabia full stop and that narrowly fell so there would definitely be opposition to it which is good news but really you know there can be no moral excuse for us u.k. complicity and what's going on in in yemen at the moment no excuse. when we watch thousands of people in yemen's capital sanaa have been rallying against the sound of the led coalition's bombing campaign the protest also condemned the raping and a yemeni go by a coalition soldier. for my brazilian president lula da silva has defined a deadline to surrender to police he's been sen

of assistance with a child under five dying every ten minutes and he arm straight out to miss sam walton believes the u.s. is complicit in the war. yemen has been suffering at the hands of saudi bombardment for over three years now and it's an absolute outrage that the u.s. the u.k. as well continue to arm saudi arabia and you know that really makes the u.s. and the u.k. complicit in the war crimes there in yemen there's definitely going to be opposition we saw a couple of weeks ago bernie sanders in the senate led a motion to stop arming saudi arabia full stop and. no relief so there would definitely be opposition to it which is good news but really you know there can be no moral excuse for u.s. u.k. complicity in what's going on in yemen at the moment no excuse when we were asked thousands of people in yemen's capital sanaa have been rallying against the saudi led coalition's bombing campaign the protest also condemned the raping of a yemeni girl by coalition soldier. now the u.s. has impose new sanctions on russia targeting twenty four officials and business people as well as fourteen

walton beach. it flipped over boats as well. and pushed around and damaged a city pickup truck there left in the parking lot. the waterspout knocked down trees and utility poles, broke windows. there are no reports of any injuries. >> always amazing to see one of those pop up in the middle of the water out of nowhere. >>> all right, we all love the movie "home alone." but a 12-year-old in australia may have one-upped kevin mccallister, and his parents aren't laughing. >> drew, not his real name, was upset his mom told him they couldn't go to bali in indonesia. so he did what any kid would do, snagged his parents' credit card, convinced his grandmother to give him his passport, and hopped on a flight to bali. >> of course he did. drew even booked himself a hotel room. he stayed four days, until police tracked him down and mom and dad went to indonesia to pick him up. >> that flight back home must have been interesting. >> here's the thing, drew was interviewed after all of this, like yeah, you know, it was good because i really w

walton beach, florida. and the moment the twister blew through. just incredible pictures over the weekend. parts of savannah, georgia, are under water. that rain moving up the east coast tonight. and meteorologist rob marciano tracking it all for us. >> reporter: hi, david. we've had a couple of tornado warnings in metro atlanta, so, we know the storms are there. this is a large system, multilayers. slow-moving, as well. we're going to see heavy rain, that will get up into the ohio river valley, as well. eventually into jersey and and d york city. potentially three to four inches of rain from charlotte to roanoke, so, potential for flooding there early tonight and in through tomorrow afternoon. >> rob, thank you. >>> and from london tonight, a more welcome headline, the newest member of the royal family. take a look. kate with her new son, and right beside her, that photograph of diana, a lot of comparisons today, given the color of the clothes and holding the baby. that was harry, by the way. and look at this from today. big sister charlotte comi

scott walton from the department of homelessness. and public works. >> we are appreciative for the award and thanks to spur and city government for making this possible. the port of san francisco provided a central water front center with a home and a place for us to assist the persons experiencing homelessness. the three of us would like to thank elaine forbes the port executive director for the nomination for this award. tom carter has the support of the special projects director and brad benson and the division. i also want to say tom as you noted in the video participated in the shared efforts of gaining and maintaining the support of our site neighbors. we want to thank the doi dogpat association. and it's amazingly functional and i think think paul as the lead architect and leading the landscape group including many people and wanted us to appreciate the construction work of the ddr construction and treaty construction and the design space modular. their work brought this together and it's a beautiful space floating on top of a

. >> reporter: coach luke walton even gave him the game ball. >> hell of an opening night, man. >> thentry cheering on andre tonight. thanks for watching here on a end with night. i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. good night. od night. >> announcer: live where you live. this is abc 7 news. >> it's clear now we didn't do enough to prevent the tools from being used for harm. it was my mistake. and i'm sorry. >> are you willing to change your business model in the interest of protecting individual privacy? >> congresswoman, i'm not sure what that means. >> some tough questions today, two days testifying before congress appeared to take the toll on the ceo mark zurg berg. looked tired at times as members of the house peppered him with questions. thanks for joining. oom larry beil. >> and i'm ama daetz more on the facebook hearing in a two months. but first weather. >> it looks beautiful behind us. that's about to change. i want to give you a live look outside from the moun tamm and east bay hills cameras. >> ooh. >> that's a different picture. that would be dark a

let me talk to claire walton, research manager from this. ok.speak to their gp or pharmacist. it's something we should be thinking about in the long term because there are safer alternatives available in most cases. you said a 30% increased risk. available in most cases. you said a 3096 increased risk. up to 3096, depending on the drugs. 3096 increased risk. up to 3096, depending on the drugsm 3096 increased risk. up to 3096, depending on the drugs. it could be 196, it depending on the drugs. it could be 1%, it could be 30%, depending on the individual and the drugs they are taking. helen, you are a gp. you would potentially people —— you will potentially have people coming to you after hearing this research. they are taking some of the drugs, perhaps, what would you say to them? i would tell them not to panic. this is good, high quality research. it adds to what we already know about various drugs. some of them seem to be associated with a higher risk of dementia but we don‘t have proof of it causing dementia. that is important to understand. s

replace a republican with a guy who so right waiting he makes genghis khan look like grandpa walton. they never have a plan. always seeking to replacing that work, free market, a border, president with crab. communism, socialism, identity politics. tofu. no wonder everything they touch and suffering. if history was our guide we would build a wall around them. but last and never least, the former first lady compared donald trump to a bad parent. >> eight years that barack obama was present was sort of like having a good parent home and now perhaps we have the other parent maybe it feels fun for now because we can eat candy all day and stay up late and not follow the rules. >> that wasn't a bad metaphor except for the last line. it feels fun for now because we can eat candy all day. what's the candy? is it more jobs? les isis? progress with north korea, tax cuts because of that the candy what does that make donald trump? >> the candy man ♪ ♪ he makes the world taste good. ♪ ♪ candy man. [laughter] [applause] 's let's welcome tonight's guest he's like james bond but with better hair. fo

walton beach, florida. and the moment the twister blew through. just incredible pictures from over the weekend. parts of savannah, georgia, are now under water. that rain moving up the east coast tonight. and meteorologist rob marciano tracking it all, as always, for us. hey, rob. >> reporter: hi, david. we've had a couple of tornado warnings across metro atlanta the last couple of hours. so, we know the threat's there, but no widespread tornado watch boxes out. there is a large, sprawling system. multi layers. slow-moving, as well. we're going to see heavy rain, that will get up into the ohio river valley, as well. then eventually into jersey and new york city. but not really into tomorrow night into wednesday morning. substantial rains across the northeast. one to two inches here. potentially three to four inches from charlotte to roanoke, so, potential for flooding there, early tonight in through tomorrow afternoon. >> all right, rob marciano with us tonight. rob, thanks, as always. >>> and from london tonight, a more welcome headline than the

swirling water spout at fort walton beach, tornado touching down in louisiana.s healthy in-flight snack turns into a tough reality to stomach, $500 for bringing an apple through customs, she got the fruit on delta flight and threw it in her bag for later which ended up being searched h. >> he had asked me if my trip to france was expensive and i said, well, yeah, you know, well, it's about to get a whole much more expensive aafia charge you 500. heather: unexpected fruits cannot come and delta should have warned her. southwest aerolines canceling flight for engine inspections following last week's deadly explosion. tracee carrasco here with the latest, good morning, tracee. tracee: southwest canceled flights to do inspections on the engine that was involved in last week's deadly accident. on friday regulators said that there would be about 700 of the same type of engines that needed to be inspected because of this to make sure everything was safe, southwest said that they would be completing the inspections over the next 30 days so we have not heard if there wil

. >> i'm kamala walton, transgender inter sect project. i want to echo support and lift up that we want to encourage everyone on the board to honor the city's commitment to divest from the jails and commit the next three years of declining people locked in cages for re-entry, support needs, and other community-based resources as recommended by the working group to reenvision the jail replacement project. i want to name that it's really important to acknowledge that while you are trying to tackle all of these different issues, it's really, really, really important to listen to the people that are being impacted, the young folks from earlier and if you are invested in building out the future of the city, so that the people that are here can still be here, it's important to ask folks what they need to feel safe not just if they feel safe because a cop is on a block. i, myself, don't feel safe when a cop is on the block. it is deeper than needing to get to know the person that has a gun that's trained to put me in a cage. it's important to loo

walton beach into the bay. another tornado across southeast louisiana yesterday.e video. you can see the winds whipping and the damage being strewn about as that tornado came through. we have a lesser risk today but a flood risk across northern georgia. the start of the appalachian trail including asheville. for some of the carolinas this is actually needed rain, a slow mover and could see three to four inches in some spots and will get up towards the northeast later in the week. some snow across mauna kea, the higher elevations of hawaii, the big island. and today, across parts of the west, we're looking at a ridge-building. so warming up. temperatures getting close to 100 degrees in palm springs. this weather brought to you by weight watchers freestyle. we need to help more tocalifornians get ahead.d, that's why antonio villaraigosa brought both parties together to balance the state budget with record investments in public schools... and new career training programs. as mayor of la, he brought police and residents together to get illegal guns off the streets and

we met them at the superintendent and at the time president walton and i sat with them and a great conversation about who we are, how special the school district is. i think it is really going to take all of us to not only highlight what we do on a regular basis but to really put that information out there. i think that is what we don't do very well is really highlight the achievement of the district. in all of the places we go if you think about how much we get from voters through the city and the investment we get from philanthropically and corporately, it is significant compared to others. to your point there is a lot more. a lot of corporations don't have foundations or what they want to give for. we went over with kaiser to talk about putting a provider in willy brown because that was something they could do. there is a variety of things we have been trying to do to approach this. the other thing i think is important to note is that, you know, for those that have been around for a while if you recall we had the every child can learn foundation. this was kind of basically a flow through acc

. >> commissioner walton and they be commissioner norton? >> thank you, commissioner mendoza mcdonald. thank you for the presentation. nice change of pace with the powerpoint. just two questions -- well, three definitely related to the topic here on the slides, and then, the third one just to get legal offset with me for going off topic. if we look at the first slide where we talk about areas of improvement, what do you mean by transfer system? >> so when a -- when a student is transferred from -- switches over -- from, like, elementary to the after school program, going from one program to another. >> and then, just a question for leadership of the district, because i believe we have other eed enrollment sites because 55 franklin. i think there's one at everett and somewhere citywide. just out of curiosity. how is that possible and how can we do more of that? >> we can work directly with epc to see that -- i can get back to you with an answer on that question. >> good evening, commissioners. think minnie ahshad, chief of the early edu. we h

scott walton from the department of homelessness. and public works.

. >> i don't know if it's a two-way communication. [ laughter ] >> commissioner walton. >> thank you, president. first of all, i want to definitely thank the committee and the district staff for your work on this. this is actually the best advisory committee in the district. i'm not saying that just because i used to serve on it. [ laughter ] >> but just one question, do we only have two pairs on special assignment, or are we just saying qta only pays for two psas to attend? >> we're funding two from qtea. that's not a district-wide limit. that us diddent us did -- doesno that. >> i want to thank you because i think as we look at all the reports over the last couple years, that this has been the most protective in discussing the carryover. what we intend to do with the carryover, i will say to commissioner haney's point, the fact we still have carryover particularly in certain areas in technology and even in some future areas, i would love for us to have some kind of process that says, when we have carryover, it automatically goes to some form of educator compensation. i know we've ta