. >> i am chasing governor in washington dc and in philadelphia.oday in his remarks in washington dc he mentioned the shooting. >> nothing more important today. the thing, pray for the families of those victims. the good, decent people. >> both about the power of prayer. and he did say that more laws are not the answer. >> laws cannot change this. only the field will have a love of the american people can live those folks no that accident was unacceptable, disgraceful, and that we need to do more to show that we love each other. >> is mentioned of the fact that laws are not the answer is the start of the discussion but certainly that is to be a lot more. >> in great contrast with gun laws, but what was the mood like in the room? >> just a summertime in america. that definitely could be solved the day. the governors are marked seem to be quite help file -- heartfelt been and well-received. bill: thanks, ronica. ♪ bill: "high speed chase" start us off. >> the police department that is apart. he decides. size it up walks away and it does not so fast.

chicago has 440 and philadelphia 418 and washington dc has [inaudible] we have 239, below average. if we increase san francisco just to the the average per capita of cities that put our police staffing level at 2279. those are just 3 metrix showing more than 2200 officer would be a appropriate police staffing policy goal for the city. if anything the number is conservative. the need is there. we have the second highest rate of property crime of cities. oakland is the only city that is higher bases on residence and day time population. i want to be clear, we all want to make our police department as efficient as possible. we all want to make sure that we are appropriately training our officers. we all want the highest standards of conduct for our office by prioritizing and achieving the goals doesn't mean we shouldn't be adequately staffed. colleagues i for years have been hearing from police captains in my district when asked why there are not more beat officers on the street and more traffic enforcement and the answer is the same, we have a shortage of police officers and need mor

burned in effigy and he himself makes the comment that he believed he could find his way home in washington dc to illinois by the light of his own burning effigies. a man was aware of his status. brian: in 1860, what was charles sumner's relationship? mr. puleo: at first he does not believe that lincoln is antislavery enough.

up until his untimely death in january, 1857 he dies of a throat infection in washington dc. there is a huge funeral, attended by the president congressman and senators. then a remarkable thing happens. 26 men from edgefield, south carolina make their way to washington to bring preston brooks's body back to edgefield for burial. they bring it back by boat, they bring it back by stage, horse and along the way, hundreds of thousands lined the streets and towns across the south to pay homage to this funeral procession. preston brooks is as big in that seven or eight month period as john c calhoun beforehand and as robert e lee was afterward. he does not have the historic staying power of either one but in the moment he is a huge celebrity across the south. brian: what happens to charles sumner? mr. puleo: he gets back in january 1860, bides his time for a bit and in june, delivers another major speech on the floor of the senate called the barbarism of slavery where he takes apart the institution of slavery. it is the last major antislavery speech in american history because ther

and then atlanta is number three. >> i-85. >> actual -- tulsa oklahoma, ahead of washington dc, chicagoan francisco. >> wow. >> all of these are ahead of little rock -- >> oh, that's down at bottom. >> but on top of -- i've been this my sister there is -- a great place to raise family -- >> too. not a hater of little rock. >> ahead of boston, new york, and honolulu. >> people that are high made the list. >> the make more sense. the worst cities, providence, knew haven and the worst bridgeport. >> everybody hating on the northeast. bridgeport connecticut the worst. >> it scored really low. the weather certainly is better than atlanta. atlanta is too hot in the summer. >> spring and fall, very nice for hot-lanta. >>> a not to this day in history when we come thanks to the tools and help on experian.com. kaboom... back. shopping online... ...is as easy as it gets. wouldn't it be great if hiring plumbers carpenters and even piano tuners... were just as simple? thanks to angie's list now it is. start shopping online... ...from a list of top rated providers. visit angieslist.com today. hi, i'

mark: it's a huge lose for the establishment in las vegas and in reno and washington dc.t is a huge loss for jeb bush. it's a huge win for rand paul. i'm not predicting this, but i think today, rand paul is positioned if he reaches his potential to win the first four states. that is a big deal. he will dominate caucuses if he reaches his potential. john: i know you are not predicting it, but i would give you some very, very, very big odds that rand paul will not win the first four contest. as you know, caucuses are about organization and identifying voters that have not necessarily voted in the past, finding core supporters who are enthused and committed. people who have organizing strength benefit from caucuses and rand paul is one who has that possibility. this makes nevada much easier for him that i would have been a primary system. mark: he benefits particularly because this is an event that harry reid created to help his party. they do it recently in iowa because i have a tradition, but this event will probably be poorly run, poorly populated in terms of turnout and

mark albert reports from outside washington, dc. >> reporter: paula cain gets stars in her eyes see whatbout the day nasa placed a newspaper ad for fashion designers. >> i am a treky so it drew my interest. i have to call. >> reporter: a designer who once made clothes and purses, she now works in a lab outside washington, dc turning miles of mylar and netting into blankets that protects satellites in space. did you have a science degree. no. >> yet you thought could you do this job? >> they said it was pattern making. i knew i was good at that. >> they are big lumpy irregular shapes. it turns out it's the same skill set it probably takes to put together a decent suit. >> reporter: with instruments worth millions the fit has to be exact. >> you have to think on your feet sometimes. like if they wanted it to be loose or tight. most things aren't flat. >> you have had those customers before haven't you? >> yes. >> reporter: the space blankets bake inside an oven like this at up to 190 to kill oil, bacteria and contaminants. they will have harsher temperatures in space. >> our satellites and

john: there was a washington dc mayor who once talked about coming into d.c.ot with a broom, but a shovel. that's what they are going to have to do is clean up the stables there. it is going to be a big job to clean up fifa. but the indictments were the first step, this is the second step, hope springs internal for soccer fans worldwide. coming up, the former emperor of the empire state and the second-most recent republican to jump into the presidential race, george pataki is here, after the break. ♪ mark: our guest tonight is running for president, which means he will be in iowa, new hampshire, and in our studio. george pataki, thank you for coming back on our show. you're probably read in the wall street journal that populism is the flavor du jour. he noticed there is a lot of agreement on some issues on both sides of the aisle. we are going to show you some video from republicans and democrats talking about some issues, and then we are going to ask for reaction. let's start with lindsey graham and hillary clinton talking about entitlements. senator graham:

her book "capital dames" recounts washington, dc during the civil war through the lives of many of the women who lived and worked in the capital. following this talk from politics politics and prose book story in booktv ex-bring you a book party from the capital dames at the book museum in washington. >> i just want to say it's such a personal pleasure for me and for brad who is unfortunately not here, to host cokie roberts today. i think this is your sixth or seventh awe tower talks at politics and prose. you have been here for three previous books we have a couple of them if not all of them up front if you missed them. and cokie has been here several times with her husband steve roberts. ...

washington dc is not a state. if they pass a law, congress has the opportunity within 30 congressional business days to be able to express an opinion. if there is a resolution of disapproval, that law can be repealed or taken back. we passed it out of the house. the senate did not take it up. we needed to express our frustration with the direction of this law. a law that the former mayor had been opposed to because he thought there were constitutional problems. i believe it was the attorney for the city who said it had comes to show problems -- had constitutional problems. matt: you do not think the district of columbia has evolved at all. ? rep. chaffetz: it is a big city. i think there is a way to get them representation if they want to. the areas of washington dc, we could get them not only a member of congress but two senators, state legislature and a governor. if they want full representation. it is not something we are striving for but for me, that is the way i look at it. district of some be a -- this shoul

. >> any new osha regulations are devised at the national level in washington dc, with input from interest groups. so, even if there were a will to impose more regulations, they could take years to implement >> is it out of control? >> yeah i would say i mean the problem is it's pretty hard to complain about the hours you work when you're making that kind of money. i mean you got people coming up here young, starting out making a hundred thousand a year or you can be like myself who makes 200,000 a year and so it makes it really hard to complain to management that you're working too many hours when there are a lot of people that would love to be in my position. >> the breakneck pace of production in the bakken is so great that employees are often not given the most basic information about the hazards they're exposed to. brothers jeremy dagget and brandon belk worked for a company called badlands power fuels cleaning the inside of frac tanks for around 20 dollars an hour. >> do you know what chemicals have been in that tank? or are you just jumping in and taking a guess? >> no, you're just

we used them in washington dc.in baltimore, for example the only vehicle that could go into certain places why hill rioting was going on and safely extract one somewhats some of the armored personnel vehicles because they can withstand the bricks and everything being thrown. the idea that police departments have become militarized i disagree with the whichization, i think some of the uniforms we wear may look military but the police department themselves have not become militarized because the mission of the military and the mission of the police department is completely different. now, like walter, having spent time in the marine keir corps and our mission to close with -- seek out, close and destroy the enemy. my community is not any enemy. in policing my job is to help people mitchell job is to arrest viely laters of the law protect property, and do it in a way that i don't treat people disrespectfully. it's not always easy, and i'm not here to tell you've that police officers don't make mistakes and don't screw

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reportero: con una oraciÓn de agradecimiento a dios, llegaron a la casa blanca en washington dc.staban haciendo. reportero: luego caminaron hacia el objetivo final. iban nerviosos. estaban tocando un sueÑo con sus propias manos. habÍan vencido todos los obstÁculos que se vencieron en el camino. testigo 2: no fue fÁcil para nosotros, pero dios nos ha fortalecido. apuesto gente en el camino que nos han ayudado mucho. reportero: en mÉxico se cayeron de la bestia y quedaron mutilados. irÓnicamente es esa motivaciÓn la que hoy nos tiene aquÍ con sueÑos renovados. testigo 3: la verdad que sufrimos, pero este sufrimiento es por algo bueno. reportero: vivieron de todo en el camino. nos calificaron de locos y trataron de hacerlos desistir, pero existÍan en querer ver al presidente obama. para que conozcan su tragedia y abogar por otros inmigrantes como ellos. testigo 4: creemos que aquÍ, en esta casa blanca estÁ la persona que puede evitar que haya tantas desgracias. testigo 5: todavÍa no hay nada escrito. asÍ que no podemos cantar victoria. todavÍa falta el paso mÁs importante, que es ha

en washington dc la renta aumentÓ 21%, alquiler promedio de mil 300 dÓlares, en washington telemundo.ue el consumo crece de manera exponencial en la poblaciÓn esta plaga adictiva. >>> si la flaca, ya esta dejando su marca aquÍ viene de la china, y segÚn autoridades su pequeÑo tamaÑo la hace fÁcil de traficar y difÍcil de detectar. >>> en fort lauderdale un momo corre desnudo por la calle bajo los efectos de esta droga. >>> estÁ bajo influencia no siente dolor y no entiende nada. flaca es una droga sintÉtica que genera euforia alucinaciÓn y conducta agresiva un gran de flaca cuesta 5 dÓlares. la policÍa trata de controlar su consumo en condado de broward considerado epicentro de flaca en la naciÓn. se mezcla con tabaco y uno lo fuma y ahÍ es cuando coge el high en broward, la policÍa are porta 400 casos en los primeros 4 meses de aÑo, 18 personas han muerto. >>> la temperatura sube hace que mÚsculos se rompa, muchos han muerto por culpa de la flaca flaca, uno de ellos este hombre de 26 aÑos aquÍ lo ven actuando de manera errÁtica. >>> empezÓ a pelear con el cajero cajero pensÓ que iba

in washington, dc, i don't know if you remember, we had the trinidad checkpoints.he people that objected to it the most and screamed the loudest were our members can union was screaming you can that do this, inle the federal court in d.c. told the police department and the chief that this was illegal. so going back to the fact that unions are obstructionists to the point of getting to constitutional policing is just inaccurate and we should be very very careful how we use language and characterize one group of people just like the council member said as being monolithic police departments in specifically 18,000 different iterations of the police departments in the united states. >> think we can own this -- i'm happy to acknowledge there are some progressive police unions, sounds like your union may be month them. but councilman mosby might be able to speak to this better than itening but in the state of maryland theirs a certain bill of rights the police have? >> law enforcement -- >> so there are institutional mechanisms built into the law which protect the police

she and her family are local residents right here in the washington dc area. please area. please join barnes & noble and bethesda and extending a warm welcome to kate andersen brower. [applause] >> thank you very much. yes i set out to write this book almost three years ago. i was a reporter@bloomberg news and came up with the idea what i was invited to lunch with michelle obama and it was for about a dozen reporters who cover her command dozen reporters who cover command the butler came in and out and searcher's and clearly had a rapport with the 1st lady. lady. and so it made me wonder who these people are behind the scenes who are the butler's, maids, and ushers in force at the white house's. i set out to interview them old-fashioned reporting. ninety-six full-time residents workers at the white house and i set out to interview former workers because current staffers cannot speak. one of my favorite sources is here in the front row, adm. row, admiral stephen rochon who was the chief usher of the white house's for the bush and obama administrations for several years. and

paciente con un tipo de tubergulosis difÍcil de tratar estÁ siendo atendida en las afueras de washington dc 35 aÑos atravesÓ el paÍs para conocer a su madre biolÓgica. >> el presidente de venezuela, nicolÁs maduro, estÁ molesto por la forma en que viajÓ a colombia el [mÚsica] ilia: hoy se entregÓ en italia el empresario argentino director ejecutivo de la empresa torneos y competencias involucrado en el escÁndalo de corrupciÓn de la fifa. autoridades estadounidenses lo acusan de asociaciÓn ilÍcita destinada a cobrar sobornos. deberÁ ser extraditado a los estados unidos. rienque: el presidente venezolano, nicolÁs maduro parece haberle molestado mucho que el expresidente del gobierno espaÑol, felipe gonzÁlez se trasladara en un aviÓn de la fuerza aÉrea colombiana. a a tal grado que ha pedido una explicaciÓn oficial. >> el expresidente espaÑol, felipe gonzÁlez, parece haberse convertido en la manzana de la discordia entre los gobiernos de cararcas y bogotÁ. su partida del paÍs abordo de un aviÓn de la fuerza aÉrea colombiana molestÓ al presidente maduro. >> su partida del paÍs fue casi una huÍd

el portavoz de la embajada china en washington dc dijo que llegar a conclusiÓn apresuradas y realizarnsable y contraproducente. agregÓ que su paÍs estÁ haciendo un gran esfuerzo para luchar contra los ciberataques y que estos son difÍciles de rastrear. >> obviamente el gobierno americano ha revisado algunas informaciones con el prome einstein y le permite rastrear el trÁfico. >> este experto dice que para este tipo de ataques no se requiere de un ejÉrcito. >> hoy en dÍa todo ese tipo de ataques son automatizados. necesita un equipo de una o dos personas para que definitivamente se dediquen a configurar algunos elementos automÁticos. >> el gobierno fedeeral informÓ al fbi tan pronto se enterÓ del robo cibernÉtico y la agencia analiza los peligros que esto puede representar. >> registros confidenciales de empleados federales. hay cuatro millones de registros. quÉ informaciÓn pueden lograr? ahÍ van a venir los problemas del anÁlisis forense de quÉ pueden hacer con eso. >> el aÑpasado el diario revelÓ que piratas habÍan penetrado la oficina de administraciÓn del gobierno federal. aparente

. >> los oficiales en washington dc me llamalon para decir que quisieron ayudar. >> varios miembros deuieren demostrar que Él no es un peligro para la comunidad y que por el contrario en los Últimos 20 aÑos ha ayudado a muchos a travÉs de su trabajo como pastor. >> todos merecemos una oportunidad. lo de mi esposo pasÓ hace bastantes aÑos. >> bueno, enrique saliÓ esta noche del puesto fronterizo de san isidro donde fue interrogado y procesado durante ocho horas. le otorgaron un permiso permanecer en el paÍs durante un aÑo mientras presenta su caso. >> a esta hora se encuentra reunido con su familia. su abogada pedirÁ un permiso de trabajo pero cree que no estÁ garantizado. enrique: muchas gracias. seguiremos esta historia. portar armas en las universidades pÚblicas de texas serÁ legal de acuerdo a una ley lista para la firma del gobernador. profesores y alumnos pueden ir armados a los planteles. cÓmo ha reaccionado la comunidad ante la noticia? >> los estudiantes de texas se preparan para enfrentar un nuevo desafÍo. entre sus compaÑeros y profesores habrÁ algunos portando armas de fueco

>> trained early this morning to come down the washington dc.at the latino coalition at the us chamber of commerce. now, all of this the new jersey supreme court ruling. just have to make pension payments. i couldn't help but notice a tweet. the group on facebook defines itself as a group supporting chris christie for president. while others kick the can is putting forward bold solutions born of experience there there is a video that looks a lot like a commercial present. >> the steps that i outlined will save over a trillion dollars and not cause great painter damage. some people say you're crazy. maybe i am. we have to solve these problems. >> i was disappointed in the video. it was a little dull. the governor is speaking about entitlement reform not the most exciting out there. one that does need to be addressed but what appeared to be an advertisement excerpts of the governor speaking. people nodding her head. i'm assuming at an event in new hampshire and a standing at the end. bill: bombastic aggressive personality that made him a favorite

christie: if you ask me one of the things that makes me different i think i am combat ready for washington dc. you need to know how to work with people and bring them together. kellye: despite being reelected with 60% of the vote recent polls show that 60% of voters disapprove of his vote performance. a big day tomorrow for jeb bush who is heading for miami and expected to announce he is running for president. he teased the announcement last week with a link. the husband been touring the country as a prospective candidate for the past few months -- he has been touring the country as a prospective candidate will the past two months. animals on the loose and a warning for residents. we are on storm watch. devon kellye: heavy flooding in the country of georgia has killed at least a dozen people. survivors are also dealing with wild animals in the capital. tigers and bears and wolves were among those set free. some of been captured but others remain on the loose and residents have been told to remain indoors. wow. very serious situation. devon: we have had to deal with heavy rain and not quite ab

ilia: los investigadores del caso de un cuadrÁple asesinato en washington dc, encontraron un bate denido y acusado de asesinato en primer grado. enrique: maestros tomaron las principales vÍas de la capital de mÉxico. unos quince mil maestros participaron de las marchas. caravanas de autobuses llegaron y jessica tiene los pormenores de la jornada. [imÁgenes] >> los maestros volvieron a tomar las calles de la capital mexicana. miles de integrantes de la coordinadora nacional de trabajadores de la eeducaciÓn que agrupa a los disidentes del sindicato oficial marcharon exigiendo la cancelaciÓn de las evaluaciones a los docentes. >> yo no confÍo en el Órgano evaluador por la corrupciÓn en nuestro paÍs. nadie me da la certeza fiscal de que voy a ser evaluado imparcialmente. >> la evaluaciÓn fue suspendida por el gobierno federal para evitar confrontraciones durante los comicios pero el gobierno mexicano ya volviÓ a exigirla. >> ni detenciÓn de la reforma, ni mucho menos el deseo de cancelar la evaluaciÓn. >> maestros como marixa asegura que esto sÓlo quiere quitarles los beneficios laborale

we had two teams that came from cincinnati and washington dc. only six female participants. we might dismiss them and say, there was only 16 -- six female participants, but one of them set records that held for nearly 40 years. so we cannot dismiss them altogether. there were newspaper accounts all of the country about those female participants, really celebrating their accomplishments. one of my favorite accounts was the competition in september 19 and 20th. on one of the days the competitions went long into the dark. the competitors were asked if they wanted to wait until the next day. so the record setter, she said absolutely, we should keep going in the dark. the comments for her competitors, where of course they will -- of course she will participate. she can hit anything in the dark. so it was very clear even though there were few female participants, they were very well respected and people who came to watch them were people from high society. outside the purview as well, there were also exhibitions. i am so surprised by this, even today. it was boxing. people were al

lista para transmitir vÍdeo al mundo con consecuencias nefastas y cometen un error en el camino de washington dcudad a cotiadiano ver que los conductores no respetan. >> esta penalizado, y en la resoluciÓn 105 del 2004 la sala autoriza a que pueda levantar los vehÍculos que estÁn mal estacionados.. >> la problemÁtica tambiÉn se presenta en las conozco trucos y es responsabilidad de los ayuntamientos velar para que se dispongan los lÍmites establecidos. >> no hay que dejar no menos de un metro o metro y medio, no se puede obstruir la acera porque estÁ ella. >> el vocero de la autoridad de transporte explicÓ medidas para que conductores respeten el lugar peatonal. >> impiden en algunos casos que algunas personasÍsima piden salir de sus marquesinas. >> creo que esta medida debÍan haberla hecho hace tiempo. >> cÁmaras captÓ a una policÍa que sacÓ multas. >> ante esto el vocero adelantÓ que trabaja en conjunto con el ayuntamiento, para penalizar aquellos negocios que utilicen el espacio peatonal, noticias s y n. julio cesar: vamos con esta noticia. >> el instituto de medicina legal de salvador estÁ e

case it's not clear right now, i am running for president without permission from headquarters in washington dci am tanned, rested, and ready for this fight. he's 44 years old and took office in 2008. he was the country's first indian-american governor and louisiana's first nonwhite but he's mired in the last place in the republican race. what's the best case scenario for his candidacy? mark: everyone who knows him things on paper he is great. he needs to show a fighting spirit and show that he is different. john: there was no clear through-line in my opinion here at nothing stood out. why you would use a phrase that's associated in most people's minds with richard nixon, i don't know. mark: a lot of people have used their announcements to rise in the polls. i don't think this will help him out. you drain yourself with some of the coverage. john: he the 13th candidate. the bar is higher and he is -- and he way underperformed. mark: we are going to listen to some extended expert -- excerpts from the speech. ted cruz spoke at an event in d.c. today. he tried to sound like a presidential candidate

richard: quite a bizarre situation a mile or so away from the studio here in washington dc. the reporters are now back in the briefing. of course, the question they are all asking is, what happened? what he is telling us is there was a threat called into the police just over an hour ago. the police alerted the secret service the unit in charge of white house security and that the threat specifically targeted the briefing room. they took it seriously enough that they decided to take this quite dramatic move of evacuating mid briefing. all the journalists shuffled out while they swept with dogs and technical devices. they came to the conclusion that there is indeed, nothing to worry about. brent: at least we have the all clear for now. richard walker for us in washington. thank you very much. sarah: turning to some financial news now greece has been the bogeyman in europe's closet for months. as our markets correspondent explains from frankfurt, greece's solvency is not the only thing that is worrying european traders. >> since it was a record high in april, they lost nearly 1

. >> secretary john kerry will leave washington dc, today to resume talks on the nuclear arms deal with iran meeting in austria hoping to reach a deal by tuesday. foreign minister from western nations and russia are expected to join us in talks and tehran has several conditions for limiting nuclear program in exchange for the lifting sanctions. >> a new national 9-1-1 memorial is set a day anniversary before the citior attacks feature the crash site of night 93 headed from newark, new jersey to san francisco. the plane crashed in a field after passengers fought back against the hijackers during the 9/11 adaks. eight french president condemned the violence against uber drivers in the country after a day of violent protests by taxi drivers against unbefore drivers doing business. taxi drivers shut down busy streets and france's large of the cities including paris and lyon and has been ordered to cease operations after the protests. >> amazon's treasure truck is making special deliveries today and mcdonald's efforts to cut soda great happy meals seems to be paying off. >> in america's mone

i think that down in washington dc, they pass this trading authorization for president obama. 218 and. any day the supreme court is going to decide on the constitutionality of this obamacare subsidy. then the gop supposedly working on a plan right now to expend on throughout the rest of the year. it you have these great connections between wall street and washington dc. >> you have to remember that if you control the house and the senate, you have to be part of the governmental process. they want to win the presidency and they have to have some kind of track record leading and 2016 that they are able to work with people. number one, it's a republican issue because more are voting for it. if you ask moderate, mostly wall street people, a guy like general petraeus. charles: even those people that you don't know? >> that's right, they let you look at this. and what it looks ad is giving america a lot of power in those 12 countries. and what we don't want to do is advocate powered by not being part of that. so i give the president -- you know, there's a lot of things that we don't like. b

he share the stories behind political mementos in this washington dc senate office. senator alexander: my walk across tennessee was in 1978. i began on january 26. i walked east until march 1. the big three foot snowstorm. turned around and headed west to memphis. it took me until july 6. 1000 miles. i shook 1000 hands a day and spent every weeknight with someone whom i did not know. i grew up in the great smoky's. our scout troop, every weekend we would be in the moment. i love the outdoors. so do most tennesseans. we have more people with hunting and fishing licenses that boat and republican primaries. when i ran for governor in 1974, i lost. my wife said, "you'll lose again if you run the way you did the first time," because i was just going around in my blue suit. what i was thinking about how i run a campaign that puts me in touch with people, walking across the state sounded like fun to me. so i got four young men from the university of tennessee band, and a flat bed truck. we had a thing called alexander's washboard band. the truck could follow me along. they

washington dc had record heat yesterday. not hot weather to be talked about out there. >> too much man or too hot. take the pick. >> yeah i don't want either of them. >> thanks bill. >>> new detail in the prison break and the trail for richard matt and sweat have gone cold. as for joyce mitch and atthe alleged deal to drive a car may have been the plan b. the es cap peas had another one that allowed them to flea. meanwhile her husband visited her for the first time yesterday and his attorney tells nbc news that they're not true. >>> in nrk nrk a shark attack victim is sharing his story. hunt er was attacked on sunday and lost part of his left arm:he describes the moment of terror. >> like i said i felt it on my leg, and then i saw it once it had attacked my arm because it was out of the water a little bit. >>> in london michelle obama met with prince harry. >>> jeb bush on love and getting the boot. federal employees left exposed. scram scrambled politics is next. dream big wander more care less beat sunrise chase sunset do

causing controversy and there will be a suit filed with the federal trade commission and the washington, dcit violates policy issues. the uber policy is scheduled to take effect on july 15th. >> meteorologist mike nicco is ahead with our forecast. >> good morning from the to which the broadcast center. i am still looking at a pray sky over san francisco and the cooling trend on father's day will last one more day at least. i have the possibility of triple digit heat coming up. >> mike, thank you. big changes on the way for the favorite breakfast cereals and why they may taste different. >> a look at bear's refreshing afternoon the he made a big flash. >> covering santa rosa berkeley, and all the bay area this is abc7 news. >>> we have incredible video now from mexico. this is nighttime eruption captured on a camera with no report of warnings from an agency. as a result there is a huge eruption. it has erupted several times. >> now check out this remarkable waterspout in australia as it towns down yesterday afternoon north of perth. a photographer took the pictures of the massive spout. it m