lamar munson is out on bond and heads right over to his family and supporters at the wayne county jail. and i prayed and i prayed. and i asked. please let me live salem or come. in with february 1st. 2017 and i was there and he was released. on holiday in credit. and i credit my son is free at last. all jews knew was called to ask for is something being we've been waiting on something we've been up just prayed for the longest on the fall he came and. i can only go to glory to go up the field your mom always there she was in waiting to get that hope your mom right now it's all about that emotion. or words to express it was warm and been a mark on all my life a lot more life and i'm just glad she finally got some help to be happy about. oh it's a wonderful feeling. i've had now. 22 of these cases altogether 17 since we started the clinic and i had 54 and it's never gets old is it's so wonderful when the person actually comes out of the door and they're met by their family and friends and. the students who work on the case who work on the case. live. live. live. live live. live. live. liv

lamar munson is out on bond and heads right over to his family and supporters at the wayne county jail. and i have prayed and i pray. and i ask. please let me live in them or come home. and when february 1st. 2017 and i was there and he was released. a holiday in credit. and i credit my son is free at last. i just knew was a call to ask for is something being we've been waiting or something we've been up to supreme for the longest on the file he came along i just said i can only go to glory to go on the field your mom always said she was in waiting to get that to hold your mom right now talk about that emotion and all this anger words to express is one of been a mark on all my life this is the law of my life and i'm just glad she finally got some i have to be happy about. oh it's a wonderful feeling. i've had now. 22 of these cases altogether 17 since we started the clinic and i had 5 before and it's never gets old. it's so wonderful when the person actually comes out of the door and they're met by their family and friends and. the students who work on the case the attorneys who work o

we found her itself of detroit's wayne county jail, who had been waiting for her partner, brian.lost his job because he couldn't make bail. and karina had to quit hers. >> i wasn't getting help from anybody. >> reporter: for those who worry there's a public safety risk for releasing those accused but not convicted, phil says, they need to look no further than the nation's capital. washington, d.c., did away with its bail system in 1962. and statistics show it has not led to increase in crime. >> nair not given a price tag. they're told to come back to court. in some cases, a judge will decide if someone is too dangerous. in washington, that's 10% in the past. >> reporter: there's growing efforts to change the system across the country. nearly a dozen states have legislation spending. new york, just moved one step the closer to eliminate cash bail. it's controversial, to be sure. and it's being fought tooth and kneel for the industry. >> you're talking about 3,000 bail agents just losing their jobs. nobody wants to hear that part of it. they think we're here for the money. >> repo

county today. supporters had a care va van going. wayne freedman has more. >> reporter: call it a gathering the of the north bay minority. are these all the republicans in marin county. >>> there's fewer more but they're coming. >> reporter: if you're going to paint a target on yourself, best to keep moving. > he declares today at 2:30. there are going to be 100,000 people in orlando. we can't be there. >> reporter: melanie morgan is no stranger to conservative politics. this little caravan may not have been designed to provoke people but based on the one-finger absolutes they saw, it certainly did. >> they don't know our history and don't believe in god. >> that's eleanor lacey. on the road today, people were extending middle fingers to an 80-year-old. >> what's the worst that i think that's happened to you so far. >> somebody called me a nazi. >> she is the daughter of russian jews. in marin county where donald trump received 16% of the vote in 2016, hisupportersd us their friends have shunned them and they spent a lot of time in the sha

wayne metro community action agency has been a resource for the people of wayne county, the wrap-around programming demonstrates an understanding that investing in our children is investing in a better future and better quality of life for all the residents in the 13th congressional district. ms. tlaib: the young people who have participated in this program have shown determination to achieve their highest potential. it is an honor to recognize our young people in this program and hopefully be able to show that they can be an investment for the future and i acknowledge their outstanding accomplishments. thank you so much, madam speaker. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from georgia seek recognition? mr. carter: i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute, to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. carter: madam speaker, i rise today to recognize lieutenant colonel kenneth desire. for nearly 20 years of exceptional service to o

i'm talking to farmers in west michigan, retirees in the upper peninsula, working families in wayne county or m macone county, families are feeling the effects. when you look at the numbers between 2008 and 2016, prices on the most popular brand-name drugs went up 208%. the price, over 208%. just ask those farmers in west michigan and those working families in macomb, their income did not rise 208%. perhaps nobody has been hurt more than our seniors who tend to take more medications and live on fixed incomes. in 2017 alone, the average price of brand-name drugs that seniors often take rose four times faster than the rate of inflation. so one year. four times faster than the rate of inflation. and again i'm absolutely certain that the vast majority of the seniors in my state did not see their incomes go up four times faster than the rate of inflation. i can tell you that seniors in the upper peninsula didn't see their pensions or social security checks increase that much. so what do families do? what do seniors do? well, we all know the stories. some people are forced to cut back on other t

in contrast kosta councos county, wayne freedman. >>> so let's hope the warrios can heat up tonight against the raptors. >> they need to get red-hot fast. larry beil has more on tonight's game. >> a certainly number, 35, if he heats up, things will go well, the warriors down 3-1, they're about to be their nuclear weapon back. kevin durant hasn't played in more than a month with an injury that's taken on long time to heal. k.d. is expected to play tonight. we haven't seen him practice. everything's been a secret. we have video of him walking to and from the court in toronto. everybody is examination his gait. is he limping? what is the expression? so many questions. let's look at it? slow mo? we have team coverage in toronto tonight. we start with mindy bach. i not the atmosphere is nuts. we'll see if he can quiet the crowd a bit. >> reporter: there have been people lined up since game 4 in oakland for the opportunity to get into injure rassic park outside. now kevin durant expect to do play tonight, that's a game changer for the warriors. as you mentioned we don't know how he feels since he

here's wayne kelly with the alameda county sheriff's office explaining more in detail what happened during that altercation. >> he asked mr. ujiri for his credentials. mr. ujiri refused to produce the credential and shoved our deputy out of the way. our deputy obviously was not going to let him onto the court without the credential. so our deputy pushed mr. ujiri back and told him that he needed to have his credentials. at that point mr. ujiri came forward again with a more significant push. as he pushed our deputy a second time, his arm struck our deputy in the face. >> reporter: as for the actual game, of course the warriors did lose game 6, the last game in oracle. and they were dealt a huge blow in that third quarter when shooting guard klay thompson went down with an injury. you can see klay clutching his knee there in the video after a dunk attempt in the third quarter. the warriors confirmed he torn an acl, which means he could miss quite a large ext season. however, he did come back to shoot two free throws after being taken off the court. but ultimately the team decided to keep hi

we have recently done a trial at john wayne airport in orange county. higher-speed, lower latency. devices can be used at the same speed. better security. that is what wi-fi continues to evolve and you will continue to see devices and capabilities come with that. the second piece of it is, we are a connectivity company. we offer the combination of cellular and wi-fi together. as new technologies come out, satellite, those types of capabilities will be enabled in devices. when you have a company like boingo that is a neutral host company in large airports and multifamily housing and military bases, in stadiums, we will be able to enable all that technology so the end-user can benefit to give abilities in front of them. emily: let's talk about 5g. there is a lot of excitement around it. and say a lot of hype challenges given what is happening with huawei and the fact that huawei is really the leader in 5g networking equipment. but the united states has blacklisted huawei from suppliers and trying to convince other governments not to use their products. where does this leave the futur

county. from novato, wayne freedman, abc7 news. >> look forward to hearing more. we want to hear your ideas about building a better bay area. >> join our better bay area group on facebook. >> las vegas is getting creative in efforts to help public schools. the city is once again allowing anybody to receives a parking ticket to choose to pay their fine by donating supplies, pencils, pens, paper, crayons, et cetera. all will be donated to a non-profit called the teachers exchange. officials say the supplies must be of equal or greater value to the parking ticket. las vegas started this program in 2016. >> dozens of gig workers from ride share drivers to nannies testified in front of the san francisco board of supervisors public safety and neighborhood services committee today. they're asking the city to support assembly bill 5 which would grant them more rights and benefits. news reporter melanie woodrow has the story. >> reporter: one by one, they shared what life is like working in san francisco when you're not a full-time employee. >> in order to support a family

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wayne found on the upstairs landing dead of a shotgun blast. wife sharmon murdered in her own bedroom. a telephone in hand as if trying to call for help. the countyheriff advised caution. >> right now this is an unsolved homicide. whether it's somebody local or somebody from another town, we don't know at this time. >> reporter: who could have murdered wayne and sharmon stock? and why? >>> just a couple of hours after wayne and sharmon stock's son discovered their bodies in their rural nebraska farmhouse on easter monday 2006, the word got around. law enforcement swarmed the scene, neighbors expressed shock in that understated midwestern way. >> they're just typical nebraska farm background people, and you wouldn't expect it. >> reporter: andy stock, as you can see in these pictures taken on that very day, stood next to his pickup in utter shock waiting for his brother and sister to arrive. and he struggled to process it all. as his father's words echoed in his mind. >> i'll never forget july of '05. dad and i were working together. we were standing there, and he looked at me and he said, son, he said, when it's my day to go, hold your head high,

the toronto raptors' general manager accused of pushing and hitting an alameda county sheriff's deputy on the court. >> waynes live at the practice facility in downtown oakland where coach steve kerr and bob meyers answered questions about that moment today.

. >> its section of a track and an unusual name and reputation, wayne freedman has more from sonoma countyemed too quiet this morning when this qualifies as the fastest vehicle on the track you know it can't last. and it didn't. >> whoa. in the tv news business we call this riding the elephant, usually when the circus comes to town. this week that's nascar and the toyota save mart 350 when the elephant driver is a two-time daytona 500 champion michael waldrop. it's a no-brainer. you like this? >> i love it. i'm rusty. >> you're rusty? now you tell me? >> we were doing 110 and pulling two gs at the time that guy remembers the waiver he signed and the helmet that sort of fit. did we have lunch yet? the main attraction, a winding stretch of track they haven't use in 20 years. why do they call it the carous l carousal? >> i don't know. >> the section drops 135 feet. >> it's a blind entry into a corner. high-speed blind entry. literally going uphill you can't see the road and when you tip over that top, you got to get down to the left. >> if you or i drove like mike on our commute home we might

live from fort wayne, indiana and heart of trump county, all-in 2020 town hall. >> i'm elizabeth warrenand i'm running for president of the united states and i've got a plan for you. >> good evening. i'm chris hayes. thank you all for being here with me. the address is 2020 east washington boulevard. it's a former brewery and bottling plant back all the way to 1908. it's our venue tonight and for a very special town hall event. we're in the heart of the industrial midwest in fort wayne, indiana, eye city that's seen rises and falls. it helped power donald trump to presidency. a lot of people talk about how the trump base is the trump base and no one is going to defect from donald trump ever, but when you go back to 2016 and look at the votes that caused three key states, look at the overperformance in indiana, ohio, and the swing states he narrowly eked out, the question is are some voters up for play. what would it look like if they were willing to listen or vote for another candidate. it's the reason, i think, that e liz weather warren wants to co-opt some of the rhetoric of donald tr

number of public fire claims 415 million of that will likely go to 9 cities and counties in the bay area. good evening. i'm ken wayne and i'm katharine grand and vicki have the night off this agreement has to be approved by bankruptcy. >>a bankruptcy court before it's awarded it will not go to victims. it will go up towards city and county costs only money that would have been picked up by taxpayers conference chair stone following the story for us tonight joins us live in santa rosa jr what's the initial reaction to all of this. >>what can it really depends on who you ask in this case if us folks who lost everything homeowners probably not as gung-ho about this because they still have their own claims but if you ask officials they are more. this because their cities and counties have had to endure some of those high costs to fix things and get things back to where they were now as i talk about this i do want to go to some of the video this money is said to be use largely for infrastructure roads fences colbert's this is video showing what part of the fountain grove neighborhood looks like in santa rosa today. house

number of public fire claims 415 million of that will likely go to 9 cities and counties in the bay area. good evening. i'm ken waynend and vicki have the night off this agreement has to be approved by bankruptcy. >>a bankruptcy court before it's awarded it will not go to victims. it will go up towards city and county costs only money that would have been picked up by taxpayers conference chair stone following the story for us tonight joins us live in santa rosa jr what's the initial reaction to all of this.

so mesa county sheriff's investigators henry soffel and wayne weyler set out to trace her steps thate found out that she had been at eagle visiting her ex-husband and they had been reconciling at that point. >> reporter: but he, having been the last person known to have seen her, i suppose would be a person of interest in your -- >> yes, obviously he was a person of interest. >> reporter: this person of interest, rob beigler, was paige's first ex-husband. they married right out of high school. young, immature, and soon, divorced. but funny how this works. ten years had sanded off their sharp-edged disputes, and they saw anew why they fell in love. >> it seemed like as if no time had passed at all. >> reporter: this is ron beigler, talking to a "dateline" producer soon after paige's disappearance. >> at what point did you start to rekindle your relationship? >> about six months ago. we tried to take it slow, but there was -- there was no denying that -- that it was just as it was before. >> reporter: problem was biegler lived in denver, a four-hour drive east. so the two lovers would

county until the age of 12. then everything changed with her mother's second marriage to a man named wade. >> at age 12, i was told i was really wayne's biological daughter ooh. >> reporter: she spent her life bonding with wayne converting to judaism and taking his last name klugman but something bothered her with her shocking red hair, she didn't look like him at all. she will hired christina fits gibbons a dna detective. >> two weeks later, i was down to you two men who were brothers. tim, a man named timotr cameron >> reporter: she took her dna and matched it to distant relatives who took a similar test. >> it's a like a jigsaw puzzle. she made a family tree slowly filling in the blanks through dna first by finding jodie's biological great grandparents, then grandparents and eventually her birth father tim. this was the only thing linking him to marin county. an old realtor's license. >> he was the real estate agent for jodie's parents, sam and her mother when they moved to marin. lie.he became a roommate and though everything jodie had been told including jen nitcally being jewish was a lie. >> that wokked my self-concept. >> repo

county are being warned expect a lot of traffic. there is also a lot of excitement on the track this weekend. abc 7 news reporter wayne freedman has a look at the cars and the crews. >> reporter: at sonoma raceway, it is summer now, and you know what that means. >> the speed, the sound. >> reporter: with nascar here, pack up the kids and make a weekend of it. >> it keeps them cool and occupied. >> reporter: this is what it's like from the outside looking in anyway. >> i love it. >> first time ever being in the pits, i couldn't think of anywhere else i'd rather me. >> reporter: so how about inside the hot zone and one of these team trailers. >> that's where the backup car lives. >> reporter: that's matt mccall, the crew chief for kurt busch's number 1 car. it's his office on the road 38 weeks a year. they agreed for show us around briefly as long as we didn't ask too many questions. >> so you put a different suspension on the car? >> yes. >> how different? >> quite different. >> but you're not going tell us what? >> no, not really. >> reporter: if you follow racing, you know when nascar comes to sonoma, they race on a

county are being warned, expect lots of traffic. but there's a lot of excitement on the track this weekend. "abc 7 news" reporter wayneedman has a look at the cars and the crews. >> reporter: at sonoma raceway it is summer now, and you know what thatake a weekend of it. >> it keeps them cool and occupied. >> reporter: this is what it is like from the outside looking in, anyway. >> i love it. >> first time i have ever been in the pits. couldn't think of anywhere else i would rather be right now. >> reporter: how about inside the hot zone in one of the team trailers? >> that's where the backup car lives there. >> reporter: that's matt mccall, crew chief of kurt busch's number one call. it is his office on the road 38 weeks a year. they agreed to show us around briefly as long as we didn't ask too many questions. >> reporter: so you put a different suspension on the car? >> yes. >> reporter: how different? >> quite different. >> reporter: but you're not going to tell us what, right? >> no, not really. >> reporter: if you follow racing you know that when nascar comes to sonoma they race on a road course, not an oval. the

county are being warned leave yesterday. >> yes. >> going to be a lot of traffic. >> there's a lot of excitement on the track this weekend. reporter waynehe cars and crews. >> reporter: at sonoma raceway it is summer now. you know what that means. the speed, the sound. >> with nascar here pack upheent occupied >>epter: ts wt is li from the outside looking in anyway. >> i love it. first time i've been in the pits. couldn't think of anywhere else to be right now. >> reporter: how about inside the hot zone and one of these team trailers. >> that's where the backup car lives. >> reporter: that's the crew chief for curt busch's number one car, his office on the road 38 weeks a year. they agreed to show us around briefly as long as we didn't ask too many questions. >> so you put a different suspension on the car? >> yes. >> reporter: lou different? >> quite different. >> reporter: but you're not going to tell us what. >> not really. >> reporter: if you follow racing you know when nascar comes to sonoma, they race on a road course, not an oval. the setup you see for these cars is completely different from anywhere else. >> different shocks, di

i'm ken wayne and i'm pam moore we are told there were more than 100 people inside that store when shots rang out, this is happening in corona that's in riverside countyre live pictures from the scene we are still working to get additional information but here's what we know at this hour. witnesses say a man with a mohawk. they're caught was arguing with a woman with a child inside that store that's 1, 8, shots rang out one witness says that shoppers started to stampede toward the exits and later that same witness all 3 people on stretchers who appear to have minor injuries and was in the past 30 minutes, the corona police department tweeted that the situation has been quote stabilized and that there is no threat to the community again it's unclear exactly how many people have been hurt or the extent of their injuries. no word yet on any arrests. you can see there is a fairly heavy police presence with the emergency lights still on outside that costco store. >>and we will continue to monitor this story throughout our newscast and bring you any updates as they are warranted. now to another big story we're following tonight school state warriors guard t

county until the age of 12. then everything changed with her mother's second marriage to a man named wade. >> at age 12, i was told that i was really wayne'scal daughter. >> jody then spent her life bonding with wayne, converting to judaism and even taking his last name, klugman. but something was always bothering her. with her shocking red hair, she didn't look anything like wayne at all. so she hired christina brian fitzgibbons, a dna detective. >> two weeks later, i was down to two men who were brothers, tim, a man named tim, and he had a brother named cameron. >> christine that football jody's dna and matched it to distant relatives who also took a similar test. >> it's like a jigsaw puzzle. >> christina made a family tree, slowly filling in the blanks through dna, first by finding jody's biological great grandparents, then grandparents, and eventually her birth father tim. this was the only thing linking tim to marin county, an old realtor's license. if you're wondering how tim even fits in, here is how. >> tim was the real estate agent for jody's parents, sam and her mother when they moved to marin. and he became a roommate and some.

caused severe flooding in wayne fleet, to more than 70 homes, and that number could rise, one of the most challenging emergencies that the cou nty challenging emergencies that the countyer faced. three days of pain for those communities in, to discover that your house has been flooded, it is really distressing. real challenging operation here in lincolnshire. —— wainfleet. real challenging operation here in lincolnshire. -- wainfleet. rail passengers had to be rescued near colby last night after first one and then a second train became trapped by flooding and a landslide. it's been a week when it's seemed like it would never stop raining, which would be less of a problem if it weren't the middle ofjune. it is unusual, and we've got a lot of people by rivers, who perhaps wouldn't normally be — on holiday, camping, that kind of stuff. what we're urging is people, if you are near rivers, they are very high and they're very swollen, they're reacting what we're urging is people, if you are near rivers, they are very high and they're very swollen, they're reacting very quick to rain, increased vigilance, be very careful about your surroundings. the rain is easing off and th

the toronto raptors' general manager accused of pushing and hitting an alameda county sheriff's deputy on the court. >> wayne freedman is live at the practice facility in downtown oakland where coach steve kerr and bob meyers answered questions about that moment today. >> good afternoon. all those topics were on the table. the injuries, the incident with the alameda county sheriff. essentially you have the nba finals. and at least not so small international incident. >> there has to be a morning after. but rarely in warriors land, one with so many questions. the most common conversation i had with everybody was, we were just out of words. we were out of emotion. it was just, as a human being, you can only process so much. >> bob myers today on the last stand at oracle. a drama with plots, sub plots and tragedies. as klay thompson suffered a torn acl in his left knee that will require surgery. one game after kevin durant rimmed his achilles' tendon. >> you're talking about two career altering injuries to two of your best players. back to back finals games. unheard of. probably never happen again. and so we're