artan van buren defeats daniel webster. -- martin van buren defeats daniel webster. van buren runs into some troubles -- a new financial panic sweeps the country. the panic of 1837. all those pet banks, the state banks that received those federal deposits, used those deposits, over speculation and western land, there was a land bubble. the bubble popped in 1837. the democrats become extremely unpopular across the country. now it is the whigs'turn. in 1840, the whigs run against martin van buren. the whigs say they will play a test run a war hero. the hero of the battle of typical new -- tippecanoe in 1811, william henry harrison. we're also going to put on harrison's ticket a democrat. a democrat who was very critical of jackson, john tyler, who is a virginia planter. he was a jeffersonian, but thought jackson was to king like -- too king like. they were right. look at that landslide for the whigs. they overwhelmingly win the election. the first time, they control the house, the senate, the presidency. henry clay rubbing his hands. he is ready to go. william henry ha

quite an impressive figure, dana webster is. we have in massachusetts, john quincy adams, son of the second president of the united states, john adams. he, too, is a whig. but then most famously, of course, we have henry clay, hailing from the state of kentucky, and clay, well, clay ends up running for president five times. just can't get in. can't seem to do it. but nonetheless, henry clay is one of the most important political figures in american history. what does clay do? clay has a program, a system, an american system, and that american system is threefold. henry clay says, first, we need to have protective tariffs on american manufacturing. and sure enough, henry clay, when he becomes secretary of state under president john quincy adams, adams signs into law a new tariff, the tariff of 1828, raising the tariff from 25% to 45%. that's one heck of a tariff, 45%. why do they do that? to protect american manufacturers and textile gods. clay also says, we need federally funded internal improvements, using federal dollars to fi

county police have identified a man killed inside his forest glen home last night as john christian websterdetectives say several people including the victim's mother were inside the house when the 20-year-old was shot in an upstairs bedroom. fox5's paul wagner joins us live from the neighborhood tonight with the story. paul. >> reporter: well, lauren and tony we understand it was just before 10 o'clock last night that as many as three men entered this house belvidere boulevard behind me. they went up to that upstairs bedroom and shot the 20-year-old. there were at least two other people inside the house at the time but they were not harmed. now, earlier today we spoke briefly at the front door with the victim's mother. here's what she had to say. >> i give you my reaction which is pray that the person who did it will be caught very quickly because he knows knows that i know that i saw him and i saw the vehicle. so, you want somebody else, i'm ready for you. that's all i have to say. >> reporter: and you're his mother. >> that's right. >> reporter: john christian webster. >> yup. so that's

while sal gettings ready let's go to al: you are in position again on webster street. can you hear me? he may or may not be able to hear me. we will try to link up. >> can you hear me now, alex? >> i can. yeah, yeah, the equipment having some issue. dave, god morning to you. what we are seeing here, we're again, still at the intersection of grand avnue and valdez street. obviously the street is shut down here, it is just a black off from fire that's burning and as we talked about the people in neighboring building versus been evacuate but some testify people being pulled out of one of the buildings herement we saw them walk up the street and they're ushering them a block over to the cathedral and one of those people who was asked to leave her apartment this morn as good michelle, join us. what did they tell you, you are just in the place that's caddy corner. >> yeah. i live in this apartment, and around 5:30 i was sleeping and there was an evacuation notice, and i didn't know what was happening. and then when we all ran out, it was crazy. i was scared and then when we

webster claims the resort medical staff wouldn't help her son saying he was just drunk, something webster denies. >> and a recent report found that 43% of alcohol consumed in mexico is illegal. a lot of it is bootleg liquor that includes grain alcohol or dangerous levels of methanol. >>> o.j. simpson's attorney says he's very happy after being granted parole last week. the former football and media star won't leave prison until sometime this fall, but we're told already that he is on cloud nine. the attorney tells fox news that simpson plans to lead a quiet life after he gets out probably in florida and california and has no plans for reality tv. >>> and a man in new jersey who lives just outside atlantic city is now the best poker player on the planet. scott blumstein is this year's world series of poker champion. he beat more than 7,000 other players to take home $8 million. now, this was the first time in the main event this is the first time in the after the win he says he's pretty tired of poker right now. >> and he won it with a pair of 2s. >> hard to blame him. >>> pro cyclist chri

. >> reporter: maureen webster created the website mexico vacation awareness about the potential riskn traveling to these resorts after her 22-year-old son nolan's unconscious body was pulled from a waist-deep resort pool and he later died. she says a nurse tried to help her son but the hotel doctor pulled him away saying he was just drunk, which webster denies. >> all the cases that i've received on my website, the resorts are quick to blame the guests. so i'm not stopping until something changes. >> you're starting to hear now from other families who have had issues at mexican resorts. >> yes. many people. >> what are they saying? >> similar incidents. incidents of blacking out. incidents of waking up with injuries. similar incidents of being required to carry cash to take care of your bills before they even know what the extent of their injuries and treatments are. >> reporter: abbey conner's family telling us they had to pay almost $40,000 in cash in total to get medical treatment that abbey and austin desperately needed. >> we ended up using credit cards, calling family, securing

washington, allentown road at webster lane. of prince george's county looking okay. >> that crash s little slow. beltway overall looking good. looking pretty good as well. inner loop, broken down bus. 95 before 6:10. in fredericksburg, westbound 3 at cherry road, still blocked there are open after that crash reconstruction. 270 is the half of the beltway. 66 inbound, 95 northbound there in virginia, kwaubt coe to the beltway looking okay as well. remember to listen to wtop so 3.5 fm when you hop into your car. sheena parveen is here. >> good morning, melissa. going to be a hot one today. however you need to cool off, stay cool. temperatures will be feeling like 105 degrees. however you need to do that, severe storm threat possible. chuck will be back to talk about that in a second. otherwise, we have heat relief into the weekend. relatively speaking, it will be relief for the so some heat tips for you. stay hydrated today. check on the elderly and your neighbors. never leave children or pets in the car. we tell you this all the

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webster claims the resort medical staff wouldn't help her son, saying he was just drunk, something webster denies. coming up at 7:30 a.m., the families are searching for answers, so this doesn't happen again. with your g.m.a. first look, this is abc news, new york. >> now "good morning washington," on your side. adrianna: breaking right now at 6:31, our team is spread out across kent island after a storm carved a path of destruction. roofs on homes, trees in roads, boats in yards. this morning, all signs point to a tornado. we begin this half-hour with storm watch 7 meteorologist eileen whalen. eileen: all right, well, live here in stevensville, maryland, where we're just really assessing the damage after a around 1:00 a.m. last night. still yet to be determined if it, in fact, was a tornado or straight-line winds. i don't care, it's not that i don't care, but i do care what it was, but this is what people are waking up this morning. we have storm track 7 out here, and it looks like a war zone out here. this is route 8, roman coke road, which is actually shut off. the sheriff's department

something webster denies. coming up at 7:30 a.m., the families are searching for answers so this doesn't happen again. with your "gma" first look, abc news, new york. >>> good news for drivers with electric cars. palo alto plans to add more charging stations around the city. city officials are showing their commitment to renewable energy. they'll unveil new solar panels installed at two public garages in webster and bryant streets. they will power the garages and electric vehicle charges stations. they want it to be convenient and economical. >> those solar panels have certainly been getting sun these days. >> getting a workout. hi, mike. >> sitting up there passively helping the environment. and saving some money. hears a look at mt. tamalpais. the marine layer has thickened during the overnight hours and that cooler weather is going to touch all of us, and the clouds are going to linger longer around the bay and especially at the coast. cloudy and drizzle tonight, especially at the coast. the rest of us main

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kenneth craig, cbs news, webster, new york. >> quijano: go, bella.ews for this saturday. later on cbs, "48 hours." the news continues now on our 24-hour streaming channel on cbsn at cbsnews.com. i'm elaine quijano in new york. for all of us at cbs news, thank you for joining us, and good night. captioning sponsored by cbs . >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix5. >>> now at 6, an oakland art collective may be fading away and blames the new owners of this warehouse are using the artwork as a way to force them out. >> we'll get to our top story in a minute. breaking news in san jose where a vta light rail has hit and killed a bicyclist. it happened 90 minutes ago. nobody on the train was hurt. we're told that vta service through the area will be shut down for hours while police investigate. >>> now to our top story. dozens of artists are packing up and moving out of the west oakland warehouse where they've been staying. kpix5 da lynn reports some have been evicted but others are dpog by choice because they don't agree with the new house

nbc 7 reporter cornell barnard has the story in webster and al almeda where it happened. >> sorry i'm late. >> i'm so happy we're talking about -- >> reporter: this is an educational dvd for kids. >> never been that scared in my life. >> reporter: he was working on his laptop computer in this star bucs creating a must cartoon when he became the subject of a robbery. >> suddenly he just grabs my laptop right out of my hand. knocks the drink over and he's out the door with it. >> another customer had her laptop stolen to and tried chasing down the suspects but they got away through the parking lot. on july 18th, two customers had their laptop stolen inside this starbucks. >> both incidents suspecting were late 18st to early 20s. >> reporter: police say laptop thefts can happen anywhere but can't say for sure if the crimes are related. >> try to stay alert of your surroundings. >> reporter: some customers taking no chance. >> -- >> meet security at the door. >> reporter: gene ham says his animation career is on hold. >> i got to start over, get new software and a new commuter. i think st

may god get you. >> 20-year-old john christian webster was known as jc.was shot and killed wednesday night. his family and friends gathered to re him as a vinl i will. the shooting happened in the forest glenn area of silver spring. they believe jc knew his killer. his mother is confident police will catch him. >>> today a former school security guard will be in court. 21-year-old is accused of having a sexual relationship with a 14-year-old student. they worked while working colonel e. brook lee middle school in montgomery county. he's charged with sexual abuse of a minor. court documents show he worked part-time at rockville high school between -- baltimore's top prosecutor is reviewing nearly 100 cases involving the three officers at the center of this body camera video. it shows one officer planting drugs at a scene. baltimore state's attorney marilyn mosby says it's a matter of public safety to look at the evidence in these cases. they're also exploring whether there are alternative ways to prove the cases. the officer who planted the evidence is sus

but the hotel doctor pulled him away saying he was just drunk which webster denies. >> all the cases that i have received on my website. the resorts are quick to blame the guests. so i am not stopping until something changes. >> mexican officials tell us they have no record of tainted alcohol at iberostar resorts. the family plans on filing a lawsuit in hopes of getting more gio ben spichlt tez, abc news, new york. >> austin connor says he scant remember exactly how many shots he had. the investigation continues there. >> coming up. of what you will need to start taking out of your bags at the airport. >> plus, new rules that will soon be rolled out, all across airports, all across the country. you're watching "world news now". ♪ i only fly away ♪ i don't know where my soul is ♪ >> i don't know where my soul is. where my home is. >> like where my homies are. >> i don't know where my soul is. i don't know where my home is. >> thought sunny was saying homies. >> i don't know where my homies at. >> fly away. we are learning new details this morning about the time line for a new set of r

we are working with opd and other groups. >> the 234 units land at the alex webster -- 15 percent are for low and moderate income residents. the rest will be market rate of $2000 a month through $5000 a month. the facility will have a pool and a spot and a rooftop lounge. >> it is a diverse and racially, economically and ethically diverse community. this will add tremendous value. >> councilwoman lynette gibson says the fires have not stopped construction. 4000 housing units are in the pipeline. >> one thing no one can argue with is that we want housing and we need housing. the question is how the developers, investors and state and federal officials will help us make sure there is housing for everyone >> the building is expected to be ready for residents in two years, barring any major problems. heather ? >> it is good to see concession projects moving forward.>>> we have more breaking news on the ongoing investigation of the trump campaign. alleged ties to russia. his son donald trump junior, and the president son-in-law, chair kushner are expecting to testify for congress next week

. >> reporter: fewer people shopping near this stretch of 23rd and webster. >> that is a long walk. >> reporter: with the scene now secure and safe a specialized group of atf agents are now determining if it is safe for other investigators to enter. >> we saw these buildings built and we were excited to see the outcomes but it never happened. >> reporter: now, of the nearly 700 people told to evacuate their homes and businesses over the weekend, almost everyone has been told they can go back to their place of residence or businesses. reporting live in oakland scott budman. >> thank you. there are have been several construction files in oakland this past years. there is a reward for information on some of them. here is who they are looking for. a person in interest of three of the fires last year. on san pablo avenue and the third occurred near lake meric. >> a break in the case, police arrested two men accused of killing a teenager. giovanny ortiz and eric carter. last wednesday night after the fourth of july, the 5th of july. officer heard what he thought were fireworks. this was nea

. >> reporter: john christian webster. >> yup. so that's all i have to say.hank you will but just get that message out for me. >> reporter: this is just one of dozens of photos posted on twitter this afternoon of webster. the 20-year-old remembered with rest in peace messages with his nickname penny. montgomery county police say they received a 911 call from inside the house just before 10:00 last night alerting officers to the shooting. at least one gunman and possibly two other people had entered the house shot the 20-year-old and left in what was later described as an older model black sedan. at this hour there have been no arrests. for several hours wishers arrived at the house to pay their respects. this postal worker spent several minutes with the victim's mother later telling reporters that she is just -- just knew the family from years of delivering the mail. most people in this neighborhood declined to comment even when we said the cameras would be off. >> detectives now believe this was a random act and that the victim and the suspect had some kind

trish: ashley webster, good stuff, not so good, i should say.ning trump's travel ban by ruling that the travel ban needs to be expanded to include more family members, grandparents, uncles, nieces and nephews. restrictions necessary to keep our country safe. how is this judge in hawaii thinking he can get away with any of this? i needed something more to help control my type 2 diabetes. my a1c wasn't were it needed to be. so i liked when my doctor told me that i may reach my blood sugar and a1c goals by activating what's within me with once-weekly trulicity. trulicity is not insulin. it helps activate my body to do what it's suppose to do, release its own insulin. i take it once a week, and it works 24/7. it comes in an easy-to-use pen and i may even lose a little weight. trulicity is a once-weekly injectable prescription medicine to improve blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes when used with diet and exercise. trulicity is not insulin. it should not be the first medicine to treat diabetes, or for people with type 1 diabetes or diabetic ke

the first from noah webster who you have probably heard of, the creator of our dictionary, webster's dictionary, he said and equality of property is the soul of the republic. this continues, the people will nab it -- inevitably possess power and freedom. when this is lost, power departs, liberty expires and a commonwealth will inevitably assume some other form. second is charles pinckney, a delegate to the constitutional convention. here is what he said in the 1787. america was not only very different from the inhabitants of any state we are acquainted with in the modern world but also distinct from either the people of greece or rome or any state we are acquainted with among the ancients. believed america is, quote, had a greater equality than to be found among people of any other country and that inequality would continue because, quote, the nation possessed immense tracts of uncultivated land which would ensure there would be few poor and few dependent. what you see here is a belief that the first, economic equality was necessary to have a republic and second, that american this w

we're live at the starbucks at atlantic and webster in alameda. that's where it happened. >> reporter: eric, gene hamm says he won't be creating any new projects from this starbucks any time soon. his laptop ripped off. police don't believe starbucks is the target, but it is one of the few coffee houses in town that's open late. >> sorry i'm late. i'm so happy you'll be talking about aviation. >> reporter: this is an educational dvd for kids created by animator gene hamm. >> never been that scared in my life. >> reporter: hamm was working on his laptop computer inside this starbucks saturday night, creating a new project when he became the victim of a brazen robbery. hamm says four young men wearing hoodies stormed inside the starbucks. one headed right for him. >> suddenly he grabs my laptop right out of my hand, knocks the drink over and out the door with it. >> reporter: another customer had her lap stop stolen, too, during the strong-arm robbery and tried chasing down the suspects but they got away through the parking lot. on july 18th two cus

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we're live at the starbucks at atlantic and webster in alameda. that's where it happened. >> reporter: eric, gene hamm says he won't be creating any new projects from this starbucks any time soon. his laptop ripped off. police don't believe starbucks is the target, but it is one of the few coffee houses in town that's open late. >> sorry i'm late. i'm so happy you'll be talking about aviation. >> reporter: this is an educational dvd for kids created by animator gene hamm. >> never been that scared in my life. >> reporter: hamm was working on his laptop computer inside this starbucks saturday night, creating a new project when he became the victim of a brazen robbery. hamm says four young men wearing hoodies stormed inside the starbucks. one headed right for him. >> suddenly he grabs my laptop right out of my hand, knocks the drink over and out the door with it. >> reporter: another customer had her lap stop stolen, too, during the strong-arm robbery and tried chasing down the suspects but they got away through the parking lot. on july 18th two cus

neil: all right, it was a little bit of a bomb subpoena shell dropped in the last hour when ashley webster was talking to a moderate member of the house, representative chris collins in new york, one of the earliest to support then candidate donald trump for the presidency but it was on this issue of some sort of progress on tax reform. i want you to listen to this. >> there is the potential of getting some democrats to come on board, it might not be as mass of a cut as some of us would like, if we can get corporate rates, the money is reinvested in jobs and economy, so i'm one that is part of the tuesday group. we've met with a bunch of democrats called the new dems. it will be hard to do it on our own just like we saw because the state -- the issues in the states are so different, but we could have an america would actually applaud something calleda bipartisan tax reform. they would actually think, oh, my god, congress in dc are finally doing their job. neil: tuesday group is moderate, more middle of the road, more flexible on the size and scope of the tax cuts but the keyword and key ph

my use of webster leads me to believe that those were residuals. it toerted money and put a better use. mr. nields: i am asking you whether you didn't continue to send memoranda seeking approval residualsr,s o whatever the word, for the benefit of the contras, up to the president for approval? lt. col. north: i did not send this to the president. this memorandum went to the national security adviser seeking he obtained the president's approval. this is a big difference. this is not a memoranda to the president. mr. nields: my question to you, isn't it true that you continued to send them up to the national security adviser seeking the president's approval? lt. col. north: it is my recollection that i did. mr. nields: and admiral poindexter never told you, stop sending those memoranda? lt. col. north: i do not recall the admiral saying that. it is entirely possible that that happened. mr. nields: if it had happened, you would have stopped sending them, isn't that true? you just testified you sent them on five different occasions. lt. col. north: i t

renewable energy, and today they are unveiling new solar panels installed at two public garages on websterer the garages and electric vehicle charging stations. they want to make driving electric, convenient and economical. >>> fans of michael phelps are a bit disappointed to learn the olympic swimmer didn't really race a real great white shark. instead, the swimmer competed against a computer simulated shark yesterday kicking off shark week on discovery channel. phelps lost by two seconds in the 100-meter the shark finished ten seconds faster than the men's world record. >>> this guy's face-to-face meal with an alligator coming up next. copdso to breathe better,athe. i go with anoro. ♪go your own way copd tries to say, "go this way." i say, "i'll go my own way" with anoro. ♪go your own way once-daily anoro contains two medicines called bronchodilators, that work together to significantly improve lung function all day and all night. anoro is not for asthma . it contains a type of medicine that increases risk of death in people with asthma. the risk is unknown in copd. anoro won't replace r

the city unveiled new solar panels placed on two garages on webster and bryant street. charges stations will be powered by the renewable energy those solar panels generate onsite. officials say all this brings palo alto closer to achieving its goal of getting 4% of its power from solar that's generated by the city. >> i think it's really important that we have visible signs that we're fighting climate change, that other communities can look at, that the state can look at and that the federal government can look at. i think it's up to us the way the federal government and rest of the country is going to show the way. >> officials say the solar panels and the new charging stations are set to go online next week at two garages near california avenue. >>> temperatures did cool down quite a bit today. we talked about that. there's a lot of fog out there right now. the marine layer is deep. it's over 2,000 feet deep. it's barely holding together as the fog bank. all the cool moist air is coming inland. what you can't see in this picture, live camera shot, looks like emeryvill

just a reminder, another overnight closure for the webster tube. that begins tonight at 10 p.m. and runs through tomorrow morning at 4 a.m. caltrans is doing some roadwork there. if you need to get to the main island of alameda, use 23rd avenue. other than that the usual crowds over along westbound 580 heading through the altamont pass, 25 minutes between 205 and 680. hat's a check of your traffic; over to you. >>> thank you. we're hearing from a female entrepreneur who says that a silicon valley investor sexually harassed her. dave mcclure resigned from the company 500 startups last week even admitted that he is a creep. she said mcclure came over one night poured her whiskey and refused to leave. >> he pushed me and pushed himself onto me and started kissing me. um, i kept saying no. and i -- um, i remember him saying, just one night only, please just one time. um, i just can't forget those words. >> mcclure is the latest tech investor to face backlash over the mistreatment of women. justin callbeck of binary capital after several female founders said he made unwanted sexual a

the latest attack happened at this starbucks on atlantic avenue and webster street. a cartoon animator was working on a project when four people in hoodies burst through the door. >> started heading right towards me, and i just couldn't believe it was happening, and then suddenly he just grabs my laptop right out of my hand, knocks the drink over and is out the door with it so i've got to start over and get new software, have to get a new computer, and i think starbucks owes me that. >> reporter: on july 18th two customers had their laptops taken inside the starbucks on park street in alameda. starbucks tells abc 7 news toys working with local authorities on both investigations, adding that the safety of customers and eployees is a top priority. >>> a huge change is coming for commuters who use the alameda harbor bay ferry terminal. beginning tomorrow drivers will need a permit to park on neighborhood streets or risk getting a ticket. the permits are an effort to control traffic near the terminal. there are only 250 spaces available in the terminal parking area. the

one on webster street and another on brian street. the city installed new electric vehicle charging stations, powered by the renewable energy those solos generate on-site. officials say this brings palo alto closer to its goal of getting 4% of its power from solar energy generated by the city. >> i think it's really important that we have visible signs of that we are fighting climate change. other communities can look at this, the state can look at and that the federal government can look at. i think it's up to us with the way the federal government and the way the rest of the country is going to show the way. >> city officials say solar panels a new charging stations are set to go online and next week i two more garages near california avenue. >>> the summer, all california state universities will have a new library system that includes getting rid of fines on overdue books. half of the csu campuses are already fine free. officials say overdue fines do not seem to encourage people to bring back their materials on time but they do cre

the project is called the alexin webster. >> we're replacing public parking. we're building a parking structure and building roughly 15,000 square feet of retail space. and then 234 well amenatized mixed income housing units. >> reporter: sitting directly across the street is this, the charred remains of another housing project. this is what happened to the alta waverly on july 7th as it was nearing completion. the fourth fire at a housing construction site in the past year. the cause here is still unknown. the other three were arson. there have been no arrests, but some have questioned whether the fires are a reaction to the perceived gentrification of oakland. >> we look at what's across the street as being terrorism. >> reporter: the developers say the complex will go up under much heavier security than ever before. >> we'll be taking more aggressive onsite precautions with regard to having onsite security and having more enhanced monitoring systems and the like and a number of other things we're not going to be doing publically discussing but working with

i promise i'm not stopping until something changes. >> reporter: webster says she starred it around theame time tripadvisor, a travel site used by nearly 400 million visitors each month refused to publish her reviews saying it did not meet requirements. tripadvisor telling abc news our guidelines state every review must be based on a firsthand experience and relevant to other travelers. it's important that anyone who suspects foul play or illegal authorities. the valeris say no review would convince them to return to mexico. >> there are physical and emotional consequences that will never be able to leave us. >> reporter: the state department's latest travel notice on travel to mexico makes no mention of concern for vacationers at all inclusive resorts. the family of abbey conner told us overnight many have reached out to them with their own stories and their greatest hope is together they will finally get answers and help keep this from happening again. >> we should hope so. thanks very much. >>> let's talk to dan abrams. he is back with our consultant brad garrett. brad. what do you m

. >> 20-year-old john christian webster, also known as jc was shot and killed wednesday night.ered to remember him last night. the shooting happened inside his family's home on belvidere boulevard. she sought killer come into her home and shoot her son. >> i saw what you did. i chased you to your car so you know that i recognize you and the car. >> detectives believe jc knew the shooter much sources close to the investigation say montgomery county police are looking for three possible suspects in a dark colored honda. >>> today, a former school security guard will be in court. he's accused of having a s student. they met while he worked at a middle school school. he's charged with sexual abuse of a minor. court dock unlts show that he worked part-time between september of 2015 and february of 2016 at rockville high school also >>> police released new information on a crash that we reported as breaking news yesterday morning. we know that hagans of falls church was killed when the dump truck she was driving crashed in upper marlboro. live power lines wrapped around the truck as

the thief left the car he stole in a parking lot near webster street and buena vista avenue in alameda. officers searched an apartment complex nearby where the thief was last seen, but were not able to find him. (darya) a man accused of shooting and killing a man outside an ice cream store in pittsburg has now surrendered to police. 19-year-old larry daryl neal junior turned himself in on sunday. the deadly shooting happened on wednesday at the baskin robbins on century boulevard. police found a 43-year-old man with several gunshot wounds once they arrived on scene. the identity of the man killed has not been released. officers identified neal as the shooter after searching his (mark) happening today... the woman facing charges in a d-u-i crash that killed a three-year-old boy is set to appear in a martinez courtroom. yarenit malihan pleaded not guilty to the charges during her arraignment in may. the 41-year old is facing felony charges for the september crash that killed 3-year old elijah dunn on interstate 6-80 in san ramon police say in the past year yarenit has been arrested three

the new complex is called the alexan webster. when completed - it will offer more than 200 units as well as retail space and parking. these are some images of what is supposed to looking like when done. at the ground breaking, there were many smiles and applause. next to the new complex sits what remains of the alta waverly complex. you may recall went up in flames nearly two weeks ago. oakland officials and the developer say they are confident that they have learned from the fire and plan to increase security at the new site. as for the alta waverly, it is in the process of being completed torn down. the developer is in talks with the city to try and work out plans to get it back into construction. the cause has not been determined yet. 3 other similar construction site fires have been linked to arson (( steve )) more than a hal

ashley: i'm ashley webster in for stuart varney. it is 11 a.m.os in venezuela, it's ongoing. anti-government groups protesting president maduro's plans to rewrite the country's constitution. we are witnessing the full-blown collapse of socialism. >>> meantime, president trump pushing senate republicans for a vote on health reform this week. just a few hours from now the president will deliver a statement in the white house, urging the senate to move forward, please, with reform. we are all over that story. >>> we've also got an all-star lineup this hour, starting with "outnumbered" star sandra smith -- >> yeah, baby. [laughter] ashley: art laffer and rnc chairman rome that mcdaniel. hour three of "varney & company" starts right now. ♪ ♪ [laughter] ashley: the big board and the dow 30, what great music. all of a sudden, i'm just chilled out. [laughter] weak sales, that's no laughing matter, outlook from retailer think think hibberts sports. lots of red arrows, the dow down 65 points at 21,514, just down a third of a percent, so nothing too drastic

expanding their family clinic on webster street.the clinic says they serve 27,000 patients a year and can not meet the demand. clinic officials hope they will raise the money at monday's cup charity golf tournament. it helped them raise $3 million for a new dental clinic just last year e. the -- year. >>> the center for disease control has a new person in charge. fitzgerald is the next director of the cdc. she is head of the georgia public health commission since 2011. >>> once again, very hot temperatures today across parts of the bay area. up above 100 degrees for the second day in a row for concord and livermore. you can see the direction everybody is heading tomorrow. we will cool things off in the second half of the weekend. instead of triple digits still hot. we are thinking at least middle 90s out there for your sunday afternoon. that cooling trend will continue as we head into early next week. here is the latest on storm tracker 2. we have been tracking storms out to our east towards nevada. clouds, showers there. we have be

i am ashley webster in for david asman. melissa: you're not david asman. i knew there was something wrong. i'm melissa francis this. is "after the bell." we have more on the big market movers. here is whats we're covering this very busy is hour. the senate is back to work this afternoon. the clock is ticking. three weeks before the august break. will we see a health care bill pass congress in the next 15 days? not that we're counting or anythi.

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the borders of this is harrison and webster between 23rd and 24th. we want to keep this perimeter a safe perimeter in the event the crane may fall. crane operators feel it will be pretty stable at this point. right now they will be here throughout the weekend also working to clear the area an make this area safe for residents to return to their homes. any questions? >> when will the residents be allowed to come back, do you know? >> right now we don't have a definite timetable. like i said, crews will be coming in throughout the night. heavy equipment come in throughout the night. fire crews will be here throughout the night. >> how many people will be displaced? >> we don't have a definite number. they are staying with loved ones. >> we open up for questions where we can have a statement from council member. >> thank you. good afternoon. we're pleased to report that first responders were able to respond to this fire timely. we were able to contain the damage. there's been no loss of life. as the deputy chief has spoken to secure the area and make su