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the principle speaker was wen huto. the president of the central committee of the south vietnamese communist party, and next to him is the man whose face was familiar for those who followed the paris peace talks. madam binh, another face from paris, the foreign minister of the liberation government. and wen ton fot. and the president of north vietnam. a man named ton duc thang. he is a figurehead, but it's important that north vietnam's president was at this ceremony. jack: well, that's an interesting point, jim. how important was it? what does it mean, jim and peter, both of you? what does all of this mean as far as the big question of the reunification of this country? south and north vietnam? peter: well, you just see the troops rolling down past the street now, and you can see they are north vietnamese troops led by north vietnamese officers and controlled by the politburo in hanoi. they're the power in all of vietnam now. there are some who talk about politics and participation. but, in fact, the north vietnamese d

let me bring wen driver's license back in to discuss that. you heard our guest with the nurses association and something you brought up in the early hours of this show essentially when we started out, you had progressives who were saying let's get a single payer system and there was not the political will for that to happen. the president pushed what he was able to push through. but now you have the "what next" and is there a window for this do-over to go to the original plan? >> i think there will be opportunities in the near future for single payer or medicare for all to come back -- to be back on the front burner because the congressman is right. more and more businesses are waking up to the reality that insurance companies are not controlling costs for them. the last silver bullet the insurance companies have had is shifting more of the cost of care from them to employers and their workers and to individuals. that's not sustainable. certainly insurance executives sighed a big sigh of relief when they heard the decision today. but i really

itsing the interests of the pesticide industry over those protecting bees and the environment they wen be able to protect a plan to address the reply. >> reporter: the white house task force didn't respond to the alert. and it's not cheer how extensively neonicks and bee death will be probed. deaths led to a 2-year moratorium on nooeio nicka tan i said, but u.s. farmers growing wheat, corn and soya beans use the chemicals widely, despite a 2014 study revealing na neonickana no idea offered little or no ben it. >> those pesticides are getting into the environment, they are systematic and toxic to bees. 10,000 more times tan ddt. >> reporter: pesticide manufacturers blame naturally occurring deaths, being trucked from crop to crop. sin getta even sent this warping in an email: . >> even though the pollinator research action plan is in place for many take holders, especially beekeepers like jeff anderson, without the policies, the plan pd success is doubtful >>> jacob ward joins us now from washington. these are serious allegations. what does the department of agriculture say about them?

. >> tom owe wen, city attorney's office, it's worth pointing out, some of the fees that mr. macy is discussing going into the 0 waste account will not be directly disposed they may require separate approval by the board of supervisors. >> the agreement expresses the intent of the city. >> thank you jack. questions from the commission? >> i got one p nobody? director raphael? >> thank you jack for the presentation, and guillermo, for setting the context, i know it's late this is important to us that we have a viable contract that not only allows the city the necessity of disposing of solid waste, but also incentive'ize the beltway yorss, that we want, something complicated like this has many steps in play what is important to us is where we come and from now here it goes to the board of supervisors where they will have another public meeting, and weigh in then it comes back to the department. we wanted to make sure you understood a point in time in the process we have been working on this very diligently for a number of years now. it's coming to a head, wen't waed to give you

. >> being on dry land is not what wen chi is used to. before being rescued in march he had been at sea for 18 years effectively a slave what they caught would be collected at sea by bigger vessels and taken on the two week trip back to thailand. be chicago never went with it. the only moments he got on shore, two days everythree months on a remote indonesian island, his pay about $300 a year. >> i was a slave. i was forced to work. i was told to do this, and do that. i'd never been at sea before. i didn't know how to fish. >> a thai charity the labor rights protection network rescued 68 men in march. but illegal fishing is not just about the abuse of workers according to monitors with the european union, serious shortcomings meaning serious overfishing as well. thailand was given a chance to turn things around or suffer a ban. >> whether a particular catch is legal, thailand seafood exports are worth about $8 billion a year about $1 billion is sold to europe. losing that market would hurt. to try to prove it's taking the warning seriousl

it was through those incremental successes that i continued until i have this new definition, wen you can do everything you want or almost everything,ou're healthy. you may stl be si in that other way, but you have to look at your health that way. >> you set up a foundation for kids, lyme aid for kids >>o many parents can't afford to get the test done. insurance in the past has not overedhat. >> dr. stricker, before we go, a sortsf treatments work for paients? >> with erly diagnosis, the antibiotic treatments often work, though n ways. it depends if it's just lyme disease or some infections tt are also transmitsed by ticks. if the disease is missed and not diagnosed early t cld take a lo course of antibiotics to get ople better. that's really the lenge of treating this disease >> amy before we go, final thoughtsn what you wantpeople to do? you're urgin some action, right? >> i'm urging people to check themselveout, use prevention, see the right doctors, get the right tests, go to ilads.org fo those dtors who are lyme literate, to just keep at . don't give up. look for those incrementa

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you know, when i wen to medical school, we probably got five minutes on celiacdisease. am hoping they're giving a little more tan that at this time. >> so how different is celiac disease from a gluten allergy or is it the same? >> there's tee separate categories. celiac disease, which is an autoimmune genetic condition which is lifelong. there's something rather new on the horizon, nonceliac gluten sensitivity. basically you tested for celiac disease, they do not have the markers, but yet they still react to gluten and get sick. we call it nonceliac gluten sensitivity. then there's wheat allergy, they talked more of immediate reaction where you ingest wheat and within minutes may get sick, have trouble eathing or vomiting. >> did you have the classic symptoms? there are no classic symptoms. the symptomsre so varied now. we used to think it was primarily gastrointestinal, and now we know the gastrotestinal symptoms are not more common, it more common to have other symptoms like migraine headaches, joint pain, fatigue, skin rashes. the symptoms are so vast, that's why it

warms up on wen, thursday. thursday should be the hottest day with temperatures possible into the low 100s in the inland bay valley. not typical for this time of year. san francisco 56 degrees for a daytime high tomorrow. and 72 degrees out out around the lake. mostly sunny in the afternoon like it was today. and san jose slightly warmer. that's how it works. 78 degrees. little further away from the bay. going 78 for a daytime high in san jose. 85 in fairfield and the 5-they forecast slightly warmer and just like that there's the hottest day, thursday. that's the day that, you know, just like clock work the fires usually break out after a really warm night. we will have a hot day. and if it doesn't cool down at night it's been physically shown so some very warm nights really hard on the firefighters. we will watch it wednesday night into thursday. >> we have a string of warm nights coming up. >> we -- yes, we do. >>> the special olympics summer games this weekends and in preparation of that the olympic torch is

she gave me someone to be accountable to, you know, wen my parents weren't necessarily holdi me accountable for my actions. lori did. >> let me talk to lori abut that. >> sure. >> oh, she's got tears in her eyes. youad to set boundaries for her. >> i did. you know, recently we were asked about this, and i -- when they aed her what me our relationship special, i thought she was going to say the trips to disneyland andcarving pumpkins. and she said, you know, she set boundarieand she expected me to li within those boundaries, and she said now, of urse, that's coming from an ault mother. and she can see the value in boundaries and that that's love, really, that that's setting love for your children. and i expected her to do well so she wanted to do well. she wnted to please me. but it was funny. at the time when she first said , i kept saying, but remember disneyland? aren't you going to tlk about that? i really appreciate the fact that she realized that. but she had great potential. she has great common sense and a great work ethic. i knew she could do well in life so iexpected her to. >> tha

the blaze ignited in brush and quickly spread when embers blew into downtown wenned atchee. incident commander nathan rabe said wind was their biggest problem. >> as this fire extended with the winds that they had it threw embers and stuff downwind. >> reporter: in the hardest hit neighbor of broad view, fire crews worked through the night sunday hosing down houses. jon dominguez left when the fire started approaching his house sunday night. >> oh, my god this power is so impressive. big orange dploa, kind of a fireball, and a lot of black smoke billowing. >> reporter: he returned home monday to rubble. >> this is all i have now is-- it's just heartbreaking. >> reporter: through 3,000 acres have been lost in the sleepy hollow fire but fires are increasing daily throughout and west in alaska. so far $91 million has been spent on fires currently burning in the western states and alaska. activity was much lighter at this time last year. only $5 million by the end of june 2014. officials tell us this fire was incredibly difficult to fight because of large embers like this one ev

does qualify as husband worthy the planning department confirmed rot the cause of the collapse and wen ahead and made suggestions to keep something like this from happening again. >> in berkeley today too much sadness, too many candles, flowers, and questions. >> we'll take questions afterwards. >> the planning director weighed in with a probable cause that probably surprised no one. >> there was severe deteareration of the wooden members. the cause was likely dry rot and likely contributor to dry rot is moisture infiltration. >> no more questions in how this could haveappened in a new structure. >> it's n a question i can answer. >> the plning department has powers to act. planning to act the city council for tougher buildin regulations and r inspections on similar buildings within six months with follow ups every five years. >> the standards are not currently in the code as far as i know. the building official has been taken the last several days and his analysis would be most likely to minimize a chance of this happening again. >> there was a statement today from seg construction. t

hb >>> to keep track of our specific neighborhood forecast tack download our free nbc bay area one wen app. >>> a bizarre attack today sent two police officers to the emergency room. one went to the hospital the other to the vet.ar it all began when a richmond bay police officer shot a police dog that attacked him as he was mond arriving to work.he con nbc bay area's chuck copapola joins us with information about the officer and canine. chuck, a lot of questions about t how this happened. >> reporter: it's a very curious story. both will survive. richmond police say the police officer, the human one, who was injured in this is expected to recover. he is familiar with police dogs. he is not, however, the dog's handler. he spent most of the day at the hospital for a dog bite that's been described as moderate and may require surgery. richmond police say the attack happened when a police dog's handler left his car with the dog in it to go inside the police station for a meeting. the dog got out of the car and bit another police officer who was wearing civilian clothes and coming into work

nbc's joe fryer now with the latest from wen wenatchee, washington. >> reporter: with an ominous name and impatient behavior the sleepy hollow fire moved quickly. homeowners in its path had only 30 minutes to evacuate. the marvel family shot this video as they escaped. >> it came so fast. and that's what got us all out-s like actual fear. >> these trees when they get lit, they're like firecrackers. pop, pop, pop, pop, pop. and the wind blew and just -- >> reporter: feeding on dry sagebrush the flames skirted one neighborhood before devouring another, destroying at least two dozen homes in wenatchee. >> it was intense. large embers blowing everywhere. roofs catching on fire. >> reporter: on a single block named maiden lane 13 neighboring houses burned to the ground. >> this was our front yard. >> reporter: including the marbows' home of 17 years. >> throughout the day it blew up and finally about 7:00-ish the flames came down the canyon. >> reporter: the fire is spewing large embers across the city. >> oh, my goodness. >> reporter: sparking more flames as far as a mile away at commerci

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he was carrying a shotgun wen was shot three times in the head. >> and the final rulings of the supreme term. they up held the ruling of botched executions in states. the arguments that the drug can't with b used effectively as a sedative are speculative. the court approving an independent commission redrawing lines. and today just a little while ago ruling against attempts to limit pru lantollutantspollutants. they say the epa must consider costs. >> right now recovery crews searching the kres peek for a man. we talked to police. they tell us they believe the 32-year-old man died when his boat capsized near kent island. police just confirmed who he was to us. they were able to rescue four others. the man was not wearing a life jacket and did not know how to swim. on another boating accident on kent island a child died. take a look. natural resources police say the boat's driver lost control and then crashed into a spectator boat full of people. three of them are recovering right now. the child who died was only seven years old. >> glu >>>>> blue skies and sun shine. loving the sun shin

leno showed me, seven years after johnny carson had taken over and someone wrote in the newspaper wen's carr coming back to save the tonight show all johnny carson does is skits and bits. mr. parr used to do proper interviews. our show is influenced by jimmy fallon. jimmy fallon is introduced by alan. -- ellen. all of those things start to influence you. charlie: but it feels comfortable at least? james: i feel a lot more comfortable now in the manner that people in the manner that i am overwhelmed with the way people have responded. charlie: it is the idea that you didn't step on a banana why did they ever think he could do this? they are saying isn't this interesting what he is doing? james: i'm overwhelmed by that really. i'm incredibly relieved and grateful. charlie: could this happen in prime time, or is it -- jay leno try to do it. james: i don't know. i'm not sure. charlie: late-night has a feeling of freeness. james: and there's a feeling of being the end of someone's day. i feel like the change, not that i know anything about the history of late-night i feel the change in late-

i think wen: well, still are, since last summer, have seen an appreciable increase in the value of the dollar, th the city -- vis-À-vis most of our trading partners in emerging markets, and i think we have seen that it is had the negative effect on net exports, and so served as something of a drag on the economy, and probably that drag is going to continue for some time to come. so it is a factor affecting the outlook. forddition, import prices non-oil imports continue to fall. i think that is serving to push down a core inflation a little bit. eventually i expect that impact to ebb, but it is a factor affecting the outlook. we obviously have no target for the dollar. in the dollarnts and its economic impact is one of many factors affecting the outlook, and in spite of the appreciation of the dollar, the committee obviously thinks of the economy is likely to do well enough to call, likely call for some tightening later on this year. hi, john hillman with american banker. i would like to ask a regulatory question if i could. last month, senator elizabeth warren and congressman elijah cu

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wen was the last time that looked on our ipad tablets and read there were huge massive layoffs? alix: all the time? guest: aside from the oil industry, how often -- scarlet: there was an article in the new york times this week about disney, for instance. laying off workers, outsourcing -- and they are bringing in the h-1b visas to fill those -- that is they are bringing in skills they do not have in america, too. there's a big asset there. it cost money to bring people and within h-1b visa. it is not a free thing they are doing. and you have companies -- it's not just about trying to avoid paying benefits. scarlet: but you lower your cost base. ishiring indian workers, it a lower salary. guest: who says that is a bad thing? scarlet: the people who don't get the jobs. guest: we are a global economy. if you are going to do something in your house -- scarlet: i look for the quality worker. guest: it absolutely does. ifyou do that oversee is -- the work product suffers, now we got a problem, but if they found a global solution to lower the prices, it is up to the citizens look in th

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. >> wen she tells her dad to be quiet, it's really ce. >> let's not forget, the most retweeted mom inyahoo did an interview about r. >> tell everybody about your mom. twitter stuff. >> my mom is -- >> she can dish it out and she can tke it. she's nearing 9,000 followers. this hater only had one follower. matter who you follow, facebook and twitter have specia trending pages for the hash tags. >> #steph curry. #riley. >> #dubs on 7. >> in san francisco jonathan bloom, abc 7 news. >>> every day during the nba finals, we're sharing your fan photos and choosing a fan of the day. today wrappedn warriors pride. what's not to love about this strength in numbers swaddle. creative and cute. we want to see your warriors fans pix too. use the hash tiag owe include the city where you live t give you a proper shoutout if youe chosen as the next fan of the day on abc 7. >>> we're all warriors all the time. but there are otherports to discuss as well. >> hard to be distractedrom the warriors because we're exted about it. tom gresh is in. >> we are so focused on the warriors. tough one so fartonight.

but it will be getting that way as we head into wen.st for tuesday looking at 68 degrees in san francisco for a daytime high. check out san jose. warmer; right? no fog really to speak of maybe a little bit in the morning but patchy. 78 degrees in san francisco for a daytime high. 89 up in fair field tomorrow. 88 in livermore in the santa clara valley and there's the 5- day forecast. slightly warmer tomorrow. general heatup and the concerns will be for that fire danger which we will take a bit after spike as we go into the middle to end of the week. >> thursday is going to be a hot one. >> a beautiful moon tonight. >> thank you. >>> all right , sir, let's go to bill. women's world cup soccer. >> yeah, they looked pretty good. they've had troubles scoring. but a local talent to talk about in the days leading up to this mess, though. a few columbian players letting it it known they weren't happy with all of the talking the american players were doing. had to let their actions on the field speak for them. the easessage come -- message comes

wen was accused of lying about his law degree. just over 40,000 people are registered to vote. turn out is expected to be low. which could benefit tim orose co. reporting live. >> it's hard to get people and vote for hyperlocal elections. >>> colorful changes are coming to san mateo. starting july first, look for color coded parking spots. the downtown spots will be orange. they will cost you a little bit more. and only up low you to stay three hours, which is good for down town errands or meals. if you need a spot for longer period of time look for a green spot. they will cost you less and you have more options for all day parking. >>> the composer best known for creating the sound track for titanic is feared dead in a plane crash. a small plane registered to james horner crashed north of santa barbara yesterday. the pilot died and hasn't been identified. a facebook post claims that horner was flying the plane when it crashed. he won two oscars for his work on to titanic. >>> up next at 11:00, a safer big rig or at least that's what they're calling this one. a high tech way to

went wen goes before a judge in loudoun county for a preliminary hearing. detectives say he broke into the home of denise and corey mattison earlier this year and shot corey mattison. they had been married just three months. >>> a man's death is being investigated near the pool of an apartment complex near st. clair drive less than a mile from iris mall. investigators say the witness was involved in a fight with a group of people. during that altercation someone fired a gun. the group of people ran away and the victim collapsed. >>> a big upset where mayor bill euille lost the democratic primary race last night. >> i'm very honored tonight to stand before you as the next mayor of alexandria. >> city council member alison silberberg beat him. she said she wants less development and more citizen involvement on growth. bill euille has not had an opponent in the primary since 2003. now in virginia's 28th district the incumbent won. we told you we had a close eye on the race because tea party candidate susan stimpson was challenging bill howell. he's a speaker o

he started having contractions wen night and decided to drive to her parents using a shortcut but gotll service and no tame left she gave birth on the side of a road to a healthy baby girl. after three days vanned in that forest she says she lit a fire which alerted rescuers to her location. >> i was crying pip i was just so happy because i thought we were going to die. i was just so glad that someone had finally seen us. >> was taken to orville hospital to recover and her baby was taken to uc davis medical center for evaluation. doctors say mom and baby are expected to be reunited soon. >>> a body found along an east bay hike trail. tonight the search for leads and what's now considered a homicide case. >>> a famed san francisco retailer forced to move. why? you gets it. a rent increase. i have new information about high end jewelers new location. >>> new at 10 a san francisco substance abuse the famed sheave and company is packing up and moving out. the jeweler has occupied the same space since 1906 but now says it's being forced out by rising rents. heather oklahoma is live in the

wen date night roof entered the church. he was invited to join a bible study group. >> he sat next to my cousin reverend pinckney throughout the entire bible study. at the conclusion of the bible study, um from what i understand they just started hearing loud noises just ringing out. >> reporter: witnesses told police around 9:00 p.m. roof stood up and said he was there to shoot black people. he allegedly then took out his handgun and opened fire killing nine. >> ems, advising of an active shooter, multiple people down. >> first responders rushed to the scene. >> several of the victims, give mess at least four medic units on that call please. >> three people survived the shooting the local naacp president said a family said quote, i'm not going to kill you. i'm going to spare you, so you can tell them what happened. >> tonight they're looking into roof's background and if he had help in -- >> we'll do search warrants. we'll do interviews go back and try to put together why this might have happened. >> reporter: tonight vigi

. >> wen to follow breaking news in san jose, where a man is standing his ground on top of a crane mereice have spent hours trying to talk him down with no luck. our reporter is at the scene with more. katie? >> yes, at this point, police have opened up the street behind me however there are no seeps of movement coming from the crane. i will let you look here we are in crane watch in the 10th or 11th hour and he is in the cab of the crane. police are just going to wait the map out. officers at the base of the claim were this communication with him through bull horn. he broke into the construction site and climbed to the top last night at 8:30. it is located at 6th and santa clara. officers say the man could be homeless. they are working to confirm his identity. >> he is despondent. his sobriety is in question. that is what we know. >> there are officers on the scene with crisis intervention training. as we said they were in contact with him this morning. lately we have not seen of movement coming from the crane. 100 or so construction workers scheduled to work today have been told to st

wen to the work out and i still could play now. i can play i'm t hurting right now.o do. i have an injury and can do well with it. we have a player that is going to be a big part of the future no. reason why he can't be and i see a lieunant of the coaching staff out here. we pass him off them. >> our job in the front office is over. steve is now work with you and his staff. but i'm sure you work hard and it will be great for everybody. >> the nhl draft started tonight in florida with shark holding the 9th overll pick. the highest draft choice in 2007. work out back then. they took logan 9th over all. hoping lightning would strike twice. san jose take meier from switzerland. just 19 years old in october. 209 pounds. 44 goals and 90 points for the halifax moose head. one of the favorite tea. not the most physical player. not afraid to fight for the puck. needs to work on the defensive game. meier also happens to be fluent in 4 language. abc 7 sports is brought to you by toyota. >> impressive. >> that would 3 more language. >> and sports. >> yes. >> very nice. your own

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make sure that you're being vigilant and let's work together to get these two dangerous men locked up weni want to turn it over to governor cuomo. i don't think there's a governor who is more concerned about finding these two folks than governor cuomo, because he cares deep by will the well fair and safety of the people of new york. we're in this as a team. i'm grateful to him reaching out to me and warricking out so cooperatively, and now i give you the governor the great state of new york governor cuomo. >> thank for you all the law enforcement who have been working long and hard. it's been a long few days the state police of new york have don't a great job, the local police or federal partners the fbi has been extraordinarily helpful, and the coordination among all the these different agencies has been really something to behold. governor shumlin, i can't thank him enough for his responsives in and his commissioner of public safety and the vermont state police. we have information that would suggest that vermont was discussed as a possible location and the governor was very generous in

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it began about 14 1/2 hours ago when this suspect came in and lingered here in this average wens wednesday night prayer meeting and he lingered for about an hour before he opened up fire, and sources say that he did say at the time that he wanted to kill black people. nine people dead, six women and three men, and the only victim whose ide the ti that we know at this point, the reverend clementa pinckney and also a state senator, the and also a man who has two young sons, and so many people that i have spoken to on the streets here they know him so well and they miss him so badly especially today when they need leaders to heal this community. it set off a frenzied manhunt here all through the night. streets were shutdown until he was apprehended. and about an hour and a half ago, there was a press conference here in charleston, and martin savidge who is here with me, he was there at the press conference and what did you learn? >> i was there and i talked to the police chief mullen who was extremely worry died and i asked him how he was doing, and he said very worry died, and as anyone know

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she's slated to be arraigned wen a half an hour to 45 minutes. sean? >> molly line thanks for being with us as we follow this. we expect arraignment within the hour. joining us with more information on who the escaped convicts are from our la bureau tonight is trace gallagher. you look there, their backgrounds and records, you got one guy, sweat life with no parole he killed a sheriff deputy and matt killed a guy in 19 1997. >> he chopped up is boss. these are two men who broke through a wall. they crossed a cat walk and came out a man hole on the other side of the prison. the reason this relationship is so important here on the screen is because they believe she played a big part in this. joyce tilly mitchell. they believe she had a crush on the man on the right, richard matt. they say even detectives who knew him and his friends he was very charming. he was a psychopath a killer but they say when he got cleaned up he was handsome and charming. when they got out of the prison officials wondered why the escape didn't know as planned. she was also alleg

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i think that they mised a great window wen we had the good data last year. at this point if it was not about a rate discussion and we were not at zero i am sure that the last thing on our minds is the economies over heats. we need to up tick. the politics has been there too long, and it's doing damage and the faededs wants to get a head of it. >> okay o. joining us from wells fargo, god to have you along. we're going to move on to the other big story today and that's intel acquiring for $17 billion. this was no secrete. what does this mean for intel and the rest of the face? >> well we had vmw last week and one of the biggest events ever. we have rumors of arms looking to take out -- and what do they do? they're under pressure. they have announced that they're giving back to some shareholders shareholders, but do they need to make a move here? what kind of a move do they make? is it more in the space? do they try to do something more aggressive? >> well it's interesting to see this and it takes three to make a trend. with today's deal we have three deals in

. >> and wen to go ahead and take a live look odd.h the bay bridge you can see overcast skyings this on the approach of but it is still early on a sunday morning. let's go ahead and get a forecast on what conditions are going to be like later today. hi, lauren. >> definitely going to be -- a lot more traffic that's for sure. in term of tornado watches it's going it be bries night. some #0ss and 80s depending on where you are. from the bridge it is looking overcast. we're seeing some foggy conditions. we do have some air delay. be shu you are await from that. oakland and san jose it's looking pretty nice with no -- a lot of events happening like we said. just mentioning that. pride parade add 10:30:00 a.m. we should be seeing mostly cloudy skies but by the afternoon the sun shine peaks through a really nice day. very similar so what we saw for your saturday. now the royals are playing the oakland as ease with. sighing temperatures in the low 70s. we should be in the upper 60s. also the giants game a little bit warmer than yesterday jus

a the dling wen si rate has declined.'re bringing this up because we're on pace for the second best year for auto sales now at a pace of about 17.25 million. that's what we've done over the last five years. you've seen the steady growth. one reason we're seeing the sales move higher the strength of pick up trucks. an increase in pickup sales. you can see there is a rotation into pickup trucks pent up demand there and as you take a look at fiat and chrysler. this week the ceo will be there for the reveal of a new vehicle. there will be comments from him, no doubt, about the need for consolidation in the auto industry and that's going to get a lot of attention over the next couple of days. >> he is still banging that drum. in the meantime optimism on the greek debt situation sending stock markets around the world higher. robert kimert will join us live next. can it make a dentist appointment when my teeth are ready? ♪ ♪ can it tell the doctor how long you have to wear this thing? ♪ ♪ can it tell the flight attendant to plea

to these folks, and i say all that to just wrap it up to say we can continue to talk about policing, wenontinue to talk about -- we can continue to talk about community policing and interaction with communities but we have to start talking about the social economics divide and the root of the issue and that is developing a way where you provide opportunities for these young men prior to getting to the criminal justice statement. how to get to them before they get to the criminal justice system. >> elisa i want to ask you about jumping off that, historical trajectory here. there's two thing that strike me about this. if you go back and read the current information in '67. it lays out this very standard kind of view of a connection between despair hopelessness, racial segregation the building of america's gets to post world war ii, and the fact that inedibly this will produce environments in which people have no opportunities and produces crime and unrest, et cetera. then there's an amazing thing happened. in which -- that's the basic standard of liberal lie. and that's what say. nothing g

wens may pick up in the afternoon same deal for livermore.e 70 forecast have some ideas on their more details little bit later. >> marty: vallejo high school teacher under investigation after being accused of sexually assaulting one of its beans the boy's father says the from want and find anyone from the school district to take his phone call and tells kron 4 is the sleeping wets unchanged return phone " just about all high school level i how something is occurrences this really tried dorsey will last you want has been unsuccessful >> reporter: "could kron 4 help get the word out and was really going orkhon" >> reporter: recalled thursday into thought his father until that kennedy told a story about his son allegedly been sexually assaulted by one of his butt so high school teachers after several failed the test of competence will let the situation can affect us and the u.n. to be unified school district and saw this inquiry about as concerns have of the support and direction can not to talk to me a day later he family and his phone call the