then portion through the right-hand side of the west side of this frieze, and images of the future, of prosperity, of industry, of hope for the future. those things are represented here. right across these, there's the torture of sacrifice and service, their bodies returned to dust forever more. let us strive on to do all which may achieve and -- may achieve and cherish a just and lasting peace amongst ourselves and with all nations. i think quite a statement that ably represents the type of vision that the memorial has, and then the hope that the founders of this memorial expressed for a more prosperous future in the course of honoring those who served in the great war. it is sometimes said that museums and memorial are the 21st century cathedrals. in some respects i think that's true, that people gather here to honor those who served and remember loved ones that are important to them, even perhaps to reflect on the values that are important to us and that we all share that make us who we are. that's true of this memorial, of the museum and of the green spaces we have here, that this

investigators say it happened thursday night on the west side of campus and that the victim knew her attacker. this is the second time a woman has been attacked on the west side of campus in the past couple weeks. last week, stanford issued an alert after a rape was reported inside student housing. though wo no word yet on any arrests in that investigation. >>> new at 11:00, a show of force by north korea. how president trump is reacting on twitter. >>> plus hundreds of people forced to run after a massive fire breaks out. >>> and texting and walking can be dangerous, but it's not illegal in one major u.s. city. how people there are reacting. >>> right now, misty skies and fog around san francisco at 62 degrees, clear for now in san jose. one of the spots will have a chance of climbing tomorrow. more on the heat wave and a chance of thunder in the forecast when we come back. >>> new video at 11:00, thousands of people forced to evacuate an outdoor music festival in barcelona spain because of this. a fire broke out on the stage. this is amateur video from the scene. 22,000 people were

they say it happened thursday night on the west side of campus. the victim new the attacker they are saying. this is the second time a woman was attacked on the west side of kafrpds in less than two weeks. last week stanford issued an alert after a raich reported in student housing. >>> now to continuing coverage of health care battle. the president making a it clear he is not happy that obamacare is still in place. mr. trump tweeted today that the plan to repeal and replace the affordable care act is not dead. quote, unless the republican senators are told quilters. he also said republicans look like fools. and threatened if a new health care bill isn't ruf quickly bailouts for insurance companies are going to be ending soon. the president referring to federal payments helping to reduce insurance ream yum particularly for low income people. senate minority leader accusing mr. trump of toying with the lives of millions. >>> people also taking the health care battle to the streets. today realliys held in cities across the country protesting further

rain making its way to the west side of the district. for that t ready leiter rain right around the national mall. you can see the left side of the to the west side, we are looking for things breaking down some. some heavy rain moving through here, i think this is our best chance to see some really gusty winds, again, those are staying a bit farther to the south. this round right now pushing through for us. bit a lull.tle around 10:30 to 11:00, we are going to see another push. have s one that we currently and then another opportunity for some heavy rain. tonight, plans for keep the umbrella handy. temperatures staying for us 70's to und the low even 80 degrees in a few places. tomorrow, with he do it all over more thunderstorms. we'll time it all out for you and talk abo a up.ally on the way coming kimberly: the heavy downpours are catching some people off arlington this afternoon. a soggy ryan hughes picks up or storm watch coverage. ryan, i have two umbrellas in our car. lend you one, buddy. ryan: we saw the dark clouds moving in and

. >> i was on the west side of the railroad tracks. i saw the defendant ride his bike towards the tracks. he entered through a hole in a six-foot chain link fence that was put up to keep people off the property. and he was stopped on the west side. >> when you came in contact with him, was he cooperative with you? >> yes. >> after a few more questions, the parole examiner asked jones' probation officer to weigh in. >> given that this charge is dismissed i would recommend reinstatement. and being convicted of the charge, i would have recommended return to prison. >> mr. jones, is there anything you want to add. >> god know they need me back there working. i really want to be there to help them fulfill the goals of the job. i want to go back to that position and really help make a difference in the lives of people that's just getting out of jail and prison. >> anything else? >> no, ma'am. >> finally, it was time for the parole examiner to determine jones' fate. >>> coming up -- >> i just got to have faith. >> another unexpected twist for

on the flip side of that, we have extreme heat that's going to build in the west coast and excess sif heat and watches and warnings that's issued and 100 degrees today. watch what happens as we go through the middle of the week and seattle should get up to 90 by wednesday and we could break 123 degrees by thursday. that would be the fourth and that's your latest forecast. >> thank you very much. the highs and lows of the week including the moment of the wedding ceremony that left a little boy and people around the world crying tears of joy. and shimon biles generously putting her performance on social media for all of us to see. >> later, we are not in kansas anymore. as we head to break, the photo of the week. a diver flying high with lovely budapest in the background. summer took a hit this morning when frankie popped the alligator floaty. plus, the snacks and drinks are gone, people. and one of us used up all the sunscreen! i wonder who... . we're gonna need some reinforcements...quick. copy that. walgreens makes it easy when summer needs a little help. your summer base camp is jus

took place in a six-hour period monday night and early tuesday, predominantly on the south and west sidescity. now, the trump administration says it will send an additional 20 atf agents to the city to stem the gun violence. that violence has left more than 1,000 dead over the past 18 months. it's mind-boggling. many of us have been wrestling, i even took an apartment out there for a while, but it keeps coming. so when i want to know what we're going to do i go to our -- my mentor in civil rights who is in chicago and has been leading there for many years since his days with dr. king, reverend jesse jackson, the president and founder of rainbow push coalition. reverend jackson, yesterday you and father michael flager and others had a vigil to demonstrate the outrage and to call on the government to deal on a multi-level way of stemming this violence. tell us about that. >> al, thank you very much for allowing me to be with you today. it's not just emergency, it's more than that. this is an international scene of terrorism. guns have been run in from across state lines, drugs are being tru

temperatures coming down a little bit across the west side, norwich 29 degrees, but generally temperatures into thursday. as this weather front goes from west to east, it will bring some rain with it, and also some fresher air. for the golfers at royal birkdale, quite strong winds making it challenging. early rain and then sunshine and showers into the afternoon, and temperatures in the upper teens. so on thursday, yes, some rain spreads from west to east. it will be an unsettled end to the week, with some more general rain across quite a large area. hello, this is breakfast, with louise minchin and dan walker. increases in life expectancy in england are levelling off for the first time in a century. dementia and lifestyle could be to blame — experts behind the study say it's deeply concerning. good morning, it's tuesday the 18th ofjuly also this morning: just a handful of survivors have received any of the money these are some of the donations made to g re nfell these are some of the donations made to grenfell tower. just a handful of survivors have received any of the money

all of our crips, serenos, starz, they all go to the west side. cause they can't house together, they can't function together. >> they say it is for my notoriety because i'm a leader, they're trying to say a gang leader or whatever, so they got me up here. that fact still has be proven, you know? >>> coming up -- >> happened so fast. it wasn't supposed to happen like that. but it just happened. >> one of the combatant in the mall video now finds himself in jail as well. and a program at the county's second jail provides meaningful job training for inmates. >>> the downtown facility of the sacramento county jail system is referred to as the main jail. corridors connected to the courthouses where many of the inmates here will learn their fates. 20 miles to the south in the small farming town of elk grove is the county's branch facility, the real casumnis correctional center. unlike the main jail the majority of inmates here are already convicted of crimes and are serving sentences. sometimes more than a decade long. which is unusual for a county jail

temperatures coming down a little bit across the west side. norwich, 29 degrees. n on wednesday. and that process continues on into thursday. as this weather front goes from west to east, it will bring some rain with it, and also some fresher air. for the golfers at royal birkdale, quite strong winds making it challenging. early rain and then sunshine and showers into the afternoon, and temperatures in the upper teens. so on thursday, yes, some rain spreads from west to east. it will be an unsettled end to the week with some general rain across quite a large area. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is mike embley. bb our top stories: after venezuela's referendum, president trump —— our top stories: after venezuela's referendum, president trump threatens strong and swift economic action if plans to rewrite the constitution go ahead. russia demands the us returns two diplomatic compounds that were seized last year — a deal could be close according to russian officials. war as a way of life. we have a special re

authorities say a car bomb rocked the west side of the afghan capitol early monday morning.believe it may have been targeting a bus, but kabul's police chief says so far most are the civilians. what's the latest? >>. >> reporter: taliban have claimed responsibility. said it was a small bus owned by the ministry of mines that have been destroyed. as is so often the case, three civilian vehicles and 15 shots were destroyed in the be all civilians and a set to rise. there's been a resurgence of violence including the possibility of sending more troops to the country. the taliban recently sparking fighting in more than six provinces so we're set to see even more violence going forward there. >>> still ahead, the u.s. economy slowing down? we'll ask cnbc with fascinating details next and the lengths that some waiters will go to dli your food next on "early today." new charmin ultra soft! it's softer than ever. new charmin ultra soft is twice as absorbent so you can use less. so it's harder to resist. okay, this is getting a little weird. we all go, why not enjoy the go with charm

west side activist steven young sees it all too often. s everything he says is on the other side of the town. >> they play this producer called life nation millions of dollars but we're in community that practically broke with a lot of poverty. and they took away the free concerts that we had here for our local people. >> reporter: i didn't meet a single west cidar going to seat pink show almost like it's in another town. most of the people i met on the boardwalk waiting to see pink were from elsewhere. but that's ac for you. two cities. one where tourist dollars are king and the other one which is in a lot of pain. i'm hank and that's my take. ♪ >>> definitely a sad reality. >> it is. no question. >>> all right. >>> well, he bought a bottle of milk with 100 doltz bill it turns out that bill was fake according to new jersey state police. they say this man used the counterfeit bill at a wawa along route 42 in upper pits drove township last month. the man has several tattoos and left in a silver suv. if you know who this guy is, give police

temperatures a little bit warmer in san francisco this morning, west portal and sunny side at 55. ocean beach, the marina, ferry building, the financial district and downtown about 58 degrees. union city and walnut creek at 58, american canyon, petaluma, fist 7. here's a look at napa at 8:00 62. noon, 76. drop down to 72 by 8:00. inland not going to make it to average today which is 89 in livermore. at noon we're at 79. at noon we're at 79. mid-80s in the afternoon, 72 at 8:00. couple hot days coming up later in the week. >>> we are nice and quiet i want to take into 880, this is where they're continuing work on the 23rd avenue overcrossing so we did have a few lanes closed southbound side of 880 last night into this morning between 23rd and 29th. looks like they have picked up early. i'm not seeing anything left on the 511 map so it looks like they're getting that done ahead of schedule this morning and no delays. we have more road work on the lower deck of bay bridge to eastbound 80 between san francisco and treasure island we do have three lanes scheduled to be closed until 6:0

i saw him built on the west side the wrecked west side of manhattan, i saw him take a garbage dump in the bronx and make a terrific golf course, i have seen him achieve things. my point is, when you fight these totally insignificant problems brought on by insults that you react to as if they were gigantic, catastrophic statements from putin or the chinese premier, you distract from your own agenda. >> kimberly: now, i think, geraldo, you talked about his personality and his background, right, herman? he's a builder from queens and he still is. >> here again, one point geraldo and i agree on. these are distractions. that's what the media focuses on. trying to create distractions. what i'm saying is the people that support this president for the results, they are not distract because of this. these distractions feed the liberals, the progressives and the democrats who care more about their political agenda than they do about the people's agenda. that is what the difference is. >> kimberly: what about the fact, geraldo, that there is a lot of news that could have been unfavorable, dicey

. >> particularly on this side here, the west side, i remember someone up there probably the second floor down. >> right up there. the second floor down. >> yeah, that's where we really seen the people. this girl shouting up at the building. get out! get out! i mean, sort of a few times. >> still inside, he readied his makeshift rope from bed sheets. >> i tied it around the window, tied it so hard, as hard as i could and people told me no, what you're doing, don't do it but i wasn't looking to die in there and i told my partner to pass me my daughter. my daughter wasn't having it. she was crying. like what are you doing? so now my daughter isn't coming and now i get back into the flame because i'll not going down with my daughter. so now i'm finding it difficult to get back in because i'm dangling from the 14th floor. >> his neighbors pulled him back in saving his life before losing their own. >> i said run, i grabbed my mrs. by hand. my daughter tied to my back already and i didn't look back. i don't know. we just ran. 14th floor, trust me, i gave up on the tenth floor. god took me down

it's on the west side of i-81. so it's west of new market. essentially, drifting off to the west. so we'll slice and dice this. we see, it's 50,000 feet in the air, and a little while ago, when i sliced it, we had a bit of magenta, the hail core. i think there has been hail in this. earlier, we could see hail probably as much as 2 inches in diameter, over a quarter size. so far, nothing officially released on that in terms of a warning. one more big storm between dulles, and chantilly. this has weakened a little bit out toward fedex, and portions of the district, and prince george's county. nothing out of the ordinary. that's going to drift to the west as well. so an early, isolated heavy storm, and just muggy tonight. tropical. morning camp temps. low 70s to mid-80s. that's in the mid-morning. hot tomorrow, isolated storm, then very hot thursday through sunday. looking at temperatures 95 to 100. i think by the time we get to friday, we're going to heat index near 110. we'll monitor friday for heat, not for storms. 96 wednesday. 96 thursday. 99 on friday. upper 90s saturday, and b

that's on the west side of the city, far from the boardwalk and casinos.hters at the scene had to run for cover while trying to save the victim's life. authority say someone was actually shooting at the first responders. >> two of them were former military guys. and they know what gunshots feel like. they know what the sounds are. and where they're coming from over their heads. so, you know, based upon some of what they heard from some of the neighbors was the people were shooting at our firefighters to prevent them from caring for the victim. >> even though the interview was on the board walk, again there is incident happened away from the boardwalk, the west side. but the firefighters are okay. no arrest haves been made. if you have any information, call police. >> 6:11, heads up if you have verizon. why the company is urging all of its wireless customers to change their passwords, and their pin codes. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ ♪ if you want a taste of freedom, keep going. we hold these truths to be self-evident: that all men and women are created eq

all of our crips, serenos, starz, they all go to the west side. e they can't house together, they can't function together. >> they say it is for my notoriety because i'm a leader, they're trying to say a gang leader or whatever, so they got me up here. that fact still has be proven, you know? >>> coming up -- >> happened so fast. it wasn't supposed to happen like that. but it just happened. >> one of the combatant in the mall video now finds himself in jail as well. and a program at the county's second jail provides meaningful job training for inmates. there's nothing more important to me than my vacation. so when i need to book a hotel room, i want someone that makes it easy to find what i want. booking.com gets it. and with their price match, i know i'm getting the best price every time. now i can start relaxing even before the vacation begins. your summer vacation is very important. that's why booking.com has great offers up to 40% off now through july 4th. find great deals now at booking.com. booking.yeah! >>> the downtown facility of the sacra

in student housing, on the west side of the stanford university campus...anford department of public safety says a woman reported she was sexually assaulted by a man she knows.sarah wang/student- "they're acquiantances and that just makes the situation much more, um, more concerning." the university sent an alert out to the student body, notifying them about what happened... describing the alleged attacker as a man in his mid- 20s. a police spokesperson says the man has not been arrested.yana levushevska/st udent- "(philippe) do you feel safe on campus? (yana) i do, i do." international student yana levushevska says she's always cautious on campus.yana levushevska/student- "just don't go anywhere at night or don't go it alone. like, or just use the main roads. like, nothings going to happen on the main road." though others circle back to the alarming point that the victims knew their alleged attackers in both the sexual assault reported in student housing thursday and the rape reported in the same area last week.sarah wang/student- "this happens a lot -- it

this is the second time a woman has been attacked on the west side ofççÑ campus in less than weeks.ord issued an alert after a rape wasÑi report inside student housing number word yet on any arrests in that investigation. >>> it is 7:07. we have much more ahead on "today in the bay." q after another missile test by north korea. how president trump is reacting on twitter. >>> plus, thousands of people forced to run from a concert in barcelona after a massive fire breaks out. what investigators think caused it next. for years, centurylink has been promising fast internet to small businesses. but for many businesses, it's out of reach. why promise something you can't deliver? comcast business is different. ♪ ♪ we deliver super-fast internet with speeds of 250 megabits per second across our entire network, to more companies, in more locations, than centurylink. we do business where you do business. ♪ ♪ tweets. >>> welcome back. it's just shy of 7:10 on your sunday morning. fog covering the san francisco and nothing new there. about 53 degrees in the city. we'll be along in just a bit to

. >>> another wildscene from manhattan's upper west side. a man with a machete fought another man who fended him off with a trash. they later exchanged punches and the man with the mansion a -- machete was identified and then drove off and was arrested later on an assault charge, among other things. the man was taken of the hospital and will recover. it's not clear what 's >>> it's july and -- >>> it's hot in july and we know that. we may have strong storms saturday and saturday night and finally, some relief at the beginning of next week. be careful and check on your neighbors and your pets and we should be okay. >>> , >> mariah: my first stalker. >> tessa: well, sorry, but, uh, hang in. it'll happen. >> mariah: the life of being a second banana. >> tessa: so, uh, do you feel better about things? >> mariah: uh, yeah. i think so. devon and i talked. >> tessa: and how'd it go? >> mariah: really well. um, what about you? how was your breakfast with noah? >> tessa: oh, it was fine. but i wasn't the one who was upset last night. did you tell dev

it happened around 11:00 yesterday on the west side of santa cruz near steamer lane. the shark appears to be a great white shark. the kayakers radioed for help and he was picked up by a harbor patrol bet. officials says he was not hurt, but it changed the plans of a lot of people who wanted to be out there to beat the heat. a couple from michigan wanted to rent surf boards, but they were turned down because of that attack. they said they didn't know the beach had been closed. >> all they really said was there was shark sightings. we didn't hear anything about an attack or anything, so that's news to us. but yeah, we didn't see signs or anything. >> officials ordered beach goers to stay out of the water through friday. the beaches are expected to reopen at sunrise saturday morning if no more sharks are sighted. >>> as we have been reporting, starting today, water bills will go up for 1 million customers in the east bay. east bay mug voted to raise the -- >>reporter: it was a packed house at east bay board members. listen to the concerns of the customers on the agenda.

this is the west side, dominated by government supporters.here talk on street corners doesn't support the opposition's strike. and yet even in pro-government territory -- you may be able to find food but many can't afford to buy it. even she admits things are tough for everyone right now, no matter what side of town you live on. and something else that sort of stuck with me when it comes to these shortages, jake, the amount of people digging through trash just to be able to eat, just to be able to find food. you go to the east side and there are people who are opening bags to find anything that is left behind to eat. you go to the west side, you'll see piles of trash, but those bags aren't as open and you won't see as many people digging through trash in the areas that tend to be pro-government territories. >> leyla santiago for us in caracas, venezuela. thank you so much. turning to another line in the military. soldiers have a higher risk of attempting suicide if another soldier in the same unit also attempted suicide. this is the largest s

taste of israeli food and culture. >> make sure to get a nice evening coating olavors. >> on the west sidebroad israeli native opened mum mus including toppings with the chicken sharma. and we lightly fried it. >> it's a f oration with son gabriel managing the restaurant. it's a taste of home. i feel like i'm in israel with my > delicious, watch f i philly this and every saturday at 7:00 on 6 abc. he gets things done stevfor south jersey.o tell you don't believe him. because steve sweeney gets things done for himself, for the special interests who pay for his campaigns, and definitely for chris christie. but steve sweeney doesn't get things done for you. unless you count cutting education funding, raising the gas tax, and sending more of your tax dollars off to trenton instead of south jersey. if you're tired of typical politics, >>> closing in on 1:00 let get a final check of theith david mur >> a chance to talk about the shore, today clouds late rain arriving and a lot of it later on ihours. 81. and tomorrow rainy and windy and unday looks looding here and great with breaks of sun and th

west and the the bombing by the americans basically destroyed so much of that part of the city the west side of the city yet the western media says said almost nothing about it whereas when in syria russian syrian iranians were trying to liberate the city from their forces what the western media was talking about the russian air force and the syrian air force farming civilian targets and so on but what we saw in mosul was the same amount of devastation yet nothing was we see we hear nothing from the western media you. italian prime minister paolo gentil loney has expressed his discontent at the way his country's neighbors are reacting to the refugee crisis he also said italy will not be threatened on the matter. we will not accept lectures and still less threats such as those we have heard from our neighbors in recent days we are doing our duty and expect the whole of europe to do the same alongside italy. the warning comes after austria threatened with a ploy its military the bows to the border with italy to stop migrants from entering the austrian defense minister said it would be essentia

. >> paul was walking on the upper west side on wednesday morning when he happened upon this crazy fight to between a guy with a machete. the machete guide tribes away. but he doubles back and by that time the trashcan man had flagged down police so they pulled him over. the machete guy has been charged with assault, medicine, and criminal possession of a weapon. >> mta, all your thoughts, let's find a solution for this. >> a lot of people use assessor commuting restaurant. >> have a story we should know about? help us chase it down. by logging on to chasingnews.com/tips. >> a friend of the show who we featured on chasing news before, the rookie that dog is taking over the internet. he was at a wilkes-barre game earlier this week. it's the minor-league team for the new york yankees. the picture had a bit of a catch with the dog during the game so he was neglecting bad duties. but we still love them. >> the en mta has plenty of problems. but problems might be in for a new one. >> that's possible. on tuesday mta chairman decided that he was going to put a food ban on all mta subways. he bl

. >> on saturday, on the upper west side they found what is part of her like in the hudson river. >>even know person like that. like her torso being cut up. >> my girlfriends mom was friends with her but i never met her. >> they took it to social media to remember heard using the # justice for jenny. the family is too emotional to do interviews right now. an employee told me off-camera that the luna lounge is closed for good. we will continue to follow the story. >> you said the bars closed indefinitely? >> yes. >> what she the manager or owner? she owned it right? >> yes. i heard that she used her life savings from a friend to open the bar and it was her dream. >> thank you. >> diana, a picture is worth a thousand words. what you got? >> that's right. it took a little longer than expected but new jersey has a budget as well as some photos to remember the first shut down and 11 years. in fact, take a look at some of these photos circulating on the internet. christie and his speech chair popped out everywhere. it includes about 100 million in spending for public school aid and money t

the boat was trying dock at the time by pier 76 on manhattan's west side when it slammed into the pier. the good news tonight is none to have injuries we are told are life threatening. nancy: developing tonight. controversy over this shirt. it was worn by a d.c. police officer in court. it appears to show the grim reaper with a white supremacist symbol. he has bee people have signed a petition calling for his firing. jonathan: no jail for a police officer who ran a suspect over by his cruiser. you can see the whole thing was caught on tape. juan hernandez hitting the 22-year-old man with his car last june. that put an end to the chase. the guy is ok. hernandez was convicted of assault and sentenced to two years supervised probation and community service and his status with the department is pending an internal investigation. amid the fighting at the white house, president trump is focused on fighting gangs like ms 15. trump urge police not to be gentle with these gang members. president trump: when you put somebody in their car when you are protecting their health head, the way you put

where are still not certain but fire investigators are right now focusing on this spot along the west side of jacksonville road. north of twist road. it chewed through pasture land north and east until it ran into gianelli winery. with air support, firefighters managed to save the winery as well. >> those cans drop and see all these barns, they're all red. they're rusty color. they're not red by choice. hi a garden hose until the power went out. the power went out after the fire was gone. >> reporter: a sophisticated air tanker dropping 11,000 gallons of retardant and a garden hose, both teaming up to stop the jacksonville fire. >> that was ben reporting. >>> to the detwiler fire. after 15 days, all remaining evacuations are lifted. 81,000 acres burned, 63 homes destroyed. the fire is now 85% contained. >>> back in the bay area, a live look from our east bay hills area as people in concord, antioch and livermore, get ready for a week of intense heat. a warning for those with breathing trouble to stay out of the heat in the hottest pardon of the day. drew tuma tracking that for us. >> when

crane high school, which is on the west side, 100% college acceptance. finger all the way on the south side, 100% acceptance. chicago bulls noble charter, 100% chicago acceptance. we have with us armando from sarah goode, a p-tech school associated with ibm. ibm to graduate, they have a little over 90% of their students have graduated. seven of their students have graduated already with their associates degree in hand. they've won over $4.4 million in scholarships for their students. all of them are going onto post high school education to college. that's on the far south side. i have also gregory jones from kenwood. kenwood is also on the south side of the city of chicago. 95% of their freshman are on track to graduate. more than half the students are earning college credit while they're in high school. he said to me 72%. they earned this year $35 million in scholarships at their school. they have the largest dual credit, dual enrollment in the city of chicago. now, what we are about and what we're trying to do is take our high school graduation, which w

i had just moved to the upper west side. called him and said please, please everybody recommends you. he found out what i did and said you people aren't serius and no. i begged and pleaded. i got down on my knees and made a fool of myself and he said okay. i didn't know where he lived. i walked out my front door, turned right, past the elevator and walked on his door. and i studied with him for 32 years and he taught me what to do. >> that is a short story and a short walk. >> very short walk. and that's really why i can sing the way i can. i know that. i've had a lot of problems but i'm very fortunate because i found the right teacher. >> you mentioned being on stage and having these reminiscences about your life and former lovers, etc., etc. so for those of yours who have been fans for years, we know you and steels were an item back in the day. what is it to be on stage starting next week with steven steels who you dated back in the day and known forever but you never toured together? >> we met in 1968 in l.a. i was making

where are still not certain but fire investigators are right now focusing on this spot along the west side of jacksonville road. north of twist road. it chewed through pasture land north and east until it ran into gianelli winery. with air support, firefighters managed to save the winery as well. >> those cans drop and see all these barns, they're all red. they're rusty color. they're not red by choice. hi a garden hose until the power went out. the power went out after the fire was gone. >> reporter: a sophisticated air tanker dropping 11,000 gallons of retardant and a garden hose, both teaming up to stop the jacksonville fire. >> that was ben reporting. >>> to the detwiler fire. after 15 days, all remaining evacuations are lifted. 81,000 acres burned, 63 homes destroyed. the fire is now 85% contained. >>> back in the bay area, a live look from our east bay hills area as people in concord, antioch and livermore, get ready for a week of intense heat. a warning for those with breathing trouble to stay out of the heat in the hottest pardon of the day. drew tuma tracking that for us. >> when

. >> fosser, born in 1928, grows up in a working-class neighborhood on chicago's west side. >> he described himself as a sickly child. he was stuck at home a lot and would experiment with household materials to try to kind of create his own puppets. >> in 1935, when bill is 7, his aunt takes him to his first opera, verdi's "il trovatore." he's enchanted by it all -- the music, the costumes, and the stage design. >> he fell in love with the art form of opera, but he was always interested in -- in puppets and then, eventually, just combined the two. >> the boy builds a mini opera house with a velvet curtain and assembles his company of players. >> he told us that he used to offer performances to kids in the neighborhood for like a penny. >> turns out, puppet opera is an actual thing in those days. bill sees an article in the paper about a lavish restaurant in chicago that's adding a puppet opera to its bill of fare. the place is called kungsholm. >> kungsholm was a swedish smorgasbord and a puppet theater all in one. >> steve golden was six when he saw his first show at the kungsholm. that le

. >>> new at 5:00, stanford police investigating another sexual assault thursday night on the west side of campus. the victim knew her attacker. this is the second time in less than two weeks. last week stanford issued an alert after a rape was reported inside student housing. >>> to the latest developments in north korea where the united states is reacting strongly to that country's ballistic missile test. north korea is releasing video purporting to show the test. we are in seoul, south korea with the latest. >> reporter: the u.s. has denounced this latest test, but with every success that north korea has, the stakes ramp higher for regional security and for the trump administration, which to this point has had very little progress in the way of options to try and contain the north. this latest icbm flew 620 miles at an all the tud of 2,300 miles. experts say it would be capable of reaching several cities in the united states, places like denver, san francisco. this is exactly what north korea has been promising or warning of for years. kim jong-un tested 14 times so far this year, so

possibly 10% of the west side. it is a foregone conclusion, it isa side. conclusion, it is a matter of time before they can it is a matter of time before they ca n reta ke it is a matter of time before they can retake that territory. certainly, major blow to maintaining the caliphate. we are going to see other areas of iraq, syria, retaken from is. no longer going to control that territory. we are already seeing some signs of that. we have seen suicide bombers. 0ngoing attacks. defeated on the battlefield, but that does not mean we are going to see the end of these attacks in the middle east, further afield. at least 28 people have been injured following a shooting at a nightclub in the us state of arkansas. police say two people are in a critical condition following the incident, which took place around half past two in the morning local time. president trump has lashed out at a growing number of us states that have refused to hand over personal information about voters to a commission he set up to investigate electoral fraud. writing on twitter, he accus

tropical storm emily has popped up this morning to the west side of florida below tampa. looks like it will degenerate into an area of low pressure and tropical storm. it will be off the east coast, after that it's so far off to sea the east coast doesn't have to worry about it. the model is showing 2 1/2 inches on top of what's falling. some areas on the western side of florida may go up to 4 to 8 inches. that will go through florida quickly. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 89 is the high. around here no problems, sunny and not all that humid. tomorrow, hot and bit more humid not a bad summer afternoon as we ring in august, 91 is the high there. wednesday, hot and sticky, 92 the high, better chance of a spotty thunderstorm. 89 thursday, 87 friday, again a few spotty afternoon thunderstorms possible both of those days. we get into the coming weekend on saturday that's when the cold front comes through there will be a period of day maybe 3 or 4 hours long there will be showers and thunderstorms around. we hope to kick that out in time for the saturday night p

downtime on the site in the west side, people were in their homes. they were learning about this on tv. , two was a media blackout or three tv channels and newspapers were how you got your information. wereayor and the governor trying to institute with the media outlets. today, that wouldn't happen. we were trying to go from twitter and facebook. for almost 24 hours, the media did not report what was happening, because they thought that this event with settle down. mayor gavin ordered the police state back, they were able to go about and they thought they would get it out of their system. that didn't happen. this interactive shows commercials that would've happened in the 60's and things that people would have been watching on their tv. both locally and nationally. we had a telephone that rings when you walk into the space, and there were five different reported messages for people sort of spreading the news. people got calls in their homes, this is what is going on. did your was happening on 12th street? saycenter tv, i should first acts as a panel

for now, light rain moving to the west side on the beltway near tyson's corner. i-66 inbound there, rain drops across the northern virginia commute. temperature wise, with the clouds around and chances, nowhere near as steamy. temperatures only in the upper 70s to low and mid-80s today, the severe weather chances will remain a way for days. we'll look at the weekend forecast coming up in a few. good morning. >> good morning. taking a look at this in loudoun county. this is clark's gap road. all lanes are blocked. sounds like a vehicle off the roadway near the gas station. we are going to keep an eye on that one. the rest of the beltway looks okay. no complaints. taking look at 66 as you fly in here from fairfax parkway. no issues. listen to wcop when you hop in your car this morning. northbound vw, left lane blocked by a crash. that was yellow, now it's red here. quite slow through that area. westbound 50 at 197, also have a crash reported there near the 197 intersection this morning. back in a couple minutes. >>> parking your car in bethesda will cost more than

temperatures coming down a little bit across the west side, norwich 29 degrees, but generally temperatures thursday. as this weather front goes from west to east, it will bring some rain with it, and also some fresher air. for the golfers at royal birkdale, quite strong winds making it challenging. early rain and then sunshine and showers into the afternoon, and temperatures in the upper teens. so on thursday, yes, some rain spreads from west to east. it will be an unsettled end to the week, with some more general rain across quite a large area. this is bbc news, the headlines. venezuela's political crisis has deepened after voters rejected plans to rewrite the constitution. president trump has said the country will face strong and swift economic action if the controversial plans go ahead. venezuela's opposition has called a 24—hour general strike on thursday. following russia's demands that the us returns two diplomatic compounds seized last year, russian officials have suggested a deal could be close. washington shut the properties in december, accusing russian diplomats of interfering i

. >>> and there is been a sexual assault reported on the campus west side in stanford.say the victim and the attacker knew each other. anyone who has information about this incident should contact the stanford university department of safety. >>> health officials are warning about rabies after a rabid bat was found at contra costa county park this week. health officials say did not touch bats, especially during the daytime hours. >> if they are out during the day, there is usually something going on.>> reporter: this bat was found near a downtown park . it was crawling on the ground in the middle of the day.>> they looked threatening when they are showing you their teeth, but they are just really scared. >> this bat was very sick . it died in about a week. >> this year we have had three bets -- bats past positive for rabies. people don't often see them and when they see one there could be some curiosity. >> this latest one was not near the play structure of the children. that is fortunate . it was located at the contra costa county park . they are nocturnal and rarely s

the orchestra played the classics and songs from "west side story" and this is the third year that the san francisco symphony held the event. >>> two bay area residents won the marathon, finishing 26 miles in two and half hours. the 25-year-old from stanford was the top woman finisher coming in at two hours, 52 minutes. a record 20,000 runners participating in the event, foggy over the golden gate bridge and raising $300,000 for the charities. >>> the police block party from fresno is going viral. >> there are some bad guys out all over. >> there is the water slide. >> this five your girl hopped into the front seat of the fresno police armored car and told the officers she wanted to fight crime so they played along for more than an hour, chasing down pretend bad guys at the party. >> she knows what she wants to do it seems. she is taking charge and she will be a police chief somewhere. >>> familiar faces on the oakland a's and they could be new uniforms by next week, some hot names are on the trade block. the team is getting younger. ♪ hitting the mid-morning wall? with up to 24 grams

it was reported thursday night on the west side. investigators say the victim and the attacker knew each other. the suspect is described as a white man between 22 and 25 years old with brown hair, brown eyes, and a thin build. anyone who has any information about the incident should contact the stanford university department of public safety. >>> the former chancellor who resigned following months of controversy is returning to the university. uc davis officials say linda will teach electrical and computer engineering as well as women and gerund studies. the sacramento bee reports she will receive the same pay as she did as chancellor. she resigned last august after accepting a board seat from the for-profit devry education group while that company was under investigation for misleading students. >>> a bit of a delay in service. they're testing their light rail cars underground. it will be closed between west portal and montgomery stations tomorrow. it will be closed after 9:30 on weeknights until august 20th. the subway will be clo