wong: fair enough. do you think it is possible, though, that democrats could take back the house in 2018? mr. stivers: it is way too early to guess those things, but i do not see a wave coming. we have outraised the democrats every month. we have more resources. that allows us to expand the playing field on them, which forces them to go on defense and keep them from getting into that second wave they need to take the majority. we will have about 30 patriots before we are done, and they will need to win 24 of those races. these are battle tested, hardened, smart candidates that know how to win, and have won 24 of them in districts that hillary clinton carried just months ago. it is not like these folks are new to competitive races. they know how to win in competitive races, and they will know how to win in 2018 in competitive races. to assume that they will be more that will lose then -- than win, they need 80% of our guys to lose. that is not going to happen. it is folks like martha mcsally, forks like

wong: thank you for being here, mr. stivers. call me, who is testifying on capitol hill as we speak, has said that donald trump told him in the oval office that the russian investigations have been a cloud over his administration. cloud was the word that he used. do you believe that the russian investigation, these multipronged investigations, what the fbi is doing and the ones on capitol hill, are distracting from the gop agenda? and how do you see these russian investigations impacting house races around the country? mr. stivers: i was glad to see former director mueller named as a special investigator to look into this. i have supported the house and senate investigations to do their job. i will support them through the process of collecting information, analyzing that information, and bringing a conclusion forward to the house and senate. i support the same thing with a special investigator to go through the entire process, follow the facts where they lead, and let the process work. i do not believe that they are on health f

joshua wong joining us next after his release.is bloomberg. ♪ our next guest is a joshua wong, one of the key leaders of the occupy protest, now the joiningy general of -- us here. you were released from jail 30 hours ago. what happened and how are you feeling right now? ago,sterday, to bring days the dayized the action before the visit of china's president. we just catherine and have the , where thethe square handover of hong kong, and we have to let people around the world aware one country, two system has already change, and now -- >> have you been told anything in the last 48 hours? >> in the last 48 hours, i have been arrested. >> did they send you a warning? has the government said anything to you? >> the police arrested me and claimed i'm the one involved, and also questioned i am the one who was on the statue. we organized a demonstration before and during the chinese president, because we want the world to know it is not a time for celebration. it is a time for hong kong to have a demonstration. >> you have argued been de

>> fantastic. >> figures much credit goes to tim wong's work and finally paying off.g's plants now have a bumper crop of eggs. >> they're laid in clulsers because when the caterpillars hatch, they forage as a group and feed like a caterpillar army. >> the return of the pipevine swallow tail is encouraging. but the monarchs face a long, challenging journey back from the brink. both need a lot of help from their friends. >>> there is rage against the machine on the sidewalks of san francisco. local lawmaker wants to ban delivery robots. he insists they're dangerous to pedestrians. sayothershe devices are good for local businesses and just the latest step on the march of technology. mireya villarreal reports. >> from your favorite restaurant. to your front door. this high tech robot could replace your delivery guy. >> with the row bts we provide services to people. give them, afford bulk ases to the good they want and need. >> to do that, one lawmaker wants to hit the brakes, banning robots because of safety concerns and lack of regulations. >> then you start ask questio

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>> fantastic. >> figures much credit goes to tim wong's work and finally paying off.e a bumper crop of eggs. >> they're laid in clulsers >>> there is rage against the machine on the sidewalks of san francisco. local lawmaker wants to ban delivery robots. he insists they're dangerous to pedestrians. others say the devices are good for local businesses and just the latest step on the march of technology. mireya villarreal reports. >> from your favorite restaurant. to your front door. this high tech robot could >> with the robots we provide services to people. give them afford abable access the good they want and need. >> to do that, one lawmaker wants to hit the brakes, banning robots because of safety concerns and lack of regulations. >> then you start ask questions, what about five, ten coming down the street. just make sure the sidewalks are safe for people. >> reporter: the city blocks bikes and skateboard on sidewalks. alice choo and work for a organization. advocates for the seniors and the disables. they worry the delivery bots will create more problems. >> we do

claudine wong ktvu fox 2 news. >> wow, yes. >> thank you. it is incredible. what a great piece. a lot of years in new england with a beautiful lighthouse off the coast of maine, but that one takes the coast. i have never seen it that far. >> i need to check it out now. >> great stuff. >>> how about some weather? let's check in with our meteorologist mark tamayo. >> the lighthouse is seeing a lot of weather as well as far as the storms and the waves. the head winds always bring so much history. a lot of people will go there just to seat golden gate. but there's so much to see on the hiking trails as well. it was windy there today and windy everywhere in june 11. we are talking about the thunderstorms here in northern california and the sierra snow. they have a winter weather add risely in place until 5:00 a.m. tomorrow, but this will be the developing weather headlines with the hot temperatures and a warming forecast. tomorrow not too much of a change, but you can see the temperatures gradually going up each day. then on friday the hottest location around the 93 and 94- degree ma

i'm claudine wong, in for gasia mikaelian. >> and good morning, i'm dave clark. once again we're talking about hot weather. i went outside. it is a still warm air, steve. >> but it felt better started last night. >> i agree with that. >> i walked outside and i was like it is a little cooler. >> i opened the sliding door at o'dark thirty and it felt cooler. believe me, i look for those things. we have fog coming back in. remember the old days when you went out to get the paper -- now the kids don't get the paper. you would say it's going to be hot today or you would say it feels cooler. you take the dog out. it feels cooler. christopher says it looks like the fog is trying to come in over san francisco. it is. it is a beautiful morning. i agree. most locations have a more of a marine influence fog. cooler for most. 60s, 70s, 80s, coast and bay. 100s inland but cooled off most inland locations to mid to upper 90s. there's a lot of fog, especially san francisco south patchy. there is a west/southwest breeze at the delta. nothing too strong. 50sand 60s. temperatures

i am claudine wong in for pam cook this morning. >>> i am dave clark, and it is going to be a very hot day. >> i am shot that it is too warm or claudine. i had no idea. >> you have been complaining as well, so i feel better. >> it is hard to sleep. other than that it is summer and it gets hot. that is a long stretch for us, eight days. after day nine it will start cooling down. a heat advisories out for everybody with a high fire danger. 72 in livermore, 70 in san jose and brentwood 75, berkeley at 59 and san francisco at 59. 13 degrees warmer in livermore than 24 hours ago. everybody is on the plus side. yesterday we started out cool but that north wind came in and with the days being so long that is what happens. we are getting that north wind for some and still out at the ballet. temperatures in the higher -- out at the valley. temperatures in the higher elevations as well. 70s for many, right at 70 even for moraga and lafayette. 40s in the mountains, 60s and 70s, very hot in the desert southwest looking at 115 to 120 again. warm to hot temperatures and 100s forbidding inland. >>> -

this is jay wong, 29 years old. he's not a rookie in baseball. he's a big star in korea.now maybe a rising star here in san francisco. the giants beat the rockies 5-3, their first sweep of the season. after the game, here's wong with his translator. >> translator: my focus has been the same, just to basically hit in my zone and nothing else other than that. and because i'm a rookie, i figured once it got to the 2-0 count, there might be a fastball coming down the middle. that's pretty much what happened. >> a rookie in america. the a's tonight not quite that international flare. they were in houston. the a's hit five home runs. two of them from this man, chris davis. but the astros, the best team in baseball for a reason, they outslug the a's 11-8. >>> the mayor of san jose on stage for a comedy competition? we have to see this. >> stay with us. >>> you know, when i look at this, it's amazing. it's something i wanted to win. >> school's out for the summer, with y but students showed up today in danville. recognize the guy on the right? that's draymond green. he was there

you.: thank wong: thank you. journaln's washington is live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. on saturday morning, roosevelt institute has a guest the law. us to discuss we also have a major cell phone privacy case it is half and also darrell burnett from education week will talk about how the "every student succeeds open --" act is affecting education issues. 7 a.m. to watch live at eastern on saturday morning. join the discussion. >> this sunday, q1 day is in is an hide pack new york, in a museum. we will go inside for a personal look at fdr's personal office. this library opened in june in 1941 when he was still president. it became the northern oval office. he had an incredibly inquisitive mind there were 22,000 books. 914 books in this book alone. every single book was selected by him to be in this room and it remains identical to the day he died. nothing has changed. atwatch q&a sunday night, eight p.m. eastern on c-span. >> now, members of the house freedom caucus discussed their tax po

wong was released from jail today. >> it's not the time for celebration.t's time for demonstration. everything in hong kong should not be only under the control of china's president. . >> reporter: britain returned hong kong to china in 1997 with an arrangement known as "one country, two systems," hong kong became part of chine-- but enjoyed many civil liberties unheard of on the mainland. >> we feel that our freedoms are being taken away little by little. >> reporter: jason ng is a lawyer and author. he says china is tightening its grip on hong kong. five book sellers bhorp critical of the chinese government were recently kidnapped and proindependence lawmakers were blocked from take office. i have heard one people say one country, two systems has become one country, one and a half systems. >> two systems is slowly counting down to one system where we sort of merge fully into china and become just another chinese city. >> reporter: china's president claims he planned plans to uphold the one country, two systems model, but people here are increasingly pess

lonnie wong reports other cities are reporting similar crimes near freeways.ne of several cities in the region that is bordered by freeways and highways. itús not a surprise that a series of home burglaries are all close to freeways. wynona johnson, homeowner 'they get in and out really fast= you can hear the 680 from from wynona johnsonús house. her home wasnút broken into, but her husbandús car was burglarized. it doesnút help that many residents commute to work in the bay area. have gone on the record saying when they see those signs they know that more people are watching than in other neighborhoods so theyúll pass on ones they think are being watched...wynona is not surprised her neighborhood is a target.wynona johnson, homeowner 'our community actually communicate quite often on next-door online where we post what we see with cars coming in or cars hanging out..police arenút relying just on neighbors.sgt jeff osgood 'sometimes it means suppression, sometimes it means undercover work, sometimes it means things i donút really want to divulge at the momentt

. >> from south korea to san francisco fans were loving jay wong yesterday in any language. it is pure baseball joy. here's why. [ speaking foreign language ] >> get a translation on that i think there was a home run in there somewhere. we presume that means wow. his major league debut hit his first major league home run. he's 29 years old. he's from south korea and that proved to be instrumental in winning. giants swept the rockies, the rockies 5-3, that's the first sweep of the season for the giants. here's wong with his translator. >> translator: the focus has been the same as just basically hit in my zone and nothing else other than that. and because i'm rookie i figured once it got to the 2-0 count that there might abe fastball coming down the middle and that's pretty much what happened. >> that is cool. >> they thought they could challenge the rookie but wong says no way. put that puppy out, that's awesome. >> what a great start. thank you very much for that. >>> coming up, why some people in alameda county are outraged over a new jail that's opening very soon. >> repo

i am claudine wong. lets get over to figure out the weather.ok at the forecast, i am like, where do you beat the heat. i i think that the beaches will be packed. >> they will be comfortable. the forecast is difficult. we have blue skies overhead. a bit of cloud cover along the coast. temperatures are already on the rise, 61 in santa rosa, 60 in san francisco. lower 60s in oakland, upper 60s livermore. san jose, 64 degrees to start the day. as we noted yesterday, we saw a pretty good warm up. today temperatures will continue to climb. a view of the wind, they are light in and around livermore. 5 miles per hour. calm in hayward. the wind remain west/north west. as we get into the afternoon, the onshore breeze picks up off the coast but the inland cities are not going to be feeling it that's why we have a heat advisory for our inland areas, the advisory goes through wednesday. the areas not included in the advisory are along the coast. it's going to be a weak breeze off the coast. if you are going to the a's game, it's going to be warm. 84 degrees

joshua wong, the student protest leader was just released out of jail this morning.g us. let's get the market open with david. run thiswent for a morning. i passed several checkpoints. of course, they didn't stop me. let's have a look at markets right now. japan. 1% in new zealand has already been up and running. australian futures are adjusting. upside when you look at the futures. the dollar -- the story is dollar. up foreally backing yields basically spiking up. 2.26%. we are continuing to follow this, of course. given the hawkishness from central banks, do we go back to normal? uh, alright, uh, david. any cool stats that you can tell us? david: absolutely. have a look at your bloomberg function. this tracks the monthly return. you can tweak this. just to give you a sense of how unusual 2017 has been. for the first time on record we haven't seen a monthly decline in stocks. you take this all the way back. it is going to take some time. here we go. toord goes all the way back 1988. the closest would be 1994. here is 2017 for us. now, let's push this ahead quickly.

(steve) that was lonnie wong reporting.. if you want to see the dramatic rescue video again -- we have it posted on kron-4-dot-com. (pam) another big story tonight: the congressional budget office released its findings today ... on the senate's new proposed health care bill. that bill could reduce the u-s deficit by several hundred - billion dollars -- but many critics say at what cost? the report does not look good for a lot of people needing health care.. reporter scott mclean tells us how the white house answered back to the c-b-o's negative report. sen. chuck schumer/ -d- new york: "the cbo report makes it clear, the senate bill is every bit as "mean" as the house bill"twenty-two million. that's how many more americans would be without health insurance by 2026, if the proposed senate gop health care bill passes, according to the congressional budget office report.like the house version of the bill that passed in may, this version would end enhanced medicaid expansion, eliminate coverage mandates, and allow insurers to ch

. >> eddie wong has made him savl a name and wong's world focuses on d.c.e'll got a sneak peek. >> and perfect november stops in our area. we're not talking about love though this is foundation and how to find the perfect one to match up your skin tone regardless of skin tone. we'll share show and tell the and phone the one that mat matches. >> 6:52 kevin is back today. >> as always we do not have a lot of time this morning. >> like >> no pin though. >> i didn't use my tie bar. >> we have to get through he's, rhianna is sweeting world lead others to bring together fun for global education. she tweeted this out the other day she's trying to gamer powerful leaders ever the world to change the future of millions g 20 sum knit hamburg # fun education and reached out to president of argentina which is cool. obviously you see the tweet there and reached out to prime minister of canada. saying i know you're starting global -- and reaching out to president of france. she's tweeting massive world lead others to bring them together. >> why not? >> i think it's great

giants going for their first sweep on the seasonjae gyun hwang (jay-hyoong-wong) the south korean making his major league dubet at 29 years of age bottom 3rdnolan arenado dives to snag blach's grounder gets ball back and throws from his buttocks to get block at 1st bottom 6th/ 3-3 tiehwang gets a hold of one and his first major league hit is a home run but ended up being a game-winning home run at 29 years and 335 days hwang becomes the oldest giant since at least 1913 to homer in his major league debutfinal: 5-3 giantsgiants get first sweep of the year (3 games) mark melacon was placed on the 10-day disabled list with a sore forearm a business.monopolized into a business. giants going for their first sweep on the seasonjae gyun hwang (jay-hyoong-wong) the south korean making his major league dubet at 29 years of age bottom 3rdnolan arenado dives to snag blach's grounder gets ball back and throws from his buttocks to get block at 1st bottom 6th/ 3-3 tiehwang gets a hold of one and his first major league hit is a home run but ended up being a game-winning home run at 29 years and 335 days

reporter lonnie wong has the story.margorie peralta, vacaville resident 'i think thatús ridiculous'== marjorie suffered major injuries when she was a passenger in a duo accident. itús no surprise that she has strong opinions about the seventh arrest of michael f. wynters over the past 6 years.==margorie peralta, 'i think he should have been in jail for whatever period of time after that many arrests== wynters' linked in page lists him as a healthcare consultant. the problem is that wynterús dui cases, including one in seattle and another in benicia, were extended into over 40 court appearances while he posted bail in each case...trying to use court delays nis not an unheard of tactic.==heath coppock, driver 'iúve heard guys say to fight them because, i donút know, they think there are ways...loopholes to go through...i think 7 is a little excessive== wynters was driving down orange drive in vacaville this weekend when he was arrested for the 7th time...a judge has since placed him behind bars.. revoking a 130 thousand d

just called up, jay wong made his debut for the giants. and nolan arenado made the defensive play of the day. from the seat of his pants he throws in time to get the runner out. san francisco took the lead in the fourth with a man on. nick hundley goes deep to left for a two-run homer. it was 3-2, giants. the rockies came back to tie. but in the sixth, wong hits a long fly ball and it is out of here. his first major league hit proved to be the difference, as the giants win 5-3 and get their first sweep of the season. >>> the a's are also on a roll, having won four straight on the road. tonight, they're playing in houston. it's game of thrones night at the park. george springer put houston on top with this ninth leadoff home run of the season, a club record. the a's took the lead in the third. chris davis connects for his second home run of the game, a three-run shot, made it 5-4, oakland. houston answers with a five spot this their half. former athletic josh redick singles off of josh smith. springer scores, now in the fourth, the astros l

giants going for their first sweep on the seasonjae gyun hwang (jay-hyoong-wong) the south korean making major league dubet at 29 years of age bottom 3rdnolan arenado dives to snag blach's grounder gets ball back and throws from his giants going for their first sweep on the seasonjae gyun hwang (jay-hyoong-wong) the south korean making his major league dubet at 29 years of age bottom 3rdnolan arenado dives to snag blach's grounder gets ball back and throws from his buttocks to get block at 1st bottom 6th/ 3-3 tie hwang gets a hold of one and his first major league hit is a home run but ended up being a game-winning home run at 29 years and 335 days hwang becomes the oldest giant since at least 1913 to homer in his major league debutfinal: 5-3 giantsgiants get first sweep of the year (3 games) mark melacon was placed on the 10-day disabled list with a sore forearm the a's 2nd of 3 games in houstongeorge springer. and the astros with the best record in baseballthe a's hit five home runs including two bykhris davis this his 2nd homer a 3-run job 5-4 a's (davis: 21st home run)but the astors

just called up, jay wong made his debut for the giants.renado made the defensive play of the day. from the seat of his pants he throws in time to get the runner out. san francisco took the lead in the fourth with a man on. nick hundley goes deep to left for a two-run homer. it was 3-2, giants. the rockies came back to tie. but in the sixth, wong hits a long fly ball and it is out of here. his first major league hit proved to be the difference, as the giants win 5-3 and get their first sweep of the season. >>> the a's are also on a roll, having won four straight on the road. tonight, they're playing in houston. it's game of thrones night at the park. george springer put houston on top with this ninth leadoff home run of the season, a club record. the a's took the lead in the third. chris davis connects for his second home run of the game, a three-run shot, made it 5-4, oakland. houston answers with a five spot this their half. former athletic josh redick singles off of josh smith. springer scores, now in the fourth, the astros lead 9-6. jes

i'm mike mibach. >> and i'm claudine wong in for gasia mikaelian.eck your weather and traffic. steve, i know you said it will be warm. as long as the nights are cool, i feel like i can handle it. >> it is almost a victory. mike, how are you. >> great. slept great. i'll tell a quick story. windows were open and had the breeze you were talking about going through the room all evening. >> you and 100 viewers have said the same thing. >> good. >> tomorrow may be a different story. >> come on. you're raining on my pool parade. >> claudine. rattling my pots and pans, that girl. good morning, sp. good morning. the dogs are totally cool with the fog. i've heard that too from a number of viewers. our dogs were not panting like they usually do. they enjoy the cool as well. good fog towards santa cruz and monterey. you see the circulation. that has enhanced the fog and produced drizzle. some of that made it out to prunedale. how about that? prunedale gets a shoutout. this close to saying 95. it is tough to school down in this heat. 60s, 70s and 80s coast and b

much of the credit is going to tim wong's word.ters because when the caterpillar's hatch, they forge and feed like a caterpillar army. >> reporter: the return of the pipeline swallow tail is encouraging but the mon falss a long and changing journey. both need a lot of help from their friends. >> be kind to your pollinators. they are really important to the food chain. >> who knew it was national pollinator week. >> charlie knew. a small southern town is reeling from miltions of dollars with help of their lakes. >> i'm dana jacobson. coming up on "cbs this morning," the fish that saved >>> there's something in the water that's helping a small town struggle economically. bass brought 14 million drrs to the town of dayton, tennessee, in just one year. dana jacobson with how fishing became a lucrative. >> they realize the solution might be right in front of them in the form of a lake. all they need dodd was lure in fishermen to become a sports tourism destiny nation. before sunrise nearly 200 bass fishing boats launch from a small dock

i am claudine wong in for pam cook. >> i am dave clark. >>> temperatures could reach 105 degrees today. there have been at least two back heat -related deaths in santa clara county and alex savidge joins us with the heat dangerous this morning. i woke up and immediately noticed it was warm and we got no cooling overnight. back they have to wipe out the camera. -- >> they have to wipe off the camera and they are dealing with their issues out there so we will get to alex in a moment.>>> i am focusing on hot temperatures today. people asking what happened yesterday. we had that system that came by to usher in the fog bank and bringing in cooler temperatures. the day is very long and the angle of the sun is very high in the north when will chew everything up. it is a downward slope and that is what has happened. it wiped out most of the fog.. already 72 degrees and beautiful and burlingame. that is very warm in burlingame. 65 redwood city, montero nice at 56, warm temperatures. i would not be surprised to see the areas warming up quickly. the heat advisory is out until 9:00 tonight. the sa

ing is wept wong wrote. this was no science sxeerpt this house fire is something we might do without thinking twice about tossing oilly rags on porch. this time resulted in house fire leaving this home here uninhabitable and you can see a lock box on door that was put there by company that secured the property and there was unsafe sticker on the front door that mysteriously disappeared and homeowner was injured and all this is after ma'am of this fire. by wednesday night this middle of road townhouse in rockshire neighborhood was boarded up and secured after calls came in reporting a fire here around noon. david and linda door. >> we just came home ape walked out on the deck and saw black smock i told my wife linda to call 911. she was in immediately. >> ultimately more than 40 fire fiingers to fight a fire. they burned 10 minute leaving behind 20,000 in damage. >> i think they've been doing remodeling in the basement part of their house. >> i was extremely stressed out because it was right here be side of t

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i'm claudine wong. >> good morning. i'm frank mallicoat. weather coming up on this sunday in a moment. we begin with serious news. developing news as the world reacts to the latest terrorist attack in great britain. >> a short time ago, british police made 12 arrests in east london that are connected to the attack near the london bridge that killed seven people and left 48 hurt. this is the scene today. heavily armed british police are visible on the streets of london. some are outside the hotel where many of the victims from last night's attack were taken after the attack near the london bridge. police continue to gather evidence around the bridge and across the borough market neighborhood. witnesses say it started with a white van running into pedestrians on the london bridge about 10:30 last night london time. they said the van appeared to be going 50 miles per hour. it stopped in the borough market area which is known for restaurants and night life. police say the suspects got out of the van and started stabbing people. people working a

wong said we will see 2 billion shares in the u.s., way above the average of 6.8 billion, stay tuned. as far technology and helping ,he nasdaq, apple, oracle oracle is not in the nasdaq but trading higher up nearly 3% and put up a much better quarter than expected. rebound inng a technology after a selloff that started two weeks ago. it is pretty interesting. let's look at homebuilders, we are seeing gains on better than expected new-home sales numbers versus a forecast of 590,000. horton's trading higher. w'sk at home depot and loe both lower. home depot on record for its worst day since 2015. consumers may not be fixing their homes quite as much. one of the big stories, health care, up until today, the s&p 500 health care index put in five or record closes in a row. today, taking a bit of a breather. we have seen this rotation into health care. in equities strategist told me it had to do with investors looking at growth at a reasonable price. and health care has it right now little bit of a breather. vonnie: abigail doolittle, thank you for that. i want to mention one quick headline

. >>> -- i am claudine wong. >>> i get that it is june and hot, and people are getting grumpy. six months from now we will be saying that tonight is very cold.>>> we do have a heat advisory. i said that in december that it would be very hot six months from now. there is an offshore and excessive heat advisory. it is too hot to even sleep and newark. if newark is too hot that means it is hot for everybody. 60s and 70s on the temperatures, running very warm, from 3 degrees to 14 degrees warmer than 24 hours ago. san jose at 10 warmer, and santa rosa at 14, a noticeable change. i cannot even find any fault, it just a little bit of but offshore breeze and that is it. thunderstorms in the sierra again. the setup is right for that again today. 60s, 70s for most. lafayette at 71, and look at moran, rare to see this time of the morning with just a little bit of fog down toward santa cruz and capitola. 70s, 80s, and 90s, 100 for many. by monday we will be down by 20 to 25 degrees. >>> there is an accident at the kirker past -- kirker pass. >> in case you missed it, today is the hottest

fire department says that wong fell from a lad during a weekend training exercise in downtown los angelesartment and other safety agencies are trying to figure out how he fell. he leaves behind a wife and a young son. >> happening today, a delivery driver who is accused of burglarizing several bay area homes while working for fedex is expected in court. kevin baker is a convicted felon. he was arrested earlier this month on suspicion of burglarizing three homes in menlo park and atherton. investigators say he went inside the homes after realizing the front doors were unlocked, and stole a laptop, wallet, and two ipads. he's due in court for a preliminarying this afternoon. >> also happening today, the woman at the center of a sex scandal that rocked the oakland police department is expected to testify in court. a preliminary hearing is held for one of the officers charged in the wide ranging scandal. jasmine abuslin came she had sex with several officers, some when she was underage. just last week, the oakland city council voted to approve a near lay $1 million settlement with her. >> hap

. >> i am claudine wong in for pam cook. >>> yesterday we could fill a little bit cooler, today it is really warm.>> i think that was a tease yesterday. >> ukiah, clearlake, antioch and brentwood, the days are long. the angle of the sun is high and everything is complete reversal. it will not be fresno hot but sunday hot, remember sunday, that is what we are looking at. starting off 14 degrees warmer in livermore, 14 in fairfield, 9 in san jose. we cannot find much fog. vacaville has a north wind with a slight offshore, and here goes. starting off clear, warm and nice. a few patches down toward monterey, but 80s, 90s and a lot of 100s. by the way, the alameda county fair said there is no horseracing today. they are open but they have canceled a lot of events today. it is too hot. >> that is good for the animals. >>> good morning everyone. let's take a look at the commute. eastbound 80 has an accident near university avenue and it closed all of the freeway one point but it looks like the lanes are oh and. -- are open. westbound i-80 traffic looks pretty good. not a lot of bald over the

but sophia wong counts on jennifer's encouragement. >> when we play difficult music and start to loseis always there to kind of make us more hopeful. >> reporter: and jennifer opens doors of opportunities like the chance to play at carnegie hall two years ago. >> they learn music. they can use it through the community. they feel proud. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: so for empowering students to serve their communities through music, this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to jennifer ma. sharon chin, kpix 5. >> you know what? we're serious about this. you can nominate your own local hero for a jefferson award online at cbssf.com/hero. we'll be right back. a confederate display spread across the office and what she says were unwanted racist comments... that story and more at five. >>> a woman sues her pleasanton employer over a confederate display in the office and what she claims are unwanted racist comments. that and more at 5:00. >>> a hotel in switzerland is offering guests a chance to sleep outside just for the views of the country's majestic landscape an overnight stay at the

the head coach putting it all into perspective as he walked with claudine wong. >> i love this town and what's cool about the parade is that oakland represents all of us. >> reporter: fans came early. a sea of warrior colors. >> i'm nine moss pregnant and we are -- having a good time. >> they are just great. they keep the energy going. >> reporter: the warriors are gaining new fans but for the ones who have stayed with them through thick and thin, losses and morellos this day is fantastic. >> the warriors have been struggling for so long. the run will continue. great players and ownership. i'm loving what we are seeing and we will continue to do this. >> reporter: the oakland mayor shared some of the spotlight with mc hammer. . today was oakland's day to shine from downtown to a rally overlooking the lake. >> its been an amazing trip with these guys who i go to war with every day. >> it means the world to win a championship for you and hopefully we keep it going. >> i want to keep this thing going for years to come. be out here in this sunshine every june. dove nation. >> reporter: a da

long -- scott long -- us.t wong with is the mood today on capitol hill? guest: i think the next steps we forhearing about our busy security. now that we have had time to digest what happened, we know from eyewitness accounts, the lawmakers and the staff, there is a discussion on both sides of of aisle, about how members congress can be more secure when it comes to doing their job, especially in the case of events where a large number of members are gathered, such as a congressional baseball practice. -- these are times when members are gathered together in an open field, in most cases without any sort of police presence. the only reason as we all have of steve because 's security detail. --had two officers with them you tweeted out this hope mr.aying they trump is next. we have seen a couple of somebody praising the sugar and threatening more violence. democrats have described receiving emails saying made a me -- maybe next. problem,erious especially in light of the very raucous health care debate over the glass several months. we have seen town hall meet

i'm frank mallicoat. >> good morning i am claudine wong.shaping up because we have the windy morning. we do have a big week ahead of us. if you are headed to the sierra you might need your chain. it is interesting we have a storm dropping over northern california and it is mixing up things making it interesting. depending on where you are, bringing beautiful blue skies disrupting the marine layer the clouds and fog have not been able to form look at this gorgeous start partly cloudy skies over the higher elevations temperatures in the upper 50s in santa rosa, 56 san francisco. livermore 58 san jose 60 degrees. a look at storm tracker and here is the system you can see the counterclockwise motion diving further south and when it does it will bring the possibility of showers to the area favoring the higher elevations and the north bay once again bringing sierra snow and you can see the pink and white south of highway 50 with snow levels dropping down to 55 down to 5500 feet. highway 50 and i-80 will be impacted. if you're driving over the nex

singing in foreign language ] before heading out to the longhouse, i'm meeting kuching native alex wongf town. now what's up with the karaoke here? i mean, it's popular everywhere, but this is alcohol free karaoke. in my experience, you got to be really -- up to do karaoke, but here apparently not. >> alex: no, no because it's the spirit, you know? our ople here, they can party anytime. ♪ ♪ >> anthony: so you're coming up river with us? >> alex: yes i am. i am. >> anthony: excited. >> alex: and four days of non connectivity, you know that, right? >> anthony: yes. i'm committed to that. it's the drinking. >> alex: i'm worried about that too, really, seriously, because it's -- i'm way past my drinking days, you know? >> anthony: yeah. >> alex: but i don't think there's an escape from it. so why are you back in kuching after ten years? i mean why kuching when you have got a lot of other places in borneo. >> anthony: that's a good question. i'm revisiting some stuff. just some -- i was in a weird place in my head when i first came here. i was personally, professionally, everything in my lif

here is wong at the plate. his first big league game solo shot 417 feet. the giants are victorious 5-3 the rockies sweeping them. a team that beat them four straight in colorado. it happened a couple weeks ago, not even that long ago. giantshad sweet revenge. >>> in houston game of throwns night. you have to watch that show sometimes, frank. >> i have no idea what that is. >> shame, shame on you, shame. the a's waste five home runs tonight. two of them by khris davis. that's a three-run shot his 21st. 5-4as in -- 5-4 as in the third. they get to jesse hahn with two doubles, a homer, that two-base hit will knock in a run and the a's with another of their five home runs tonight off the bat of ryan healy making a habit of that pitch. his 19th of the year. a's do keep it close, but they end up on the short end. they had problems at the plate aside from those home runs. they struck out 17 times. >>> all right, just a great afternoon out at danville today. monte vista high school is the place. where bob meyers went to high school -- went to high school. the two-

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several prominent democracy activists including joshua wong and knowing the kidney from little. well rested. i'm all about. i think that that is not a great. but. protests simmons on thursday. home was placed under unprecedented security lockdown. thousands of police deploye. to maintain order. but to discuss that story i'm joined in the studio by jove hassan who say he's the vice president for research at the inn now because national institute of oriental languages and culture thank you for being with us on the. cross twenty four tonight and now and then. way back out when that hong kong was handed back to beijing it was supposed to be. out. one nation. two systems has china respected that in the past twenty years. yes we can say that until two thousand fourteen more or less the. situation was quite stable. there was some problem sometime but more or less the the one country two systems principle was. was morris respected. but in two thousand fourteen there was. an accumulation of problem social problem. most so price of real estate to middle class which was the satisfying to.