i yelled, i waited until he got halfway across the parking lot so i could yell at him and i yelled at him and i said i like that shirt you're wearing today. that is really a good-looking shirt. he smiled and said thank you and walked on. i was glad that that was an immediate fix. a lot of students don't share what they share feel about us. maybe two or three school board meetings, we had had a young man come in and he had come in and surveyed his students on his campus. most of his students felt no one cared about them. that's a tremendous bit on a young person. they have to know we care. you have to know we care. do i think on a federal level we are doing enough for our students? i don't think they think we would ever do enough. anytime you have less than 0% of students students being successful, we are not doing enough. funding is afforded to all. i have a say in my district that the scenario that i always use his students see schools like they see grandma's. you have have two grandmothers, one is cooking broccoli and one is baking cookies. which place are you going? it's the same t

say it again. >> the lady throws a punch and people were yelling. there's a high school girl standing like two feet from me. and as the fight starts coming down, the girl is screaming because it's just rolling down. >> despite the screams, the women continue to pummel one another. >> it just doesn't stop. and the bus driver didn't stop. there was screaming going on in the back. there was fighting that started that just kept coming down the aisle that people had to move out of the way. people screaming. and the bus just kept going. >> within 30 seconds, another passenger steps in. >> stop it. stop it. stop it. stop it. stop. get her back! stop it. act mature. >> there was one lady that kind of broke them up a little bit. but you know, most people did not want to get in between two older ladies just going all at it. i mean, there were serious blows. they were just slamming on each other. >> from beginning to end, the arguing and the fighting lasts about three minutes. things start to calm down as the two women are separated. and when the bus pulls up

other folks yelling tear down that wall. i heard with my own ears someone yell go back to mexico.e it is not about the fact that donald trump had protesters outside rallies. this is about the type of rhetoric that trump espoused since before he was a presidential candidate. what you're seeing frankly are what happens when you refuse to listen to each other. what happens when nobody when the oppressed are oppressed. earlier a guy was wearing a t-shirt that said i look like an illegal immigrant. if we step back and see that people can be called thugs even though they're graduates of the most prestigious universities, it is frustrating to me. we have to remember like they were chanting at the rally, i heard growing up the people united will never be defeated. we have to stand united on something at some point. >> do you think this helps donald trump in some ways, does it hurt donald trump? >> it hurts both sides of the issue. it hurts donald trump, it hurts the democrats. this kind of discourse is bad for everybody. this is not one sided. when you look at it, both sides are engaging

[ yelling ] >> it's late night chaos at the food counter and decision to call the police. how a woman argued her way into the back of a squad car. >> oh, yes. she's getting handcuffed. >> a kid waits for mom at the airport. >> there she is. >> oh, no. >> what goes wrong that is a warning for all parents. a four-legged intruder plays a game of catch me if you can. >> the raccoon going all spiderman for a great escape. >>> plus, the buzz word for your chance to win an ipad mini. >> some guys applying for are the position of boyfriend. >> they've got a rÉsume. >> see if their credentials can help them score. >> i want the reference page. >>> a whole lot of late night drama for this woman in new york. [ yelling ] >> it's like a magnet for drama. it doesn't matter what country you're in, the late night food run. >> apparently this woman is dissatisfied. she said the person making her food said or did something. he is serving up other food but she doesn't want that. she wants her money back. she's not hearing anything else. >> apt refund. >> oh, my goodness. give her her money b

[ yelling ] >> it looked like two people pushing him. >> it was actually three people. mom and two children. daughters aged 10 and 7. >> were they -- she jumped -- >> yes. >> no. >> thankfully all three landed between the energized rail. reports say they were underneath the train for about ten minutes while workers deenergized the tracks and got them out with nothing more than minor scrapes. the reports suggest the mother was admitted to the hospital for a mental evaluation. ♪ who doesn't like a trip to the circus. it's a fun night. >> that's what happens hering. one of the clowns managed to get -- one of the guys is there with his kid. they're shooting it now. he's out there expecting all kinds of she man begans from the clown. maybe throw a bucket full of n confetti. this is where the clown starts describing to them. starts giving them instructions. a countdown. then ta-da. it is quite loud. he's unconscious. now we see other workers start coming in the entire time. you see he's still out. they lift up his legs. lift him. what happened to the guy? everybody has that e

it. >> now, if no one else will yell, try that again. because i got part of it. >> why should america put its trust in an economic plan crafted largely by a carter administration official? >> number one, it was not crafted largely by that person. that person participated on the team, made an important contribution. that person is a very bright, wise, able person. i had absolute control over that plan. was deeply involved in it myself and a very talented team made up of a number of people participated. but and so, again, your question is -- has a bad premise. >> and the gas tax, the increase tax and the social security benefits and this all revolved around the middle kplas and the rich don't participate as much as the middle class. >> you expect your opponents to distort and -- and i wouldn't digfy that answer with a comment. i know exactly who and where that comes from. he said it so many times -- >> i will at the proper time. but the point is, does everybody here -- >> mr. perot, could you explain what interest it is in the average amer

. >> i heard the kid yelling i'm stopping, then pow, pow, p. ow, just like that, son ran down the steps, mom did you hear four gunshots? yep. >> you didn't hear any commands from the police, them yelling at them? >> no. >> i heard the kid. >> i'm stopping, i'm stopping, i'm stopping. >> yelled out real loud, i'm stopping, i'm stopping, four gunshots, then you hear police sirens. >> it is liken deem i can. >> we have to value life. you know? we have all kind of equipment, if he's not stopping and going away from you, you have the license plate, all kind of detections, the cameras, this camera, cameras everywhere. follow him. arrest him. >> lamb cast -- lancaster and overbrook being on the other side lancaster and overbrook, the van continued to drive from where the evidence markers you saw on the video, and the broken glass was, on the opposite side, so the driver went a ways, before he crashed, into several of the parallel parked cars on the right side of the road, they took him out of here as fast as they can, they rushed him to the hospital.

[yelling] [explosions] [yelling] [sirens] the unthinkable suffering of civilians in syria continues.se images out of aleppo are appalling. north korea will open the most important political meeting in decades, the seventh congress of the korean worker party. in the run-up to the meeting, a bbc team is traveling with a group of nobel laureates there are two promote peaceful dialogue. rupert wingfield-hayes gained access to north korea's premier academic institution. what he found was confusing. correspondent: the students are singing a catchy number called " let's glorify our country as the general intended." the general being the country's founding dictator. easy as an outsider to see this country as comical or scary, or both. for these people, it is the outside world that looks scary. they feel they are surrounded by enemies. why does north korea feel they need nuclear weapons? includingside world, the united states, as nuclear bombs more than us. they're trying to kill us, so we must protect us. we must protect ourselves. so we need nuclear bombs. this is a country that can be very

tom: the secret service says they yelled at the man to drop the gun and he refused. the witness we spoke to said the first loud noise they heard was the gunshot, then they heard a lot of yelling after. the president was not here at the time. he was golfing. here, secure, was but the lockdown eventually lifted. now things are pretty much back to normal around the white house. live in northwest, tom roussey, abc 7 news. leon: now a terrifying scene that you first saw here. >> he was barking at me saying, ma'am, i have your daughter. leon: a phone call that your child has been kidnapped. we told you about this scam earlier this week. it is happening in new places, and tonight a victim is speaking out. she has a warning for everyone. richard reeve has what you need to know about this. richard: just imagine that you are that mother, how terrifying has been kidnapped. for a full half hour, she had no idea this was a scam. [phone rings] >> hello, this is susan. richard: it began with a phone call. >> i hear crying, mom, mom. richard: she was convinced it was her 17-year-old

i've wasted my yelling? (laughter) >> yeah, your precious yelling. >> i only get so much!word is okay? is it just a group or the society? >> i guess you could find out the hard way. say it to somebody's face and if you get slapped it's not good. (applause) >> i like that! >> i'm going to say this, i don't know i would say the group, but as far as the "n" word, yeah white people, we control what happens with that. don't touch it. leave it alone. leave it alone. not even in the rap song. i'm done. >> lo one of those who says, don't sing along -- >> when the "n" word comes along, just go, hmm-hmm... (laughter) >> ahhh! >> don't even think it! start thinking about yogurt or some other (bleep). whatever. whatever makes you happy. >> yogurt! >> larry: it had been another ethnic group, do you think it would have changed sooner. >> larry: do you think they would have changed that name? >> yeah! >> larry: i mean, you did the joke the washington blackskins. >> yeah, there is like 12 native americans left. it's an exaggeration but there is not many of them left. >> it's not equivalen

. >> i don't know why you are yelling at me. >> i'm not yelling at you. i'm yelling in general. >> i i don't disagree that the national guard should be there. i don't disagree that this is a serious issue and should be dealt with what i disagree with you about is the motivation. i think people are being. >> motivation is passivism. they took over the city of new orleans police department because it was corrupted. they moved people. in are you telling me president obama, a former community activist in these very neighborhoods doesn't know about this problem? and what has he done. >> now we are back to the same thing and you are north suggesting that president obama doesn't care about what happens to black people, right? >> let the justice department take it over. >> fundamental disagreement is just the motivation. the idea that somehow people. >> they don't care. >> they would care if they were white people. i'm sorry, i don't believe that's true. >> it wouldn't happen if there were white people. it couldn't happen in beverly hills. >> right. that's a clas

at him and he yelled back using four letter let words and it got crazy, here it is here this is the way we feel with gary else, is us rain in the forecast. we'll go price harper on you. don't do that. but that is our blush. deposit we say they won in walk off fashion. i was up i watched the end of this game. >> that caused me to say a four letter word. >> it was amazing. >> showers in the area not necessarily in the city built a lot of this creeping up from the souvrjt i bit of it will come up into the southern neighborhoods over the next couple hours or so. and so we'll continue to watch this there's pretty moderate rain and even a little heavy rain in sports coming up as this lifts off the front though it will get lighter as it comes north ward. okay? 65 today for a high temperatur temperature. not much warmer than where we are right now and obviously we have clouds and showers in the forecast. and so here's erin como who apparently is mad at me this morning. >> i'm not mad just disappointed by the forecast. 4:36 now behind me. light fog over the american legion bridge. give yours

he accuses everybody on that debate stage of lying, and it's simply a mindless yell. whatever he does, he accuses everyone else of doing. the man cannot tell the truth but he combines it with being a narcissist. a narcissist at a level i don't think this country has ever

plus, he was yelling at the driver. >>> an historic church burst into flames. what people were celebrating inside just hours before it started. >>> this guy walks in a grocery store but it wasn't after groceries. of what he did in the store that has the fbi asking you to help agents find him. . >>> more than 170 of new york's city's bravest were called out to the massive church fire just before 7:00 tonight at the serbian orthodox church. hours earlier it was packed. investigators are now looking into what started that fire. >>> back here at home, runners in the broad street run were drenched today not in sweat when they crossed the finish line. the nation's largest ten-mile race, the slippery conditions forced the runners to take it slower than planned. jennifer joyce was there and discovered that despite the weather, the mood was festive. >> reporter: people packed north broad street for an 8:00 a.m. start to the 37th annual broad street run in the rain. >> i'm trying to make the best of it and just ignore the fact it's freezing and raining. >> reporter: race

>> i just got yelled at. >> i'm the oldest man here. it's not the woman thing.es bond -- daniel craig was a physical james bond and he nailed it. if jillian anderson did the show, it would be a different show. >> you're saying she couldn't perform physically -- >> we need a female james bond. we need the good father making over good father 1, 2 and 3 with melissa mccarthys, goonies with all women. back with harry met sally. i will not rest until every role played by a man is played by a woman. >> can we do all -- >> i got to save myself. i'm not saying jillian anderson -- she's hot and great. >> she's hot so she's great? >> that's 70% of being james bond. it's just being good-looking. >> also, he's a misogynist womanizing dude. i would be great if they made gillian anderson a lesbian who is a womanizer. >> they would have to be that. is it going to be totally reversed? >> i agree with you. i don't want to see gillian anderson or any woman as a james bond because i love the bond girl. you could be a lesbian, that's cool. >> martinis are more of the female drink.

why he was there and what the former penn state coach yell at reporters as he walked inside. >>> andhiladelphia just made the list as one of the most walkable cities in the nation. that should help us get our recommended 10,000 steps in day but why 10,000? good question. nicole brewer find out why it's the magic number. >>> those stories and much more straight ahead we begin with stormy weather moving through our region right now. good evening everyone i'm york washington. >> hi, everyone, i'm jessica dean. let's get over to meteorologist kate bilo who is tracking these storms as they pass through and also what it could mean for your morning commute. kate? >> jessica and ukee, things have really gotten nasty just in the past hour or so as this heavy rain has shifted north and east into our region. you can see the heavy rain around the philadelphia area, and strong thunderstorms right now impacting much of the central delaware that's where the worst of the thunderstorm activity is. further to the north where it was bit cooler today we're dealing with heavy downpours and also some thun

, i'm stopping. >> i yelled out real loud i'm stopping, i'm stopping. four gunshot. then we hear -- you hear police sirens. >> reporter: that's what she heard, she has little more to say, then husband also has more to say on there is she was awake at the time. this didn't wake her up. just got back from traveling. so was awake, still on different time zone time. so that's why she was awake after midnight when this happened. she pointed out to me that there is a surveillance camera right here at overbrook and lancaster. she says that's for traffic reasons because there is a lot of traffic accidents here. but this is one of the nicest sections of philadelphia, never hear any gunshots or very little crime, they say, so that's why this really stood out both the yelling and the gunshots. chris, lauren? >> steve, thank you. >> let's go back to the first officer shoved shooting. >> this one happening with report of a man, shooting a gun in the air, southwest philadelphia, police arrived at the 5300 block of graze avenue. they saw the man with the gun. police a

ron garcia described an attack 19-year-old neighbor being chased by man wielding a bat and pipe, yelling isis. the victim across assailants >> saw him talking to me, i made a move. i thought twice, like, let me assess the situation and they ran, they did me the favor. >>> this is video of the suspects released by police, happened on 10th street by 33rd road in broad daylight around 1:30 in the afternoon, ranging in height from 5' 6" to 5' 9". you can see one of them pulling the pipe out from his pants ready to inflict harm. >> i saw the lump on his head, i know he is a good kid, didn't even deserve the lump on his head. >>> he is kind of traumatized the guy punching and another guy running with a bat and metal pipe screaming out racist words and stuff towards him. >> the victim's father calling those men hoodlums with nothing better to do calling his neighbor a hero because if it were not for garcia, says his hospitalized or worse. >>> it happened so fast he was walking faster away and people were running behind him. they caught him real quick and thank god the neighbor, give credit to m

and couple people yelled couple of jeers at us, one person yelled, you sound like a girl.else yelled it is the best you ever sounded. >> padres called the whole thing a mistake and said there was no malicious intent. because of the incident, the team has fired a contractor, and disciplined another employee. >> apparently there was supposed to be a music track that was going to play with them singing and the track was the woman singing. >> that's what happened, yep. >> sounds >> yes, unfortunately. >> should invite them back. >> absolutely. >> all right, a former nba player who once played for the washington wizards says racism is very much alive. >> posted this picture after woman who he says would not let him sit next to her in a empty seat on a train. thomas says the train was crowded earlier this month, when he asked the woman if he could sit next to her. she said the seat was taken, but moments later, thomas said he saw her offer the seat to a white man. thomas confronted the woman. she told him not to play the race card because she once date add black man in college.

but instead, he just began yelling. yelling liar.nd so then i made the point, i said, sir, if i were donald trump -- altra by would not block across the street to talk to. i would not have shown you that respect because i said, listen, i am campaigning to be everyone's president. if i were donald trump i would have stayed surrounded by my supporters and i would have instructed some of them to go over and punch them in the face. it was interesting. the fellow's response to that, anyone know what it was question mark key yelled liar. -- what it was? he yelled liar. the great thing about truth, it is verifiable. go home and google donald trump punch of the face. you will find him standing at a rally on national television, it is not like this is a secret, will instructing his supporters, punch that protester in the face and i will pay your legal bills when you do it. truth matters. donald trump has taken to asking supporters at rallies to raise their hand and pledge their support for donald trump. this is the united states of america. w

. >> don't yell. you never yell. >> no, i try not to. at least not on air.u know, president obama, he wasn't yelling, but he was actually really taking some pot shots at donald trump at the rutgers commencement speech over the weekend. is he making a better argument for democratic presidential candidate to win than the candidates themselves? >> yes. and it's difficult because he doesn't know which candidate he's going to be backing. i mean, he has a pretty good idea. but there's not someone formally in that role yet. but yeah, he made the argument very strongly at that graduation. and i expect that between now and november, he's going to be out there a lot. he does not want donald trump to be his successor. >> no, you could tell. >> his whole legacy is at stake. i'm expecting we're going to be a very, very, very active obama in the next few months. >> he definitely was during that speech. he took a lot of shots. it was interesting to hear. he wasn't holding back. ellis, thank you so much. >>> just ahead, as the 2016 summer games get closer, why russia is tak

] ] >> reporter: they marched through the streets and on to city hall. [ yelling ] >> reporter: the frisco five as they're now known sat in wheelchairs on day 13 of their hunger strike. >> they need to meet with us. we're waiting for him. >> where's ed lee! >> reporter: they glanded a meeting with the -- demanded a meeting with the mayor, a meeting which never happened. >> the mayor is not here today. he is actually in the bayview. he is not -- [ [ yelling ] ] >> he is not here to talk to you. >> reporter: mayor lee was meeting with small business owners in the city's bayview district. he tried to meet with them but they stood him up say the they wanted to wait. the demonstrators loudly took over the board of supervisors meeting for a while. they left city hall empty- handed. >> each day we don't eat is another day they don't kill somebody. >> reporter: but insisted they had achieved a victory. >> we're going to continue this hunger strike. we'll be here until our stomach starts eating it self. >>> today marks week 2 of the group's hunger strike. there is no plan to reschedule the m

i remember -- you know, when you are improvising, and people are constantly yelling at the stage and so forth. i did this show. and about three minutes into this hour-long show, these delightful, drunk australian people started yelling, you know, "you suck. get off." emily: so you went into consulting? dick: yeah, so the internet took off. and -- this is 90's -- early 1993. i remember us getting the ac.com domain for anderson consulting. and i just went off with a couple friends and started one of the first, you know, web design and development shops. sold that. started working on a -- what ended up being this really early group-based blog -- we didn't call it blog -- we didn't call it blogging back then. and sold that. and then started spyonit which was an alerts platform. amazingly, we sold that on september 12 of 2000. we had a one-year sort of restriction on the stock in the sale. and so my birthday is september 10. so i had this weird set of days on 9-10-01, being out to dinner and thinking, like, ok, in two days, the stock lockup expires. and it is going to be -- i am going to

why he was there and what the former penn state coach yell at reporters as he walked inside. >>> and philadelphia just made the list as one of the most walkable cities in the nation. that should help us get our recommended 10,000 steps in day but why 10,000? good question. nicole brewer find out why it's the magic number. >>> those stories and much more straight ahead we begin with stormy weather moving through our region right now. good evening everyone i'm york washington. >> hi, everyone, i'm jessica dean. let's get over to meteorologist kate bilo who is tracking these storms as they pass through and also what it could mean for your morning commute. kate? >> jessica and ukee, things have really gotten nasty just in the past hour or so as this heavy rain has shifted north and east into our region. you can see the heavy rain around the philadelphia area, and strong thunderstorms right now impacting much of the central delaware that's where the worst of the thunderstorm activity is. further to the north where it was bit cooler today we're dealing with heavy downpours and also some th

>> is he yelling. >> stephen: he's yelling right now. yes. he's yelling almost all the time.ou can guys try to make this face? ( laughter ) that's good. that's great. okay, do you want to help me pick who the next president is going to be. >> yes! >> yes. >> stephen: at the top of your lungs say who you think the new president is going to be. one, two, three--... there you have it. they don't know either. we'll be right back with josh gad. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the new ford escape. life is a sport. we are the utility. be unstoppable. which urgent care do you want to try this time? this one's only a mile away. oooo, and it's in-network. this is our best idea yet. steve! steve! steve! so close. it's not always easy to control your enthusiasm. but with unitedhealthcare it's easy to find quick care options and compare costs. that's my husband. let me try this. second time's a charm. oh there goes mine. unitedhealthcare the tempur-breeze makes me, not cold, but not hot... it's amazing! ah, it's like a summer breeze cracked window. it's that perfect cooling effect when you sleep. my tempur-b

people should yell at them, they deserve it, they should hedge more, but yelling at them too much. erik: cliff, and he is saying -- if i't have as much what a catholic becoming a protestant. cliff: i like to be extreme. the criticism is still warranted. ,ne thing, hedge funds do a lot and is simpler than they let on. there is a merger, you know what they are doing. they followed the trend is strategy. we like a lot of these. they are good. but if you charge too much, -- erik: if i get your strength -- straight, people are beating up when it comes to returns. what about fees? cliff: they go together. i will never get an economic thing named after me, but it will be some version of the following if i do. there is no version that is large enough to make it bad. i think we can all believe or not believe, returns no one else can produce that are unique to you, if you can do that, and i will leave blank whether you can, it is worth there he much, perhaps even the hedge fund charge. carrying strategies, training strategies, that has worked, but it is not the same as alpha nobody can produ

as i'm walking down, i heard somebody yell, get off the tracks. get off the tracks. turned around and there was a man on the track who is had fallen off the platform. >> look carefully as a security camera on the opposite platform capture as man falling onto the tracks. >> i turned around, what's going on? and i noticed that the train was coming. i was pointing and saying get under the lift. get under the platform. >> but the man on the tracks doesn't make to it safety. the lights of the train are getting larger. >> i actually thought, this guy is going to die. i'm going to see this guy die. >> people on the platform wave frantically for the train to stop. fortunately, the conductor pulls the emergency brake near the station entrance as the man staggers to his feet. >> my concern was not the train anymore. my concern was him falling backwards. those train tracks are only about four feet apart. and a six-foot man could easily hit the third rail and electrocute himself. and that's when i just said oh, the hell with it. >> pinzon jumps down and heads to the other side,

next to me yelling crazy things at me.he has been taken of driving duty for now. >> we take this seriously and we will recommend action with this behavior. >> reporter: the spokesman, paul rose, he called this disturbing. >> i do not think that anybody who has those kind of thought should not be working for them.ç >> reporter: in the video she stays calm throughout the entire encounter and she even calls the man, sir. >> i never had an encounter with somebody like that before. i do not let negative people get to me. there her boyfriend -- >> reporter: her boyfriend and friends said that she should post the video. reporting in san francisco. >>> tonight, a case of road rage, it happened in oakland last friday, one man said that another man pointed a gun at him. he was not even arrested by oakland police. >> my name is washington wiley this is my kron 4 story . >> i am making a report on you. he has the gun in his hand. >> when i got out of the car, eij%8j the gun was pulled out. he could not even hear what i said. was fight

and i yelled, waited until he got halfway across the parking lot so i could yell at him. i yelled at him and he said i like that shirt you are wearing today, that is a good-looking shirt and smiled and said thank you and walked on and that wasn't an immediate fix but a lot of students don't share, who they feel about us. and and, most of the students. and that is a tremendous bit. and they have to know we care. and local level, are they doing enough for our students. and any student being successful, funding is important to all. i have a saying in my district, students do not leave a good thing. and the scenario i always use and students see schools like lazy grandmothers. you have two grandmothers. one is cooking broccoli and when is baking cookies. which place are you going? same thing with school. of the charter schools are making cookies and we are cooking broccoli, where are they going? the thing is we began to make cookies now, so we see charter school students returning. the bottom line is everybody is searching for the best for their children. i am a supporter of

would you be proud, your kids are yelling and insulting.let me give you examples of donald's problems with the troops. he was asking his support of mike tyson. >> mike tyson was convicted and served three years in prison. and yet donald says it is a lie that mike tyson is a rapist. >> that's what you will be doing. >> sir, it is interesting that you added women and children because your candidate, donald trump, came out and say he would order a military to kill wives and children of terrorists which is a war crime. when he was asked in the debate, what about when soldiers don't want to commit a murder crime. he's the one that says i will tell them to do it and they'll obey me. he thinks he's going to order america's soldiers to commit war crime. >> i said we are going to target isis and take out their oil refineries. no body would target women and children except for a bully like donald trump. i respect your rights but i am also going to say in america we are a nation that's better than anger and insults. i believe people in indiana has com

i could hear you yelling from across the bay.>> it was amazing. >>> good morning everybody it is tuesday, good morning everybody it is tuesday, may 31 and i am brian flores.>> good morning, i am pam cook. and steve paulson is back. >>> if you like the cool weather, go to the coast, and if you like hot weather, just go to the concord. just kidding, just go inland. it will be warm inland. all right. cool coast and fog, but it won't be there all day. temperatures 60 inland, and will be in the 90s. we have clear skies, not much of a delta breeze, and it will probably collapse, what is there. mid-50s on the temperatures, and the fog above san francisco and in marin county, but pretty shallow. this high pressure coming in and a hot day for many, from 60s to the 90s.>> that is quite a difference, 60s to the 90s. >>> the holiday weekend is over and we should see the traffic king up, and a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza, no major problems that 4:02 am. eight minutes across the span, or it could be six minutes if you drive like pam cook. >>> a live look at the golden gate bridge, no proble

stopping traffic, securing the lawn, yelling at people to get back in place. >> get back over that way. >> we heard a shot and we got scared. >> a single shot. the cops come out of the side. they've got their guns drawn. >> reporter: the white house was put on lockdown. the president was out golfing but vice president biden was on white house grounds. >> chaos at the white house today. jon karl at the white house. what do we know about the gunman? >> reporter: they have not released his name yet but they are searching a car a couple blocks from here. they believe may be lirnlged to linked to him and the suspect is in a nearby hospital in critical condition. >> jon, thanks. >>> we turn to another breaking headline at this hour. this one involving the crash of the passenger jet egyptair 804. tonight there are now reports there might have been smoke and a fire on board in the moments before that jet vanished from radar. the red eye flight from paris to cairo disappearing from radar about 175 miles off the coast of egypt. david kerley this evening on the signal sent moments before the jet

the witness said that the girl's face was bleeding and she was yelling for help. the man apparently had a gun. deputies have identified the suspect, he is 19 years old. they noticed blood on the ground. anyone with information should contact police. >>> lawmakers gathered in san francisco today. it was hosted by the justice department. this comes after several police shootings sparked protests. san francisco public defender, says that a lot of changes needed inside the department. >> the policy is antiquated. this will put a spotlight on best practices around the country. >> the political commentator was speaking at today's event. >>> at all sleepover, he plans to testify against the advice of his attorneys. darnell williams was found guilty earlier this month with the shooting death. she was killed and two other children and a grandmother were injured. williams was convicted in the unconnected murder murder of anthony majerus. the jury will choose between life without parole or the death penalty. >>> we will warm up tomorrow. 75 santa rosa. that will move to a 78

he's yelling at the guy after he ran him over. eventually authorities were called.his poor man not getting any assistance from anybody. this is awful. it escalated -- >> that's insane. >> police are dealing with the plus driver. ♪ >>> this is a video from africa. very physically challenging. this guy is there with his girlfriend. you see them holding hands as they're going up. he's very supportive, making sure she gets all the way to the top. she's struggling the whole way through, but he is there egging her on. but watch the scenery once they finally get to the top. it is so beautiful. >> it's worth it. okay. i'll give you that. >> this is the first time that he ever does a blog. as she's sitting there, she starts to express what she's feeling because she can't even breathe. trying to play to the camera. >> sorry, guys. >> she just got her breath back! >> stop being silly. >> stop being silly was her reaction. >> kind of sprung it on her. >> i'm going up a bloody hill with this guy, fine. let's get married! >> trouble here, she's got to walk all the way back down w

. >> she was yelling, yelling, screaming, help my baby. >> she was burned pretty good. >> reporter: jeffrey aims put water on her and crawled into the house, trying to rescue the little boy. >> hosed her off a little bit, asked her where the baby was, started to go in. i could only get like half way through the living room. >> the smoke was just engulfed here, and windows started popping out, i'm trying to keep the back of my head you know from catching on fire because i didn't want to see him die. >> the fire department was met by many neighbors trying to assist in getting the one victim out. >> the baby! >> reporter: the little boy did not make it out alive. a teenage son survived with minor burns. the mother was rushed to the hospital with second and third degree burns. a joint fire and police investigation is under way to determine if this fire was set on purpose. in vallejo, i'm leslie brinkly, abc 7 news. >>> and two motorcyclists died after a collision, the driver of a car was trying to make a left turn from highway 113, chp officers say she didn't yield the right of way to the oncom

young people like the yelling and all that because it is a movement.ie -- >> it is like he's having a movement. >> bernie sanders ais as movemet while hillary is a moo-moo, which would you rather to be in? >> you are talking about the dress. >> that's what i mean, it is a play in words, people. >> you are talking about the actual gown >> we watch the "golden girls" here. we all know. >> i wear one, too. greg, remember that time you stopped by earlier? i wear a medalion and i put on a moo-moo. >> he's promising vote for me and i will give you free crap and that's why everybody is voting for him because they don't know anybody. >> he's got to do something. >> yeah, they take the money and i am quitting today and i am not giving you the $59. >> that's a socialist, i doubt he's going to redistribute it. >> i don't think so. everyone in vermont can get 50 bucks or whatever. they can spend it on syrup. >> you know what? it is a bed and breakfast mafia. >> you love hillary. >> right, no. i actually do kind of like bernie though even though i don't agree with

it. >> now, if no one else will yell, try that again. because i got part of it. >> why should america put its trust in an economic plan crafted largely by a carter administration official? >> number one, it was not crafted largely by that person. that person participated on the team, made an important contribution. that person is a very bright, wise, able person. i had absolute control over that plan. was deeply involved in it myself and a very talented team made up of a number of people participated. but and so, again, your question is -- has a bad premise. >> and the gas tax, the increase tax and the social security benefits and this all revolved around the middle class and the rich don't participate as much as the middle class. >> you expect your opponents to distort and -- and i wouldn't dignify that answer with a comment. i know exactly who and where that comes from. he said it so many times -- >> i will at the proper time. but the point is, does everybody here -- >> mr. perot, could you explain what interest it is in the average am

woman was still inside that the victim her class will to investigate and from the men inside she yelled at them and they fled and describe the and then it took to the 30's about 6 ft. 5 in. tall impossibly polynesian. >>grant l: there such in the mediterranean sea for the heated air jet they're searching from the sea also the air today they found our to the aircraft luggage even some human remain. >>reporter: thing is just a friend of the we're still seeing some activity near the lake tahoe area as a push into the rest of the weekend more sierra snow this weekend we would drive out by sunday and the to the judge will slowly return closer to average even above average as we go into sunday and into monday we expect to see the when speaking of once again temper just 58 degrees more reason why we seen all this activity the strong wind speed of the blaze at the airport is due to an area of low pressure the system is moving through this is what will bring us more moisture and more snowfall to the sierra and the rain showers will get a bit closer to our area and. >>reporter: we have a better c