spencer's republican colleagues in georgia thus far? >> a number of them are calling for him to resign. mr. spencer just lost his primary i think in the spring. he was trying to go for a fifth term. he's going to be out of office soon anyway. several of his republican colleagues in georgia are calling for him to step down immediately rather than wait for his term to finish out. >> in the premier episode of the show, i want to play another clip for the viewers. sacha baron cohen convinces people to participate in a public service announcement pushing to put guns in the hands of children as young as three years old to stop school shootings. let's listen. >> we in america would be wise to implement this program. it's something that we should think about in america, about putting guns in the hands of law-abiding citizens, good guys whether they be teachers or whether they actually be talented children or highly trained preschoolers. >> maybe having many young people trained and understand how to defend themselves in their school might actua

darcy spencer, thank you for that. warni let's keep talking about the new stadium. new stadium, new star player. for more on the huge night in d.c., we g to sherree burruss live on the field. >> reporter: this is the one of the biggest sports weekends this summer here in d.c.a ppy hello from a brand-new audi field. they officially opened on monday, but shortly fans will have their first chance to step inside. they're saying goodbye to rfk and hello to audi field, 18 months after breaking ground, we're here for openi night. d.c. united taking on the vancouver white caps. united has the worst record in the league, but hoping a lot of home games here nt their stadium will help turn the tide. another way they're hoping to turn things around getting wayne rooney out here on the field. the international superstar making his debut with d.c. united, here tonight signed to much fan fafare in the last mon. he's known for his success with manchester united and the national team for england. so there's a new star, we're in a brand-new stadium. things are sure to be exciting. ba

spencer swears by it. but here are some other ways to take care of your neck. when you pose, hold your head high, like blake lively. it elongates. you can cover up the lines with makeup, like rihanna. halle berry's secret is moisturizer, or you can go to the extreme and inject botox in the creases, like 64-year-old christie brinkley. >> filler is fine as long as it's in the very small doses. no overhead lighting. is a really good tip as well. >>> yeah, fillers look great. >> this is all foundation. >>> who messes up more the cast kron-4 news at eight: a brutal and unprovoked attack on an elderly man in the east bay. and it was all caught on camera. who police are looking for tonight. plus...a story you will see only on kron-4. new details about how the accused rideshare rapist preyed on and attacked women. plus...an oxygen tanker accident forces evacuations of a north bay medical office building and the shutdown of a freeway. we have a live update. i'm ken wayne i'm vicki liviakis the news -- at eight -- is next. >>> travel consideration provided by -- . >>> sa

now 101 at spencer. not as foggy as we have been tracking for the last couple of mornings. but still, a little bit of that fog may join you on your morning commute. so please be careful heading across the golden gate bridge. we have a fog advisory in place. >>> a mass evacuation is under way at yosemite national park. park officials are urging people to get out as smoke from the ferguson fire fills the valley. highway 140 is closed. at noon officials will close highway 41 that goes north from fresno into the heart of the park. kpix 5's christin ayers he atheight othe rerter: the closs season and will mean visitors will not have access to some of yosemite's most popular attractions while crews fight to keep the fire at bay. the ferguson fire has been raging for two weeks in rugged terrain, burning about 60 square miles. but it's only now that fire officials are issuing this warning. >> get out. >> reporter: with the fire threatening highway 41, the park service is shutting down yosemite valley, including some of its most picturesque attractions, now covered with smoke. senti

spencer may have felt embarrassed but georgia republican leaders were appall. . the governor said he was saddened and disgusted. house speaker and both republicans running to become the next governor demanded spencer step down. >> that's not being politically incorrect, that's just unacceptable behavior. >> he should not only apologize but go ahead and resign his seat. >> spencer lost his re-election bid two months ago. if he refuses to resign he'll serve the remaining five months of his term john? >> mark, thank you. >>> florida construction worker is in critical condition after he was hit by debris from a building demo ining demolition. the building was in the process of being dismantled when it collapsed without warning. no other injuries were reported. >>> i'm still thinking about sacha baron cohen, i marvel how people fall for his stuff. >> wouldn't you notice that it was fake hair and makeup and a whole costume. >> and how can someone make you say that kind of stuff? >> i think sacha baron cohen is trying to reveal their true selves. >>> ahead, how changing

the board of trustees voted to name elisabeth spencer the seventh president of gallaudet. dr spencer had a lot of experience but she didn‘t know anything about deafness and i guess that‘s when i guess you could say the protests started. someone had the bright idea to bring buses to block the gate. the rallying cry was, "we want a deaf president now." one of the posters out front said, "honk if you support a deaf prez." and of course everybody who drove past saw that sign and honked. then the press started to come. and for a week it was the front page of the washington post. it was a big, big story. journalist: are the students prepared to continue blocking the entrance as long as the board refuses to meet their demands? student: we would give up our soul in order to get a deaf president. the chair of the board was jane bassett—spilman. and she came to campus and called a meeting. she wanted to talk, and explain her decision. student: are you going to resign? she used the word "children". she said, "children, you are making too much noise, i can‘t communicate if you

erica, back to you. >> dar spencer live in northwest for us. thank you. you can read the archdiocese of washington's entire statement on our nbc washington app. we're going to continue following this story on air and online and bring you any new developments as they surface. let' switch gears and turn to the weather. want to take a live look at the tidal basin. e got a break from the rain this weekend. it's not for long. we have your forecasttonight. hello. >> hey, erica, it was a beautiful weekend for late july. humidity was low. sun was rishining. t now on storm team 4 radar, i'm tracking isolated showers showg up in the panhandle of west virginia and this is the thing, they're going to stay west of i-81. most of us completely dry tonight. make sure to enjoy the next few hours because we're tracking heother rainy pattern that is setting up for work week. take a look. this is monday through friday. tomorrow we'll be tracking scattered showers moving in starting around midday hours. and then continuing at times on into the evening hours wit more rain at t

in northwest, darcy spencer, news 4. >>> if you have been inside the diner you know there is lots of cool stuff in it that the had collected and the family is still trying to figure out what they will do with allf those items. >>> switching gears, a man is faci serious charges f allegedly assaulting a police officer at a busy i strip mall northern virginia. this happened fday afternoon in a shopping center. police say the fairfax county officer tried to stop the man after he smelled marijuana. surveillance cameras captured the two wrestling until a second officer helped subdue the suspect. he is charged wh assault on a police officer. authorities say they found a scale and cash on him. fairfax coefty's police chi says they released the video in the interest of transparency. >>> charismatic, loving and somessionate are just words to describe rebecca smith, one of the five staff members at theet capital g gunned down. tonight people remember her warm spirit, hundreds turning out for her visitation. smith had just started working at the capital last november as an advertising sales assi

reporting live inalexandria, darcy spencer, news4. >> thank you. transportationl safety board says all of the victims have been accounted for now in missouri where severe weather led tuc a boat sinking. but it will likely be weeks or even month w before know exactly what went wrong. 17 people thdied. youngest just a year old and more than half of the victims are from the same family. has new gray information tonight. >> reporter: a grieving community pauses to say good-bye. >> our community was awakened today, shaken by the tragic news of the death of 17 people. >> reporter: 17 dead. the victims ranging in age from 1 to 70. nine from the same .family >> poor guys. oh my gosh. >> reporter: their tour boat. >> goingunder. he's going under. >> reporter: swallowed by intense waves and wds gusting to more than 60 miles an hour. those on the lake at the time say the storm moved in quickly. the area was under a severe thunderstorm warning just 30 minutes before things turned deadly. those contions just one of.key factors in the ongoing investigation >>her

bogart joins us now spencer, good to see you it came back to the mastercard announcement last week, do you think this could be a major catalyst for crypto? >> you know, i think that the way to fail in crypto is to think that ip and patents will be your path to success. in general, look, any of the incumbents will have a hard time in the space and it's very difficult and it's a dynamic space and you need to be focused on with the quintessential disruptive innovation with entrenched incumbents like mastercard. >> i feel like the last pipe we spoke, spencer, bitcoin was, like, $1,000 more. >> what do you make of this recent run and do you think we've seen the lows in bitcoin for the year >> it's possible we've seen the lows and i'm definitely expecting to see new highs and on prior times i've said expect to see now lows before new highs and that low might already be in and it is a tinderbox, waiting for you to go higher, whether it's an etf, and it could send bitcoin exploding higher. >> that is the notion that etf approval is just around the corner when there are still a lot of issues

of course spencer resigned after the show aired. >> sasha and his comedy. to israel where a cartoonist was fired over a c caricature of th prime minister. >> yes. it was this drawing that we see now that sparked the outrage. a picture of netanyahu taking a selfie but remastered to ref george orwell's "animal farm." all animals are equal but some more than others. it's not the orwell reference to power and privilege that sparked the outrage, rather the fact that pigs are considered impure in judaism. the jerusalem report which published the original cartoon said it wouldn't work with the cartoonist anymore. but since then there has been a wave of public support. crowd funding page has been opened. and another journalist resigned from the paper in protest. >> i'm not sure film' reading this right, but we're going to gypt with a strange story of impersonation. >> yes, two imposstors were found out thanks to a visitor at the cairo zoo who noticed that paint was dripping off one of the zebras. upon closer inspection, it turns out the zebra was a donkey on which

. >>> i'm spencer christian. the heat will be rising and so will the humidity. not a popular pattern. forecast coming up. >>> more trouble for uber, >>> nine months after the north bay fire in the region, residents live it again. >> a new way, the documentary film airs tuesday night. >> wayne join us. >> reporter: it night. at the roxy theater in santa rosa. for those who endured so much, it will be an experience. it's physical and emotional, stripped bare like the land. everyone has a fire story and wants to share it. >> i lost everything but did not lose everything. >> reporter: tony cohen, formerly of mark west meadows. how could he know when he took this picture the fire depicted would take his home and thousands more. >> burning embers were this big. >> reporter: the opening scene of a documentary called "urban inferno." tony watched the early screening this morning as seen and told by those who lived it. >> we're expecting people to be moved, some a lot. >> reporter: dr. steven seager made the film adding air checks from the ksro radio. >> the north bay is

. >> i'm spencer christian. high clouds moving through the bay area tomorrow, b and i am a senior public safety my namspecialist for pg&e. my job is to help educate our first responders on how to deal with natural gas and electric emergencies. everyday when we go to work we want everyone to work safely and come home safely. i live right here in auburn, i absolutely love this community. once i moved here i didn't want to live anywhere else. i love that people in this community are willing to come together to make a difference for other people's lives. together, we're building a better california. >>> look at the plane crash at the end of the runway. >> a new perspective on the crash of asiana flight 214. five years ago tomorrow from a crane operator high above san francisco international airport. >> the abc7 news i-team has just obtained that video and others raising new questions about the actions of first responders and their boss's on that day. >> dan noyes is here with an investigation you'll see only on 7. d

andrew spencer reports the id es onfense inkfasthnato secrety-genel, esiden me countries 're precting all of these countries. and then numerous of the countries go out and make a pipeline deal with russia where they're paying billions of dollars into the coffers of russia. >> reporter: president trump has repeatedly tried to make a point that the united states carries the majority of the costs of nato. >> so we are supposed to protect you against russia, but they're paying billions of dollars to russia and i think that's very inappropriate. >> reporter: the complaint comes as president trump precious nato member countries to commit at least 2% of gdp to defense budgets. even before air force one had landed, president trump had taken to twitter criticizing america's nato allies for not contributing more money toward the fence. he made similar complaints about pean mili ray last week. >> i'm going to tell nato, you have to start paying your bills. [ cheers ] >> the united states is not going to take care of everything! >> reporter: with the president taking a confrontational approach, t

news4's darcy spencer has what you need to know to b able to get through it all. >> reporter: the signs are up here along the gw parkway. a new traffic pattern is coming, and it's starting monday at 5:00 a.m. prep work is already under way on the gw parkway as crews prepare for a major construction projec it could impact your commute for some time, so you'll need to plan ead. it involves rehabbing the windy run bridge not far from spout run, and it will affect north and southbound traffic. you cee police are already in the area, and there are markers in the ro way. thousands of motorists use the parkway every day, so this could become a bottleneck. the park service will reduce the number of lanes fm four to three, lower the speed limit to 35 miles per hour, aarw some of the travel lanes. there will always bet least one northbound ask one southbound lane open. a reversible lane will shift from northbound to southbo depending on the time of day to accommodate rush hour traffic. d you'll notice a significant police presence while workers are in thear . the work is being scheduled during th

ll happening on -- >> in woodbridge. >> darcy spencer has been there all afternoon. livesoke with the man who at the home where the bear was hiding in the trees. darcy, this is quite a story. >> reporter: it certainly is, wendy. you and i have covered a lot of stornd i've never covered a bear story like this before where the bear get out of the tree and makes a mad dash and it was quite incredibl and some of the people out here were kind of scared to see the little come out and run across the yards and across the street. this all unfold rht here in the tree behind me in these yards. it started right around 1:00 this afternoon. we've been here a day,ike you said, and chopper 4 up in the air, so there's a lot o video ofhis, but it took a long time to get him down. of the ow you the video very end of this. you see the bear climb dn out of the tree. it happened very suddenly. authorities were here and they we in place and ready. they already hit them with a tranquilizer hgun, but suddenly decided that he was going to make a run for it, and that's what he a did,nd he ran

spencer said he thouthey were making a counterterrorism video. e's going to step down by the end of the month. >>> well, gd morning. we still have all this rain in the forecast today. it's all still to be i moving from the south. make sure you still have that umbrella, the rain boots and the rain coat. chuck will show you the timing or all of this in the afternoon and we'll see a break very soon here. ouhe'll showhat forecast as we head into the weekend. stay tuned. >>> maryland into the district, 50 westbound as w approach kenilworth avenue, accident activity moved to the right shoulder. your slowdown near410 making the tritop in cheverly. at least now all travel lanes are available. >>> we hope you'll join news 4 with our annual backpack for kids. we'll collect new backpacks, school supplies and donations in glen arden, maryland. we're hoping to give o wow. look at jim go. man, that guy works hard. courtside seats? multitasking isn't for the faint of heart . i'm in! it takes experience, skill,e hey babe. do you h credit card? i can't find it. n

let's get right to news4's darcy spencer live near nats park with the potential impact that this could have on the entire region. darcha >> reporter:s right, erika. i want to make it very clear. this was an authorization to strike vote. metro workersre not on strike at this point. if you take metro train or metrobus to get to work tomorrow morning, everythink should w just as normal. but what is going to happen in the coming days? at this point, we simply don't know.o 6,000 metrorkers turned out on a sunday to cast their votes. when the countingas done, they agreed overwhelmingly to authorize a strike. if it happens, bus drivers and train operators would walk. >> the members of 689 have spoken. enough is enough. >> reporter: union leaders say etro general manager paul wiedefeld is violating the union contract in not treating workers spth t. >> sometimes people think because they give you a paycheck, they can treatyou any hey want to treat you. and what we're here to say is, no you cannot. >> reporter: the strike would involves nearly 9,000 worker local 689. that not only involves drive

spencer clearly enjoyed that clash between russia and spade and we caught up with him after the game. i've done everything often flying up in on trains of stayed in hotels i've stayed in apartments we've had absolutely zero issues in terms of the people with man in fact it's been the the other way i'd say people have been so friendly and welcoming to the english and not just the english the whole. atmosphere that one of the things i love about the world cup is the different kind of cultures you come into contact with and for everything i've seen a said that the russians have welcomed that open arms so i have to say it's been amazing and yeah i've gotten zero complaints i just hope more people that can come out had. we had that golden generation before us were called innings you know these great players the stephen generals the front paws the way it really is no doubt this squad on paper was one of our strongest ever but it didn't really perform and whether that was because of pressure or rule or being a team of individuals naughty what we have now seems much more like that you know i

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i'm andrew spencer reporting. >>> down in southern california, some wild weather, as well. >> just weeks after triple- digit temperatures in places that don't normally get that hot, thunderstorms surprised a lot of people in the los angeles area yesterday. the city of santa monica made the rare move to evacuate beach areas and encourage people to move indoors at the famed santa monica pier. farther inland lightning kept water-dropping helicopters grounded in the battle against a small brush fire near encino. >> you get excited when you see lightning, don't you? >> yes. >>> it is beautiful and dangerous so you want to stay indoors, take your pictures from inside where you're safe. but yeah, even in puerto vallarta, every night there were thunderstorms, lightning strikes across the ocean. so that's where i was the past few days. but yeah, in southern california, definitely we are dealing with monsoonal moisture. that's where it's coming from. that's not necessarily rare to see this time of year across the desert southwest. but what's happening is it's working its way over across southern c

y su abogado, spencer ardnfeld, demanda una compensación monetaria por los daños que sufrió. spencer: nosotros tenemos un caso de ella y su marido contra el ingeniero y las diferentes compañías de construcción que hicieron este puente. y además, vamos a poner un caso contra la fiu, el colegio, que utilizaron estas diferentes compañías para construir este puente. patricia: después de la tragedia que dejó seis muertos y al menos diez heridos, se conocieron informes que advertían de fisuras en la estructura del puente. las familias afectadas están a la espera de que finalicen las investigaciones oficiales y que se designe a un juez para unificar los reclamos en una demanda civil. patricia: las víctimas y sus familiares, ¿pueden esperar que el responsable-- o los responsables de esta gran tragedia, seis personas murieron, termine en la cárcel? spencer: para un caso criminal, y depende en el "florida state attorney", el abogado del estado, para poner un caso criminal. en mi experiencia como abogado de casi 30 años aquí en la florida, yo nunca lidié un caso civil qu

darcy spencer has reaction from neighbors who saw all of this unfolding and she has that part of the story coming up in half an hour. >>> secretary oe mike pompeo made a surprise stop in afghanistan, and people are till talking about his hoy-stakes talks in north korea over the weekend. pompeo's mission, toail down e details that were left out of that singapore summit. he said the talks were productive nd in goodfaith, a far cry from north korea's statement after he left calling the talks regrettable and saying that the u.s. demands were gangster-like. >> if those requests were gangster-like, they are -- the world is a there was a unanimous decision at the u.n. security council about what needs to be achieved. >> just one os the wat north korea tried to make pompeo uncomfortable. kim jong-un snubbed him. the north also kept pompeo in the dark about his schedule and his accommodations, all o this according to a bloomberg report. >>> when it comes to fixing our roads, the motto is very muo pain no gain. there's been a lot of pain along beach drive as crews have been rehabbing the end t

and stuart spencer point something out that i'll never forget. he says, they have the celebrity, ronald reagan, but we have the president. we have the president. kind indicates the power of the presidency. because we ended up beating ronald reagan and ford won the nomination. he loses the election but there's a real sense of politics and the power of the presidency. spencer knew that and he has been around a long, long, long period of time. and they did have the candidate. reagan was a very popular, very engaging guy. very engaging. as you would like ronald reagan, but at that point in time we had the president, so that's something that one of these days when i talk about political science, kind of focus in on that. jimmy. [inaudible] >> what happened? how was it you in massachusetts and go to school there? why did you go all the way appear to go back there to work two jobs and pursue your education there? [laughing] >> i wasn't making enough money to worry about the income tax. [inaudible] >> always a great question from jimmy. look, i must say

andrew spencer has the details on the rescue operation. rescuers dove back into the cave monday, trying to get as many people out as they can -- before the rain starts really coming down.narongsak osottanakorn, governor of chiang rai province: "we have two obstacles: water and time." the weather took a turn for the worse on sunday. concerned about the rain, the low oxygen levels inside the cave, and the health of those trapped inside, rescuers sprang into action.divers were able to get four boys out of the cave on sunday and have them taken to the hospital. officials described their conditions as "not that bad."rain flooded the cave and trapped these boysjune 23. but after divers found the boys last monday, the weather seemed to be cooperating; there was no measurable rainfall in this area of northern thailand for almost a week.that changed on sunday, when it started raining again -- forecasters expect it to keep raining all week -- with especially-heavy downpours on tuesday, wednesday and thursday. narongsak osottanakorn, governor of chia

stephen spencer from york seems an unlikely adhd patient. he is professional, calm, confident but the condition has blighted his life and set back his career in finance. it is not that you speak too much or are fidgety, it is that maybe you have less of an ability to retain information you have to explain things more and over and over again. you know you are not an idiot that you are treated that way. thatin idiot that you are treated that way. that in itself is soul destroying. stephen was 42 when was finally diagnosed with adhd. stephen was 42 when was finally diagnosed with adhdi stephen was 42 when was finally diagnosed with adhd. i first started asking questions when i was 25. i got a diagnosis around christmas 2016. i have been to gps, backwards and forwards, on and off all of those times. fewer than 896 of adults with adhd have a formal diagnosis. this clinic in leeds as one of the shortest waiting lists. but across the country, people faced long delays to get the help they need. there are huge variations in services depending on wher

andrew spencer has more on the rescue attempt. the most immediate challenge, according to e-m-t instructor and cave rescue expert anmar mirza, is that these boys went without food for nine days. anmar mirza, cave rescue expert: "we can't just give them food. they have to be reintroduced to food very carefully, because just providing them with food unto itself could kill them through something we call the re- feeding syndrome for people who have been without food for an extended period of time." their physical condition -- as a result of that lack of food -- makes an immediate rescue less likely.the boys and their coach are about one- and-a-quarter miles deep inside the cave, about half-a- mile below the surface. the way to the exit is through tight, flooded channels through water that is -- in some areas -- muddy and fast-moving.anmar mirza, cave rescue expert: "cave diving is an incredibly dangerous activity for people who are very experienced doing it, and now you're looking at taking people who have no experience -- or very lit

comedian sacha baron cohen during his appearance on the program georgia state representative jason spencer thought he was being taught how to behave in a terrorist situation he was instructed by cohen he was pretending to be and he's ready defense expert to draw attention to himself by repeatedly shy saying the n word. you have two seconds to attack the pension go. crazy in a world that is normally well after the episode today had hundreds of people online called on spencer to resign and he left his post on tuesday and another divisive incident this week to that strong huge media attention concerned a texan waiter he posted an image on facebook of a hundred dollar restaurant receipt with no tip given on the receipt was a scrawled message we don't to terrorists the way to kill had been called there the post went viral and attracted national media attention but on monday the restaurant released a statement saying that in fact the story had been fabricated however it does seem what's really bothering the us is the trumpington summit in russia alleged meddling at least if you're following the

. >>> i'm spencer christian. will we see fog or will we see fireworks? maybe both. i'll have the accuweather forecast. >>> and tonight 7 on your side's michael finney with expert advice on how to protect your house from a wildfire, including the one area where your home is most vulnerable. >> live where you live, this is abc 7 news. >> well, i like that they're really fun, very enthusiastic. it brings joy to the world. >> oh, isn't she right? joy to the world, and not just america as our country celebrates its independence. good evening and thanks for joining us, everybody. i'm dion lim. >> i'm eric thomas. dan and ama are off. happy fourth of july and thanks pour joining us. across the bay area, people celebrated with picnics and parades. >> from the beaches to the city street, but everyone wants to know will the weather get in the way of watching the fire welcome, abc 7 news spencer christian has the answer. but there is a race going on. >> there is, a race between the fog and the timing of the fireworks. right now it looks like the fog might slow down a little bi

. >>> i'm spencer christian. i'll give you a close-up look at weather conditions near the fires right now. >> live where you live, this is abc 7 news. >> wow. there are so many people in this community helping. and we know that we're going to all get through it. >> hope is what they are holding on to tonight. thousands of evacuees wait and watch, wondering what's happened to their homes while thousands of firefighters take on a task that they know has provengood e. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz. dozens of fires are burning in the state basically from boarder to border. >> yeah, there are about 20 active wildfires blazing across the state right now. on this map, each of these icons represents a firefight involving cal fire. >> now four of these fires are major. they're destroying homes, forcing people to evacuate and in some cases have taken lives. we'll discuss each of these in the next ten minutes. >> and we have a team helping cover them for you. abc 7 neuews weather anchor spencer christian is tracking

andrew spencer has the details on the rescue operation. rescuers dove back into the cave monday, trying to get as many people out as they can -- before the rain starts really coming down.narongsak osottanakorn, governor of chiang rai province: "we have two obstacles: water and time." the weather took a turn for the worse on sunday. concerned about the rain, the low oxygen levels inside the cave, and the health of those trapped inside, rescuers sprang into action.divers were able to get four boys out of the cave on sunday and have them taken to the hospital. officials described their conditions as "not that bad."rain flooded the cave and trapped these boysjune 23. but after divers found the boys last monday, the weather seemed to be cooperating; there was no measurable rainfall in this area of northern thailand for almost a week.that changed on sunday, when it started raining again -- forecasters expect it to keep raining all week -- with especially-heavy downpours on tuesday, wednesday and thursday. narongsak osottanakorn, governor of chia

remember lawmaker jason spencer, making a controversial appearance on sacha baron cohen's new show? turns out, spencer has resigned, after being lured into exposing basically him saying the "n" word and exposing himself, as you saw with his pants down. in a short e-mail to the georgia house speaker, spencer says his resignation, effective july 31st, comes after the speaker's calls the legislator leave his post immediately. >>> we're staying in the peach state. the president is congratulating republican secretary of state for his win over kagel for the gop nomination. the president tweeting, 69 to 30, those are big numbers. go written again against the op crime-loving opponent the democrats have given you. they had been in a run-off. he's referring to abrams, who you have seen interviewed on this show. the two will go head-to-head in november. >>> not one but two rockets are lifting off this morning. you might want to consider yourself lucky. they're launching within minutes of each other. spacex is sending its falcon 9 up from california. then another from a south american port. bot

plays -- >> jimmy: octavia spencer. s >> yea's incredible. she plays the director of his preschool where he has been and she suggests to claire's character that we should maybe capitalize on jake's g variant play and how much he enjoys dressing up as a a princess. and she is like, you know, he is unique. he's special and these schools they want diversity, and he is a unique guy, a uniq. and it kind of snowballs for us and makes us, for the first time ever, look at our kid and go, well, that was just jake. that's just who he was. and now we are kind of looking and going, is there something we need to be doing? is there something -- should we label him? is there some step we should take? e.d it kind of snowballs and it makes us protect >> jimmy: should you label him going into kindergarten. he doesn't know. he's just being himself. >> he's just being him. >> jimmy: it's beautifully done. >> you. >> jimmy: i want to show a a clip. here's jim parsons and octavia spencer in "a kid like jake." take a look at this. >> he asked

>> republican state representative jason spencer was pranked that he was an anti-terror expert. apparently you yell the n word and drop your pants. i guess it's something that happens. in the sketch, cohen convinces him to yell these racial slurs to prevent himself against attackers. >> in america there is one forbidden word, it is the n word. now, i am going to be the terrorist. you have three seconds to attack attention. go. [ bleep ]. [ bleep ]. [ bleep ]. >> you crazy? the n word is nuny? >> i cannot cringe enough. you can see spencer also pulled his pants down another part of the sketch after cohen told him it was a self defense tactic against terrorists. spencer accuses cohen of taking advantage of his fear that he or his family could be attacked. >> listen, that's entrapment. he thinks that he's working with a terror expert on how to fight a terror attack. >> had me up until the pull your pants down thing. i'm not sure that qualifies as entrapment. i read the law carefully. i'm not sure that it's there. look, it makes you just cringe and shutter in agony for everyone invo

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here's jim parsons and octavia spencer in "a kid like jake." take a look at this. >> he asked once -- we were having dinner, and he asked, why boys can't wear skirts, you know, because girls can wear pants. >> what did you tell him? >> we told him the truth, i guess, which is there is no good reason really. but then i mentioned that in scotland men wear kilts, which are kind of like skirts. we googled imaged kilts, looked at some pictures, and he wasn't very impressed. >> so you didn't tell him there are men who do wear dresses in our culture? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: jim parsons, everyone. "a kid like jake" is in theaters and on demand now. also go see "the boys in the band." we'll be right back with marlon wayans, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ (door bell rings) it's open! hey. this is amazing. with moderate to severe ulcerative colitis, are you okay? even when i was there, i never knew when my symptoms would keep us apart. so i talked to my doctor about humira. i learned humira can help get, and keep uc under control when ot

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if you're heading along 101, this is right near spencer. you can see it's pretty foggy out there, reduced visibility. emily? >>> take another look at the golden gate bridge. if you can even tell that's what it is. i promise it's there. with all the fog and low-lying clouds, can't see much. temperatures right now 56 degrees in san francisco, san josi 61, 54 concord. looking at the satellite and radar, this is over the last six hours. you can see the marine layer building in. it's gotten even further inland in the last hour or so, passing through concord, santa rosa seeing quite a bit. this high pressure system is what we can thank for that, pushing the marine layer down even lower. it's also what we thank for the warmer temperatures, kind of built-in now. it will make things nice and warm after everything clears. this is monsoonal moisture and once this high pressure system comes in here, this is going to build in around it and bring a little bit of humidity towards the end of the week. that will be responsible for the changes we'll see for

is performing with patrick spencer. a u.s. specialist. about how earnings season is shaping up for you on this side of the elected and the other side of the atlantic. patrick: it has been stock specific and a lot of people have been concerned about -- this is as good as it gets and people looking for guidance. it is important to look at the earnings numbers, especially in the u.s., phenomenally strong, 83% have beaten analyst consensus. the average is usually 67%. one of the strongest on record. because people are concerned is this as good as it gets, they worry about guidance which is the best -- literally a lot of earnings today, over one half of the s&p reporting. on that level, guidance is the second best ever. it is turning out to be a stellar earnings season. it should get better over the balance of the year. caroline: do we see valuations get better? markets push higher? or are we nervous because not just about stocks but the overall global economy and trade tensions. patrick: a great question. i have been here in the last couple o

spencer christian has the weather for us. >> toasty tonight. it will be generally clear and over night lows in the mid-60s to low 60s. you can see sunny skies from early in the morning until the sunsets in the evening. by the way, you can get the 12 hours planner any time free. 64 at half-moon bay and oakland is 92 and 90 in santa rosa. you can say it is going to be another warm day. we'll see not much changed in the pattern over the next couple of days. it will be a slight cool down and temperatures will bounce right back to warm or warmer levels on sunday and monday. >> pleasant days ahead and a little bit on the warm side. >> onto sports, a lot is going on, of course. >> so happy for brandon crawford and buster posey got voted in >> buster, he's not going to play in the all-star game next week, we'll tell you what's up with him. you got to see the brothers. >> let me tell you ♪ ♪ ♪ raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens ♪ ♪ bright copper kettles and warm woolen mittens ♪ ♪ brown paper packages tied up with strings ♪ ♪ t

spencer dijo que el comediante lo engaÑÓ. un cÓmplice de "el chapo" se escapÓ de la cÁrcel. le explicamos cÓmo fue posible la huida de este preso que fue enviado a una cÁrcel de máxima seguridad. reportero: " el vÍctor" huyÓ de la cÁrcel. la fuga sucediÓ a las tres de la madrugada de este domingo. las cÁmara de seguridad detectaron una tÍpico movimiento. >> es una fuga preparada. tampoco es una fuga de alto nivel. reportera: fue detenido en febrero pasado y acusado de una emboscada militar en la que murieron cinco soldados. a los dos meses de su detenciÓn fue trasladado a un penal de mÁxima seguridad, pero un ordenÓ revisarlo a sinaloa y este domingo se fugÓ. >> se solicita el traslado a un penal de alta seguridad, debido a que el penal actual no reÚne esas condiciones. reportero: estÁ fuga es en la manera de operar del cartel de sinaloa, que lograron sacar "el chapo" en un carrito de lavanderÍa. han dicho que "el chapo" dejÓ una fortuna las familias de las personas que lo ayudaron a salir de la cÁrcel. patricia: al regresar de la pausa, pasajeros de uber y

. >> watching all of that is spencer christian and the latest on the forecast. >> there is hope. we have a strong onshore flow developing bringing us cooler air and higher humidity. still breezy. a look at live doppler 7 and satellite image and why we have had the build-up of smoke and ash the last couple of days. the wind aloft has been blowing the smoke in our direction. good news is the wind will be a west wind by tomorrow that will blow the smoke and ash away from the bay area. here's a look at current conditions. 97 degrees, low relative humidity. only 67 degrees. relative humidity, 69%. the wind is mostly calm. i will give you a look at the weather conditions to come in a few minutes with the firefighting efforts. >>> new details in the deadly ghost ship fire criminal case, both defendants are negotiating sentences after rejecting an earlier plea deal. the founder and co-doth, are each charged with 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter. the i-team said almena turned down 18 years sentence and an e-mail saying almena may receive nine years and harris, six. a spokesman for al

>>> we have foggy conditions through the north bay. 101 at spencer, you can see or not see, the reduced visibility. be careful out there. golden gate bridge, kind of tough to get across the span because of that fog. still in the green in both directions and reports of backups or stalls. backed up at the maze, busy on the 80 and 580 approach, heading towards those metering lights. the ride is in the red, 40 minutes heading into san francisco just from the maze. do expect delays, and you can see the reduced visibility across the span. so definitely be careful as you're making your way in and out of san francisco this morning. back to you. >>> the man accused of stabbing and killing a bart passenger at random is in custody this morning. >> reporter: the manhunt for the accused killer ended here at the pleasant hill bart station. police got an anonymous tip and stopped this train, got on and arrested the suspect without any incident. he is now in custody. this comes after yesterday afternoon, when police released these pictures of the suspect, 27-year-old john lee cowell. therm asking the p

compare this to monday where we could barely see the spencer christian here with a look at firefighters and more heat. >> at this moment, it's 93 degrees, temperatures rising the last couple of hours. relative humidity has been dropping, now down to 20% and the wind remains gusty at 13 miles an hour. we look at the next 24 hours, the wind remains relatively gusty and drop to 8 miles an hour tonight. 10-15 miles an hour gusts coming. look at the black and white satellite image, just west of sacramento. poor air quality in placer county because it is blowing west to east. in sacramento, moderate improvement tomorrow because the smoke is being blown away. a further look at our forecast in a few minutes. >> thank you. also burning is the 15,000uies and they expect full kainement this weekend. full containment this weekend. >>> 13-year-old benjamin curry was found dead in the high school pool in may after a p.e. class. the coroner determined it was accidental but his parents were distressed by rumors it was a suicide. danville police say video of the pool during class helped them reach the c

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. >> let's go to spencer christian. >> very dry and warm. current conditions, 90 degrees right now, relative humidity is dangerously low at only 28%. the wind is generally light out of the southwest at 3 miles an hour. these are not ideal or helpful firefighting conditions. the next 24 hours, the surface wind will remain relatively light, up to 10 miles an hour in the evening and tapering off to 5 miles an hour during the early morning hours. the camera is showing you how unhealthful the area is. it is quite smokey and we will keep monitoring conditions and give you the latest details as they develop. >> thank you so much. san francisco mayor london breed's replacement on the board of supervisors is now on the job. the mayor administered the oath of office to brown today shortly after naming her to district 5. brown most recently worked at the office of the economic work force development as project manager and she formerly served as an aide for breed and greevey. she will serve until 2019. >>> two offices open up early. they are trying to h

weather anchor, spencer christian is here. the weather isn't really helping firefighters too much. >> that's right. it's very warm and dry. wind has not been very strong but occasional gusts at 15 miles an hour. 95 degrees the temperature. 22% relative humidity, dangerously low. steady wind light at 4 miles an hour, gusts at ten miles an hour. over the next 24 hours we will see the wind taper off to generally under 10 miles an hour. late night we expect the wind to intensify again. here's a view from the smoke. the air quality is not good. more as we get more information. >> thank you. tornadoes left a small island community devastated tonight. at least 10 people were injured when the storm rolled through marshaltown late this afternoon. you can see part of the clock tower being blown off. it is 50 miles northeast of des moines. you can hear the streams fro stm people. they are assessing the damage but the national weather certainty says they sustained catastrophic damage. >>> is your information safer ♪ ♪ ♪ raindrops on

reporter andrew spencer has more ... on why the rescue could take months. --supers--:00-:15thai navy seals:15-:25anmar mirzacave rescue expert:25-:31thai navy seals:37-:49royal thai navy :49-:55anmar mirzacave rescue expert:55-1:05thai navy seals 1:05-1:12thai police general wirachai songmetha1:12-endthai navy seals --reporter pkg-as follows--the most immediate challenge, according to e-m-t instructor and cave rescue expert anmar mirza, is that these boys went without food for nine days.anmar mirza, cave rescue expert: "we can't just give them food. they have to be reintroduced to food very carefully, because just providing them with food unto itself could kill them through something we call the re- feeding syndrome for people who have been without food for an extended period of time." their physical condition -- as a result of that lack of food -- makes an immediate rescue less likely.the boys and their coach are about one- and-a-quarter miles deep inside the cave, about half-a- mile below the surface. the way to the exit is through tight, flooded channels