and i really believe that that's bernie sanders. that's my race right now, i'm really trying to push the race for the primary. you know, i hear vote blue noca this hearing just on the political side of things, the presidential political side of things, just further solidifies people's opinions of the democratic view of the russia investigation and the republican view of the russia investigation? nobody's opinion was changed much, you think? your wel >> caller: well, look, i'm sure people who are paying attention to this investigation, it matters to a lot of people especially people who are worried about our election and how scaiafe it is but i think working-class people and poor people are worrying about health care, their worrying about their student debt. they're worrying about their everyday lives and how it impacts them and i don't think they care much about this russia-gate. >> cameron, thanks for calling in this afternoon. more of your calls coming up in a moment. as we mentioned, we'll join c-span radio's "washington today" a

reaction to the president's visit to north korea, from democratic presidential candidate senator bernie sanders from vermont, amy klobuchar, and julian castro. >> is incredible inconsistencies , i have no problem with him sitting down with kim jong-un in north korea or anyplace else. i don't want it simply to be a photo opportunity. the whole world's media was attracted to that. what is going to happen today and the next day? he has weakened the state department. if we are going to bring peace to this world, we need a strong state department and move forward automatically, not just for photo opportunities. right now, while he is meeting with kim jong-un, he is still provocative in terms of moving toward a war with iran. he vetoed legislation i supported and we won in the senate and the house, which would get the united states out of the horrific war in yemen, which is led by the brutal dictator, mohammad bin salman. i don't have a problem with him sitting down and go shady with --

elizabeth warren and bernie sanders. they are fighting for the same voters and they are close friends and political allies. tonight is going to test their truce, but both campaigns tell us this is simply not the night to start going after each other. david? >> mary bruce with us live tonight from detroit. mary, thank you. >>> and overseas to italy now, and a new turn in the case of those two american teenagers accused of killing a police officer. authorities tonight revealing an image of the seven-inch knife they say was used in the attack. abc's senior foreign correspondent ian pannell is in rome. >> reporter: tonight, the murder weapon used to kill an italian policeman allegedly by an american teenager. the blade seven inches long, according to police, plunged into the officer 11 times, sometimes to the hilt. police say 18-year-old gabriel natale and 19-year-old finnegan elder from california confessing to the stabbing of officer mario cerciello rega after a drug deal gone bad. the pair allegedly stole a backpack earli

elizabeth warren and bernie sanders. they're running on many of the same issues, they're fighting for the same voters and they are close friends and political allies. tonight is going to test their truce, but both campaigns tell us this is simply not the night to start going after each other. david? >> mary bruce live in detroit tonight. mary, thank you. >>> overseas, and to italy now, and a new turn in the case of those two american teenagers accused of killing a police officer. authorities tonight now revealing an image of the seven-inch knife they say was used in the attack. abc's senior foreign correspondent ian pannell is in rome. >> reporter: tonight, the murder weapon used to kill an italian policeman allegedly by an american teenager. the blade seven inches long, according to police, plunged into the officer 11 times, sometimes to the hilt. police say 18-year-old gabriel natale and 19-year-old finnegan elder from california confessing to the stabbing of officer mario cerciello rega after a drug deal gone bad. the

. >> reporter: leading liberals elizabeth warren and bernie sanders clashing with their centrist rivals over medicare for all. >> medicare for all is comprehensive. it covers all health care needs for senior citizens. it will finally include dental care, hearing aids and eyeglasses. >> you don't know that, bernie. >> second of all -- >> i do know. i wrote the damn bill. >> reporter: moderates argue medicare for all could doom democrats, because millions of americans won't want to give up their private insurance. >> at the end of the day, i'm not going to support any plan that rips away quality health care from individuals. >> reporter: but author marianne williamson declaring there are bigger issues at stake. >> if you think any of this wonkiness is going to deal with this dark psychic force of the collectivized hatred that this president is bringing up in this country, then i'm afraid that the democrats are going to see some very dark days. >> reporter: mayor pete buttigieg with a warning across the aisle. >> if you are watching this at home and you are a republican member of congress,

four other democrats in a tight race with trump, including harris, bernie sanders, elizabeth warren, and mayor pete buttigieg. but one key democrat not hinting at an endorsement yet. though the former vice president touts his close relationship with president obama, michelle obama says the former first family will watch play out. >> it is early. it's like trying to figure out who's going to win the world series on the first seven games. i mean, that's where we are right now, it is so early. >> rachel, there was another promising number for president trump in our new poll. for the first time, more than half of americans approve of the president's handling of the economy? >> reporter: yes, 51% approve. and compared to other issues, the president is stronger on the economy. and his campaign plans to use it as a key part of their message. tom? >> rachel, thank you. >>> next to the severe weather threat. multiple confirmed tornadoes. look at this video from southern new jersey, where a brief but dangerous tornado lifts a car off the ground. in boston, a direct hit on this sailboat. at the

elizabeth warren making news tonight, she's surged past bernie sanders and she's raised that money with small donors. >>> the women's world cup champions have brought their victory back home tonight, arriving at newark airport a short time ago, after scoring a record fourth world cup championship. of course, their second in a row. now, the big parade planned here in new york city, and here's abc's eva pilgrim. >> reporter: tonight, a hero's welcome home for the women's national soccer team, now back on u.s. soil. the players exhausted, but exuberant. ♪ we are the champions >> reporter: celebrating their world cup title, golden boot winner megan rapinoe posing with the trophy. >> goal! >> reporter: they made their point on and off the field. >> equal pay! >> reporter: putting the issue of pay equality front and center. the president of fee that proposing to double the prize money for the next women's world cup to $60 million, but that number falling drastically short of the men's projected $440 million prize. >> my friend just sent to me from the '99 world cup. >> how old were you? >>

she has surged past bernie sanders and she has raised that money with small donors. >>> the women's world cup champions have brought their victory back home tonight, just in the last hour or two, arriving at newark airport a short time ago, after scoring a record fourth world cup championship. of course, their second in a row. now, the big parade planned here in new york city, and here's abc's eva pilgrim. >> reporter: tonight, a hero's welcome home for the women's national soccer team, now back on u.s. soil. the players exhausted, but exuberant. ♪ we are the champions >> reporter: celebrating their world cup title, golden boot winner megan rapinoe posing with the trophy. and a team photo, holding up number four -- four world championships, the most ever. >> goal! >> reporter: they made their point on and off the field. >> equal pay! equal pay! >> reporter: putting the issue of pay equality front and center. the president of fifa proposing to double the prize money for the next women's world cup to $60 million, but that number falling drastically short of the men's projected $440 millio

senator bernie sanders and senator elizabeth warren round out the top four. no other candidate breaks double-digits. >>> new developments for the man accused of killing two people in san mateo county. a judge is now doubting his competency to stand trial. he is accused of luring his victims to skyline boulevard to kill them. he was in court today on hearing on a request to act as his own attorney. the judge reviewed his medical records, noted he was laughing randomly and interrupted to say he would soon be getting out of custody. the judge decided to put any criminal proceedings on hold so doctors can examine him. >>> two window washers were left dangling for most of the afternoon. >> kate larsen spoke to the dockers and has the story. >> a high in the sky emergency, as two window washers working at the millennium tower complex got stuck outside the tenth floor. until the san francisco fire department came to the rescue. >> we were basically sending a rescue group up to the roof to try to rappel down while we were coming from below with the aerial ladder to s

senator bernie sanders and senator elizabeth warren round out the top four. no other candidate breaks double-digits. >>> new developments for the man accused of killing two people in san mateo county. a judge is now doubting his competency to stand trial. he is accused of luring his victims to skyline boulevard to kill them. he was in court today on hearing on a request to act as his own attorney. the judge reviewed his medical records, noted he was laughing randomly and interrupted to say he would soon be getting out of custody. the judge decided to put any criminal proceedings on hold so doctors can examine him. >>> two window washers were left dangling for most of the afternoon. >> kate larsen spoke to the dockers or >> a high in the sky emergency, as two window washers working at the millennium tower complex got stuck outside the tenth floor. until the san francisco fire department came to the rescue. >> we were basically sending a rescue group up to the roof to try to rappel down while we were coming from below with the aerial ladder to see if our lad wo

tonight, senator bernie sanders, from "dora and the lost city of gold," eugenio derbez, this week music from the raconteurs. and now, most definitely, jimmy kimmel! ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, thank you, thank you. dickey, i appreciate that. i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching, thank you for coming. we have quite a show for you tonight. gentlemen who would like to be president of the united states, the senator from vermont, bernie sanders is here with us

. >> reporter: despite backlash, senator bernie sanders defended his plan for universal health care. >> i wrote the damn bill. >> i'm talking about deal with the tragedy to give everyone health care as a right, but why do we have to take something away from people? >> reporter: senator warren jumping in. >> medicare for all will fix that. >> reporter: other hot topics, immigration. >> when i'm president, illegally crossing the border will still be illegal. >> i expect people that come here follow our laws. >> the point is not about criminalization. that has given president trump the tool to break families apart. >> reporter: and to climate change. >> i will listen to scientists on this. we don't have more than ten years to get this right. >> reporter: andre online, team ryan. he did not put his hand over his heart for the national anthem. >> for many of these candidates, this could b the end of the road. only about half will even qualify for the next round. the performance here at this debate had already started to thin the pack. maggie rulli, abc news, detroit. >> the fact checkers

. >> reporter: despite backlash, senator bernie sanders defended his plan for universal health care. >> i wrote the damn bill. >> i'm talking about deal with the tragedy to give everyone health care as a right, but why do we have to take something away from people? >> reporter: senator warren jumping in. >> medicare for all will fix that. >> reporter: other hot topics, immigration. >> when i'm president, illegally crossing the border will still be illegal. >> i expect people that come here follow our laws. >> the point is not about criminalization. that has given president trump the tool to break families apart. >> reporter: and to climate change. >> i will listen to scientists on this. we don't have more than ten years to ts right. >> reporter: and trending online, team ryan. he did not put his hand over his heart for the national anthem. >> for many of these candidates, this could b the end of the road. only about half will even qualify for the next round. the performance here at this debate had already started to thin the pack. maggie rulli, abc news, detroit. >> the fact checkers

just behind him is bernie sanders raising $25.7 million followed behind pete buttigieg at $24.9 million. ama? >> liz, thank you so much. >> billionaire political activist tom steyer is making his first campaign stop in san francisco since he announced his candidacy for president. steyer will have a sit down conversation at manny's in the mission district at 6:30 p.m. tonight. he announced he was running earlier this month. we'll have a live report abc7 n. >> senator kamala harris has come from behind to take the lead for president in california. a brand-new quinnipiac poll shows 23% of california democrats now back her up from 17% in april when she was in third place. former vice president joe biden is now in second place with 21%. ep bernie sanders and senator elizabeth warren round out the top four. >> the house vote this had afternoon to table an effort to impeach president trump. a resolution introduced by democratic congressman al green failed by a vote of 332-95. the first time the chambers weighed in on the subject of impeachment. all republicans joined 137 democrats and one inde

ig o ftu s elizabeth warren and bernie sanders and other moderates on stage. so what's ahead for tonight? abc news reporter maggie ruehle is there to break it down for us. >> reporter: with night one wrappeded all eyes are now on the next batch of ten presidential hopefuls taking the stage for night two of the democratic debates in detroit and the much hyped rematch between former vice president joe biden and senator kamala harris. >> he recognizes he didn't have his best performance last time. that's a big challenge for him. she wants to show the policy chops. a lot is on her to build on what happened last time. >> reporter: after sparring over bussing and race relations in the first debate, rick klein expects it to take centering stage once again tonight. >> you can't get far away from a conversation about race in the democratic party. >> reporter: this time, we expect cory booker will joint fight. >> joe biden has on either side of him kamala harris, cory booker both of whom criticized the vice president's record and race. he has to play real defense. >> re

bernie sanders, joe biden, senator kamala harris, people with really high name recognition. live here in dublin, liz kreutz, abc7 news. >> liz, now that he's out of the race he can endorse somebody. has he given any indication who that will be? >> reporter: surprise, surprise, no. he did not lead on who he might endorse. said he hasn't decided yet. but he did say something interesting. he said that whoever becomes the democratic nominee will need to be, in his words, tested. he described president trump as being the best political puncher ever in politics. whoever goes agaves him on the debate stage will need to be someone that can take punches and throw one right back. >> counter punch. all right, liz, thank you for the live report. >> now the democrats vow to turn up the heat to force republicans in the senate to approve new election security bills. speaker nancy pelosi insisted today that the new safeguards are necessary to defend itself against any possible voter meddling like what the country saw in 2016. >> and abc7 news reporter lyanne melendez is here to explain. >>

. >> senator elizabeth warren and bernie sanders with the highest poll numbers on stage not backing away from their ambitious ideas. >> i don't know understand why anybody goes to all the trouble of running as president of the united states to talk about what we really can't do and shouldn't fight for. >> reporter: dominating much of the debate, health care. particularly senator sanders' medicare for all plan. >> for senior citizens it will finally include dental care, hearing aids and eyeglasses. >> you don't know that. >> i do know. i wrote the damn bill. >> reporter: the candidates never straying from a central idea, the importance of getting president trump out of office. >> we are as divided as polarized as a country as we have ever been. right now we have a president who uses fear to try to drive us further apart. the thing you will be remembered for is whether in this moment with this president you found the courage to stand up to him or you continue to put party over country. >> reporter: so the lineup for tonight's debate pairs up. two candidates who clashed in the first debate,

. >> joe biden, kamala harris, bernie sanders and elizabeth warren are among the presidential candidates calling for acosta to step down. >>> abc news is going to host the third democratic primary debate and it is scheduled to take place in houston on september 12th and 13th. the format will be announced at a later date. >>> in san francisco, kaiser health clinicians will strike for one day and they are demanding more staffing for patients to access mental health care. psychologists and therapy pist -- therapists and social workers need help to provide essential services and reduce waits. 70% of group therapy programs have been eliminated because they don't have enough workers. they will start picketing at 7:00 this morning. >>> and kaiser has cleared a big hurdle to build its new headquarters in oakland. last night the city council approved the sale of a public parking garage at telegraph and 21st and sold so developers for $28 million. they plan to tear down the garage and build a 29-story office complex by 2023. kaiser has promised to use the building as its new headquarters. >>> let'

other 19 candidates are the same ones who participated in the first debate including joe biden, bernie sanders and senator kamala harris. on this evening a drawing will determine which candidates will appear on which night. abc news will host the third democratic primary debate in september. >>> senator kamala harris appeared on "jimmy kimmel live!" last night. she told jimmy president trump's values -- she told jimmy president trump values the opinions of dictators over american intel and targets those most vulnerable. >> they prey on those often in desperate need of help. this is the kind of characteristic that we see in this president and then he embraces the dictators, he embraces kim jong-un, embraces vladimir putin, mds. who is this guy? >> i really -- you personalize it very well. i think he was the host of the "celebrity apprentice." >> she said president trump should go back to hosting a tv show. >>> still ahead, the dangerous heat wave bearing down on much of the u.s. >> amazon prime day setting records. the most popular products sold over that two-day sale. >>> a popular tv show get

the only other candidate in double digits, senator bernie sanders at 14%. >>> gavin newsom willllll an area today, and this this have 87 affordable housing units. >>> state senators are considering a ban to distribute so-called deep facts, videos or audio clips created to damage political candidates. california's assembly already passed the bill, but as "the sacramento bee" reports it faces opposition from first amendment reporters, and they include groups representing tv stations and news reporters. >>> and then kaepernick said one nike design was offensive. the one with 13 white stars and a circle that ross created for a flag during the revolution, and kaepernick said the flag is linked to an era of slavery. he has not played football since 2016 when he started to protest racial inequality. he also said there are white national groups using the betsy ross flag as a symbol. >>> a teenager beat a legend who was winning grand slams before that girl was sworn. a 15-year-old florida resident defeated one of her idols in straight sets yesterday. she entered play ranked the world. >> impres

. >>> presidential candidate bernie sanders took time in l.a. to appear on "jimmy kimmel live!." he spoke about the need for universal health care and holding corporations accountable. >> we've got to ask ourselves why is it that we're the only major country on earth not to guarantee health care to all people. why over 80 million people are uninsured or underinsured. the answer is, it gets back to the power and the greed of these major multinational corporations who could care less about working people. i know this is not an issue we talk about much, but it's an issue as a nation we're going to have to deal with. >> kimmel called for health care reform after his son was diagnosed with a heart condition that required surgery. sanders also spoke about climate change and election interference. >>> a big name behind efforts on capitol hill to break up facebook. it is chris hughes, one of facebook's co-founders. according to "the washington post" he's been visiting lawmakers, regulators and the federal trade commission urging them to act on what he calls the facebook monopoly, asking

according to an abc news/washington post poll, biden has 29% support and 23% favor bernie sanders and 11% favor kamala harris and elizabeth warren. the same poll finds most people think harris stood out the most at the debates last week. >>> well we are getting our first look at the daily flights that pg&e is flying to spots with smoke with areas of a high risk for wildfires. pg&e is flying five planes above high-risk fire areas. you're looking at a video from pg&e. the times when wildfires are most likely to start. and pg&e is also working on a plan to help pay for damages caused by the recent wildfires across california. the utility is currently in bankruptcy. it wants the state to issue billion dollars in new tax exempt bonds. pg&e shareholders would pay off the bonds with profits. >>> sheer a look at our temperatures compared to average. and you could see we are still well below this afternoon. by anywhere from about one to eight degrees in most neighborhoods. talking about the tri-valley. in the mid-50s. mid to upper 50s everywhere. antioch and brentwood, 61 and 62. and warmer th

mnuchin senator elizabeth warren and vermont senator bernie sanders took part in last night's debate. coming up trevor ault will join us from detroit with a recap. >>> let's take a look at your weather. 60 in san leandro and alameda. '61 in oakland, down to 54 in fremont. that's the cool spot. mid to upper 50s here. other neighborhoods, 60 in con covered, mid to upper 50s through the east bay valleys, mid to upper 50s for the rest of the shore into the south bay. 58 in napa. 53 in pacifica. here is a look at the golden gate bridge. no morning. we actually see some of the lights twinkling in the distance. the breezes will be slower at our beaches today. and minor warming outside, a couple degrees here and there because of the faster sunshine. there's also less chop on the bay. it looks like we're going to trade a few things off for other things. we'll have slightly warmer conditions, but not quite as breezy. so we have 59 at 7:00 in the peninsula. 65 at 9:00. upper 70s during the afternoon hours. for the south bay we jump from 58 at 7:00 to 73 at 11:00, low to mid 80s during the aftern

tina sanders is a football mom. her son jason was one of his best friends on the team. >> i have a 16-year-old calling me asking about how he killed him and how this is possible to happen. >> reporter: that's what all his friends here were asking, how could this happen. >> lost his mom in his eighth grade year. that changed him tremendously. >> changed him, friend michael says, to set goals for himself. livermore has a population of about 90,000. it's a small, quiet city. and murder, well, that's the last thing you'd expect here. the last one happened four years ago. vic lee, abc7 news. >> day two for derick almena in the ghost ship warehouse fire. today he said dozens of city officials went inside the building before the disaster. news reporter lesley brinkley was in court. >> reporter: for a second day, ghost ship founder derick almena took the stand in his defense. he pulled a list out of his jacket, a handwritten list his lwyer tony sarah says he made while sitting in jail for 2 1/2 years. on the list, names of

. >> joe biden and kamala harris, bernie sanders and elizabeth warren are among the presidential candidates calling for acosta to step down. >>> and speaking of the democratic presidential candidates, abc news is hosting the third democratic primary debate. it is scheduled to take place in houston sent 12th and 13th. the format will be a-- a a a at a later date into the upsetting thing that happened in a san francisco woman's home. >>> a new warning for pet owners. things found in human food that is deadly for dog news and a live picture from new york city. take a look. the big crowd waiting for the parade celebrating the team. they will start in 30 minutes. if you are headed out of the door. we'll have full coverage of the parade on abc7news.com and the app, it starts in 24 minutes, mike. >> can't wait to see that. less than two days away from temperatures 15 degrees below averag compare comcast business to your current provider. my current service provider does not provide half of what you provide. and to know that i could save money? i'd be thrilled. this sounds like a whole business pac

. >> this morning bernie sanders is on gma talking about his second run for president. george stephanopoulos asked sanders to address critics of his healthcare for all plan. >> people do not like their health insurance companies. what they like is their doctors and their hospitals. the truth is that right now, millions of americans cannot get to the doctors they want because their doctors are not in their networks unless they pay out of pocket costs. >> he also talks about income and racial inequality. you can watch his interview coming up on gma. >>> the state assembly is set to approve a bill for utility concords. >> it would shield them from liability. >> reporter: $2.50 a month, that's what you, the customer would pay if this bill passes to help wildfire victims. your money would go into a fund that would create $21 billion for victims of future fires. that would protect pg&e which declared bankruptcy because of the large fires over the past two years. shoulders of the utility would also pay into the fund. you are already paying the $2.50, it's a charge that was set

senator bernie sanders and senator elizabeth warren round out the top four. no other candidate breaks into double digits. >>> president trump is on the campaign trail holding a rally in north carolina. the political divide is growing amid party lines. the house passed a resolution yesterday to rebuke the president's attack on four democratic congresswomen. he told the women of color to go back to the countries they came from. house speaker nancy pelosi called on democrats and republicans to condemn the racist tweets. >> to do anything less would be a shocking rejection of our values and a shameful abdication of our oath of office to protect the american people. >> most vial accusations and insults against ourrebly routin. >> many republicans including senate majority leader mitch mcconnell objected to pelosi's use of the word racist. only four house republicans voted for the measure. >>> oakland police and other city departments will be banned from using facial recognition technology. the city council unanimously used the policy last night. critics fear using

bernie sanders is at 17%. >>> and gavin newsom is expected to tour a housing development, and it will eventually be six stories tall and have affordable housing units including studios and four-bedroom apartments. >>> and the fake videos created ai technology have gone viral recently, involving entertainment and politics. california's assembly already passed the bill, but as "the sacramento bee" reports it faces opposition from first amendment supporters, including groups representing tv and radio stations along with newspapers. >>> when was the last time you were bored at work? turns out that could be a good thing after all. new research finds a surprising benefit to feeling blah at the office. boredom at work could lead to more creativity. being disinterested at one chore at work could lead you to be a novelty. >> explain. >> i get tired of the same graphics, and it will try to find something fresh to keep it interesting. >> hence the new dogs in the graphics and et cetera. >> yeah. >> we love those. >> yeah. >> from that respect, it works for me and i don't know if it works for eve

. >>> presidential candidate bernie sanders took time out of fund-raising efforts in los angeles to appear on "jimmy kimmel live!." he spoke about the need for universal health care and holing corporations accountable. >> we've got to ask ourselves why is it that we're the only major country on earth not to guarantee health care to all people. why over 80 million people are uninsured or underinsured. the answer is, it gets back to the power and the grd major muinional cooriowho couldb working i owhis is nissue we talk about much, but it's an issue as a nation we're going to phave to deal with. >> kimmel called for health care reform after his son was diagnosed with a heart condition that required surgery. sanders also spoke about climate change and election interference. >>> a big name behind efforts on capitol hill to break up facebook. it is chris hughes, one of facebook's co-founders. according to "the washington post" he's been visiting lawmakers, regulators and the federal trade commission urging them to act on what he calls the facebook monopoly, asking regulators to break up the soc

according to a abc news/washington post poll, biden has 29%, 23% favor bernie sanders and 11% for senators kamala harris and elizabeth warren, the next closest candidates are mayor pete buttigieg and julian castro. each with 4% support. poll finds the number of undecided potential voters has dropped significantly after the first debate. >>> well uc berkeley experts look into wh-- a $15 million minimum wage could mean to you. >> and traffic mess. why your drive could take three times longer than normal if you plan to hit the road this afternoon. >> that is when i go home. >> sorry, mike. >> that is how it goes. >> i'm staying at your guy's place. >> come on over. >> your welcome. >> thank you. >> bringing dinner. >> mount tam. temperatures today average at oakland and the rest of us one to six it'it's crepe dayday for a family traditiony's. we started about 22 minutes ago and now we can continue that tradition at home with free denny's delivery. see you at dennys.com honey, this gis ridiculously fast. we are seriously keeping up with the joneses. keeping up with the ford's. keeping up with

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massachusetts senator else and vermont senator bernie sanders were among the candidates who took part in last it in's debate. coming up, abc 7 news reporter trevor ault will have a recap. >>> it's been nearly seven week. it happened as he tried to make his way onto the court after toronto defeated the warriors. >>> happening today, giants fans will finally know if madison bumgarner will be traded. major league baseball's trade deadline is 1:00 p.m. in recent days it's been speculated the team plans to keep bumgarner, but then yesterday rumors started swirling that the giants were talking to multiple teams about a possible trade. >>> lighting lawsuit. coming up next, the reason the university of california is targeting some of the world's top retailers over a popular type of light bulb. >>> a fourth of july rampage in the north bay ended in an officer-involved shooting. the new video just released by police. >>> check out this live picture from san rafael where it's mainly clear and 52 degrees. faster sunshine, temperatures boost a little bit, enough to get us back pretty close to aver

he was leading before senator bernie sanders and senator elizabeth warren round out the top four. no other candidate breaks double digits in california. >>> we're learning more tonight about the rescue of two window washers after their stuck. it shows where the men was stuck. the men spent several hours dangling. mechanics couldn't get the platform to move so firefighters tried rescuing them in three different ways all at the same time. >> we were basically sending a rescue group up to the roof to try to repel down to them while we were coming down from below with area ladder to see if our ladder would reach up and go straight to the tenth floor to pull them in through the window. >> reporter: how did they come down? >> through the window. >> through that window. sky 7 flew above the scene moments after firefighters freed those stranded window washers. >> police are investigating a shooting that injured one person in hayward. sky 7 was over the scene at tampa avenue. this is near weeks community park. several cars in a parking lot were roped off with police tape. that's what you'r

tina sanders is a football mom. her sanjay son was one of his best friends on the team. >> i have a 16-year-old calling me asking me about how he copes with this and how this is even possible to happen. >> reporter: that's what all his friends here at this parking lot memorial were asking, how could this happen? >> he had really high goals for himself. he lost his mom in his eighth grade year. that changed him tremendously. >> reporter: livermore has a operatio population of about 90,000. it's a small quiet city and murder is the last thing you expect here. the last one happened four years ago. vic lee, abc 7 news. >>> all lanes have reopened after a fire near interstate 580 in the hills. you can see just how close the fire got to the road in this video. as well as all the heavy smoke. the chp issued a traffic alert around 2:00 this afternoon. closing the portion of westbound 580 because of the six-acre fire. there was at least one report of a vehicle's tires catching fire. nobody was hurt. >>> off interstate 680 an

they said this is pretty generally a bernie crowd, although senator sanders is not there, but when he wiwe spoke w lot of people who were with him last time or liked him, they were mostly still shopping. so he hasn't locked in what would have been his vote. what do you think? >> i think that's absolutely right, joy. the bernie people have a presence here, but let's wait and see. there is a lot of enthusiasm about electing a woman. i've seen it in so many events. if you look at the list of the panels, so many are women elected for the first time in 0 2016 or 2017. i looked at how to win back the blue collar voter in 2020 and it had to be sponsored by the teamsters because it wasn't part of the vibe here. many of the people here were journalists and not panelists. i think women power was a big scene. >> i think there was like a game. i don't know if you saw on the board where they were putting up who should drop out next, and we looked at it and the people who had the most votes was biden. that's not going to happen, but there was a sense of the people who wanted to reach out to the oth

joe biden isn't going head to head with anybody, and buernie sanders is trying. so i want to see the women coming out strong, embracing their strength and saying, yes, we are the future of this country. women who look like this have this attitude and also they're not crazy radical that people want to shy away from them. but, yeah, the multiracial, multiethnic coalition in this country is strong. >> and when you combine it with liberal white voters -- i wish we had more time. thank you very much. we're going to keep this panel. we love you guys. coming back, more "am joy." u gus coming back, more "am joy. ♪ (driver) relax, it's just a bug. that's not a bug, that's not a bug! (burke) hit and drone. seen it, covered it. at farmers, we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ we're oscar mayer deli fresh your very first sandwich,m... your mammoth masterpiece. and...whatever this was. because we make our meat with the good of the deli and no artificial preservatives. make every sandwich count with osc

and elizabeth warren in the other debate because bernie sanders is in a tenuous position in the race, he's seen elizabeth warren move past him in certain respects. >> it is a competition, right, so they do have to compete but to go back to biden for a moment, what you just described sounds like hillary clinton in 2008 when the clintons felt entitled to the black vote, and seemed quite offended that this young black candidate named barack obama was seeming to challenge them for it, and they made a lot of mistakes because of feeling that kind of offense. is biden teetering on beating hillary clinton in '08? >> yes, in the sense that hillary clinton was beating obamacare among african-americans until he showed he was a viable candidate. joe biden has that sport right now on part in that he's familiar, electable, he can take on trump, he's safer than some of the altuernatives. i also think joe biden believes he is a racially progressive person. i think it hurt him that kamala harris made an attack where she said i don't think you're a racist but you did this with segregationists back in

sanders came in at 18% while biden received 11%, a drop from 23 in april. despite these numbers, biden remains the nominal front-runner even if barely. the changes in the standings are re-upping the question whether america is finally, finally ready to elect a woman president. there are six options. if not now, when? maya wiley is with me. joining me is rashad robinson, tiffany cross and dean obserida. i'm going to you first, rashad watching missy elliot at the essence festival. i'm wondering if you had a chance. i don't know when you got here. i don't know if you had a chance to walk around with people that you are running around down here at essence. tell me what you're hearing. is the kamala boom resonating in the real world or is it us people obsessed with polls? >> i think it's a mix of both. it is people that are obsessed with polls and those of us in the political class that follow these things are sort of deeply invested in looking at the up ticks and down particulaticks b are understanding who she is, paying closer attention to us and that's the po

bernie sanders, he's considered to be a socialist. is kamala harris part of her strength, her polls are showing that generic democrats can do well. >> i hate this line because frankly i think it is sexest, the woman got to be ready. can a woman beat donald trump? men lose all time. we never have to answer this question. we should be asking all those men running, are they ready to beat donald trump? >> i agree. i think actually biden was not ready. i think this is not a question for women. i think it is a question for every single democrat. >> can i get an amen. >> quickly. >> i want to chime in a women did beat donald trump, her name is hillary clinton. >> fair. 3 million votes. >> thank you very much. jimmy will be back the next hour. more "am joy" after the break. b. >>> if you are an american watching this and it does not matter how you felt about the president before this speech. it was beautiful. it was incredible. >> many of his critics say he's going to make it like him. there is no better day for the 4th of july to go to our c

our acting commissioner john sanders has been instrumental in bringing together faith based organizations and ngos with resources away from the border that want to or able to help the ngos at the border that are doing so much work in your state, in el paso, in south texas not only engaging our greyhound partners to increase routes but look at other creative solutions in addition to applying the funding we're getting from congress. we're buying buses. we're borrowing cdl drivers from the department of defense and asking for more transportation funding in the supplemental. >> i believe we need to treat all migrants fairly and huma humanely. we need to determine who needs asylum. the key part is the determination of credible fear. do you feel the department has sufficient authority to allow immigration and asylum officers to ask enough questions of migrants to get at the truth of any credible fear or claims? >> i think there's two elements to that. resource is part of it. being able to take the time at the front end to assess the situation and we're seeing that with family units right now. t

that includes bernie sanders. so how can we expect all of this to play out? we'll talk about that. >>> then there is this. shaquille o'neal, the basketball great getting business advice from amazon's jeff bezos. in fact shaq says bezos told him to make investments if it is going to change people's lives. the nba legend says that tip probably quadrupled his net worth. we'll be right back. ♪ but perhaps this year, a more exhilarating endeavor awaits. defy the laws of human nature,at the summer of audi sales event. get exceptional offers now. while managing your type 2 diabetes why think about your heart? because with my type 2 diabetes, i'm more likely to have a fatal heart attack or stroke. lower a1c helps, but type 2 diabetes still increases my risk of a fatal cardiovascular event. because type 2 diabetes is more than a1c. wow these are great answers! and that's why there's jardiance the first type 2 diabetes pill that offers a lifesaving cardiovascular benefit for adults who also have known heart disease. because jardiance can reduce my risk of dying from

," bernie sanders is is hitting biden back, he knows where he stands on health care. he stands with a "medicare for all" type option. bernie tweeted video with president obama calling "medicare for all" a quote, good new idea. he tweeted with this i passed all over the country to fight for the repeal of obamacare but i will not be determined from ending corporate greed that creates dysfunction in our health care system. we must pass "medicare for all." biden's campaign estimates his option, his add-on to obamacare would actually cost $750 billion over 10 years. but that is a lot more affordable than some estimates for "medicare for all." ashley? ashley: affordable, that says it all, 750 billion. hillary, thank you very much. melissa: here to react, holly turner and kristie setzer. thanks to both of you joining us. holly, let me start with you, kind of a middle of the road position, when you look at details as far as the democrats are concerned, saying undocumented immigrants would be allowed to purchase coverage in the aca marketplace although they wouldn't be eligibl

elizabeth warren taken a lot of bernie sanders vote. people on the left have trouble differentiating between sanders agenda and elizabeth warren. that is strategy worked to hold down the far left base. i think peter should relax a little. i think a big flaw in the warren message, like the bernie message, it hasn't really changed at all in years. it is basically describing the obama economy, slow growth. wages not rising i think democrats to be dangerous on the economy probably have to reckon with the success in the last few years and explain why they have a better alternative. melissa: because, so if you are a math or numbers type person, you point to the fact wages have risen. if you're bernie sanders or elizabeth warren, we're fighting for 15, when the minimum wage goes up, which republicans are fighting against, all wages go up. you have to give a bump to all workers, that sounds like wage growth to people not paying attention that wages come from companies, not from the government? >> i think a lot of these sanders ideas are really

. >>> bernie sanders is about to outline his "medicare for all" proposal. he is doing so at george washington university. if he has any suggestions at all how to pay for it. >>> a heat wave expected to hit 2/3 of the country. what you need to know about that. if the city's power grid following massive black out here in new york city. melissa: fox business team coverage. gerri willis on floor of new york stock exchange. blake burman live at the white house. deirdre bolton at the newsroom with netflix earnings. i see some numbers crosses here on dow jones. i think we'll get to those as soon as possible. sorry? let's go to deirdre bolton right now with those numbers. deirdre. >> taking a look at netflix. 60 cents a share. that's a clear beat what analysts were expecting at 60 cents a share. if you look at revenue, want to be kind with netflix, say exactly in line. if you want to be critical, a slight miss. wall street looking for 4.93 billion. 4.92what netflix posted. to put it in context, a gain of 26% comparing this quarter to this time last year. looking at

bernie sanders facing heat as the washington post reports. some members of the own campaign are claiming they are not being

i was talking about sanders. i again i think it's a really good thing that mayor pete is talking about the fact that in too many cases, for example, with uber and tech companies, people who by all rights should be an employee are being declassified as contractors so they don't get benefits. >> federal courts disagree with you 100%. lauren: bring in the data, the data shows from the cbo for wages, for instance, if you increase, that to $15 people lose hours and they lose jobs but still this is where the party is headed in terms of policy. we have to leave it there, ford, christie, thank you. lauren: thank you. >> thank you. connell: because we have to get back to breaking news from the white house. we've been following this hour that the president speaking to reporters in the oval office. he addressed the situation in the uk and new prime minister boris johnson moments ago. he has spoken to him. plans to spend time with him. adding they have already been working on a u.s.-uk free-trade agreement. again these comme

tuesday night the big fight is between elizabeth warren and bernie sanders. wednesday night it will be joe biden versus kamala harris. all the other candidates will be on the stage to get attention. i think there will be some fireworks. these second-tier candidates have to do something to draw attention. we will see a lot of hail maries, -- marys. connell: which harris did at that time. the fox poll, biden had a commanding lead last week. most of that seems to have faded. i was at the debate in miami. most of us thought sitting in the spend room, not only did she win the debate on optics, get a little bounce in the polls. a lot of that has faded. >> interesting in the polls, 25% of the democrats clearly want someone like joe biden. i mean joe biden at the moment is the stand-in for the moderate candidate such as amy klobuchar and john delaney are not going anywhere unless biden fades. progressive vote is spread out among sanders, elizabeth warren, buttigieg, kamala, harris, maybe cory booker. none of them can get much elevation out of the debates. connell: bi

bernie sanders was strutting around detroit. which is find. susan: in the end, president trump predicting the outcome of democratic primaries. >> i think right now, it will be "sleepy" joe. i think. i feel he will limp across the line. that is what i think. i think he is off his game by a lot. i think personally it will be "sleepy" joe. susan: okay. kaley -- kayleigh mcenany, so good to see you. "sleepy" joe expected to win? >> if you believe public polling. i believe the president's intu wigses than i believe polling when it comes to political instincts. it will job-killing joe, supported nafta, killed a million jobs, supported tpp, would have killed a another million jobs t may job-killing joe. susan: in a "fox news poll," head-to-head biden wins by 10 points. >> we don't believe that will be the case at all. when you put president trump against a defined democrat, when the american public understands their policies that joe biden support as public option that joe biden supports taxpayer-funded health care for illegal immigrants, that joe bi

i think bernie sanders has a problem. his is a personality issue. i expected any moment for him last night to scream into the microphone, get off my lawn! he came across as a curmudgeon, an angry old man who is mad at the world, was ready to fight anybody and everybody in the room. connell: throwing his hands up in the air literally at one point which was humorous moment. everybody was saying they were doing the wave. two of them. we'll see what tonight brings. thanks for coming on. kristina: dot wave now. connell: we can do it. kristina: remember the massive equifax breach that impacted millions of people? i should not be smiling. even if you don't think you were affected you could be eligible for $125. tough be aware, there are scammers out there. >>> plus the senate set to vote on a budget deal. we're live on capitol hill with the latest on the state of play. ♪ or the latest phones. $4.95. no matter what you trade, at fidelity it's just $4.95 per online u.s. equity trade. who used expedia to book the vacation rental which led to the discovery t

how senator bernie sanders and congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez are gearing up for their next battle on capitol hill. >>> a new frontier in the fight against robocalls. you hate them, right? we all do. a major carrier promisings to automatically block those annoying calls. the latest on that crackdown. connell: all right. we have fox business team coverage of all the day's top stories with gerri willis at the new york stock exchange and blake burman live for us at the white house. blake, let's start it off with you. reporter: hi, there, connell. some of america's largest companies especially in the aerospace field getting the backdrop at the white house as the white house and the president announced new deals with qatar. the president and treasury secretary steve mnuchin presiding over contracts that were executed by qatar airways with boeing, gulf stream and ge. total price tag? not revealed today though the white house says it will include the purchase of five boeing 777 freighters. >> they're investing very heavily in our country. they're creating a lot of jobs. they're buying tre