. >> gayle was her mother. >> nici was sunshine. she was the kind of person that when she walked in a room, the room lit up. >> gayle raised nici and her sister, tanya, in the suburbs of seattle. there were carefree days at the nearby lake. >> is nici your annoying kid sister or was she a pretty cool kid? how do you remember her? >> she was a very annoying kid sister. mom insisted on dressing us alike. >> in high school, mia says nici was a friend to everyone. >> every day, eating lunch together. she never sat. she would walk around and visit with people. she always saw the good in people. she didn't see the bad in people. >> after graduation, nici brought that winning spirit into the workplace. eventually landing a plum position in the head offices of bally total fitness. kimberly thomas was on her team. >> nici was a great boss. she cared about how your day was, she cared about how you were feeling. she cared about your birthday. >> bally's is where nici met another employee, david pietz. he was six feet tall, four years younger,

i'm gayle king with tony dokoupil and anthony mason. i think you are drinking lots of water because more than half the country will be hit by a dangerous and record-breaking heat wave over the next 24 hours. this is very serious. it will last through the weekend. that's not good. nearly 150 million people from arizona to new england are under heat alerts. >> by the weekend cities in at least 14 states are expected to break their high temperature records. errol barnett reports from the heart of the heat wave in st. louis. >> reporter: it is sweltering. i'm on shirt number three today. across the country millions of people are trudging through the first major heat wave of the year. new york city officials opened doze of coing centerso th public. >> take this heat situation seriously. take precautions. particularly when it comes to folks with any kind of vulnerability. >> reporter: in madison, wisconsin volunteers are doing just that, knocking on doors, checking on the elderly. >> i feel like i'm on fire basically. it's so hot. >> reporter

. >> reporter: these two redheads are best friend and it's all anks to gayle waterson and her special olympics cheer and dance team. >> she doesn't care where you came from. she will put you on the team. >> reporter: coach gayle gav c these twonce to be themselves. >> it's nice to show the world what inclusion . >> she is not just a coach. she's a mother to this entire team. don'start crying. >> reporter: coach yle has en coaching the team for the last 11 years. it brings together ably bodied athletes with oth is. >> helps bridge a gap in our local community for inclusion and respect and acceptance ofop pe with intellectual disabilities. >> reporter: theytl receny represented the usa national team at the world championships. and they won. >> and we got a chance to take these two teams, the unified hip-hop and unified poms to disney to compete.th ey got awesome gold medals, rings, trophies. we got to carry the american flag. >> usa! >> let's go! >> reporter: anna grace's mom says this has been life changing for her daughter. >> inclusion is everything. if you can include those that are

gayle? >> all right. ed, thank you very much. >>> breaking news, there are concerns this morning that iran may have seized an oil tanker belonging to the united arabasse strait of hormuz on sunday flying a panamanian flag when it was hailed by iranian vessels. it has since stopped transmitting its location. cbs' news david martin who is traveling in the middle east with america's top military commander in the region confirms that the u.s. is looking into this situation. the incident comes just days after iran tried to seize a british tanker traveling through the strait. >>> proechts turned violent outside the governor's mansion in puerto rico overnight as backlash intensifies over governor ricardo rossello's controversial group chat. thousands gathered for a third day to call for his resignation. some demonstrators were hit with tear gas and pepper spray from police in riot gear. protesters say the new scandal is the breaking point. profane, sexist, and homophobic messagesetrossello and his allies targete

gayle king sits down exclusively with the members known as "the squad." why attorney general bill barr made the call on whether a cop would face federal charges for a chokehold death. a nationwide heat wave is on the way-- why it could prove deadly for many. and our exclusive interview with amazon c.e.o. and space entrepreneur jeff bezos and ambassador caroline kennedy. is it time for a woman? >> long past time! >> o'donnell: a bold new plan to put a woman on the moon. >> this is the cbs news with norah o'donnell, reporting tonight from the kennedy space center. >> o'donnell: good evening. we are coming to you from the very spot where, 50 years ago today, walter cronkite brought america the launch of apollo 11, the mission that put men on the moon. the launch pad is just off there, in the distance. and if the sky is clear where you are tonight, you will see a full moon shining brightly, as if the heavens had planned this fitting tribute to the greatest scientific achievement of all time, one that stands as an inspiration to every other seemingly impossibl

ong is in the south bay right now so gayle, what's it like right now there. >>well pam and ken were los gatos and it's almost in the 90's it's much cooler now i'm definitely in the shade staying cool but we are here talking to fire officials in santa clara county just that ho know lawrence mentioned it's going to be possibly in the 90's possibly triple digits in the valleys so it is a concern for fire officials with the fire danger. now a santa clara. police steps to meet santa clara fire department here. they tell us. they're going to be on high alert now they have been responding to several grass fires over the last few weeks mostly in the east foot hills, the san jose and corporate areas in the county so with this type of whether they are of course reminding people to definitely stay safe. stay indoors. i know it's going to be hot. as you mentioned, that's they're they're alert and they're also looking ahead if for this summer. >>we're getting into august now so the fuel even though we had a lot of rain this winter, the fuel now is dried out and so what th

gayle? >> nancy, thank you very much. >>> at the white house president trump mocked robert mueller's testimony and he called it a disaster. paula, before you get to that, i have to say you had a very tense exchange with the president yesterday. a lot of people watched it live on cbsn. i was wondering what was going through your mind. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning. i asked the president about former special counsel mueller's statement that the president still could face criminal charges once he leaves office. the president became quickly very agitated. he insisted that mueller never said that and even suggested that mueller had recanted. but mueller did say this twice and never took it back. >> so we had a very good day today. >> reporter: president trump seemed pleased with the mueller hearing. >> when you ask that question you're untruthful. >> reporter: but quickly turned defensive when cbs news mentioned one of mueller's few definitive statements. mueller said you could b

i would say, gayle -- >> you'd call me and say that he wants to get a ring. i would definitely go to the friend and suggest to her that she head him off at the pass. >> these long time besties are taking on new questions from o. magazine readers. sometimes they don't exactly see eye to eye. >> don't loan friends money. you can give -- let me finish. >> okay. okay. >> give your friend the money and say, look, i'm just going to do this for you. you don't even have to pay me back. >> i disagree. i think it's okay to loan a friend money. >> have you loaned money to friends? >> i've never loaned. i've just given. >> that's my point. >> "et" chronicles. >> we got our own taste of these two in action on their get-away cruise for the og chronicles. >> what do you do if you don't like an outfit that your friend is wearing? do you lie? >> no. >> give us something hard. >> gayle is like you need to take that thing off. that's not working for you. uh-uh. this happens all the time. >> i don't care what people are telling you, it does not look good. >>> coming up, "the not

>>thank you gayle, good picnic weather out there at least right now again you can watch the fireworks from home at 9 a vicki and i will help host a special fireworks show we're going to be live from san francisco, san jose the marin county fair from concord and you can catch all of the fireworks shows here starting at 9 o'clock on kron 4 news. it could take a live look outside right now our sutro camera overlooking old boy downtown san francisco's down there somewhere. >>yeah and lawrence again of course we're going to ask you about the fireworks that so hot on the yes and not so good. this is always one of the toughest days of the year to forecast or you know everybody's going outside they want to be able to see the fireworks of the fog comes in too low. >>there's problems i think tonight they're going to be some problems, especially along the fog is going to hug the coast this computer model put together here our fog track here now watch what happens if already moving along the coastline. and it's coming in very low and some places only a few 100 feet high and that is not good, espe

ong she's on the scene a right now, i'm gayle what's the situation tonight. >>catherine can right behind me is a we're right at the embarcadero exit traffic here though is moving quite nicely. that's because this is the right app or the repairs on 8.80 over by a 9.80 that interchange there caltrans still on the scene they're working to make that possible and we're told it that 3 feet wide and 4 feet wide and something are out there. but it we did drive by and we weren't allowed to take pictures just because traffic was moving but we do we did see the bottle it was quite the back and this is going to impact people coming out of san francisco to the east bay, so you'll find yourself at a standstill. i did speak to caltrans earlier and they were notified around 1 o'clock. our maintenance crews got out there right of way to assess the situation into that the structure was safe. isolated incident. it is an older bridge deck. this is one of our like much of our infrastructure here in the bay area. look at the maps here. i'm a good checkup and the gps earlier how we

i'm anthony mason with gayle king and tony dokoupil. president trump's racist tweets have sharply escalated parse sin tensions in washington. the house voted mostly along party lines yesterday to condemn the president's congress in which he told four congresswomen of color to, quote, go back to the countries they came from. before the vogt house speaker nancy pelosi called the tweets racist. gop members forced a vote to have her comments stricken from the record, but it failed. >> the presidentti yesterday and accused the congresswomen of hating america. when we sat down yesterday we asked if they had any regrets about things they said in the past. that includes vulgar words from congresswoman rashida tlaib about impeaching president trump. do you think that language is helpful? what did you hope would come of that? >> from day one, i truly believe he has committed impeachable offenses. >> reporter: even if you believe that, the fact you called him -- >> i didn't do it on the house floor. 70% of americans curse. i'm real. this is who i

gayle? (gayle) activists say ice can be in public places asking questions and it's important to know your rights. the cities of san jose, oakland and san francisco say they will not assist ice on this operation.live in san jose gayle ong kron 4 news. (noelle)while there are several large groups and organizations taking action to protect undocumented immigrants -- there are also local sanctuary churches in the bay area, offering spoke with the congressional church of san mateo about its sanctuary status and its message to the community. >>the congressional church of san mateo says and stepping up for those most vulnerable and its community right now you are neighbors. we're an immigrant welcoming congregation. this is a safe place to land this is a place of refuge. and you know one thing that we say here is no document defines anyone's humanity and so to be a sanctuary church and this time, this moment, may be more important than ever news of planned ice raids on sunday threatens nearly 2000

i'm can when i'm pam moore, our kron 4 gayle ong is on the scene gayle, you just talked with a neighbor who knew the victim fill us in on what's happening there. >>yeah famine canned san jose police have not released many details other than they are investigating a homicide here in montecito drive and i did speak to one neighbor as you said she mention that the victim. the the victim is a an elderly man who was a beloved grandfather, you see behind me still an active investigation. a lot of neighbors we spoke with are shocked that something like this would happen they describe this neighborhood very quiet safe. many of year for at 20 years of around the block and they are just stunned by the news. i did speak to another neighbor, he said it police swarmed the area in the morning. >>about 10:00am and we street blocked off here hold street southwest filled with police cars and policeman. i asked a policeman who is standing out here. street if it was safe for my daughter and i to be here to feed the ducks, he said it was fine and then now we're feeling the docks and then came back a what w

i'm can when i'm pam moore, our kron 4 gayle ong is on the scene gayle, you just talked with a neighbor who knew the victim fill us in on what's happening there.

there is gayle king. vladimir duthiers is here because anthony mason has some well-deserved time off. >> yes, he does. >> good to be here. >>> we begin with an administrator at morehouse college has been put on leave an a former student's accusations of sexual misconduct. michael keefe posted a twitter about the alleged conduct of assistant dean and interim housing director demarcus crews. at least two more students have come forward with allegations against faculty members when they say the school also ignored. mark strassmann is at the all-male college in atlanta. mark, you spoke to one of the accusers. what did he tell you? >> reporter: his name is michael key. he says he took his frustrations to social media because morehouse refused to deal with him and wants to ensure all schools take care of students. >> he always targets freshmen. i see it every day. it sickens me. >> reporter: michael key said demarcus crews repeatedly hit on him. >> my freshman year, he used to do [ bleep ] hugging me, pinching

our first gayle ong a spoke to his family on the latest efforts to find him gayle what do we know. >>making grant the last time anybody saw him was at his home last july he told his wife on the phone. he was on his way to see her. >>surveillance video shows luis garcia walking out of his mission district apartment building on 7/12/2018 it was part of his routine every day he was on his way to see his wife mager selma, and her home to do his laundry he was going to come had talked to him maybe in our before i didn't hear from him again. >>she's like i'm on my way i love you that little my love for more. >>we spoke to me he last year when she was 3 months pregnant with their first child. today their baby boy louise named after his father is 6 months old he has his eyes. >>and that is for sure. >>and the pain is still raw. very difficult. especially because he wasn't there. official interest and up. i was alone when i was giving birth. we reached out to san francisco police who says the case remains unsolved. the only clues garcia's black suv found that candlestick point and his cell

this is gayle king. we have anthony mason back at the table. >> nice to be back. >> southern california braces for more possible earthquakes after the ground shakes for four straight days. more than 4,000 aftershocks with two big quakes. a 7.1 and a 6.4 magnitude. california's governor has declared a state of emergency in severalountie leationa corresponnt david begnaud is in ridgecrest, california, near the epicenter of those earthquakes. david, 4,000 earthquakes is a lot. what is the mood like there? >> reporter: anxious. restless. worried. that's why some people didn't want to sleep at home. these folks slept on the grass in tents last night and more families on this side. 26 people slept on the grass outside city hall overnight and another 60 slept inside at a shelter. friday's 7.1 magnitude earthquake near ridgecrest was the largest in california in two decades. homes and businesses were damaged. that followed the 6.4 magnitude earthquake that happened the day before on the fourth of july. the u.s.

>> reporter: well, good morning, gayle. we know that everyone in new york is still talking about what happened. we don't know the cause. but the city says they know it wasn't terrorism and it wasn't a cyber attack. back here this is one of the spots where con ed crews have been working for the last 36 hours trying to repair damage from this outage. what they do know for sure, the systems that should have prevented the substation from going off line did not work. electricity crews are working around the clock to pinpoint what caused the power outage that blacked out half of manhattan's iconic skyline. for about five hours saturday, the city that never sleeps lost its night light, trapping people in elevators and leaving subway riders stuck under ground for hours. the outage turned off the lights on tens of thousands attending jennifer lopez's sold out show at madison square garden. >> obviously we're going to reschedule this show. there's the alarm going off telling everybody in the announcements to evacuate. >> even our wee

just like carol, said her sister gayle. >> she would have not taken all of it. that was in carol's personality to just be very fair. >> made sense then? >> uh-huh. >> and then there were those mysterious phone calls. >> we'd get the calls on special days. her birthday, my birthday. my grandmother. we'd get calls. >> and just silence on the other end? >> yeah. >> what would you do? >> we'd say, carol, we love you. we hope you come back. we felt like she was finding a happier life somewhere. >> and understood that to make that successful she might have to make a complete and total break? >> yeah. >> almost three months after carol vanished, the detective handling her case put it in the inactive file in his report he wrote, no foul play involved. >> i remember thinking about her all the time and i used to play records over and over that she liked. and just thinking, where is she? when is she coming back? >> eventually, mike started dating a 19-year-old names kerry. brought her into the fold. >> we were happy that mike was going on with life. >> and so they did all

gayle king never asked, of course. it sounds totally legitimate to her. but the point is, and in fact the real headline here is rashida tlaib has been working this scam for a long time. bullying people on the basis of their skin color to accrue more power. that's her game and she will keep doing it until it stops working. there's no sign of that yet, though, so in the meantime, neither she nor her equally-entitled friends have any plans to slow down or apologize for anything they do or have done. ilhan omar, for example, has accused israel of "hypnotizing the planet." she called it an evil country. as we continue to monitor the trump rally for news, listen to her explain that she has no regrets for that. watch. >> often times there are things that you might say, might not hold weight for you, but to someone else, right? the way that we hear and consume information is very different than how the next person might. >> so you don't regret your words either? >> i do not. >> tucker: you don't regret your words. kind of a stupid question, when you think about i

gayle, this is something different. >>yeah ken and grant traffic is getting so bad that is why people are trying to get around it at all. around the same time we took this flight drivers on the ground snarled in traffic are going the same distance. >>journey more than an hour it takes just 10 minutes or so to get from palo alto to oakland and vice versa. >>$195 each way we have a lot of people that use it one to 2 times per week. >>and it generally folks to what that extra time at home with their family played a start-up based in new york saw the commuting nightmare as a business opportunity with traffic at a standstill in many parts of the bay area, the flying taxi company started daily helicopter flights across the region in march, you actually have during rush hour drives it can take between one and a half 2 hours. given the constraints on the bridges and we can replace that with a 7 minute helicopter flight. it actually costs almost the same as an uber we checked uber ride from palo alto airport where he took off fr

gayle king never asked of course. it sounds totally legitimate to her. but the point is, and in fact the real headline here is rashida tlaib has been working this scam for a long time. bullying people on the basis of their skin color to accrue more power. that's our game and she will keep doing it until it stops working. there's no sign of that yet though so in the meantime, neither she nor her equally-entitled friends have any plans to slow down or apologize for anything they do or have done. ilhan omar, for example, has accused israel of "hypnotizing the planet." she called it an evil country. as we continue to monitor the trump rally for news, listen to her explained that she has no regrets for that. watch. >> often times there are things that you might say, might not hold wait for you, but to someone else, right? the way that we hear and consume information is very different than how the next person might. >> so you don't regret your words either? >> i do not. >> tucker: you don't regret your words. kind of a stupid question, when you think about it.

gop leaders accused democrats of playing politics. >>> and ahead on "cbs this morning," co-host gayle king will have an exclusive interview with the four democratic congresswomen known as the squad. >>> and federal prosecutors have decided not to bring criminal charges against a whiets new york city police officer involved in the choke hold death of eric garner. a video captured garner who was black repeatedly saying "i can't breathe." the decision was announced the day before the five-year anniversary of garner's death. >>> authorities in louisiana announced an arrest in the death of civil rights activist and african-american museum founder sadie roberts joseph. joe benedict has the somber details. >> reporter: the family of sadie roberts joined the baton rouge police as they announced the 75-year-old's death. >> we arrested ron jer mail bell. the 38-year-old was a tenant in one of ruopp ertz-joseph's homes as and was behind on his rent. >> we believe $1,200 was owed for rent. we still don't have a complete solid motive at this time. >> reporter: investigators say roberts-joseph died

gayle king is off. jericka duncan is with us. on this weekend where the national weather map looks like it's on fire. a brutal heat wave will scorch more than half of the country dis weekend. 195 million people across 34 arts ofare now under heat alerts. coastof the upper midwest and reas along the east coast could grees.mperatures that feel like 110 degrees. > even at night temperatures in toy cities may struggle to drop below 80 degrees. dr this means the heat will increase at an even faster pace the following morning. chris van cleave is on new york's rock away beach. how are conditions out there? >> reporter: good morning. it is in the 70s at the beach but we have a breeze off the ocean that's helping for now. it's going to get much hotter as the day goes on. new york city's going to feel like 102 today, 110 this weekend. it's going to be that nasty, swampy, humid, hot weather that normally drives people to places like the beach to cool off. but officials are warning people here even to be careful, to watch the amount of time

ong who joins us live from concord with events leading up to the show there gayle. >>i can and am we're out diablo high school in concord a beautiful day out here very hot. the stage is set they have a band playing all afternoon. and a lot of people are just getting here out the dlors open at 4 so people are starting to get here marking their spots on this cross, the line with their chairs blankets and tents. i do have the concord mayor carlin over here to talk to just about what you love about this event so much. >>sure well first of all i left that it brings together families from all over conquered in contra costa county and it's a free family oriented event and i'm still proud that this is our 6 year that we're able to put this on for the community. >>and even coming for 6 years what stands out to you every year. yes, well i think that it keeps getting better and better we're attracting approximately 15,000 people, it's easy to get in it's easy to find a space it's easy to get out and entertainment i think keeps improving as well as as the fireworks show it's re

gayle king has the interview. that is tonight on the cbs evening news. >>> how about a live look, more of the uss hornet in alameda. the gala going on tonight to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the apollo 11 mission. as well as the hornet's role in that historic trip. tonight, cbs' norah o'donnell will anchor a primetime special on the apollo anniversary. it is called a man on the moon. and it starts at 10 p.m. right here on kpix5. >> pretty unforgettable. trip ski thank you for watching tonight at 6. the cbs evening news is up next. i care for the news at 7. go! announcer: to take your kids to and from school? mari... yes? what are you doing? don't forget your science project. announcer: we think it can be something bigger. announcer: this summer, announcer: volkswagen is supporting america's teachers. announcer: join us, announcer: and drive something bigger than yourself. ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> o'donnell: tonight, from the kennedy space center, we celebrate the 50th anniversary of the apollo 1

take a live in oakland gayle, ong kron 4 news real quick gayle you came from san francisco to where you are now. >>how did you get there how long did it take and how bad was traffic. >>2 miles so what i left here it was that just after 3.30. couch and started making repairs in closing. those lanes so it wasn't so bad, but i am seeing some build up, especially the spot. 5 o'clock hours when everyo e is trying to rush out of work. as of right now i don't know how it is back from san francisco to imagine it being a little a quiet more of a standstill over there. >>thank you so much, i'm sure will check in with you during kron 4 news 6 to get an update on the situation. thanks scale by the way we first told you about this breaking news to a push alert this afternoon make sure you download the kron 4 mobile app to always get the latest breaking news in your neighborhood. >>other news now governor, newsome has been on vacation actually this peak. but when he gets back he has a bunch of bills that he will either sign or veto kron four's capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala shows us some of th

neither suspect was located, reporting in concord gayle, ong kron 4 news. >>the playground at woodstock park in alameda is closed this morning after was torched by an arsonist so the fire at the playground was the first of 2 at the park early saturday morning. the first one erupted in a trash can right next to that playground just before 02:00am and the less than 2 hours after that firefighters returned to the scene same scene same playground to find a burning. so people who live nearby say that they're hoping this doesn't become a pattern. >>it wasn't completely surprised that somebody would especially around the 4th of july looked to have some continuing fun with fire fireworks or whatever it turns out to have been but that definitely annoying because like we go there all the time with my son we're just beside ourselves we will do whatever. >>it takes to get this rebuilt on because we need playgrounds across our city in every neighborhood. >>well that playground open back in 2017 and cost around $250,000 just to build. well governor gavin newsome has sign

kron four's gayle ong reports from concord. >>the man killed has been identified, but we don't know is what led to the shooting. the police are looking for these 2 men at 32 year-old adam renfro of brentwood and 40 year-old robert brown of a point in connection to the fatal shooting in concord. >>the shooting happened around 11 15 friday night when officers arrived to the scene at the motel 6 likely in road they found one man identified as daniel straighter suffering from gunshot wounds, trader was taken to john near medical center in walnut creek where he later died the motel is surrounded by apartment homes and houses neighbors tell me they heard at least 5 gunshots in the night i was in my room and i thought i heard like. >>the trash can kind of like fall. anything i want to make it into gates s what it saw the light. >>the veto shooting as people living nearby on edge, i saw the police cars i just that you put it all together and there has always been like. >>lots of like problems with them and stuff like that i like police

and you can see gayle king's extended interview with meek mill and jay-z, that's tomorrow on "cbs this morning." coming up, a cbs news exclusive. ombig reversal tonight from the school district that threatened to put kids in foster care over lunch debt. my best... even though i live with a higher risk of stroke due to afib not caused by a heart valve problem. so if there's a better treatment than warfarin, i'll go for that. eliquis. eliquis is proven to reduce stroke risk better than warfarin. plus has significantly less major bleeding than warfarin. eliquis is fda-approved and has both. what's next? sharing my roots. don't stop taking eliquis unless your doctor tells you to, as stopping increases your risk of having a stroke. eliquis can cause serious and in rare cases fatal bleeding. don't take eliquis if you have an artificial heart valve or abnormal bleeding. while taking eliquis, you may bruise more easily and it may take longer than usual for any bleeding to stop. seek immediate medical care for sudden signs of bleeding, like unusual bruising. eliquis may increase your bleeding r

>>kron four's gayle ong is live in concord tonight with details scale. e n killed has b identified, but we don't know is what led to the shooting. police are looking for the a 32 year-old adam renfro of brentwood and 40 year-old robert brown of a point in connection to the fatal shooting in concord. >>the shooting happened around 11 15 friday night when officers arrived to the scene at the motel 6 likely in road they found one man identified as or straight or suffering from gunshot wounds, trader was taken to john near medical center in walnut creek where he later died the motel is surrounded by apartment homes and houses neighbors tell me they heard at least 5 gunshots in the night i was in my room and i thought i heard like. >>the trash can kind of like fall. didn't even really notice anything until. i want to make it into gates came in i saw because they would know in my kitchen you can see that the motel 6 the back. and that's what it saw the light. >>the veto shooting as people living nearby on edge, i saw the police cars i just did he put it all to

ong is in the south bay right now so gayle, what's it like right now there. >>well pam and ken were los gatos and it's almost in the 90's it's much cooler now i'm definitely in the shade staying cool but we are here

kron four's gayle ong explains. >>traffic is getting so bad that is why people are trying to get around it at all cost literally. >>around the same time we took this fight drivers on the ground snarled in traffic are going the same distance journey more than an hour it takes just 10 minutes or so to get from palo alto to oakland and vice versa. >>$195 each way we have a lot of people that use it one to 2 times per week. >>and generally is is folks to what that extra time at home with their family blade a start-up based in new york saw the commuting nightmare as a business opportunity with traffic at a standstill in many parts of the bay area the flying taxi company started daily helicopter flights across the region in march, you actually have during rush hour a drive that can take between one and a half. >>2 hours. given the constraints on the bridges and we can replace that with a 7 minute helicopter flight. it actually costs almost the same as it were. we checked uber ride from palo alto airport where took off fro

reporting in san jose gayle ong kron 4 news. >>well, there are churches in the bay area offering sanctuary for undocumented immigrants. the congressional church of santa tale says it's stepping up for those most vulnerable in the community. >>you are our neighbors. >>we're an immigrant welcoming congregation. this is a safe place to land this is a place of refuge. and you know one thing that we say here is no document defines anyone's humanity and so to be a sanctuary church and this time in this moment. it may be more important than ever. >>well news of the planned ice rates threaten 2000 immigrants all across the country, including right here in the bay area. the congressional churches send the tail says it helped to help those families in need. we'll find more of our coverage on the ice raids on our website, including protests across the country and information for families you can find it all on our web site once again at kron 4 dot com. another big story that we're following for you this morning, the family of the north bay

the warriors losing kevin duran in free agency comes as bittersweet news for debt nation kron four's gayle, ong has reaction from fans. >>fans are feeling bittersweet as you can imagine especially after the outcome of the nba finals championship game. and of course the warriors moving across the bay to san francisco. and now kevin duran moving east to the big apple. i'm devastated, i'm a huge qatif and so it hurts the heart, i wish him all the best. >>we'll miss kevin duran well he's the best player in the works for straight years, the sox. because a heated faced a business as a team, but like to see a 3 p like to him likes him get back on top with the shocking news for golden state warriors fans. >>to time finals mvp kevin durant is leaving after 3 seasons here and announce his decision fund a the start of the nba free agency period on the instagram page for the boardroom an online series produced by deer and. >>the instagram post says he is signing a max contract with the brooklyn nets. >>you see is. >>the brooklyn as man. >>congratulations candy we found this new york band excited for d

>>is it frustrating enough to pay almost 200 bucks a trip to avoid a kron four's gayle ong shows us an alternative way of beating the traffic. >>traffic is getting so bad that is why people are trying to get around it at all cost literally. >>around the same time we took this flight drivers on the ground snarled in traffic are going the same distance journey more than an hour it takes just 10 minutes or so to get from palo alto to oakland and vice versa. >>$195 each way we have a lot of people that use it one to 2 times per week. >>and it generally is is folks to one that extra time at home with their family played a start-up based in new york saw the commuting nightmare as a business opportunity with traffic at a standstill in many parts of the bay area, the flying taxi company started daily helicopter flights across the region in march, you actually have during rush hour a driving can take between one and a half 2 hours. given the constraints on the bridges and we can replace that with a 7 minute helicopter flight. it actually costs almost the same as an uber we checked uber ride fro

west indies chris gayle bowed out of the world cup with a mix display against afghanistan making just 7 with the bad shot hope 77 runs would prove crucial as they set a target of 312 gayle took a wicket and also a great catch to dismiss ramat shah which was brought which has brought some unusual celebrations with carlos brathwaite afghanistan the following 23 runs they've lost all 9 matches at the tournament but fitting that gale and his international career with a victory having scored more than 10000 runs. slots and it became a bitch doesn't have the easiest name to spell or pronounce but you think playing for the pros that his team would at least get it right after half time the l.a. galaxy player switch into a clean jersey only to have the b. and r. in his last name switched up didn't seem to faze him though he scored the only 2 goals of the night beating toronto to know him of it for the win. for a guy all that's for sure. thank you for joining us here on the news hour here on al-jazeera keep it or like morning it's on your side of the break with mine. they watch us. they gather

in her off hours, she babysits for next-door neighbor gayle holland. hi, gayle. you know why i'm here -- to hear about edith. >> i've got a lot to tell you. come on in. our street was very quiet and edith would play games with us. >> so she was older, but she loved to hang out with children? >> oh, yes. everybody liked edith. she would play her saxophone or her trumpet outside. we would sit and listen to her, and she'd let us blow on her instruments. >> what a character! they ask her about her past, and, oh, the stories she tells. >> i know she had a son who died of meningitis. >> edith shares only a few sketchy details -- that the boy was born out of wedlock, that his father was jewish, that james macefield, a much older englishman, married her to help save the boy from the nazis. it's all very complicated. you see, edith was spying on hitler for britain at the time. is it all true? who knows? gayle just loves hanging out with her eccentric neighbor, until her family, like so many others, abandons the area. so, you left and edith stayed. >> yes. it was the early

gayle. >>the 3 lanes are still closed on 8.80 south. they hope to get this all fixed within the next hour. the pothole is about 3 feet long and 3 feet wide. >>photos show a large pothole in oakland a friday afternoon. it's in the center of a busy freeway 8.80 south. near jackson street caltrans was notified around one of the afternoon our maintenance crews got out there right of way to assess the situation. >>into that the structure was safe. isolated incident. it is an older bridge deck. this is one of our that like much of our infrastructure here in the bay area. caltrans crews began work around 03:00pm but at the close 3 of 5 lanes the afternoon commute was at a standstill from the bay bridge exit to oakland of lanes. >>number 1, 2, 3, closed down with a hard closure which means there's a ton of cones you'll see caltrans vehicles may be some. those ellie be lights out there are signs out there. >>some might have to make a trip to the mechanic chp says about a dozen cars had its tires slas

and how police caught him gayle. justine and jr. >>the chase and the arrest was all caught on camera you'll see in just a bit on how it all went down right behind me is a similar truck as the one that was stolen. saturday morning a police chase on interstate 80 near vacaville the suspect behind the wheel of an open fire truck leading police on a chase. >>about getting in and out of traffic from multiple counties. it all started at the open fire department police say a man stole the truck from station 23 at foothill blvd. >>italian chief frank td boy says they noticed it was gone around 10 30 in the morning. it is unknown how the suspect got in the station authorities say there was no sign of forcible entry. phe air operations were called to help as well as chp o'quinn a chp contra costa and solano counties and the vacaville police department. >>is. police throughout the likely to use on us like a circle. when the right-side tires lie in the suspect's closed down felony stop was conducted and he was taken into custody

kron four's gayle ong is live now in alameda county with details caught him gayle. >>seen in j r police to not only catch him it was all caught on camera you will see how it all went down in a bit. >>meantime i am here at the cal fire station not related to the incident but this is a similar vehicle that was stolen. >>saturday morning a police chase on interstate 80 near vacaville the suspect behind the wheel of an open fire truck leading police on a chase. >>is about getting in and out of traffic or multiple counties it all started at the open fire department police say a man stole the truck from station 23 at foothill blvd. >>italian chief frank td boy says they noticed it was gone around 10 30 in the morning. it is unknown how the suspect got in the station authorities say there was no sign of forcible entry. phe air operations were called to help as chp oakland chp contra costa and solano counties and the vacaville police department. police threw out a continues on its like a circle. when the right-side tires lie in the suspect slowdown felony stop was conducted

and gayle lamone, seniorq fello at the council of relations. good to havet(xd you, gayle. what else is tehran saying about all of this? >> hi,xd craig, at this briefin this morning they were quick to point out that since donald trump came to power and since gina haspel was appointed cia chief the u.s. hast( considerab ratcheted upfá its clandestine activities in iran by recruiting a fairly large number ofxd irann assets to spy for them and to conduct acts ofthháp!otage in in f.á them. theyfá wanted to make it very clear that no surreptitious actions infá iran go undetectedy the intelligence ministry. they're saying that they have eyes everywhere and they will catch people that are trying to pull moves like this. now, even though secretary pompeo said thatxd much of this was oklies, the iranians did release an awful lotfát( of information today and on the surface it seems legitimate. we do need to do a lot more digging. it's not craig,look, as you unusual for iran to make these announcements. they've made it up. i've made these announcements a lot of times in the past

reporting live in santa rosa gayle, ong kron 4 news. >>gayle. thank you to the south bay, a suspicious death investigation is underway after a woman's body was found in san jose homicide detectives have been on scene all day this happened just before 10 30 near the guadalupe river less than a mile from the essay peace center that's where the body was found and that general areas where kron four's tailored to secchi is live tonight with the very latest on this investigation. taylor what do we know. >>well after nearly 10 hours police finally packed up took down the police tape in left. >>as you can see this is the area. >>they were searching we're now able to get a closer look neighbors nearby tell me a lot of homeless people lived in this area and you can see some of the things left behind right there. >>a disturbing discovery along the guadalupe river trail in san jose on thursday. san jose police say they found a woman's body around 00:30am in the morning while on foot patrol by the river trail. majority of the crime scene stretches under the

>>and 18 year-old brian gayle ski. you can see them here walking around the store then they exit canadian authorities plan to intensify their search for the 2 teen murder suspects, the royal canadian mounted police will now go door to door in hopes of generating tips. the pair is wanted in the murders of a young traveling couple and a university teacher, the search for the teen suspects has spanned roughly 2000 miles already. police say the teens may have changed their appearances. the relationship status of the new prime minister of the u k lee's british establishment into some uncharted waters never in modern history has the leader of the uk had an unmarried partner while in office, boris johnson's girlfriend named carrie simons has led a life largely outside the spotlight until now uk first partners have no defined role so it will be largely up to simon's to define one for herself downey street would not confirm whether she will move into the prime minister's residence nor whether she will have any involvement in di

and you can see gayle king's extended interview with meek mill and jay-z, that's tomorrow on "cbs this morning." coming up, a cbs news exclusive. a big reversal tonight from the school district that threatened to put kids in foster care over lunch debt. i was on the fence about changing from a manual to an electric toothbrush. but my hygienist said going electric could lead to way cleaner teeth. she said, get the one inspired by dentists, with a round brush head. go pro with oral-b. oral-b's gentle rounded brush head removes more plaque along the gum line. for cleaner teeth and healthier gums. and unlike sonicare, oral-b is the first electric toothbrush brand accepted by the ada for its effectiveness and safety. what an amazing clean! i'll only use an oral-b! oral-b. brush like a pro. >> o'donnell: today, the breast implant maker allergan recalled its "biocell textured" implants because of the risk of a rare type of cancer. the f.d.a. asked for the recall after 481 cancer cases and at least a dozen deaths were linked to the implants. the f.d.a. is not recommending that hundreds of thou

thank you gayle, another big story we're following tonight. a federal judge in san francisco is demanding that the genie respond to some new wildfire allegation explosive walv street journal report reveals that the utility. >>actually knew for years that its power lines could cause wildfires. >>and failed to do anything about it. catherine blunt is one of the reporters who wrote that wall street journal article and she told us today that by law. >>a utility company doesn't always have to publicize its equipment is not safe. >>the fire to disclose much in terms of what you see the dominant mind what. oversight of transmission lines though to be speaking to regulatory gray area that being said just completed it says the actions of many of its the highest high risk areas the coming was. the basic result of actions, tell people when they're going to get waiting. the repairs that are needed to know on their website. >>judge has pg must provide a fresh forthright statement owning up to the true extent of that article we reached out to a pg for comme

chris gayle can be worth the admission alone. he started well, but gave his wicket away. he was out for 35, rihanna wasn't too impressed. and despite a magnificent 118 from nicholas pooran the windies fell 24 runs short. whilst the cricket world cup continues, the women's ashes starts tomorrow in leicester. australia will be aiming to retain to trophy having won it four years ago in english soil. england captain heather knight says it's the most prepared they've ever been for an ashes series. henry moeran is in position for us. this momentous international summer continues here at leicester tomorrow with the start of the women's ashes. a test match and 3t20 is to conclude the series. the winner will be determined by points scored across the three format of the women's ashes. unlike the men's when it is decided across five, teams will have to prove their worth across three formats. england know this will not be an easy task. i am not sure who the favourites are to be honest. they are a good side, obviously have the better of us in that world cup final. but we have had some

and i'm sure gayle you had a really good time tonight. >>it was a great assignment to be a part of and look behind me ken and pam, not even 20 minutes ago, this whole a grassy area what's covered with that thousands of people and all eyes on the sky. >>the play of light about mount diablo high school in concord at the 6th annual 4th of july festival in i work a job, an event that brings 1000 to correct you many kept a busy before the big show. >>america's birthday and my daughters were to actually to family and friends. >>fire where it was for sam, the holiday is about hot food today at late tomorrow, yes i did just a vote on who to date and then when 8. and what better way to celebrate the 4th of july. >>now the big cleanup begins. you can see there's not much to clean up. so it's get compliments to the crowd here for not leaving too much for the workers to do and you see that it's empty here. but we in a lot of cars stu traffic over there. it just comes with the big show. happy 4th live in concord gayle ong kron 4 news all right gail th

>>about the fire dangers there they are ready for scale on live tonight in los gatos gayle could be a very busy weekend. >>santa clara county firefighters are seeing an increasing grass fires, lately they are concerned about dry windy conditions that can turn a few flames into a raging inferno. hot weather has crews across santa clara county on alert. we've already seen an increase in grass fires in santa clara county, particularly on the east side of the county. >>so fire danger will be increasing this weekend with the warm weather. >>county fire captain bill murphy knows the danger. he was at the thomas fire in southern california in december 2017 and last year's deadly camp fire in butte county just yesterday crews fully contain a brush fire east of l p to stafford 80 acres the fire came dangerously close to homes that crews managed to save the buildings. this is one of several wildfires that broke out in the region in recent weeks and months. >>here in the brush believe still cry they're ready to crumble at the talks. >>firefighters say all the rain in the winter spring dried out

kron four's gayle ong shows us the damage. >>it took caltrans longer than anticipated to make repairs that pothole is 3 feet long and 3 feet wide. >>photos show a large pothole in oakland a friday afternoon. it's in the center of a busy freeway 8.80 south. near jackson street caltrans was notified around one of the afternoon. >>our maintenance crews got out there right of way to assess the situation into that the structure was safe. isolated incident. it is an older bridge deck. this is one of our like much of our infrastructure here in the bay area. >>caltrans crews began work around 03:00pm but at the close 3 of 5 lanes the afternoon commute was at a standstill from the bay bridge exit to oakland of lanes. >>number 1, 2, 3, closed down with a hard closure which means there's a ton of cones you'll see caltrans vehicles may be some. those ellie be lights out there are signs out there. >>some might have to make a trip to the mechanic chp says about a dozen cars had its tires slashed from driving over the pothole i far as i know