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the love was palpable. >> in late 1993, jackie was diagnosed with non-hodgkins lymphoma. >> jackie's long struggle against cancer had a devastating impact on john. devastating. >> he was there with her until the very end. five months after her diagnosis, jackie passed away, and it was a moving scene. >> last night at around 10:15, my mother passed on. she was surrounded by her friends and her family and her books and the people and the things that she loved. >> i remember this. people were outside of her apartment, hundreds of people, clogging fifth avenue. >> i spent the weekend with him after that funeral. it was very, very painful for him. his head in his hands on the kitchen table, saying, i just really didn't want her to die. >> jackie was laid to rest at arlington national cemetery near her late husband. >> you lose both of your parents, and that's sort of -- that's the beginning of this new phase, where you see your own mortality. yeah, it was a very, very difficult, painful loss for him. >> jackie kennedy onassis always understood that jfk jr. had this sort of legacy and lege

jackie: hi, marcus. jackie. lemonis: nice to meet you. you're jackie. jackie: i am. lemonis: so, this is originally your idea, right? jackie: it was my idea. lemonis: your daughter's changed the business quite a bit. jackie: it's amazing, yes. lemonis: maybe we can talk in the back. rachel: okay. lemonis: this is awesome. michael: good morning. lemonis: good morning. how are you? michael: good to see you. lemonis: so, do you guys want to fill me in on what's happening? michael: sure. well, she got the e-mail. lemonis: okay, you want to read it to me? rachel: sure. "rachel, i will make this very simple and clear. i have nothing more to say to you. i have no reason to meet with you unless you have a cashier's check for the money due me in full. i just don't have time for this bull[bleep] any longer. i've thrown away enough of my money and time on you and your company. as i told mike, i'm going to go after you and david personally. batten down the hatches. brace for the worst, because when i'm pissed, i don't give up, and i don't back down until i accomplish my goal. ge

jackie would come down to bunny's place. bunny was by jackie's side in the hours before she died. i cannot stress enough the closeness and the love. we read these wonderful letters jackie wrote to bunny. jackie wrote about how everyone else wants to be my friend now as first lady because they want to stand in the limelight. you hate the limelight. you just come in quietly and do your work. i am so afraid the limelight would drive you away. please do not leave me. thomas: that reminds me of something. my grandmother -- this is a very personal story. my wife and i lost our first child, and my grandmother never did a lot for us, but she showed up and gave us a wooden cross. she told me this is the same cross i gave to the president. i hope it passes along the same strength to you and your wife and we are just thinking about you. it was a very simple, wooden cross. i think it symbolized very much the elegance that my grandmother i think put through with something that was just a piece of wood, but she gave it such love and elegance. so it was very personal for me to realize that. i th

jackie would come down to bunny 's place. bunny was by jackie's side in the hours before she died. i cannot stress enough the carelessness -- the closeness and the love. we read these wonderful letters jackie wrote to bunny. jackie wrote about how everyone else wants to be my friend now as first lady because they want to stand in the limelight. you hate the limelight. you just come in quietly and do your work. i am so afraid the limelight would drive you away. please do not leave me. that reminds me of something. my grandmother -- this is a very personal story. my wife and i lost our first never and my grandmother did a lot for us, but she showed up and gave us a wooden cross. she told me this is the same cross i gave to the president. i hope it passes along the same strength to you and your wife and we are just thinking about you. it was a very simple, wooden cross. i think it symbolized very much the elegance that my grandmother i think put through with something that was just a piece of wood, but she gave it such love and elegance. so it was very personal for me to realize that.

jackie would come down to bunny's place. bunny was by jackie's side in the hours before she died. i cannot stress enough the carelessness -- the closeness and the love. we read these wonderful letters jackie wrote to bunny. jackie wrote about how everyone else wants to be my friend now as first lady because they want to stand in the limelight. you hate the limelight. you just come in quietly and do your work. i am so afraid the limelight would drive you away. please do not leave me. thomas: that reminds me of something. my grandmother -- this is a very personal story. my wife and i lost our first child, and my grandmother never did a lot for us, but she showed up and gave us a wooden cross. she told me this is the same cross i gave to the president. i hope it passes along the same strength to you and your wife and we are just thinking about you. it was a very simple, wooden cross. i think it symbolized very much the elegance that my grandmother i think put through with something that was just a piece of wood, but she gave it such love and elegance. so it was very personal for me t

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jackie doing rom-coms, i think. >> jimmy: you and jackie aren't hanging around off set? >> jackie is so nice and i was so comfortable. he would give me a gift every day, it's in my trailer. i'm like what is going on? he's so nice. i have to buy him something after a while. then i realize, he's from china. they make everything over there, he was getting it for free anyway. i almost went broke trying to keep up with him. >> jimmy: that was a beautiful extension of jackie's gift giving. >> that's from my buddy, jackie chan. >> jimmy: chris tucker. you can see chris live tomorrow night at 7:30 and 10:00 at the encore theater here in las vegas. and we'll return with music from celine dion. ♪ 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 >> dicky: the jimmy kimmel live concert series in las vegas is presented by mercedes benz. the best or nothing. >> jimmy: i want to thank chris tucker, david spade, and apologies to matt damon. "nightline" is nex

kpix 5's jackie ward live to mission bay campus telling us the increased tuition would not be for everyone. >>> it is called cohort to basic tuition. it would only impact incoming freshmen and transfer students. right now, undergraduate tuition is $11,000, 500 to. twice as much as it was 12 years ago in 2007, and more than triple what it was in 2000. since 2011, tuition has only gone up once in 2017. by $282. the chronic reports you see that by charging the newcomers tuition becomes more affordable for the majority of its students because money from the tuition would still be available for those need-based grants. it can also provide greater financial stability. you see also argues that it could be unsustainable because of lack of money from happamento, if that were discussion that needs to be done around this. a loss of money from the state would maybe lead to a tuition increase the for everyone. the sea president janet and ministration put out a statement saying if it lamented, such an approach would avoid the unpredictable annual tuition and fee increases over the past two decades. they

jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> the gilroy garlic festival winding down when the shooting started. many witnesses we spoke to said they initially thought this was part of the event. then they quickly realized it was much more serious. >> at the same time the music started, was the opening concert but after a few seconds i saw people falling down. kids falling down. had to jump over three kids. flex day for kpix 5 for all of the development on the gilroy garlic festival. have authorities on the scene and we will bring that to live happens. you can also find a stream on our website, kpix 5. >> i'm so excited for the cooldown because the weekend was hot. >>> took double digit heat in and. i came back from a vacation just in time for a cooldown temperatures about hundred 50 degrees cooler than yesterday. some relief from the heat much more comfortable for the afternoon. here is a life look with the san jose camera. south bay. in san jose 50 degrees. 50 for oakland, livermore. the low 60s in concord. 52 for santa rosa. heading to the afternoon. all things to the onshore flow kicking in

jackie will regale with the terms of the lease, but i want to thank jackie and daina with the south bay rowing club who have been having these conversations with several different members and finally recommending the park commission for recommending this lease to the full board of supervisors. >> chair fewer: thank you very much, and i'm assuming you're jackie. >> yes, i am. >> chair fewer: will you introduce yourself. >> supervisor peskin: jackie, put that microphone right here. >> good morning, supervisors. i'm jackie with the rec and parks department, and i'm here to request your support for the approval of the south bay rowing club lease, and then item 10, which is the golden gate yacht club lease. these provide recreation on and in the san francisco bay. so as supervisor peskin mentioned, the south end rowing club is located at aquatic club, and that the club was established in 1873. i just also wanted to mention that some of the other offerings included, in addition to rowing and swimming include hand ball and running groups. the active club membership is very active, and the club

kpix5 jackie ward is live with the latest. jackie. >> reporter: it's so hard to hear them talk about the loved ones who they lost. we are back here at christmas hope park as the people of gilroy try to navigate through the nightmare. you can see one of the memorials set up here with a teddy bear and pink balloon and candles and flowers. and looking further back, this is stale closed off area to the public. so all the vendors from the garlic festival are still set up. the memorials here are to honor the victims killed. on one of the people is a 13- year-old girl keyla salazar's aunt who believes she was one of the first victim. one minute she was enjoying a quiet moment and then the sound of gunfire sent them all running. keyla's mom couldn't get her daughtere up. the pep stepfather tried be stepfather tried but he was shot in the arm. keyl's a aunt says she hopes the death sparks change. >> whether or not we want to allow guns that powerful to be given open to the public, you know. i think that those are real conversation that

kpix5 jackie ward joins us live from menlo park with the new information. jackie. >> reporter: initially they thought sarin was in the suspicious package, but we just got the test results in. they came back negative. so the buildings are clear for reentry. they had to be evacuated yesterday. sarin is described as a nerve agent that forces the body's muscle into overdrive and often kills those that come in contact with it. we have video of the package. around 11 yesterday morning, the equipment -- [ inaudible ] >> reporter: did a positive for sarin. a clear colorless nerve agent with no taste or odor that can come in liquid or vapor form. the hayward based california national guard civil support team was brought in to test the ma. hatereout around 1 this morning after the first emergency crews showed up around 11 yesterday morning. so, 14 hours earlier. it was an ordeal yesterday. san moo te'o county says the meet community around here was never threatened and that the two people who touched the package that may have had sarin initially are fine. in menlo pa

jackie: right now, it definitely is. investors all over the globe are looking for this to be checked off the list and they are worried about it. it's impacting us at home and impacting companies in asia as well. on the samsung front, it's not just the fact everyone has a smartphone now, and a lot of people have the high end smartphones, they have that disappointment with their flip phone model and there are other factors, but back to the markets for a second because i think even though things are chugging along and progressing and the president's policies have definitely been stimulative to a certain extent, the market does seem to be a little exuberant. we still seem to be the best house in this bad global neighborhood. people need a place to find return and you are finding it in the u.s. stock market right now. it doesn't necessarily mean they feel good about these investments. we keep hitting records, keep hitting records, we saw it again wednesday, it does start to make people a little cautious. neil: we won't be --

news 4's jackie benson continues our team coverage now in mclean. jackie? >> reporter: well, take a look behind me here. you can see kirby road is closed, washed out by the storm. it's part of the extensive dame here in northern virginia. and a lot of people think this sort of thing is going to keep happening unless structural changes armade. >> this is where all the water isg cominfrom. >> reporter: this is what it looked like in the 8500 block of lew insville road in mclean. the area was being pounded by several inches of rain. >> this is not normal. unfortunately the infrastructure we built 20, 30 years ago around these streets and the drainage systems is not keeping up with the weather patterns. >> reporter: the damage at one home includes this dead air conditioner unit and piles of t trash t floated in from who knows where. homeowner waspi tells news 4 that during the time he's lived here, he's noticed thea' ares drainage system both natural and manmade, has been unable to keep up with the rain. he took this video showing a torrent of water gushing fro

jackie ward is live at the mall. the police department with the latest. >> reporter: we are actually in front of the san bruno police department. we are waiting for an update in the latest research on the shooter or shooters are still vet there tnesteus that they first heard gunfire shots just before 4 p.m. yesterday the shots shops. the suspension video captured by a shopper ran for safety inside of jcpenney. two young male victims rushed to services go general. one is in critical condition. the other is in serious, but stable condition. to others injured a connecting to the shooting treated and released witnesses told us about the panic that ensued once they heard someone shooting a gun. >> i was actually the food court. i was eating, i was sitting there and all of a sudden, we all heard gunshots. and everyone got up and started running. it was crazy. >> right now i cannot even think. i guess i cannot really believe it. >> as i mentioned earlier, they suspect or suspects are still out there this morning. the hunt c

jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> suspected serial rapist in sacramento will face a judge. medical worked in federal prisons lectured at sacramento state university in the early 90s. police arrested him earlier this week after using the same technologies that led to an arrest and the golden state killer contest. he is expected to be rained at 1:30 this afternoon. >>> developing news, we learned a billionaire tech unit is among sekilled in a helicopter crash in the bahamas. the chopper was heading to fort lauderdale when it went down the coast of big grand kai letter chris klein built a coal empire in west virginia. his wife is also among the seven people killed. all of them were americans. it is not clear what causes the helicopter to crash, but police are investigating. >>> an update on the massive fire that has been burning for days at a jim beam warehouse in kentucky. investigators now believe that it was likely sparked a lightning. they were house was filled with about 45,000 barrels of bourbon when it caught fire on tuesday night. the booze is leaking into nearby water

let's get to jackie bensen. she's got some tips for folks who may be getting prepared. >> you cannot bring umbrellas,bl porta tents, any type of shelter with you to the national mall. so if you are coming here tomorrow, you should have a severe weather plan. >> the sunset on a warm and lovely summer evening and people began streaming on to the grounds of the west front to enjoy the dress rehearsal for the pbs show, a capitol >> thursday's weather may not be as co erative. they describe their back-up plan of the. >> i d research on the internet. you only go around once. let's splurge othe hotel. i founds the embassy road hotel and they have a wonderful fourth oflyndju a wonderful roof top terrace. >> knows on or near the wall will be called irvo see in the event an evacuation becomes necessary due to weather. the park service strongly encourages eryone planning to celebrate on the national mall to sign up for the tex notification to get updates on weather and lost children aouncements. text july 4 dc to 888-777 t

and people are woke. >> people are woke, jackie. sure, i think she's right. there are racial issues in the democratic primary. they are certainly woke. but i think you've got voters who are also woke to another reality, which is that a lot of general election voters might not be comfortable with a woman president voting for a black woman. white voters might be uncomfortable with that. that's why you see hesitance with people rallying around warren and harris. >> which is why you see her taking it to trump. it is very, very strong language. it is one of the reasons, just in terms of the primary -- one of the reasons she went after joe biden was because of black voters. she's also targeted black women voters. the essence festival yesterday she rolled out $100 billion in black home ownership investment as one of her potential policies. the way she is going at trump is to show she is trump enough and voters should disspell their uncomfortableness for voting for a woman again. >> she is lagging behind. buttigieg on top of everybody with $24 million. she needed tha

. >> as the coffin passed by, jackie leaned down and said now say good-bye to your father. and john delivered what would be the world's most famous >> good bye, daddy, he said, president kennedy's son saying bye to the father he loved and knew for just a short time. it was john john's 3rd birthday. >> john and his mother adored each other. >> jackie, she didn't want him flying. one of the reasons for that was the horrible track record the kennedys had with flying. >> if jackie was alive, he would not have pursued getting his pilot's license, but she had died. >> reporter: one year after her passing, he launched his publication "george". >> what john did was different. there were serious ideas within the pages of "george" magazine, and then there were also, you know, flashy celebrities. >> ultimately, this magazine is going to stand or fall on whether or not it's a good magazine. and a couple issues on down the line, my last name isn't really going to matter. >> while john was at the tail end of his relationship with daryl hannah, he went to buy a suit at calvin kline. there

maybe jackie can circle back around to that. that is a long comment but it may be something to think about as we go forward too. >> i have a question about the return of the new standards men to their communities. did anybody look at whether they in fact benefited? >> yes, i found the information somewhat scattered. hearings were held at the congressional level in the 1970s and some of the 1980s. glass when i found record of was 1990. the initial report showed it was a failure, that they went back and performed worse than their cohorts. however the 1990s, the testimony that i just recently found a few days ago, says in the long run, they as a cohort, ultimately performed better. over 50% of new standards men when asked about what their feelings were toward their military service, over half of them said it was a positive experience and they felt and made them better. and that they were able to look at economic data and employment data and found that initially in the '70s and '80s they were less likely to be employed but by 1990 t

let get over to jackie ward. >> reporter: i'm jackie ward and west oakland were firefighters are trying to determine the cause of another construction fire practice what happened last night near the emeryville border. these were supposed to be brand lot 60 in sanford and west oakland were some firefighters are still on the scene focusing on the back and sides of the building. this morning we have new snap chat video of the two alarm fire that started before 10 pm last night. the oakland fire department tells us this is a three-story residential multiunit structure that has be ve wa owhenfire a battalion chief said it was hard to medially determine if a building is a total loss. >> the cruise did an excellent job arriving at the scene and conducting a size up bullet by an initial report and quickly putting the hose lines in place , and applying water and stopping the forward progress of the fire. >> this morning we see a couple of her attacks on the building. this is a ninth fire since 2012 that happened at a housing construction site in the east to baby her previous affairs have been ru

kpix 5's jackie ward is live in san jose with reminders for families about your rights. truck the rapid response network is a countywide defense project put in place to protect immigrant families here in santa clara county. it is a line that is available 24/7 for anyone to call and report i.c.e. activity. if somebody calls the number, a dispatcher is sent out to the scene to help these people who need to be reminded of how to assert their rights for grep and responders are able to conduct documentation that would be used to support the immigration case. if someone is a detained, they will help due to an immigration attorney pick up gavin newsom p. diddy peoples rights yesterday. >> when we talk about knowing your rights, without a warrant, you do not have to open the door. selected apartment implement security told kpix people being deported have had the opportunity to that they have been fearing returning to the country of origin. and is where the parent is the port of that has a child that is a u.s. citizen the alien parents ordered removed can elect to be removed with

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>> i totally agree with jackie. i think this is going to end up being very partisan and just the way that it unfolded on the house floor during the debate the way the republicans tried to turn the whole notion of the word racist against democrats was very telling, that they tried to stop this whole thing and they tried to stop the house speaker from saying what she said, calling the president a racist, saying that it is unbecoming, it is against house rules because it's unbecoming of a member. you're not supposed to say personal things about somebody else whereas what she was trying to do is describe in a way that the resolution plays out what the president's words were. >> listening to some of these -- particular lly mccarthy decry t lack of decor on a day by basis throws out norm. >> there's that. that's a very good point. but the other point she was trying to describe the terms and the words and the sentiment that the president used in his tweet, the very sentiment that they're trying to condemn on the house floo

life, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> celebrations erupted in the news that porter he goes governor is stepping down took thousands of protesters leaked online chance between the governor and advisor. the exchanges were filled with obscenities and insults against puerto rican constituents. the resignation came as legislators prepared to start an appeasement process today. >>> house democrats that say they plan to file lawsuits to obtain information about the robert mueller report in the wake of the former special counsel testimony yesterday. a live look at capitol hill. that is where robert mueller faced nearly 6 hours of questioning into the investigation into russian interference in the 2016 election. any possible involvement by the trump campaign. robert mueller mostly keep test testimony can find to the contents of his for hundred 48 page report. he claimed his investigation cannot and to in never indictment of the president because of justice department guidelines. some democrats in the testimony as a chance to build a case for impeachment. republicans accuse robert mueller and his team of

jackie ward is heading to the scene and she will have more in a bit. >>> not to the fallout from last week's powerful earthquakes in southern california. or than 3000 aftershocks have been reported including one earlier this morning. the largest of the crate quakes are finite and 7.1. local state and federal agencies assessing the damage to homes and buildings, roads and gas lines. as you can imagine, and the other infrastructure. more for and aftershocks are expected keeping residents and officials on it. some families in the area are few filled to even stay at home.>> can you hear the rumble. let us know. still boss. she will put us in our place. spoke with a damage if another quake comes i'm scared. it is also operating. this will basically fallen. i don't think it is the same place to stay. suck officials trying to ensure residence they are getting them back to normal. spec being okay with going back to your house or inside of a building >> water and power has been restored to ridgecrest with bus service starting back up today. there been no reported fatalities. >>> pg&e crews get

jackie: toy story 4 down the line, too. it's not even what's happening now, it's what's in the pipe. stuart: i keep saying that is content for the streaming service that starts later. ashley: the gift that keeps on giving. stuart: let's talk tesla. all you owners out there, you will soon be able to stream netflix and youtube on your car's center console. that's what elon musk says. but come on, there's a catch. ashley: always. you can't drive and be watching your netflix or youtube, whatever you want to do. you still have to be pulled over and parked and some vehicles already have this. on the latest models, the model 3 and upcoming model y it's the vertical screen. it will be a nice screen to watch on. they are going to put this option into their vehicles from maybe later this month onward which is kind of cool. but elon musk says no, you can't drive, it's just not safe of course. he says i do foresee a day when you will be able to sit in the back with the family and watch something on netflix in an autonomous car. jackie:

. >> congressman, that farmer one of the farmers was telling jackie who was hoping for boost in business because of usmca. when will you and your ilk in congress approve it? >> as soon as speaker pelosi brings it to the floor i suspect you are going to see robust supporter across the politicals spectrum, left and right will come to being there will be some outliers, probably the folks that just can't stand the president to have any victory even if it is good for their own districts or good for the country, but your reporters is exactly right most folks get what is happening get that china has been abusing us, for a very long time, they get that mexico is playing field is very unlevel they support the president trying to right the playing field right now this is out of the president's hands. passed it off to congress in nancy pelosi in speaker pelosi's hands should bring it to the floor immediately so we can get after it, and give folks relief, they just want

jackie. >> reporter: exactly michelle. sometime today we hope to get the test results showing what was found in the suspicious package at facebook mail room in menlo parka toxic compound was detected higher. carein is described as a nerve agent that forces the body's muscles into overdrive and kills people who come in contact with it. this is new video of hazmat crews removing the suspicious package that may have contained sarin. around 11 yesterday morning, the equipment that facebook uses to screen the mail sounded an alarm. two of three tests on a large mail bag tested positive for sarin, a clear colorless nerve agent with no taste or odor that can occur in liquid or vapor form. san mateo hazmat team was called in and the postal service and fbi. hayward based california national guard, civil support team was brought in to test the mail. . >> it's right now just a large bag of mail we are trying to a determine whether or not there's something of risk there or not. and right now it's inconclusive, and we want to a determi

life in northwest, jackie bensen, news4. >> quite a scene. thank you so much, jackie. >>> new tonight, lawmakers tell us that robert mueller's highly anticipated hearings on capitol hill will be delayed a week. the former special counsel will now testify before two house committees on july 24th abouthi investigation into russian attempts to influence the 2016 election. before mueller was scheduled to talk for about two hours. now lawmakerswill get to question him for andexten amount of time. mueller didn't want to testify publicly, but house democrats subpoenaed him. >>> labor secretar alex acosta stepped down today after blistering criticism over how he handled the jeffrey epstein sexual abuse case more than a tek decade ago. >> thenly reason acosta w hired, it was made clear, you have no hispanic in yo cabinet. and it was sort of a panic moment. do you remember when you get a substitute teacher? >> how much gets done? >> zero. >> we have substitute teachers in charge d of theense department, the deparmeent of ho land security, the labor dea

fantastic. >> reporter: nice work, jackie. in marin county, cornell bernard, abc 7 news. >> really nice work. we want to hear your ideas about building a better bay area. share them by joining our group on facebook. get so many of those catalogs all the time. >> absolutely. >>> weather is nice today. what about the weekend? >> spencer christian is here. say it's going to be nice, spencer. >> we're working on building a warmer bay area. put it that way. here is a look at live doppler 7. we have pleasant conditions out there now. mainly sunny but lots of fog has developed already along the coastline. breezy but not terribly gusty. it's just breezy everywhere else. this is the view from emeryville looking westward you can see the layer of low clouds and fog off in the distance there. it's currently 65 degrees here in san francisco. oakland 71. got 81 redwood city and san jose forest hill -- morgan hill 72 and new york forest hill. this is a view at the golden gate where it's not quite so foggy as you might expect this time of the

jackie ward, kpix5 . >>> east bay congresswoman barbara lee today joins fellow lawmakers on a tour of a child detention center in florida amid nationwide outrage on conditions at such facilities, and follows reports of migrants forced to live in unsanitary and inhumane conditions, lawmakers who visited the facilities have documented the visit showing detainees cramped on concrete floors and and caged holding cells, this morning president trump has once again taken to twitter to bash democratic congresswoman of his administration treatment of migrants. over the weekend, the president tweeted progressive democratic congresswoman who originally came from other countries and should go back and help fix the totally broken and crime infested places from which they came. he was likely referring toyoidt anomar of minnesota and diana presley of massachusetts. all four are women of color, critics were quick to condemn the comments as racist and >> go back to where you came from, you know, you might hear it on the street but you should never hear it from the president of the united states. this

jackie bensen, news 4. >>jackie, thank you. capital one said tight it be making free crediton mitoring and identity protection le availabo everyone affected. we'll let you know when that happens. >>> now to new details on that mass shooti at a california festival. a little while ago authorities gavenan update o their investigation. we've learned 19-year-old en no william mcgahn cut through a fence to avoid security and opened fire. three died, 12 wounded. among those killed a 6-year-old and a 13-year-old.ic offers did kill the shooter. tonight police obtained two search warrants, one for the gunman's car, a second for the house of a person who knew the shooter. >> our preeminent and principal concern at this point is motivation, ideological leani s leaninleaning leanings, was he affiliated with anyone or any group? >> to that investigators say the shooter had posted online about a-n ni manifesto. this evening organizers held a vig to remember those killed and wounded in shooting. >>> more breaking news. d.c. police are trying t

fantastic. >> repor jackie. in marin county, cornell barnard, "abc 7 news." >> thanks, cornell. we want to hear your ideas about building a better bay area. share them by joining our better bay area group on facebook. >>> in the south bay innovation was the word for dozens of girls. "abc 7 news" was in santa clara at walmart labs for the hack-a-thon challenge. 50 girls were task with coming up with creative solutions to the gender gap in science and technology fields. the winner receive chrome books, air pods or tickets to sporting events. there was also a panel discussion. "abc 7 news" reporter amanda del castillo served as the moderator. >>> a south bay man is competing on a game show in hopes of taking home $100,000. >> it is a church, gomon -- mormon goes to a different country. >> a church. >> missed it. it was missionary. >> we could have come up with a few clues for that. >> cameron kim of mountain view is playing with susan watson and chris sullivan from the show "this is us". you can watch this episode of "the $100,000 pyramid" tomorrow night at 9:00 on abc 7. >>> still

it was a good speech, praising amelia eric, jackie robinson. if you find a problem with that i feel you are trying too hard. dierdre: we want to play some sound. hold on. >> what would donald trump say this evening? i am being sincere. when he speaks to the nation at an event designed more to stroke his ego than celebrate american ideals. >> we need money to go to affordable housing, we need money to go into rebuilding our infrastructure. not sure we need money to go into tanks in downtown washington. >> reducing our nation into tanks and shows of muscle just makes us look like the count of loudmouthed guy at the bar. dierdre: biden, sanders, take the opposing view. any of them registering do you think right now with voters? >> over this specific issue i'm not so sure but i think senator sanders made a good point. if there is a criticism in here, the amount of money this cost us, reportedly, $2.5 million which is a fair amount of cash but i feel it this point neither party cares about government spending at this point. dierdre: i want to ask ab

fantastic. >> reporter: nice work, jackie. cornell barnard, "abc 7 news." >>> a south bay man is competing on a game show. >> it is a church a more upon goes to a different country. >> a mission. >> missed it. >> no? >> it was missionary. >> oh, missionary. oh, we could have come up with a few clues for that one. >> cameron kim of mountain view is playing with susan kelechi watson and chris sullivan from the show "this is us". you can watch this episode of "the $100,000 pyramid" tomorrow night at 9:00 o7. >>>ti t ce on "abc 7 mornin hitting 170 million people across the country. the dangerous conditions in 29 states. >>> a little boy's life changed forever after a tragic incident on his 10th birthday. why his neighbor is now in custody. while managing your type 2 diabetes- why think about your heart? lower a1c helps, but type 2 diabetes still increases my risk of a fatal cardiovascular event. and that's why there's jardiance- the first type 2 diabetes pill that offers a lifesaving cardiovascular benefit for adults who also hav

now, to what jackie said, what i think is really interesting, david and i've made this point on this program, many times. we have also one of the longest uninterrupted series of growth in the history of the country. that was seven years, and you, david and many others oh, but it was too low. it was only around -- david: it was the lowest since the depression that's a fact. >> this feels like the obama economy right now which as jackie said accurately, was pretty good. >> i disagree with that. >> jonas go ahead. >> i think we had so much more growth in terms of the unemployment numbers, we're down to a record low and one thing that we had that we never had under obama was wage growth. >> i'm just talking about right now 2.1% growth is what we're talking about. >> but we've averaged, i just think that the growth rate has been higher. >> the average growth rate currently was lower than the average since obama so it's not that great. >> we inherited the economy, it was growing at 1.5% the year that obama left office, so we've got it up to 3.5%, and then we could -- >> it's good it's just

live from the legion of honor, jackie ward, kpix 5. >> a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the brand-new u.s. geological service campus. the usgs is making a move from the current the parking campus. the new location will allow scientists to collaborate with nasa and other researchers in the area. >>> usgs says that aftershocks of the big earthquakes in southern california are finally dying down. and the probability of another large earthquake is decreasing. victims of the back-to-back earthquakes in kern county and san bernardino county the receiving federal help. the white house just approved a nuisance request for a. >>> police and about a say they're looking into a man's death that may be related to the first quake ridgecrest on july 4. and rescuers believe victim was working underneath his car when the quake knocked it off the dock, crushing him. >>> growing controversy this morning over the minimum wage and the city of emeryville. at the start of the month, minimum wage rosem $50 an hour, two $60.30 an hour. that is the highest and the entire country. here's the problem. local bars and

in hayward, jackie ward, kpix5. >>> 6:57. time for the top stories. >> 50 years ago today apollo 11 launched on a historic mission to put the first humans on the moon. four days later neil armstrong and buzz aldrin successfully landed planting the american flag on the lunar surface and took man's first steps on the lunar surface. that one small step for man, and paving the way for decades of new missions to the time frontier. >>> the president went on another twitter tirade this morning against four freshmen com congresswomen of color tweeting they should return to the countries they came. now is democrats are planning a vote on a resolution condemning the president's remarks. >>> today oakland is voting on whether to ban the use of facial recognition technology. if passed, city would join san francisco who became the first in the nation to do so the. >>> and east bay mud is warning customers u utility needs to cut water use during fire prevention power outages but utility is installing 29 emergency generators to help keep th

live from severances go, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> the u.s. labor secretaries calls to resign amid criticism over the plea deal that he worked out with jeffrey epstein. alex acosta said he agreed to the deal because without it, jeffrey epstein may not have signed any time in prison but the palm beach county state attorney during the case said that the office had prepared a 53 page indictment that was abandoned after a secret negotiation took place. jeffrey epstein eventually served 13 months in jail, but was allowed to leave six days a week to go to work. now another alleged victim is coming for to say she was assaulted by the bi she was jus selected jeffrey epstein rape you? >> yes. he raped me. he forcefully raped me.>> on monday, he pleaded not guilty to sex trafficking charges in a new york federal court. he also offered an explanation for why the plea deal was kept secret from victims but a florida judge rule has since ruled that it was illegal. >>> a showdown over the vaping sales ban suffer this november. yesterday the department of ele

jackie, at least until now, only a few republicans in the house of representatives and the senate for that matter, as well, have actually come out and condemned the president's remarks as racist. >> well, i actually just spoke with former congressman mark sanford prior to getting on set with you. he told me that the silence is cor corrosive but not surprising because those who spoke out had either passed away, lost their seat, resigned or left the party. i would be remiss outside the racial and unfortunate not twisting you see a lot of republicans doing in order to save face and protect their seat and their political stature in the party of trump is this is also just in general a really complicated issue at play for nancy pelosi and for the debate going on amongst democrats right now. i know democrats watching this press conference and simultaneously saw the president tweet out, that the party galvannizing behind this quartet of minority koncongresswomen, t believe that's one of the truest things that trump has tweeted out, that there was a political calculus here and republicans unde

kpix5 jackie ward is live this morning from hayward municipal airport with more details. jackie. >> reporter: the helicopter stayed on the runway and won't be until into the ntsb gets here around 8 this morning. the medical examiner office identified the victim as the teacher. wayne prodger. he was in and robbenson r44 teaching a student how to fly when it crashed on its side in the line the sight of air traffic control workers. area where it happened is where landings and take office aretypically practiced at the hayward executive airport. >> they are were hovering at the time. hovering meaning they were in the air and stationary in one place. that's one of the basic things you do when you are learning to fly a helicopter. there was no may day or distress call. and it happened very fast. >> reporter: chopper 5 pilot kevin eastman says the helicopter had controls on both sides. much like a student driver vehicle. the student survived. the condition is unknown. the flight instructor worked for pacific helicopter. and we are awaiting a response from the company. and as far

what are you learning, jackie? >> reporter: doreen, we have some pictures of the shooter's car. e looking for it right now. the are actual images of the hoa sedan involved in a terrifying incident in the i-395 ound lanes of the tunnel just before the massachusetts avenue exit about 3:00 p.m. a witness who did not want to appear on camera says it started with a rear-end collision. this ford suv struck the honda, causing significant damage to the smaller car.>> oth exited their vehicles. there was an argument that occurred on scene, on the scene of the accident. and a gun wasnoduced into this argument and someone was shot. >> reporter: the northbound lanes of the tunnel were closed for hours as police investigated. detectives requested a police p canine to hith the search of the scene. there were a number of witnesses to the original collision an the shooting. aaa mid-atlantic released a statement cautioning driverso ab road rage saying don't risk escalating a frustrating situation because you never know what the other driver mightdo. now, the person who was shot is described as b

jackie ward, kpix5. >>> and much more on the story at 5:00. and online at kpix.com. >miurner. haveing nt to the fire storm of 2015, specifically, the tubs fire. we have just gotten word firefighters that battled the napa and sonoma blaze tested as troubling levels for toxic exposure, specially elevated levels of chemical compounds associated with firefighters fumes. this is the result of the san francisco firefighters cancer prevention foundation testing done with a group of about 150 firefighters who volunteered to be part of the study. they were all tested about three weeks after they got home from fighting the tubs fire. and at this point, what they found from the test results is startling. again, elevated mercury levels and elevated levels of chemical compounds associated with fire fighting foams. wilson walker is at the press coverage as we speak. you can follow him on twitter. in the live news desk, i'm emily turner. back to you. >>> and new at noon, the faa is awarding $477 million in grants to airports across the country and four bay area airports are set to receive so