alleged to cause cancer it was a risk the german chemicals firm took when buying its american rival monsanto which produces the weed killer now biases it's unlikely to achieve this year's profit goal. it's been the subject of protests around the world in recent years the heaviside life is eighty's causing by a major headache but thousands of people in the u.s. say the effect of the chemical for them has been even worse a wave of lawsuits has fallen on buyers since its $63000000000.00 takeover of monsanto the maker of weed killer round of which contains glyphosate in the 1st handful of those cases to go to court juries found in favor of those who claim the chemical gave them cancer and awarded them huge compensation payouts despite riaa saying there's no scientific evidence linking life's a top with the disease just last week a $2000000000.00 award to a californian couple was reduced by more than 95 percent by a judge who set the jury had overstepped the mark but with further compensation awards in the millions likely by may have to brace itself financial figures published on tuesday show a 5

alleged to cause cancer it was a risk the german chemicals firm took when buying its american rival monsanto which produces the weed killer now by says it's unlikely to achieve this year's profit goal. it's been the subject of protests around the world in recent years the heaviside life is eighty's causing by a major headache for thousands of people in the u.s. say the effect of the chemical for them has been even worse a wave of lawsuits has fallen on buyers since its $63000000000.00 takeover of monsanto the maker of weed killer round of which contains clive a site in the 1st handful of those cases to go to court juries found in favor of those who claim the chemical gave them cancer and awarded them huge compensation payouts despite riaa saying there's no scientific evidence linking life's a top with the disease just last week a 2000000000 dollar award to a californian company was reduced by more than 95 percent by a judge who set the jury had overstepped the mark but with further compensation awards in the millions likely buyer may have to brace itself financial figures published on tuesda

alleged to cause cancer it was a risk the german chemicals firm talk when buying its american rival monsanto which produces the weed killer now biases it's unlikely to achieve this year's profit goal. it's been the subject of protests around the world in recent years the heaviside life is eighty's causing by a major headache but thousands of people in the u.s. say the effect of the chemical for them has been even worse a wave of lawsuits has fallen on buyers since its $63000000000.00 takeover of monsanto the maker of weed killer round of which contains klein for sight in the 1st handful of those cases to go to court juries found in favor of those who claim the chemical gave them cancer and awarded them huge compensation payouts despite riaa saying there's no scientific evidence linking life's a top with the disease just last week a 2000000000 dollar award to a californian company was reduced by more than 95 percent by a judge to set the jury had overstepped the mark but with further compensation awards in the millions likely by may have to brace itself financial figures published on tuesday

, monsanto claimed that roundup is safe to use. the active ingredient lycos eight is also considered safe by the epa. >>> as amazon has prices on so- called prime day, protesters are demanded that they cut ties with i.c.e. activists protested, demand that they in their contracts with i.c.e. they say that their web services and facial recognition technology, enable deportations the breakup families. >> this is actually one of their core businesses. it provides a technology of cloud services that allow i.c.e. to have lots of data about people and then use that to target people. >> protesters also accuse amazon of mistreating its warehouse workers who are immigrants. they say the website runaway success comes at the expense of people packing the goods. in response to the criticism, the amazon spokesperson called for closer regulation of its technology. writing quote as we have said many times, we continue to believe strongly, companies and government organizations need to use existing and new technology responsibly and lawfully. >>> s

them has been even worse a wave of lawsuits has fallen on bias since its $63000000000.00 takeover of monsanto the maker of weed killer round which contains klein to sate in the 1st handful of those cases to go to court juries found in favor of those who claim the chemical gave them cancer and awarded them huge compensation payouts despite riaa saying there is no scientific evidence linking life with the disease just last week a $2000000000.00 award to a californian company was reduced by more than 95 percent by a judge she said the jury had overstepped the mark but with further compensation awards in the millions likely by a may have to brace itself financial figures published on tuesday show a 50 percent drop in profits for the 2nd quarter of this year fire is suffering as a result of trade conflicts and found floating in the u.s. even before that life is a pants again. is american wine better than french wine not surprisingly president donald trump thinks so and hopes the connoisseurs of his country switch to domestic vintages is long teased about taxing french wine now france's agricultura

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blow if it was an isolated event but it's not the negative headlines are really piling up for by a monsanto in terms of glyphosate or roundup that's the name of the product that you can find in the stores. and you know we're not only talking about the sale of the wheat killer itself we're talking about genetically modified plants which monsanto has developed which are resistant against apply for sale this is a huge business for the company and of course this business is now under fire other european countries have already been moving in the same direction what sort of a collision course we see with the e.u. . that's that's true other countries have moved as well it's a lead the czech republic the netherlands at least they have implemented a partial restrictions against leifer say a total ban you're right would be officially against the law of the european union but you know ben i don't think that the new commission of the european union which is currently in the making in brussels that it's being assembled right now really at the very beginning of its reign want to oppose something as popul

a jury ordered monsanto to pay part of an $80 million in damages. the federal judge says the us supreme court guidelines requires him to reduce that to 25 million someone sent a was also facing more than 13,000 roundup lawsuits filed in us federal and state courts. 2 cases from right here in the bay area have gone to trial and resulted in verdicts against monsanto. to the bay area after a recent operation room of the story that video showing officer just jumping right on top of that submarine it looks like a scene from an action movie and that submarine was carrying 17,000 pounds of cocaine and the pacific ocean, it's valued at more than million. so those accused of trying to bring those drugs into the country of course they were arrested the coast guard says that unfortunately drug trafficking like this is increasing and they need to respond accordingly. >>we're hoping to get more ships, newer ships to be able to counter that threat. so as stop the drug runners they change their tactics including playing submersibles like this, so we got to be on o

the federal judge says a supreme court guideline requires him to reduce that to 25 million monsanto is facing more than 13,000 roundup lawsuits in us and federal federal and state courts. 2 cases from the bay area have gone to trial and resulted in verdicts against monsanto. novato police are looking for a man who robbed a woman as she was sitting in her car behind a business. you open the passenger so door and pointed a gun at and her yesterday behind a business on first street and grand avenue took her money and credit cards and then got away in a blue volkswagen. >>coming up on the kron 00:04am morning news after 4 days lost in the woods, a california hiker is found safe and sound we're going to hear from her family. what experience she went through. >>and exactly 50 years ago this morning 3 men were racing to the moon. >>apollo 11 the uss hornet right here in the bay area played a huge role in it. coming up we'll talk to one of them and helping to reunite some of the people behind the mission. and we are reunited with the fog this morning after taking a break from 8 yesterday. >>fo

a jury ordered monsanto to pay hardiman $80 million in damages. a federal judge says the us supreme court guideline requires him to reduce that amount to 25 million monsanto by the way is facing more than 13,000 round of lawsuits filed in the us federal and state courts 2 cases from the bay area have gone to trial and resulted in verdicts against monsanto. >>in the north bay, a 61 year-old man crashed into a home with his car. and there was a newborn baby inside the car as well then he admitted to the police that he was high on meth. this was in rohnert park not far from the foxtel golf club. the homeowners were inside the house at the time luckily nobody in the house was injured a building inspector says the home is now unsafe to live in. novato police are looking for a man who robbed a woman as she was sitting in her car. he opened the passenger door i adore and pointed a gun at and her yesterday behind a business on first street and grand avenue took her money and credit cards and then drove off in a blue volkswagen. the woman was not hurt. the

this is the 3rd case ruled against monsanto. judges have previously ruled that a roundup cause cancer in the benicia schools, ground keeper and a sonoma county man, the company plans to appeal all verdicts. >>the raiders are kicking off training camp this weekend and today the team's new general manager and their head coach did not shy away from answering questions about it. range of potential distractions coming into this season. kron four's madyun reports. >>here at the napa valley marriott hotel in napa oakland raiders general manager mike mayock and head coach jon gruden adjust the media on the eve of what will likely be the final training camp for the team here in the bay area before moving to las vegas for the head coach that means getting back to the old adage of just waiting maybe we like to get back to the. >>the oakland raiders of years past and hopefully our players can learn what it is to be a raider the commitment that takes to be an excellent football team, another of the rate us tradition signing a controversial f

a federal judge in san francisco has reduced and million award against monsanto corporation, to million. that's the word now that will go to a sent us in on the county man 7 year-old edwin heart of an claim that the companies roundup weed killer caused his cancer. a jury ordered masato to pay hardiman $80 million in damages. a federal judge says the us supreme court guideline requires him though to reduce that 80 million down to 25 monsanto is facing more than 13,000 roundup lawsuits filed in us federal and state courts to cases that we know of from the bay area have gone to trial d in verdicts against monsanto. >>new this morning civil rights charges will not be brought against a new york city police officer involved in the deaths of eric garner officers were attempting to arrest garner in 2014 for selling individual cigarettes outside of a staten island convenience store. but he refused to be handcuffed and as can see here officers took him down a medical examiner found that a chokehold which is banned under police policy contributed to his death. but a state grand jury refused to ind

controversial glyphosate weed killer following a vote in parliament herbicide which is marketed by buyers monsanto company has faced a flood of lawsuits in the united states over allegations that it causes cancer the move could set austrian a collision course with the european union brussels has approved the use of driver state until 2022 and allows member states to only ban e.u. approved goods under special circumstances. last month was the hardest june ever recorded not only here across europe but worldwide soaring temperatures spark fires heat related deaths and mass migration to lake speeches and fell while the weather phenomenon hits productivity in the workplace only in the short term climate change has the potential to do that in the long term and on a much larger scale. melting icecaps forest fires and widespread dry loose these are just some of the devastating consequences of global warming now every porsche has highlighted another impact of rising hese the cost to human productivity according to the international labor organization a $1.00 degrees celsius rise in temperature would lead t

controversial glyphosate weed killer following a vote in parliament herbicide which is marketed by buyers monsanto company has faced a flood of lawsuits in the united states over allegations that it causes cancer the move could set australian evolution course with the european union brussels has approved the use of glyphosate until 2022 and allows member states to only ban e.u. approved goods under special circumstances. last month was the hottest june ever recorded not only here across europe but worldwide soaring temperatures spark fires heat related deaths and mass migration to lake speeches and fountains and while this weather phenomenon hits productivity in the workplace only in the short term climate change has the potential to do that in the long term and on a much larger scale. melting ice caps forest fires and widespread dry use these are just some of the devastating consequences of global warming now of reports has highlighted another impact of rising hese the cost to human productivity according to the international labor organization a $1.00 degrees celsius rise in temperature would le

a jury ordered monsanto to pay hardiman million incompetence compean said a convincing in damages and $75 million in punitive damages. a federal judge says the us supreme court guideline requires him to reduce the $75 million award to 20 million. when sato now owned by bayer a g of germany. it faces more than 13,000 roundup lawsuits filed in us federal and state courts. 2 cases from the bay area of gone to trial and resulted and the verdicts against monsanto. >>happening now in the east bay concord police are still searching for the suspect who shot a stockton man outside hurricane harbor water park. we first brought you this as breaking news on kron 4 news at 8 o'clock saturday night. now reporter christy grosz talks with the man who was shot. >>chester house today. >>so as bad it's a birthing denny's 8 year-old daughter will likely never forget that for all the wrong reasons. i'm certain one shot l a and then the rain afterwards, danny was shot in the parking lot of 6 flags harbor in concord saturday today he's recovering at home in stockton, and he and his girlfriend rina tell fox

yeah i think that's -- whole group of people -- reminds everybody of monsanto you mentioned monsanto david mentioned monsanto -- monsanto is maybe the great debacle of the era. >> one of the worst deals of all time it climbed the charts as like to say given the incredible liability it has taken on by a buyer in germany, bayer we say here, same company. >> and beyond meat never stops never stops. >> i stopped i opened up my freezer, i noticed we still had some beyond meat patties, i left them in there. >> how about the dog will the dog eat it? >> i haven't given them to the dog. >> blue buffalo was on some list -- >> that's right. heart disease. got to be careful. >> we tried it on your recommendation, not recommendation, but because you did it, we also tried it and i agree. >> you to? >> yeah. >> did you compare it to kibbles? >> when you did it, did you have regular pattys >> of course, yes. >> i'm going to have an actual sit-down cook. >> you keep saying this. >> i can't just do it. it is not like snap. can't just -- >> not that hard, jim. you go to the supermarket, buy some beyond

a federal judge in san francisco reduced and million award against monsanto corporation, to $25 million for sonoma county man 7 year-old edwin hardeman claim the company's roundup weed killer caused his cancer. and a jury agreed ordering months out to the pay him $80 million in damages. the federal judge however said the us supreme court guideline requires him to reduce that amount down to 25 million monsanto by the way is facing more than 13,000 round of lawsuits filed in both the us federal and state courts 2 cases from the bay area have already gone to trial and resulted in verdicts against monsanto. 8 oh 09:00am. >>and in novato woman was robbewhile she was just sitting in her car. it happened when a man opened the passenger door and pointed a gun at her yesterday when she was sitting in the car buying a business on first street and grand avenue and it looks like there's a surveillance shot of the man, they're looking for he took her money and credit cards and then took off in a blue volkswagen. the us coast guard has returned to the bay area after making this dramatic drug bust. th

this is the 3rd case ruled against monsanto. judges have previously ruled that my roundup cause cancer in of the nation's schools groundskeeper and in a sonoma county man company says it plans to appeal all those verdicts 3 man in the south bay face 40 years in jail after being indicted on drug charges. >>prosecutors say the men were involved in a drug trafficking ring in san jose. according to the indictments and then tried to sell large amounts of methamphetamine to undercover agents on several different occasions, they also say they tried to give the agent several fentanyl pills. oakland police say they need the public's help finding this stolen puppy they say 5 month-old french bulldog tony was last seen on wednesday afternoon about 2 near campbell and 15th streets. if you have information you're asked to call the oakland police department in national news tonight, immigration is a hallmark issue for president trump and because of that it's also a major one for the democratic presidential contender ed lavendera reports on th

faces huge legal bills over the heaviside roundup which is produced by its subsidy subsidiary excuse me monsanto. well saturday marks the 50th anniversary of the 1st moon landing but setting foot there wasn't enough space for space agencies and now private enterprises with earth's growing appetite for raw materials the race is on to find minerals on the moon and beyond. just days ago the japanese space probe high abuse a 2 landed on the asteroid reuse over 300000000 kilometers from. its there to take samples from beneath the surface and bring them back. together with france and germany the japanese space agency and aims to find out what the asteroid is made off and if there might be any valuable role materials hidden within. i'm sick i have small project is a world 1st with multi sampling to landings and a collection of under surface samples will move through its or something like with . the u.s. space agency nasa is also examining an asteroid with it so desirous rex probe it's taking samples of the rock to find out what it's made of and hopefully gain some insight into how the earth was formed

. >> the judge called monsanto's behavior reprehensible. "while monsanto repeatedly includes it stands by the safety of its products this paints the picture of a company focused on attacking or undermining the people who raise concerns to the exclusion of being an objective arbiter of safety." even though he is saying they don't have to pay as much money, he wasn't very positive about the company that bayer bought, monsanto. how do we expect shares to react, and how do we expect the ceo to hold his feet, given he staked his career on this acquisition? >> that's a great point. it's a really messy situation. the judge used the word reprehensible, which isn't good, given that there are 13,000 other plaintiffs who sued them. these are not friendly environments where the trials are taking place. a lot in california and st. louis, which is seen as a friendly environment for the plaintiff side. that sentiment is not a good signal. is themillion figure maximum the judge deemed allowable under the president, so while it is a nice cut, they still kin

huge legal bills over the heaviside roundup which is produced by itself that its subsidiary excuse me monsanto. well saturday marks the 50th anniversary of the 1st moon landing but setting foot there wasn't enough space for space agencies and now private enterprises with earth's growing appetite for raw materials the race is on to find minerals on the moon and beyond. just days ago the japanese space probe hired booster 2 landed on the asteroid review over 300000000 kilometers from earth it's there to take samples from beneath the surface and bring them back home together with france and germany the japanese space agency and aims to find out what the asteroid is made of and if there might be any valuable role materials hidden within. the circle of the mole the project is a world 1st with multi sampling to landings and a collection of under surface samples to move through its or some think with. the u.s. space agency nasa is also examining an asteroid with it so desirous rex probe it's taking samples of the rock to find out what it's made of and hopefully gain some insight into how the earth wa

we tried by a faces huge legal bills over the herbicide roundup which is produced by its subsidiary monsanto. is going is reportedly suing the sun and it's a bishop for unfair dismissal the former boss of the renault nissan bits of vishy alliance was arrested in november and faces multiple charges of financial misconduct which he denies is also claims the japanese comic is did not provide enough evidence for the allegations against him. and china's massive pig farming industry is struggling continue to contain african swine fever herds have been devastated coal prices soaring in the country has ramped up imports from the e.u. and brazil to meet demand china's domestic peacoat is down 60000000 from last year . so south africa a logistical nightmare in johannesburg is forcing private businesses to bolster security officials have had to close the city's busiest highway and now traffic jams and leaving commuters open to a tax sparking a crime wave. this johannesburg highway usually carries about $12000.00 vehicles an hour providing a critical transport artery through the east and west of the cit

been tried by a faces huge legal bills over the herbicide roundup which is produced by its subsidiary monsanto. alex goen is reportedly suing nissan and its a bishop for unfair dismissal the former boss of the renault nissan mitsubishi alliance was arrested november and faces multiple charges of financial misconduct which he denies is those who claims the japanese comic is did not provide enough evidence for the allegations against him. and china's massive pig farming industry is struggling continue to contain african swine fever herds have been devastated whole prices a soaring in the country has grabbed top imports from the e.u. and brazil to meet demand chinese domestic pay goodies down 60000000 from last year . to south africa a logistical nightmare in johannesburg is forcing private businesses to bolster security officials have had to close the city's busiest highway and now traffic jams and leaving commuters open to attacks sparking a crime wave. this johannesburg highway usually carries about $12000.00 vehicles an hour providing a critical transport artery through the east and west of t

controversial glyphosate weed killer following a vote in parliament herbicide which is marketed by buyers monsanto company has faced a flood of lawsuits in the united states over allegations that it causes cancer the move could set australian evolution course with the european union in brussels has approved the use of glyphosate until 2022 and allows member states to only ban e.u. approved goods under special circumstances. last month was the hottest july ever recorded not only here across europe but worldwide soaring temperatures sparked fires heat related deaths and mass migration to lake speeches and fountains but while this weather phenomenon hits productivity in the workplace only in the short term climate change has the potential to do that in the long term and on a much larger scale. melting ice caps forest fires and widespread dry lips these are just some of the devastating consequences of global warming now a report has highlighted another impact of rising hese the cost to human productivity according to the international labor organization a $1.00 degrees celsius rise in temperature woul

them has been even worse the weight of lawsuits have fallen on bias since its $87000000.00 takeover of monsanto the maker of weed killer round up which contains life a site in the 1st handful of those cases to go to court juries found in favor. of those who claim the chemical gave them cancer and awarded them huge compensation payouts despite by a saying there's no scientific evidence linking life to sate and the disease we've been just last week a $2000000000.00 award to a california couple was reduced by more than 95 percent by a judge who said the jury had overstepped the mark but with further compensation awards in the millions likely buyer may have to brace itself financial figures published on tuesday show a 50 percent drop in profits for the 2nd quarter of this year buyers suffering as a result of trade conflicts and farm floating in the u.s. even before the glyphosate payments begin disappointing figures also from look tongue the airline has seen net profits dropped by 70 percent of the past year the german and has published its financial results for the 3 months to do and they show it

huge legal bills over the herbicide roundup which is produced by a subsidy of its subsidiary excuse me monsanto. well saturday marks the 50th anniversary of the 1st moon landing was setting foot there wasn't enough space for space agencies and now private enterprises with earth's growing appetite for raw materials the race is on to find minerals on the moon and beyond. just days ago the japanese space probe high a booster 2 landed on the asteroid reuse over 300000000 kilometers from. it's there to take samples from beneath the surface and bring them back home together with france and germany the japanese space agency and aims to find out what the asteroid is made of and if there might be any valuable role materials hidden within. the sick or what's involved with the project is a world 1st with multi sampling to landings and a collection of under surface samples to move through its or some think with. the u.s. space agency nasa is also examining an asteroid with it so desirous rex probe it's taking samples of the rock to find out what it's made of and hopefully gain some insight into how the ear

skeptical already by the time the merger was the most hated company in the world i guess we can call monsanto like that was announced they all believed already in the past that this could bring buyer at the end lots of problems and it seems they were right all right so just a tiny glimmer of hope a silver lining on the horizon therefore by may be danielle call the other friends with stock exchange will catch up with you later again thanks for now. a while the rest of the e.u. debates the right way forward when it comes to going green the french island off sound off the coast of brittany already pretty much relies on renewable energy and now it wants to go a step further and become completely self-sufficient with the use of more green electricity. to run 15 kilometers off of france's atlantic coast suits. every day the tracks around 3000 tourists and boast the largest seen school in europe. the island already generate some of its own power from the wind turbine. and 2 solar power plants. that's usually enough to supply these restaurants the sailing school and much of the rest of sun nikola but

$2000000000.00 compensation package awarded against it over its weed killer roundup will be cut by a subsidiary monsanto will now have to pay just under 87 $1000000.00 to a california couple who claim the product gave them cancer says it will still appeal the original decision. on kong now where protesters have taken their fight for democratic freedoms to one of the world's busiest airports thousands of demonstrators have descended on the arrivals hole at hong kong international to raise the alarm about what they see as a potential erosion of the territory's independence this is part of a mass protest movement sparked by a controversial extradition bill which it's feared would allow china to tighten its grip on the island. huge crowds of protesters greeted passengers into arrival halls wanting to win their sympathies for their cause for almost 2 months now they've been holding demonstrations demanding greater democracy. the trigger was a now suspended extradition bill which would have allowed hong kong to transfer suspects to the in transparent justice system of mainland china. and want to the one that

$2000000000.00 compensation payout awarded over its weed killer round up will be slashed by or subsidiary monsanto will now have to pay just under 87000000 dollars to a california couple who claim the product gave them cancer by or still plans to appeal against the original decision. and a suspected meteorite has fallen to earth and landed in a rice field in mother bonnie in northern india farmers who discovered it say it was a bit hot and formed a crater in the ground and the 15 kilogram rock will be sent to a lab to be examined i x. . millions of people here in europe have been sweltering in the summer as the 2nd heat wave and the soaring mercury is causing travel chaos to eurostar has advised against travel to or from paris today after a damaged power line and got to know are caused severe delays and train tracks briscoe buckling in the intense heat and roads are also affected in the netherlands one town has resorted to spreading salt on the roads in a bid to prevent them from melting. well we should say in some parts of the world they some preachers are normal but in a lot of parts of europe w

$2000000000.00 compensation payout awarded over its week killer round up will be slashed tires subsidiary monsanto will now have to pay just under 87000000 dollars to a californian couple who claimed that the product gave them cancer fire still plans to appeal against the original decision. and russia's emergency ministry says more than 100 wildfires are raging across the some very invasions. and present yes more than 23000 square kilometers or help. ordered to be a fact that towns and villages in the region are under threat of heavy smoke pollution all roads have been close and flights canceled. millions of people here in europe have been sweltering in the summer 2nd wave and the soaring mercury is causing travel chaos here all star has advised against travel to or from paris today after a damaged power line it got to know on its cause severe delays a train tracks risk buckling in the a 10 seat and roads are also affected in the netherlands one town has resorted to spreading salt on the roads in a bid to prevent them from melting. well we should say in some parts of the world these temperatures a

. >>> new details tonight in the case of a cancer victim who won a judgment against monsanto against the weedkiller roundup. a federal judge in san francisco plans to reduce the jury's $80 million damage award to edwin hardeman. the judge did not say how much he would reduce the damages but did call the company's conduct reprehensible. to other recent judgments against monsanto have been reduced. >>> july 4 is tomorrow and hour meteorologist, obviously a lot of fireworks are we going to have, the key question is always are we going to have fog tomorrow? >> it will be fine, plenty of sunshine and clearing of the coast to see the fireworks in the evening hours. there will be some patchy fog up there but not enough to really shot anything down and make it anything more than just a little bit cool out there. temperatures are going to be in the upper 50s and low 60s around the bay and at the coast and inland instead of 70s and 80s you will find temperatures generally in the upper 60s, mid 60s. it's not a warm night just her jacket on but you will see the fireworks fine. this is why it's n

monsanto's parent bayer ag says it will appeal the verdict and the damage amount. >>> palestinian protesters clashed with israeli forces at the site of a recent demmission of houses which israel claimed were built too close to its security barriers with the west bank they hurled rocks and stones >> and people in sweden were left scratching their heads after the revelation that president trump tried to secure the release of american rap star from a stockholm jail. trump called sweden's prime minister and urged him to free the rapper and then followed up with a tweet criticizing him for being unable to act over the case >> my first reaction was that i actually started to laugh because this doesn't surprise me at all it's like a typical trump comment, and, yeah we see these kind of comments from him all the time, like, very egocentric and he does whatever he wants to >> you are up to date. kelly, i will send it back to you. >> all right, sue, we'll see you next hour. susan herera >>> as store closures accelerate, they're set to top 12,000 this year malls are looking for new ways to drive foot t

a jury found monsanto did not care whether the products caused cancer. >>> this morning, never before seen video of evacuations during the deadly camp fire. you can see cars at a standstill at a highway in paradise and the dramatic dark orange glow surrounding a hospital. the footage was taken from several body cam and dash cams for different police agencies. last years devastating wildfire burned more than 80,000 structures and killed 86 people. the truck he police department is using the footage to urge everyone to be prepared for the upcoming fire season, and show how quickly conditions can turn deadly. >>> it is the moment that the earth, moon, antiphon all lined up to block the view of the sun, from the earth. this was the site until a. there it is. the sky watchers marvel that is with protective glasses. annexed total solar eclipse will be december 14, 2020. if you have to see it, you will have to make a trip. it will only be visible in south america. that sounds like a good reason to plan a trip. >> let's go. >> a girls trip. >> south america. >> it is called the exploratory ga

monsanto wants a trial or reduction in the $80 million jury award to a sonoma county man who says round up caused his cancer. the company caused three lawsuits and there are hundreds of other cases waiting to be heard. >>> a group calling itself the coalition for reasonable vaping regulation will take the first step in overturning a ban on vaping in san francisco. that group will submit petitions to replace the ban with what it says will be stringent regulatory measures. it says those rules would allow adults to have the choice to vape while preventing young people from getting access to vaping products. they will be presented this morning and hope to have the measure on the november ballot. jewel labs based in san francisco is a major financier behind that effort. >>> san francisco police will present a check to larkin street youth services for selling pride patches won by police officer. the department says more than $15,000 was raised, that check will be presented to the nonprofit helping young people homeless and many who are lgbtq. >>> parents who took their children to the carniva

award given to a santa rosa man who developed cancer after using the weed killer, round up, made by monsanto. the original settlement offered was cut from $75 million to $20 million in the a 2013 supreme court ruling that found punitive damages need to be in line with compensatory damages. $5million will be awarded in compensatory damages and $20 million is more appropriate under the court guidelines, the judge said. >>> let's check in for an early look at the commute. how does it look, sal? >>> it looks pretty good. we start with the bay bridge and it's moving along pretty good. as you get to the bay bridge, and looks very nice with no major issues in some of these lanes and if you are driving other parts of the bay, you will find the same thing. the gilroy commute, northbound 101, looking very good and driving into morgan hill, off to a nice start and into the west valley, no major issues with traffic on highway 24 looking good all the way to the tunnel. we are off to a nice start. it's for 18:00 and much better than yesterday, by far. very thick on the golden gate bridge and other places,

this is the 3rd case ruled against monsanto. judges have previously ruled that roundup caused cancer in the benicia school's grounds keeper and sonoma county man. the company plans to appeal all the verdicts in the south bay 3 men have been indicted on drug charges, including conspiracy to distribute meth and fentanyl they're accused of being involved in a drug trafficking ring in san jose. prosecutors say the man tried to sell large amounts of meth to undercover agents on several different occasions, they also say they tried to give the agent several fentanyl pills all 3 men are now facing 40 years in jail and a $5 million fine. 4 people are dead and to blame. the san diego county sheriff's department is investigating after finding the victims in several areas in the 24 hour period. they're looking into pills called m 30 which appear to be oxycodone but actually contained fentanyl authorities haven't released any information on the victims or how they got the counterfeit drugs a fresno man is behind bars tonight for a high spee

jurors in march ruled monsanto must pay edwin hardman that much in damages. he used roundup on his property for years before he was diagnosed with nonhodgkins lymphoma. the judge will reduce the award by as much as half or even more. hundreds of similar lawsuits have also been filed. in a separate case last year, a judge dramatically cut the award for a vallejo man. monsanto remains confident roundup does not cause cancer. >>> people everywhere are getting ready for tomorrow's fourth of july celebrations, but the fear of fire started by illegal fireworks is building. fire crews in contra costa county held a demonstration to alert neighbors of the danger of using illegal fireworks just how quickly fires can start. even the kind that are considered safe. people are being given a simple stern warn being using fireworks. if you're caught with the fireworks you could face some hefty fines and possible prison time. >> fireworks are illegal everywhere in contra costa county, every type of firework. settg off fireworks, check see what fireworks, if any, are legal. >>

monsanto's parent company, bayer, insists it is safe.ps a total eclie of the sun stretched across swaths h the southernemisphere today. astronomers flocked to northern chil where views were best. thousands of tourists joined them, including some who clearlf came for t of it. the total eclipse lasted 2.5 minutes. and on wall street, w jones industrial average gained 69 points to close at 26,786. the nasdaq rose nearly 18 points, and the s&p 500 added eight. and, in the women's world cup of soccer, the u.s. beat england, 2 to 1 in their semi-final match in france. the americans now advance to sunday's final. they will play the winner of tomorrow's semi-final match between sweden and the netherlands. we will get details of today's win, later in the program. and, still to come on the newshour: an insidlook at conditions at u.s. detention centers holding migrants. on the ground in hong kong after yesterday's destructive protests against mainland china. and, much more. >> woodruff: we are getting i new details fride migrant des.ntion facilities at the southern border, including reports of "dan

a jury agreed and ordered monsanto to pay hardiman $80 million in damages. the federal judge though says that the us supreme court guideline requires him to reduce that amount down to 25 milling more than 13,000 roundup lawsuits filed in us federal and state courts 2 cases from the bay area have already gone to trial and resulted in verdicts against months off to. >>in the north bay, a 61 year-old man that crashed his suv into a home and there was a newborn baby inside that vehicle and then he told the police he admitted he was high on meth when he was driving there in rohnert park not far from the foxtel golf club. >>and lost control of the vehicle. fortunately there were people inside that house but they were okay the building inspector says that home is not safe to live in now novato police are looking for a man who robbed a woman as she was sitting in her car. he simply opened the passenger door pointed a gun better yesterday and demanded her stuff this was at a business on first street and grand avenue she was sitting in the car. he took our money credi

they determined monsanto's roundup caused his nonhodgkins h lymphoma. yesterday the judge reduced the $75 million punitive payout to $20 million. bayer, the owner of monsanto, plans to appeal. >>> new this morning, the search is on for assault and robbery suspect at san jose state university. take a look at the surveillance photos which show the two suspects. it happened about 11:00 a.m. yesterday at the west parking garage. campus police say the men took the victim's backpack and shoes before taking off. >>> also new overnight, a car slammed into a home in the south bay. the driver took off as well, this happened about 1:30 this morning near brockway and yerba buena road in san jose. this is video just into our u.s. in room. minor damage to the home and the car as well. police searching for the driver. not clear if anyone in the car was hurt or what caused that crash. >>> new hope for people still trying to recover from the north bay fire storm. sh sonoma county created a new housing fund. it will start with $10 million in seed money to assist with hom

monsanto parent company, bayer, insists it is safe. a total eclipse of the sunss stretched acwaths of the southern hemisphere today. astronomers flocked to northern ile, where views were best. thousands of tourists joinin themuding some who clearly came for the fun of it.li the total e lasted 2.5 minutes. and on wall street, the dow jones industrial average gained 69 points to close at 26,786. the nasdaq rose nearly 18 points, and the s&p 500 added eight. and, in the women's world cup of soccer, thu.s. beat england, 2 to 1 in their semi-final match in france. the americans now advance to sunday's final. they will play the winner of tomorrow's semi-finamatch between sweden and the netherlands. we will get details of today's win, lat in the program. and, still to come on the newshour:an nside look at conditions at u.s. detention centers holding migrants. on the ground in hong kong after yesterday's destructive protests against mainland china. and, much more. >> woodruff: we are getting new details from inside migrant detention facilities

it is among the first of thousands of cases against monsanto which makes the pesticides. >>> two weeks ago a former groundskeeper from vallejo also had his award cut down by a judge from 290 million to $79 million. on center insist that roundup is safe to use. so far the epa agrees. >>> san francisco's plaza has an extra farmers market, part of an effort by san francisco mayor london breed to make that area more inviting. for years there has been a farmers market on wednesdays and sundays. people in the neighborhood have told the mayor, they want to see more. >> all they talk about is a farmers market and how they love the farmers market. i wanted to make sure that we provided an extension of that and an opportunity for local people to showcase their talents. >> the new fridays farmers market has more than food, there is also merchandise and arts and crafts. >> the most exciting thing about this, for an area that has some challenges, this is such a good example of the city and local partners in small businesses coming together to revitalize the neighborhood . >>> new changes could be c

bayer which now owns monsanto says it is safety is. >>> has democrats plan to vote on a resolution to condemn president trump's racist comments, what they are calling racist comments about four women of color. we are in the newsroom today. >> reporter: that is right. late this afternoon four freshman house members known as the squad fired back at resident trump after he tweeted over the weekend they should go back and help fix the totally broken and crime infested places from which they came. all four democratic lawmakers are american citizens only ilhan omar was born outside the united states. she became a u.s. citizen in 2000 after emigrating from somalia. >> it is time for us to impeach this president. >> this is a distraction and we should not take the debate. >> he does not know how to defend his policies. so, what he does is attack us rationally. that is what this is all about. >> the president defiantly defended himself at a made in america event this morning that was supposed to showcase u.s. product players. has tweets about who should stay in america quickly got all his atte

in may a livermore couple awarded $2 billion and last year a man won a lawsuit against the owner, monsanto. the company denied a link between the key ingredient in roundup guy foe say the and cancer. >> a judge rejected legal challenges to some san francisco tax measures. last year voters approved a tax on commercial rents which then drew a lawsuit from businesses and anti-tax groups. they argued it was invalid because it did not pass with a two-thirds majority and was a special tax. the same challenge was also made to proposition c approved last november. when it passed, it is designed to raise hundreds of millions of dollars for housing and homeless services. >>> nike apparently t financial boost after taking colin kaepernick's suggestion to pull a new sneaker. the snok stock is up more than 2% when it was reported that kaepernick asked account company to pull its air max 1 usa shoe from stores. tmz sports reports it's worth $3 billion for nike. it features the design of betsy ross's flag which kapernick says it linked to slavery. there are calls for a boycott against nike. >> some warri

jurors in march ruled monsanto must pay edwin hardman that much in damages. he used roundup on his property for years before he was diagnosed with nonhodgkins lymphoma. the judge will reduce the award by as much as half or even more. hundreds of similar lawsuits have also been filed. in a separate case last year, a judge dramatically cut the award for a vallejo man. monsanto remains confident roundup does not cause cancer. >> 6:07. >>> the family of an elderly woman found dead in a san francisco hospital stairwell is now filing suit against the city. in may of 2018, 75-year-old ruby anderson left a care facility at zuckerberg general hospital and never returned. 11 days later, a worker discovered her body. "the examiner" reports family members claimed the center "did nothing to protect her, despite knowing she had dementia." anderson is not the first person to die in a stairwell at the hospital. in 2013, another patient was found weeks after disappearing. her family later reached a multimillion-dollar settlement. >>> new this morning a win for the beverage in

they determined monsanto's roundup caused his nonhodgkins lymphoma. yesterday the judge upheld the $5 million awarded in damages but reduced the $75 million punitive payout to $20 million. bayer, the owner of monsanto, plans to appeal. >> 6:07. >>> new this morning, the search is on for assault and robbery suspect at san jose state university. take a look at the surveillance photos which show the two suspects. it happened about 11:00 a.m. yesterday at the west parking garage. campus police say the men took the victim's backpack and shoes before taking off. >> 6:08. >>> new hope for people still trying to recover from the north bay firestorm. sonoma county has created a new housing fund. it's a partnership with the santa rosa metro chamber and the housing trust silicon valley nonprofit. they'll start with $10 million in seed money to assist with home loans. >>> this isn't your average gone fishing story. a big catch, big in the middle of the bay, captured national attention. >> with sharp teeth. it played out live on social media. take a look. >> woo!

monsanto will have to pay just under $87 million to a california couple who claim the product given cancer. bayer says it will appeal the original decision. now to hong kong where processors have taken their fight for democratic freedoms to one of the worlds busiest airport. thousands of demonstrators have descended on the arrivals hall on hong kong international to raise the alarm about what they see as a potential erosion of the territories independent. this is part of a mass protest movement sparked by a controversial extradition bill which it is feared would allow china to tighten its grip on the island. reporter: crowds of protesters greeted passengers in two arrival halls. wanting to win sympathies for their cause. for almost two months they have been holding demonstrations demanding greater democracy. the trigger was a now suspended extradition bill which would allow hong kong to transfer suspects to the in-transparent justice system of mainland china. >> we want -- we want to let the people know that hong kong is not what used toe and we don't want extradition bill to happen in hon