washington correspondent hannah brandt has the latest. >> a deadly weekend attack on minnesota. lawmakers is drawing widespread concern. this was political assassination and it adds to a growing trend of political violence showing attack. it's only the most recent example. extreme in this country. in recent months, 2 israeli embassy staffers were killed in dc advocates were attacked at a colorado march for israeli hostages. and the pennsylvania governor's home was firebombed. plus, president trump was the target of 2 assassination attempts last year were risking political violence being normalized. people may now think this is what politics looks like. political ethics expert peter loge says one of the factors behind the rise in political violence is what he calls increasingly apocalyptic rhetoric. everything's at stake. >> unless we act now, all is lost, therefore, do whatever it takes if something is apocalyptic, violence is ok and loser guns to reverse the trend. elected officials and the media have to turn down the temperature and call out and condemn political violence. eve

washington, d.c., correspondent hannah brandt has more. >> a deadly weekend attack on minnesota. lawmakers is drawing widespread concern. this was political assassination and it adds to a growing trend of political violence showing attack. it's only the most recent example. streaming in this country. in recent months, 2 israeli embassy staffers were killed in dc advocates were attacked at a colorado march for israeli hostages. and the pennsylvania governor's home was firebombed. plus, president trump was the target of 2 assassination attempts last year were risking political winds being normalized. people may now think this is what politics looks like. political ethics expert peter loge says one of the factors behind the rise in political violence is what he calls increasingly apocalyptic rhetoric. everything's at stake. >> unless we act now, all is lost, therefore, do whatever it takes if something is apocalyptic than violence is ok and loser guns to reverse the trend, elected officials and the media have to turn down the temperature and call out and condemn political violence.

i'm hannah brandt, washington. all have that story coming up. president trump is trying to score some major trade deals during his g-seven trip in canada. but it's unclear how. >> perceptive other world leaders are going to be with his tough talk on tariffs. washington correspondent jessi turnure reports. >> happy birthday. president trump received a warm welcome from his canadian counterpart monday at the g 7 summit as the 2 neighbors try to find common ground in their tariff a tariff first. >> i've always been a simple. it's easy. precise. and it just goes very quickly. and i think marcus. a more complex ad, but also very good. president trump is currently levying 50% tariffs on steel and aluminum imports. and 25% tariffs on foreign autos. i'm sure we can work something you. >> if you >> canada and every other u.s. trading partners still have a july 8th deadline to in could deal with president trump or face higher tariffs. a timeldne the president says is achievable. >> foreign policy experts, though, do not expect any major announcements from

i'm hannah brandt. >> still ahead, bringing community concerns to washington.ve interview with congressman sam liccardo. but his plan to try to tackle homelessness. also a member of the big bear, a glimpse. of course you do. one of them has finally taken flight are going to go live to big bear to see how her sister is doing. and president trump talking about finding california for allowing transgender athletes to compete in women's and girls compete in women's and girls sp i told myself i was ok with my moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis symptoms... ...with my psoriatic arthritis symptoms. but just ok isn't ok. and i was done settling. if you still have symptoms after trying humira, rinvoq works differently. rinvoq is a once-daily pill from the makers of humira that can rapidly relieve joint pain, stiffness, and swelling as fast as 2 weeks for some. and even at the 3-year mark, many people felt this relief. rinvoq can stop joint damage. and in psa, can leave skin clear or almost clear. rinvoq can lower ability to fight infections. before treatment, test fo

. >> i'm hannah brandt washington, that story. coming up. also after the break, outrage in the south bay san jose city council members are accused using sickening messages in chat. and i can get it, whether it's every layer kind of day, what we call about the >> a big story we're following is out of san jose where the mayor is calling for the public release of group chat messages between city council members. and this is coming as the local naacp claims several city council members use racial slurs to describe their own constituents. kron four's jeff moment reports. >> will be outrage. all started with the san jose spotlight article claiming that 2 city council members used racial slurs but the city manager's office has known about the issue for months, probably couple months ago. i my my was told that there was some. racially-motivated conversation that we're going to. >> surfaced centers. the naacp president sean allen, says several law enforcement members with in santa clara county in the city of san jose have told him directly racial slu

to send the marines to los angeles to help with the protests, washington, d.c., correspondent hannah brandtthe update. >> defense secretary pete hegseth faced congress in a hearing for the first time since his controversial confirmation focused on what's important war fighting and warriors. his appearance comes as national guard soldiers and marines are deployed to respond to protests in los angeles. mister chair want to express my severe concern with the deployment of national guard in los angeles without consultation of the state of california. decision to deploy active duty marines as well is downright escalatory. congresswoman betty mccollum and congressman pete aguilar also voiced worries about the cost of that deployment, which the defense department expects to be around 134 million dollars. but secretary hegseth defended the you want to ensure that those rioters, looters and thugs on the other side assaulting our police officers know that we're not going anywhere were here to maintain the peace on behalf of law enforcement officers in los angeles where she having son won't do. secret

washington correspondent hannah brandt has the details. >> it rains carrying u.s. army tanks and heavy military equipment rolled through washington, and then offloaded at a nearby site, maryland, as preparations get underway for saturday's parade to celebrate the army's 200 and 50th birthday. it's going to be beautiful. that thing and we're going to celebrate our country. the celebration also falls on president donald trump 79th birthday and organizers say it will feature 150 military vehicles. 50 aircraft and around 6,600 soldiers to help showcase the army's military might command sergeant major carla stansell came from fort bragg, north carolina to be part of it see that you it would be a part of something bigger yourself. >> i think it's in the basement itself, right? we u.s. army. a for used trial the army expects the event could cost anywhere from 25 million to 45 million dollars. and lawmakers have raised concerns about that high price tag. but army leaders justify it by saying it will boost recruitment. how does the parade contribute to the thing, the nation

but that group is purposely avoiding the sea. >> in washington, i'm hannah brandt. >> coming up a listan jose who refuse housing 3 times now face jail time. plus, why legal advocates say san francisco mayor daniel lurie's budget cuts, fred, the city's most vulnerable and a curfew has been lifted in los angeles as police and angeles as police and protesters are upset stomach iberogast indigestion iberogast bloating iberogast thanks to a unique combination of herbs, iberogast helps relieve six digestive symptoms to help you feel better. six digestive symptoms. the power of nature. iberogast. >> now at 4.30, the l a protester being met with a curfew from 08:00pm to 06:00am last night. police officers were quickly to clear the downtown l a area and they force protesters to shows us how the protest, what? >> began as a peaceful gathering of faith leaders and community members in grand park calling for protections for immigrants and in in 2 days of violence, we believe and recognize that people have a right to protest. but there's also what's called a right to let's organize. let's follow ou

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washington, d.c., correspondent hannah brandt has more. >> a deadly weekend attack on minnesota. lawmakers is drawing widespread concern. this was political assassination and it adds to a growing trend of political violence showing attack. it's only the most recent example. politically extreme in this country in recent months, 2 israeli embassy staffers were killed in dc advocates were attacked at a colorado march for israeli hostages. and the pennsylvania governor's home was firebombed. plus, president trump was the target of 2 assassination attempts last year were risking political winds being normalized. people may now think this is what politics looks like. political ethics expert peter loge says one of the factors behind the rise in political violence is what he calls increasingly apocalyptic rhetoric. everything's at stake. >> unless we act now, all is lost, therefore, do whatever it takes if something is apocalyptic, violence is ok and loser guns to reverse the trend. elected officials and the media have to turn down the temperature and call out and condemn political viole

. >> our dc correspondent hannah brandt explains why it matters so much for global security. >> natow agreement to more than double their defense spending target with 32 countries signing a commitment to invest 5% of their gdp on defense by 2035. and this will fuel a quantum leap in our collective defense. president donald trump has long pressured other nato countries to boost their defense spending, something that no one really thought possible. >> and they said you did or you did it? well, i don't know if i didn't, but i think i did. for years the u.s. has contributed significantly more money to defense other nato countries set of monumental win for. the united states because we were carrying much more than our fair share. >> the nato countries also reemphasize their ironclad commitment to the nato security guarantee that all countries will defend any country that's attacked and they say they hope to increase defense spending is a current to adversaries. >> i cannot personally bring peace to the world about what you can do collectively. it should make sure we are so well prepared.

so we've got our washington, d.c., correspondent hannah brandt with a closer look at what's going on.adly weekend attack on minnesota. lawmakers is drawing widespread concern. this was political assassination and it adds to a growing trend of political violence showing attack. it's only the most recent example. extreme in this country. in recent months, 2 israeli embassy staffers were killed dc advocates were attacked at a colorado march for israeli hostages. and the pennsylvania governor's home was firebombed. plus, president trump was the target of 2 assassination attempts last year were risking political violence being normalized. people may now think this is what politics looks like. political ethics expert peter loge says one of the factors behind the rise in political violence is what he calls increasingly apocalyptic rhetoric. everything's at stake. >> unless we act now, all is lost, therefore, do whatever it takes if something is apocalyptic, violence is ok and lose our guns to reverse the trend. elected officials and the media have to turn down the temperature and call out an

washington, d.c., correspondent hannah brandt has the latest. >> right now, president trump's tariffsreign countries are paused, but they're set to take effect on july 8 unless the country strike a deal with the u.s. our team who is deeply involved in season. these deals moving in the right direction, adding urgency to the negotiations. the white house says the u.s. sent letters to all of its trading partners asking for the countries to submit their best trade offers by wednesday. this letter was simply to remind these countries that the deadline is approaching and the president expects good deals and we are on track for that. i will emphasize. and on tuesday, u.s. trade, representative jamieson greer met with eu trade negotiators on the sidelines of an international conference in paris. we all hope. >> and we all do our best to the conflict as soon as possible. trade negotiations between the u.s. and china have hit a snag as each country accuses the other of violating their temporary tariff truce. and the white house says president trump plans to speak directly with china's president

. >> on first at dc correspondent hannah brandt has details. >> it rains carrying u.s.ks and heavy military equipment rolled through washington, and then offloaded at a nearby site, maryland, as preparations get underway for saturday's parade to celebrate the army's 200 and 50th birthday. it's going to be beautiful. that thing and we're going to celebrate our country. the celebration also falls on president donald trump 79th birthday and organizers say it will feature 150 military vehicles. 50 aircraft and around 6,600 soldiers to help showcase the army's military might command sergeant major carla stansell came from fort bragg, north carolina to be part of it see that you it would be a part of something bigger yourself. >> i think it's in the basement itself, right? we u.s. army. a for used trial the army expects the event could cost anywhere from 25 million to 45 million dollars. and lawmakers have raised concerns about that high price tag. but army leaders justify it by saying it will boost recruitment. how does the parade contribute to the thing, the nation, congres

it's coming amid concerns over international conflicts, washington, d.c., correspondent hannah brandtatters for global security. >> nato allies announced a new agreement to more than double their defense spending target with 32 countries signing a commitment to invest 5% of their gdp on defense by 2035. and this will fuel a quantum leap in our collective defense. president donald trump has long pressured other nato countries to boost their defense spending, something that no one really thought possible. >> and they said you did. are you did it? well, i don't know if i didn't, but i think i did. for years the u.s. has contributed significantly more money to defense other nato countries. monumental win for. the united states because we were carrying much more than our fair share. >> the nato countries also reemphasize their ironclad commitment to the nato's security guarantee that all countries will defend any country that's attacked. and they say they hope to increase defense spending is a current to adversaries. >> i cannot personally bring peace to the about what you can do collectiv

i'm hannah brandt.r this afternoon, governor gavin newsom has asked a federal court to block the trump administration from using the national guard and marines to assist with immigration raids in los angeles saying only >> heightened the tensions there. we have just learned that a jedge made ruling will have that uptick r >> a federal judge has declined an emergency motion filed by governor gavin newsom and california attorney general rob bonta to stop what they're calling and unlawful millet. is there a shun of las angeles? the motion was filed seeking to stop the expansion of military involvement after the trump administration deployed national guard troops and u.s. marines to los angeles in response to protests over widespread immigration crackdowns. the u.s. district judge also granted the trump administration's request for more time to respond to the governor's filing and a court hearing is now scheduled for thursday. los angeles mayor karen bass denounced any violent actions carried out by protest

i'm hannah brandt. >> still ahead, students say they're feeling abandoned after murray county high school plagued by racial issues. just cut services for black students. plus business owners in burlingame say they're fed up over caltrain's hours and lawmakers in washington are reacting after the trump administration. it said it will rename a ship honors the will rename a ship honors the late rights icon upset stomach iberogast indigestion iberogast bloating iberogast thanks to a unique combination of herbs, iberogast helps relieve six digestive symptoms to help you feel better. six digestive symptoms. the power of nature. iberogast. dulcolax. ♪ good morning ♪ ♪ hey ♪ ♪ good morning ♪ ♪ yeah ♪ new dulcolax liquid gel reactivates your natural gut rhythm overnight for relief that feels... aaah...amazing. new dulcolax liquid gel. >> now at four-thirty san jose nurses at good samaritan hospital holding a rally. they're calling for improved contracts there. also. >> hoping to call attention to potential solutions for patient safety and kron four's will tran reports. >> here's what you need to k

i'm hannah brandt. >> still ahead, chevron reaches a settlement with the bay area. quality management district with the oil giant agreed do there. plus, the senate is looking into how to best keep the upcoming 2026 fifa world cup and the la olympics safe. and then our coverage of protests continues after break out. state lawmakers are reacting state lawmakers are reacting t i told myself i was ok with my moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis symptoms... ...with my psoriatic arthritis symptoms. but just ok isn't ok. and i was done settling. if you still have symptoms after trying humira, rinvoq works differently. rinvoq is a once-daily pill from the makers of humira that can rapidly relieve joint pain, stiffness, and swelling as fast as 2 weeks for some. and even at the 3-year mark, many people felt this relief. rinvoq can stop joint damage. and in psa, can leave skin clear or almost clear. rinvoq can lower ability to fight infections. before treatment, test for tb and do bloodwork. serious infections, blood clots, some fatal; cancers, including lymphoma and skin;

our washington correspondent hannah brandt has the latest. >> right now, president trump's tariffs onozens of foreign countries are paused, but they're set to take effect on july 8 unless the country strike a deal with the u.s. our team who is deeply involved in season. these deals moving in the right direction, dding urgency to the negotiations. the white house says the u.s. sent letters to all of its trading partners asking for the countries to submit their best trade offers by wednesday. this letter was simply to remind these countries that the deadline is approaching and the president expects good deals and we are on track for that. i will emphasize. and on tuesday, u.s. trade, representative jamieson greer met with eu trade negotiators on the sidelines of an international conference in paris. we all hope. >> and we all do our best to the conflicts soon as possible. trade negotiations between the u.s. and china have hit a snag as each country accuses the other of violating their temporary tariff truce. and the white house says president trump plans to speak directly with china's p

i'm hannah brandt. >> still ahead, here are 3 summer is here. but before the fun really begins, a local pediatrician is sharing what parents should know in order to avoid that. some are learning slump. also, federal agents say they've now arrested a man played a key role last month's fertility clinic explosion. how investigators connected the dots and the judge has ordered a pause on deporting the suspects family after that colder attack. we'll hear about the ong >> as the summer winds down, sorry, as you can tell, i need the school year to wind down on need summer to start. families are getting ready for a well-deserved break. we are so close to end of the school year in my household. >> i can taste it. and while there's a lot of opportunities for adventure and also coming with some may be health and safety concerns. we wanted to learn more about this with doctor kendra mcneil is she is a pediatrician kaiser permanente in the east bay, can you tell? i'm ready for summer vacation to start? >> absolutely. get it because we it's the school project

washington, d.c., correspondent hannah brandt has more. >> a deadly weekend attack on minnesota. lawmakers is drawing widespread concern. this was political assassination and it adds to a growing trend of political violence showing attack. it's only the most recent example. streaming in this country. in recent months, 2 israeli embassy staffers were killed in dc advocates were attacked at a colorado march for israeli hostages. and the pennsylvania governor's home was firebombed. plus, president trump was the target of 2 assassination attempts last year were risking political winds being normalized. people may now think this is what politics looks like. political ethics expert peter loge says one of the factors behind the rise in political violence is what he calls increasingly apocalyptic rhetoric. everything's at stake. >> unless we act now, all is lost, therefore, do whatever it takes if something is apocalyptic than violence is ok and loser guns to reverse the trend, elected officials and the media have to turn down the temperature and call out and condemn political violence.