mister chair, i yield back. >> let's see, mister o'halloran? okay, miss birkdale. >> we've heard from many senior officials that climate change is a national security issue. the report directed in this amendment will help to define the rest to our installations and identify potential mitigation efforts in the future. climate change threatens our installations, particularly coastal installations where rising sea levels and threats of tidal flooding raise serious concerns. i certainly wouldn't want mom to disappear. a recent study noted tidal flooding events have increased fourfold since 1970 and conservative estimates forecast an increase of 10 fold over the next 35 years. climate change is holding many of our facilities at bay and this report will clearly detail which installations are at risk and potential mitigation efforts. so i urge my colleagues to vote yes on mister langevin's fact-finding amendment and i yield back. >> bishop? >> mister chairman, i guess i am first grateful that we are no longer using paper, were doing this electronicall

mister ian blackburn. >> thank you, mister speaker. the prime minister's failure to give a straight answer to that question has only succeeded in putting more pressure, secure with what passed. >> the honorable gentleman's question must be heard. >> i will give the prime minister one more opportunity, any representation this. yes or no? >> i can assure the honorable gentleman i receive recommendations from the secretary of skate about relating to scotland including regular representations that point out the scottish nationalists have the interest of scotland at heart they should remain part of the united kingdom. >> given my constituency, once again facing misery with an overtime band and strike action looming, does the prime mister agree with me the only way to end 18 months -- getting back down. >> my honorable friend is right. delays and destruction to their service and expert report found the main cause of widespread disruption was union action and for the sake of passengers get around the table and solve this dispute. >> thank you

and now i'll turn it over to mister morris. >>. >> mister chairman, ranking members. >> thank you for this opportunity to speak with you today about the amendments act of section 702. which as you heard is a critical national security authority. as you know section 702 it may only be used by the intelligence committee to target foreign persons located outside the united states. my name is paul morris, on the general counsel for operations at the intelligence community for almost 30 years and have been involved in the nsa communications section 702 since the law was passed in 2008. every day i have the opportunity to see the importance of 702 to the national security. i also participate in the robust oversight regime that governs section 702. those two subjects i would like to speak with you about today. section 702 is one of the most valuable operational authorities the intelligence community has, it's responsible for thousands of intelligence reports per year and terrorists recent examples of section 702 values. >> nsa's analysis of section 702 collection discovered the communication

we are no longer mister huh, mister park, mister noh and mister tony. we move as one, a band of bros through the night, the world, our oyster. >> anthony: oh show me the way to the next whiskey bar. i feel like a boy band. >> mister huh: is it the king? >> anthony: johnny cash. >> mister huh: johnny cash. >> anthony: yeah. >> anthony: all i can say is, thank god there was no karaoke. i must have blocked it out. all roads led here. i knew that. no escape. only embrace. i am now, after an evening of full-on cultural immersion, acutely aware of my role as big brother. my new salary men friends looking to me to set an example. >> anthony: all right guys, let's party. >> mister huh: pour on your head. >> server: i'll give it, soju. >> anthony: soju? >> man: nice to meet you. >> anthony: so, correct me if i'm wrong here. it's dried squid, m&ms and mixing your alcohols? >> daniel: yeah. >> anthony: it seemed like a good idea back at the office. yeah? ah! >> mister huh: okay! >> anthony: next i'll be performing a medley from mamma mia. come on baby, light my fi

with the ukrainian leaders sitting by his side, president trump that it was a great honor to meet mister poroshenko and a lot of progress has been made in the us relationship with ukraine. you can read more in the boston globe. ukrainian president met with james mattis. the two spoke with reporters afterwards. >> welcome to the pentagon, mister president, you and your delegation. i would just tell you this is a privilege or us to host you and your folks, we are keenly aware of what your nation has been going through. our two nations as we both know share interests. we also share more importantly a commitment and that commitment is to the principles that are underlying the international order. words like sovereignty, territorial integrity and freedom from coercion come to mind. we do not take such freedom for granted and we recognize this 2014 was a watershed year for security in europe. we also recognize the severe these that your people suffer. and even in the face of dangers aggression, cyber attacks or a neighbor shredding, your country his stroke shown a strong commitment to defend i

. >> thanks for your thoughtful answers and mister neil you are recognized. >> mister ambassador, i've requested in negotiations that we discussed in my office, you paid a visit and as we look at negotiations between the united states and eu, i'm hoping you can give us an update on the plan. there are 500 billion consumers in europe and different lifestyles. one of the things that we also found very interesting was that we actually suggested to president obama earlier on that juxtaposed the two trade agreements, europe and asia, we would have considered your first. the cause it was much easier to accomplish given the fact that there were many prospects of actually doing that. now to find that the administration i think needs to update us on what their plans are for asia, i think it's gotten an awful lot of potential for americans in the east coast if done correctly. the second question, perhaps you answered both, we already this week about or motor company deciding to build more cars not in mexico but in china. and importing those cars to the united states. it seems to be inconsistent

in 2012 mister glawe was named the deputy national intelligence manager of finance and transnational organized crime, before serving as chief intelligence officer for the united states customs and border protection office of intelligence. mister glawe is supporting the national security council as a special assistant to the president and senior director of homeland security. david, you've been asked to leave the department of homeland security's intelligence and analysts component at a time when we are facing complex evolving and continuous threats in the homeland. the intelligence community is tracing threats from the state and nonstate actors to our cyber and critical infrastructure and we continue to debate the scope and scale of our us intelligence collection and legal authorities. expect to hear a forceful advocate for the intelligence community on those discussions while maintaining a steadfast respect for the rule of law. as i mentioned to our nominees before this committee, i can assure you that the senate intelligence committee will continue to faithfully follow its charter

mister terry, might you be able to answer that? >> i think a disruption of the international order is something russia in a shortsighted way works to their benefit. i think it does not but i can't speak for them. i think what you're seeing here though is continued, the continued problems and threat not just to our own country, not just to western europe democracies they are trying to break any kind of multilateral alliance i think that is a stabilizing influence in the world. >> good, and i hope good in terms of your description, this is very helpful and i hope we will be able to get to the bottom of this. in our intelligence agencies have told us the russians conducted a successful cyber attack against our 2,016 elections. a few months later the russian strikes the same thing in france and now it appears they're trying to take us to a whole new level so i also though would like to ask for your help to clarify but us policy on this current dispute. after the saudi's cut off diplomatic and economic ties, the president immediately tw

>> thank you mister chairman. good morning mister secretary. mister secretary, i want to ask you for clarification, things that are in the budget. in your proposed budget. something that we've heard a lot about are the cost-sharing reduction subsidies. 72 percent of florida's affordable care act consumers benefit from these. and that's why i'm asking. now, it's hard to get a clear answer on this. the private market, the private market providing under the exchanges can't take the uncertainty of knowing whether or not the subsidies are going to be there. insurers have confirmed this to my questions when proposing rate hikes or even pulling out of the markets. because of the uncertainty. >> so can you confirm that the administration will continue to reimburse insurers for these subsidies that help so many of my constituents see a doctor. and i notice it in your budget through fiscal year 2018 what should we believe? >> as you know, this answer may not prove satisfying to you but the current court case is now house the price. so i'm the defendant i

i was in frisco colorado mister president. not that long ago. >> this is a place that everybody should visit. >> from all over the country, it's a tremendous skiing and hiking, wonderful people. and before i have a town hall meeting, i went and visited a healthcare center there, they are justifiably proud of. >> it turns no one away. it gives phenomenal primary care, it gives phenomenal dental care. they have to figure out every week how to get through but they always figure out how to get through so the people in frisco and the surrounding areas healthcare. this is not a poor community by american standards. and i asked if they resort community but there are people who lived there all year round, mister president, i asked the people at london clinic, who are the payers for healthcare in your country. >> who are they, what's the pay for healthcare here? and she said well, michael, medicaid is 33 percent which shocked me because if you are in rural colorado, the medicaid number is a lot higher than that because people don't hav

thank you, mister president. >> senator from maryland. >> thank you, mister president. i want to start by thanking my colleagues from the state of connecticut for bringing those powerful testimonies to the floor of the united states senate. all of us, all 100 of us spend back home in our state listening to people telling us those kinds of stories. i have gotten over 2500 phone calls in my office since thursday, all of them strongly opposed to this healthcare proposal, so-called healthcare proposal. some things improve with time. some things improve with age like red wine. some things get stinky or and smelly are the longer they sit out there. like rotten things. that is the case with this series of republican so-called healthcare bills, healthcare 2.0, trumpcare 3.0. they are all rotten to the core and the more they sit out there, the stink years a guess and the american people know it. take a look at the most recent congressional budget office report we have today. and these congressional budget office reports, and this latest version, and here is the pattern, tens of

mister trump said:" the new rasmussen poll, one of the most accurate in the 2016 election, just out with a trump 50% approval rating. that's higher than o's #'s!"

. >> thank you mister chairman. >> thank you mister chairman good morning gentlemen. i'd like to thank you both for your service and for being here today. first i would like to know my appreciation for this budget strong support for nuclear modernization and the comments that both of you made on this issue in your prepared comments and i know mister secretary, you alluded to that in your opening statement as well. i was pleased to see the departments request reflects the necessary prioritization for that nuclear modernization will thank you for that. generally, in your opening statement you said that you assess that within five years we will lose our ability to project power. and you put that in context? what is being unable to project power due to our ability to protect our homeland and deter conflict, meet our obligations to our allies, article 5 under nato forexample . >> i can center. from my perspective since the 1990s, thailand, russia, us capabilities from studied - munitions to our ability to project power. identify as our center of gravity, when and where nec

the president has denied that...mister trump's attorney reiterated that today. and comey said he fully believes he was fired for his refusal to drop the investigation into michael flynn...and his ties to russia. (sot) jamey comey/fmr. fbi dir: i was also confused by the initial explanation that was offered publicly that i was fired because of the decisions i had made during the election year. those were lies plain and simple. comey would not say whether he thought the president obstructed justice. comey was critical of president obama's attorney general, loretta lynch, for her offorts to downplay the hillary clinton email investigation. the president has not personally responded, instead letting his personal attorney say mister trump feels vindicated after hearing comey say he did tell the president three times, that the president was not being personally investigated for having ties to russia. (dan kerman)here at police hq in emeryville, atf investigators say those two fires at a san pablo avenue construction site, one this year and one last year were both arso

certainly hot, and everyone is taking care of themselves, and lot of people stopping by to use the mister tent to get a break. everyone walking around seems to be hydrating. >> reporter: anne strickland and her son from idaho and they did not expect the heat. >> going inside of the exhibit and the ice cream of course. >> reporter: and over at walnut creek, more people are coming over to cool off in the pool, and there are mister stations now for the lifeguards. >> we tell people to drink some water and cool off a little. by even the lifeguards are cooling down and i will tell them to jump into the water to cool off. >> i planned it back in january. >> reporter: louisa held her spot in the park to host a group of dads on father's day, and not what she predicted. >> well, it is just like easter with the rain or whatever, you go with the flow and hang in there. >> reporter: a spokesman for the kocounty fair says that they ar looking forward and getting ready for the next round of heat making sure they have the provisions and mister s as are working and the air conditioning is working properl

mister redding was at the white house meeting with aids but the white house pushing back on the comments saying he never met with the president, sean spicer releasing this statement, quote, mister reddy never spoke to the president regarding this issue with respect to the subject. only the president or his attorneys are authorized to comment. get ready. definitions appears it too:30 today and it is unclear if he will testify in a closed-door briefing as comey did. >> thanks so much. >> tucker carlson challenging the collusion conspiracy theories head on. >> sessions may strike you as unlikely having spent all his 70 years living in or representing alabama. an awfully long way from moscow, doesn't matter. everyone affiliated with the administration is a potential suspect these days. session says is a member of the senate armed services committee he talked on two separate occasions with the russian ambassador to the united states. tied into top democrat sessions must resignedly. almost all the claims you hear about russia are general rather than specific. russia hacked the election, you he

. >> mister president. >> senator from vermont. >> today's congressional budget office analysis of the trump mcconnell healthcare bill gives us 22 million reasons why this legislation should not see the heart of day. it tells us in truth that this bill really has nothing to do with healthcare. rather, it is an enormous transfer of wealth from the sick, the elderly, the children, the disabled and the poor into the pockets of the wealthiest people in this country. according to cbo, the report just came out a few hours ago, this bill would throw 22 million americans off of health insurance, cut medicaid by $770 billion, defund planned parenthood and substantially increase premiums for older americans. under this bill, a 64-year-old with an income of $60,000 could see his or her premiums increase from $4400 under current law to $16,000, an increase of nearly 800 - 850%. how are older workers in this country going to deal with an 850% increase in their premiums? meanwhile the trump/mcconnell bill would provide a $231 billion tax break to the top 2%, hundreds of billions more in tax breaks t

it wasn't about hearing either from mister rosenstein or mister sessions. it was about spin. she wasn't being shut down by male colleagues but bullying the witnesses and her colleagues were trying to maintain order. she is one of 100 people in the senate, but the kitchen is hot and if you are bullying a witness your associates will say stop it and that is what was happening. >> important to hear a thorough and full answer. if you want to know the truth give them an opportunity to say it. >> that is the other dynamic not only, not only russian meddling, they want to hear his answers, they knew what they were moving forward in the first place was effectively false. >> appreciate it as always. >> coming up, the biter caused a major car crash a woman slamming her car into a concrete light pole. justin bieber busted. the pop singer doesn't know the words to one of his own songs. [screaming] ♪ excuse me, are you aware of what's happening right now? we're facing 20 billion security events every day. ddos campaigns, ransomware, malware attacks... actually, we just handled all the p

mister comey took it a different way. this can't be mushy. if he thought the president meant something different then he said, he should have said, mister president, exactly what do you mean or are you telling me i should do this? you can't just sit and let this happen. i prosecuted lots and lots of cases. you can't prosecute somebody for hoping something. it doesn't work. i never heard of a case like that. >> comey treated democrats differently than he treated the president in recent months. >> the attempt of the democrats to turned coming back into a secular saint is not only hypocritical but laughable. he admitted his own cowardly nurse. he should have stood up and said mister president, we can not do this or i will resign or i have to go upstairs to my boss, the attorney general or to congress and tell them what is going on here because it shouldn't be. instead of that he didn't but he told us as he said earlier that with loretta lynch he folded like a cheap suit as well. >> despite many of the revelations that came from james comey's tes

mister steve paulson -- >> it's not easy sometimes. >> i know. >> did you have your coffee yet? >> are you kidding? >> do you have an iv drip in the morning? >> pretty much. >>> we do have a big change in the weather pattern. it's going to last into early next week. unseasonably cool system is approaching. it kinda kicked in a little bit yesterday but it was still in 80s. today we will be hard-pressed to get there. this system is looking stronger , a little wetter, it might even make it further south. with all that, that's really impressive for june. this will sweep in and it will slow down a little bit we will have increasing clouds throughout the day. low and high clouds. low clouds are there. they will get bumped along and allow the base to lift and make a good push. some higher clouds are inching into the north. the wind is turning more west southwest for some. due west at hayward. due north at half moon bay. most locations are west southwest i will keep an eye on this. if you have to travel, sometimes people go from vacaville or fairfield and i think the breeze will really

[applause] thank you very much mister speaker. we very much appreciate the speaker being with us and we're going to take a few questions, from the audience. we know we only have a little bit of time so i do want to start off with a very serious question mister speaker and house our friend steve? >> he doing a lot better, i saw him friday. [applause] is going to take more surgeries but he's responding. he's breathing on his own, he's talking. he grabbed somebody's phone and started texting away so he's doing a lot better. >> will keep him in your prayers. were going to open it up for questions and you can send us questions to the summit and a.org and also to add us at halftime and st summit. that's summit@nam.org or hashtag mst summit. so mister speaker, you specifically say you need our help in getting tax reform done, there's a lot of committed people to doing that. tell us one thing we can do back home in the district that can actually make a difference. >> you got to communicate with your employees, your employees how big a dea

at the end of this presentation, mister shirley will be signing books and copies are on sale in this tent and around the grounds so take advantage of that, take advantage. >> a quick word about buying books, it is a free event but it does, it does help the book festival if you buy a book. your bookseller, were publishers will want to send their authors here to speak withus. the first few books from our partners , help support one of the world great independent bookstores.it benefits the local economy and supports local jobs. so if you enjoy the program and you are positioned to do so, please buy books. all right. introduce this panel that we have here. tackling the familiar or that which we believe to be familiar is a challenge for even the most seasoned authors. he's an icon and a hero to many. his best book often illuminated which you are familiar with, let me try that again. done well, the best book with which we are familiar. >> bject we are familiar providing texture, context, nuance. the good ones speak to the soul. craig shirley is the author, reagan rising is that book. and c

mister mcmonagle for his passionate and powerful articulation of truth and thorough research to bolster the council, mister andrew wyatt for his skills in public relation to our team, diligently and intelligently come to our staff for the continuous commitment to our family and me and our children, grandchildren and other family who love us and our dear friends and supporters who never gave up on us to fight from bill cosby. >> power is the ability to define phenomena in a designed manner. power is the ability to define phenomena and make it matter. bill cosby, power is bad and the jurors that use their power to speak, power is bad. the legacy didn't go anywhere. it has been restored and for all those attorneys who conspired like gloria allred, tell them to go back to law school and take another class. >> i want to bring in rick leventhal. we heard if i'm not mistaken that young woman who was speaking was that his assistant? the gentleman in the purple tie was his attorney? >> the gentleman who was just speaking with andrew wyatt, spokesman for bill cosby. guided him out by the elbow. b

that sharp time mister savage is wearing? >> fabulous. >> thank you. >> that's enough love. let's go. low clouds are making a move . the breezes picking up and temperatures will be cooler today. there will be a few isolated areas near 80 well inland, but most will be in the 70s. 50s and 60s in the coast and bay with increasing clouds. higher clouds are inching closer. they will roll in late morning and early afternoon. will cloud up by tonight. by tomorrow rain moves in. it looks like a system is looking wetter and stronger heading into tomorrow which means it might make it down to san jose. i have seen projections of under 1/10 of an inch for san jose and one fourth of an inch for nap in santa rosa . the breezes picking up. 50s on the temperatures. if you 40s but a lot of 50s. impressive before june. it will keep us in a cool pattern all the way into the weekend. unseasonably cool. 60s and 70s for most. here is mister sal. speaking of cool. >> we do have some slow traffic out there already. some people are already out there doing stuff. i don't blame them. there are also so

though mister trump has played down the russia probe for months, in an interview broadcast today, he criticized his predecessor for doing too little about the hacking of democratic party and clinton campaign emails, and attempted hacks of state election databases. >> the c.i.a. gave him information on russia a long time before the election, and i hardly see it. it's an amazing thing. to me, the question is if he had the information, why didn't he do something about it? he should've done something about it. >> sreenivasan: in retaliation, president obama expelled 35 russian diplomatic personnel, seized two russian properties in the u.s., and imposed economic sanctions on russia-- after the election. today, trump adviser kellyanne conway said mister obama could have done more sooner. >> i have a question for the obama administration, why did you, "choke," in the name of one of their senior administration officials? why did you do nothing? why didn't you inform candidate trump? i know you thought hillary would win, but how could you not reveal important information about russia hacking?

mister bell supervisor unit including major crime unit, and community-based protection unit. i'm glad both of you could be here today and look forward to your testimony. last but not least, doctor jennifer markowitz, she hails from the international association of nurses, doctor markowitz is a nursing consultant who specializes in issues related to sexual assault and strangle asian including medical, forensic examinations and professional education and curriculum development. in addition to teaching workshops around the world she provides expert testimony, consultation and technical assistance to develop training materials and publications in forensic nurse examiners since 1995 doctor markowitz serves us back to the expert consultant for the jagged core of the us army, navy, marine corps and coast guard.in 2004 she was named thing was fellow of the association of forensic nurses. in 2012 she servedas president. thank you very much for being here and we look forward to your testimony. i'll hand it over to my cochairs or their opening statements , miss custer. >> thank you very

mister trump said:" the new rasmussen poll, one of the most accurate in the 2016 election, just out with a trump 50% approval rating. that's higher than o's #'s!" referring, it seems, to president obama. however, mr. obama's approval rating in the same rasmussen daily tracking poll actually stood at 56% at this time during his presidency. the latest national gallup poll places mr. trump's approval rating much lower than rasmussen at 39%. mr. trump again called the probe by special counsel robert mueller a "witch hunt," while one of his personal attorneys contradicted a trump tweet from last week where the president conceded he was under criminal investigation. >> i want to be really clear about this-- the president is not and has not been under investigation. >> how do you know? >> because we've received no notice of investigation. there has been no notification from the special counsel's office that the president is under investigation. >> sreenivasan: a member of the senate intelligence committee, which is conducting its own investigation, said today these semantics are irrelevant. >>

snyder and mister holmes. this committee earlier this year asked -- passed a bill to charge millionaires, people who won the lottery a little bit more, if in fact they had come into some extra money. to put it in perspective this policy change would mean billion -- billionaire medicare beneficiaries would only pay approximately 70 more dollars each month. that would save apparently several billion dollars. would you two support making millionaires on medicare pay their fair share to help extend the s chip and health center funds? that was supposed to have been asked by mister wallace but he is not here to ask it. >> i am happy to answer the question. as i mentioned in my testimony earlier and in my responses over the course of the hearing, in texas we are in support of personal responsibility and a level of personal responsibility and the programs that we administer, this is a good example of an opportunity to induce personal responsibility into one of our programs that is commensurate, ultimately with the ear

mister trump also said that he would do all that's mister trump also said that he would do all that's necessary to prevent similar threats from reaching the u-s. and a show of solidarity in new york.. the empire state building going dark overnight. a twitter post says the iconic tower shut off it's lights to honor the victims of saturday's attack. in annapolis-- families and friends gathered to honor fallen first responders. this was the scene on sunday at the maryland fire-rescue services memorial. it was an emotional day for loved ones remembering those who gave their lives to serve others. the weather was pretty nice over the weekend in the dmv. but farther north-- some residents in canada looked out their windows and got the shock of their lives. take a look at this! this huge funnel cloud touched down near the town of wimborne, in alberta, canada. no one was hurt, and officials say the winds only caused minor damage in few minutes it was on the ground. nevertheless-- residents say the video and the pictures, are still breath-taking. it's xx and we're just getting started. right n

, mister comey himself has encouraged you to release them. we ask you provide the committee topics of all memoranda you received from mister comey by no later than june 9, 2017. leaders of the house intelligence can be sent letters to comey requesting letters and white house counsel tom mcgann for any record the white house has of the meeting including any recordings of those conversations if they exist. leland: donald trump said we may get those soon. reaction from a good friend of the show, former assistant director of the fbi, appreciate you being here. we see a lot of you these days. we will get to the substance of what mister comey may or may not have done in a minute. back to the big headline, the president saying 100% all go under oath. do you think he consulted with his lawyer before saying that? >> no. difficult to me believe given the totality of the circumstances and complexity of all the issues that any lawyer would advise him to submit to tough questioning by a professional prosecutor under oath. leland: there is so much partisan

mister trump abandoned the landmark deal... and now the u-s joins syria and nicaragua as the only countries on the planet that are not on board. the president slammed the international treaty as bad for the american economy -- and particularly unfair to u-s tax payers. internationally , the u-n secretary general's office called it a "major disappointment"... but back at home, republican leadership signaled this was a major win for americans. (pam) coming up... the weekend is almost here and temperatures will be warmer but that will change next week...(grant) cheif meteorlogist birrtney shipp is back with what to expect when you wake up... seasonably cool conditions are expected today with slight warming friday and saturday as weak high pressure builds over california. an approaching low pressure trough will bring cooler temperatures to the area by early next week. ♪ ♪ nothing performs like a tempur-pedic. and now is the best time to buy one. now through june 11th, save $600 when you buy select tempur-pedic mattress sets. fi

mister trump abandoned the landmark deal... and now the u-s joins syria and nicaragua as the only countries on the planet that are not on board. the president slammed the international treaty as bad for the american economy -- and particularly unfair to u-s tax payers. internationally , the u-n secretary general's office called it a "major disappointment"... but back at home, republican leadership signaled this was a major win for americans. (pam) coming up... the weekend is almost here and temperatures will be warmer but that will change next week...(grant) cheif meteorlogist birrtney shipp is back with what to expect when you wake up... [ birds chirping ] [ inhales, exhales ] [ announcer ] cigarettes are not just dangerous when they're smoked. [ rat squeaking ] they're dangerous long after. cigarette butts are toxic. they release chemicals that poison our water... and harm wildlife. and millions... are polluting our environment. [ sniffing ] [ seagulls squawking ] seasonably cool conditions are expected today with slight warm

mister clapper a high-ranking obama official. with that katrina you worked our permanent public official. to borrow mrs. clinton's term. and it's pretty safe to say it by now that the only person that guides present trump is the president. and there was absolutely no -- no collusion. what type of collusion are we even talking about. one thing we been saying is that donald trump could have won the campaign. we were just gonna be there to help out. in some ways that's how it actually turned out. let me ask you about something else that has come up this week. the reason i ask you about it today is a new report of tmc this is the picture we blurted out part of it. they have their port about mister trump and his son thinking that the image here just about everybody comes out. he thought it was his dad. he thought may have been his dad. ken jennings for some reason weighed in on this and joked about it on twitter. he saw a very long net -- neck tie. he thought it was his dad and his little heart is breaking. he responded saying it take

stay close to that mister. this mister, water world in concord where people sought relief from the heat. the water park is open daily through the summer. everybody we talked to said you have to try the big kahuna, a raft ride for the whole family. >> it is super fun. a little scary. we're like 16 deep. we're having a great time. >> hi, mom. >> water world, california asked abc7 news to remind everybody bring your sun screen, flip-flops, a towel and also they recommend a bottle or two of water because you can still get dehydrated even though you're standing in the water. probably good advice wherever you're going in this heat. >> abc7 news is at lake merritt in oakland where we found a father and son in the shade taking a break from the heat. looks a lot different than yesterday, right, at the parade. >> for sure. >> others enjoying a nice walk or easy jog before it got too hot. a few sitting on the grass soaking in the summer sun. you'll want temperatures on how to stay cool on your fingertips, checked out the

that just shows you how important these misters are here. as the alameda county fair begins, so does a heat wave. >> drink plenty of water. >> wear loose fitting clothes. >> the second we walked into the fair, all he talked about was his ice cream. so we did a few rides and he got his ice cream. >> reporter: the alameda county fairgrounds sits on 600 acres, while there are thousands of trees, the concrete makes it hotter. >> we have our ambulances ready to go, in case we have a heat emergency, we're able to go and get the patient and bring them back here. >> reporter: fire and ems have added a gurney to their >> winter was very cold and we're very concerned about the heat and we're expecting temperatures well over 106. >> these animals are in the shade and handlers will water them down multiple times during the day. hydration is crucial for humans and pets. the fair is expected to draw more than 5,000 people during a 20-day run, and the first few days are going to be sizzling with father's day being one of the hottest. in pleasanton, lonnie

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that just shows you how important these misters are here. as the alameda county fair begins, so does a heat wave. >> drink plenty of water. >> wear loose fitting clothes. >> the second we walked into the fair, all he talked about was his ice cream. so we did a few rides and he got his ice cream. >> reporter: the alameda county fairgrounds sits on 600 acres, while there are thousands of trees, the concrete makes it hotter. >> we have our ambulances ready to go, in case we have a heat emergency, we're able to go and get the patient and bring them back here. >> reporter: fire and ems have added a gurney to their tools. >> winter was very cold and we're very concerned about the heat and we're expecting temperatures well over 106. >> these animals are in the shade and handlers will water them down multiple times during the day. hydration is crucial for humans and pets. the fair is expected to draw more than 5,000 people during a 20-day run, and the first few days are going to be sizzling with father's day being one of the hottest. in pleasanton,

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at the water misters. >> they are amazing. those are like the hidden spots so we might head over there again. >> and some sought relief at the wave in dublin, offering free rec swim fren 6:00 and 8:00 this weekend. the heat wave may feel like the dog days of summer but it didn't stop the style witnessed at corgi-conand take in the evening breeze back at the fair. >> when we get a nice breeze through the property so in the evening we've been seeing larger crowds. >> reporter: because a little heat shouldn't keep you away from your favorite fare treat. >> abc 7 news. >>> the weather is prompting a warning from fire crews. abc 7 news was in oakland yesterday where the temperatures may have contributed to a grass fire that shut down highway 13 at redwood road for hours. firefighters are warning everyone to be careful during the hot, dry weather. they also warn people not to throw cigarette butts out car windows. >>> in the bay area, this is where you want to go to beat the heat, head to the beach. and the beach reached a high of 8

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try the water misters. >> they are amazing. they are the hidden spots and we might head over there again later tonight. and i think it is 104 out here. and walking around and trying to stay in the shade and have cold drinks and slurpee and iced tea and just enjoying the weather. >> and for the east bay, get relief at the wave in dublin. looks look a lot of fun. the water park offering free rec swimming today from 6:00 to 8:00. >>> and happening today, santa rosa city officials opening a cooler center to help people beat the heat there. the temperatures expected to peak around 103 degrees. the cooler center is located inside of the finley community certainty and doors open at 11:00 and close at 7:00 tonight. water will be provided. but what won't be there is a tv. so you want to make sure to bring the books, music and laptops, keep yourself entertained and limited space so visitors could only have a small tote for each person and no animals other than service animals are allowed. >>> more news now, police in the east bay looking