and then there was like this barrage of gunfire, and you could hear, bam, bam, bam, bam, bam. it was unbelievable that this would happen in broad daylight. >> the gunshots pierce the quiet serenity of the neighborhood and residents are concerned but feel that the homeowner did the right thing by shooting back. >> i'm very watchful where we live, and think everybody has a right to defend their property. >> the police release the surveillance video to the media. it results in a flood of anonymous tips that eventually results in arrests of two of the four suspects. >> we have a warrant outstanding for your a third suspect, and the fourth suspect, we're still trying to identify. >> a bullet through the windshield of the car injuries the driver of the vehicle during the gunfight. >> he was not mortally injured. we do have a warrant for him. he was identified. at this point we're still looking for him. >> the number of home invasions in the tucson area appear to be rising according to the woman. she's covered crimes in these parts for 31 years and her reports of invasions are more f

>> that nurse was like wham bam bam. you're done kid. >> i'm exhausted.e can all ask questions to the wonderful amethyst and her mom, kristin and her aunt ashley. welcome to "right this minute" via skype. >> well done amethyst. >> thanks for having us. >> kristin, let's start with you. how long has she had an issue with shots? >> all her life. she's known about this shot for almost a year and has been panicking. the last three mons almost every single day she's been ask ing i just knew i hait. amethyst once we see this video, you said that's not so bad. are you going to react the same way in a couple of months when you have to get this shot again? >> oh, i can get it done. >> they're just so creepy. i don't like things going through my skin. >> what did you think, amethyst when you saw this video? when you went back and saw how scared you actually were? >> i was like oh, why did i act like that? >> how do you feel then about the fact that your video being so funny, is now being seen all around the country? >> it's crazy. >> i told her it proonl wouldn't g

. >> i hear a tree monday did you say crash boom, bam, bam, glass breaking whatever. i come downstairs. this joist right here is inside my window. >> reporter: in your house. >> another one came inside that window. >> reporter: the partial collapse came after years of crumbling made worse by damage from a backyard tree knocked down by hurricane sandy several years ago. magill's cable tv line was ripped out debris was everywhere. and second floor walls no longer held together by the back wall are badly out of plum. >> that whole wall can collapse. and i'm fearful of that. it might destroy my house or i might be killed. >> reporter: he reached out to the city's department of licenses and inspections repeatedly over the years but not nowhere. >> no response. absolutely no response. >> reporter: in fairness li did come out in madamed april branding the neighboring home unsafe. but thousands of city properties fit that description. it could take months, even years to get the property torn down. >> i don't come to the back any mr. because it just brings tears to my eyes. i

bam, bam, bam. i said, oh, man. and i let him go. >> you were severely stabbed. i'm just curious how you wouldn't have felt that. >> because i was enjoying fighting. >> but fighting has led to one of the greatest regrets of ellerman's life, the loss of a relationship with his 13-year-old son. he has only heard from him once in the past eight years. >> i wish my son would get to know me before i die. i sure do. when he was born, i swore to him as he was looking at me, never come back to prison. i told him i quit fighting. i lied to him. i don't want my son to end up like me. anyway, i never knew my father. he disappeared out of my life when i was 5 years old, but he died. i didn't get a chance to meet him. all i ever heard about him he hung out in bars, he was a fighter, he was really tough. i didn't think that that's what i wanted to be, but that's what i turned into, and i don't want him to subconsciously try to turn into me. i do not -- i'd rather see anything than my son going to prison, anything. anything. >> ready to go? >> after being caught with a shank an

everybody loves bam the president loves bam, i love bam, we funded them. but they're really before smart growth. after the president visited with those young people. they're getting dozens of calls a day from all over the world, bring bam here. and bam smartly said we need to sure up our model first make sure chicago is secure the funding is coming in, sometimes when you get famous people think you're set and stop writing checks. they had to focus on their first market. now several years in, they're just now thinking about the first replication, on that point, teach for america, what they did they were in a similar problem, they created a whole separate unit, teach for all that was about helping to do some of this scale, so it didn't zbrakt their core growth. >> questions, i'm going to take two at a time. these two gentlemen. >> thank you. larry checko, i would like to piggyback on what donald said about what keeps these neighborhoods down. there's predatory lending going on in these communities. regarding credit card debt spp someone can lose their house

. >> bam, bam, bam. >> they creep into your personal space. >> i was freaking out.g and screaming. >> they leave with your hard-earned possessions. >> took my jewelry, money, safe, my computers, and they walked away from the front door. >> in this hour, over-the-top neighbors. naked intruders. >> went inside and took his clothes off and trashed the place. >> bbl

most being in the presence of lindy boggs who stood for something so special and he was a true capital bamfighting for equality and for the disadvantaged, cordial confidence and you could feel the history -- [applause] you could feel the history and her knowledge in the realm. and in a way she was picking taking up the mantle were so many of the women cokie writes about in her books left off in history. so it's in your lineage obviously to write these books and chronicled his history for all of us. cokie, you are a true capital dame. we also note -- [applause] we also know writing is really, really hard work and we know how much work you put into it. so we toast you tonight for the great work. [applause] and now someone much more important than me, steve roberts. [applause] >> well what am i pushing those words about my mother-in-law. this is not a typical mother-in-law to have. in fact, what you didn't mention when you look at the capital the only room in the capitol different woman is named for lindy boggs. [applause] you talk about a true capital dame and there's a former congresswoman

i want you to take bam bam. >> sergeant erby leads one of maricopa's special response teams. s.w.a.t.-like unit of highly trained sheriff's deputies. >> you all want them cuffed and brought out of there? for right now we're going to put them in the holding tank until after we search. >> are we searching first? >> yeah. all right? you've got a green light. all right? let's go. >> now with suspected gang activity on the rise, the team has been called in to clean house. >> how are you doing, man? >> we have identified several individuals that we deem to be heads of certain races. we've got chicano race, we've got the pisa race. and we've got the white race. so when there's issues, we end up with racial, basically wars. >> check your equipment. >> go, go, go, go, go. >> get down! >> get on the ground! >> get on the ground! >> get on the ground now! >> i want them out. put your hands on the back wall. let's go! >> come on down here and have a seat. i want you to sit down, take your hands off your head. gentlemen, those of you sitting on the floor, there will be no talking. >> open

goes to the department he needs and, bam, out. >> hair stray day, extra shellac. it is needed this morning. look at breezes 24 miles per hour. that is at fairfield. blowing straight toward sacramento. 14 at oakland. sfo, too. 12 at san carlo. the breezes are the bridge story. that is why we are cooler-than-average. a cross wind is coming from the west and blows toward alcatraz. slow sunshine a cool breeze today. we are going to have cooler nights. less clouds. it got chilly this morning if you let the window open. showers are mainly northeast of us and we will take a look at what is going do happen today in the south bay. we wily 70 in san jose gilroy and los gatos and everyone else is in the mid-to-upper 60s. from 64 at santa cruz to santa clara and cupertino at 69. we have a last mid-to-upper 60s on the peninsula and at millbrae shooting through the san bruno gap keeping you at 61. and dim keep the clouds stubborn along the peninsula coat, mid-50s for you and upper 50s in twin and south san francisco where we will see the sunshine this afternoon. sausalito is 61

. >> about 2:00 o'clock in the morning, i hear a tremendous crash, boom, bam bam.lass breaking whatever. >> reporter: it was about two week ago during a heavy wind and rainstorm that the long vacant home next to bill magill's place finally gave way. most of the rubble tr from the partial collapse landed on the ground but two large wooden beams acted like missiles with bill's home as the target. >> you got two joist right come through your windows. >> right, through my windows. >> reporter: backyard tree knocked down several years ago during hurricane sandy further damaged what was already a dangerously deteriorating structure. each new storm brought new concerns. culminating with that april collapse. magill says he called the city's dement of licenses and inspections repeated to report the danger. >> okay. bye, sir click no response. absolutely no response. >> reporter: in fact back on april 13th l and i had posted the neighboring property as quote unsafe. problem is that designation does little to get prompt action. so i got involved. i snapped a photo of the coll

she said, tony, what the [ bleep ], and bam, bam, started shooting. >> i heard wood cracking. i knew somebody was trying to break in my front door. and stuff so by the third big bang i dropped my cell phone, i took out my gun, it was already cocked and everything. i looked around the side of my bedroom door, and the third big bang, there's three guys standing there. my ex-roommate and two other gentlemen i've never seen before. i told them to get the [ bleep ] out of my house. and everything. i had my gun at them. the guy in the middle had a .12 gauge shot gun. he was kneeled on the ground. he knew what he was doing. he kept telling us to put our weapons down. i said no, get out of my house. i made sure to point it to the right of them so they knew i wasn't shooting at them. shot off the gun, pointed back at them and said get the [ bleep ] out of my house. and i didn't think they were really going to do it, but the guy shot off a .12 gauge. >> she says she was struck in the chest and face but didn't immediately realize her eye was damaged. >> i went into the bathroom, i looked

and them i was like, "bam!" and then i slapped the study onto charlie's desk,

bring bam he they smartly saidre. , we need to shore up -- bring bam here. they lisette, we need to shore up -- they smartly said, we need to shore up first. teach for america, they created a whole separate unit. teach for all. bringing some of it to scale so wouldn't distract from the poor work. -- their core work. >> questions. lots. >> thank you. i would like to piggyback onto what they said on what keeps these communities down. i think he mentioned payday lenders. credit card debt. somebody could lose their house. i think policy needs to be implemented. i would call this cannibalistic capitalism. we are eating our own. i like making money, but not of somebody else's back. can we talk about how policies could be changed? thank you. >> i resonated with what they said. a couple of the issues -- health . elevated blood levels over 20. how do we have interventions early on? also older adults need resources in communities. [inaudible] is this on? i want to hear other examples. >> let's keep common short so we could get -- let's keep comments short so we could

bam! 20-point game! >> i think it's well deserved, right? yesterday in oakland, curry helped the warriors to a victory. >> the last warrior to win the mvp was rick chamber land in the -- chamberland in the '50s. >> and you were in high school. >> yes, and you were in college! [ laughter ] >> we tried to scurry to the closest place to watch curry. good morning, everybody. boy, what a weekend it was. >>> i hope you had a good weekend. let's head outside and get you prepared for work and get the kids to school today. notice the cloud cover. it's overcast. we have patchy fog over the shore. temperatures in the 50s right now. over this morning, fog toward the coast. that helps you prepare for the morning ahead. temperature-wise today, slightly below savage in many areas. only minute -- below average in many areas. 73 in morgan hill. east of the bay, 10 to 20. temperatures in the low to mid- 70s. otherwise, talking about north bay at 56 degrees at petaluma. 81 in lake port. the full forecast, though, coming up. first, morning, liz! >>> off to a gr

top of the second, bryce harper, bam, look out, home run. ties it at 1-1. bryce harper's 16th of the year. the story of the game was monster max scherzer. this fly ball is off the wall. max scherzer is on his horse. my gracious, shoving around third. here comes the throw, safe at home! max scherzer, eight innings winning his fourth straight ball game. miami, the orioles-marlins. caleb joseph, right on cue. center field. to run score. the birds fly, holding on to win, the final 8-5. this is a great weekend for lacrosse fans. the maryland men play john hopkins tomorrow for the championship, while tonight the women played. she scored two goals. the terps move on to the title game. maryland has won 12 national titles and 31 appearances, which is a ncaa record. the nba eastern conference finals. lebron james knew he had to carry the extra load because of the injury to kyrie irving, and he goes off. 11 assists, nine rebounds, a triple-double. lebron had 30 points. the cavaliers take game two and have a 2-0 lead over atlanta. the new york rangers have tied their s

>> about 2:00 o'clock in the morning, i hear tremendous crash, boom, bam, bam, glass breaking whatever>> reporter: it was would two weeks ago during a heavy wind and rainstorm that the long vacant home next to bill magill's place finally gave way. most of the rubble from the partial collapse landed on the ground but two large wooden beams actor like missiles with bill's home as the target. >> you got two joint of joists come right through your windows? >> right. right through my windows. >> reporter: backyard tree knocked down several years ago during hurricane sandy further damaged what was already a dangerously deteriorateing structure. each new storm brought new concerns culminating with that april collapse. magill says he call the city's dement of licenses and inspections repeatedly to report the danger. >> okay. bye, sir. click, non response. absolutely no response. >> reporter: in fact back on april 13th l and i had posted the neighboring profit as quote unsafe. problem is that designation does little to get prompt action. so i got involved. i snapped a photo of the collapse scen

. >> if you have a different opinion here this guy goes full force and, bam! >> wow! >> okay. what's going on here? >> the incredible force of the horsepower behind those cars and hit that is they're taking against these walls. you can see it in slow motion and boom crunch. wheels on that right-hand side they're too much. >> these guys share the same -- >> i don't believe so. i think that course is just that difficult. i've got to look at the track near the top of the -- >> it does look like at some point some people made it. >>> the theme of driving the wheels off continues in this next video. rally racing all in. these guy goesing as fast as they can when suddenly the wheel falls off. >> oh, the steering wheel. >> i like how he's trying to turn it with his hands. >> it looks like one of those quick release steering wheels that drivers and race cars have. they can pop the steering wheel off. exit the vehicle in an emergency. that axle appears to be broke. will he give up right way? >> no. >> maybe he's just trying to get off the course. but -- >> no! >> -- he really hits the

> out of all these years that i was on drugs, i was finally clean, doing good, and all of a sudden, bam, back in jail. it's like i hurt my mama again, you know. >> the trespassing charges were quickly dropped, but because jones was on parole at the time of his arrest he would have to be detained in jail until the parole commission completed its own investigation. we joined him on the morning of his hearing. >> on the day that he was going to his hearing he was very nervous and rightfully so because he was going to find out whether he was going to go back to prison for a few years or go back on the street. >> mr. jones, you can come on in. >> at the hearing jones would again be confronted by his arresting officer who said his trespassing violation might not be as minor as it seems. >> a majority of the people that commit the larger crimes are committing the smaller crimes. and if you take those individuals that are committing the smaller crimes, and you put them in jail for those, they're not out to commit the bigger ones. his charges were armed robbery multiple times. what's the old say

and my life just hit me like bam. so -- >> why, what happened? >> i was able to think. i was able to clear my head of all the false realities that i done fed myself throughout the years. >> he had the policy of good seeming core despite that really horrible background and upbringing. >> jo stevens was joe's therapist during the entire time in isolation. >> it boggles my mind that anyone would choose illinois's limited resources to keep him in prison. you cannot recreate due process in law for cases that are decades old. >> many victims of violent crime are taking a stand that cases can now be reopened. jennifer jenkins was motivated by a case, her pregnant sister and brother-in-law were murdered. >> i was completely retraumatized by the fear of this offender possibly being released and having to face him again, going through two years of the legal proceedings in his case was devastatingly overwhelmingly difficult. >> the illinois supreme court first ruled on davis's faith in 2014, deciding on reresentencing. >> make no mistake about it, judge. this was a shooter. >> law

. >> bam! >> it looks like it was a surprise like oh, well there it is. and the baby looks healthy. >> do cops learn how to deliver a baby? >> they have to in this day and age. it seems to happen a lot. >> this is the beauty of giving birth, right? one second she was screaming, in pain. the next, you can see her. there's a big smile on her face. >> glowing. >> full of love. posted these photos of them holding the baby all wrapped up all cleaned up. >> they named the baby cocoa. >> baby sergeant major. >> no. >> no? >> lieutenant baby. >> you guys. oh yeah that sounds like a great idea. >> captain cutie baby. >> here's my child, lieutenant baby. baby. >> i have a video dash cam. you can all guess what country it's from. >> russia. >> have i got the wrong -- hang on. let me drag this through where is it happening? no wait. that was a bit too -- oh, sorry. i seem to be -- >> is this part of your story telling? because i'm really confused right now. >> it is part of the pitch. watch what happens. huge accident. i keep scrolling -- watch what happens when i le

they have created a 1,000-meter radius exclusion zone after the discovery of a world war ii bam in thebombhey were ordered to clear the area. >> the special thing about this find that the bomb is very large with the weight of 1,000 kilograms. 60% that have weight is explosives. if it were to explode a massive area would be effected. >> madagascar's parliament will release its president now it will be decided by the constitutional court. the president came to power in january of last year. his critics say he has not delivered on economic promises. >>> in india a severe heatwave has killed more than a thousand people most of the deaths have been in the southern states. a red alert has now been issued in those states. in some areas temperatures have climbed to 50 degrees celsius every day for the last five weeks. but there is relief in fight. forecasters say that monsoon rains should hit india in the next few days. >>> nigeria will pay the money it owes to oil countries to end the fuel crisis. most companies in nigeria rely on diesel generators for power. we have the latest now from the capit

have done is put these together bam boo huts. the principal never expected so many kids to be here but it is important that they be here. he gave is speech saying if another earthquake comes, it will be okay it will be fun, trying to reassure the children. >> this is the official first day at school. not every school will be in this state. all schools will get together and chart a way forward to make sure children have an educational future to look forward to and a chance to be together after a few weeks. >>> in iraq fighters from the islamic state of iraq and levant launched a string of attacks. eight suicide car bombers attacked an army headquarters killing 20 soldiers. the attacks happened in the village east of fallujah. we'll go to the iraqi capital of baghdad. i.s.i.l. fighting to expand their territory? >> that is right. what they are doing is mounding more car bomb attacks. they have used them to devastating affects. it's a classic tactic that i.s.i.l. used. what is happening in this attack is a first waive of suicide bom

being warned i estimated 50 feet standing across the street there are two parking lanes between the bam but with each lane approximately 10 to 12 feet and complaints by the neighbors that is happening for calls for service so captain and i brought the owner and manager of the became but it was very good meeting we went over our concerns and did problem solve from adjusting the volume so it can't go over a certain level and brought in sound abstractions a couple of days later i didn't see any complaints over the last weekend other note that was a large-scale fight at the seller on sutter street about 12347 a large fight went from inside the club out to the street according to the cab there were upwards of 20 feet blocking the traffic the police were called and patrons fled the area 4 days later a patron filed a report he'd been attacked by security i contacted the owner and she sent me a detailed security report and in the security report 9 statement from workers from the management or bar staff or security and so looking at this from the security report as far as the statement it seems

i think if you step bam -- they always suck us into these debates who is sidney blumenthal working for, did they report this speech. the larger thing here are the mechanics are the message. she went into this job determined to use private e-mail put it on is server in her living room. the clinton's personal wealth, and other goals of the clinton foundation. it's all a mix. and i think they deliberately built a structure that allowed them to get away with these things. >> i should add that sidney blumenthal is not talking publicly so far. his lawyer has said he will cooperate. >> we do know all these e-mails were not about chelsea's wedding plans. >> yoe kba. >> or goga routines. >> he knew the youtube video was a cover for a planned al qaeda attack. half a world away. >> go ahead, kim. >> this brings up a really good point. the only reason we probably know about these blumenthal e-mails is that mr. blumenthal's account was hacked a couple years ago and they were put online. would we have ever been told about these e-mails otherwise? would she have deleted them along with the rest? >> t

people who were just starting to normalize, and starting to go bam home they are absolutely petrifiedpeople are preparing to spend the night outside. a lot of the houses which were qualified as yellow as in they could be used after some maintenance, those buildings have now come down. so it will be a while before people are going to trust their homes. >> did you experience the jolt from the quake yourself? and can you describe what it felt like? >> reporter: horrible. that's what i would say. >> yeah. >> reporter: i was actually trying to go -- yeah. i was back at home there was -- people started screaming, coming out in -- in a rush and everybody was in a state of panic, and all you can do is freeze. that's what i felt like. i was just frozen to the ground and after a while, you know, when the shaking stopped, you -- when you stopped -- when you get up you just keep shaking for a while, and after shocks are still there. i mean -- the -- you feel constantly being jolted. it's not a very comfortable feeling. >> i imagine constantly feeling on edge. thank you so much from kathmandu. >>

open my eyes to the limit i place on myselfism programs like [inaudible] ignite the droiv that are bam barded with message of hopelessness [inaudible] considering sth campus closeier and class cancelation and [inaudible] i have drive. i have ambition and i'm part of a empowered community that seeks to make san francisco very proud. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. good afternoon. supervise rbs we are so very grateful to you and city attorney ararea for your support. i'm susan lopez and a ccsfes teacher. the enrollment campaign from 2012-2015 is a all volunteer campaign primarily faculty and student volunteer to address credit and non credit enrollment through on the ground efforts. while most or all zip codes in san francisco receive the attention of the volunteer, this study compared the zip codes that were strusteejicly selected in advance >> student receive the highest focus of those that were not so targeted. many criteria were used to indicate enrollment putension. for example house hold income was one. the data shows areas we targeted showed better result said. we were targ

bam. >> the warriors have found their way to the conference finals. if you are trying to find your way stom where. this warrior can help. leandro barbosa, "the brazilian blur." took a little time away from plays like this. to hit the studio and record directions for the gps, app. >> you have leandro, voice by voice navigation in english and portuguese. the nba is a global a global fan base. >> he can direct traffic on the court and make the road safer. we want people to use the voice. and turn by turn navigation. >> barbosa who is one player what will tell you where to go. scott budman. nbc, bay area news. >> might be wondering how to hear leandro barbosa give directions if you didn't have it download waze-app. w-a-z-e. settings. his voice. >> the fire at quimby and east capital expressway. new information here. 20 different fire engines are on scene. we are starting to see them out there battling with the, hoses and the water you. can start to see white smoke. in parts. however still uncontained. we are watching roads which as of just a couple of min

king, bam, show time. nothing else mattered. >> b.b. king suffered from diabetes and dementia.oroner says he died from a series of mini strokes. he was 89 years old. >>> next at 11:00, a night to remember for one local high school student. the surprise in store at his senior prom. >>> tracking more heat, more humidity making its way our way. also tracking thunderstorms. i'll show you when they arrive. >>> new tonight, one more tribute to one of d.c.'s finest. >> rest in peace, brother. hundreds of people said goodbye to a fallen firefighter. lieutenant kevin mccray died just over a week ago. he collapsed while fighting a two-alarm fire in the shaw neighborhood of the city. the mayor, d.c. council members and the fire chief spoke at mccray's homecoming service. after an emotional final ride through the district mccray was taken off duty for the last time. >> will the mcrae has extinguished the blaze and answered his last alarm. his job complete. the officers and members of the d.c. fire and ems department are honored to salute lieutenant kevin mcrae for a job well done. rest in

so far bases loaded bam! brandon crawford a 5th inning grand slam! career high 6 rbi tonight.far giants are handling things 9-0 in the 6th >>> pga roy mickel roy took over the charlotte, north carolina course 11 birdies, no bogeys. the world's top player fired a course record 61. rory >>> memphis grizzlies probably still smoldering after they lost to the golden state warriors yesterday. 39 years since we were in the western conference finals. safe to say steve kerr is riding the wave. >> i jumped on board and the train was already rolling. >> how many times do you see this steph curry, 62 feet! >> oh. >> that closes the 3rd quarter last night. more three's in this series than the team. lucky shot or practice makes perfect? >> how often do you practice that shot? >> every day. and that's not a lie. >> probably shouldn't tell you this but before you guys get into the gym every day at practice as we're warming up the whom team is firing full court -- the whole team is firing full court shots, half court shots, drop kicks, i like the drop kick personally. um, so every day we got m

>>> shia militia join the fight to win bam ramadi after the sunni city falls to isil. >>> hello. this is al jazeera live from london. also coming up. >>> the eu ministers approve a mission to deal with people smugglers in libya. >>> at least 49 dead after a landslide strikes a town in northwest colombia. >>> and thousands rally in support of macedonia's prime minister after mass protests urging him to go. >>> hello. shia mailitias are gathering nera maddy preparing for a counterattack after the islamic state of iraq and levant captured it on sunday reportedly killing as many as 500 iraqi civilians and soldiers. the shia groups are mobilizing as an army base 30 kilometers east of ramadi the capital of the mainly sunni anbar province. the iraqi government called them after the soldiers fled the city. in the last 22 hours they stepped aur raids in the area carrying out 19 strikes near the city. iran, which backs the shia militia, will help the iraqi government to confront isil if it's asked. isil fighters advance east from ramadi towards the base where the shia militias are gatherin

. >> bam. >> national airport just seems to warm up. >> feels like vegas in here when we do this. >> unbelievable. >> it is. >> vegas? which vegas are you going to? let's talk about temperatures right now. still 65 degrees at reagan national. south wind at 7. what an evening it has been. going to be a nice cool night tonight. going down into the 50s . might see a few in the upper 40s . frederick, 57. 66hagerstown. you see the real comfortable. looks like it will be a warm start to the week coming up. today, we were 84. tomorrow, 86. i think we will be back in the mid 80s tuesday as well. by tuesday afternoon, thunderstorms will threaten. wednesday, as a front gets closer to us. wednesday might have a better chance of showers and storms. a little cooler. but that is the way above average. average temperature high right now is in the low 70s . and next weekend? we will have more 80s . we could be back in the mid 80s saturday and mother's day. i showed you a moment ago, pretty quiet around here. had showers an storms in chicago. they are weakening. but you see awe the stuff coming from

the last thing i would say this is interesting in the case of bam. everybody loves bam.ut they're really about smart growth after the president visits with his young people, we're getting dozens of calls a day from all over the world bring bam here and tried once more he said when he did shore up our model first but when you to make sure chicago is secure the funding is coming in because sometimes when you get famous people think you're all set and stop writing checks. they had to focus on their first market before they can go anywhere else. and now several years in they are just thinking about the first replication. on that point, teach for america, what they did because there in a similar problem they greater a whole separate you know teach for all that was not helping to do some of this has to. so it didn't distract their core growth. >> it's your turn. questions, lots. i'm going to take two at a time introduce yourself. let's take these over here. these two gentlemen. >> thank you. larry chuckle. i'd like to piggyback onto what donald and. said about what keeps a lot

. >> it was bam and it was out. >> reporter: school janitor dan said if that instant was just a few secondslier he would would be dead. >> i i would have been gone. no question. it blew it apart. yeah i feel lucky. >> reporter: police say shortly before 2:00 this afternoon, this black pickup truck drove straight into a wall at lower moreland high school. eyewitness josh, says he watched the car accelerate with no sign of braking. >> i saw a black truck. i saw it rev its engine and smoke coming from it. i her it gun down the parking lot all the way down until i heard this gigantic whack. >> the driver was pronounced dead at the scene. the truck struck several water pipes causing flooding and cutting power to the high school school. less a minute away from changing dan's lifer. >> i've already thanked god more than once. >> reporter: the work now is speedy repair. not only patching that whole but fixing any flooding left over and restoring power after what happened in this accident. in the meantime, no word yet on if school will start on monday. school officials will make that decision on sun

. >>> president other bam a a maid a visit talking about community policing. the president met there with police and some young people to get their take on the department's initiatives. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan was there. >> reporter: known for years as america's most dangerous city camden is gaining a new reputation as one of the country's most progressive communities. >> fit is working here, it can work anywhere. it can work anywhere. >> reporter: speaking at camden crock center president obama recognized the strides camden, and violent crime by 20 percent. since becoming running a county run department. it noise coincidence that companies are running to the city. >> people in camden still face very big challenges but this city is on to something. you have made progress in just two years. that is why i'm here because we want to focus on the fact that other cities across america can make similar progress. >> reporter: camden's community policing places emphasis on foot patrols and neighborhood interaction. they read to children and check with bu

owe bam invoke story history of the university as she urged new graduates to face their fear and doubts with courage and conviction. she told 500 graduates to trust themselves and chart their own course toes leave a positive productive mark on the world. >>> it was also graduation day for a whole bunch of colleges and universities across our region. here at chestnut hill college hundreds of graduates some with brightly decorated caps received their degrees. several honorary doctorates also awarded. >>> at harcum college in bryn mawr it was a procession of purple for these graduates. hundreds of graduating seniors marched down montgomery avenue making their way to commencement. >>> in a gwynedd valley it was the 66th commencement. class of 20 is 15 gwynedd mercy's largest graduating class with 1880 students. i've got a to-do list and five acres of fresh air. top three tools: hammer, screwdriver, front loader. happiness is a drive-over mower deck. a john deere dealer can teach tractors to anybody. in the right hands, an imatch quick-hitch could probably cure most of the world's problems.