minneapolis. >> stunning success defeating hunger worldwide. the u.n. said despite natural disasters and political instability, more than 200 million people are no longer suffering from hunger. even though the world's population has increased by nearly 2 billion people. the u.n. credit is improving agriculture and social services for pushing down the number of hungry people around the world. that is all of our time. thank you for being with us. i'm tony harris in new york city. the news continues next live from london. >> hello there i'm felicity barr. this is the news hour live from london. coming up seven top officials of fifa are arrested for bribely charges and investigations into russia and qatar and their world cups. >>> arrests made where fifa president is now

a study of the minneapolis/st. paul region shows if we were to end these inequities by 2040, we could have $32 billion more of personal income sitting on the table. so this is important to me as a human being, frankly. knowing what's happening in my community. knowing that it's just wrong on a moral level. and then as a mayor who has stewardship of our city and the public safety in our city, but also has stewardship of our economic future. >> thank you, mayor. so, mayor, again, if we could just have you say as well why here, why is this so important for you? mayor shaff: well, good morning. my name is libby shaff the newly elected mayor of oakland california, my hometown. and growing up in oakland, you know, the sense of violence was something that held the city back. i remember being a little girl scout and going to my first national encampment and somebody asking me if i was afraid to live in oakland. and the performance of our public schools had been the other thing that just always felt like it was holding our

. >> reporter: janee harteau is the minneapolis police chief. the department is currently facing 30 lawsuits alleging excessive force that date back a number of years. in 2012 when the chief took over, there were more than 1,400 incidents reviewed by internal affairs. the chief says that number dropped to 934 in 2013 because of her emphasis on community policing. she hopes the cameras will build even more trust with the community. >> operation is very simple for the officer. >> reporter: the department is going ahead with plans to outfit most of its officers with cameras by the end of this year. >> go back to your car. >> reporter: even though the rules are still being written. vinita nair, cbs news, new york. >> glor: the death toll from the earthquake in nepal is now over 7,200. u.s. military aircraft arrived today, including four ospreys which will begin relief flights tomorrow. many villages still have not received aid. seth doane is in kathmandu. >> reporter: by helicopter today we saw just how remote some of these villages are. we're trave

minneapolis is one city. city saps home to the country's large isest somali population. last month the fbi arrested six men there who are allegedly planning to head overseas to join i.s.i.l. diane eastabrook spoke to somali mocts who worriedmothers who worried about their sons being recruited. >> reporter: the somali american mothers say they live in constant fear that i.s.i.l. and groups like it could target their sons. >> this just hits home when it comes to your own city from your own community and it's all boys. >> reporter: anxiety has grown up in minneapolis's somali community since six young men five shown here, were arrested on terrorism in april. >> what has happened to the community since these guys were arrested? >> shock. shock beyond shock beyond shock. >> federal agents say the men all friends recrueltied each other to travel to syria to join i.s.i.l. >> do you think it's unsafe for your kids, in this community is it unsafe? >> another mother, wondering what she's doing for her sons this summer, she says oh yes there's this summer program and this guy that

that because of the profiling that they perceive occurs at the minneapolis airport they prefer to go to chicago. i forget the exact same thing. i asked tsa to undertake an evaluation and study of that. they have come back to those in the committee to address the concerns but i think it frankly continues to be a work in progress, but tsa knows my view that we should not profiling at airports. and we should not make it a case that somebody prefer to go to chicago versus minneapolis, their own airport. and we've had i think some productive conversation with the community along these lines but i think it also probably continues to be a work in progress and it is something that's on my radar personally. >> thank you for that response. i understand that last night a court issued a decision that needs to be evaluated regarding the families in immigration detention facilities, but i'd like to talk about that issue nonetheless. in the past two years the department of homeland security has significantly increased its use of family detention centers at an annual cost of nearly $2 billion. famil

minneapolis comes in second followed by san diego, san francisco, and sacramento. the american council of sports medicine compiled that survey. drivers are doing more than watching the road when they are behind the wheel. that's according to research from at&t. nearly 40% of drivers use social media while driving. 30% surf the internet. and 27% snap a selfie behind the wheel. with this data at&t is launching their "it can wait" campaign. our investigator is looking into a d.c. police officer who appears to be behind -- asleep behind the wheel. this video is incredible. chris: i have never been involved in anything like this before. it was not anything that we plant. it just kind of happened. we work on the parkway for another story and we noticed a police officer who appeared to be catching shuteye in a car. the engine was on, there were blue lights on the roof. it turns out she was assigned to a larger police post protecting president barack obama's motorcade. she was directing traffic to review can see her right there. this officer will be investigated. due to po

the seller is a very prominent museum: the walker art center in minneapolis. byrne is the walker's design director, and one of the creators of this so-called "intangible" shopping experience. >> in essence, we're selling ideas. >> brown: is it a product or is it artwork? >> we struggled a lot with the terminology throughout all of this. i think when you call it artwork it gives it the reverence it deserves. when you call it a product, it has a certain honesty that i really like. >> brown: the walker is one of the nation's leading museums for contemporary art. and like museums everywhere it has a gift shop. but "intangibles" is something different, intended to encourage a deeper relationship between artist and audience. and experience seems to be the mantra. >> i think people are looking for more personal experiences with artists. i think they are used to a museum experience and they're looking for different ways to interact with artists and also be a collaborator in the artistic process. >> brown: so, for example, you could have a personal experience, via emai

a study of the minneapolis/st. paul region shows if we were to end these inequities by 2040, we could have $32 billion more of personal income sitting on the table. so this is important to me as a human being frankly. knowing what's happening in my community. knowing that it's just wrong on a moral level. and then as a mayor who has stewardship of our city and the public safety in our city, but also has stewardship of our economic future. >> thank you, mayor. so mayor, again, if we could just have you say as well why here, why is this so important for you? >> well, good morning. my name is libby shaff the newly elected mayor of oakland, california may hometown, app growing up in oakland, you know, the sense of violence was something that held the city back. i remember being a little girl scout and going to my first national encampment and somebody asking me if i was afraid to live in oakland. and the performance of our public schools had been the other thing that just always felt like it was holding our city back.

scoreless in the 7th in minneapolis. terps puts down a bunt, bad defense by the hoosiers down the line. terms 1-0. comebacker pitcher in decisive doesn't know where to go. bee beyondak scores. terps didn't get the ball out of the infield but score three runs and win 4-2 to advance to the big ten title game tomorrow. >>> how cool would it be if you are a little leaguer and a big team skipper stops by for practice? that happened for dc teams. check this out. you will see skipper matt williams upper right-hand corner taking pictures with a little league team there along with another player for the nationals craig salmon. there's gio gonzalez talking to some kids at friendship field. and this is a way fortunate for the nationals to give back. they provided union force to thousands of little leaguers. >> when i was younger it was nice to see guys come out talk to us give us some words of wisdom and, you know, it's always nice to come back and give back to youth. give them hope and something to look forward to as they get olde

minneapolis has already invested more than a million dollars in cameras, but as vinita nair reports, programs than simply pressing "record." >> in order to turn them on, we just simply push the lever down. >> reporter: officer brandon bartholomew is one of 36 officers testing the new camera for the minneapolis police department. >> you get comfortable with the camera being there. the training is on the job. >> reporter: as many as 4,000 police departments nationwide are using body cameras. while they reduce the numbers of excessive use of force, they also present a new set of challenges. >> when you can turn these cameras on and off, how long you have to keep the video, who has access to it. so there's a lot of things still up in the air that we are absolutely going to need public input on. >> reporter: deputy chief travis glampe says several hours of video. they will store all body camera video for a minimum of one year. cost isn't the only issue. retaining video for that long raises privacy concerns. >> every time we have a request for the videotape, are those public not public? >>

six men were arrested in minneapolis after making plans to join isil.hat city is home to the country's largest somalia communities. the mothers worry about recruitment of their sons. >> there's no safe state to talk about this. the community is terrified. >> the somalia american mothers live in constant fear that isil and groups like it could target their sons. >> this hits home when it comes from your own city, own community and it's all boys. >> anxiety has gripped minneapolis large somalia community since six young men five pictured here were arrested on terrorism charges in april. >> what has the sentiment been in the community since these guys were arrested? >> shock. complicity. >> shock. shock beyond shock beyond shock. >> federal agents say the men all friends recruited each other to travel to syria to join isil. >> do you think it's unsafe out there for your kids? i mean in this community, is it unsafe? >> i was talking to another mother wondering what she is doing for her son this is summer she said oh, yeah, there is this soccer summer progra

here in minneapolis our highs will go from upper 70s today up to upper 40s tomorrow. in chicago temperatures in the 80s will be traded out for 50s by tuesday. >> glor: lauren casey, thank you very much. isis is now claiming control of a key city in iraq. ramadi is about 70 miles west of baghdad. terror group has been trying to take the city since early 2014. here's charlie d'agata. >> reporter: isis militants say this video shows iraqi troops racing out of ramadi in a hasty retreat. there's been a fierce battle under way this week for control of the strategic city. iraqi officials say a relentless offensive by isis fighters left hundreds of civilians and soldiers dead, and forced thousands to flee. a government spokesman from the province is quoted as saying the city had fallen and the command center is in enemy hands. this despite baghdad's call to send in reinforcements. late today the pentagon said the situation remains fluid and contested and it is too early to make definitive statements about the situation on the ground. charlie d'agata, cbs news, london. >> glor

we've got some strong storms already firing up in the minneapolis area.ue marching eastward toward chicago and again, we do have a chance for some large hail, damaging winds. possibility of tornadoes in the upper midwest. things are quiet here but it's cloudy and it's cool. a live look at the bay bridge. under cloudy conditions this morning. fairly cloudy all day today and for a good portion of the bay area. let's talk about your forecast for today. again, the race began just about 20 minutes ago under cloudy conditions. temperatures in the mid-50s and those conditions will continue through the morning hours. lunchtime i think we could see peak of sun otherwise generally staying mostly cloudy and cool. nice conditions for the runners. our storm tracker four taking up some radar returns. we are definitely seeing some moisture trying to make its way into santa rosa. do keep in mind we are still tracking just over 30 minutes on arriving flights but no problems for oakland and san jose. mid-50s in nevado. san jose good morning to you. oakland you're coming in

minneapolis, dropping more than 30 degrees.ures remaining on the warm side in detroit for the next couple of days before the cooling trend gets there. the scattered thunderstorms down to the south. upwards of 4 inches over the region from austin and birmingham. the conditions dry out for the later portion of the week. a warming trend in new york in the 70s by tuesday. >> thanks pedram javaheri. >>> tragedy in yosemite national park. an athlete is dead after attempting a 3500 foot b.a.s.e. jump. dean potter's body was found sunday. he and his friend graham hunt tried to clear a gap in the granite cliffs but smashed into the rocks. graham was also killed. >> a legend. >>> as we head into the busy driving season gas prices going up. aaa says the prices jumped to $2.70 a gallon. still lower than it was a year ago. the analysts expect gas prices to slow because of the increase in supply. >>> want pointers from the world's most valuable company? do you need career advice? we will bring it to you next. that's going to go right in your

minneapolis 41. you almost probably find active weather here. is still some snow up in northern minneapolis and probably up into the up of michigan. watch this exploding down toward houston. also into northern louisiana and then jackson, mississippi. so severe weather. these are the same lows that come out of us and come out of the rockies in the four corners. 50s through the interior. to 60 down south. a few showers popping up. we get the low clouds high and mid level clouds. it's a cool pattern. very, very cool. one low moves out. another one drops in. that is all this week and maybe all the way through the end of the month. these lows might be a little weaker. these are my future cast. there is a line to mendocino county. lake county or northern napa. that would be today. we calm it down and then pick it back up again. >> did you know today is reggie jackson's birthday? baseball legend. 69 years old. >> wow. wouldn't have guessed that. >> i met him a couple times. very kind. >> all right here's a good story. a baby's first steps very importan

that they perceive occurs at the minneapolis airport they prefer to go to chicago. i have heard the exact same thing. i asked t.s.a. to undertake an evaluation and study of that. they have come back to those in the community to address the concerns. i think it frankly continues to be a work in progress but t.s.a. knows my view that we should not profile at airports. and we should not make it the case that somebody prefer to go to chicago versus minneapolis, their own airport, and we've had, i think, some productive conversations with the community along these lines, but i think it also probably continues to be a work in progress and it's something that's on my radar personally. senator franken: thank you for that response. i understand that last night a court issued a decision that needs to be evaluated regarding families in immigration detention facilities, but i'd like to talk about that issue nonetheless. in the past few years, the department of homeland security has significantly increased its use of family detention centers at an annual cost of nearly $2 billio

the police chief tweeted that she will launch a full investigation into what happened in minneapolis. >> a religious opportunity in west africa in the face of the ebola outbreak. christians and muslims are working together a overcome the disease. >> the practice of running electricity through the brain has remind unchanged. >> it always causes brain damage. it's a matter of how much. >> despite an effort to ban e.c.t. use of the procedure has been increasing. texas, one of the few states that tracks current e.c.t. data reports a 70% rise since 2001. psychiatrists who prescribe it say it's because it works in 80% of severely depressed patients. >> if you have the option of choosing a treatment that was 80% effective versus one that was maybe 30% or 40% effective which would you choose? >> those opposed to e.c.t. say doctors don't share all the numbers. a 2003 review in the british medical journal found 55% of patients reported persistent memory loss. >> i couldn't tell you my name. i couldn't tell you where i was. >> there's many patients who say that e.c.t. has damaged their brain. ho

we're still seeing unsettled weather throughout minneapolis into omaha. we'll see some of the moisture from the system and the cold front closer into the weekend. saturday at 4:00 p.m. just a chance of a few sprinkles. as we head into sunday you'll notice by the time we get into your early afternoon hours we'll start the see light rain moving in. this will pick up in its intensity as we head into the rest of the afternoon and this evening. this is going to continue on and off throughout most of your sunday night even into your early morning hours on monday we're still dealing with rainfall and much cooler temperatures. our future rain amount show we could get quite a soaking with the next system moving through. this adds up the rain through monday. we could pick up 2" for the poconos. if you're closer to our suburbs to the north and west you could see localized flooding. you want to be careful with that. today our highs around 80 degrees. 88 in allentown. 86 in trenton. 85 in mount holly. we'll see a high of 85 in violet. a mix of sun and clouds for us to

major pete hegseth joining us from minneapolis.nk you very much. >> thank you. >>> all right. 20 minutes after the top of the hour. she is being called the roommate from hell. a poison plot discovered ara hidden camera catches a woman pouring windex in her roommate's food. why her lawyer says the video should be thrown out. >>> only one out of four of 8th graders are showing performance in civics and history. how does that affect the country and how do we fix it? when broker chris hill stays at laquinta and fires up free wi-fi, with a network that's now up to 5 times faster than before you know what he can do? let's see if he's ready. he can swim with the sharks! book your next stay at lq.com! won't keep you up at night.n know you have insights from professional investment strategists to help set your mind at ease. know that planning for retirement can be the least of your worries. with the guidance of a pnc investments financial advisor, know you can get help staying on track for the future you've always wanted. we ship everything

can break away and push in our direction and this low that is moving north and east of omaha and minneapolis and cutting north of chicago, that is the main weather track over the last month or two that supplied all the torrential rain in the deep south and a piece of energy will hold together and that will aim in our direction and give us the shot of again the much needed rain tomorrow. we start off dry with the cloud cover breaking with sunshine in the morning and by 4:00 we start to cook up the downpours and a few embedded thunderstorms and the main system pulls through wilmington and trenton between 5:00 and 7:00 and sinking into southern new jersey at 7:30, as we look at the risk assessment tomorrow of what to expect with the downpours or thunderstorms, a moderate risk of lightning and a high risk of downpours and the atmosphere is so humid it will supply heavy rain and if you are looking for wind and a tornado, thankfully a win win without getting severe weather, and thursday the future track will stall and another opportunity will happen tuesday afternoon for pop-ups and downpours and

minneapolis, 74 on sunday. best is 45 monday afternoon.ven in green bay, temperatures dropping ten degrees. winter weather. the models will show you the snowshowers in duluth and marquette. snowing in may. that is confined to the northern tiers of the united states. snowshowers are possible in the northeast. high temperature, new york is 66. farther to the south, the nation's capital is 90 degrees. more seasonal temperatures filter in by the weekend. >>> thank you, pedram. as it was for jeb bush the iraq war question is troublesome for marco rubio. testy exchange with chris wallace on whether the 2003 invasion of iraq was a mistake. >> it was not a mistake. the president based on -- this is the way the world works -- the president based on the information provided. look. >> he was saying based on what we know now. >> based on what we know now, i wouldn't thought manny pacquiao would beat mayweather in the fight. >> you got asked the same question. you said -- >> it was not the same question. the question was whether it was a mistake. my an

madison to minneapolis and, by the way, chicago also under an enhanced severe weather risk today. we are going to be keeping an eye to the sky and also the possibility of heavy rainfall that could lead to localized flooding. here are some of the local radars. large storm system moving through and minneapolis waking up to rainfall this morning and severe thunderstorm watch box for portions of arkansas and northwa northward. these torms will move eastward. little rock you're next within the next two hours or so. we also have a line of storms this morning that is knocking on the doorstep of austin. i wouldn't be surprised if we experienced winds in excess of 40 miles per hour with these band of storms moving through. lots of lightning right now through dallas. very, very -- well, stormy start to your sunday morning. i mentioned the possibility of flooding. victor and christie, it only takes one foot of water to float a week two feet the rushing water to raise and float an entire suv. so you want to listen to that very prominent national weather service slogan that is turn around, don

severe weather on sunday stretching from minneapolis through st. louis and down through dallas and once again strong and damaging hail and marching through the east. and on the back side it dragging cooler canadian air and that is why we have been chilly and will continue to be so. some 5-10 degrees below normal in the bay area. so along with the chilly teams and the -- temperatures and wind, chilly in the morning. you do in the the -- notice the over cast skies and limited sunshine here and there and a cooler than normal day on the way to end the weekend as well. and over cast skies and temperatures falling to 51 in san francisco and oakland falling to 53. fremont dropping to 52 and morgan hill dropping to 49 droegs. and then highs for the sunday. their cloud cover early on and peeks of sunshine by the afternoon. but clouds dominating the sky on sunday. so a cool day. san francisco up, five degrees cooler than the high. up to 62 in loekd. and 55 in fairfield and clover dale at 73 and san jose coming in at 67 for the sunday. so here is the accu-wea

. >> even the water in minneapolis did not stand in their way.es passing through some 200 cities and towns and wrapped up in dallas. more than 15,000 people participated. >> i am covering for first class. >> it's an opportunity to reconcile a nation and an opportunity. carry the load reminds us and that it is for us the living to be dedicated to the unfinished work. nbc news west point new york. >> what an incredible item. >> if more people knew about it the roads would be packed. >> i totally agree. everybody gets to say who drr walking for. it's a big thing. >>> nbc lester hold delivered the commencement address. he did it for years before leaving to work for the radio in san francisco. >> when you make it to the top, say what is the top. sometimes we're so busy climbing the ladder of success, we forget to pause and look around and enjoy the view. sometimes the view is a lot better 2457b you imagine. maybe that's the place and the personal stop. >> isn't that good. >> that's good for someone that's climbs the ladder from the bottom to the top.

tornado watches from texas to minneapolis and all due to this big area low pressure and it's pulling cool canadaan air south into the bay area and we're chilly some five to ten degrees below normal and this pattern not moving that one. we'll stay below normal for several days and in at the temperature department. a along with the cool temperatures, future weather showing you've it's a cloudy start to sunday. 6:00 in the morning, mainly overcast and includes are hard to break. so peeks of sunshine by sunday afternoon. the clouds are going to dominate our sky for the second half of the weekend. so overnight lows, tonight increasing clouds. 51 overnight 53 in oakland, 49 in morgan hill. 48 the overnight low in napa. highs for sunday in south bay 67 in san jose, up to 66 in sunnyvale, 69, los gatos. along the peninsula, up to 65. redwood city, 56. pacifica. 60 in millbrae. 67 mountain view. downtown san francisco, mainly loudy. by the afternoon, break of sunshine, 60 downtown rather cool. 56 the high in daly city. 69 the nye santa rosa. up to 69 in napa. and into the east bay, low 60s. 6

. >>> head to minneapolis, big 10 championship maryland taking on michigan. mistakes costing the terps. bottom four 2-1, bases loaded the pitch gets away. brings in a run from third. wolfverines score, take a 3-1 lead. michigan bases loaded ball four. walk. brings in another run, michigan 4-1. maryland they are back in it. down by just one. bases loaded. two outs. this one to left. michigan holds on to take moment big 10 championship with a 4-3 win. maryland they are going to have to wait to learn their ncaa tournament fault tomorrow. >>> 15 years ago, juan pablo mon i do kbra was a rookie. the year was 2000 and he won it. today, he one it again, almost two decades later. david letterman, now retired, as we know out on the track. part owner of a racing team. # car ram not happy with his exit we go to a caution. skip ahead, more fireworks, 176. huge crash on the turn. lots of damage on this one, three cars involved. luckily, no major injuries. four laps to go will power in the lead. not for long. here he comes. juan pablo montoya, a late move, takes the lead.

of course we had all the midwest tornados yesterday and there's a chance of tornados today from minneapolis, omaha wichita and the heart of oklahoma and much of texas. if you're traveling to the midwest, you dent e definitely want to keep your eyes on the airline announcements. no precipitation in most of the frequentlily traveled destinations. >>> picking up milk for the family was simple. white, whole milk was all that you had but not any more. ali gorman sort auto the options. >> reporter: head down the milk aisle and the options are endless. which is the healthiest. what if you're trying to lose weight. i talked to an expert about what's best for you find out on "action news" today starting at 4:00 p.m. >> a new study finds gay and bisexual children are more likely to be bullied as they grow up. it's the first large u.s. study to look at the problem. researchers asked public school students about bullying in the 5th, 7th and 10th grade. 4300 students said they were bullied, but 630 gay and bisexual children suffered a lot more. abuse included threats being hit and name calling and exclu

tornado watch boxes up as far south as texas and as far north as minneapolis. all associated with a strong area of low pressure forcing that storm system east. on the back side of it it's pulling cool canadian air down south into the bay area and this pattern not changing so temperatures staying some five to ten degrees below normal. along with the chilly temperatures, a lot of cloud cover tomorrow morning 6:00 in the morning mainly overcast skies and the clouds really going to dominate the skies. by sunday afternoon, we're call it peeks of sunshine to round out the weekend. overnight lows tonight see the cloud cover spread and thicken. 51 downtown san francisco 53 oakland. 52, san jose, 50 vallejo. if you are taking part or maybe watching the action at bay-to-breakers i hope your costume is warm up in or budge up. chilly. 53 by the start. by 1:00, perhaps sunshine but temperatures below normal around 59. so highs for your sunday tomorrow mainly cloudy, a few peeks of sunshine by the afternoon. up to 69 in napa. a cool 60 in san francisco, 71, antioch. 65 fremo

a's rapped op4up a four-game series in minneapolis and i'm sure they're happy to be in seattle tonightt of four in the set. and number 661 comes off baltimore's tillman and passing the kid for all time on the list. and the nfl ted wells report on deflate-gate came out and tom brady widely side stepped the issue. >> life is about ups and downs and i accept my role as a public figure and you take the good with the bad. >> has this distracted from your joy of winning the super bowl? >> absolutely not. >> and finally, the warriors back to practice this morning in preparation for game three saturday in memphis. they reviewed tape to correct the mistakes. >> we're going to changing the entire program after losing one game. we put in the triangle offense and we're going to run that for game three and we're going to play zone the whole game. we just feel like everything is falling apart. >> they split their two regular season games that grind house. >>> we want to give you an update on that breaking news in san jose. these are live pictures as police negotiate with an armed man. we'll update t

day we're looking -- conspired, he --e'll looking at heavy thunderstorms in parts of texas and minneapolis and oklahoma. >> coming up on "action news" this afternoon picking up milk for the family used to be simple. white whole milk was the only choice. that's not the case any more. ali gorman sorts out all the new options. >> reporter: head down the milk aisle at the local grocery store the options are endless. which is the healthiest? i talk to an expert about what's best for you find out on "action news" today starting at 4:00. >>> the eagles have signed three of their draft picks eric row and randal evans and brian mahalic. former eagles lesean mccoy who was traded to buffalo said chip kelly makes trades based on on race. he got rid of the black players the fastest. kelly parted ways with mccoy and brought in demarko murray and jordon matthews allle whom are black players. >>> the braves beat the phillies in atlanta at that. the phillies finish their road trip 3-7. they have today off and launch a ten game home stand with the mets tomorrow night. >> next up, new video of a dramatic fir

quite a different story out across the plain states where we currently have tornado watch as cross minneapolis, minnesota and as far as south as dallas, texas. and severe weather threat will continue to slide a little further east as we get to sunday. back here at home we'll time out the precipitation for you. future tracker 6 showing you throughout the overnight hours scattering of showers and storms getting more are mist than hid hit across the region. rain into the area. sunday afternoon, 3:00. mostly cloudy. popup showers and thunderstorms popping up depending open location and all because of building warmth and building humidity kak, scattered thunderstorms. stays humid, dropping down to 68 in philadelphia and 65 in suburbs. and the exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast. humid tomorrow. once again thunderstorm bit afternoon and high of 83. monday, not as warm, in at 79 and tuesday another front moves through high of 84. behind that on wednesday it's sunny and pleasant. high up to 76 we're looking good for thursday. clouds and sun high of 74. putting sunshine on friday high of 77 and the st

the cameras are set up if we can see the monitors and there we can see minneapolis it was a moment of weakness but it was human and he looked at me and said deal think they know they are insulting me? as a staffer and a friend i never shirker coated anything for him. i just waited and i said yes, sir, i believe they do. i remember that moment i felt i could latigo because it did not matter. he was right because even though benghazi interviews and i would scramble around he says i will not try to be the next president that comments the job is hard enough as it is and he is comfortable not to be in the spotlight but in one year he wrote three books about george washington and if they are still analyzing a the first president than the 43rd doesn't have a lot to worry about. [laughter] [applause] >> dana was my boss and we talked about foreign policy quiet of it. give us some flavor on vladimir putin asking about a reporter in the united states ben mcfadyen is the good story is in the book. it was 2005 if i was deputy press secretary in one of the first trips in latvia for a nato meeting

they passed minneapolis in 2013. reporting live in washington edward lawrence.to you. >>> the world health organization wants to be more prepared for public health emergency. it says it failed to respond quickly to the ebola epidemic last year. it will set up a $100,million contingency fund to help it respond more quickly. >>> from the fbi to retired pilots a lot of people are talking about a man's claim that he hacked into an airplane's computer system and took control of the engines. the maker of the planes boeing says the two systems are totally separated. the alleged hacking occurred on an airlines flight. >> it is definitely possible to manipulate the electronics through the inflight system and satellite system to get to the a vee onics of an airplane. >> any cockpit linked to the outside world does have a chance of being hacked and the security threat should be taken seriously. >>> ex-elon and pepco are getting to work on a merger. the list including giving $100 credit to customers. >>> some of you may get some money back after a supreme court ruling the j

facilities investment and 5 factors but in any event san francisco finished figured out of '75 minneapolisied for first and washington, d.c. was one point ahead of us and san francisco finished above new york city and chicago. >> gee we're proud and one of the ears we ranked the best we're personally most proud is access nearly 99 percent of san franciscans live within a 10 minute walk of the park that's the nations best statistic and our goal and intent to celebrate with this commission when we reach hundred percent because we will great news (clapping.) once again we have our is street successor cub over the weekend in the heart of the civic center to improve the city through sports in august sponsoring fire successor with rob and usa have been tremendous partners for some of the challenged polyps to get out in the parks to play and last year rec and park will have a team entered into this year's tournament and we'll have more information for everyone as we draw closer to the event if you want to participate in may 28th at 4:30 join supervisor mar and the paperwork commission with a ribb

paul and minneapolis tied for the number 1 spot. >>> coming up a stolen dump truck ended up in a crash. and the cleanup will take several hours. we'll tell you how it all started this morning. >>> plus. >> ktvu camera catches it and it's right on front of police who let them drive off. they have no plans to chase them down. >>> good morning, right now we're looking at the south bay commute, and you can see traffic is looking good, also i'll tell you about some of the east bay commutes where it's wet. >> lots of drizzle this morning, .06 for some. oakland clicked over to .06. we'll have an update on your thursday drizzily forecast. bulldog: get a queen serta set for just $397. save up to $300 on tempur-pedic breeze. and get up to four years interest-free financing on the entire tempur-cloud collection! the memorial day sale ends monday. ♪ mattress discounters ♪ . >>> good morning, a trail of destruction in daley city, the early morning police e involving a stolen dump truck. >> we're live in san jose where four suspects were just captured by police after a yard to yard search was done.

. >> i was an administrator in minneapolis. >> what provoked you, what moment provoked you? you may disagree with the term full time protester. >> i was sitting on my couch on august 16th. mike brown got killed on august 9th. i got in my car, drove nine hours to st. louis, and i became a protester then. the reason i quit was i wanted to figure out how to like use my skills and talent to fight in this space because you can't just kill people. all the work i did in education was important but kids have to be alive to learn and that was important to me to do this work. >> what's your single biggest objection to the way the movement is treated by the press? >> i think that -- i think there is a constant path ol jazzing of black bodies. >> elaborate on that. >> this idea when black people is a symbol >> who's saying that? >> it's the way the story is crafted. so what you saw in st. louis is like the police were literally attacking protesters. and that wasn't always -- that was put out by the mainstream media. what you saw in baltimore sometimes is you saw people focusing on sort

minneapolis, minnesota, saw a few protests.is high school students walked out of school to join the larger protest, hands up don't shoot. big numbers out in the street protesting for may day today, not just for labor like always happens, but today, in particular, against police brutality. many in honor of freddie gray. and so tonight on may day, these protests are happening all over the country. a lot of them still underway and in baltimore again, we are nearing the imposition of the city-wide curfew for a fourth straight night. a lot of people out in the street, more than the last couple of nights. it's been a very positive vibe we are hearing today because of the indictments of the officers being announced by the state's attorney. but we are coming up on five minutes till the curfew. we'll be right back. doers. they don't worry if something's possible. they just do it. at sears optical, we're committed to bringing them eyewear that works as hard as they do. right now, save up to $200 on eyeglasses. quality eyewear for doers.

tornado watches from texas to minneapolis and all due to this big area low pressure and it's pulling cool canadaan air south into the baye chilly some five to ten degrees below normal and this pattern not moving that one. we'll stay below normal for several days and in at the temperature department. a along with the cool temperatures, future weather showing you've it's a cloudy start to sunday. 6:00 in the morning, mainly overcast and includes are hard to break. so peeks of sunshine by sunday afternoon. the clouds are going to dominate our sky for the second half of the weekend. so overnight lows, tonight increasing clouds. 51 overnight 53 in oakland, 49 in morgan hill. 48 the overnight low in napa. highs for sunday in south bay 67 in san jose, up to 66 in sunnyvale, 69, los gatos. along the peninsula, up to 65. redwood city, 56. pacifica. 60 in millbrae. 67 mountain view. downtown san francisco, mainly loudy. by the afternoon, break of sunshine, 60 downtown rather cool. 56 the high in daly city. 69 the nye santa rosa. up to 69 in napa. and into the east bay, low 60s. 62 oakland. 63

scattered conditions scattered showers near minneapolis into omaha. soaking rains once again for dallas down into houston. been a rough couple of days there with those flooding rains. as we head into the weekend, we are going to stay dry today. by saturday just a few passing sprinkles and then by sunday that's when we'll see mild rainfall. moderate downpours. that will be closer to 1:00 p.m. if you get up really early in the morning, by the time you head to church you'll be fine. as we head into the rest of the afternoon, going out to lunch, you need your umbrella. philadelphia, out to allentown, lancaster county you'll notice that we'll see this rain continuing even into your sunday evening plans. even as we head into monday we're tracking rain and cooler temperatures. we'll see a nice start to the weekend staying 10 degrees above average. 77 is your average. 87 degrees by tomorrow. 87 as well. we drop down into the high 70s on sunday, then the high 50s for your daytime highs on monday. as far as today is concerned, 81 degrees in the poconos. 87 in r

really applaud the idea of reaching out to silicon valley and other high-tech areas austin, boston minneapolis. even after we discover some of these technologies, someone has to integrate those parts into the hole. that is where our dod laboratories, especially research and development in the army and the navy do incredibly well. they take very us pieces and integre them into a capability. i think there is a great synergy between what secretary carter and others were trying to do with the defense initiative. a long-range r&d planning program with our laboratories. the laboratories will be the engine that makes it work. vago: what is the role of the defense industry in the broader structure? schaeffer: i think there is a tremendous role. ultimately, when we have a solution the defense industry will make the final product. it is a bunch of overlapping circles. we want the small innovator. we need the dod laboratory to work on innovation and we need industry to manufacture on a broad scale. vago: there are seven core technology areas as well as the llrdp. schaeffer: both the defens innovation ini

there was a case in minneapolis recently where a federal judge sent the kid into what you might call a rehab program for ideology. here's the problem. if you have let's say, 30% of those kids going back into the movement which wouldn't be a surprise in the world of violent crime, we acknowledge that in america. we have not accepted that in the united states. the first kid who goes back after a federal rehab program and gets involved in violence people are going to be up in arms. there's got to be for a 16-year-old, 17-year-old, a middle ground between being go home to your mom and federal prison. >> in malaysia they think it's very successful, but as phil mentions and it's a good point, it's got to be successful 100% of the time in this country. if one person repeats what he did before then everybody is going to be outraged and say the program doesn't work. >> even this elton simpson, he was given three-years probation, never served then he drives with his friend nadir soofi, drives to dallas and does what he does there. people are wondering, a second chance is that really going to p

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surveillance video showed she tried to slip through airport security in minneapolis back in january. hartman has been arrested 11 times since march of last year, trying to sneak on to flights, including at san jose and fso. >>> service expected to return to normal. a couple problems caused systemwide delays yesterday. the first issue, a 10-inch broken rail between the 16th street and civic stations in san francisco. bart gave us a photo of the gap. you can see a dollar bill goes in there, just to see how big that gap. is unclear what caused the break, but frustrated riders were stuck for hours to wait for the track to be repaired. >> a lot of cranky people. they don't want to stop to talk to me. >> we believe it was replaced about a year ago. >> in the afternoon, the bay fair station in san lee and degree lost power. that stranded hundreds of passengers. took about an hour before pg ande was able to get that power restored. pg and e says a mylar balloon got stuck in a power line. bart added red circles for emphasis. danger for those balloons. pge says the metallic content in mylar ba

a weak front near minneapolis and rotation near an area of low pressure that's shooting away from us down to the south. only the big board all green aircraft. and no signs of precipitation at our most commonly traveled destinations. >> a select number of earthlings will be giving up everything even their lives. you will meet two women tonight. >> reporter: it's a life-changing mission that has garnered interest from around the world. >> it's the next frontier. >> i've wanted to go there since i was 14. >> reporter: would you leave earth to make history what is the program and what is the draw for so many people. it's a special report that truly could blast these women out of this world. that's tonight on channel 6 "action news" at 11:00 p.m. >> the most heavily hyped boxing match in repeat times takes place this weekend. many pacquiao takes on floyd mayweather friday night. they will take home $100 million each win or lose. >>> kentucky darbyroah is the favorite. >> a spa has gone to the swine in bucks county. >> katherine scott has more on the protest. >> reporter: protesterrers wer