the biggest city in the bay area has an identity crisis or maybe it doesn't. san jose is the most forgotten major city in the country. says who? >> why some people might agree and why the city doesn't mind. >> san jose, the capital of silicon valley and city of more than 1 million people is on everyone's radar, right? the popular 538 blog did a survey. the site claimed san jose is the most forgot i don't know major city. most couldn't get it was in the top ten, 20 or even 30. >> mean because we don't have any major sports teams, besides the sharks obviously. >> and earthquakes. >> we hit the streets to see if people here make the same mistake. >> chicago, houston. >> washington, d.c. >> san jose? >> san jose, really? you think so? >> i know san jose is number 10. >> most got it. san jose is new to the major city list. >> 50 years agriculture we were a city that was just over 100,000 people. so we have grown tremendously in the last half century. >> but as for the study, you could say the city will soon forget about it. >> name a city that's supposed to become

it's in the biggest city and the market will help raise capital to boost the nation's growth. the stock exchange opened left december, but only began operating on friday. it was partly financed by a japanese brokerage and only one company qualified to lift the shares and the real estate developer. >> it's a robust stock exchange that can help many companies with excess capital and companies. >> share prices change only twice a day at 11:00 and 1:00 p.m. due to low trading volume. the economy has been growing fast, but the industry is still weak. start ups are struggling to get capital from banks. they want to list more companies and boost activities to raise money. >>> young people in south korea continue to look for ways to express themselves and many are choosing to do it in traditional clothing. they set the stage for a vibrant new area of the fashion industry. we have a report. >> an increasingly common scene on the streets of seoul. these young women are wearing a traditional dress. >> we saw our friends happily wearing it and figured we would wear it too. >> people used

entire neighborhoods and roads are still under water in sao paulo, the biggest city. ncludes a 4-year-old boy. heavy rains actually shut down the sao paulo international airport for hours and halted train service too. >>> an american oil company now doing business in mexico. until now, mexico's state-owned oil company has had am monopoly on the market. gulf oil hopes to have 100 stations around mexico by the end of the year. >>> another snag in a deal that could affect your power bill. the peoples council for the district both said they did not supported the revised merger terms yesterday. regulators could still vote to accept a new deal without approval from district officials. they have until april 7th to make that decision. >> the u.s. and south korea hold a joint military drill. more than 12,000 u.s. military personnel and 4,500 south korea answer involved. north korea condemned the aenal joint military drills, calling them preparations for an invasion. the joint exercise follows the recent underground nuclear test and long-range rocket launch. >>> 8:56. a live loo

the aim is to prepare an assault on mosul, the biggest city under i.s. control. but progress is slow and the devastation profound. phil: let's get more on this from our washington correspondent richard walker. richard, did secretary carter offer any proof they kill this man? in the past they have made the sorts of claims which the islamic state has disputed. richard: well, no, he did not offer proof, and actually he did not express 100% cast-iron certainty that this man was dead it all. the way that he put it was "we believe that haji iman has been killed." he would not say whether it was a drone strike or a manned aircraft. no specifics on how this happened. phil: let's presume it is true. if these claims are true, how likely damaging is this to be for i.s.? richard: as we've heard, the u.s. has been describing him as the second in command of the islamic state, and ash carter saying this would hurt their ability to pay and recruit people, but being careful to stress that this could not be any kind of fatal blow. leaders can be replaced. but they are stressing the

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the time of this blast. >> reporter: absolutely. i mean, this is not paris or london. this would be like philadelphia. it's a major european city, but just, you know, just slightly smaller than the biggest cities in the u.s. or in europe. and we have now actually gotten already just in the time that how close the airport is to the city we are already at the off-ramp to the airport. you can hear the sirens behind me but we have been stopped here. they are not letting anyone take the road off -- on towards the airport. the highway -- i'll let that car go past. the highway is almost at a standstill. a lot of traffic on this brussels ring road and a police car blocking the ramp and you can probably hear a police officer behind me shouting at cars to keep going. i'm with a group of other reporters, of course, we're all trying to reach the airport. but no one is being allowed through to the airport to that departures hall where the explosions took place this morning, except for emergency services. >> of course, we do want to stress we do not know the cause of these two explosions at the brussels airport yet, so, you know, that's the context that we're bringing you this report from. i do want

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the legal age to buy tobacco in that city going from 18 to 21. and that does include e-cigarettes. san fran now the second biggest city behind new york. >>> the federal government is now banning e-cigarettes from flights, the transportation secretary says the rule will protect passengers. cigarettes and tobacco have been banned from planes for years, the new rule is meant to eliminate any confusion on whether e-cigarettes are >>> we're,, ,, ,, everyone complains about millennials. nonsense. millennials, i salute you. you save money like no other generation. you share cars, wifi passwords, canoes, deodorants. my grandson bought a pair of pants with me. today' s his pants day. no baby boomer ever shared a pair of pants with me. account today. >>> just into the newsroom, a 12 vehicle accident has closed two lanes of i-70, you can see some right there, this is just west of i 225, live picture of the scene for you. at this point, the denver police did not have any information on the injuries, we will, though, follow the story, bringing you updates tonight at 10:00. >>> a man in boulder accused of using stolen credit c

you bring up the 13th century which i didn't realize was probably the biggest city in the world at that. i guess it was in the 14th century and fascinating how that was an incredibly creative place then. >> it was and they don't last long you're absolutely right about that. whether it is athens or be >> while most of these clusters seem to be kind of happy accidents all these different factors come into play, can you create a cluster? i realize that there have been some efforts that have failed. but i was thinking about places like the manhattan project, blechley park in england where they broke the enigma code and set the stage for computer era. >> you can on a small scale. the manhattan project was very concentrated, very focused outside the new mexico desert. to build the atom bomb. when you see sparks fly in different directions it's hard to create that. what about the silicon valley, silicon valley is a culture. it's all about technology, it is a culture of creativity and you canned be transport create -- can't are transport creativity wholesale. >> climate change is make extreme w

the time of this blast. >> reporter: absolutely. i mean, this is not paris or london. this would be like philadelphia. it's a major european city, but just, you know, just slightly smaller than the biggest cities in the u.s. or in europe. and we have now actually gotten already just in the time that we've spoken with you that shows how close the airport is to the city we are already at the off-ramp to the airport. you can hear the sirens behind me but we have been stopped here. they are not letting anyone take the road off -- on towards the airport. the highway -- i'll let that car go past. the highway is almost at a standstill. a lot of traffic on this brussels ring road and a police car blocking the ramp and you can probably hear a police officer behind me shouting at cars to keep going. i'm with a group of other reporters, of course, we're all trying to reach the airport. but no one is being allowed through to the airport to that departures hall where the explosions took place this morning, except for emergency services. >> of course, we do want to stress we do not know the cause of these two explosions at the brussels airport yet, so, you know, that's the context that we're bringing

this is louisville, the biggest city in the state, the biggest county in the state. biggest vote producer in the state and donald trump narrowly beating ted cruz in jefferson county. so a little news while i'm standing here. that's a significant development there for donald trump. biggest piece of outstanding real estate and trump carried it by about 500, 600 votes. >> how much vote do we have in now? >> 70%. that's the difference. jefferson county was 52%. when you went to me, it jumped to 70% because we got louisville in. now we have 2/3 of the vote in. donald trump with a four-point lead statewide that's a significant development for him to get louisville. >> so it can tighten to a cruz victory? >> you've got to look at the big areas. i pointed out this earlier. i was trying to stay this was suburban cincinnati. cincinnati, ohio on the other side. for some reason, i said bowling green, ohio. any way, suburban cincinnati. this is sort of rand paul's area. it's reported there's a few other counties around here not quite as big, but ted cruz did very well up there. y

its the biggest and oldest celebration of the city's rich brewing heritage that draws tens of thousands to over the rhine each year and signifies the beginning of spring. a lot has happened already this weekend. take a look at yesterday's 5k. it ran through otr and downtown. later in the day the crowning of the sausage queen and the bockfest royalty. just a few features of what is considered the oldest german style bock beer festival in the u.s. and the fun continues the family friendly day that celebrates what this neighborhood was like in the 1800s with food, entertainment and of course beer. all activities at bockfest hall and the festival hall except for tours are free. reporting live in over the rhine... kristen swilley... 9 on your side. the search is on for the person who shot and killed this man early yesterday morning.what you can do to you're watching good morning tri-state weekend at 6 on 9 on your side a reading man is behind bars this morning..accused of holding a woman at gunpoint and hurting her 10-month-old baby. nine on your side was there when the swat team had to be c

it's in the coununtry's biggest city. the market will help companies raise capital to boost the nation's growth. the stock exchange opened last december but has only begun operating on friday. it was partly financed by a jajapanese brokerage among othe groups. only one company qualified to lilist its shares. its real estate developer first myanmar investment. >> we look forward to a robust stock exchange that will help many does in myanmar access capital and build t their companies. >> share prices change only twice a day at 11:00 a. and 1:00 p.m. due to low trading volume. myanmar's economy has been growing fast but their financial industry is weak. they are struggling to get capital from banks. they want to list more companies and boost activities. >>> some japanese banks are showing interestst in joining a international financial associatation chinina is plannno establish. >> t translator: china is proposing an asian financial cooperation association. we want to cooperate with other countries to optimize the regional fi

transit agency for two of the biggest city in the country run trains no matter what. they are in it for the long haul. chicago transit and marta in atlanta tell me they never shut down rail operation for weather, safety or any other emergency. the bart system in san francisco says they have had computer glitches that shut down all service for a few hours but it was never had anything more serious than that. so this is a metro. joce sterman, abc7 news. jonathan: all right. michelle: if you're new to d.c. or just visiting you may find it challenging to get around. one-way treat can end you up and pick you spin around in a round about. you're lost. g.p.s. doesn't happen. jonathan: g.p.s. road and they're diagonal, it doesn't work. metro can be a big help. not today, however. how are visitors handling the metro shut down? jeff goldberg went to find out. jeff: news of the metro closure left tourists across d.c. with plenty of questions. mainly this one. >> how in the world are we going to get around without the metro pass? jeff: rob and lauren main in from pittsburgh. they

. >>> it is the biggest city in the bay area and has a bit of an identity crisis. san jose is the most forgotten city in the country. >> a live look over san jose this morning. don't forget it. ian cole explains why some people might agree and why the city doesn't mind. >> reporter: san jose, the capital of silicon valley and a city of more than 1 million people is on everyone's radar, right? the popular 538 blog did a study on sporcle which skz pete ep to name the 100 most popular cities by population. the site claims san jose is the most forgotten city. >> maybe because we don't have any major sports teams or something like that so people don't think off the top of our heads, besides the sharks. >> more people guessed tampa or buffalo would be in the top 100 rather than san jose so we hit the street to see if people make the same mistake. >> chicago, houston. >> washington, d.c. >> san jose. >> i know san jose is number 10 definitely. >> most got it. a city spokesman concedes san jose is new to the major city list. >> 50 years ago we were a city that was just ove

the housing crisis in new york city. eyewitness news hosting a lively discussion about how to level the housing playing field in the country's biggest city. affordable housing, rewrite the rent regulation rules and focus on getting people jobs, getting the homeless back in homes of their own. 600,000 new yorkers paying 50% of their income for housing. >> way too much. >> that's a lot of money. >>> we know you have a very busy night. you've been tracking a lot of stuff. storms tonight. storms this weekend. >> there aren't that many downpours today but the ones that have been around, some lightning and now on long island, very heavy downpours. last night at this time we were seeing widespread lightning across the area. we were about to wrap up the night. then the incredible strike. it's like a return stroke there too. just unbelievable. of course we shared that on social media with you. we have more lightning around tonight. this is a look off to the east. there are storms over long island right now. but i'm going to switch this camera and look back over new york harbor where we have the sunshine coming out. some rainbows across the a

we're going to go to the biggest city in the state, to milwaukee, where kristin welker is standing byefore today, hillary clinton had the spotlight in wisconsin yesterday. she gave a major speech on the subject of the supreme court, on president obama's nomination of may merrick garland. tell us the message hillary clinton was trying to deliver yesterday. >> reporter: steve, good morning. that speech underscored that she's fighting on two fronts. her primarily battle. she very much has an eye on the general election. at the used that speech yesterday, steve, to call on republicans to give merrick garland a fair hearing, but she also used it to take some of the sharpest aim yet at donald trump, including calling some of his birther claims raci racist, and she asked the audience to imagine what a donald trump presidency would look like in terms of what kind of nominee he would pick. take a listen. >> as scary as it might be asked your slfz, what kind of justice would donald trump appoint? they say a trump nomination will set their party back decades. i agree. it will set the republican

it is aimed at boosting the operation to retake the second biggest city mosul. these are the latest pictures of the army's advance. the retaking of mosul from i.s.i.l. would be a significant advance for u.s. and peshmerga forces. the pentagon said a senior i.s.i.l. figure had been killed, this man, who apparently managed the group's finances and is said to have died during a u.s. raid in syria. i.s.i.l. is coming under pressure in syria. state tv reporting that the govern forces are closing in on palmyra. these pictures show the army clearing an i.s.i.l.-held building. there are reports of clashes close to the city in the old part of the city. it is a strategic city because of the linking road. it fell to i.s.i.l. in may of last year. to yemen where at least 25 people have been killed when three suicide bombers attacked the southern city of aden. one car bomb went off near a military check point. the other two explosions hit check points on a road leading to a base leading to the saudi-led coalition. fighters linked to i.s.i.l. have claimed responsibility. the bo

. >> another bomb goes off in turkey, this time in istanbul in the middle of the city's biggest shopping district. this area would have been packed with hundreds of shoppers and visitors. istanbul's governor was at the scene shortly after the attack. >> a sued bomber blew himself up in front of the governorship building and killed three people and wounded 21 others. three of them were in critical condition. one just died in hospital. information is being tracked down by our colleagues. >> although no one has claimed responsibility two government officials have implicated kurdish separatists linked to the armed pkk, which has been at war with the tourish state for decades. >> months ago, they have announced the parting is spread all over turkey. >> between the government and the pkk broke down in july of last year, there have several bomb attacks across the country. days later they announced that it was closed to istanbul that another act of violence was imminent. the german consulate is just a few minutes' walk away from the bomb blast. tourism is one of turkey's major sources of income.

america's largest cities have seen more renters, but a new study says the suburbs are also seeing more renters. between 2006 and 2014, the number of renters rose faster on the outskirts of the biggest cities including d.c. it also found rent had become less affordable. that's certainly the case in our area. >>> airbnb site may soon be regulated. newly proposed legislation may soon mean paying local taxes if if the bill is passed, airbnb would have to pay local taxes. you can have your say at a public meeting tonight in rockville. it kicks off at 7:00. >>> a revolutionary procedure could help women who are fighting infertility become pregnant. that is what 26-year-old lindsay was told horn ten years ago that she could not have children, now she's the first uterine transplant recipient. doctors at cleveland clinic gave her a uterus from a deceased at the nor. she will have to go through a year of anti-rejection drugs before starting in-vitvitro fertilizati fertilization. >> it's a gift that i will never be able to repay. >> while the risk of her body rejecting the uterus is high, doctors say there is some hope. in sweden, nine transplants have led to c-section birth babies. >>> 49 mi

fence used to be the american dream. 30% of americans who live in the suburbs surrounding the country's biggest city rent their house. researchers say it's because it's more affordable. there's live nfl stream games. there's -- thursday football on television. the nfl is selling streaming rights separately. amazon and verizon are interested. it's national pancake die. i-hop is giving away free short stack pancakes until 7:00 p.m. they're hoping the people will make charitable donations for the free pancakes. free pancakes and charities. >> i love breakfast food at all times. thank you jill for that. other rules for parks in open spaces. county commissioners are expected to vote. that includes popular places like hall ranch and lions. also on the proposal, rangers could ticket people who leave their pets inside hot cars. it happens more often than you think. mostly because visitors did not realize dogs are not allowed on some of the trails. >> it's hot out and we get complaints from park visitors and feedback from individuals who see the dogs in the cars that it's just too hot or they don't have adeq

. >> john: lawmakers in one of the counties biggest cities are enacting a similar measure of the non-discrimination ordinance. it is five m i was walking home. just picked us up two breakfast croissants for four bucks, when this bear attacked. with one swipe, it devoured one of the croissants. then jack showed up and took care of the beast, so i could escape. and that's what happened to your breakfast croissant. it survived. share it with yourself. freshlycracked egg with ham and bacon,or sausage, >>> this broadcast sponsored by subaru south boulevard and subaru concord. wbtv on your side. wbtv news starts right now. >> christine: leaders of several towns in the charlotte area taking steps to keep their children in neighborhood skewed. schools, davidson takes up a similar measure. >> john: one day after bill clinton stumps for hillary and donald trump rallies voter in concord, senator ted cruz is making a visit to kannapolis. >>> good morning, welcome to wbtv news this morning on this tuesday, march 8th, 6:00 a.m., good to have you with us, i'm john carter. >> christine: i'm christine sperow. our k

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the mile high city make it a very good value. now let's talk about new york. new york city. well, we ranked about 96th out of 100. the biggest problem with the city is, no surprise, you know what it is, lack of affordable housing. we don't have a lack of sports news to report. that's why we have russ on the air joining us. great new yorker from brooklyn. russ: when they don't get stuck in the elevator. ernie: kind of slow. russ: my goodness. ernie: i had that problem. let's talk about the knicks. they had the problems and carmelo anthony. russ: problems were enhanced a bit last night. i hate to make more out of this. they lose for the 15th time in 18 games. but to make matters worse, carmelo anthony, ernie, gets into it with -- ernie: he really did. russ: look, we have discussed this several times in the past. carmel carmelo carmelo, he scored 23 points. it's not like he wasn't trying or being a dog out there. ernie: he had a problem with a fan who was heckling him. russ: whether the fan is wrong or not, if you respond, you're always going to be wrong. ernie: you can't win it. russ: you cannot win. you know what? it's not ju

i am standing in one of the biggest container cities, but what is interesting is that, yes, more than 2.5 million refugees, only 272 thousand of them live in refugees camps, and 26 refugees camps. the majority of them live in the city. this is an important meeting in geneva and turkey is really relying on that so that the government can pledge more places. turkey cannot do it on its own. they're looking for not only resettlement but humanitarian transfers, private sponsorship and so on and so forth. finally, when you look at the countries participating in geneva, there r92 countries, representatives from 92 countries. according to the u.n. there are 4.8 million syrian refugees. if you do the math, they can host more than 50,000 people. there needs to be a will of these countries if they need to want to end the refugee crisis is affecting countries >>> thank you fwoeth. to pakistan where protests are continuing despites deadlines. thousands of police and security personnel have been deployed to islamabad. >> reporter: let's bring this up krompb lodgeally-- chronlodge jikally. there was

its the biggest and oldest celebration of the city's rich brewing heritage that draws tens of thousands to over the rhine each year and signifies the beginning of spring. a lot has happened already this weekend. take a look at yesterday's 5k. it ran through otr and downtown. later in the day the crowning of the sausage queen and the bockfest royalty. just a few features of what is considered the oldest german style bock beer festival in the u.s. and the fun continues today. continental sunday is the family friendly day that celebrates what this neighborhood was like in the 1800s with food, entertainment and of course beer. all activities at bockfest hall and the festival hall except for tours are free. reporting live in over the rhine... kristen swilley... 9 the search is on for the person who shot and killed this man early yesterday morning.what you can do to you're watching good morning tri-state weekend at 5 on 9 on your side a reading man is behind bars holding a woman at gunpoint and hurting her 10-month-old baby. nine on your side was there when the swat team had to be called in f

the mayor. now the city manager is quitting. kpix 5's len ramirez on the city hall shake-up. >> reporter: for santa clara hosting the super bowl seemed to be the city's biggest win. but ever since then it's been nothing but a losing streak. first the mayor abruptly resigned for no apparent reason. >> but it's a time that i need step back and be with my family. >> reporter: now the city manager is quitting amid allegations of racism at city hall and a grand jury investigation into questionable finances with levi's stadium. >> santa clara isn't santa clara right now. >> reporter: deborah is with the citizens group "santa clara plays fair." >> i think the wheels are coming off the train right now. i wonder what's next? we have a city that used to be very open and very friendly to its sense. it isn't. >> reporter: the city manager announced his resignation after three years in office effective in may. we went to his office but were told he wasn't available. and the city spokesman who works for him declined to comment. at the mayor's office, lisa gillmor, who is just appointed to fill the vacancy, issued a statement saying, the city would, quote, move forward in

the city. >>> an i-team exclusive following up on a report on how easily it is to smuggle contraband into the city's biggest jail. record last year, raking in money not from tour inch or ism or big business, but from you. >>> you want warmer weather, you got it. but it comes with this. >>> autopsy results show a connecticut man who died after police involved shooting on monday night committed suicide. the medical examiner determined he died of a gunshot wound to the abdomen and his death has been ruled a suicide. he was shot after an hour long standoff at his home on monday. the officers involved in the shooting have been placed on >>> last year set a record for fines and fees in new york city. the city collected an all time high of $1.9 billion in 2015. that accounted for parking violations for 59% of the revenue. a kpre the analysis shows that dirty >>> lester holt joins us now. >> coming up we'll have the late latest on the investigation from also, there's a heart attack every 43 seconds in this country and a new study by the cleveland clinic reports that the deadliest kinds of heart attacks are on the r

the subways in an attempt to try to reassure new yorkers. meanwhile, security boosted in subways and other major sites in the city. nypd, of course, has its own very large counterterrorism unit, the biggest of any other city in the country. and new york, inarguably one of the best-prepared departments anywhere. at least that's what it says. joining us this morning, nypd's top uniformed officer, the chief of the department, james o'neill, and, chief, thank you for joining us. >> hi, bill. how are you? >> is it me? is it the paranoia? is it the heightened sense of security? is isis on the move in a way it hasn't been before? >> bill, anytime anything happens anywhere in the world, nypd definitely -- as happened in paris the last time i spoke to you, in november, we ramped up security, and immediately after the attack in brussels, john miller woke me up at 4:30 in the morning -- i get up early, but that's a little earlier than i usually get up -- and we started the ball moving immediately. we do have -- it happened over the midnight, our time, so we were able to use resources that work through the midnight, and we were able to extend them. we also had the critical response command come -- t

jersey would help tens ofemployers at the jersey shore say it would put them out of business. unnerving crime in nassau county. >>> and a new survey by the city's biggest police union, the troubling things responding officers had to say about how hey, have you heard? heard what? before school starts in september, all kids going into 7th and 12th grade have to get the meningococcal vaccine. it protects against diseases like meningitis. that can be serious, even deadly. yeah, that's why they can't start school without it. something to share? (giggling) actually, yes! talk to your health care provider. even kids who've had one shot >>> many have pushed a big effort to raise the minimum wage to $15 an hour. but not the people who employ minimum wage workers at the jersey shore. their employees are often times teenagers who only work a few they fear it could put them out of business. >> reporter: when the surf mall opens in less than a week for the first time this year, most employees are under the age of 20 who start at minimum wage. >> we're not employing people that are raising families. >> reporter: among manier y merchants in this resort who say a hike

the state by a mile. it has one big world class city that's four times larger than the next largest city in the state. by population it's as big as the next five biggestities in the state combined. they have one big population center in the whole state. you might think oift as the crown jewel of the state. these are the public schools in that state's largest city. black mold spreading through buildings. dead rats this the hallways and classrooms and the gyms. live rats, live mice everywhere. mushrooms growing out of walls. ceilings caving in, floors buckled. floors buckled. not to mention the black of books and school supplies. that's the floor in the gym. few weeks ago teachers began staging mass sick outs at the schools. hundreds of teachers called in sick. dozens of schools closed. teachers weren't protesting the kind of things that teachers protest in normal parts of the country. they weren't protesting for better pay package. they do have terrible pay and terrible contract conditions. what these protesters were protesting about is this. what they were calling out sick and picketing day after day was the physical condition of the schools that the

bows stone is the third biggest city in the country for coastal development.ustainable realtors say the designs are crucial. >> first floors will be floodable. how does that change how we use them. >> reporter: sea levels are rising, so is the population. with views like this, everyone wants to be close to the water, not under it. cbs news, boston, massachusetts. >>> right now at 6:00, world leaders from 50 countries are in d.c. working on plan to prevent terrorists from getting their hands on a nuclear weapon. >> donald trump backs off controversial comments about women and abortions. opponents are using his words to fuel the flames. >> get ready. we could see showers and lightning by the end of the evening. topper is tracking stormy weather. good evening, i'm lesli foster. >> i'm bruce johnson. we begin with the breaking news out of richmond, virginia. >> stations are reporting that one virginia state trooper is dead. that information has not been confirmed by virginia state police. >> that's right. adam long go is live with the late -- longo has the latest.

that is one of the biggest hurdles for many cities and counties. but the price tag tort pilot program is $5 million over five years. >> a lot of concern that $5 million is dedicated to a new pilot project. against it but it says the data storage system could save the city a bundle. barbara: the uber driver accused of a deadly shooting rampage in michigan is suing the ride sharing company. jason default top is demanding $10 million from uber claiming the work caused him psychological damage. they say he killed six and injured two while make ging bush picking up fares. he said they discriminated against his member health and his wife is divorcing him because of uber. he faces 16 criminal charges including six counts of murder. frank sinatra jr. who carried on his father's legacy has passed away. the family said he died unexpectedly of cardiac arrest on tour in daytona beach, florida. he worked for his father as a musical director and conductor and performed the national anthem at a new york yankees game last year. one lucky german shepherd has quite a

. >>> it is official the bay area's biggest city has a new police chief. the interim tag has been lifted and eddie garcia was sworn in today as san jose's new top cop. he was appointed interim chief following larry escovil's retirement in january. he's been with the san jose police department since 1992. mayor sam liccardo says he's a great leader. here is battling a serious staffing shortage. >>> let's bring in jeff rainieri talking about our microclimate forecast. things are about to change, right, jeff? >> they certainly are. we came in today looked at the forecast models and our confidence continues go up on the storms coming within the next five-day period. outside right now in oakland, 63 degrees. we had a few spotty areas of drizzle tonight. really as we push through tomorrow morning's forecast we'll hold onto a little cloud cover. 48 expected for the north bay. san francisco 53. right here across the south bay at 506789 let's get to what i know you want to know about that is the rainfall. you can see by 10:30 on wednesday we'll see that rain enterin

continue to see fantastic support, tremendous interest in play. me, i think the biggest statement -- >> in the meantime, city coach continues to wait for the arrival of -- he is completing paperwork before crossing the pond. he is excited sometime later this week. how he might figure into an opening day lineup if at all remains to be seen. begin next week and miami is on a roll in the acc. evidenced by its jump in the ap poll from 12 to seven after a win over virginia and louisville kansas has -- as a quick look at sports. jason: thank you. we know which broadway shows always making their way to the doctor phillips center. i feel the earth move leaders at the center made the announcement in style last night. there are a total of eight shows coming to the center both this year and next year. some of the highlights include ' matilda' next may, ' the little mermaid' next march, ' a gentleman' s guide to love and murder' next february, and ' finding neverland' next june. you can see the complete list of all the shows inside the orlando my way out. still ahead, a check of your jason: we are working on stories for

. >>> it's official, the bay area's biggest city has a new police chief. there he is. the interim tag has been lifted and eddie garcia was sworn in today as san jose's new top cop. he was appointed following larry esquivel's retirement in january. he grew up in the south bay and has been with sjpd since 1992. >> excitement doesn't even begin to kind of explain what i'm going through. it's kind of surreal right now. 24 years ago, i started my academy 24 years ago. a month in at this time same. as a 21-year-old sitting in there, i just dreamed of, you know, protecting the city. >> started at 21. mayor sam liccardo says chief garcia is a dynamic leader. >>> car break-ins have hit epidemic levels in san francisco. you see all over the city, shattered glass on the streets and sidewalks and pretty much everywhere. >> but when that crime wave hit a popular tourist spot, one local couple decided to jump into action. garvin thomas joins us. >> reporter: when someone does something nice for others, we often call that giving back. in the case of michael hoffman and janet maurer, t

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the time of this blast. >> absolutely. i mean, this is not paris or london. this would be like a philadelphia. it's a major european city. smaller than the biggest cities in the u.s. or in europe. and we have now actually gotten already just in the time we've spoken with you, that shows you how close the airport is to the city, we are already at the off-ramp to the airport. you can hear the sirens behind me. but we have been stopped here. they are not letting anyone take the road towards the airport. the highway -- sorry, let that car go past. the highway is almost at a standstill. lots of traffic on this brussels ring road. and a police car blocking the ramp. you can probably hear a police officer behind me shouting at cars to keep going. i'm with a group of other reporters. of course, we're all trying to reach the airport. no one is being allowed through to the airport, to that departures hall where the explosions took place this morning except for emergency services. these two explosions at the brussels airport yet. that's a context that we're bringing you this report from. i do want to ask alex, when we lost you, you were talking about how b

map from the national center for atmospheric it shows the cities zika outbreak this orlando is one of the biggest hot zones in the county. anaysts say orlando is one of 50 cities expected to have a warmer than normal summer.... making it a breeding ground for zika-carying mosquitoes. the map also takes into accont the number of international travelers each city will get over the summer months. the news comes as four new zika cases are discovered in florida.... including one in central florida. according to the florida department of health... that case is new in brevard county. it joins three cases found in alachua county. there are now 66 zika cases in florida.... all are travel related. new this morning-- the volusia county man--that deputies say hit and killed a horse-- is expected in court today. christopher todd is scheduled for sentencing this morning. it was back in february of last year.... todd got into a verbal arguement with a group of horse riders near french landing... along the saint johns river in volusia county. deputies say the arguement was over how fast todd was krn. that's when

and in fact the second biggest city in ohio, cleveland, is the number one most economically most depressed major city in america. as we saw in the rust belt state of michigan, where sanders shocked perhaps himself and his team with a win, we could be about to witness what could be the biggest shake-up of the race so far in ohio. i'm joined by the best team on television, covering every candidate, every angle. brianna keeler. brianna, when you look at this and the race we have ahead, what could be the biggest surprise, do you think tonight, on this stage? >> well, you know, having watched the last couple of debates you probably noticed that candidates are very testy. very fiery. this is a town hall, so it is a different situation. they're not going head to head. i think that you can certainly expect sharp contrast and that some of these arguments that they've been formulating over the last couple of debates are going to be out there for sure. hillary clinton has been hitting bernie sanders on the auto bailout. some people thought that back fired. how she framed it a couple of debates ago. b