for shireen yates, that kind of knowledge can make or break her meal out.the smiley face sign she was hoping for, she dived right into her gluten free empanadas. for the pbs newshour, i'm cat wise in san francisco. >> ifill: john king is the next secretary of education. ehad been serving ago acting secretary since arne duncan stepped down last year and previously served at new york state's commissioner of education. >> woodruff: on the newshour online, math geeks and sweet tooths alike celebrate "pi day" today. march 14th marks the mathematical constant, that begins with 3.14. but our resident science producer isn't convinced that pi is so special. read his take, on our home page. and in our poetry series, how language and verse helped a young undocumented poet find his voice to speak about immigration. all that and more is on our web site, pbs.org/newshour. >> ifill: later tonight on charlie rose, what's behind the drawdown of russia's troops in syria. and that's the newshour for tonight. on tuesday, with voters heading to the polls in five states, we'll h

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tony yates joins us live from alexander street school with the latest on the story. good morning to you, toni. >> reporter: good morning again, michelle. the district is working with the epa. they are testing 12 schools in the district. the 12 schools on the priority one list to have their water tested now. the entire quality control protocol has been established to get water samples from the building to document them, of course. all 67 schools in the district will have the testing done. this is after the 30 schools tested positive for higher than acceptable levels of lead. children at early learning centers were tested for lead exposures. those will be due back in a week. once the findings were released, the state stepped in. >> there's no safe level of led. i don't want you to get into a crisis thinking it's something on the scale of flint or that level. it's absolutely nowhere near that. >> reporter: new jersey lawmakers working out of washington d.c. are already looking for federal money to help alleviate this problem. meantime, all of the schools that are affect

deputy mayor toni yates, channel 7, eyewitness news. >>> a long island train collided with a truck on the tracks. the lirr struck a pick up truck as the driver was trying to get across the tracks. no one on the train was hurt. the truck driver was taken to the hospital. service was disrupted along the line for a brief period of time. >> very brief. >>> how many people out there want warmer weather? >> me. >> fine. we'll continue the count later. lee said you're in luck. it's beautiful outside. >> warming up. >> it's going to be warming up. the highs if you like the 60s flir i hope we have a buyer for the house. me too! what are the neighbors doing here? bill! hey! come in, come in! i didn't know your home wifi dad, it's time warner cable. 300 megs. crazy-fast. and we were right across the street the whole time. the whole time. make your home as connected as possible with time warner cable. with speeds up to ultra-fast 300 megs. get 50 meg internet for $39.99 per month. call now. would anybody like to see the kitchen? anybody? dad! you can get wifi all over this place. cool! switching

. >> are the talks suddenly reporter toni yates in newark for us. toni? >> reporter: bill and liz, some union representatives left that meeting with new jersey transit earlier than others. in fact, around 4:30 this afternoon we saw several of them storm out. they wouldn't tell us why. a few minutes later it was evident. union representatives not happy this afternoon after new jersey transit issued a statement detailing what would happen to rail workers if this strike happens. >> all existing positions will be suspended. all employees on sick leave will no longer receive sick leave compensation and all strike employees will have their health, their insurance benefits discontinued effective the first day of the strike. we object to new jersey transit's conduct in this matter while the parties are fully engaged in negotiating process. >> we have a common goal to reach that conclusion in a timely fashion so that the from the heads of the commuters and they can go back about worrying about all the things that the rest of us worry about every day and don't need

i'm toni yates. >> i'm rob nelson. thanks for staying with us. >> good morning america is next, followed by eyewitness news at 9:00. >> have a great day. warming weather. >>> good morning, america. breaking news. ted's huge night. cruz trouncing donald trump in two states. as record numbers turn out to vote on super saturday. >> today has been a very good day. >>> and rubio's disastrous showing. his rivals calling on him to drop out. is this now a two-man race? >> i want ted one on one. two wins. clinton? >>> deadly storms. the west battered by rain and ferocious winds. a double assault. from crumbling cliffs to daring rescues. plus, the major flooding now. what's in store for the week ahead?

jeff: what marcus yates saw is nothing short of horrific. >> i seen employees crushed before my eyes. jeff: a forklift operator said suffered a concussion in the accident that happened yesterday afternoon before 4:00. >> i was trying to figure out how i could get out. jeff: a row of huge shelving racks 30 feet high, 200 feet long holding thousands of pounds of the boxed frozen food tipped over and crashed. frantic 911 calls followed. >> they realized that they had a catastrophic collapse. >> i was like in shock. i kept repeating "oh, god, oh, god." jeff: rescue crews worked for hours to remove the body of andy rubio the worker who died in the crash. several others employees were hurt. two of them remain at inova fairfax hospital with serious inches. >> i was in complete shock. jeff: he thinks of two things. andy rubio. >> optimistic about life. jeff: and the concerns that yates shared with the supervisor two days ago that the massive shelves were not properly secured. >> we lost a friend. we lost an employee that is a father. senseless. that. jeff: we tried to get a comment about rein

. >> toni yates is at the scene. she just spoke with a woman who saw the whole thing. >> we're actually standing in front of the bridgeway diner here on route 9. this accident happened just before noon this morning. here now. but they said the shift before them is the shift that saw this accident, and apparently some of those workers went out to try to help the victims so they're giving us their story. we want you to take a look at this video. this is route 9 near 516. witnesses have said that the green suv, the driver was traveling in one direction. the gold honda was traveling in the opposite direction. for some reason they say the suv jumped the divider and crashed head on in to the honda. police say at least two people were taken to robert wood johnson hospital in critical condition. they're saying there are multiple fatalities. the exact number, we do not know at this time. accident scene investigators were taking pictures. as we said, we spoke to a shop owner who told us what she heard. >> we went to the window

here's tony yates. >> >> reporter: ann ryan doesn't mind leaving oscar and reggie behind because she check on them remotely. the pet treat cam lets her talk to her dogs, see them, take photos and dispense treats through an app on her phone. >> i miss my pets during the day. and it is nice to see them. it is nice to see them at home and what they are doing and the fact that i can give them a treat is such a huge bonus. >> reporter: the treat cam is one of a growing number of tech gadgets designed to help owners stay connected with their furry friends as more pet tech start ups go after the multi-bond pet >> we are creating a need they didn't know existed. and they have never been able to check in on their pet remotely in a meaningful and mutually rewarding way. >> reporter: the whistle pet tracker is a gps device. it's letters you if your pet has left his safe zone. >> you can track them in realtime just like find my iphone or similar solutions and you can find that pet even if there is no other human in sight. >> reporter: the wearable device tracks how much exercise and sleep the an

toni yates, channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> still ahead, she's accused of killing her young son 25 >> the trial beginning today in the most controversial case. eyewitness news at 6:00 starts right now. >>> parents tonight demanding action after worries about lead contaminated drinking water at schools in newark reach a fever pitch. this as free lead testing for all students is set to begin. plus this. >> how many more lives do we need to lose before the system stops giving these slaps on the wrist? >> angry family members speaking out tonight about a young man who just last week pleaded guilty to charges aten illegal street racing case that killed five people. now he's been arrested again on a new charge. good evening at 6:00, i'm bill ritter. >> i'm liz cho. much more on those stories in just a minute. weather and hav rain passing through our area. >> meteorologist lee goldberg tracking the storm. >> thunderstorms scattered throughout the area. look across the hudson, parts of new jersey. we see showers moving toward staten island. want to show you a few we're keeping an eye on. ther

toni yates, eyewitness news. >> thank you for that. stay with eyewitness news for the latest on the new jersey transition -- transit negotiations. we have contingency plans posted at abc7ny.com. >>> vote 2016 now. republican presidential frontrunner donald trump and his rivals will take to the stage tonight for what could be a very critical gop debate of the primary season. on the democratic side, hilt and bernie sanders were back on the trail after the feisty debate. we're live in washington with the latest for the fight for the nomination. >>reporter: it is getting closer and closer to the gop nomination. his delegate count is growing and so is hillary clinton's as she ramps up the attacks on sander s. the fiery fight for florida. >> i will match my record against yours every day of the week. >> excuse me. excuse me. >> hillary clinton and bernie on the issues and each other during this you know version democratic debate in the sunshine state. the former secretary of state hit with another tough question on her private e-mail scandal

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eyewitness news reporter toni yates has details on those hurt and what caused the blast. she's in bayonne tonight. >> this intersection where the blast occurred is still closed off to traffic. you can see down the street, it's not a road that gets a lot of traffic up and down it anyway. you do see the fire house there. traffic in this area has not been disrupted. they're still working to repair the damage while the five people who were onsite, who were injured, will all be okay. >> reporter: newscopter7 capturing images of the hole a blast that blew out around a new pse&g gas line. they were testing air pressure, something routinely done. >> it was pressurized air in the line at the time, and the pressurized air, once it was released, it expelled all the dirt from the construction hole. >> reporter: nevins says the blast was a temporary cap that blew off under too much air pressure. he says those types of caps are replaced with permanent ones that are welded on to the line before the gas is pumped in. the blast injured three workers of hackensack. two bayonne police offic

. >> toni yates is live at ramsey. toni? >> reporter: yes, indeed. this pursuit began up in mahwah. police officers spotted the motorcycle going very fast on route 202. he tried to stop him, but the motorcyclist made it out here to route 17. they say that he was going even faster once he got to 17, topping speeds of more than 100 miles per hour. then ramsey police picked up the cycle going through their town, also along route 17. they tried to stop him, but before they could, they say the driver crashed near the maple shade motel. we have seen a damaged car also at that spot. it was back end damage. we are told that the was taken by ambulance to the hospital. he's reportedly suffered broken bones and possibly lost a limb. he has not been identified. no word on where he was coming from. at this point, there is on northbound route 17, there is slow traffic on the southbound lanes. there are two lanes still shut down while police continue their investigation. again, a motorcyclist, it seems like, was going very fast heading on route 17 southbound. they don't know where he was coming fr

. >> tony yates is in north bourbon with the details. tony? >>reporter: good afternoon david and liz. as you can see behind me, this crowd is gathering for a vigil for the victims, supposed to start at 5:00 this afternoon. as for the investigation itself, police say that car was travelling at least 50 miles an hour over the speed limit before the driver, eric paterson, lost control of that car and then within 15 minutes of the tragedy happening, even local leaders were out here at the scene where two children lost their lives. mayors, sheriff officials, police chiefs, even they were overwhelmed by the carnage of saturday night's double fatal crash. >> the devastation they witnessed first hand, without doubt, the worst accident scene i've seen in my entire career. i've been in law enforcement saturday night, i'm sure, will forever stay in my memory. >> 17-year-old brian rodriguez and 16-year-old noll herrera died after a speeding car crashed into the friends walking on the side wake saturday night. -- sidewalk saturday night. paterson driving w

new jersey reporter toni yates is there. >> orange mayor duane warren said the fire department was on the scene of this fire exactly three minutes after they got that call, but unfortunately that fire was so destructive as you can see, they had to tear down that house. family members say they believe the three people who died inside could have been saved. >> reporter: neighbors watched, neighbors went to try and help as people from ran inside 251 inferno before dawn. family members say their great grandmother woke up, saw flames, and tried to get everyone out. >> she yelled fire, fire, fire, and tried to put the fire out. >> reporter: several extended family members shared the home. at least eight people were inside. word spread and more family arrived on the scene. >> reporter: it -- >> it took a man, a stranger to come in the house and get my grandmother out. my grandmother ended up going back in there to save her grand kids and her son. >> reporter: this family said more should have been done to rescue their loved ones. two little boys and an adult male didn't make it out alive. sh

okay, toni, looks like we're having a few problems with toni yates. we'll try to get her story back a little bit later. 1/2 days from a strike at this point. so it's getting close and both sides are putting their feet down. >>> and coming up a new twist in the case of a deadly street race on long island, coming up on eyewitness news the dramatic turn of events today in court that has left so many of the victims' families furious. >> also we've got an eyewitness news exclusive, the key material in a design for a new manhattan high rise that has firefighters sounding the alarm. >> and call it naked ambition, >>> we've got an update on a live story, the search underway people on the street. we've learned one of the victims is a 14-year-old girl. this happened on the 1000 block of presidents street in the town heights section, the girl rushed to king county hospital with nonlife threatening injuries, no word yet on a suspect or motive. of course, we'll keep you posted. back to you. >>> i wonder if the people out there, if this happened to their family or

new jersey reporter toni yates in newark now with this story. toni? >>reporter: parents on edge, you're exactly right. 67 families signed up for the free lead testing for the children there. the city's health department came out to conduct those tests. the health department set-up the they were read to in a quiet area while waiting for their return. not a fun experience for the patients at early childhood learning center but it is something that had to be done. berliner school is one of the 30 schools in the district that had to shut down the drinking water and bring in bottled water after the supply here tested positive for higher than acceptable levels of lead. parents are concerned about how long their children may have been drinking the water. >> we thought everybody was okay using faucet wet and we're putting it in our body ays. >> you're getting your son tested? yes. it doesn't just start with my babies or the babies before. in urban communities they tend to do whatever to us and then just say deal with it. but in this case, i'm not going to jus

for now we're live here in newark, toni yates, channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> a $10 million handwritten lawsuit filed against uber in the name of the driver charged in that deadly michigan shooting authorities in kalamazoo became suspicious because the envelope for the lawsuit was mailed in a philadelphia post mark. suspect jason dalton is jailed in michigan. dalton denied filing the lawsuit. authorities say the handwriting doesn't match him. >>> commuting back to normal in our nation's capital after an unprecedented shutdown of the washington subway system. the issue that caused the closure is not an easy fix. that means headaches will continue for riders. the 29 hour shutdown ended at 5:00 this morning. inspections in that time revealed 26 areas that need replacement or repair. >>> we've got lee back with us. you trying to work on your models? >> i'm looking at them, like oh, my goodness. there's not much of a way out. i know people don't want to hear about snowfall obviously this late in the season. but that's what we have to deal with. >> i feel sorry for the trees. >> it's a good s

toni yates, channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> it is the biggest night yet in the race for president. primaries are underway right now with high voter turnout reported. those primaries taking place in florida, illinois, missouri, north carolina, and ohio. and tonight could be the turning point for both democrats and republicans. eyewitness news political reporter dave evans here now with what's at stake. >> i think all eyes are going to be on ohio tonight. kasich of ohio could pull off a win there. the latest polling shows he's neck and neck with donald trump right now. a lot of democrats in ohio, they may go ahead and cross party lines and vote for kasich to try to stop trump. that could hurt hillary clinton. in a state where bernie sanders is already awfully close. >> reporter: it's another election day, but this one is crucial. votes in five states, including florida and ohio. for republicans, it's winner take all in those states. if it's trump, his path to the nomination is clear. >> always a complicated process but i think we're going to very well. we seem to be having great poll

toni yates, channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> suffolk county at least 15 dogs killed in a fire. this happened on middle county road in corem. the fire in the building that used to house the pancake cottage. some dogs did survive and they the cause of that fire is under investigation. >>> an indicted former staffer for governor chris christie wants to get names of people who possibly knew about closed lanes on the george washington bridge. in a court filing, it says the government admitted it has names of people that may have knowledge of the conspiracy but didn't join it. kelly and former court authority official face charges that they created traffic jams near the bridge to punish a local mayor for not endorsing christie. >>> the supreme court taking up the most important abortion case in two decades today. demonstrators rallied outside the supreme court building as the court took up the first high profile issue to be heard since justice antonin scalia's death. >> reporter: pro choice protesters joined by house speaker paul ryan. on opposing sides of an abortion case argued at

i'm toni yates. topping headlines, friends and family are gathering in north bergen where they say two teenagers were killed in a crash. this happened when the driver of a car jump the curb, across the street from union city high night, and plowed into the group. friend say one of the victims was a sophomore at the school, and another went to a nearby high school. friends tell us a third victim is in the hospital being treated for a broken leg. >>> and police in brooklyn are searching for a man who tried to shoot a woman in front of the children who were with her. police say this man approached the 30-year-old woman as she was walking up the stairs of a building in crown heights yesterday afternoon. he pulled the trigger on the gun, but it jammed. the woman ran into an apartment and locked the door. police say the suspect fired several shots into the door before he ran away. does not governor andrew cuomo: there is an unhealthy income inequality gap that is only growing. if you work full-time you sho

. >>> 2 people are in the hospital after an intense fire burned down a motel on west colfax and yate this morning, firefighters believe it started in the second floor. the owner of the bar-x motel said he discovered the fire in an ever turned mat-- over turned mattress in an empty room. it quickly got out of control. 2 guests were hospitalized for burns and breathing in too much smoke. >> i guess they found him on the bed in suit and black. we all could have been woke up dead. >> no word on a cause, officials say the motel was in violation >>> i-70 through glenwood is the day. c-dot crews used a helicopter to put netting where the original slide occurred. crews made more repairs to the westbound and eastbound lanes of the interstate. i-70 there is open in both directions using the eastbound lanes, the westbound side of the interstate remains closed. >>> close to 50 government employees, company representatives and community leaders from nevada got to check out denver's regional transportation district. the group is looking to denver as a guide to create a light rail system because th

she -- toni yates is in court. >>reporter: yes, indeed. we are actually learning new details about the incident in general. the investigation revealing that off-duty officer vincent harrison had actually gotten out of his car with his gun drawn. they say he walked up to the other driver, a 26-year-old woman who had her 2-year-old were in a minor accident. they say as he was backing away from her car is when he was hit by that other driver. that other hit-and-run driver in court today. the attorneys saying that he will likely be out on bail. he is calling this whole incident an unfortunate accident. 35-year-old william espinnal meija made his first appearance since turning himself in on monday, his attorney entering a not guilty plea in the hit-and- run death of off-duty nypd officer vincent harrison early sunday morning on the turnpike. this morning's appearance was all about getting es pinnal meija out on bail. his attorney calling the incident an accident, explaining his client had no malicious intent in leaving the scene. >> it was just

. >>> two people are recovering after being hurt when a fire sparked near yates on colfax. the building had several fire code violations. the red crash -- tte red cross is helping people that were staying at this motel. >>> the battle continues in erie overland. people can weigh in at eight older county school district meeting. in elementary school was planning to open on the land but the problem is [ indiscernible ] still owns the the land. plans for the school could be delayed or even abandoned. the meeting starts at 6:00 plans for the school could be delayed or even abandoned. the meeting starts at 6:00 pm at the district education center in boulder. 3 >>> some changes are coming to the broncos roster. today for players have parted ways with the orange and blue. arran andersen tells us more. >> reporter: the business side of football has become. for the broncos that means saying goodbye to some of the pieces of the super bowl winning puzzle. malik jackson scored a six year deal with the jaguars wirth upwards of $90 million. $42 million or guaranteed. that makes him the f

toni yates is live in woodbridge with more. that critical service advisory saying his rail workers are the problem in this strike threat. but the good news today also, that strike deadline seeming adjustable, as long as talks are productive. >> it's going to be hectic. it's going to be hectic. going to do. >> reporter: new jersey transit commuters' worst fear, trying to get from here to there with no trains. just additional buses that even new jersey transit admits -- >> we cannot replicate the railroad with buses and we'll make every effort to provide a level of service that's consistent with the resources. >> reporter: no face to face talks today. instead both sides separately reviewing ideas offered in yesterday's negotiations. >> 13th is when the cooling off period ends. that does not mean that a work stoppage has to happen exactly at 12:01. if we're sitting there and discussing something at the table and we think the progress is going in the right direction, you postpone it for 24 hours. meeting where community activists s

. >> that was toni yates in north bergen in new jersey. >>> there's been a verdict in the erin andrews stalking lawsuit. a jury aawarding her $55 million. michael barrett found to be 51% at fault. that makes him liable for about $28 million. he was convicted in criminal court of stalking andrews. he spent two and a half years in prison. the company who owns the hotel where he took a nude photo of her will pay more than $26 million. >>> a brooklyn deli owner is hoping surveillance video will help catch the man who robbed the store. the man walked in, pulled out a gun, and took one of the customers hostage. he took out a gun. the store's owner gave the the suspect is still on the loose. >>> it was a murder that horrified a community in connecticut. a teenaged girl stabbed and killed by a boy who she turned down for their junior prom. tonight a plea deal. the killer facing 25 years in prison for the murder on campus of maren sanchez two years ago next month. joe torres at the courthouse in milford with the story. >> fair and appropriate. that's how lourz here at the courthouse in fill mrd

. >> i want to take this opportunity to thank the people of michigan who kind of repewed yated the polls. >> in mississippi, hill clinton took the only other state holding a democratic primary. >> i want to be the president for the struggling and the striving, for people -- >> for republicans, exit polls showed voters wanted change. donald trump taking those states as well as hawaii. >> we have something going that is so good. we should grab each other and we should unify the party and nobody is going to beat us. >> in all, more than 300 delegates were up for grabs in tuesday's races. >> in case you are wondering count, hillary clinton still holds a big lead with 1200 delegates but the win gives bernie sanders 600 delegates. still a lot of ground to make up. it was not a good night for marco rubio. i'll tell you what his losses in those four states means for his campaign coming up at the bottom of the hour. >> the democratics set to debate tonight ahead of the primary tuesday. ginger will be there. she'll have a complete wrap for you tonight on news 6 at 11:00. >> a wild ride in a stolen

i'm toni yates. >> i'm rob nelson. gma is next. 9:00. >>> good morning, america. happening right now, the saturday showdown. they're voting in five states today. will it be another trump triumph? >> did you get him out? >> overnight his rally turned ugly. the biggest conservative gathering. >> someone told him megyn kelly was going to be here. >> and hillary clinton tries to extend her lead over bernie sanders. is this his do-or-die moment? >>> shocking find. the new twist in the infamous o.j. simpson murder case. that knife allegedly found buried in o.j.'s old estate. >> the facts of the case remains an open case and that is the case here. >> how it suddenly turned up and the new crucial details. what we're just learning about it now. >>> high-tech heist. how armed robbers stole $5 million in gold.

yates. >> i'd say 30% right there with rg3 because he is a backup. he was the backup for gary kubiak in houston. we all know how gary kubiak >> john elway likes hall of fame quarterbacks. aaron rodgers? >> no chance he ever leaves green bay ever. >> eli manning. >> i don't think eli manning would want anything to do with following in his brother's footsteps any more than he already has. >> another quarterback from the colts, andrew luck. first elway and manning. this makes sense. >> sure. just have andrew luck follow peyton manning wherever he goes. elway would love to have the former stanford quarterback, but no chance indy lets him go. >> superman cam newton? >> that might be something. he might fit in that offense, but no. i think he's going to be playing for the carolina panthers for years to come. >> all seriousness, tim tebow. >> in all serious, over john elway's dead body. >> had to ask. >>> hey, have i ever mentioned how much i love sports? >> yes, you have. >> well, i do now more than seconds of last night's nuggets victory over the lakers k

for now we're live here, toni yates, channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> the funeral of a new jersey state trooper or campaign for donald trump? governor christie is responding to critics who say he should have gone to the funeral instead of trumping for stump. christie is insisting he decided earlier his lieutenant governor would be at the funeral and the governor is rejecting calls for his resignation because of his trump endorsement. lucy yang is in linden with the story. >> governor christie came here today to highlight jobs growth but really he spent most of his time insisting he's not ignoring his state duties while traveling for donald trump. >> i can do more than one thing at one time. >> reporter: that was governor chris christie this afternoon, defending his ability to run new jersey while hitting the campaign trail for donald trump. >> i'm never out of touch with folks. which things do you need to be appearing at? which things can you have other people in the administration cover? and which events are really important? >> reporter: even if he can multitask, one thing christie ca

so winds monthed yating overnight as well. using half moon bay as ab indicator. notice they'll diminish from above 30 miles per hour to just above 20 miles per hour tomorrow morning. we'll have maybe isolated showers with high temperatures mid to upper 60s and getting warmer in the week, mid mid-70s inland. loafly week ahead. >> thank you. >> all right. lots to talk about tonight. in sports. >> that is right. larry beil is here with the latest changes. >> yes. college basketball you're either in the tournament or looking for a guy that can get you there. that is where stanford has been. and we'll >>> when it comes to stanford, a lot of talk is finding a person that can balance serious academics as well as athletics. today, former cal bear was introduce theed as the new men's basketball coach. now he was an assistant coach after playing days and moved on to north carolina after four years at the helm of the university of alabama he gets a chance and he is well aware of what he needs to do. >> with this team we're going to be fortunate with that as well. throughout

so winds monthed yating overnight as well. using half moon bay as ab indicator.otice they'll diminish from above 30 miles per hour to just above 20 miles per hour tomorrow morning. we'll have maybe isolated showers with high temperatures mid to upper 60s and getting rmer in the week, mid mid-70s inland. loafly week ahead. >> thank you. >> all right. lots to talk about tonight. in sports. >> that is right. larry beil is here with the latest changes. >> yes. college basketball you're either in the tournament or looking for a guy that can get you there. that is where stanford has been. and we'll tell >>> when it comes to stanford, a lot of talk is finding a person that can balance serious academics as well as athletics. today, former cal bear was introduce theed as the new men's basketball coach. now he was an assistant coach after playing days and moved on to north carolina after four years at the helm of the university of alabama he gets a chance and he is well aware of what he needs to do. >> with this team we're going to be fortunate with that as well. throughou

yates. >> i'd say 30% right there with rg3 because he is a backup. he was the backup for gary kubiak in houston. we all know how gary kubiak likes his former texans. >> john elway likes hall of fame quarterbacks. aaron rodgers? >> no chance he ever leaves green bay ever. >> eli manning. >> i don't think eli manning would want anything to do with footsteps any more than he already has. >> another quarterback from the colts, andrew luck. first elway and manning. this makes sense. >> sure. just have andrew luck follow peyton manning wherever he goes. elway would love to have the former stanford quarterback, but no chance indy lets him go. >> superman cam newton? >> that might be something. he might fit in that offense, but no. i think he's going to be playing for the carolina panthers for years to come. >> all seriousness, tim tebow. >> in all serious, over john elway's dead body. >> had to ask. >>> hey, have i ever mentioned how much i love sports? >> yes, you have. >> well, i do now more than ever because during the final seconds of last night's nugge

in hackensack toni yates, channel 7 eyewitness news. mushrooming tonight in the republican party, outright revolt by mainstream republicans against the likely nomination of donald trump as the gop presidential candidate. tonight former new york governor saying she'll vote for clinton if the race come down to donald trump and hillary clinton. >> i could not write for donald trump. i could write in somebody depending what happens during the course of the i could vote for her if it was donald trump, not happily, not willingly, but i would do it. >> nine while trump pulling out -- meanwhile trump pulling out of what's known as a command appearance. >>> ben carson officially stopping his campaign for the republican nomination for president with just eight delegates to his name in the primaries earlier this week saying he'll stop campaigning. he will now lead an organization that in his words encourages cristians to vote. the midwest, hillary clinton in michigan saying bernie sanders is not offering any specific plans. >> the vast majority of

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. >> the correlations we found suggest that degree of coral yates to whether it makes it to the implantation. >> in the mouse model, it resulted in a 50% increase in pregnancy. >> the holy grail of ivf procedure is being able to identify which embryos are going to implant and make a baby. >> if approved for human fertility treatments, researchers believe it could potentially eliminate need to implant multiple embryos and increasing successful pregnancies. researchers are now comparing data from the system side by side with results of the standard selection method. and are hoping to select embryos to impact. >> if it's not going to rain, i guess spectacular is okay. >> clear skies and today, 76 in clover dale and antioch. and tomorrow, highs low to mid-70s around the bay. here is the accu-weather forecast. so two and a half to three days of sunny, mild weather sunday's storm ranking only one on the storm impact scale. >> well, time for sports. >> you looked like you wanted to read the sports. >> i did. >> the newly acquired denard what will you do?ctric nissan leaf... ♪ how far will you go? ♪

. >> the correlations we found suggest that degree of elasticy coral yates to whether it makes it tolantation station. >> in the mouse model, it resulted in a 50% increase in pregnancy. >> the holy grail of ivf procedure is being able to identify which embryos are going to implant and make a baby. >> if approved for human fertility treatments, researchers believe it could potentially eliminate need to implant multiple embryos and increasing successful pregnancies. researchers are now comparing data from the system side by side with results of the standard selection method. and are hoping to select embryos to impact. >> if it's not going to rain, i guess spectacular is okay. >> clear skies and today, 76 in clover dale and antioch. and tomorrow, highs low to mid-70s around the bay. here is the accu-weather forecast. so two and a half to three days of sunny, mild weather and sunday's storm ranking only one on the storm impact scale. >> well, time for sports. >> you looked like you wanted to read the sports. >> i did. >> the newly acquired denard >>> about a year and a half ago, steve ke

corporate officers there is a profoundly important deterrent effect as deputy attorney general sally yates indicated in a memo september 9th of last year. prosecutions against individual corporate officers, where there is evidence and where, there is proof beyond a reasonable doubt will encourage compliance with the law by corporations and those individuals and, that will be to the good of not only the public in general but also corporations, shareholders and its employees. >> yes. we certainly do. we certainly feel that the new individual accountability policy, which essentially puts the onus on those corporations wanting to cooperate to also provide information about individual wrongdoing and also requires in a more systemic manner that we make sure that we are considering those issues in every corporate case. we think that is a very important part, exactly the issues that you raise, for corporate accountability as well as public knowledge. >> lives asked for an investigation of ever source in connection with potential misuse of h1b visas and i hope that perhaps you could respond to that

recently deputy attorney general sally yates issued a memo that the department will focus on prosecuting individuals and not just wringing financial statements from corporations. as i said at the time, the department's settlement with hsbc was a missed opportunity to bring criminal charges in an enormous money laundering case and this administration failed to prosecute any wall street bankers or criminal executives responsible for the financial meltdown. so the goal of the h memo is a good one. so this is something you and i agree on. but president obama ice former deputy attorney general james cole said that the yates memo is quote/unquote impractical. quote/unquote. not based in reality and will lead to very few actual cases against individuals. is former attorney general holder's deputy correct that this this policy isn't based on reality and how are you going to ensure individuals are actually prosecuted? >> well, thank you, sir, i think the memo does reflect the view within the department of justice that individuals have to be held accountable for their actions particularly in the w

the building wasey evacuate yateed after a fire alarm went off.pokesperson said that it's was triggered by steam in cafi. the fire department was called to put out the fire. the museum reopened a few minutes later. >>> tracking the rainfall numbers adding up especially since about 4:00. taking a look at the updated numbers out there. you can see this is the radar loop since about the past six hours, since about 4:00 this afternoon. santa rosa picking up about two inches of rain. kenfield, 1.2. we are still adding to the totals right now, trying update the map just in the past hour or two. we bumped up those numbers. we have the rain fall. the heaviest rain beginning to make its move to the east and south of the region. but this is actually a new development. the flash flood watch that was supposed to expire at 5:00 p.m. or 10:15. the red sector up here represents a flash flood warning for portions of napa county including northwest portions of napa and yountville with the rainfall over the past 24 hours approaching an inch and a half. heads up for

>> on behalf of the fox news medder yating team, we tried not to do too much of that.me people have that. but just the feed back on voters was very negative about what they thought. they didn't like to see the republicans. they're trying to decide between you four, they don't like to see the really ugly slug fest. >> i'd rather spend the debate debating merits of my tax plan, my approach on isis. and i believe we should stand with israel. i mean, these are, i'd rather talk about that. >> one question after two folks wanted to hear about israel. and raised the issue that trump said he would remain neutral on that deal. not that he's not support of israel but remains neutral when it comes to strike a peace deal in the middle east. that is where we're going to pick it up right after the break. and on to policy matters and best moments on the campaign trail when we come right back. don't go away. ♪ these little guys? they represent blood cells. and if you have afib - an irregular heartbeat that may put you at five times greater risk of stroke - they can pool together in th

as budding entrepreneurs leave their day jobs to pursue their passions and creigh yates.t movement has helped spur another phenomenon. maker spaces that give those creators access to tools, education and collaborators all under one roof. one of those is maker house in seattle where we met a bunch of entrepreneurs using the space to make everything from portable hydroponic gardens to extension cords, custom bikes and guitars. ♪ >> never before in history has it been easier to create and scale a business as it is today. whether you're coding or whether you're looking at making a physical product, you can start something and scale at a pace that's never been seen before. >> you know that product idea you scribbled on a piece of paper and then threw in a junk drawer because you didn't know how to make it? well then listen up. there's a new breed of highly innovative entrepreneurs called makers, who are at the leading edge of a growing do it yourself movement. they are taking their ideas from napkin sketch to product, fast every than ever. using a place called a maker space. w

devastation of the earthquake and past him, we was i supported another candidate, the elections got e nile yated and we have to try again. greg: it is tough there, why is that? better policy and strong leaders and if we are really one of the americas, which we are, if the united states would give us a little more focus and just stronger and participateing with the leaders in policies, if you are donating to the aid of a country, at least help us get the policies get stronger. rosanna: i remembered when that happened and people donated and people were upset because the money wasn't going to the right people and involveed in corruption. >> we have seen similar things in new orleans with the devastation. it is operating like a third world country. in order to help people you have to go beyond the aid and create work and strengthen the private sector and works towards a middle class. rosanna: let's talk music. warren hill, d lauren hill, what is going on with her? >> i was looking forward to her and she rocked out with the weekend, so actually, shout out, this is the 20 kt year anniversary. rosanna:

presidential front runner donald trump stressing the importance of flexibility when it comes to ne gauche yating on a key issue. joining me now, former chief speech writer for george w. bush and bill burton,former obama press secretary. what was your biggest take away. >> >> so he's flexible with the new york times editorial page. but not so flexible when he's on the campaign trail talking to the american people. that's the take away. i think he took a hit on his credibility as the guy who tells it like it is on this exchange. >> he said off the rord conversation. doesn't that kind of chill. >> no, because i don't know that the journalists are ever upset about being on the record. it's usually to accommodate -- >> right, but the president shl candidates right-hand turn going to want to give us off the record confers. it just sort of chills the discussion. >> it may, but it should -- he's supposed to be a conservative running for the republican. he goes to the liberal editorial page and says i'm not going to do all the things i'm saying and then has a secret conversation with them and doesn't tel

yates wrote, think where man's glory most begins and ends and say my glory was that i had such friends ♪ ave, ave dominus dominus tecum ♪ ♪ dominus tecum benedicta tu in mulieribus ♪ ♪ et benedictus et benedictus fructus ventris ♪ ♪ ventris tuis jesus ♪ ♪ sancta maria mater dei ♪ ♪ ora pro nobis peccatoribus ♪ ♪ ora pro nobis ora, ora pro nobis peccatoribus ♪ ♪ nunc et in hora mortis et in hora mortis nostrae ♪ ♪ et in hora mortis nostrae ♪ ♪ ave maria >> we do not want you to unaware, brother, about those who have fallen asleep, so that you may not grieve like rest, who have no hope, for if we believe that jesus died and rose, so too will god through jesus, bring with him those who have fallen asleep. indeed, we tell you this, on the word of the lord, that we who are alive, who are left until the coming of the lord, will surely not proceed those who have fallen asleep. for the lord himself with the word of command with the voice of an arcangel and with the trumpet of god will come from heaven. we who are left will be caught up with them in the clouds to meet the lord in the air. thus,

for now, live at penn station, toni yates, channel 7, eyewitness news. >>> the biggest complaint buys new yorkers when it comes to place where is you spends your money? we'll tell you what tops the list and a 15-year-old girl shoved on to the subway tracks. the new clue that could lead to her attacker and new fallout over this tennis star, maria share poaf after's failed drug test confession and what serena williams those say about the scandzal. >>> i'm lee goldberg, and not as many people on the beau >>> the nypd releasing a new sketch for the search for a man who pushed a teenager on subway tracks and into the path of an oncoming train in queens. the 15-year-old was shoved from a platform on sunday at the 103rd street corona plaza station. she survived. >>> the better business bureau releasing the top 10 consumer complaints categories from new yorkers in 2015. complaints concerning telecommunications and in third place, health, beauty, and fitness followed by automative and electronic and appliance complaints. two days and send it out to the business, and the business has a chance t

. >> right now eastbound colfax is closed at yates at this time. we'll have an update at denver 7 and on thedenverchannel.com. >>> snow is on the way, but so are warmer temperatures. depends on where you are. >> there is a chance we might get a few showers across the plains later tonight. better chance in the mountains. a few could roll east. now all is quiet. a few clouds. a little unsettled still, after live look just east of dia, we've got beautiful clouds. should be in the mid- to upper 40s by noon. slight chance we might see a shower or two after sunset and potentially for that late commute tonight temperatures will top out in the low to mid- 50s today. calling for a high of 52 here in denver. 50 in greeley. more snow for the mountain us. really light. not expecting alerts, but could see a couple of inches. >>> thank you, lisa. we brought you early this morning. a stabbing in aurora sending one person to the hospital. >> it happened at a house on east walsh drive. the victim was taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. and our crews saw one person handcuffed but poli