. >> reporter: in search of a rare creature, mystery ape in the congo. on the journey, machine guns, poison arrows, traps. >> this is the wild west, shoot to kill. >> reporter: a dangerous search and then a rescue. >> they are very, very adorable. >> reporter: those stories and good evening the the nbc news room in new york, i'm lester holt and welcome to the first edition of our new series, "on assignment." for the next several weeks, our correspondents travel the world to report on stories we hope you'll find powerful and provocative. >>> up first, the presidential campaign, it's prompted months of investigation. hillary clinton's use of private e-mail for government business. cynthia mcfadden went to romania to find him. >> you hacked your way into the bush family e-mails, you hacked your way into colin powell's e-mails, you uncovered that hillary clinton was using a private e-mail. >> much more. >> and many more? >> yes. >> his name is marcel lehel lazar, he's better known as guccifer. >> with a beat up old computer. and a cell phone is able to hack

i think the ap is doing a great job. thewilling to challenge president on what he is been told a few days earlier from other managing editors, oliver said, i just want you to know, mr. president, that the ap is not against you or for you. well, johnson replied, that is not quite the way i like it. [laughter] mr. rather: one important thing rings through here. let's take the great report on the burning of a village. it was a shock. the difference between yesterday's vietnam and today, it's important without being preachy for every citizen to understand while it's true the president johnson picked up the phone and gave frank stanton, the second man down of the cbs corporate entity, gave him unmitigated hell about the report and applied maximum pressure, at no time was or even the slightest indication that bill paley who owned the company or dr. stanton who ran the company was going to influence coverage in any way. abc.was true of nbc and grasped thatbe quality journalism whether it's covering the war anything else, it beg

reid has ap government class. isquestion is, what congressional reapportionment and how does it benefit the states? guest: we love reapportionment. not so much on gerrymandering. reapportionment happens every 10 years. the delegation in the house of delegates -- in the house of representatives is fixed at -- based on population growth or population decline, different states get different representatives. you are guaranteed a minimum of one representative in california has the most but every 10 years we reapportion and states will redistrict. they will redraw the boundaries of the district's and if the state uses a political protect a to help political party or incumbents, we call that type of redistricting gerrymandering. host: our next caller is bethany from florida. i want to give a shout out to my ap government teacher ms. carbone because she makes the subjects of much fun. differentiate between the different committees in college congress and senate. guest: too often we think is about the legislative process.

you heard about these mystery apes and wanted to find out for yourself?> yes. >> why is it a mystery? >> i didn't know what the hell it was. >> it was when the belgian was the colony serving back to joseph conrad's heart of da darkness. they brought skulls home to belgian where experts thought they had discovered a new third species of gorilla. >> this could have been a sort of missing link connecting the eastern and western species. that sounded fascinating. >> the fascination with the mystery apes was rekindled after a swiss photographer arrived in bili in 1956. >> carla was bringing out pictures and reports of ground nests sleeping on the ground. that's normally a gorilla behavior. maybe speculation this was a hybrid between gorilla and chimpanz chimpanzees, new species of great apes. >> scientist s began coming to bili and installed motion cameras deep in the forest and finally able to capture clear images of the apes which looked like large chimps but behaved a little like gorillas. dna samples proved they were chimpanzees after all, it's just that t

a rare and endangered unknown population of apes. almost impossible to see.ts out to find them. >> it's not often that you travel through a war zone to find a sanctuary but that's exactly what they're doing. few dare to visit. and it's one of the most remote places on earth. but the forest is home to them. it's taken us a long time to get here and to bring them to you. >> a motorcycle can only take you so far in this remote corner of the eastern congo. into the 12,000 forest. >> you have to be really patient because sometimes they'll be right above you. >> he explained whispering that even though we could hear apes nearby, finding them won't be easy. >> if you don here anything in the next few minutes we go and explore. >> it is really dangerous. >> when he one whispering hicks was tapping o trees the way apes do. >> chimps do. >> they do and we might be lucky enough to hear it today. >> why do they pound? it's called tree drumming. gorillas drum on their chest and chimpanzee's drum on the rees. >> to communicate? >> exactly. >> hicks first came here a decade

the airport pushed back against the ap and refused to share its own numbers responding to the ap's publicords act request saying you asked by sfo's own count how many perimeter breaches has the airport had since 2004? the pra does not obligate the city to answer such questions. so how does that stack up to the rest of california's airports since 2004? the ap found sfo had 41, l.a.x. 26, sjc had 21, san diego had 4. live at sfo, kiet do, kpix 5. >> sfo says they have beefed up perimeter security patrols. have they done anything else? >> yes. so they say that they have added some lighting and extra cameras and also a mechanized gate that opens and closes with an electronic motor. >>> let's check weather. a little cloudy out there. >> yes. you were saying you saw a little drizzle this morning. i was just talking to susan lee taylor at kcbs radio. she had some drizzle. i had some drizzle coming in from pleasanton -- or maybe happy tears. [ laughter ] >> at the airport so far no report of any local airport delays. but this is the scene looking out towards sfo and usually, when you have the clo

the airport pushed back against the ap refused to share its own numbers responding to the ap's public records act request saying, you asked by sfo's own count how many perimeter breaches has the airport had since the start of 2004? the pra does not obligate the city to answer such questions. here's a roundup. top four biggest airports in california. since 2004: effort to live at sfo, kiet do, kpix 5. >> how is sfo defending itself? >> reporter: so they say that they have beefed up some of the security perimeter patrols also added some new lights and cameras. also added a electric gate that slides open and closed mechanically. >> thank you. >>> meanwhile texas is leading the effort to reverse the obama administration's new transgender bathroom suggestion in schools. the "order" requires schools to allow students to use facilities that match their genter identity or lose federal funding. 11 states have sued the government challenging the policy. >> the obama administration is creating new laws outside the bounds of the constitution, making the kind of changes only congress can make. >>

i think the ap. is doing a great job." not wanting to challenge what he had been told, gallagher said "i just want you to know mr. president that the ap is not against you, but for you." where johnson replied, "that is not quite the way i like it." [laughter] dan: one important things rings through here. let's take the great morley safer reports on the earning of village -- ont he burning of village huts. the difference between yesterday and today is important. while it's true that president johnson picked up the phone and cbse frank stanton in unmitigated hell about the safer report, and applied maximum pressure. at no time was there even the thosetest indication that who owned or ran the company were going to influence coverage in any way. that was true of nbc. acb was not the organization -- abc was not the organization then as it is now. ,ut quality journalism particularly in times of war, begins with an owner, a publisher, a reader who has guts. who will back his reporters. the length and breadth of the vietnam war ha

i mean, i was dressed like half an ape and still not even close to the most disgusting person in there. leonard, i could use your assistance. sure. what's up? now that i've given up string theory, i'm struggling to find my next area of focus. so, in your professional opinion, which of these areas do you think is the most promising? huh, well, i-i think there's some really innovative stuff going on in dark matter. that's helpful. okay. of these four areas... penny: sheldon! what did we say about being a nicer friend?

more than half giving it a 5 star rating. >> to think somebody in south korea is studying ap computer science and using he is course is amazing. >> it was such a hit he followed up with his own textbook. in a few short years he has become an expert teaching high school s about computer science and the rest of us, about not letting obstacles stand in your way. >> whatever interest or problem makes you think i can do something about it, do out there and do it. >> while he one day sees himself making a living with his expertise in computer science, he's not making any money off it now. the course he has online is free for any to take. garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. >>> if you know someone doing something nice for others, garvin would love to hear from you. go to our website and stem cell research bay area proud. >>> the story behind the westchester mystery house is going to the screen. helen mirren is to be in the soon to be announced movie. the mastermind behind the westchester mystery house in san jose legend has it sarah winchester was worried she would be killed by victims killed

students taking the ap biology and calculus exams were seated too closely together and were not given different versions of the test. over 150 students are impacted. tonight an online petition saying they shouldn't be punished for their mistakes and class time should be devoted for those taking the ap exams again. >>> a high profile meeting at facebook headquarters late this afternoon talking about charges that facebook is bias against right wing views. our business and tech reporter scott budman joining us in menlo park. this meeting or summit, if you will, called by mark zuckerberg himself. >> reporter: really a big deal, if you think about it. it's political season right now and millions of people get their news each day from facebook. it wants to seem unbiased. today zuckerberg invited conservatives from tv networks, the heritage foundation, glenn beck, to come to campus. facebook invited several conservative leaders to campus to talk, conversation that started when a former contractor claimed the social network's trending topic favor the left. >> they recognize that democrats, re

. >> police believe the begunmen were aping at other target and three victims were caught in a cross fire. powell was a student at chester community charter school. the school founder is paying for his funeral. >>> someone opened fire on a tow truck in philly hurting driver and passenger. now police want to know who did. it investigators say bullets came from both sides in the nice town, tioga section. the driver is in critical condition. the passenger is in stable. >> a judge clears baltimore

, the dramatic drop in altitude, 37,000 to 10,000 feet and also, one source saying according to the ap that the body parts indicate an explosion while the chief of egypt's forensics team said that is false and the mere assumption. that said, as far as the family members go there is a vigil being held today at the cairo opera house so obviously again, they are looking for answers. heather: conflicting information from the very beginning. john live for us, thank you. jon: a judge finds millionaire businessman how harris not guilty of murdering his wife. it was his fourth trial. how harris will be on us live to tell us why he says this case is not over yet. >> think fixing your windshield is a big hassle? not with safelite. this family needed their windshield replaced, but they're daughters heart was set on going to the zoo. so we said if you need safelite to come to the zoo we'll come to the zoo! only safelite can fix your windshield anywhere in the us. with our exclusive mobileglassshops. and our one of a kind trueseal technology, for a reliable bond. service that fits your schedule. th

garvin: decoding ap computer science, hosted on the udemy website is the free course he created. and it turns out, it wasn't just his friends who were interested. in a little over a year, more than 4000 others from around the world have taken his course, more than half giving it a 5-star rating. moksh: to think that, you know, someone in south korea is studying ap computer science and using my course is, you know, crazy. garvin: it has been such a hit, moksh followed up with his very own textbook for the course. in a few short years, moksh has become an expert at teaching high schoolers about computer science. and the rest of us, about not letting obstacles stand in your way. moksh: do whatever interests you, whatever problem, you know, makes you think, "oh, i can do something about it, just go out there and do it." announcer: coming up, it's probably one of the last places mothers wanna go. but see how one woman's beautiful tradition makes a difficult visit a little brighter. every day is probably tough in a way. but mother's day? that's got to be the worst. but one woman is hel

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it is a special moment ape she may not live through it. >> okay. trending around in some household to help students keep their grades up. alex, explain this to me. >> according to the new york post some parents in the city are decide to go pay college graduates and a other adults to do their children's homework. >> um-hmm. >> people can be seen advertising their services on craigs list for as much as $350 for a 500 word assignment. one mom says getting a adults to do her teen daughter's homework is helping to stay ahead in honors classes. >> trouble is when she gets to college, she won't know how you to write aes a, unless she keeps this person the tudor, with her the rest of her life. >> and then she will be employed. >> true. >> job security. >> good good job, and still suffer. >> prices will will go up as you get into college. >> 350 bucks to write a 500 word essay. >> would i do that any day. >> me too. >> i would hire myself. >> are there ethical issues. >> well, of course. >> cheating. >> yes. >> it remind me -- >> you can call your self a gh

. >> someone in south korea is studying ap computer science and using my course is crazy. >> a local high school student is making a difference around the world and it's the story that will make you bay area proud. (music plays from one way or another )♪♪ ♪ i'm gonna find y♪ i'm gonna getcha ♪ ♪ getcha getcha getcha ♪ one way or another ♪ ♪ i'm gonna win ya ♪ i'm gonna getcha ♪ ♪ getcha getcha getcha ♪ one way or another ♪ ♪ i'm gonna see ya ♪ (inhales cigarette) requirement for college-bound >>> advanced placement or ap courses are often seen as a requirement for college-bound high school students but not every school can offer every ap course, and if they don't, the students are typically out of luck. that is unless y're the young man in the next story. garvin thomas explains how he created his own path and thousands of others are following. >> reporter: he says he got his first taste of computer science in coding in the seventh grade and he was hooked. he knew it had to be part of whatever he did with his life. he just didn't know how many others he'd end up bringing along with hi

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he was put over the top by a small number of unbound delegates who told the ap they would support him. hillary clinton beats esther trump by 70 percentage points in the rust belt according to the latest online poll from bloomberg allah ticks. likely voters with annual family incomes of $30,000 to $70,000 in michigan, ohio backed mrs. clinton over mr. trump. a review of democratic primary results in kentucky has found senator clinton still at -- has found secretary clinton ahead of senator sanders. they both picked up 27 delegates after the may 17 kentucky primary but one delegate has yet to be awarded from the sixth congressional district. it goes to mrs. clinton. russia has included maria sharapova on its team for the olympics despite her provisional suspension for failing a drug test. she has been suspended since march after testing positive for a banned substance at the australian open in january. the russian tennis thracian hopes she could be cleared in time to play in rio. global news 24 hours a day howard by our 2400 journalists in more than 150 news bureaus around the world. bi

ap lindsay watts is life with the latest.minutes, the charles county co superintendent's office has made ant decision about this. i'm going to bring in both women katie o'malley simpson. what is it. this afternoon the assistant granted dylan mccabe's appeal to wear the ceremonial moccasins for graduation.. what was her reason. we have requirements, but somehow we maze exceptions basea on religious. the assistant superintendent felt in her meeting with dylan that she had long religious ande cultural beliefs and based on that meeting she decided that ah exception was appropriate. i know you said you're going to stick with the graduation dresse code, girls are supposed to wear black shoes and pantihose but you said there is going to be some change coming of this. th what is that? >> take a look at our protocols, as well as our procedures for making exceptions to have a morr formal last-minute requests that youtst don't have enough time to make really very thoughtful decisions. you have to make quick decisions. we'll set deadline

scott: ap photographer joe rosenthal had summited the mountain just in time.es: he swung his camera, he got an accidental shot. that shot americans fell in love with, and that second shot has overshadowed the first flag raising. look at the photo. it's a beautiful photo. it hit the front page of "the new yorkimes," all of our newspapers. scott: ihi week. this time with news that the marines had opened an investigation into whether john bradley was in that famous photo after all. james: my father's injured in a hospital bed in hawaii two months after the battle, and the marines come to him and say, see this picture? he says, yeah, nice picture. where's that from? they could have said it from australia or sicily or whatever. they said, that's from iwo jima, that's you. he goes, oh, well, i raised a flag, i guess that's me. so, of course, he believed he was in that flag raising photo. scott: in 2002, long after john bradley had died, the marines released never-before-seen photos of that first flag raising ceremony from a new angle. james: well, you not only can s

. >>> i'm meg ap-mcgrath live on the scene of a murder. if you take a look behind me, you can see we have an active creep here. this is southern avenue, the 800 block. and you closed in both directions. officers there with their evidence markers in the street there. they're also taking pictures of the area trying to figure out who is -- who fired these fatal shots. it was about 2:45 this morning, that's when shots rang out here. police arrived on the scene and that's when they found the victim suffering from gunshot wounds. we're told that that victim did it later die. this murder comes in the midst of an alarming crime spike here in washington, d.c. earlier this week. there were five shootings this broad daylight. two of them turned out to be fatal and connected. so certainly an alarming trend. police chief, the mayor saying that they will be increasing patrols to try to cut down on this sort of thing. in terms of this latest murder here, not a lot of information at the this point. no lookout for a suspect or a car, but certainly anyone w

ap went out and looked at some of those people.y've decided to go with trump, putting trump at 1238. huge news for two reasons. the big one is, obviously, he has clinched the nomination. this' really huge. the second one is the fact he's done this with the unbound delegates indicates he is consolidating the party. you mentioned the oklahoma gop chairman. republican party officials around the country in the various states are coming over to donald trump. martha: and look at this screen. just keep this screen up for a moment, okay? you've got ted cruz, marco rubio, john kasich, and you can add jeb bush into that mix. these were the people who were supposed to be the republican nominee, but then one, you know, one day donald trump looked at his life and looked at what was going on in the country and said, no, it's going to be me. and nobody believed him, byron. and he hammered at it and hammered at it with a skeletal, small group of people running his campaign. and, you know, you look at john kasich on that screen, right? he is, you k

more rain and cold ape it is the middle of may? how long will we put up with this. >>> and, a potential huge break through in treating brain cancer. why doctors are new looking at the polio virus as a possible cure. >>> and, bottoms up on the boardwalk. the big change that could becoming to the shore, the plan to let you stroll the boardwalk with the drink in your hand. >>> let get right to the weather at 7:00 o'clock. we have so much to get to at this hour, hi. >> excellent idea. >> it is not raining yet but it will be. it will be a half and half day with five out of ten in weather by the numbers. bus stop buddy has the umbrella later on. so enjoy dry weather, temperatures in the 40's and 50's but not as cold as it was yesterday. there is radar to show where rain is coming from the west and southwest, just kind of socked in with included right now, it is 55 degrees, right now, and 62 is all we will manage for a high temperature today, probably by middle of

they shouldn't be punished because of it and class time should be devoted to studying for the ap exam. >>> an emotional reunion in the south bay. we're the only camera there as bryan stow returns to fulfill a promise he made to his former co-worker. >> reporter: i'm scott budman at facebook headquarters. why it was a good idea for mark zuckerberg to invite conservatives to campus. >>> and good evening. i'm meteorologist jeff ranieri. fog building back into san francisco right now. it's not cool everywhere. we're holding on to a warm 86 in alamo. 89 in pleasanton. colder temperatures across the bay area and a chance much rain in a few minutes. a huge demand for the tesla's model 3 has tesla scrambling for funding. and that's why it's selling two billion dollars worth of >>> a huge demand for tesla, it needs more money to build the cars. it's selling $2 billion worth of shares. elon musk's company received hundreds of orders for the model. they expect them to be delivered by the end of next year. >>> the charge leveled against the social networking giant. today, facebook ceo mark zucker

we understand they used an ap to measure people's happiness here?niversity and they wanted to look at dripping and happiness over time. how drinking affects our happiness and sense of well-being. they had a traditional study where they followed a lot of people with questionnaires in their 30's but another part of the study they used an ap, and the ap would -- it was people would carry it around on their smart phones and a couple months a day randomly it would beat and ask them how happy they were at that exact moment. and it would also ask them, what they were doing and who they were with. and so they could click off on there, i'm drinking and so it gave researchers the ability to sort of look at mood and alcohol couldn't assumption. it does feel good to drink in the short term but long-term not so much. >> is that emotional, physical a little bit of both do you think? >> i think the a little bit of both in the short term that you are enjoying a drink so maybe it's a destressing sort of ritual for you. also, you may be out at a bar, your surrounded

from the inquirer, slide the sit the eye isn't coming to the philadelphia after all. 1,000-foot slip ape slide was expect to be here august 6th. it seems a permit was never issued. this isn't the first cancellation last year philly stop was axed at last minute after months of promotion. >>> and that is a look at some of the newspaper headlines from around the delaware will valley. >>> well, major milestone for the army, unanimous decision making history in the military. >>> and a warning before you put on the sun screen this summer, many sun screens don't work as well as advertised. see why and the best way to avoid getting burned. >>> we will be right back. >>> welcome back. there is a possible break through against the fight against zika virus. scientists have successfully cloned zika for the first time, that is first step toward creating a vaccine for the virus that is carried by mosquitoes. so far there are more than 500 cases of zika in the united states but none of them have been transmitted through mosquito by the. >>> a lot of people are starting to stock up on sun screen for the

and secretary clinton was in appalachian and ap poil jized to the remark see made at a cnn up to hall where she said that essentially she would put the coal workers out of business, and she said, i am sorry, and can you please forgive me, and that is something that we don't hear the politicians make a blanket apology, and we heard it tonight from hillary clinton. >> and thank you, jeff zeleny. we want to dig deeper with the panel, and plus minutes later the 360 special "we got him." it was about the raid five years ago of osama bin laden and in details that u you have have not heard as it unfolded. >> and it is here where the helicopters land ed and it is here that we observed that one of the helicopterers was damaged in the landing. >> and what were you thinking? r in the landing. >> and what were you thinking? s in the landing. >> and what were you thinking? (announcer) need to hire fast? go to ziprecruiter.com and post your job to over 100 of the web's leading job boards with a single click, then simply select the best candidates from one easy-to-review list. and now you can use zi

he didn't get any hits i like his swing ape his approach.looked good defensively. >> that is sports in a minute. i'm sean bell. >>> ♪ >>> well, a long day, means an earlier sunrise and look what is happening? i told you we were going to see some sunshine today. 5:39 was our official sunrise time. so this is the view from the platt bridge, yeah, there we go, so, folks already squinting this morning, so bob kelly, get ready for some sun glare. that is here in philadelphia a, to the south of us, thanks to the influence of the low pressure system which bothered us all weekend long we had some rain, high pressure will be building in this week and will give us warmer temperatures as we head closer to the memorial day weekend but we have more areas of storminess, that will be coming our way, as well, so for this system, it looks like the rain is increasing a little bit but it is all to the south of the city in southern delaware, and couple of counties in southern new jersey, cumberland county it looks like we are getting rain here around maurice ri

he led the team that counted the delegates for the ap. we have a photo of steven in action with his trustee calculator. steven, that looks like a 1985 calculator, but it must be better than that. but talk to us how you put this all together. >> well, we have been tracking the number of delegates the presidential candidates have been winning since the primary monday caucuses started at the beginning of the year, and trump has been very close to getting to the magic number. he was at 1209 as of the end of the washington state primary and has to get to 1237. we heard trump was going to be speaking in north dakota today, and was going to be hosting a bunch of north dakota delegates. they're unbound, which means they can support the candidate of their choice. so, in his goal was to have enough delegates there with him to put him over the top. so we start calling up bound december tellings across the country, we had reporters making phone calls to see if they were ready to commit on the record to a candidate they were going to support. and as t

this is from the ap u.s. government exam.he question is the original constitution was ratified in 1789. which political offices were directly elected? d.c. house of representatives, united states senate, president, or government heads. which is it? guest: let the students -- host: all right, alexis. did you see the question? do you know the answer? caller: the house of representatives. guest: keep studying, there will be more than this question. get a shoutnt to out to my ap government class. my question is which supreme most case is the important? .uest: everyone wants lists clearly you need to know all the cases. the standards are brown versus board of education on civil rights, roe versus wade about privacy rights. that is another civil liberties case. my favorite is give love versus courtrk, when the supreme of the united states, using the due process clause decided to apply free speech to the state. the granddaddy of them all is marbury versus madison. case, you should know the government gave itself the power of judicia

to a has this to say about sam bradford ape his refusal not to show up. >> it is in the i great move for sam wanting a tray being that they were getting the number within pick. but for me, it is a sign of a coward to be honest. >> right. >> but again, if you are not secure in your ability maybe it shouldn't matter who they are drafting or who is coming in. >> not sure what to is up to these days but it looks like he is at groveness los angeles. >> he is living fans any hollywood. >> wow. >> shots fired, my goodness, coward. >> kind of heavy. sam has been injured. he goes in the games and has giant guys tackling him. >> that is true you. >> he has come back. >> it takes courage. >> yes, you have to put some respect on it. >> respect. >> not so much playing on the field, but to beat the other guy out, beat this carson wentz. show him he will in the take over your job. >> some players say that is what we do every year we come, prove ourselves and we prove that we should be out there and this is another case of that. it is a a short contract. he knew it wasn't a long term thing. >> true,

and according to the ap the billionaire businessman now has 1238 delegates. he was put over the top by a small number of the party's unbound delegates who told the news agency they support him at the convention. when this contest began, 17 republicans were in the race. trump's unlikely rise to the top upended the political landscape, and now it sets the stage for a bitter general election campaign. we're expecting to hear from him soon at a news conference in bismarck, north dakota, and we will, obviously, be monitoring that and bring you any breaking news as it renders. but, jonah, what do you make of that? topping that 1237 number by one, but he could win a lot more to pad that. >> yeah. he's going to get it. even though these unbound delegates could change their mind down the road, after california and new jersey he'll have the 1237 no matter what. once ted cruz got out, it became a foregone conclusion. at least officially the stop trump movement within the republican party is over. the distinction, which is sometimes lost on a lot of people, there's a sto

. >>> still to come here, ap test scores that won't count.hy students at a peninsula high school are going to have to take those tests all over again. >>> we're tracking that big cooldown and a chance of some showers as we push into the bay area weekend. hey i think the internet just went down. huh, why don't you give it a sec, it'll come back. something just happened in the world and we have no idea what it was. get high speed internet from at&t with 99.9% reliability for just $30 a month. keep calm, your internet's on. >>> police in san francisco are investigating what's believed to be a deadly hit and run accident. officers spotted a stolen car in the ingleside district about 4:30 this afternoon. the driver sped away and ended up slamming into three cars injuring as many as four people. the photographers is after the crash, three people got out of the car and ran off. >>> more than 160 students in palo alto are being told they need to retake their ap exams. the school sent letters to parents explaining that many of the students were sittin

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you can see the pockets of heavier rain south ape west of d.c.that means they will roll on through. this is a slow moving storm system so off and on rain throughout the day. we are not done. the pattern will stay unsettled through the weekend into next week. may so far, 15 out of 20 days have at least a trace or more of rain. we will add to the list for today, we could not even get more two days of dry weather. so far for the month just shy of 3 inches of rain, and we could pick up a half inch of rainfall for philadelphia, after this storm system moves through. but the overall jet stream pattern once again is very slow moving. we will call this a blocking pattern, and this is an omega block, the greek letter omega, we're on the edge here, so that means cool, and rainy conditions, and it will take its time for that cool pocket of air to rotate on through. it is in the until next week until we finally kick it out of here and it starts to warm up once again. rain chances to day is the worst of it. outdoor plans not a good this a afternoon. 100 perce

we'll check out this adorable shaved ape who gets perverse pleasure in other people's pain.w much he likes parking his stroller at the skate park and watch other people suffer. yeah, here is the same baby watching some presidential stumbles. oh, carly. that's a really mean baby. watching this kid get hit by a giants snow ball will soften him up. kennedy: he likes that, too. i mean, i can't even like hit a nicer baby. dogs have been described as many things, man's best friend, fur babies, and the fertile crescent. dogs are super happy. >> jackson, are you ready for your bath? you want to go for a walk? do you want a bath? let's go for a walk. kennedy: that's a stark contrast to cats. they don't even respond to their own name. >> come on, cat, merks ow. hey, stubborn cat. >> are you recording that? mittens, mittens, look at me, mittens. kennedy: try putting that thing on a leash. and bathing them? forget about it. an animal who hates baths is a dirty, disgusting devil beast. topic number three, except for that dog who ran under the bed. that was cute. cats would kill you if yo

ends have registered as members of the american independent party to give us assistance in getting ap lace in the california ballot in next year's general election. i want to thank the countless californians who have done so much to assist us. i point out these people are representative of millions of americans who are generally concerned about the current direction being followed by our national leadership. ♪ sunshine ♪g int he upon your face ♪ ♪ worries ♪ut your >> the wallace victory in california did not come easy. when george wallace but his seventh i will -- his southern style camping to californians, it cannot seem to directly appeal to them. southern traditions and national issues have in the past appeared too much at opposite poles. apparently, wallace wasn't bothered that his down-home campaign, complete with gospel singing, you will some people. --the willard some people. --bewildered some people. by getting enough signatures to appear on the california primary, wallace proved he headed a significant political movement, which must be reckoned with. so, while political obser

al: i don't agree with ap story. obviously, money matters.mp's bigger challenges our number one, issues. his total ignorance about issues. , they matter. you cannot go into a general election not knowing about national security and so forth. second, for all the attacks, most of which have been counterproductive, some issues have not come up and i will give you an important 1 -- racism. you have to go back to george washington to find any presidential candidate who has played the race card the way donald trump has. butay be attractive to some it will turn off independents and young voters. mark: there is the mechanical issue of money that they want him to raise. do you think trump can and will turn into being the kind of fundraiser the republican party has at the top of the ticket? .l: he has to try he doesn't have a lot of experience in that regard i've talked to a few billionaires and it is quite clear trump doesn't have the inclination or liquidity to fund his own campaign, so he has to try to do that. how well he does it and how much those

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. >> ape looked into her eyes and she was horified. >> police say two women and three young children were home en two men wad of cash and sexually assaulted one of the women. it happened in broad daylight on tuesday afternoon. >> i'm concerned. yeah. yeah. i'm very concerned, yes, that they have not caught these people but i also know it would be foolish for them to come back here. but, yeah, we're you know on alert. >> mcmahon was raced in this mannasas home. he was visiting his mother gene when the violent attack went down. >> well, i mean to think we lived here 50 years or whatever you know we never had anything like this. so it is -- it's kind of frightening. >> gene mcmahon says once police arrived they processed the crime scene. >> whoever did this gave them something to drink a white solution and they figured it out maybe it was milk with liquor in it and they just seemed so said dated that could explain why police are still trying to get a good suspect descrip victims that are rattled, shaken and changed for life. >> and we posted this story on our "fox5" d.c. facebook page a

either. >> i saw an opportunity there and tried to build out the online course myself. >> decoding ap computer science, hosted on a website, is a free course that he created and it turns out it wasn't just his friends who were interested. in a little over a year, more than 4,000 others from around the world have taken his course. more than have giving it a five-star rating. >> using my course, it's crazy, from south korea. >> reporter: he followed up with his very own textbook for the course. in a few engineers, moksh has been teaching high schoolers about the science and the rest of us about not letting obstacles stand in your way. >> whatever interests you, go out there and do it. >> while moksh one day sees himself making a living in computer science, he's not making any money off of it right now. the course he has online is free for anyone to take. garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. >> go to nbcbayarea.com for bay area proud. >>> coming up, we investigate. >> i would rather see in the future more of the state bond moneys going to things that are very hard to fund locally. >> state

the ap puts him over the top by a small number of the parties unbound delegates who told the ap they would support him at the upcoming convention. >> law enforcement have condition des tanned someone in connection with -- detained someone in connection with the double shooting of the novato students. over an hour ago a tactical team raided a house. at the scene our reporter says he could see an armored sheriff's department humvy in the driveway. they believe this is one of the three suspects they have been looking for in connection with the stabbing and shooting of the two teens yesterday. as i mention one of those teens died. the other is in stable condition at the hospital. that according to to law enforcement. now just a short time ago the sheriff's department said they obtained a search warrant for the house and for one person. earlier today search and rescue teams went back over the area where the crime occurred near fairway drive. they had specially trained dogs helping out there. they also were looking for any more evidence that could link anyone to what happened yesterday. on