undercover to see how people react when we send an actress in with a pretend baby bump to go drinking at local barsjosh: and i will time the rain for the rest ♪ they go ooh ooh. ♪ hey! ♪ they go oh-ooh-ooooh. . ♪ ♪ i tell you one thing, you never knew it. ♪ kimberly: baby bumps and booze is taboo, yes, but it is legal. pregnant women cannot be refused alcohol in a bar. pose asid an actress to a pregnant woman and asked for some drinks and bars. a glass of cabernet, please. kimberly: 7 on your side paid haley to strap on a seven-month urlly and order booze at foru arlington bars. the r notice -- >> give her water. kimberly: from outrage. >> that would not cross my mind as ok. kimberly: two encouragement. >> whoo! the cdc warns against drinking while pregnant. no amount of alcohol is advisable. 18 states including virginia consider substance abuse while pregnant child abuse, but women still have a right to drink. >> we cannot discriminate. >> you definitely feel the looks. atberly: the bartender liberty tavern said to pretend pregnant woman caused concern. >> at

we put local bars to the test. suited up an actress in a pregnancy costume. well, she found it wasn't a very happy hour, you could say. "7 on your side" consumer investigator kimberly suiters and actress haley travers are both with us today. nice to have you. >> thank you. kimberly: here is the bump. alison: there it is. you are an actress, so you stepped into this role. i'm so curious. what surprised youabout the people's reaction. >> obviously, i had never been pregnant before. i'm 23. it was interesting to see how all ages, all genders stared at me no matter where i went. even if i was going to bar to get a diet coke. they would haven't known. the second i walk in and headed toward the bar it got awkward. kimberly: you notice the difference between you ordered a glass of wine and when you took shots? >> definitely. i ordered not a big deal. two glasses gets weird. the shots is where it got hairy. alison: did people approach you? >> yes. i would approach someone to try to engage them in a conversation to see what the energy was like. one woman that kind of,

. >> the two eventually met up at a local bar and embrace was captured on snap chat. together forever. bill: you are chasing a story. what i call the gender war. >> a completely different story, nothing to do with that. bill: i don't know if i agree with you, but we will see. >> wants to prove she is not only as good as a boy but can actually beat them. and leading a battle against the new york city department for education and the public school athletic league to be able to join the boys volleyball team. i am at this firebrand in the bronx avoiding howard taft high school. >> it would be more interesting. more competition which is better. the school has not agreed with her. heavily criticized online on facebook. >> a lot of people were like really rude to me. >> what i saw the rude things people told you. >> you're going to get hit in the face. expected. comments everywhere on facebook coming from boys. a lot of support. you can do it. you can make a big impact. >> hired a lawyer, filed a restraining order against the department of education and the new york public a

we sent an actress pretending to be pregnant into four local bars. how bartenders react and other patrons. the social experiment, pregnant and drinking, tomorrow night at 11:00. steve: we have temperatures right now 61 degrees at reagan national, the wind out of the west at three. drop another five degrees or so, upper 50's culpeper, manassas, 61 leesburg, 59 andrews and annapolis. the satellite and radar, a few showers and thunderstorms, some severe with the heavier downpours and gusty wind. other than that, widely scattered showers with less shower activity, moving to the south and west from baltimore to d.c. if you are inside the capital beltway and have anything to do in the next hour or you are probably going to need the umbrella and raincoat to get through it. front royal looking at moderate rain at this time. all of this moves off to the south and west. the low pressure off the coast, the culprit for all of this, that finally moves out as we move into the overnight hours and into tomorrow. the district right now, scattered showers upper northw

a local bar owner said water came crashing in to his business and he tried to save what he could do.> tried to pick up the computers and save everything i could. put it on the bar but the bar had already risen that high. >> the area may not have seen the worst of the flooding yet. >> we don't know how long this event will last or how long it will be other than we know it will be a significant event. >> reporter: forecasters say there could be more rain on the way later this week, nbc news. >>> d.c. police a say an officer was forced to shoot a man after a man pulled the gun on the 0 officer. it happened on h street in northeast. the police got a call for a shoplifting suspect at that address. they say an off-duty officer saw police say the suspected shoplifter pulled out a gun and the officer opened fire. the man is in the hospital with injuries. police say they recovered his weapon at the scene. >>> hundreds of volunteers spending this memorial day weekend on hallowed ground of arlington national cemetery. they placed roses on every one of the 280,000 head stones there. the memorial

a local bar other than said water came are crash ing into hs business. >> i was trying to pick the computers up, try to save everything i could, but the water is already that high. >> reporter: local authorities acknowledge the area may not have seen the the flooding just yet. >> we don't know how long it will last or how bad it will be other than we it will be a significant event. >> reporter: there could be more rain on the way later this week. dan schenamen, nbc news. >>> and on the east coast, there a drop ctropical depression bon causing what must feel like never ending rain. this is in eastern georgia where roads are completely cov i water and there are rip currents on the shore. the storm is supposed to move north through the carolinas this week. >>> it's a holiday schedule for metro today. what that means is riders will pay off peak fares to take metro between 7:00 and midnight. they will wait on a sunday schedule. there are no orange line trains today. there is also no vre or marc service. >>> there are more concerns this morning about personal safety at metro stations after a teen

damian: so, cinco de mayo is not a day to put on your sombreros and to throw gritos out at the local bar. it's a day to really appreciate though where-- maybe where we came from. and if you're not latino, maybe where your friends may have come from. loren: we also have to know that latinos are businessmen. we are very--it is very common to see our community celebrating this special date while going to the friend restaurants or having these cultural expressions but another way to celebrate this special date is also to be, well, to encourage the creation of new businesses. up to now there are 2.3 billion businesses that have been created by latinos in this country. which is expected to be a--creating around 2 million jobs and $350 billion dollars as well. so, we need to know all of these different numbers and we need to know why we're celebrating cinco de may and there's other ways to celebrate as well. damian: well, that's a lot of numbers and it takes a press attaché from the mexican consulate to kind of fill us all in. that is very fascinating. here's the web address for the mexican con

. >> does it have to cost that much money, can you do that on a beach in thailand or a local bar. this is a serious, this is a question we need to start asking ourselves. >> that's why you have a professor to your left. i mean robert how do you think about it because you only got a college degree you went to graduate school and yet if i hear you right you see some caveats that the idea going to college is a good return in investment. >> there's definitely some caveats. finishing is far from guaranteed. on average people even if they don't finish tend to do better. but that's on average. you see a substantial percentage of students taking on maybe 10 or 20,000 in debt. they are struggling to pay off over ten years. maybe 30 years later does it even out. sure. but in the short run you got debt that is extremely difficult to pay. a higher percentage of students default upon less than 5,000 in debt than more than a hundred thousand in debt. >> is there any part of you that looks up and says plumbers when they come to your house still make a good living. mechanics still make a good liv

why is it acceptable to go in local bar and say have you seen anything strange happen. you heard people talking about robbing warehouse, okay. who were they, did you recognize them, that's all kosher, but doing the same type of data development through surveillance, electronic surveillance so you can go tire and specific people you identify is somehow prohibited by the fourth amendment, it cannot be. >> i disagree with most of the detail that is david laid out, i'm going to try to go to the core of your question, your name was edward, right? which is, why do so many conservatives depart from the text of the constitution and the original intent and so many do likewise depending on what the particular issue is rather than consistently trying to honor both the text on a number of cases in the unit supreme court before when the judge had nine contentious individuals who would often split 5-4 and being even more fragmented. we've had a number of recent decisions in which all nine of them came down very strongly in favor of privacy strongly enforcing fourth amendment guarante

. >> for diehard fans, heading to the local sports bar might be your best option. while loyalty may be divide, many will keep their eyes on both games. >> i'll be right here watching both games. 25 years we've been waiting for the sharks to do this. absolutely. super good stuff. >> here is the run down. warriors game 7 kicks off at 6:00 at oracle. sharks play pittsburgh against the penguins at 5:00. where can you watch it? >> maybe right here on nbc bay area. how about that? >> my first choice would be dds in los gatos. >> there you go. you've got your sports options. the heat will be rising this week. >> that's with the sharks on the road at pittsburgh. going to see breezy conditions. numbers on the rise through the week. 55 in san jose. game one of the stanley cup on the road in pittsburgh. you want to hang out. oakland quiet around oracle arena as we head toward the evening. 6:00 start for that game. temperatures in the 60s around the east bay. upper 60s to low 70s around san francisco. mid 80s to the north bay. look at pleasanton, livermore and concord. we'll s

he does not only several rallies and speeches today, but he will stop at a local restaurant, local bar with people and talk. this keeps him a little bit out of the target of donald trump. trump isgly, donald making the former president and attacking point. this way, he doesn't have to constantly be responding to it. mark: who will do more interviews between now and trump or malign you bill clinton? >> in the last few months, it of been trumped doing more them. you are right. it's a remarkable situation. had aearlier today, trump special guest at trump tower, bob corker, who you know, of course, as the senator from the foreignhair of relations committee, and a guy everyone has been talking about as a possible running mate. that may die down after today. joining us to talk about the meeting is the guy who brought us word of the meeting. bob corker played down any notion he would be on the ticket. it seems to me his bio is right up the alley of what trump has talked about. does he seem like someone who is under consideration, could be, should be? >> he is certainly on the list for the vp

a local bar owner said water came crashing into his business, and he tried to save what he could. >> rs off the ground, put it on top of the bar, but the water had already risen that high. >> reporter: the area may not have seen the worst yet. >> we don't know how long this event is going to last or how bad it's going to be, other than we know it is going to be a significant event. >> reporter: forecasters say there could be more rain on the way later this week. dan shanman, nbc news. >>> in san francisco this memorial day weekend, a special ceremony to honor the crew of a world war ii battleship, theñr s san francisco ran into harm's way to protect unprotected marines. they paid tribute to those who died and survived. more than 100 crew members of the uss san francisco were killed. in that battle another 100 were injured. veterans of the korean war were honored too. >>> this year's theme, long live mother earth. the always colorful parade continued over to mission street. dolores zuerte served as grand marshal, and i'm digging the flames coming out of that motorcycle. >>> we were tal

a local bar owner said water came are crashing into his business. >> i was trying to pick the computersp, try to save everything i could, but the water is already that high. >> reporter: local authorities acknowledge the area may not have seen the worst of the flooding just yet. >> we don't know how long it will last or how bad it will be other than we know it will be a significant event. >> reporter: there could be more rain on the way later this week. dan schenamen, nbc news. >>> breaking news this morning. a kidnapped soccer star was found alive. he was rescued sunday night and tells reporters that he's doing well. no details of the rescue operation have been released so far. after leaving a party near his hometown in northern mexico. the 25-year-old is a forward for a greek soccer team and was part mexico 2014 world cup team. >>> two houston police officers are out of the hospital after a dramatic shoot-out at an auto shop. you can hear some of the gunshots there. customers at the auto detail shop was killed when a man walked this and began shooting. four people remain hospitalized,

it might be legal but people don't like to see it. "7 on your side" s pregnant to four local bar to capture reaction of bartenders and the drinking public. you felt it was isolated. >> in happy hour you might have a conversation with the person next to you. any conversation i tried to start no one was interested. it was immediately like eyes to the belly, eyes to the drink. out. kimberly: she told us happy hour was not so happy. tonight at 11:00 we will be back at the bar for the "7 on your side" social experiment. drinking and pregnant. see you then. leon: interesting. all right. thank you. alison: see you tonight. leon: me i'll see what happens. alison: coming up at "abc7 news at 5:00" -- road to recovery. good news for a local group left silent after burglary. leon: then coming up new at 6:00 tonight, we have all mismeasured something in the past but in the case of a half million mistake. simple gaffe is costing big bucks to get fixed. that is new at 6:00. steve: we are inching our way closer to the memorial holiday weekend. we are looking for 80's friday midday. good drive over the dell

booze provide you're 21 years old and that bottle of booze container was bought from a licensed local bar if you will and that company's logo is clearly on that bottle. if this is approved this summer you can drink while you walk the boardwalk. >> it's interesting logo has to be present. you cannot -- this is not like drinking out of paperback type situations you have to show you bought it somewhere in the city and representing. >> it's clearly on container and support of a local business by buying that. >> that will be fun to police that. we'll see what happe atlantic city. >> it will be fun to police that. >> yeah that was interesting the way you said that. >> yeah. >> all right. thank you lauren good luck with switer feeds we'll see he tomorrow. >> bye-bye. >> okay. boardwalk empire i know nobody breaks the rules. >> it was founded on the law. >> absolutely. >> all right. meanwhile let's doe weather forecast clouds and rain showers cool conditions moving back in. my apologies maybe yes not happy about it. >> if we didn't love you so much. >> allison, steve. >> brought the goulashes. >>

. >> for some die-hard fans heading to the local sports bar may probably be your best option. while loyalty weigh be divided when it comes to the full attention of fans, many will keep their eyes on both games. >> i'll be here watching both games. 25 years we've been waiting for the sharks to do this. super excised. warriors spoke for themselves last night. >> there we go. super great stuff. sharks play against pittsburgh penguins. you can watch it here on nabs bay area. ga . >> game one starts at 5:00 tonight. stanley cup final here on nbc bay area. >> we are all wake withing up this memorial day, right? a lot of people enjoying the great weather across the bay area. >> the weather should be many most of the hottest coming toward the end of the week. 55 in san jose. not too much in the way of low clouds or patchy fog. we are finding some of that, especially as you travel over highway 17. visibilities at time less than two miles in spots around half moon bay this morning. san jose today 84. san francisco we'll see numbers in the upper 60s to low 70s. north bay mid 80s today. l

we would go, we would have a couple of 50 cent beers at his local bar and we would have a great time.r me it was in part a wake-up call that all this money and all these raises and all these bonuses and these accumulatccol great reviews i was getting weren't worth it. i wasn't happy. it dawned on me just because you are good at something doesn't mean it makes you happy and i resolve to change my life and in that moment my old friend dr. phil's saying dawned on me which was the only difference between you and someone you envy is you settled for less. and my promise to myself was that i would settle for more, so i did. so i worked to get a different kind of job that i would love and wound up taking a job that paid $17,000 a year, pays a lot more now. >> glad to hear that. >> but i earned that. i do not begrudge myself that because i earned it. i didn't come from a family with money. we went to the town park growing up, we took one vacation which was down to orlando in the family truckster. so i earned everything i have and i still feel expected to the life that surrounded me when i grew

working in boston, making no money but she was happy we would have a couple of 50 cent beers at the local barwould a great time. for me it was in part a wake" call that all of this money and all these raises and all these bonuses and great reviews, they were not worth it. i wasn't happy. so it dawned on me that just because you are good at something does not mean it may you happy and i resolved to change my life and in that moment, dr. phil saying, the only difference between and you someone you envy is you settled for less. and my program to myself was that i on settle for more. so i did. i worked to get a different kind of job i would love and i wound up taking a job that paid $17,000 a year, pay as lot more now, and that is true. i around it. i do not begrudge myself that because i earned it. we went to the town park growing up, we did not have money, we took a vacation to orlando in the family truck. so, i aned everything i have and i still feel connected to the life that surround me as i grew up. >> i can relate talking to a kid from brooklyn. great to see you, megyn. >> you can catch" m

they sit outside and have lunch at a cigarette, stop at the l k local bar and have a beer. this sounds like no big deal to us, right? it was a huge deal. it was a sense of independence, but, also, a sense of i'm doing my part. women had an opportunity with this to make their own money, to participate in the war effort. >> were they getting paid the same as men were? >> oh, of course not. in fact, i'm glad you brought that up. the kinds of jobs women did in these factories varied. they could have -- they became welders, electricians, ritors, all kinds of things. jobs that, believe me, were not pink collar jobs, and jobs that they would never have had access to before. but all was not equal. they worked in very dirty and unhealthy conditions. they worked long hours. and certainly their pay was nowhere near what it was for a man. and here is an example. if a woman had training and one year experience as a welder, she could make $31.21 per week. if a man was trained as a welder and had one year experience, he made $54.65 a week. now, i'm not suggesting that women didn't complai

not only do you pay the registration, but you also, we have fund-raising events at restaurants, local bars and stuff like that to help raise money. >> i'm looking at kids here with parents, i'm assuming. so this is great family fun, i'm guessing. >> a great time. >> a lot of little kids. probably an age limit. >> a special area for kids to get mucked in their own safe way. >> not on the course. >> spike, tell me about your diagnosis. >> i was diagnosed in '07. i was 21 years old, so it was very hard for me. i didn't really accept it at first. and then the more time, the more experience i learned my body, you know, with the disease more often, i see a specialist at jefferson university. i go there every four to six months and the past year and a half, i have been doing great. everyone will look at you and say you don't look like you have m.s. >> i thought the same thing when we first met. >> then again, there is no one that really looks -- you can't see it because m.s. attacks more neurology and your central nervous system. you don't see the effects everyone else has. it's more or less inne

and up over and over sausalito it is 22 minutes from highway 37 across the golden gate bridge to local bar street and, next, we will look at your drive times, tracy to dublin is moderate, westbound 5 yale, westbound 4 from antioch to concord is under 15 minutes and from san rafael to san francisco further to the south, from novato you are look at 16 points. we will look at your bay bridge in a few minutes. >> the going is trying to unite behind donald trump this morning because ted cruz announced he is out. the rnc tweeted that donald trump is the presumptive nominee although judiciary committee continues. campaign and amy hollyfield joins from the newsroom. what does it mean in june for california? >> california republican party leaders are shocked. they say there was a lot of energy around him when he was speak on saturday at the state republican convention and they were looking forward to having a voice in the primary. and party leaders say, there is a lot of anti-trump money that with go to ted cruz the dropping out caught them off gar. >> i had expected that ted cruz would make it to

only several rallies and speeches a day, but he will stop off at, you know, a local restaurant or a local barnd of hang out with people and talk. you know, he seems very, very sort of comfortable with this role and by the way, it also keeps him a little bit out of the target of donald trump, you know, since increasingly donald trump is making the former president a talking point and this way he doesn't have to be constantly responding to it. >> karen, last question, quick answer, who will do for interviews between now and november, melania trump or bill clinton? >> in the last six months it's been melania trump doing more of them. you're right, it's a pretty remarkable situation. >> karen, great story. thank you, karen. >>> earlier today, donald j. trump had a very special guest at trump tower. it was bob corker, the senator from tennessee and chairman of the relations committee and a guy everyone is talking about as a possible trump running mate. that may die down after today. joining us to talk about the meet something a guy that first brought word of the meeting with corker last week. bob

why is it acceptable to be in a local bar and say have you seen anything strange happen? you heard people talking robbing a warehouse? who are they? that is all kosher. but doing the same surveillance through electronic surveillance is somehow prohibited by the fourth amendment. it cannot be. >> ci disagree with most of the details david laid out but i will try to go to the core of your question. your name is edward, right? which is why do so many conservatives department from the text of the constitution and the original intent and so many liberals do likewise pretending on what the particular issue is rather than consistently trying to honor both the text and the original meaning or understanding of the constitution. and i have some comfort to offer you which is on a number of very important recent privacy cases in the united states supreme court, before justice scalia died, when the court had nine contentious individuals who facility 5-4 and were more fragmented we had a number of recent decisions in which all nine of them came down very strongly in favor of privacy an

we'll tell you about the new demand pricing hitting your local bars. and here's a live look outside. san mateo bridge.. san jose temperatures. >> robin: they've been doing alternate closures at the 17 connecter a 80 north ramp was closed up bright and clear the big rigs so traffic is getting through once again and thus rents are partially blocked and track the a lot of attention backing up commuter traffic north down to 80 so crawling all the way back to the scene. both pacts so vague or that alternate routes. >> mark: developer so the hyper loop shuttle propulsion system yesterday a agency in the box yesterday, a demonstration and a small scale of what will eventually become. the problem as in normal conditions >> averi: for bike to work day tie all but it cannot >> robin: this overturned a great blocking since the clock are getting it out of your way. it is really jamming up traffic in the new direction of to 80 northbound at the 178 split at what point does connectors blocked and traffic is getting through but the backup is growing to 80 is jammed w

bars. the local owners buy everything direct from farmers in brazil. every chocolate bar sold helps save 20 square feet of brazilian rain forest. now over to anacostia frederick douglas house. take a tour and go back in town. the abolitionist and statesman lived on the estate 20 years and called it cedar hill, a tribute to its spot high up on iahilltop and sweeping views of the city. this next stop is foot traffic and bicycles only. it's perfect for hiking and biking and spectacular roosevelt island. >> it's brilliant that you can hear the hum of traffic in the distance but i feel like i'm totally in nature. >> they say they come here for a one-hour walk every day. >> nobody will ever figure out where is this place. >> the dirt path perfect for a jog. in the middle of the island, a treat. a statue of the island's name sake. from the banks you can see all of georgetown. why not grab your transportation at the boat house and cross the river to the banks of roosevelt island. all these d.c. spots definitely worth the trip. melissa mollet, first 4 traffic. >

hoe's, a local rum bar where one can indulge in a typical hard-working fisherman's breakfast -- rum. carl: all i know, it's hardcore. >> anthony: but you're recommending just, like, some beer and some rum together. >> fisherman: steel bottom, now. >> carl: all right. >> anthony: yeah. >> carl: steel bottom now, right? going to do one part of rum. >> anthony: one, yep. >> carl: right, and four parts of beer. no water, no ice, try that. it's a steel bottom, meaning it's not -- >> anthony: it's good. it'll work. >> carl: and you could take it to your dimension. >> anthony: so who fishes here? you fish? >> fisherman: yeah. >> anthony: what are you fishing for? >> carl: hold on, let me get -- it's multiple fishing. >> anthony: right. >> carl: it could be your snapper, your parrot, your grunt -- >> man: exactly. >> anthony: right. so is business better these days or worse these days? >> carl: okay. >> man: worse. >> anthony: worse. right? >> carl: over fishing is a problem. >> anthony: oracabessa is a fishing village, for now at least. all throughout the caribbean fish stocks are in declin

it is a great time to be a bay area sports fan with some die hards that head to the local sports bar. in san jose, expect the evening hours to be packed. teams will be divided when it comes to attention of the fans but people will try to watch both games. >> i'll be right here. 25 years we've been waiting for the sharks to do this. absolutely. superexcited and the warriors. super good stuff. >> reporter: the warriors tip off at 7:05 at oracle arena and the sharks play pittsburgh penguins right here on nbc bay area. coverage starts at 5:00 and then tune in for a special newscast at 4:30. tonight's warriors game means thousands will take b.a.r.t. to oracle arena. we shot this video yesterday of crews working on a section between san leandro but the closure really had been scheduled to last through early tomorrow morning. but you have the warriors playing in game seven tonight. the line will be back up and running by 3:00 this afternoon. >>> coming up, backlash is growing after zoo officials have to shoot and kill a gorilla. >>> and she's only 25 years old and running for congress. marin

why is it acceptable to go in local bar well, have you seen anything strange happen?you heard people talking about robbing a warehouse. okay, who were they? did they recognize. that's all kosher but doing the same type of data development through surveillance, electronic surveilance then you can go kick the tires on specific people you identify is somehow prohibited by fourth amendment. it can not be. >> i disagree with most of the details david laid out but i will try to go to the core of your question. your name was edward, right? which is, why do so many conservatives depart from the text of the constitution and the original intent and, some liberals do likewise depending on what the particular issue is, rather than consistently trying to honor both the text and the original meaning or understanding of the constitution. and i have some comfort to offer you which is, that on a number of very important recent privacy cases in the united states supreme court, before justice school yaw died, when the -- justice scalia died and the court had nine contentious individuals

and why is it acceptable to go in the local bar and say, you know, have you seen anything strange happen. you heard people talking about robbing a warehouse. who were

and she also knew that some people in town said they'd heard larry badmouthing bryan in the local barough larry denied it. but investigators almost immediately had a different lead that seemed worth pursuing, and it was related to that broken window at the vet clinic and those hang-up phone calls dr. rein had asked his sisters if they were making. so he had no idea who was doing it? >> after he eliminated me, he had an idea. >> reporter: so he knew, or thought he knew, who the hang-up caller was, but he didn't seem very worried about it. >> everything was going to be okay. bryan was not afraid of anything. >> reporter: maybe he should have been. >>> coming up -- a new relationship. >> i thought he was handsome. i was excited. >> and a jealous ex. >> should i file a restraining order? should i do something? >> what would investigators make of him? >> i was beginning to form an opinion that it was somewhat of a crime of passion. when "dateline" continues. [brad] how's it goin? [man] not great. i got locked up in a 30-year mortgage. it's like being in a stockade. and i would know,because

and why is it acceptable to go in the local bar and say, you know, have you seen anything strange happen. you heard people talking about robbing a warehouse. who were they? did you recognize them? that's all kosher. but doing the same type of data development through surveillance -- electronic surveillance and you can kick the tires on specific people you identify is somehow prohibited by the fourth amendment. it cannot be. >> well, i disagree with most of the details that david laid out, but i'm going to try to go to the core of your question. your name was edward, right? which is, why do so many conservatives depart from the text of the constitution and the original intent and so many liberals do likewise depending on what the particular issue is, rather than consistently trying to honor both the text and the original meaning or understanding of the constitution. and i have some comfort to offer you, which is that on a number of very important recent privacy cases in the united states supreme court, before justice scalia died, when the court had nine contentious individuals who would o

. >> reporter: how does a tour of a choco really cool to see how they make the bars. localers buy everything direct from farmers in brazil. every chocolate bar sold helps save 20 square feet of brazilian rain forest. now over to anacostia. frederick douglass lived on the estate for 20 years and called it cedar hill, a tribute to its spot high upon a hill top and sweeping views of the city. this next spot is foot traffic and bicycles. it is perfect for hiking. it is perfect for biking. it is spectacular roosevelt island. >> you can hear the hum of traffic in the distance, but i feel like i'm in total nature. >> reporter: they come for an hour walk every day. >> nobody ever figured out where is this place. >> reporter: the dirt path perfect for a jog. in the middle of the sake. cross the river to the banks of roosevelt island. all these d.c. spots definitely worth the trip. >> check out even more day trips in our nbc washington app. >>> an emotional reunion today as a local teenager got to personally thank the first responders who saved his life. >>> domestic violence review

. >>> local sports bars expect to be packed during the evening hours.at may be the best place to watch two games at the same time. sharks play in pittsburgh against the penguins. that game is 5:00 p.m. here on nbc bay area warriors tip-off at 6:00 p.m. that game takes place at the soldout oracle arena. >>> a lot of people off today. >> the weather shaping up nice for memorial day. 40s and 50s outside, though hazy skies. san francisco with the low clouds and 57 right now. san jose 55 with sunshine. you can tell it's a holiday commute on 580. you see 57. not many folks on 580 this morning. around the bay today, mid to upper 80s. upper 60s to low 70s. closer to san francisco for the north bay. highs in the mid 80s. upper 80s to low 90s today. that is a sampler of things to come. downtown san jose at times close to 90. we'll get that tomorrow, especially by friday. pleasanton, a couple of days here in the low 90s. towards the end of the week, mid to upper 90s possible. san francisco above average but not nearly as hot. highs in the upper 60s to low 70s. coo

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and that language is no longer necessary, but what that language did is lower the bar completely for how local law enforcement could coordinate with i.c.e. and removing that language to have the most recent update that we have before us today. so this i will read into the record i have the amendment as a whole that discusses what the new policies will be. and we moved a great distance in 2013 had one single exception to when a person could be detained. and that was for someone who had a violent felony conviction in the last 7 years immediately prior to the date of notification or request. so that language is continuing in the new version. we have new language that we have received from the sheriff that we're including as well. that actually broadens what the exception is going to be violent felony within five years immediately prior to notification or detention request. and then we have a third exception that we have put in as well. from the sheriff, and so we have come a long way to accept these amendments. and the third one is that individual has been convicted of three felonies, identified

the next stop, a local band was playing at a bar across town. even in the small city of groningen, a big part of the night mayor's job is being a mediator between clubs and neighbors who may have issues with the sound. after more than four years, garrit is stepping down as night mayor this month, but still believes it's a crucial role. >> i think it doesn't matter how big the city is. the culture always needs a voice to say something. because there's always more rules and regulations going on. if nobody stands up, then the cultural climate can be going down. >> reporter: in amsterdam, night mayor mirik milan says night mayors help cities promote the economic value of nightlife. >> what people really often forget, is when there's lot of people dancing, there's a lot people working. >> reporter: amsterdam has a big nightlife industry. it has a lot of tourists. it has a soft drug scene. it has a sex industry that's quite active. a critic might say that the night mayor's role is just about making vice easier to access for partiers and tourists. is t

. >>> up next, the dangers surrounding the swings and the monkey bars at the local park.efore earning enough cash back from bank of america to buy a new gym bag. before earning 1% cash back everywhere, every time and 2% back at the grocery store. even before he got 3% back on gas. kenny used his bankamericard cash rewards credit card to join the wednesday night league. because he loves to play hoops. not jump through them. that's the excitement of rewarding connections. apply online or at a bank of america near you. >>> the airport in brussels has resumed some flights after the terror attacks, but only the temporary check in. the opening restoring the airport capacity to 80%, and they also have new security measures in place a. >>> it has been 55 years since the cruise ship left the u. s. and docked in cuba. that is about to change. the carnival cruise ship sailed out of miami yesterday, and due to reach of later this morning. it has 600 passengers, and they will visit three cities in cuba this week.>>> at home, the alameda county officials due to take up the question of

sot >> behind bars. a local uber driver with a criminal past facing jail timejl this morning.th we're going to tell you whaistlw he's accused of and why lawhyaw ever allowed behind the wheel.el >> plus, the controversy thatona just won't go away for hillary clinton. clinto the scathing new report on her n use of a personal e-maill server during her time asim secretary of state.ta how it will affect her race for president. prede >> first though a live look look outside.outsid it's thursday morning.ing. beautiful start to the day at 7 o'clock. it is thursday may 26th 2016.6th we'll have weather and traffic a for you coming up on the 5s at 7:05. 7:0 good morning, i'm allisonis seymour. >> and i'm steve chenevey. welcome to fox5 news mornings mn it is 7 o'clock and we're going to start with breakino'gik wsws from the roads.ne oh, my goodness., oodnes not what you want to hear on hea one of the busiest travel days d of the year, a lot of folks of f trying to get a early start head shore bound on thisnd holiday weeken

local fixer. ruben is in the bar business. sergio rents rooms to the occasional tourist.ago, you couldn't rent or sell, right? no. >> a long time ago was allowed to rent house, but no sell and buy. >> what kind of fish is this? >> it's a dorado. dorado. >> dorado, must be good. fresh caught dorado and lobster is on the menu. do they think this is gonna change? i mean, look, we've all been following the news. >> [ speaking spanish ] >> right. half an hour away. i mean, they can basically take a boat over for lunch. what do you think americans want? [ speaking spanish ] >> they have no idea, because never talked to the american tourist before. >> lookin' good now, man. good rum, cold beer, good fish, good lobster. you'll be needing a blender for piÑa coladas. [ speaking spanish ] >> if they have, if they have not machine they gonna do it by hand. >> let me put it this way, my friend. you're gonna be making a lot of piÑa coladas. i think you're gonna need the machine. ♪ >> nighttime is party time where everybody it appears, at least from when i was there hit the streets, mom

bleeding-heart hippie here has already convinced me to give whatever meager profits we make off our first bar to a locals, these beans? >> chris: the extremely high quality of flavor. >> anthony: thought not around for a while. >> chris: this was what almost all chocolate was made of, over 120 years ago. >> anthony: right. >> chris: and now, it's, uh, making a giant comeback. i mean, as a chocolatier, this is a once in a lifetime find. >> anthony: now, about 40% of the beans from these trees have got white cacao beans mixed in. the rest are purplish in color. but we've heard of an ultra rare group of trees elsewhere, further up the mountains, that produce pods with 100% all pure white beans. and that's something me and eric are very interested in down the road. but for now, don fortunato's daughter, johanna, has prepared us a traditional peruvian mountain meal. >> chris: wow. >> anthony: oh, whoa. >> johanna: juanes. >> eric: juanes? >> johanna: juanes. >> anthony: juanes are rice dumplings with boiled egg, chicken, and achote inside. wow. >> eric: this is amazing. >> anthony: mm. >> eric: buonissimo. [

sot >> behind bars. a locals morning.th we're going to tell you whaistlw he's accused of and why lawhyaw ever allowed behind the wheel.el >> plus, the controversy thatona just won't go away for hillary clinton. clinto the scathing new report on her n use of a personal e-maill server during her time asim secretary of state.ta how it will affect her race for president. prede >> first though a live look look outside.outsid it's thursday morning.ing. beautiful start to the day at 7 o'clock. it is thursday may 26th 2016.6th we'll have weather and traffic a for you coming up on the 5s at 7:05. 7:0 good morning, i'm allisonis seymour. >> and i'm steve chenevey. welcome to fox5 news mornings mn it is 7 o'clock and we're going to start with breakino'gik wsws from the roads.ne oh, my goodness., oodnes not what you want to hear on hea one of the busiest travel days d of the year, a lot of folks of f trying to get a early start head shore bound on thisnd holiday weekend. wkend eastbound span of the bay bridge closed right n

locally a d.c. bar tries to bari ban customers who are over there legal drinking age.r will join us from the city paperer to joins us. >> that needs some explanation. >> uh-huh. ♪ >>> 7:30. let's get to your headlines onio this thursday morning.. >>> developing overseas aping oa frantic search now underway forr an egypt airplane believed tod o have disappeared and crashedra into the med did he rain yancy. flight 804 on its way from paris to cairo when it vanished from radar.da greek did he phenes ministers mr claims that plane made abruptebr turns britt suddenly st altitude. however, there was never a ner distress call from the pilot. 66 people were on board. b no americans were listed asted a passengers. egyptian officials are not o ruling out terrorism.ngut t >> homicide investigatione inves underway no southeast d.c. wherw man was shot to death in the 808 block of southern avenue.ve this happened about 2:45 a.m. am no word yet this morning on anin suspect or motive in that shooting. >>> montgomery county highcoun school being threatened on social media. paint branch

and that language is no longer necessary, but what that language did is lower the bar completely for how local law enforcement could coordinate with i.c.e. and removing that language to have the most recent update that we have before us today. so this i will read into the record i have the amendment as a whole that discusses what the new policies will be. and we moved a great distance in 2013 had one single exception to when a person could be detained. and that was for someone who had a violent felony conviction in the last 7 years immediately prior to the date of notification or request. so that language is continuing in the new version. we have new language that we have received from the sheriff that we're including as well. that actually broadens what the exception is going to be violent felony within five years immediately prior to notification or detention request. and then we have a third exception that we have put in as well. from the sheriff, and so we have come a long way to accept these amendments. and the third one is that individual has been convicted of three felonies, identified