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>> reporter: 12-year-old rishi nair revealed an unusual hero.te but -- >> he's the 2011 "national geographic" bee champion, tino valente. >> back in the lead -- >> reporter: entering a head-to-head showdown for the national championship. >> which east african tlak drains into the ruzzizzi river contains large quantities of dissolved methane gas? rishi? >> lake quivu? >> that's the answer! >> reporter: after soaking up his victory, nair was quick to thank another role model. >> i would like it thank my mom for everything she did since i was born. she's a really great lady. i love you, mom! put the camera on her. >> reporter: she said her son has sacrificed a lot. >> i have to tell you that he did not celebrate his birthday for the past two years. >> reporter: the 2016 champ said it's all been worth it. you like being fame house? >> yeah, i do. if it weren't for that, i wouldn't have the motivation to achieve more things in life. >> reporter: in addition to scholarship money, nair won a "national geographic" expedition to glacier bay, teeming with

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vinita nair has this. >> reporter: on this cell phone video you can hear passengers, praying, crying,aming as the airbus a 330 violently shakes. the turbulence started 45 minutes before flight was scheduled to land in jakarta. shaking was so strong that oxygen masks deployed. and storage bins started to rip. photos posted on social media by passengers showed food and garbage strewn all over the cabin. this woman was on the flight. >> in my group there are three injured people she said. on the other group some got injured on their legs and one got a severe head injury because of hitting the cabin ceiling. while the plane landed safely more than 30 passengers and crew were injured. nine so seriously they were transported to the hospital. many suffered broken bones. the airline is considered to have a good safety record. scott, the flight was supposed to return to abu dhabi but has since been canceled. >> vinita nair, thank you straer much. >>> kentucky derby history could be made saturday. win for the 11 horse, would be the first for a trainer and jockey who are brothers. turns out both

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man has been identified as nair ross wilson while the child was identified as eric perez. wilson is father of the seven week old baby girl critically injured in the wreck. six other people, also seriously hurt. the crash happened shortly before 4:00 o'clock yesterday afternoon, here in the 5400 block of henry avenue. investigators say the rainy weather was a major factor in the crash. >>> a driver is in the hospital following this collision in the cities mayfair section. it happened on frankford avenue near tyson avenue at 6:30 this morning. police say driver in one of the cars was trapped and had to be rescued. that driver is hospitalized in stable condition. the cause of the crash still under investigation. >>> turning now to the accu weather forecast, another dreary day across the delaware and lehigh valleys. those cloud just do not wanting to away. >> nope. later this evening we will have, we will be watching for some possible thunderstorms, as well. meteorologist david murphy outside with the latest from accu weather. david, we are dry right now but things are changin

nair at 92% capacity, the fishing good. >> we retired itself being learned to let the fish come to you. >> reporter: and yes, we found a -- two among east bay mud customers here who thought they would never see rates drop again. >> i'm actually surprised. i am. a lot of businesses say they'll do things and when it comes time they'll change their mind. >> reporter: we should add, though, that if the drought surcharge disappears, a preapproved 7% rate increase does take effect. cost of doing business, the utility said. >> our costs go up on an annual basis. we have health care cost that's go up. we have labor costs that go up. costs of operating and maintaining our system goes up. cost of electricity. cost of chemicals. all of those costs go up. >> reporter: if your head hurts from all of this information, take a break, go fishing. there is after all plenty of water for it. from the east bay, wayne freedman, abc 7 news. >>> a deputy who works in the santa clara county jail system was booked into jail himself on charges that he molested a young girl. anthony felix diaz faces a charge of s

men and women in uniform twho gave nair lives to protect the nation. i want to thank so many of the veterans including my dad and monday. >>> the o'reilly factor is on. tonight... >> the most fascinating presidential campaign of this generation. >> we're altogether going to make america great again, folks. >> donald trump setting his sights on hillary clinton and taking on tough foreign policy questions. >> okay. >> and we're going to keep the oil. not give it out through the back door. >> we have a full hour with mr. trump. he sat down with the factor last june. >> i have been dealing with politicians all my life. >> we're going to win, win, win. >>> hi, i'm bill o'reilly, thanks for watching this special edition of "the factor", the trump phenomenon. we're focused on discussions i have had with donald trump here on the factor since his announcement of running for the presidency. it has been a whirl wind campaign. mr. trump tapped into the fury being felt by millions of republican voters. we begin in indiana after winning the primary. >> i want to con

vinita nair shows how an online radio station in brooklyn found the perfect flavor for its format. >> a restaurant where the food is just as hyped as the diners. it's roberta's, where young people come for a slice of pie. if they want to watch a meaningful conversation, all they do is look through the glass. >> today -- >> reporter: from this intimate study in bush businessw -- bushwick, food is talk about. this man says convincing the restaurant was easy. >> the owners and said if i drop two shipping containers in your back yard, would you allow us to run a radio station out of it? they said as long as we can get the containers ourselves and use it for the restaurant if it should fail, then you can do it. >> reporter: that's how much belief they it? >> they were like, we just got two shipping container out of this. >> reporter: the network which still operates out of those green shipping containers has more than 40 hosts. we sat in on emily pearson's show called "sharp and hot." >> you have outdoor space -- >> yes, i guess we do. >> reporter: which answers cooking questions at every

none of those maps, none of those see nair yores would ever suggest that he would hit 1,237 on thursday may 26 in north dakota, but that's what happened tore. he hit the magic number. he hit 1,237. he got the majority of numbers he needed and clinched the nomination today not by win anything particular state, not by prevailing in any particular contest. he clinched the nomination just by a few unbound delegates decided to take phone calls from the "associated press" where they plan to vote for donald trump. than -- and that was it. all of this happened on the occasion of nothing. it because thursday in north dakota. why not. let's end it today. so after he got the pledges, donald trump lined up those previously unbound delegates who now say they'll support him and he got behind the podium in north dakota that was it. after all this, this is him announcing he's the republican nominee for president this year. >> thank you very much, everybody. the folks behind me got us right over the top from north dakota, so north dakota made a big statement and i just really appreciate it. we will not

memorial day weekend i quantity to take a moment to salute all men and women in uniform twho gave nair lives to protect the nation. i want to thank so many of the veterans including my dad and monday. >>> the o'reilly factor is on. tonight... >> the most fascinating presidential campaign of this generation. >> we're altogether going to make america great again, folks. >> donald trump setting his sights on hillary clinton and taking on tough foreign policy questions. >> okay. >> and we're going to keep the oil. not give it out through the back door. >> we have a full hour with mr. trump. he sat down with the factor last june. >> i have been dealing with politicians all my life. >> we're going to win, win,

to take a moment to salute all men and women in uniform twho gave nair lives to protect the nation. i want to thank so many of the veterans including my dad and for watching. greg gutfeld show is next. >>> i'm greg gutfeld with twice the electrolytes and half the carbs. turning the tide in their respective favors. yes, no, maybe. the answer is probably one of those three options. >>> plus, is the world ready to pick james bond in favor of jane bond? and why must it be a woman any way or a human. i want a plant. james bond. a plant. >>> and later jo anne and katherine in the valedictorian deba wanted. a blood batting of history. let's get started america. ♪ ♪ >>> let's welcome tonight's guest. he shaves with a hatchet and lathers with a can of ready whip. u.s. army special forces member, terry shaper. she thought frozen was a movie about -- our joanna. he's sharp and funny like a knife that tickles you while stabbing with u job writer and comedian paul otto. and she's the world's youngest cat lady. all right. let's tackle a news topic that no one seems to be paying any attention to.

memorial day weekend i quantity to take a moment to salute all men and women in uniform twho gave nairank so many of the veterans including my dad and for watching. greg gutfeld show is next. >>> i'm greg gutfeld with twice the electrolytes and half the carbs. turning the tide in their respective favors. yes, no, maybe. the answer is probably one of those three options. >>> plus, is the world ready to pick james bond in favor of jane bond? and why must it be a woman any way or a human. i want a plant. james bond. a plant. >>> and later jo anne and katherine in the valedictorian deba wanted. a blood batting of history. let's get started america.

. >> all new at 6:00 a worse case scenariis he nair row for localn looking for his kitty. only did somebody kill his cat arc police officer did it. what the da says tonight. >>> burglar is going to prison for a long time after hitting several homes. the piece of evidence he left at each crime scene that was all but impossible to defend. >>> howard? >> former eagles player shipped out of here. can't be very happy with his team now. after they draft add player the same position. weekend was a smash in nascar. all that's coming up in sports. [ soft music ] e.t. phone home. when you find something you love, you can never get enough of it. change the way you experience tv with xfinity x1. >> dozens of world war ii veterans got the homecoming celebration they've been waiti waiting. 1,000 people in san diego welcomed back the american heroes on sunday. the vets were returning from trip to washington, d.c. where they saw the memorials dedicated in their honor. it was a special homecoming celebration for the veterans loved ones as well who said something like this was a long time c

the gop scrambling to address a nightmare sent nair year for down ballot contests. ryan saying what he said to provide cover for house republicans. but democrats are doubling the number of senate seats they believe they can target and potentially flip with trump at the top of the gop ticket. at its most basic level the republican party got here to thanks to structural and demographic stresses that later crumbled under the weight of branding and communication failures under party leadership. this took a generation to create. it didn't happen in one year, one campaign. and one of the party's biggest issues, ironically, comes from too much success. start with gerrymandering and what they've done to the congressional districts. the party basically drew diversity out of their districts to the point 95% of republican house districts are majority white. result, republicans don't have diverse constituencies which means they don't need to appeal to minority or swing voters. it's districts like that compromising become as i liability and gridlock, called standing on principle

. >>> still ahead on "eyewitness news" this morning a commuter night the nair after a fight break outeneath a train tracks in new york city. we will show what you started the blaze. >>> and sixers fans went wild when the team got the number one pick in the nba draft lottery, pat gallen is talking to the sixers ceo scott o'neill live in our studios, up next. >>> plus this. >> this little boy was diagnosed with cancer, volunteers gave his family a little breathing room, what they do and how you can help as well in this weeks story of brothe pat toomey started his career as an investment banker. ♪ then, a wall street wheeler-dealer overseeing stock trades in new york, london and tokyo. next, toomey moved to hong kong to work with wealthy chinese investors. in the senate, it's no surprise toomey's been siding with wall street. voting to allow banks to continue making the risky investments that wrecked our economy. afscme people is responsible for the content of this ad. >>> some good news in the big apple, new york's metro north railroad is up and running this morning after that massive f

so then all of the pressure is on nair sirati, he has to spell his word, just to be co champions, here it is. >> g-e-s-e-l-l-s-c-h-a-f-t. >> that is correct. >> boom. >> how about that. >> both kid win the 2016 scripps national spelling bee. this is third straight year there has been a tie. how good is that. >> so, they asked him how do you feel? he said i don't have much to say i'm just a kid. i'm in fifth grade. can you believe that. >> google is not familiar, maybe i spelled it wrong when i googled it. >> yes. >> no, no. >> whatever that word was. >> no. >> still ahead, a method often referred to is a educational system designed by moshay. >> moshay. >> yes. >> cool thing about the internet these days, you can learn other things, right. >> these kid have have been teaching me a lot. >> that fifth grader no, we we're not smarter than a fifth grader. >>> do you have plans this holiday weekend. you are not alone. the prices you can expect to pay at the pump as millions of people hit the road. apparently, people think i'm too perky. so now i'm not being perky, telling you that drivers t

the big difference, tony, they are not being called upon. 63% of people may get nair news from facebookcipation and expectation is on the actual journalists doing reporting. to say facebook is unfair. that is one thing. government san say it is dishonest. that is another. we're involved with an amendment that has to do with our jobs. >> i don't think the answer is something punitive or statutory from government. we do have open internet here. that has new frontiers of regulation. i don't think it is unfair for government to step in saying wait a minute, if people believe they are going to website, and believe it objective news source and it is not. there needs to be sharing and honesty together. harris: is that enough? dagen says, tell us what is happening and let public take over? >> in today's "wall street journal" editorial, facebook is not a public utility. how much can you govern them? how much can you threat them into action. harris: like this. donald trump says he is narrowing his choices for a running mate, who he is considering for vice president and the qualities his team are

the nair is joining members of the british consulate to celebrate the new route, checking san jose and heathrow. the airline will offer one daily non-stop flight each way. sjc last had direct service to europe in 2001. the first flight takes off at 6:05:00 p.m. >> coming up next, keep the umbrellas handy. it could stick around for the next couple of days. your complete forecast and a look at the roads in two first half minutes. >> and i'm live in san francisco, where today's supporters of rec united nationsal pot say they want to get this in front of voters. what this could mean this year coming up in a live report. >> a very good now wednesday morning to you. thanks for joining us. >> we are wide awake at 6:30 on your wednesday, mike is going to help you get through your commute. >> that's right, rain in the forecast. >> grab the umbrellas, moving across parts of the bay area, mainly the north bay, we will be watching out for some light rain across san francisco and parts of the peninsula within the next couple of hours. but the radar showing we will see batches of rain. we will see s

it corrected the nair ty that he had the conservative vote. i doubt he goes california and sthax script win by the past 40 states. >> i think that what's happened now, when ted cruz got media play. he's disliked by more republican voters than he is liked by them. donald trump has a 20-point favorability advantage over ted cruz among republican voters now. and ted cruz has lost seven or eight points since his wisconsin win. since he got all the media play. the problem is, is trump vulnerable? yes. and would somebody like an option? yes. the problem is, the option is not any more ted cruz. without ted cruz being the option, donald trump will win. >> what should they have done to derail him? >> get in a time machine. go back to last november. >> what should they have done? >> i think for a long time, a lot of folks, i put myself in this category, that thought he would be a passing fad. by the time you got to last fall, he was getting into fights with fox news. prominent conservative luminaries and was winning the fights, that was the wakeup call.

anthony mason and vanita nair join us live with the preview.d morning to you both. >> hey rahel, good morning. today's headlines plus they were there to document a campaign but what they got was a full fledge melt down. we will go behind the scenes with the creators of the new film with the anthony weiner scandal. >>> also, a gps you think match making, of the past we will show you why more and more people are getting in the business and what it tells bus our world. >> it is a tribute that took 60 artists and more than four years to make, we will go inside an album honoring the grateful dead and have a special performance from the national, in our saturday session. >> all that, plus the dish and your eye open's head on cbs this morning. saturday. >>> all right. looking forward to that as bulls, thank you both. >>> big dream is coming true for a local athlete. last week even we have learn she will be representing team u.s.a. when summer olympics kick off in rio. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan tells us he is looking to bring home the gold

but still, this path for donald trump, and even ted cruz, but let's say it's donald trump, is so nairer to win a general election, it will be very tough with all these headwinds. >> i want to go to kristen. what do you think the path is? what are problems for democrats? >> the path for democrats, they have demographics in their favor. groups like younger voters. hillary clinton's numbers aren't great but better than donald trump's. you had polling out this week showing that when you ask young voters which party they'll vote for, they prefer democrats. when you add the names clinton and trump, the number gets bigger. >> a great segue to hillary clinton. look at the political map in november. what gives her the more favorable win? >> i'm going to pick up on something that was just said. demographics in the country have changed over the last 25 years. the groups in the country that the democrats now rely on are the fastest growing groups in the country. the groups that the republicans rely on, they're dwindling. and if you take a look at the country. we're less white, less married, less

anthony mason and vanita nair join us live with the preview. >> good morning, rahel. coming up today's headlines plus a list that has contained some of the most controversial but most beloved books in american history. we will look at the changing nature of the so-called, banned books list. >> then baby diamond are not forever. sales figure show more and more people are passing on the pricey rocks. find out why it is happening. >>> they acted in one of the highest grossing films of all time but yet no one saw their faces. tails of the new documentary of the unknown actors from the original, star wars. >>> all that plus your eye opener, the dish and music in our the saturday session, just ahead on cbs this morning. saturday. >> all right. looking forward to watching, thanks very much. >>> and they called themselves, america's ambassador in blue, u.s. air force thunder bird are performing at the power in the pines air show this weekend at joint base maguire fort dix lakehurst. they gave our vittoria woodill a chance to break the sound barrier. >> it is a f-16, fighting

vinita nair has more on how the idea is fizzling with critics. >> reporter: the mayor says a sugar taxn the next five years. most of that would go to the universal pre-k program. critics say raising prices will hurt the exact people the tax is intended to help. a bill taking aim at popular sugary drinks is receiving sweet and sour reviews. >> you can choose to drink something else. we're not taxing >> reporter: the legislation is backed by philadelphia mayor jim kenny. he says directly taxing pepsico and coke rather than the consumer will raise people out of poverty and grow the pr prekindergarten school program. if you look at sales of beverages, though, they're already on the decline. if you're looking to fund long-term projects, why pick sugary drinks? >> we baked in a 55% drop-off in consumption in our modeling which is ridiculously high. even if it dropsed off 55% -- dropped off 55%, we're raising $99 a year. >> reporter: the bill has a supporter of former mayor bloomberg. >> think about that. >> reporter: he famously proposed but lost an oversized soda ban to curve obesity. oppon

. >> i'm vinita nair. coming up this half hour, giving nutrition labels a reality check.ke you through the changes that make it easier to read them and understand them. >>> then, never mind gps. the ancient art of mapmaking is thriving, as you will see. >>> a major undertaking to celebrate the songbook of the grateful dead. we'll take you inside the epic tribute that took years to record, and you'll get a rare performance from it in our "saturday session." >>> first, more on the breaking news in the crash of egyptair flight 804. the egyptian government claims se plane's flight recorders, the so-called black boxes that could provide crucial evidence in what may have brought down the airbus a-320. all 66 on board were killed. >> the flight recorders were located in the same location where debris from the plane was found. these are the first images of that debris. holly williams is in cairo with the latest. >> reporter: good morning. u.s. government sources have told us that the information they have indicates there was smoke on the plane before it crashed and that it may ha

. >> i'm vinita nair.f hour, olympic-size problems for the summer games in brazil. a look at what's going on and the growing calls to move the event out of rio. >>> then, the so-called banned books. we'll see which 1-800- americans are currently -- which ones americans are currently complaining about and which past banned books became movies or plays. >>> selfies or selfish? how cell phone are changing the relationship between celebrity and their fans. >>> first, hour top story this hour. donald trump's positive week with the gop brass ended on a our sour note with a stream of new controversies for the presumptive mi on friday when asked about when the public will see his still-unreleased tax returns, trump said he doesn't think the public has the right to see them. >> this morning, hillary clinton's campaign pounced, releasing this ad that details how every major nominee from both parties has released their returns since 1976. also, people are still waiting for more answers from donald trump about whether