i went to a place called woodstock, ontario. the editor there, a wonderful man named ralph berman, he said to me on my first day, safer, you have no experience at all at this, do you? i said, yes sir, i have no experience. you cannot even tell, can you? he said, you will learn to type. once you type in any kind of proficient way, you know what the first you will be typing is? i said, i do not know. he said, a letter of application to a bigger newspaper. he was almost right. i went from the woodstock paper to the london free press of london, ontario. that was in major metropolitan morning and evening. we have five or six editions in the paper. the days when papers put out five or six editions. they did everything. they would feature stories, breaking news, crime, overnight shifts. i had a lot of really good experience there. after a couple years, i applied to something called the commonwealth press fellowship, which was a -- you get to spend a year in britain working at one of the national newspapers. "the times" "the telegraph"

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so i moved on from the woodstock paper to the london free press in london, ontario. that was a major metropolitan, morning and evening. we had i think five or six editions of the paper, back in the days when papers were actually putting out five and six editions, and did everything. they had police beats, they had feature stories, breaking news, crime, overnight shifts. i really got a lot of really good experience there. after a couple years, i applied for something called a commonwealth press fellowship, which was a -- you get to spend a year in britain, working at one of the national newspapers, which was i think the times, the telegraph, and the -- and the guardian, the three quality dailies at that time. and i applied for that and of course did not, because it was like a nieman or something. they were taking people with 10-15 years experience and i had four years or something like that, working on not a major, major paper. but they liked my application and the stories that i had sent them. and they said, "look, we can't pay the freight on this, but if you can get

first and foremost, i want to thank, in my office, my legislative aid ontario power, was actually on his first day parental leave today, but came to celebrate with us. so, welcome back on today's. >>[applause] >> supervisor wiener: this legislation was andres's idea. he came up with it when he was researching his own parental leave benefits and what he saw was that as city workers, we get decent, pretty good actually, parental leave benefits but what he saw was that in the private sector, particularly lower paid working-class workers, don't get those same benefits and so he came to me and we decided we were going to move forward and close that gap. so i andres, thank you. i also want to knowledge some of our amazing partners in moving this legislation forward. equal rights advocates, legal aid society, employment law center, opportunity inst., california work and family coalition, banned parenthood, which is spontaneously endorsed the legislation. we didn't even talk about they just went ahead and did it so thank you planned parenthood department on the status woman dr. murawski aven

first and foremost, i want to thank, in my office, my legislative aid ontario power, was actually on his first day parental leave today, but came to celebrate with us. so, welcome back on today's. >>[applause] >> supervisor wiener: this legislation was andres's idea. he came up with it when he was researching his own parental leave benefits and what he saw was that as city workers, we get decent, pretty good actually, parental leave benefits but what he saw was that in the private sector, particularly lower paid working-class workers, don't get those same benefits an

in ontario, california, a warehouse roof collapsed.loyees were trying to sweep water out of the doors before they were forced to evacuate. flash flood warnings have been issued in several counties in california. >> when can we expect the rain to taper off? we have more on that and the rest of your forecast. >> hi, liz. we have a good news situation. they need the rainfall, but too much can lead to flooding issues. we are watching the system across the west and not only bringing rain, but more snow for the higher elevations. this is the storm system that is going to move into southern and central u.s. today, tomorrow, also into monday. that could give us the risk for severe storms. as this low gets out of the rockies, it will bring hail and damaging winds and heavy rainfall and tornados. not only today, but through monday. there is the severe threat today and across the high plains and moving into the ohio river valleys. tomorrow we have more of a risk for mother's day across the areas where we see the potential for tornados across texa

ontario, maine boulevard practically underwater, motors forced to navigate through a river of blood, water or in some cases they abandoned cars in the middle of it. spring storms are forecasted for the area later today. >>> taking a check of our forecast, julia is tracking showers in the weather this morning. how is it looking. we had rain this morning, we expect more of the same throughout the day? >> yes, we can. look at high def where we track showers this morning and you can see them moving from the north to the southwest. scattered showers around and area of low pressure to the east and a closer look of where we see rain scattered showers in the north bay and a few scattered showers south of san jose and in the foothills as well. much of the rain has pushed to the east now. we will continues -- staying unsettled weather day. outside, no rain on the lens here, temperatures are mild, mid 50s pretty much areawide this morning. we will stay on the cool side but temperatures we will stay on the gray, damp side as well. the areas of low pressure off to the east and we are seeing rain

he was on his way to a speaking engagement in ontario canada and working on math equations. woman quote thought he was a terrorist because she was writing strange things on a pad of paper. >> obviously people have a very great fear which overwhelms their ability to think. >> fear with him removed from the plane, questioned and eventually cleared by authorities. delaying the flight for two hours. >> i think she should have asked him what he was doing first. >> the statement american airline confirmed that a passenger expressed concerns about another customer's behavior and apologized for the delay. >> pretty unfortunate but i think they have to stick to the rules with what is going on around the world. >> nbc 10 news. >>> former foes turn bike riding partners. today the bicycle coalition of greater philadelphia teamed up with the philadelphia daily news for the first bike ride. the coalition have fought for years over bike in the city. but the two sides came to a truce resulting in the 11-mile ride for charity today. >>> and tomorrow could be the perfect day for a bike ride w

cruising through toronto, ontar ontar ontario, canada. you can see all the construction. a couple of cones to guide traffic. as it begins to merge back to the right -- >> oh, my god. >> whoa! holy [ expletive ]. >> let me call 9-1-1. >> that cargo goes smashing through construction signs and up on the sidewalk but doesn't seem to realize. keeps going. one of those construction cones is stuck under the bumper. that eventually falls away and the cargo goes down the road. >> were they awake? >> let's find out. this drive continues to concern david and his passengers. >> we are on exit 2 going eastbound approaching vonn mills. >> it seems like the driver is staying within the lines, though. swerving a little bit but, look. >> doesn't seem to be that egregious until this intersection. >> he's about to smash into another car! >> no! >> oh, my god. right at the corner of dun mills. you better get an ambulance here. >> what is going on? >> that car smashed right into the back of another car trying to turn right. that's the end of that ride. reports say that the 63-year-old man be

the 23-year-old woman said she was following the gps instructions while driving in the dark in ontario thursday night. took a wrong turn and plunged into the harbor. the woman got out and swam to shore. the car sank. police pulled it out the next day. >> reporter: i'm always trying to get my girls to read the maps not go by the gps. >>> i always open it up on my phone and give it to them when i drive. they have to learn map skills. i-95 southbound the off ranch to washington avenue we have the right lane blocked with more emergency workers that came to the scene, it already started to slow i-95 southbound the off ramp to washington avenue. mass transit, everything is looking good, new jersey transit atlantic city rail line shuttle busing 30th street to pennsauken around the clock, while they repair the dellair bridge. >> reporter: chill in in sports, staying cool and we're dressing the kids in jackets on the way to school and the way home. the pollen count will be on the medium high side, but getting better over the next couple of days because we're looking at increasing clouds cover a

ontario, riverside and san bern green know county, flash flood warning for ontario and saw nearly an inch of rain in four hours. that is a lot, even caused this roof in this warehouse to collapse and we're still looking for the potential of flash flooding today. not so much in l.a. and san diego proper but in the mountains this i've just issued a new flash flood warning through tonight. this is the stuck weather pattern. this big area of low pressure spinwheeling around and move out later today and by tonight we're still looking for showers and snow showers in the mountains and flash flooding maybe across parts of the northern rockies and drying out and windy conditions across wyoming. severe weather threat. when that system gets into the plains later on today northeast colorado in through western parts of nebraska and kansas and also right along the ohio river valley i think later on tonight, kentucky derby happening right there at 6:00 p.m. looks like they should be north of that by then so the derby weather should be okay, we hope and then tomorrow bigger chance of happy saturday

an ontario woman ended up in lake huron.she just followed when her gps told her turn, she did, she went down a boat ramp. >> she managed to lower her window and swim to shore and her toyota was pulled out the next morning. she's fine, but a little embarrassed. >>> the class of 2016 is getting some extra credit for being clever. >> some graduation caps on social media. some are protesting student lones like this one, that sames game of loans. this student with with the caption -- help me, i'm poor. >> and other students used some popular memes like the crying jordan. >> and there's a reason for this. 2016 the graduates will have the highest debt, ever. about $37,000. >> they don't seem too happy about this. >> no. >>> west point softball player may want consider going into aviation after this play. >> army batting against lehigh in the playoffs. watch carefully. is senior looks like she'll be out by a mile, until she jumped over the catcher and spins midair and reaches home plate. >> many baseball players. >> the game-winning

ts ararea will also see some heavy rainfall, and we have severe weather warnings in place across ontario. so watch out for tornadoes, as well as thunderstorms. now, across the central portions of the united states, there's the potential for flash floods, as well as thunderstorms. we heard many reports of hail on sunday, and also one tornado in texas. now across the southeastern corner of texas, this is the area where significant flooding caused some damage during the weekend. i want to share some video coming out of the area. rescue efforts are under way in texas, after strong thunderstorms drove through parts of the state saturday. serious flooding, along with one tornado, destroyed several homes. there were evacuations and road closures through the area. there will be a chance for rainfall throughout the week, and six people have died in flood-related incidents in southeastern portions of texas. now more rain is expected through the rest of the work week across the southeastern areas of texas. now w across in europe, many lightning strikes affecteded ma areaeas of europe. in fact, over

all wrapping around this bigelow over the great lakes in ontario. so the chill is there.on the map are snow showers. we're talking maybe tomorrow some frost. so here comes that front coming through. future cast has a chilly, sunny start to sunday. clouds will build in the afternoon. we're looking at spotty showers developing especially north and west by 3:30. but 5:00, 6:00 p.m., we could get some showers. chilly really chilly tomorrow night into monday morning. 30s and 40s. monday looks great, if you can take monday off, do it. i'm not writing you a note, but do it tuesday. so tuesday another yellow weather alert. tonight we're going to see that shower, then clearing. northwest winds, 10 to 15. 40s and 50s tomorrow morning. breezy and brisk. 57 to 62, spotty showers, keep n mind the average high is 75 degrees so way below average tomorrow. beautiful on monday, near 70. rain and showers tuesday. wednesday more showers. back in the mid 60s. and then at least thursday and friday look okay before showers possible again. >> at least you have some sun in that forecast. >> yeah

for internet activity ontario is soon to offer its products on line. british columbia, for example, offers a full range of internet sports betting products. both provinces use geolocation and age verification systems to ensure players are of age and located specifically. i will now turn to europe. the majority of jurisdictions offer sports wagering through their lottery or commercial operators. each establishes its own betting rules, risk management teams, policies, onsetting framework or outsources to professional organizations. in 2012, the world lottery association introduced the global lottery monitoring system glms. the system went live in partnership with sports radar in june 2015. it provides its members alerts on betting anomalies from around the world. each member reacts to the alert independently looking at the betting in their particular market and determines what corrective action is necessary. there are 27 global members from europe, canada, south america, asia, and africa. the program is planned to be expanded in the latter part of 2016.

straight into a lake in ontario, canada. the woman was trying to navigate through thick fog at night. she relied too much on her gps. she rolled down the window to gut out of the car, just before it started to sink. >>> president obama urged college graduates to confront people who want to build walls. of course he took a swipe at donald trump. he took aim at what he calls a rejection of facts and science. >> it's not cool to not know what you're talking about. that's not keeping it real, or telling it like it is. that's not challenging political correctness. that's just not knowing what you're talking about. >> the president also told the 12,000 graduates the toughest challenges cannot be solved in isolation. he said quote, to help ourselves, we've got to help others. >>> trump is at the university of pennsylvania to see his youngest daughter graduate. tiffany trump is graduating from penn school of arts and sciences. federal agents will guard both the nominee, and vice president joe biden who is also there to see his grand

baby view clinic in ontario, is calling it a technical issue but the women says the explanation doesn't add up. >> i have been looking at every day to get me by, and he is not even mine, i am looking at a lie. >> the clinic is offering refunds but the mothers say they still want an explanation. >>> a victim of super storm sandy is suffering another blow years after the storm. the long island homeowner was waiting on funding to repair his house when it collapsed into a pile of rubble. it was on temporary risers when it topple sd over and the owner was living in a rental and will continue to do so. he has essentially given up on rebuilding. >>> a mother led police on a high speed chase while her baby was in the car. this video shows the woman's car swerving and it flipped over and caught fire and the state trooper ran to the car and found the baby in the car seat upside down. the officer rescued the child, the boy's mother was arrested for dui and other charges. >>> pennsylvania governor tom wolf is signing a mesh tour for the ignition lock law for first time drunk drivers, lawmakers pass

ontario, quebec, pennsylvania, looking at the snow a few minutes ago at the top of the broadcast. northeast of pittsburgh. now, a couple of snow showers falling. the chilly air in place, future cast has in place colder start, lighter winds than today. gusts up to 40 miles an hour. tomorrow, wind coming out of the west. a bit of a breeze. well, a good deal of sunshine, high clouds, afternoon temperatures l into the 60s. a nice start to the week. by tuesday, though, now, rolling overnight. plus, showers now, colder weather on tuesday. there will be rain around, midday. parts of the afternoon. now, it is a computer model. wetter than this and then on wednesday another wave of energy coming. wednesday morning notice a rain here. we will see if it stays south. if this is going to stay south, we will be okayed with into thursday and friday. so, tomorrow, now, freezing start, middle to upper 60s, getting towards 70, outside chance. now, nice tomorrow. then the next nice day not until thursday until wednesday afternoon. for tonight, cold, frost advisory west on the freeze warning in the m

he was on his way to a speaking engagement in ontario, can dashgs and working on math ee wags that'se part of the presentation. the woman thought he was a terrorist because he was writing strange thing onz a pad of paper. >> obviously, people have a very great fear which overwhelms their ability to think. >> he was removed from the plane, questioned, and eventually cleared by authorities. it delayed the flight for two hours. >> i think she should have asked him what he was doing first. >> that statement american airlines confirmed that a passenger expressed concerns about another customer's behavior and apologized for the delay. >> it's pretty unfortunate. i think you have to stick to the rules that are going on around the world. >> andrea flynn thomas, nbc 10 news. >>> all right. taking a look at our neighborhood forecast. happy forecast for a happy mother's day. checking numbers right now in your neighborhood. lehigh valley and lower 50s. colder in the suburbs. 51 in philadelphia. 49 degrees in and around south jersey. we go ahead and check a little closer in, pick out your neighbo

there's a big broad upper level storm spinning in ontario. this is just really dragging unseasonably cold rain now. snow, a couple of flakes falling across pennsylvania and the colder air. we had all the wet weather. the stormy weather that pushed through earlier this evening so tomorrow will start off sunny, chilly. the northwesterly winds will be in the 40s and the 50s in the morning. midday looks okay. burr in the afternoon, look. 3:30. clouds and even spotty showers that may come through the metro. better chances in the higher elevations north and westment and cold enough that we may see a few wet flakes mix in above 3500, 4,000 feet. very chilly sunday night into monday morning. we will have some temperatures cold enough, west of i-81 on the high country for frost by monday morning. then as we get into tuesday, yeah, more rain heads monday. monday will be the day to play hooky. 47 degrees. northwest winds 10 to 15. gusts 20 to 25. we will have a sunny start to the day. breezy, brisk. but the afternoon, partly to mostly cloudy. a spotty s

professor is an internationally recognized economist, he was on his way to a speaking engagement in ontario on math equations that were a party of his presentation. the woman, quote, thought he was a terrorist because he was writing strange things on a pad of paper. >> obviously people have a very great fear which overwhelms their ability to think. >> reporter: he was questioned and eventually cleared by authorities. it delayed the flight for two hours. >> i think she should have asked what he was doing first. >> reporter: american airlines confirmed that a passenger expressed concerns about another customer's behavior and apologized for the delay. >> pretty unfortunate, but i think they have to stick to the rules as far as what is going on around the world. >> that was is a talker for sure. >> sign of the times. >> absolutely. let's turn our attention to the weather. >> yes, we have mother's day under way. no pressure on me. >> you told me not to carry the umbrella. >> that's right. and i said go sleeveless and you did. >> we were seattle and not now. >> we're back to washington and feelin

an ontario woman ended up in lake huron. granted it was a dark, rainy and foggy night.said she just followed when her gps told her turn, she did, she went down a boat ramp. >> but she managed to lower her window and swim to shore and her toyota was pulled out the next morning. police say that she's going to be fine. but just a little embarrassed. they're not pressing any charges right now. >>> and the class of 2016 is getting some extra credit for being clever. >> we're seeing some graduation caps on social media. some are protesting student loans like this one, that game of loans. this student with the same idea, with the caption -- help me, i'm poor. >> and other students used some popular memes like the crying jordan. >> and there's a reason for this. 2016 the graduates will have the highest debt, ever. about $37,000. >>> west point softball player is earning congratulations after what are some considering an amazing play. she may want to go into track and field after this. >> yeah, it's army batting against lehigh in the playoffs. watch carefully. she was going to b

. >> easy living for a bold bald eagle stalking a lake in ontario, canada, that's because the cleverird lets fishermen do all the work and comes in at the last minute. see what he did there? >> impeccable. the pesky bird has developed a reputation among the locals for stealing their catch. >> the fisherman is so excited. reeling in the big one. >> boom. >>> so talk about abs of steel an elementary student from kansas broke the record for sit-ups. she is 10-year-old kylie bass and she did 2,110 of them saturday. >> she initially wanted to do 2,002 sit-ups, one more than the old record but decided to go for it and hit a wall a third of the way through but then just powered on through. 12th.. today is "national odometer day" as we speed towards the weekend. good morning washington. toss to eileen today: am fog. mostly cloudy and warmer. some peeks of sun late. highs: 70-75 winds: sse 5 mph tonight: cloudy with a chance of rain. patchy fog. lows: 58-62 winds: se 5 to calm friday: morning clouds/showers. clearing by mid-afternoon. highs: 70-76 winds: w 5-10 mph turning to vote 20-16.. cam

this is happening along west ontario and north tenth street.olice say they were called to the scene shortly after 5:30. we're told a five-year-old girl was attacked by four dogs. police did fire their weapons to get the dogs away from the young victim. was the dogs was killed we're told. you can look for breaking updates on this story on the air andline at 6abc.com. >>> from solemn salutes and patriotic parades to beaches and barbecues at family and friends people all around the tri-state are observing this memorial day 2016. and while the holiday weekend came to a soggy close, that didn't put a damper on the unofficial start to summer. new jersey correspondent nora muchanic is live in ocean city tonight and nora, some fled the coast early this morning but others are squeezing the most out of a long weekend spied the weather. >> reporter: they are indeed, rick. it's been a dismal day here at the shore. it's been raining all day and knowing that was the case, many families started heading out last night and the exodus continued throughout the da

he was on his way to a speeching engageent in ontario, canada, and work math equation that's were part of his presentation. the woman thought he was a terrorist because he was writing strange things on a pad of paper. >> obviously, people have a very great fear which overwhelms ability to think. >> reporter: he was removed from the plane, questioned, and eventually cleared by a authorities. it delayed the flight for two hours. >> i think she should have asked him. what are you doing? >> reporter: that statement american airlines confirmed a passenger expressed concerns about another customer's behavior and apologized for the delay. >> pretty unfortunate. i think they have to stick to the rules. >> reporter: andrea thomas, nbc 10 news. >>> now to our decision 2016 coverage. the next contest on the presidential calendar comes up this tuesday. that's what democrats and republicans will vote in the west virginia primary. now a little bit later ton day, democrat bernie sanders kick off a two day campaign swing in new jersey. senator sanders will hold a rally on the main campus of rutgers un

this was the disturbing scene this morning on the 200 block of east ontario street in the city's kensington neighborhood. the man who shot this video of a brutal beating on the side of the street does not want his face shown on camera but did talk to us. >> the guy was actually on top of the girl, and just beating on her. >> reporter: the woman is on the ground and you can see the man repeatedly slapping her and punching the victim. the witness who shot the video says the beating went on for some time, he says maybe 20 to 30 minutes. >> did anybody try to help the woman? >> no one. bystanders just smiling, laughing, and just standing around like a normal day. you know, like nothing really was happening. >> reporter: did you try to help her? >> no, i was -- i was just doing the video. i was just recording new york city. i didn't want to get in it. >> reporter: but someone did call police. officers responded and say they caught up to the guy who told them he was the one who was assaulted. >> the mail gave a completely different story. so it's a good thing this video surfaced and was sent to u

ended up in a place called woodstock, ontario. and my editor there, a wonderful man named ralph berman, he said to me on my first day, safer, you have no experience at all at this, do you? and i said, yes, sir, i have no experience. you cannot even type, can you? he said, you will learn to type. once you type in any kind of proficient way, you know what the first you will be typing is? i said, i do not know. he said, a letter of application to a bigger newspaper. and he was almost right. i went from the woodstock paper to the "london free press" of london, ontario. that was in major metropolitan, morning and evening. i think we have five or six editions in the paper, in the day day when papers put out five or six editions. they did everything. they would feature stories, breaking news, crime, overnight shifts. i got a lot of really good experience there. after a couple years, i applied for something called the commonwealth press fellowship, which was a -- you get to spend a year in britain working at one of the national newspapers

. >>> young girl is in stable condition to of after she was bit tepp by a dog at tenth and ontario streetsn north philadelphia. police found four pitbulls. the girl was bitten once in the face and treated on the scene. officers shot and killed one of the dogs and the on the three were restrained. >>> people are questioning whether cincinnati zookeepers did the rye thing when they shot and killed a rare gorilla over the weekend in order to safe little boy who had fallen into its enclosure. animal activist held a vigil outside the zoo. the child fell into a moat witness western gorilla. officials made the decision to shoot and kill harambe saying tranquilizing the animal was not an option. >> the child's life was in danger. people who question that who are monday morning quarterbacks or second guessers don't understand that you can't take a risk with a silver back gorilla. >> the zoo says the exhibit barrier is adequate and officials are looking into ways to improve it. an online petition with more than 100,000 signatures wants the boy's mother to face charges for not looking after hover son

. >> one of the private owners is the ontario teacher's retirement plan. they must know a lot about networking. >> we have 70 new owners. it's a leveraged buyout, the employees and manager put in $30 million of their own pockets. we had a private equity sponsor that brought together investors but we have such people as the state of new york teacher's pension fund and tube workers union. >> that's option. i would have picked that one if my research had been better. >> there's good returns for these funds going private. it's been good for us. we've had -- it's been a year, we've had four exceptional quarters in a row as a private company. by being private i was able to do the things that enable us to focus on the core product of our business. >> what are the down sides, have you having a harder time attracting employees? are there other things, more trouble being private? >> that's an excellent question. i've done everything, three ipos, secondariries, acquisitions, never done an lbo and gone private. i was curious and i've been able to recruit the best peop

. >>> here at home a young girl recovering after dog bite in north philadelphia, tenth and ontario street monday to find the four year old girl and four pitbulls. girl had a bite to the face, and treated on scene, officers shot and killed one of the dogs, the other three were restrained. >> a teenage hike is her recovering after being rescued from a waterfall in a new jersey park. police shared these pictures, it happened monday afternoon at peanut falls in pal said state park. the teen was swinging from a tree when he landed on a rock which gave way and sent him tumbling into the falls. he was stuck 70 feet high, and kneeling on a rock. rescuers used a rope to reach the teen who suffered internal injuries. a boat carried them a waiting ambulance. >> clean up is underway at o'hare airport after attacks i cab smashed through the glass door, at terminal three. as you can imagine, travelers were sent scrambling, as glass went flying. police say no one was hurt, the driver was cited for failing to reduce speed before crashing. the crash did not affect flights at the airport, though. >> happen

. >> easy living for a bold bald eagle stalking a lake in ontario, canada, that's because the cleverird lets fishermen do all the work and comes in at the last minute. see what he did there? >> impeccable. the pesky bird has developed a reputation among the locals for stealing their catch. >> the fisherman is so excited. reeling in the big one. >> boom. >>> so talk about abs of steel an elementary student from kansas broke the record for sit-ups. she is 10-year-old kylie bass and she did 2,110 of them saturday. >> she initially wanted to do 2,002 sit-ups, one more than the old record but decided to go for it and hit a wall a third of the way through but then just powered on through. congratulations to kylie. more news after this. i invest with e*trade, where investors can investigate and invest in vests... or not in vests. this is my retirement. retiring retired tires. and i never get tired of it. are you entirely prepared to retire? plan your never tiring retiring retired tires retirement with e*trade. make healthy saychoices.ten plan your never tiring retiring retired tires retirem

. >>> young girl is in stable condition to of after she was bit tepp by a dog at tenth and ontario streetsnorth philadelphia. police found four pitbulls. the girl was bitten once in the face and treated on the scene. officers shot and killed one of the dogs and the on the three were restrained. >>> people are questioning whether cincinnati zookeepers did the rye thing when they shot and killed a rare gorilla over the weekend in order to safe little boy who had fallen into its enclosure. animal activist held a vigil outside the zoo. the child fell into a moat witness western gorilla. officials made the decision to shoot and kill harambe saying tranquilizing the animal was not an option. >> the child's life was in danger. people who question that who are monday morning quarterbacks or second guessers don't understand that you can't take a risk with a silver back gorilla. >> the zoo says the exhibit barrier is adequate and officials are looking into ways to improve it. an online petition with more than 100,000 signatures wants the boy's mother to face charges for not looking after hover son.

friday california was in the cross hairs, parts of ontario were flooded, no one was hurt. despite that rain, a new drought report says 90% of california is still experiencing moderate to exceptional draught. but for the first time in more than three years, a small portion of the state just 10% is now draughtfree. >> north carolina legislators are facing a federal deadline regarding the state's controversial bathroom bill. the u.s. department of justice says the law violates the civil rights of transgender people and they're asking state leaders to do something about it by monday. marly hall is following this. >> it is a controversial issue that has parked protests, lawsuits and most recently federal disapproval. the department of justice says forcing transgender people to use public rest rooms that correspond with their birth sex violates the civil rights act. north carolina governor pat mccrory addressed republicans at the state convention today and supported the measure. >> common sense privacy laws in our rest rooms or locker rooms and shower facilities and government b

this is the ontario area. rain came down so hard it did damage to a roof. the national weather service has issued flash flood warnings for los angeles, bern, orange count tis. mud and water covered the roadway there in prez number southwest in downtown fresno got think the hardest with up to two inches of rain in those areas. for natalie the mudslide did not cause injuries. >> this is something the warrior fans have seen enough of. steven rudolph curry siting on the bench. klay thompson put on a show in the 1st quarter tonight in portland but it was not enough against the trail blazers. >> joe joins us now. it was a rough night on the road. >> it was. turned out nice in the 1st quarter but there are four quarters in a game. warriors knew they had to have this game if they had a chance of win the series. this is not where the warriors or the fans want to see steven rudolph curry, on the bench in street clothes. tonight limited to two players, draymond green going for 37 points and klay thompson hitting 35 in all. the warriors were out shot, most namely damie

kennedy: it's in ontario where they mine the nickel for the prius batteries, raping mother earth to getp crying. it's a pretty more intent prize. no one -- enterprise. your statistics are staggering. there is so much illegal immigration coming from the great white north. i fear for the sanctity of our nation. >> they are here for the money. you know their money is made out of plastic? who is this -- this dude? old man. look at this. kennedy: that's not a man, that's the queen of england, her majesty. >> i can see through it. that does not give me confidence. the reason this is worth $16 is nobody trusts the canadian currency. kennedy: do the chinese trade in canadian toonies? too many coins. the $1 and $2 come in coins. >> why should i go to my neighbor's house and feel i'm in france. i don't get it. the fact of the matter is, we are neighbors, we are neighbors. stay out of my business. don't tell me what to do, wore going to decide what we are going to decide. we don't make fun of true dough who runs around in yamikas and islamic garb. he's french canadian and those people are always t

there are firefighters here from ontario. them hoping they get relief in manpower and this wind somehow dies down. back to you, christine and john. >> remarkable. >> it is devastating. they could be in for a lot more as the summer increases. >>> here in the united states, severe weather across the plains. reports of tornadoes touching down in colorado, kansas and oklahoma. along with hail. big hail in some parts of the country. stunning footage from colorado. look at that. is that real? >> looks like a classic ef-2 to me. >> it is a classic ef-2 twister. i can't believe that is real. it looks like cgi. can you imagine seeing that? that is just terrifying. oh, my. will this severe weather continue today? meteorologist pedram javaheri has the latest. >> john and christine, good morning. almost 70 reports of severe weather on sunday alone. eight related to tornadoes. the threat shifts farther to the east. 24 million. expansive in little rock and shreveport and dallas. as you look farther to the north, the threat diminishes a bit

a sudden down pour stalled cars and stranded drivers in the city of ontario.ed for hours. >>> a lack of rain is causing a spat in a california town. the residents stopped watering their lawns, but now they're being ordered to water them. >> an exclusive community of million dollar plus homes, warning has gone out. no more brown lawns. over the past year some black hawk residents let their lawns die as californians were ordered to reduce water use. now, the black hawk homeowner's association is telling residents they must beautify their front yards, even though officially california is still in a drought. >> a lot of lawns were let go and it's created problems of the atmosphere of black hawk not looking proper for the type of homes we have in here. you want everything to look nice. >> the association declined to comment. but block hawk homeowner gary shank confirmed he got a letter demanding the improvements be made. he agreed to meet us outside the gates. >> they've recommended you put in bark and drought tolerant plants. they've offered suggestions. if you do

treats in ontario, california into rivers.t was part of a strong system that shut down part of the busy i-5 free way. the rain came down so hard it caused a 50-foot slab of roof to collapse at a machinery factor there. the workers were not injured. rain is moving through southern california this morning. the rain sent a bigotry crashing down on top -- a big tree crashing down on top of two parked cars in newark, new jersey, the trees took out power lines. i don't think i've heard my name mentioned so many times in my lifetime. gray, gray, gloomy. we need the rain to go away. >> reporter: we have not seen too many uprooted trees because we have not had much wind. because of the the way the ground is right now, how soakd soakd -- soaked and saturated it is, we would have more uprooted trees. we're seeing clouds this morning, it's damp and dreary, we're seeing patchy drizzle and scattered showers. storm tracker 6 live double scan showing it is confined to philadelphia and montgomery counties in southeastern pennsylvania. we'll ma

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