to terra's point, i think it's an honor and a privilege. i'm going to move my family into the white house so it's not costing taxpayers money. >> listen, i know the money is big thing. if you're fisically conservative, you've got to be fisicallyb conservative. >> do it all the way. >> but you don't know what's happening in our home or what kind of commitment she's making to her child. so i think we should give her some leeway with that. but i want to say that black women who worked -- and at the white house briefing that women were disrespectful. hillary clinton spoke about it. why do you think this struck a cord? >> because spicer -- first of all, ryan is so clever. at this point he is claiming himself by himself. he's really all the actors. >> he's playing the role of a -- >> he is playing the role of someone who is qualified to do his job when in fact he is not. he is playing the role of someone who issatensibly not someone who's supposed to be a built in racist, sexist when he is. so by body language, the fact he is singling out april r

rise this evening, families torn apart in the same time he is giving that speech. —— terra rise. —— expelled from the country and all people who are victims of crime need the attention and the focus of our country. the president also began his speech by talking about attacks against jewish centres, about attacks against indian engineers, one shop dead in kansas state in that respect he has taken on board the criticism he has not reached out to people who did not reached out to people who did not necessarily support him. not reached out to people who did not necessarily support himm not reached out to people who did not necessarily support him. it is about time. the rhetoric and hateful speech that has come out the white house, the lack of attention to the jewish people and what they paid during the holocaust was abysmal and really needed to be addressed and the president really needs to continue this, to speak against hate in this country and also do more than just speak about it. let me ask you a little bit about the agenda, there has been a paradox that in some ways he has a very

upper 50s terra linda and san rafael 58 san francisco. we'll track the rain together. that's still coming up. but right now let's send it to roqui theus. >> it's 4 31. >>> we have a lot of problems today. let's talk about the traffic alert in effect since 10:52 last night. it's a big rig that either was over height or had a raised bed and it hit the overpass of southbound 101 at embarcadero at full speed. so this caused massive damage to the truck and also to the overpass. there's a major crack in the overpass so caltrans is on scene. northbound ramp is closed until noon. so a crew will be on scene to give you more details on that. let's move to mass transit. a major bart delay this morning at the fremont station on trains to richmond due to an equipment problem. >>> a marijuana dispensary gets shut down before it even had the chance to open. outraged residents refused to hear a proposal to bring it into their community. andria borba reports. >> why do we have to listen to their garbage, no!!! [ screaming ] >> no!!! no!!! >> reporter: in an overflowing community room i

i'm jessica gur terra. >>> and i'm raj mathai. the boy ate this. it's similar to peanut butter and is the family is suing the company. the same nut butter and have been hospitaled. nbc bay area rick. >> they are giving that warning out loud. even though the son survived he could face years or a lifetime of kidney problems. >> we want the public to know we want this off the shelf because it's dangerous. >> his son ate something with soy nut butter. >> he had complete failure for a week. >> reporter: tests determined it was e coli from nut butter. this was the same that hospitalized children with the same condition in five states. now they are suing to cope the products off shelf. his father isn't sure if his son would be ever fully the same. >> it's traumaizing to everyone in the family. >> reporter: the makers of the soy butter have pulled the product off the shelf. the simmons family giving out a warning to family that would or have brought this product in the past, throuw it out. we're live, nbc bay area news. >> no ban, no wall. that is a messag

arthel: to help break it down for us, terra meller.here first, former director of national intelligence, general james clapper said he has found no evidence of collusion, do you think that investigation which seep going? -- should keep going. >> i believe there is enough to have app an investigation, there have been enough situations where timeline is suspicious, and dishonesty between meetings with russia. there is enough, we have a lot of smoke, and not know what the fire circumstance but we do have enough in terms of sparks to get to the bottom of this, trump administration should want an investigation, if they do in the believe there is wrong doing, that would clear the air on this. and you know, if you have nothing to hide, why not be supportive of the investigation. arthel: there is a growing list of contacts between trump associates and russian officials, emerging in recent weeks, as today we're reporting. can this be sloughed off as a political witch-hunt or is there something underlying that could have intelligence community i

terra killer ‘s mother, i weep for the victims.sood, who went on a rampage last week. christopher, you were at the commons at the time, and members of his family have spoken now. the commons at the time, and members of his family have spoken nowm the commons at the time, and members of his family have spoken now. it is back to normal at the house of commons, but they moved the gates near to where the attack took place. it has really shocked the country. personally, i feel sorry for her, for janet personally, i feel sorry for her, forjanet ojoa. personally, i feel sorry for her, for janet ojoa. it personally, i feel sorry for her, forjanet ojoa. it was brave for her to speak up this way. rowena, is there a sense that have gotten back to normal? people carry on their daily business, the house of lords and house of commons business is carrying on as before. but people are still sad and traumatised by what has happened there. it is incredibly grim and sad for all affected. we saw people die outside my office window. there were bodies t

he saw the mountains and the terra terrain.y were passing by he said hey, stop, let's make a film. he's going to attempt a back-flip. so he's getting ready. can you hear them joking with him in the background about how he's getting ready. it's all about the prep, right? got to get loose, are you ready? i said, are you ready? >> yeah, sure. >> it's all about preparation and practice. >> pull the trigger there, tiger. >> in the event of an attack, i will be able to back-flip within two minutes. >> oh! >> and well all the preparations -- [ laughter ] >> bites the dust zblext wanted to taste victorkctory but all h tasted was dust. >> let's hope there's no man you're in there. >> that wasn't even close, he plunked himself into the street. >> it worked so well when i do it into the pool. >> it's like if you and i tried to do a back-flip, it would go about that well. >> two regular dads murder a trap beat. >> these two dads have set a trap hook i suppose you could say to make a whole song -- about being a dad. >> hear their impressive

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good morning to you in mill valley at 72 degrees backing through terra linda. 75 in novato.nd good morning, glen ellen, in the low to mid-70s. it will be 76 degrees today in windsor up to a high near 80. >>> now on to traffic, high winds to worry about out there if you are heading across the span of the bay bridge traffic looking good though those metering lights should turn on around 5:30 or so. then high winds across the san mateo bridge from hayward to foster city. a quick drive of 13 minutes but, of course, drive safely and slowly. >>> tech anxiety in east palo alto this morning. the reason, amazon's new facility. >> amazon has got to go! >> residents chanted outside the company's new office space last night shaming it for buying up the community. amazon reportedly is adding 1300 jobs but locals fear they won't be given a shot at the new facility. >> it's wrong that a community that has grown up here has been able to take advantage of the development when things come and a lot of technologists are moving here and our little community can no longer afford to live here. >>

garcia's cell phone is no longer in terra haute, and he was mobile, and he was traveling south through, which gave us obviously some concern. >> because you thought he was headed where? >> well, we didn't know exactly. it was possible that -- that he would return the next day. so, we kind of put our plans on hold, hoping that he would return to his residence and we would effect his arrest at his residence. >> reporter: fortunately, two fbi agents who'd been working with the task force were closer to illinois. they eventually found garcia at a hotel off the interstate. >> our hope was that in the morning he would get up and go home, and we could grab him there. but that morning, of course, when the fbi agents got up, he again was on the move and headed south. >> they missed him. >> they missed him. >> and now he's truly in the wind. >> yes. >> reporter: reporter todd cooper would later learn that for three hours all agents had to go on were pings every thirty minutes from garcia's cell phone. >> they were going 100 miles an hour. the next ping comes in a half hour later, and he's behind

biochemi biochemist silvia terra looks at body fat. she's interviewed by a medical reporter for the new york times. >> you told there's a set point and your brain sets how much your weight is, does it change when you get older, what happens to it? >> that's the age and almost a force of nature that we accumulate fat and as we age we lose a lot of fat busting hormones, the stuff that helps rebuild tissue and kept our fat metabolizing. and testosterone, men and women, you can't eat like you did with 22 it's going to make you fat as you get older. it's not just the level of fat, it's the distribution affected as well. >> sunday night at 9 p.m. eastern. enter aisle or some of the things we've done in years past. there there are lots of people around with microphones. the authors happy to take questions. john tamny is with us courtesy of paul and barbara paul. he is senior fellow at reason foundation, a senior economic advisor in research and trading and an editor of real clear market.com. he frequently writes about the securities market al

rishaad: front terra trimming its earnings as first-half profit jumps.l pay an interim dividend of 20 cents per share and april. haidi: ck hutchison and cheung kong properties report earnings, the first set of results since li ka-shing completed consolidation of his empire. both companies are expected to raise dividends. reportingencent later, and investors hoping for updates to its transition to performance-based advertising. you me something, would mean by performance related advertising here? is when people click through on the advertising. performance-based advertising and branded advertising, and there is a shift to performance-based ads because people want a sense of what people are clicking on. rishaad: this is a company which has been criticized as having too much reliance on wechat, its messaging system. the top rank app in china. rishaad: look at that. biggest emerging-market stock by value. this year, quite a lot, and that is outperforming alibaba and baidu. its dependence on wechat means it does need to be making money, so advertising is one

they grabbed multiple terra bites of data, they are working through it, they also believe they have additional intelligence about al qaeda safe havens, targeting, training, explosive manufacturing, how do we know whether any of this is true? all the data is highly classified and say they won't be releasing it because could risk future operations they plan to conduct. >> barbara starr, talking of course the trump administration saying they actually did have intelligence on that raid. first, republicans are now turning up the heat on attorney general jeff sessions, manu raju joins me. i want to ask you about republican senator lindsey graham, he met with the fbi director jim comey, what do we know about this, manu. >> reporter: graham is not talking about that. he is going to put out a statement explaining exactly what happened, that he would not comment further. comey just made rounds and democrats frustrated with comey, they wanted to know more about the hacking, and contacts between trump officials and russian officials. and calling for jeff sessions to recuse himself and independent indicati

brian came on and said -- >> they did bio terra. now buying this. diversifying revenue base. >> he told me, we are not the way you think. we are moving. and i -- yes, i questioned the company because i felt terra was an okay acquisition, not perfect. this is a perfect acquisition. this market is just -- not going away, it is accelerating rap rapidly. >> where does it place intel in the race with uber and tesla and gm? >> well, a lot of these guys use mobile eye chips. >> right. >> what i think i would say is mobile eye, theoretically, intel has fab ability. i would say all -- everyone is going to be scrutinized, whether you use mobile eye or nvidia. mobile eye has a lot of really good partners. this puts intel at a level which tells me -- i mean, intel stock is down and it's kind of stupid because the cash was doing nothing for them and now they have accelerated growth. the models will change. intel down because people don't understand what the heck intel is doing which is as dumb as wood but that's okay, people are wrong a lot. he said he wants to

>> the community room at san francisco's pd's terra val station was packed with angry people opposing a medical marijuana dispensary moving in. now, that man dr. floyd huen former oakland mayor jean quan's husband wants to open the first partially chinese- owned dispensary in the city at 32nd avenue and noriega. the crowd made such a ruckus as you heard the police had to suspend the meeting briefly. >> not enough access of medical cannibis to the chinese community. >> reporter: what's your concern about it? >> it's bad for our kids, bad for our schools, right? and also, you're going to bring a lot of crimes, bad people around in your community, why? >> dr. huen and his team left without getting a word in. >>> time now 6:08. a group of bay area students is cashing in big time on the huge success of snapchat. >> a someone takes a joyride in reverse. >> 6:09. from the kpix weather center, we have one more dry day before the rain moves in. we'll track this incoming storm together. >> and here's a live look at the richmond/san rafael bridge toll plaza. a beautiful sunrise, as well. okay. s

terra-cotta war yors at the franklin institute, and the barns.he exhibition will be a four-month public art installation by artist jennifer steincamp featuring architectural domes covered with glass beading spaced across the parkway. it's supported by a $1.25 million grant from the william penn foundation. >> there will be four projectors, very bright projectors mounted on poles projecting onto the dome so it will be illuminated. >> reporter: the official launch takes place on september 8t september 8th and will include more than 100 free family friendly activities taking place around the parkway 0. katherine scott, "channel 6 action news." >> fun stuff. >>> time now for the "action news" traffic report and it has been a hairy night on the road. >> that's for sure. it's thursday, almost friday, though. matt pellman in the "action news" traffic center with the latest. >> the parkway could be a good idea tonight because the schuylkill expressway has been a parking lot. thanks to this. a bus fire in the westbound lanes between montgomery drive and t

she was walking near terra val when a man got out of his car and tried to pull her into the vehicle around 5 p.m. yesterday. the victim started yelling and fighting back catching the attention of people nearby. >> she was in the vehicle screaming and fighting and then got out of the car. the roommate started yelling at the guy. we don't have a description yet. >> police have not released a description of the suspect's car. >>> this man is in custody suspected of kidnapping someone at gunpoint in lafayette. police say 26-year-old manuel bustos of pittsburg broke in a a home and abducted a man on tuesday. he allegedly forced the victim to drive to a bank to take out money. officers say the victim told employees he had been kidnapped and manuel was arrested a short time later. >>> tuition is set to rise at all cal state campuses. trustees just approved the first tuition hike in six years. it's a 5% increase in tuition. that means students will pay roughly $270 more per year. it brings the annual total to more than $5,700. the university says the tuition hike will allow for additional faculty

winds today 10 to 20. 50s, 60s common across the north bay from stinson beach to novato including terra linda and kentfield. and in the far reaches, again, scattered light rain showers in lakeport and in clearlake. we'll talk about more rain in the forecast. we'll also talk about 70s. that's coming up at 18 minutes after the hour. let's send it to roqui. >> thank you, oakland. 5:02. >>> let's start with the richmond/san rafael bridge. no problems. a lot of cash lane backup at the bay bridge toll plaza. no delay through the toll plaza on route 80 until 30 minutes from now when the metering lights will start turning on. into the peninsula a live look at the san mateo bridge, westbound 92 looking good from hayward to foster city. also eastbound 92 looking good from foster city into hayward. okay. moving over now to our slowest traffic of the morning, the altamont pass, you're moving at about 46 miles per hour. then down to 30. once you hit north flynn road. freeze up through livermore where it is slow again. altamont pass to 680 will take 15 minutes. art, ace train, muni and caltrain all o

with partly cloudy skies, in terra linda and san rafael, kentfield all in the high 50s p then again cloud cover far reaches of the north bay we'll see the rain showers, ukiah, lakeport, clearlake clover chance of rain showers. our hi-def doppler is going. we'll talk about the days we'll top off in the 70s. that's still coming up later on in this broadcast. >>> happening today, google will find out if it will get the green light to move ahead with plans to build an elaborate office complex in mountain view. the tech giant hopes to build a 595,000-square-foot building on north shore line boulevard covering 18 acres and would include walking trails and a public park. the mountain view city council wants the company to pay for the right to use 1200 spots in the shoreline amphitheater as temporary parking. >>> a new deal could finally steer the raiders to las vegas for real this time. for real this time. jackie ward is here with the very latest. [ laughter ] >> it's an ongoing saga. >> reporter: i don't really have a clear answer for today. so we're not going to solve that problem this morning

to moderate rainfall right there right now in throughout mill valley also lifting into san rafael, terra linda, muir beach as well and this activity is swinging into tiburon so definitely slippery around the san rafael richmond bridge. meanwhile we have been watching this area for the potential of any kind of thunderstorms. we picked up light strikes earlier this morning. moderate to heavy rainfall. east bay coming into the action. right around the san ramon valley into the 580/680 corridor, always definitely slippery when wet. heading to oakland, also 580 through san leandro into oakland into the bay bridge. meanwhile, the santa clara valley not so much rain. you're getting that whole shield effect where you are minus the rainfall due to the coastal mountain range. meanwhile the peninsula been hammered this morning also santa cruz mountains. you have there the precipitation around the san mateo bridge and zeroing in on san francisco, this was located right there just two minutes ago over the fulton street area in the mission district. lifting over the bay waters. rainfall amounts just t

southbound 101 shows the crowding, the curbs at terra linda, bogging down just before san pedro road, right on schedule. >>> happening today, a piece of history will take flight across the san francisco sky. a restored bomber from the second world war will take to the air about 11:00 this morning. the plane you see here is a b-17 flying fortress named the maiden. >>> scary moments on the bay bridge. an investigation under way this morning on a chaotic and aggressive sideshow that involved dozens of cars. >>> first, happening now, brexit soon in effect. the british government says that next wednesday it will officially trigger their exit from the european union. >>> plus, traveling in italy today is chaotic due to strikes by airport workers. several flights were canceled and delayed. another taxi strike is scheduled for thursday. rough times there in italia. >>> before we head out the door, some of the top stories for you on nbc bay area. >>> one person in custody, several others detained after what the chp was a sideshow on the bay bridge involving the chp, about 30 off-road vehicles

joining me now terra palmieri and jennifer peters from "the new york times." always good to see you. we'll go ladies, first, tara. you were the first to get it out saying a source close to the president says he's being advised to replace reince and his open to possibility health care was last straw. your reaction from what you heard from reince. >> i'm not surprised, but i know the president is being advised and one of my sources was one of those advisers saying that he should look for another chief of staff. reince was billed as the person who could deal with the house and the senate and he's very close to ryan and mitch mcconnell and this isn't his only failure. you saw the travel ban rollout and there were barely any appointees going through the senate and you have a bare bones staff in the federal government right now on top of a slew of other issues and reince is hanging on and trump is not the type of person to accept blame and who is the most senior person there inside of the white house who was supposed to deal with the team that essentially, you know,

partnk what mnuchin was a doing was -- let's take this whole thing about terra soft the table, because we are not going to find a consensus on that. fs offrorists -- tarrif the table, because we are not when to find consensus on it. this is a brand-new policy of the administration. one other thing i was going to my view on immigration would be is i would be surprised if that came up for more than 30 seconds in this meeting. as you, there is not immigration issue between germany and the united date. ofhink trump criticism germany's policy on immigration is more poor domestic suction, to basically say this is crazy, i have no intention of doing it domestic comparison, to basically say this is crazy i have no intention of doing it here. david: so as we get right for the news conference, we are seeing business need -- leaders walk into the room. you mentioned consensus. the only way to redo trade in germany is by going through the eu. aen i tried to do a test with try to do a deal with canada, a small art of belgium held it up -- part of belgium -- when they tried to do a deal with canada,

on a one-year trip to puerto rico, terra was bitten by mosquitos carrying the zeika virus. >> we werehave her walking in ten sessions. i was like, what? we were told she would never walk again. >> there were more hurdles, like terra losing her job and the house not being conducive for audrey's needs. >> she is getting heavy and for me to carry her up and down stairs. >> and she doesn't sleep in a normal bed. she sleeps in a crib. we look in on her and she's all folded up in a pretzel. >> reporter: after watching "george to the rescue" the couple was inspired to write the producer producers. and what happened next was a dream come true. >> and the producer said, i love your family. we have to meet. >> the doorbell rang and it was george. >> he busted right in. he thought he lived here. >> and the door opens up. we were like, it was so amazing. >> george quickly got to work, making their lives a little easier. and we dropped in to check out the progress. it's a beautiful home, first of all. >> they have a great home. and we don't totally come in and tackle the whole home. we focus on ar

reporter: yes, near this back elevator, floor entine famous for his work with glazed taea t rah tear terra-cottais collection, yes. >> a picture of her boss sits over her shoulder. it's a reminder that this is part of a greater mission. she believes art can act as a spiritual ambassador. >> of course, i'm catholic and i to believe that art takes places. >> next month they'll have some displayed in china. that's an effort to build spiritual bridges in a place where there are significant restrictions on traditional miss missionary work. norah? >> wow. >> that's down there in vatican city. >> don't you like the way you phrase art as a spiritual ambassador. >> it never gets old going to the vatican. >>> we'll be right back. you're watching "cbs this morning." >>> another fun time. >> we're all coming back. >> that does it for us. be sure to tune in to the ♪ we buy any car ♪ any make, any model, any age, any price ♪ ♪ from 50 bucks to 100 grand ♪ we buy any car ♪ any, any, any, any at webuyanycar.com, the gimmicks stop with our ads. trading in our selling your car is hassle-free in just three easy st

he saw the 49-year old on saturday at terra linda high school watching children play a flag football game. he is required to stay at least 100 yards away from schools where minors are present and now being held without bail. >>> time is now 7:39. many san francisco parents are frustrated because the public school district missed an important deadline. parents have been waiting to tell teachers which one they will atepid. parents put their kids in private schools if their kids don't get into a school the parents want. this coming wednesday is the deadline to sign up for private schools. >>> time is 7:40 a plan to avoid extra fees and penalties, the new proposal being announced to help drivers pay parking tickets. >>> also a scammer posing as a utility worker here in the bay area, the warning about the scam that targets residents of alameda county. >>> good morning, we're looking at the bridges and they're just taking a lot of traffic but no major problems. we'll talk about the peninsula, when we come back. >>> on this monday morning, a spectacular sunrise for many sending in pictures.

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a lot has been said since terra struck london yesterday, much more will be said in the coming days.ese walls today, in scenes repeated in towns and cities across the country, millions of people are going about their days and getting on with their lives. the streets are as busy as ever, offices full and shops bustling. millions will be boarding trains and aeroplanes to travel to london and see for themselves the greatest city on earth. it is in these actions, millions of acts of normality, we find the best response to terrorism. a response that denies enemies their victory, that refuses to let them win. that shows we will never give in. a response driven by that same spirit that drove a husband and father to put himself between us and our attacker and to pay the ultimate price. a response that says to the men and women who propagate this hate and evil, you will not defeat us. mr speaker, let this be the message from this house and this nation today, our values will prevail. and i commend this statement to the house. order, colleagues, i statement to the house. order, colleagues, lam

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afterwards,ght on biochemist sylvia terra looks at the history and science behind body fat in her book "the secret life of fact." she is interviewed by gina colada. the medical reporter for the new york times. that the brain tells us how much we should way. a force ofmost nature that we accumulate more fat. as we age, we lose a lot of fat busting hormones with age. things like growth hormone that helps us rebuild tissue, that declines with age. testosterone levels decline with age. we both have less of it as we age, both men and women. fat, not just the level of that the distribution of it that is affected as well. 9:00 p.m. eastern on "afterwards." >> german chancellor angela merkel was in washington, d.c. yesterday. at met with president trump the white house where they met with german business leaders, held a bilateral meeting at the oval office took questions from reporters.

biochemi biochemist silvia terra looks at body fat. she's interviewed by a medical reporter for the new york times. >> you told there's a set point and your brain sets how much your weight is, does it change when you get older, what happens to it? >> that's the age and almost a force of nature that we accumulate fat and as we age we lose a lot of fat busting hormones, the stuff that helps rebuild tissue and kept our fat metabolizing. and testosterone, men and women, you can't eat like you did with 22 it's going to make you fat as you get older. it's not just the level of fat, it's the distribution affected as well.

[applause] [inaudible conversations] on book tv this weekend sylvia terra sets it down on her "after words" program to discuss the history and science behind body fat. syrian american journalist weighs in on the civil war in and chelsea clinton examines the public-private partnerships that are working on global healthcare issues. former senior state department advisor david phillips takes a critical look at the us partnership with turkey. book tv visits wilmington north carolina to talk about local authors and visit the cities literary sites. that all happens this weekend on book tv 48 hours of nonfiction authors and books, television for serious readers march 7 on air force one we were flying down the president obama to alabama and i'd estimate question about quote unquote post- racial first post-obama era and he said i would not equate my election with seminal moments like the emancipation proclamation but a passage of the civil rights of 1964 the voting rights of 19 625, those were massive changes and legal status that represented fundamental breaks in america's tragic history and