each year people throw away 300 million pounds of dry cleaning bags and 3.5 billion wire hangers.t's more than 300,000 pounds of steel. mulberry uses biodegradable plastic bags or none at all if the customer wishes. >> get your clothes back clean and pressed beautifully but with no plastic bag on them. >> reporter: and reuseable metal and sustainable wood hangers. >> from an environmental standpoint the dry cleaning industry is rather toxic. >> reporter: this environmental expert says if you have a stain, many times you can get rid of it without the dry cleaner, but if you have to go? >> i would ask the dry cleaner about the chemicals they're using, about if they take the hangers back and as a conscious consumer, i'll make sure i don't throw the bags into the trash. >> i think everything we can do as both a company ourselves and industry as a whole we should do. >> reporter: in san francisco betty yu, kpix5. >> what do we learn there, paul? we learned it was sunny in san francisco today. >> i see that. there were shadows on all the interviewees and the word dry, also in my forecas

if they'll take the hangers back. and as a conscious consumer, i'm make sure i don't throw those bags out in the trash. >> thank you. >> i think everything we can do as both a company ourselves and in the industry as a whole, we should do. >> reporter: in san francisco bettyyu kpix 5 news. arth day.. egan in 1970. and that brings us to today's snapshot question.. who founded earth day? pete mccloskey.. denis hayes.. or gaylord nelson? head to cbs-sf- dot-com - slash - vote now... to cast your vote. we'll put the tally on the bottom of the screen as your answers come in. and we'll bring you the correct answer a bit later. still ahead: a pesky problem -- even worse this season. how mosquitos are about to make a big comeback.. after years of drought. and a taste of the rainbow! no, it's not skittles, but starbucks. the reviews are in for... the new... "unicorn" drink.. ,,,,,,,,,,,, permit violators. this week - they targeted san jose. the agency has been getting complaints of people illegally using handicap placards to p

each year, people throw away 300 million pounds of dry cleaning bags and 3.5 billion wire hangers.'s more than 300,000 pounds of waste. >> you can get your clothes back clean and pressed beautifully but no plastic bag on them. >> reporter: and reusable metal and sustainable wood hangers. >> reporter: from an environmental standpoint, the dry cleaning industry is rather toxic. >> reporter: environmental expert conny ulasowics says you can get rid of this without the dry cleaner. but if you have to go -- >> i would ask about the chemicals they're using, if they'll take the hangers back, and as a conscious consumer, i'll make sure you don't throw those backs out into the trash. >> reporter: i think everything we can do as both a company ourself but in the industry as a whole we should do. >> reporter: in san francisco, betty yu, kpix5. >> thank you for watching. we'll see you right back here at 11:00. >> for news throughout the evening, the news is always available on cbssf.com. go sharks! >>> high, welcome to the kitchen experts of california. i'm janelle marie. we're in beautiful di

the target was shayrat airfield with hangers and planes as targets.yrian rebels saying at least 14 jets were destroyed in the attack. but also looking further to the east from syria, it raises the stakes when it comes to russia, because we know that russia has been supporting the regime of president assad, and russia as you mentioned earlier, says they will probably halt cooperations of their military with the u.s. in syria. earlier, russia was saying they were threatening negative consequences. we are looking at that now. up and toss itck over to andrew with the question, what is the reaction in the middle east? what has it been like worldwide? andrew: out of the gate we have seen countries like australia, saudi arabia, israel come out in favor of the strike, obviously the images of the children were shocking and so not surprised that most nations are coming out in favor. , they, also very forceful assad to calling for go. and if you are calling for redlines, you better be prepared to back the action of and with the speed at which it happened, we saw

he is not just day hanger on, he was a very successful strategist. led a large number of forces and was very able as a military commander. after the american revolution, he goes back to paris, survives the french revolution, because even though he is an aristocrat, he is not someone that the revolutionary services thinks has to go to the guillotine and be killed. he survives and lives a long life. in his late years in 1824, he decides to go back to the united states and is it all of his old buddies from the american revolutionary era. and he comes to america, a very old man, but nevertheless, americans remember as the youth who served george washington and help to win the revolution it i think his portrait done at the time of the revolution, really captures an aspiring and dedicated person who is dreaming of a world in which the ideals of liberty, and fraternity, and a quality that would become the slogan of the french revolution, are getting their start 10 years earlier in the united states. washington, iorge thought we might take it look at a portr

means taking out all the infrastructure, the fueling capability, all the support infrastructure, hangers, and a umber of syrian aircraft destroyed on the ground. those were the targets that were selected for that very specific reason. he fact that planes may be landing in and out of there, they are not refueling and not able to initiate any activity from that airfield today. >> a follow-up on reports that the united states -- [indiscernible] sec. tillerson: i don't have any particular information. i think it would be -- i don't have any particular information that i think would be appropriate to share with you at this point. we gather the information we can for our intelligence sources and shared sources from other countries, as well. i don't think it would be appropriate for me to comment on that at this time. >> russia has come out strongly against the attack, calling it an act of aggression. do you have a comment? sec. tillerson: i'm disappointed in the response from the russians. i find it very disappointing, but sadly i have to tell you, not all that surprising. >> [indiscernible] s

officials targeting one large syrian airfield, hangers, and aircraft in that area.so know that to navy destroyers have launched of this as part airstrike. in terms of market reaction, futures erasing gains after news of the airstrike. the yen jumping to above 110 after this report. an entirelyrly not unexpected thing come although perhaps surprising given that president trump is meeting with the chinese president at the moment. we did have that sentiment from president trump, saying, forecasting this might happen, that there might be a u.s. response. he said on thursday that something should happen with regards to the syrian leader bashar al-assad's chemical attack. the u.s. has taken the decision that buster are al-assad is the perpetrator of that attack. trump said what happened is terrible and the crimes should not have happened in the u.s. would respond. we know a response from washington was being considered, and it appears we have that now. getting this developing story under way let's at it over to our test to get reaction in terms of what the markets are doi

one answers they leave a door hanger with contact details. the data they gather is fed into the software. it's useful information for the campaign. they find their target. undecided voters. they had back to a local bar to debrief. they will be seeing each other again soon. we have time for. that was the campaign beat. time for our business update. on syria u.s. strike last week we are hearing a lot about a geopolitical risk. tell us more. a lot of hesitation in the markets revolving around the threat of geopolitical risk. let's listen to an extra in geopolitical risk about what kind of fears investors might be feeling after last week. >> there is a risk that as a consequence of this military strike we will see an escalation in syrian civil war involving russia. don'ts iran because we know how these actors are going to respond to recent developments. >> how are the markets reacting? >> european markets are starting the week off in the red. in increasingly unpredictable french presidential election. >> in france fishermen are raising concerns a

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military, the targets including runway, the aircraft themselves, hangers and fuel. i'll show you on satellite images. and this video from syrian state television reported there from near that very base. if you look in the distinction answer the, you can see smoke a on the horizon. for president trump, this is clearly his most dramatic military order since taking office. and more importantly, probably as a nation, it's a significant change from the u.s. approach in that war-torn nation and dealing with the tyrant himself who for years has been slaughtering his own people. al-assad called the strikes reckless and accused the united states of helping isis. >> the aggression of the u.s. on syrian air force today is a proof that the united states is not intent on fighting terrorism but helping terrorists. >> beyond syria, the white house is in a new world with russia, it would appear, along with iran, al-assad's biggest backer along with the russians. fox learned that a russian warship is making its way to the area and this is no longer a conflict by proxy. vladimir puti

means taking out all the infrastructure, the fueling capability, all the support infrastructure, hangers, and indeed there were a number of syrian aircraft destroyed on the ground. those were the targets selected for that very specific reason most of the fact that planes may be landing in and out of there, they are not refueling and are not able to initiate activity from that airport today. that theare reports united states is investigating the russian role in the gas attacks itself. how far are you along in the investigation? have anyerson: i don't particular information that i think would be appropriate to share with you at this point. obviously we continue to gather the information we can through our intelligence sources and shared sources from other countries as well, and so i don't think it would be appropriate for me to comment on that at this time. >> thank you. >> one more. >> russia has come out strongly against the attack, calling it an act of aggression. do you have a response to the russians? sec. tillerson: i am disappointed in the response of the russians because it demonst

he is not just day hanger on, he was a very successful military strategist. his skills were very important at the battle of yorktown, the culminating battle of the revolution. lafayette led a large number of forces and was very able as a military commander. after the american revolution, lafayette goes back to paris. he survives the french revolution. even though he is an aristocrat, he is not someone that the french revolutionary services thinks has to go to the guillotine and be killed. he survives and lives a long life. in his very late years in 1824, he decides to go back to the united states and visit all of his old buddies from the american revolutionary era. it is the eve of eve of the 50th anniversary of the american revolution. lafayette comes to america, a very old man, but nevertheless, someone that americans remember as the youth who served george washington and helped to win the american revolution. portrait done at the time of the revolution really captures lafayette as an aspiring and dedicated person who is dreaming of a world in which the ide

frein, said he was going out to watch the sunset, near an abandoned airplane hanger in monroe countythe time he was caught. he also confirmed that he had been staying at that hanger for a while, and sometimes, saw people go in there to take pictures, but he never talk to them. several and was pressed about why the attack took place. state police corporal benjamin clark asked frein if mrs. dixon and boys were here, what would you tell them. frein replied, i don't know why. i don't know. later in the video, frein told investigators that he was 31 year-old, and still living with his parents. he said, he had no prospects for the future. in their opening statements defense attorneys say that this videotaped confession is the most candid jurors would see from eric frein, they say frein will not take the stand. reporting from pike county i'm eric sable for cbs-3. >> your news continues and when we come back, a glass bottle -- bottom dear fellow citizen, i know what it's like to want to relax with your family. but enjoying today doesn't mean losing sight of tomorrow. so while i invest in "th

he lived here in the philadelphia area, so he was kind of a hanger on without a position. instead, he devoted all his energies towards the end of his life to writing a translation of the bible. i think it must've been so hard to have been at the center of so many important events during the american revolution and then be sort of cast aside. i think he probably never forgot that. and here in the portrait that charles willson peale does of thompson -- and peel and thompson were friends for a very, very long time, and thompson kind of looks benign, but he also looks a little -- i think. and even while this picture is done while thompson is still in the political inner circle, perhaps there is a little bit of a foreshadowing to his ultimate kind of outsiderness. i think peale enjoyed people who were outsiders. because peel himself was one, and his friend charles thompson, they were friends for decades, was definitely someone who charles wilson peel, who was also multitalented with interests in many pursuits, i think they kind of related to one another really closely. this is

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damaging 20 syrian aircraft, as well as hangers, fuel, and weapons depots. >> the single is as important as the actual damage that was done. >> that signal from the administration marking a shift in strategy, now not only questioning, but directly challenging syrian president, bashar al assad. >> the moral stain of the assad regime could no longer go unanswered. >> reporter: while secretary of state rex tillerson has called russia complicit or simply incompetent after the chemical attacks. russia's u.n. ambassador firing back, calling the u.s. military action illegal and ineffective. >> the consequences of this for regional and international stability could be extremely serious. >> reporter: syrian president assad has labelled the strikes, quote, reckless and irresponsible, while american allies across the globe are applauding the response. with u.n. ambassador nikki haley warning, president trump has not ruled out further military action. >> we are prepared to do more. but we hope that will not be necessary. >> reporter: jay gray, nbc news, palm beach, florida. >>> chuck todd, moderator

his dramatic game of fugitive from justice came to an end when police discovered him in an airport hanger. we spoke one on one with pike county d.a., ray tomkin. >> our reaction as we still have more work to do we still have more case to present so jurors can consider the appropriate sentence in this matter. >> reporter: what do you believe the appropriate sentence would be. >> we have given note that is we intend to seek the death penalty against eric frein and we intend to pursue that in our casing forward. >> reporter: that penalty phase face will begin in ernest, jurors will be back here at 1:30 tomorrow afternoon where we heard prosecutors expect to pursue the death penalty against eric frein, of course, sending him to death row. 1:30 tomorrow jury begins to hear what is exactly another phase of perhaps the second trial where his defense team will ask the same jury to spare frein's life. that is very latest reporting live from milford pike county joe holden for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> joe, thank you for that. >>> developing right now deadly police shooting is under investigation

at that point there was only the security and his family and about 50 hangers on left in the entire stadiume people who were dismantling the entire boxing paraphernalia. he was doing pictures and photographs. every single one of his nieces and aunts and cousins got in the ring and it pictures with them. it was the oddest thing i've ever seen. he finally left the ring at about six minutes past midnight. i had at about six minutes past midnight. ihad him at about six minutes past midnight. i had him being interviewed and what struck me as he spoke in a way they don't expect boxers to. he talked about character and all the sort of thing. he is an adjusting man. he is talked about that before. he said i don'tjust fight talked about that before. he said i don't just fight for anthonyjoshua, ifight for don't just fight for anthonyjoshua, i fight for my father and i fight for every one of my family. i fight for every one of my family. i fight for every one of my friends and the fight for every one of the people of the last 15 years who have put their trust in me. i'll all of them and debt, a small

aircraft were to play a forward operating bases were at hangers.ome of the bombers came from intermediaries. from the united kingdom north , and the fara east, these aircraft would rendezvous in these refueling areas. revealing reports should be coming and within the next hour. those aircraft taking off from approach the will soviet radar map shown here by the dotted line. in less than one half hour. the lead aircraft with these will attacking forces reach the outer limit of the next at the same time. meanwhile forces from these are also invited to the next. >> sergeant make sure they are standing by. the main attack will consider the effort. one hour after penetrating the they will be shown at this line. remember this is a bomb as you go concept. first. targets this enhances the penetration capability of each wave. this is essential because we are playing the soviets game. he knows we are coming, we must use every trick to overwhelm him. shows the position of lead aircraft two hours after the first penetration. will come these areas under attack i

mariners mitch hanger doubled to right with one out in the find to end the latest bid by three marlinsitchers. marlins won five to nothing allowing just one hit. marlins pitchers to a no hitter in the eighth against mets, they won that game as well. marlins are half game behind the nationals in the nl east. >>> been several years since eagles have been a top 10 defense. last season on the strength of the great start, bird finished 13 in total d. but were a long way from the glory day. their failure where is evident during a five game losing streak mid season where they allowed at least 26 points to each opponent. yesterday brandon graham spoke and says that the eagles had the season, they got tight. >> last year we started off hot and we kind of, you know, were just looking for sacks a little bit too much i guess. you know, the worry was a little bit too much on sacks other then just going out there and playing freely like we was in the beginning when there was no expectation. >> coming up at 6:00 we will get you ready for next weeks draft with john barchard of 94 wip. he has names you

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syrian military says at least six people were killed in the air strikes, also damaged over a dozen hangers, fuel depo, air defense space. announce the last night, president trump asked other countries to join him in the carnage in syria. >> tonight i call on all civilized nations to join us in seeking to end the slaughter and bloodshed in syria. and also to end terrorism of all kind and all times. >> meantime survivors of the chemical weapons attack in syria continue to cope with its aftermath more than zero eight people were killed, doctors and neighbors say many who fled have not yet returned out every fear of another attack. >> members of congress reacting to the air strife strike. chris coons, on the foreign relations committee, released this statement t reads in part while i'm encouraged the trump administration has felt compelled to act forcefully in syria against the assad regime, i'm gravely concerned that the us is engaged in further military in syria without a well thought the comprehensive plan. the as cents generate more questions than answers. many syrians are watching the dev

at that point there was over the security and his family and about 50 hangers on left in the entire stadium stayed doing photographs with every single one of these cases —— his nieces and ants and second cousins. he finally left the ring and six minutes bus minute. it was the oddest thing i've seen. the ring and six minutes bus minute. it was the oddest thing i've seenlj hurt him being interviewed and what struck me as he spoke in a way you don't expect boxers do. he talked about character know this sort of thing. here's an interesting man. he is. weather before. he said don't just fight for anthonyjoshua, i fight for my father, i fight eve ryo ne fight for my father, i fight everyone of my family. i fight for everyone of my family. i fight for every one of my friends, i fight for every one of my friends, i fight for every one of the people over the last 15 years who have put their trust in me because i all all of them a debt, a small bed and a big debt and i'm paying it off slowly. he said last night that this plenty more to come. —— there is plenty more to come. —— there is plenty more to

two lanes are closed on the hanger lane gyratory.and its slow through wapping on the highway from limehouse link towards tower bridge. over to kate kinsella now with the weather. good morning, a much brighter start, sky is looking like this this morning but gradually turning grey like this through the afternoon. some sunshine first thing but cloud riding across all parts by the afternoon. best advice, get out and enjoy the sunshine this morning —— the sunshine turning hazier but —— arriving. you might get one or two clearer spells but in the most part it will stay rather cloudy. not quite as cold as it was last night, the minimum between 8—10 in towns and cities. it means a rather great start again tomorrow morning. a lot of cloud around for thursday, some brea ks of cloud around for thursday, some breaks in it, perhaps the sun bursting through here and there, some brighter spells but on the whole of the cast. the maximum 14. the good news is this high pressure will stay over the next two days —— word overcast. a lot of cloud around

american tomahawk missiles nearly leveling a syrian airbase hanger. >> demolished and runways damagehe syrian forces are lashing out at rebel targets. what is the next step for the trump administration is the global reaction pours in? the man who killed osama bin laden says diplomacy must be a

the cliff—hanger to destroy all cliff—hangers. cliff—hanger to destroy all cliff-hangers. the condition. and today, the charity parkinson's uk is launching a new drive to raise money for more research. breakfast‘s jayne mccubbin has been to meet 22—year—old, jordan webb, who is living with parkinson's and takes up to 15 tablets every day. this is not the kind of face usually associated with parkinson's. the average age of onset is 60. jordan's diagnosis came when he was 16. when you first heard the diagnosis... shattered. shattered you, yes. absolutely shattered, because he went from this... he was outgoing, loved the girls, and thinking, is he going to be the same? felt like my heart had been ripped out. in 1817, james parkinson called this the shaking palsy. 200 years on, there is still no cure. it is so much to deal with. it has been really challenging, because i have to go to university with it. i am actually applying myself more. he still managed to graduate. he is still managing to sit a masters degree. i am so proud of him. but the drugs only help so much. some drug

and you can see in the background it looks like some of those hangers are scorched.e understand that portions of the runway were taken out. keep in mind, this is also apparently a chemical weapons depot. and so this is where they kept the stuff that they dropped on the people two days ago. we know that through intel sources where we saw the planes take off from this air field, circle over the area, presumably drop the stuff according to eyewitnesses and then land there. and that is why president trump felt confident that that was the spot to make this targeted strike against the country of syria. pete: as you look at this footage. some buildings are standing, some are not. keep in mime tomahawk missiles are precision guided land within 10 meters if not less of their intended target. whether you have chemical weapons on the facility and russians on the base and very intentional about what you are striking. they hit the targets they wanted to hit based on intelligence. he. ainsley: see that map our destroyers are in the eastern mediterranean ocean. can you see western

airbase, hangers, and planes.resident trump said no child should ever have to suffer like the victims of that attack. it is in this vital national security interest of the united states to prevent and deter the spread and use of chemical weapons. there can be no dispute that syria used banned chemical weapons, violated its obligations under the chemical weapons convention, and ignored the urging of the un security council. >> rex tillerson described the strike as a proportionate reaction to the gas attack. he said the u.s. and foreign partners around the world -- he noted russia's involvement in syria on president assad's side and said russia was complicit in three known gas attacks or simply incompetent. the response from the middle east has been positive. news of a strike came as the chinese president met with president trump in florida. the threat of north korea were expected to dominate the discussion. that meeting at mar-a-lago in palm beach. news, a prominent wall street figure has raised a red flag over the

didn't know him which i would have done had i been there because still hanging over the suitcase, the hangers, be sure and waved his columbia south carolina, which he had not done and never, i said pat, you wore this for three days.you wore this to barbara's service and now you just wore it to, oh, was i supposed to wear that? so that was that, he was very endearing about that. one more story then i'm going to see if we have some questions. >> from you. >> because this one is absolutely one of my favorites and it involves pat. dear friend bernie shine. bernie shine is a whole story in himself. if you've read any of pat's works and i'm sure most of you have, that's why you're here, his friend bernie appears in a lot of them. bernie is just the most outrageous person that ever lived so he and pat were in total cahoots or i thought so until this afternoon. so in the last couple years, he had given up some of his bad habits. and so instead of having cocktails, he took up another bad habit, he would have a cigar. every afternoon sitting on the porch. and this is an upstairs porch that we have in o

we went after the airstrip, hangers, control tower, ammunition area and there was a warning in advance so people would know the attack was coming, we would be injuring or killing many people, there are two reports, two soldiers were killed, four soldiers were killed. >> donald trump last night in addition to the fact that we called russia and said in 30 minutes we are going to start bombing, the president also turned to his dinner companion last night, the president of china and said we are going to take out that airbase where those planes came from. china in the past has gone ahead and backed rusher in their attempts to protect bashar al-assad in syria. the president last night at 9:00 talking from mara lago. >> on tuesday, bashar al-assad launched a horrible chemical weapons attack on innocent civilians using deadly nerve agents, choked out the lives of helpless men, women and children. it was a slow and brutal death for so many. even beautiful babies were cruelly murdered in this very barbaric attack. no child of god should ever suffer such horror. tonight i ordered a targeted milit

these restrictions, in particular through private sector participation to building out airports and hangershink that will result in increased in private investment in building this infrastructure? >> if you look at certain parts of china, which 20 years ago you've never even heard of to a lot of western companies. now they are the source of the manufacturing. you need access. this as giving access through airports across china and india. southeast asia should not be forgotten. there's growth needed there. across the region from my business to grow, leasing asia go from the laggard in the numbers of airports, to second-most important market from the united states. as you say, asia is about 20% of your overall volume for jetcraft at the moment, with china making up about a third of that. what other markets are you intently focused on, and seeing most potential? you mentioned india as one of them. what are you looking at at the moment? >> australia is a very traditional business aircraft market. it is a passport. i can give you examples of people in australia who use airplanes to travel the wo

they also showed off fphotos of his bedroom, the camp site and the airplane hanger and a vid e owe showing what bombs frein built would have done if exploded. deanna durante, nbc 10 news. >> nbc 10 will be covering developments throughout this trial. count on us for daily updates. >>> local municipalities that rely on state police for local police services could soon pay a fee. a a a bill announced today would require the payment from places that don't currently pay tr their own police coverage. the bill would affect 90 communities in every county this our area except for philadelphia. if it approved, the plan would be expected to bring in $1.75 billion to the state over a ten-year period. >>> now to breaking news. p payless is filing for chapter 10 and plans to close 400 stores as it reorganizes its business. to word yet if any stores in our area will shut down. payless has more than 4,000 locations around the world. >>> a former philadelphia district attorney is suing to have the current d.a. removed from office. lynn a abraham and another lawyer say state law prevents from keeping his j

huck explains his future after the cliff hanger as they celebrate the show's upcoming 100th episode.this week, scandal really turned things upside down when abby went to the dark side. >> i think it's fall about everybody wanting me dead. >> it looks like she mae have ordered the shooting of huck. >> they have "l" have no idea you were part of this. >> should we be too worried? >> perhaps not. >> six seasons in they are taking another crazy step, doing an alternate reality kind of rewind. >> i was blown away. i thought the concept was crazy. >> it makes me smile just thinking about it. >> here's one clue. fitz is never president. >> the same fitz but a little fitz who is not informed of the things you have watched. >> if the cast spills spoilers they have to answer to the creator. >> what is the shondaland punishment? >> not being a part of this any more. >> what is the punishment? >> i think, death. >> the stars attended a festival in l.a. kerry gave birth to her second child in october. >> shonda has made it clear that olivia pope is nobody's mama. >> on the way behind the scenes o

. >> targeting and airbase locate located, targeting the bases airstrips, hangers, control tower andmmunition areas. condemning the strike, saying it had caused significant damage to the u.s.-russia relationship. good morning, you are watching a special 4:00 edition of "fox & friends" first. president trump launching those missiles in response to the deadly chemical weapon attack that killed dozens of civilians. the first direct assault on damascus government since the war in 2011. >> on tuesday, syrian dictator bashar al-assad launched a horrible chemical weapons attack on innocent civilians. using deadly nerve agent, assad choked out the lives of helpless men, women, and children. it was a slow and brutal death for so many. even beautiful babies. were cruelly murdered in this very barbaric attack. no child of god should ever suffer. i ordered a targeted military strike on the airfield in syria where the chemical attack was launched. it is in this vital national security interest of the united states to prevent and deter the spread and use of deadly chemical weapons. >>

. >>> today jurors in the eric frein trial saw photos of the resort hanger where prosecutors say he was staying when c captured. the hangar contained a mattress, heater and loaded pistol. frein is charge canned with opening fire outside the blooming grove barracks in 2014 killing one state trooper and seriously wounding another. police captured frein seven weeks later. >>> new details about the pulse nightclub massacre in orlando. the wife of the gunman pleaded not guilty. she is charged with aiding and abetting her husband. prosecutors said she knew about the plan to attack the club that killed 49 people but did not act to stop him. >>> a university student was the target of a home invasion overnight. the student arived at his home around 2:00 this morning. 30 minutes later someone kicked open his bedroom door. he was forced to the ground at gun point by three men. the suspects got away with debit cards and cash. >>> traffic is moving again on 17th street at sky force ten over the road. a chunk of asphalt caved in. they fixed a leaking service line. the road had to be shundown while cr

syrian media saying while there was damage to the airfield and hangers they were able to safely remove most of the planes an jets in that area. not exactly clear how much damage was done as a result of these strikes by the u.s. in the last 12 hours or so. what we also know that at least six people were killed, six we believe syrian soldiers who were at the base and seven other people were wounded. now russia has condemned them so has syria. syrian media quoting syrian leader and official saying that undermines syria's ability to conduct counterterrorism operations. they're very much relying on the messaging that this was an act that will hurt them in terms of fighting a group like isis and other extremist groups in syria as oppose to the ability to carry out future chemical weapon's attacks on innocent civilians like we saw on tuesday. the bigger question, nicole, lauren, what happens next. next few hours and next few days could be a very difficult for this region. we saw israel's statement issue in support of this and turkey and saudi arabia. groups that have long opposed the assad re

staying president, cliff-hangers, getting high approval ratings is not what presidents need to do.onderful xomexamples o real statesmen and women throughout history who have done something that might have been the most popular thing to do. we're not supposed to be mob rule. there's supposed to be aethics . i think on tv, caring nothing but ratings, does not lead to a well-lead life or the best possible tv show. it could be working 100% and he could be not the best president to have. >> cyou can have a highly-rated show and not inform people. just fluff. you think the reality show president comes naturally, that title? and that thing for him to the president? >> yes. >> or is it planned, do you think? >> it's been almost two years since he's entered the race, coming down the escalator. back then, it was the trump show. we were all watching in the summer and the fall, as he was campaigning before anybody voted. that term, the trump show can apply today. the issue -- i don't mean to sound like a high school social studies teacher, is government is supposed to be boring. functions of g

radar we have cleared out across the bay area i think it's clear as we head throughout the tomorrow hangerooi value temperatures drop to 46 degrees for peninsula south pay low 50s with a few clouds. and throughout the east bay, 49 to start, san francisco some patchy clouds and 50. on your microclimate forecast as we head throughout wednesday temperatures staying right about near average we'll have a mix of sun and some clouds. no rainfall just yet throughout the day. 70 expected in san jose. for the east bay, we are look at 68 down here towards fremont. 70 in antioch and 67 for vallejo, the peninsula anywhere from 69 in palo alto to 59 in half moon bay. still remember if heading to the coastline sunshine. and then 61 here for daly city. san francisco the wind kicks up west at 12. embarcadero feel like the 50s. need your jacket here as well. and for the north bay 65 in mill valley. 67 in nevada o and for napa 69. dry through the day as we need talking about but then eventually the chance here some raufrl future cast shows 5:30 at night on wednesday we'll begin to see the high clouds startin

it is a cliff hanger. >> we feel he will finish the tweet by saying they are form shopping.in back and a former federal prosecutor. when the president finishes, we will report to you in actual it. the idea of forum shopping here and elsewhere. what do you make of it? >> there is an element of that going on. the lawyers do that. they find the jurisdiction and judge who is the most sympathetic. when republicans wanted to challenge president obama's immigration kpoi immigration executive order, they went to a conservative judge in brownsville, texas. >> let me ask you this. you read what the executive order was that president trump wants on saenctuary cities. if it had gone to brownsville, texas, would any judge stop this or is it because of the district? >> i think that is a tough question and i don't really know the answer. this is not a simple legal issue. this issue of strings attached to federal money has come up many times in front of the courts. the big supreme court decision on this is actually about when the federal government said you can't get federal highway money u

we're hearing syrian planes, some involved in the chemical bomb having now been moved to russian hangerside of syria. is that a big problem for us? >> look it, here's the good news. by the way what happened is now, every aircraft in the syrian air force that could fly is now based at the russian airbase, russian airfield at latkia, over on the mediterranean coast. here's news. more than a dozen syrian aircraft are still at former bases meaning they couldn't be flown. second point, it should make for interesting living conditions for russian pilots and crews. syrians have entirely different dining and toilet habits. david: on that note i have to put you on pause for a second, colonel. we have breaking news on ebay. they are reporting first quarter results. go back to lori. >> shares of ebay collapsing in extended session. immediately following the report, you can imagine it is not a winner. earnings per share 49 cents. that is penny better. revenue in line with expectations. 2.22 billion. i believe this is the problem, margins collapsing. non-gaap operating margins fell to 33%. i don't ha

the pentagon says 59 cruise missiles were aimed at hangers and planes and munitions storage. syrian state tv said six people were killed. the assault comes after white house accused assad's regime of using poison gas to kill scores of civilians. vladimir putin condemned the attack as an act of aggression against a sovereign state that will cause considerable damage to relations with the country. in london, a woman injured in the westminster terror attack has died. the 31 year old has yet to be identified by police believer to romanian national who was visiting the city. she is the fifth person to die sood slam the car into pedestrians. he was shot dead by police. samsung has shrugged off scandals over safety and corruption claims. it reports higher-than-expected revenue. $8.7 billion. those are your bloomberg headlines. nejra: thanks. u.s. jobs data at 1:30 p.m. u.k. time. nonfarm payrolls are expected to have risen by 180,000, compared 2235,00050,000 -- expansion in the previous month. it will be scrutinized for how donald trump's campaign to create and retain american jobs

from the days i was a paperboy, dishwasher cook, busboy, waiter, bartender, house painter, paper hangeroofer, i always headed to work with a sense of urgency, the light goes on on radio, i've got to get to work. it goes on tv, time to get to work. why am i so frustrated that after eight years repeal replace, repeal replace, it's 100 days and they cannot get their act together? there's no leadership, there is no consensus, there's no urgency to get the job done so we can then get to the economy. i'm so beyond frustrated i can't even express it properly. >> let me help you, my son. here's why. because we have been frustrated for eight years, we wanted to happen now. the reality of getting something through congress, getting all of the facts together especially relevant to repeal, replace will take a little longer than we thought. here's the good news, president trump is learning from this experience and he's listening. so he and his secretary of the treasury have already said august was too aggressive in terms of a time frame for tax cuts and tax reform. they're going to let that play out