>> reporter: sharon definitely wasn't doing ok. more. >> january 3, 2003 friday. police looking for laci peterson in modesto, california want to verify her husband's alibi. >> reporter: modesto p.d. put out a bulletin: had anyone seen this truck, this boat on christmas eve? they expanded their ground search: to the foothills, the reservoirs, even mineshafts. and by mid-january, police decided they needed to tell sharon about scott's affair. >> we said, "hey, we -- we've got some information we gotta let you know about on this. and the best thing we can do is just give it to you." >> reporter: they showed her the photo at the amber's christmas party, the one scott said wasn't him. >> i literally thought i was going to throw up. i did i stood up real fast. because i wanted to get outta there, i wanted to get away from them. i didn't wanna hear what they were saying. >> reporter: what mother would? >> i just remember my stomach just turning. and i -- just saying -- just crying, "he didn't have to kill her." >> and that changed everyth

>> william. >> william, meet sharon. >> hi, sharon. >> say hi, how are you.is pad of jimmy's favorite foods. these are jimmy's favorite foods. you're going to put it in your hand. put it in your hand. hold it flat in your hand. you're going to open it with your thumb. just open it and look at the first thing you see and show these people. so that we have a good witness. i'm going to just look this way. go ahead and open it up. not to the first page because i don't want to see that. open it. there you go. got it? everybody have it? okay, great. thank you so much. >> close it? >> close it. give it back to me. we're done with that. now sharon, i need you to focus right here. are you a fan of "modern family"? thank you so much. [ cheers and applause ] sharon, right here. sharon. my eyes are up here! stop looking here. all right, sharon. sharon, look right here. look right here. you need to focus. i'm going to read your mind. right now. jimmy's favorite foods. we've never met. i want you to think of the food in your mind. don't think of anything else. okay? this i

. >>> then, sharon osbourne sounding off on mel b.' jennifer garner have a secret admirerer? >>> and we celebrate "a league of their own's" 25th anniversary with rosie, madonna and tom hanks on his 30-pound weight gain. >> i had to >>> the cast of the godfather is reuniting for a 45th celebration at the tribeca fil (laughs) come on! dogs just won't quit. neither does frontline gold. its triple action formula is relentless at killing fleas and ticks for a full 30 days. good boy. go for the gold. there is a place where heroes hspider-man.... black widow... captain america... and eddie? so, what's the plan? breaking out the guardians, pal. come celebrate the all-new guardians of the galaxy-mission: breakout! during the summer of heroes, only at disneyland resort. hero up! >>> take a look at brad pitt. wow, he's all thinned out and slimmed down. he was snapped heading into an art gallery where he has been sculpting. i don't think it's a high calorie burn activity. >> my money is on a movie role. a source close to brad tell us the kids were

. >>> then, sharon osbourne sounding off on mel b.' jennifer garner have a secret admirerer? >>> and we celebrate "a league of their own's" 25th anniversary with rosie, madonna and tom hanks on his 30-pound weight gain. >> i had to >>> the cast of the godfather is reuniting for a 45th celebration at the tribeca fil >>> take a look at brad pitt. wow, he's all thinned out and slimmed down. he was snapped heading into an art gallery where he has been sculpting. i don't think it's a high calorie burn activity. >> my money is on a movie role. a source close to brad tell us the kids were at his l.a. home earlier this month which may be the first time since the split that all six children have been there with him. >> of course, another big split right now, mel b. from her husband. >> listen to what sharon osbourne had to say about it, kicking off tonight's know and tell sharon sounds off. >> what do you think about mel b. finally leaving her husband? >> like she did. >> sharon is never once to mince words. fiercely loyal to her friend when as

. >> sharon: what is that? >> nick: throwing a bachelorette party tonight. >> sharon: for chloe? >> nick: she's the only bride i know. >> sharon: when you called and you asked me to come over, you said things have changed. i assumed that you'd found evidence that chloe was guilty. now you're throwing her a party? >> nick: yeah. >> sharon: what'd you find out from paul? >> nick: nothing new. >> sharon: did you tell him about your suspicions? >> nick: well, i kept chloe's name out of it. i asked paul what it would take to reopen the case. he said it would have to be something concrete. >> sharon: and now you're throwing her a bachelorette party? i don't get it. what are you hoping to accomplish? >> nick: at some point tonight, i'm gonna get chloe to confess. i need your help to do it. >> chloe: so, uh m

host: we will let sharon answer. guest: that the great question because i think it's important to recognize in any of these cases the individual actually has to prove what it is they are alleging. case, we were not at the stage of actually having to put forth the proof along the lines of what you said, that she in fact was qualified for the promotion. not that somebody else who was more qualified got the job. the judge said i'm not going to let you get in and try to marshall that evidence. this is the standing we hear about? guest: exactly. does she have standing? does the law cover her situation? even assuming everything you alleged is true, would it be illegal if you actually were able to prove those things? related to both your questions, is important to recognize simply because somebody has the ability to bring a claim and get into court does not in any way mean that we don't have the burden of proving that in fact is why they were denied an opportunity to be promoted or succeed in the workplace. obviously litiga

>> from the outside looking in, we would say, man, sharon, gosh, when is enough, like, enough? how do you still stay? >> come over to the house and see them together and then you get it. i've never seen two people that love each other more. >> that kind of love comes from facing a life filled with intense struggles. in her new book, kelly reveals that in 2002, ozzy od'd while sharon had a seizure stemming from her battle with colon cancer. kelly saw both parents flatline at the same time. >> how did you keep going when you were in your head thinking i might lose both my parents? >> i don't know how i kept going. i think that's why i did so many drugs, to be honest. >> you think. >> i numbed myself. painkillers don't just kill physical pain, they numb your mental pain too. >> the battle with drugs nearly cost kelly her own life. she went to rehab seven times to fight the same addiction that haunted her dad. you talked about being 19 years old and having to clean up your father's vomit. >> i didn't know any different until my dad got sober. the truth is when you love someone and

well, man, sharon, gosh, when is enough enough? how do you still stay?ver to the house. >> yeah. >> and see them together and you get it. >> yes. >> i've never seen two people love each other more. >> that in 2002 ozzy o.d.'d while kelly had a seizure. how did you keep going? >> i don't know how i kept going. i numbed myself with drugs. >> the battle with drugs nearly cost kelly her own life. she went to rehab seven times to fight the same addiction that haunted her dad. >> you talk about being 19 years old and having to clean up your father's vomit. >> i didn't know any different until my dad got sober. the truth is when you love someone and you understand someone and what we've been through in my family, my dad's parkinson's, my mother's disease. everybody's supported each other through anything. we are not perfect. we are never going to be and we do not want to be. if we can share our pain so others know they're not alone, that's what we'd rather do. >> well, kelly today is 32, single and by the way, totally fine with that. the medication she takes fo

kaylie campus sharon any problems there? >> reporter: raj and janelle, so far very little and here is why. look at the police presence here. there are probably about 50 police officers here just from my viewpoint here at the plaza. this is the area where ann coulter was scheduled to speak today. and people still turned out to see if she would possibly turn out swhe didn't both supporters and opposition remained relatively peaceful. ann coulter protestors chanted at the plaza carefully watchedly kaylie police a/c highway patrol offered and sheriffs department's deputies. the university wasn't taking any chances after these recent violent protests that led to dozens of arrests. without the violence, messages from both sides were heard at today's protest. >> ann coulter and people in the park are connected to the up to the highest levels of the trump regime and everyone needs to come out and say no to them. >> berkeley city police approached those wearing masks but explained that there is no city law that allowed police to arre

>> about time she did. >> sharon is never one to mince words. friends. >> how you doing? everything all right? >> good thank you. >> love you, sharon. >> how are you? >> next birthday bloom for jennifer garner. was it a secret admirer? nope. just the paparazzi. >> are these from your guys? >> yep. >> jennifer celebrated by having a lunch with friend. she filed for divorce from ben affleck last week. ♪ happy widthday to you >> another birthday girl celebrated by the paparazzi. ♪ happy birthday ♪ >> what do you get for the girl who has everything? >> she had a birthday yesterday. not even a serenade could make her smile. but she did give a little wave. >> still ahead, goldie and amy. the laughs and lover behind the scenes. >> i cannot believe i'm in a movie with goldie hawn. >> it's the greatest thing ever. >> then -- carrie underwood gone wild as she hits the ice with her hockey hubby. >> plus "a league of their own" turns 25. >> there's no crying in baseball! >> but was there crying on the set? the friction behind the scene. >> we returned to ou

sharon enjoys watching tv.ne day while on the phone with at&t, she says a rep made a suggestion. >> she said you have really old wires and we're updating the wires and we can save you a on your bill each month. >> reporter: the conversation quickly went to add ones such as direct tv and -- sharon said she was happy with what she had and made it clear she didn't want to switch. at&t went ahead and updated sharon's wiring. but the following month she received separate bills for phone and u verse. >> that wasn't okay, it's not what we wanted. >> reporter: sharon called at and t. >> so i called in september and said we didn't want it. >> she says the customer service agent promised to reverse the charges. >> i got the next bill in october, and same thing, next month, same thing. >> reporter: she says the pattern repeated itself for several months. >> my blood pressure probably went up sky high every month when that bill came and i had to look at it. >> then she received a notice of delinquency from a collection age

sharon enjoys watching tv.with at&t, she says a rep made a suggestion. >> she said you have really old wires and we're updating the wires and we can save you a on your bill each month. >> reporter: the conversation quickly went to add ones such as direct tv and -- sharon said she was happy with what she had and made it clear she didn't want to switch. at&t went ahead and updated sharon's wiring. but the following month she received separate bills for phone and u verse. >> that wasn't okay, it's not what we wanted. >> reporter: sharon called at and t. >> so i called in september and said we didn't want it. >> she says the customer service agent promised to reverse the charges. >> i got the next bill in october, and same thing, next month, same thing. >> reporter: she says the pattern repeated itself for several months. >> my blood pressure probably went up sky high every month when that bill came and i had to look at it. >> then she received a notice of delinquency from a collection agency. >> i was totally frus

he called sharon blake down to the field. she's the aunt of one of the players. to give her the lasalle biggest fan award. but then bob dropped to his knee, lost the head and proposed with a big kiss sharon said, yes. action news sports sunday is next here on channel 6. action news continues at 4:30 tomorrow morning with david murphy, matt o'donnell. for melissa mcgee, jeff skversky, walter perez and the entire action news team. i'm sarah bloomquist. have a great night and a good week ahead.♪ >>> tonight on sports sunday. after a record setting offensive explosion last night, the phillys with another big clutch hit today to save another meltdown in the bull pen. >> and the phillies will walk it off. >> we're to the going to quit. it's a fun team to watch. >> plus who will be saving flyers games next season? with the flyers heading home, will steve mason be heading elsewhere. >>> and should the eagles get their hand on richard sherman and break up the legion of boom? like masters, sports sunday goes to sudden death overtime, now. >>

sharon chin, kpix5. >> that is so awesome. you can no, nominate a local hero on cbssf.com. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, a free speech showdown underway...even after conservative speaker ann coulter >> we are continuing to follow demonstrations in berkeley. a free speech showdown underway after ann coulter canceled her speech. we will bring you complete coverage coming up at 5:00. >>> and looks like that group is starting to increase. >> yeah. >> more people getting there. so, you can also keep updated on our website too on cbssf.com. have a great day everyone. ,, ♪ >> r.j.: i wouldn't be asking you this if it wasn't so important. >> coco: your family has every right to be upset, but what you're asking of me, to turn on my own sister... >> r.j.: they just want you to be honest. >> coco: but if i am, sally goes to prison. >> r.j.: if she's convicted, which might not even happen. >> coco: still. just the thought, the idea of sally in a jail cell... >> r.j.: i put a lot in your head. just -- just think about it. >> coco: r.j., i really want to do what i can, and i

sharon is a national security editor at the intercept. the author of imaginary weapons, a journey through a pentagon a scientific underworld. she is also written on military science and technology for the washington post and bbc among other publications. please welcome sharon weinberger [applause] i want to thank politics and prose which is a wonderful bookstore. third time i've been here and it's been a great audience. it's important for me to be here the third time because the book i've not worked on for four years but it's the topics i've been thinking about for about 15 years in science and national security. more portly, how science is conducted in the national security state. the imagine years of war is a chronicle of darpa, the defense and research agency. when i talk about darpa, i don't know if they've heard about it and know a lot of about it. i never heard of darpa and i go to the west or the south and the passing interest in technology. we'll know about darpa. when people know about darpa they think of it as a science fiction

eid while sharon had a seizure.oth parents flat line at the same time. >> how did you keep going when you were thinking you were going to lose both your parents? >> i numbed myself. painkillers don't kill just physical pain. >> the battle with drugs nearly cost kelly her own life. she went to rehab seven times to fight the same addiction that haunted her dad. >> you talked about being 19 years old and having to clean up your father's vomit. >> i didn't know any different. until my dad got sober. the truth is, when you love someone and you understand someone and what we have been through between my mom's cancer, my dad's parkinson's addiction, my brother's addiction, my lyme's disease, my addiction we have been through so much together, we are not perfect and never going to be and we do not want to be. if we can share our pain with others, that's what we would rather do and turn it into a positive and keep loving and moving forward. >> you know today, kelly is 32, single and totally fine with that. the medication she

sharon mcquillan.'s a board-certified physician specializing in preventative medicine and clinical research. doctor, tell me about the studies on omega xl. >> we have many different studies that have been conducted over 30 years, and the studies are reliable. all of these studies on joint discomfort are conducted in a clinical setting with medical researchers, and they qualify as very good science. i, as a clinical researcher and a physician, am really impressed with the amount of science that we have. when i first became interested in the product, i asked the company to supply me with the scientific studies, and i was overwhelmed by how much science this product had, especially compared to most natural products and many pharmaceutical products. >> you wouldn't have said this without those studies. >> before i ever tried the product, before i prescribed it to my patients, before i recommended it to my friends and my family and before i actually taught many other physicians about the product, i had to r

. >> on the talk sharon osbourne who worked with the same x factor spoke of bruises evident during the shows 2014 finale which mel now blames on belafonte. >> he didn't make the first day and she came back for the final day and she had a black eye and bruising everywhere. >> sharon's comments come as the new report says x factor executive producer and mel b's cojudged simon cowell became concerned during that finale. >> she's what we call a trooper. >> simon reportedly helped mel leave belafonte. a spokesperson for simon's company tells "e.t." today we have always supported her whenever she has requested and we will continue to do so. >> belafonte's lawyer deny mel b their allegations. her sister is speaking out. danielle brown posted a response, eight years of abusive, stating we would never see melanie again. she then listed numerous hash tags including wife beeter, abuser and got my sister's back. meanwhile gathering evidence against her ex. including photos of their former nanny who she claims he got pregnant. a computer could be crucial. mel b alleges stephen extorted her by secre

he called sharon blake the aunt of one of the players down to the field.e dropped to his knees and with a big kiss, there it is, sharon said yes, very cute. >>> abc "world news" sunday is next, "action news" returns tonight at 11:00 p.m. don't miss "action news" at 10:00 p.m., we're back here on 6abc at 11:00 p.m. now for melissa and jeff skeverski, and walter perez and the entire "action news" team, i'm sarah bloomquist. we'll see you back here at 11:00 p.m. >>> welcome to "world news tonight." holy week terror. the twin palm sunday attacks caught on camera. suicide bombers targeting christian churches one week before easter. more than 40 killed. isis claiming responsibility, vowing more attacks. >>> showdown with russia. the critical test for the trump administration. russia furious with the u.s. strike on syria. accusations that america crossed red lines, as our secretary of state heads to moscow. >>> hot zone. thousands of acres burned as new brush fires flare across florida. a girl scout camp cleared out. residents forced to evacuate. >>> the deadly s

sharon chin, kpix 5. >> not everyone may support the project.ays she hopes people will hear their stories and see prisoners with more understanding. >> speaking about the victims. and their families. maybe they can listen to it with a different side. >> that's her hope. >> right. >> okay, sharon. thank you. >>> jefferson award selection committee meeting again next week. nominate your local hero for a jefferson award online at cbssf.com/hero. we love to get all those nominations. >> absolutely. really great people. >> for news throughout the evening the latest is always on our website, cbssf.com. >> and we'll leave you with another look from the top of the "salesforce" tower. ♪[ music ] ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, announcer: it's time to play "family feud." give it up for steve harvey. [captioning made possible by fremantle media] [cheers and applause] steve: how are y'all? thank you. thank you, everybody. well, welcome to "family feud," everybody. i'm your man, steve harvey. [cheers and applause] and we've got a good one for you today. returning for thei

i know you and sharon -- >> it's funny. because sharon and i are lovely people.sort of do this? we're like, why don't you do it the way we wrote it? except to carrie fisher because she's funnier anybody in the zip code. she'd do whatever she wanted and it was amazing. in the second season our kid has a christening party. she wandered around the back in other people's shots, singing a song she'd written that day about areoli, the doctor word for nipples. it's beautiful, it's about nipples. she's at a christening walking around doing it, like try to stop me. in the show, we kept it. she's just amazing. >> sounds like you had no choice, she's in the show. your costar and cocreator sharon horgan, this is not something that could have happened 20 years ago, you met on twitter. >> yeah. >> jimmy: something good came of twitter, the one good thing that came from twitter, yeah. >> jimmy: how did that happen? >> i was a fan, she'd made amazing sitcoms in the uk. >> jimmy: right. >> and i was a fan of them. she happened to follow me on twitter because of some fart joke i w

in sharon hill a crash involving a pedestrian route 13 at calcon hook road.area. and of course this afternoon inner drives of the ben franklin parkway are blocked as we get ready for the nfl draft. it's 7:00 tonight when the outer drives close with more closures coming at midnight. rick, monica, i'll be here bright and early 4:30 a.m. to talk about all those nfl draft closures at that point. >> you might as well just stay over. we'll need you. >> exactly. >> great idea, love it. >> thank you, sir. >> monica said it, not me. [laughter] >> still to come on "action news" monday night, catholics throughout our area will get the chance to experience one of the most cherished pieces of biblical history ever discovered. we'll explain. >> a group of students from camden can now call themselves world travelers. they just got back from paris. you'll hear all about the experience in the city of lights. cecily is in for adam tonight. >> storm tracker6 live double scan showing a soaking rain moving our way. once it moves out get ready for a true taste of summer. i'll let

live at sfo, sharon chin, kpix 5. >>> tonight arkansas followed through with the first double execution in the united states in 17 years. williams on the right was executed a few hours go. he was put on death row for raping and murdering a woman he kidnapped. earlier today jack jones was executed. he killed two people and attempted to kill a girl. after the first execution lawyers for the second inmate argued the punishment was tortures and inhumane. a judge granted a temporary stay but later lifted it. >>> president trump will mark his first 100 days in office. 95 days down. 5 days to go. how many campaign promises has he kept? veronica de la cruz has the progress report. >> reporter: the president trump's 100th day in office is saturday. president trump laid out a contract with american voters. the president failed to get legislation passed. most notable a replacement for obama care. >> 100 days. you have four years in your first term. 8 years for two terms. >> reporter: among president trump's accomplishments so far confirmation of neil gorsuch and withdrawal from the transpacific pa

but as sharon chin reports, this week's jefferson award winner has made it her mission to bring those numbers down. >> reporter: this lunch warms the body and soul for people living with hiv and aids. >> this is a good protein. >> reporter: the meal is a safe place to socialize, get nutrition counseling, and be yourself. >> have some more. >> reporter: it's part of the aids ministry gloria cromwell has led at allen temple baptist church in oakland since 1994. >> who wants seconds? >> reporter: alan markert hiv- positive for 20 years, felt so welcome, he volunteered. >> that's the way everybody is here. we don't think about the illness. >> reporter: the federally funded aids ministry helps more than 1200 people a year. many are african-americans, who tend not to get hiv tested until they are very sick. >> most people of color still believe that this is a gay white man's disease when we know very differently. >> reporter: gloria has worked on the front lines in the fight against hiv and aids in alameda county for nearly 30 years. the oakland native helped start the city's first aids res

. >> chloe: and then sharon took me into nick's office and...eah, then it gets really fuzzy. >> chelsea: yeah, sharon took you back there and then nick kept you company until you drifted off. >> nick: hey, check this out. thinking about putting them in the bar for the customers. >> chloe: yeah. i guess. >> nick: couldn't hurt a fly. unlike this. you know, it's the real thing. packs quite a punch. you ever see anything like it? >> chloe: yeah, i -- i remember talking to nick vaguely. actually, i think that -- yeah, nick was asking me more questions than talking to me. >> chelsea: what kind of questions? ♪ >> ashley: well, the reservation should have been made weeks ago. that's why the hotel is sold out. yeah, just find something as close to the conference center as possible, please. i mean, anything in midtown. okay. thank you. [ knocks on door ] come in! >> ravi: got a sec? >> ashley: barely. what's up? >> ravi: the changes you wanted on the update for jabotgo? >> ashley: yeah, yeah, yeah. i need them by friday, ravi. >> ravi: well, that's why i

sharon chin, kpix 5.igel says she hopes people will hear their stori see >> not everyone may support the project. nigel says she hopes people will hear their stories and see prisoners with more understanding. >>> jefferson award selection committee meeting again next week. nominate your local hero for a jefferson award online at cbssf.com/hero. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, home. the f-d-a clears the way for a silicon valley company... after past troubles. that story and more at five. that's it for k-p- i-x 5 news at >>> genetic testing at home the fda clears a silicon valley company after past troubles. that and more at 5:00. >> that's it for kpix 5 news at noon. >> we missed the boat today. >> we did? >> national burrito day. >> hm! >> can you believe it? we missed it! >> how did we miss it? >> griego, you should all over that. >> tomorrow bring them to the station. ♪[ music ] ,, ♪ >> nicole: so, how was it? >> steffy: the wedding and the honeymoon was really... really beautiful and really,

host: let's hear from sharon in hanover, pennsylvania.haron, make sure you mute your television and go ahead. caller: it is muted. i have several points. i am 70. i get a small social security pension. i work part-time. my earnings, i am cautioning potential retirees, because at age 65, you lose the earned income credit. it is gone. now, i live under federal poverty level, yet i must a in 15% of my earnings for social security and medicare. in the meantime, i am struggling with a mortgage to stay in my house. the tea party is responsible for statehouses everywhere including pennsylvania refusing property tax release. they keep hiking it and hiking it. we are squeezed. there needs to be at least some sort of partial earned income , weit for the elderly cannot be out there working 50 hours a week. our bodies won't tolerate it. that is my warning to potential retirees. watch out. thank you. host: thank you, sharon. from the milwaukee sentinel journal. president trump heading to the snap-on tool company later today. welcome. caller: good morn

there were new rules at the annual pot fest in sharon meadows. cornell barnard is live at golden gate park where the cleanup is already under way. >> reporter: the city workers are pretty fast. the cleanup is almost done. 15,000 pot lovers showed up today. that's several thousand more than last year. there were a few medical calls but no arrests. sky7 was over hippy hill about 4/20 when the pot smoke from 15,000 joints and pipes almost created its own hazy fog bank. >> it was the freedom of being able to smoke pot everywhere. >> i love a good, positive vibe. >> when the smoke cleared. >> please make your way to the exits. sharon meadows is now closed. >> reporter: the 4/20 party was over and the cleanup was on. dozens of city park and rec workers began the massive garbage cleanup. last year they collected a whopping 11 tons of trash left behind. this year, city workers picked up all day long. most of it will be recycled or com posted. >> our hope is about 50% of what we collect doesn't end up in the landfill. >> reporter: smokers were asked to do

there were new rules at the annual pot fest in sharon meadows. cornell barnard is live at golden gate park where the cleanup is already under way. >> reporter: the city workers are pretty fast. the cleanup is almost done. 15,000 pot lovers showed up today. that's several thousand more than last year. there were a few medical calls but no arrests. sky7 was over hippy hill about 4/20 when the pot smoke from 15,000 joints and pipes almost created its own hazy fog bank. >> it was the freedom of being able to smoke pot everywhere. >> i love a good, positive vibe. >> when the smoke cleared. >> please make your way to the exits. sharon meadows is now closed. >> reporter: the 4/20 party was over and the cleanup was on. dozens of city park and rec workers began the massive garbage cleanup. last year they collected a whopping 11 tons of trash left behind. this year, city workers picked up all day long. most of it will be recycled or com posted. >> our hope is about 50% of what we collect doesn't end up in the landfill. >> reporter: smokers were asked to do

here's kpix5's sharon chin. >> he was a revolutionary. he was a hippy. he dedicated his life to his community and to the movement to free all of us. >> reporter: they gathered beneath a rainbow flag at castro and market tonight in honor of gilbert baker. >> i'm very full of grief right now, but i'm just so proud of him. i'm so grateful he was my friend. he loved me very much and i loved him and oh, my goodness, we fought so many times, but he was pretty wonderful. >> gilbert is someone who helped define the modern lgbt community and created what is really in many ways the symbol, the core symbol, of our community. >> reporter: born in kansas in 1951, baker served in the u.s. arm in the early '70s stationed in san francisco. after his honorable discharge he taught himself to sew. he designed the rainbow flag as a sign of out for the gay community in 1978. that -- unity for the gay community in 1978. that summer the first ones flew during pride festivities at civic center. >> we just stood there and watched as thousands and thousands and thousands of peopl

. >> this morning, a discussion on lgbt rights in the workplace with sharon mcgowan of lambda legal.hen, matt walsh, columnist for the blade talks about his book "the unholy trinity: blocking the assault on life, marriage, nd gender." later, nina olson looks at the complexity of the tax code. as always, we will take your calls and you can join the conversation at facebook and twitter. washington journal is next. ♪ host: good morning. it's monday, april 10, 2017. four days after the strike against the syrian government airfield that the trump administration said was the staging point of a chemical weapons attack against civilians. the debate continues over how much authority president trump has to act without congressional approval. some saying he has already exceeded his authority. we want to

sharon crowley, fox news. >>> police in pennsylvania are cracking down on distracted driving.dministrative office of pennsylvania courts is reporting that citations have increased by 52% over the past two years. 12,000 citations were given out last year. men accounted for more than 70% of the drivers who were cited for texting while driving. or for wearing headphones while behind the wheel. only 6% of the people who were given citations were teenagers. almost 30% of the drivers were in their 30s. distracted driver citation comes with a $50 fine plus court fees. >>> well congress is headed home for easter break but it's got some unfinished business. house republicans will head back to their constituents without fulfilling one of president president trump's major campaign promises. to repeal and replace obama care. fox's peter doocy has been following this story from washington. >> reporter: there are two big things that could be road blocks for republicans trying to deliver on a 200 day plan. the first thing the government runs out of money at the end of this month and since co

but as sharon chin reports, this week's jefferson award winner has made it her mission to bring thoseers down. >> reporter: this lunch warms the body and soul for people living with hiv and aids. >> this is a good protein. >> reporter: the meal is a safe place to socialize, get nutrition counseling, and be yourself. >> have some more. >> reporter: it's part of the aids ministry gloria cromwell has led at allen temple baptist church in oakland since 1994. >> who wants second? >> reporter: alan markert hiv- positive for 20 years felt so welcome he volunteered. >> that's the way everybody is here. we don't think about the illness. >> reporter: the federally funded aids ministry helps more than 1200 people a year. many are african-american who tend not to get hiv tested until they are very sick. >> most people of color still believe that this is a gay white man's disease when we know very differently. >> reporter: gloria has worked on the front lines in the fight against hiv and aids in alameda county for nearly 30 years. the oakland native helped start the city's first aids residential "

coming up monday morning, sharon will discuss federal ruling on lgbt workplace dissemination. r will discuss his .ook then, we will talk about the complexities of the tax code. be sure to watch washington journal live on monday morning. join the discussion. >> now, consumer financial bureau director testifies before congress about the agencies -- agency's

reporting live in san francisco, sharon katsuda, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, sharon. a new storm moving towards the bay area. skies may be clear across the bay area now. but rain is on the radar. it will be in the north bay first. chief meteorologist jeff ranieri joins us, tracking it. we have seen pockets of rain and little bit of sun all day long. that is going to change. >> yes, the storm system does promise to pick up the rain. more moderate intensity, possibly a few heavier pockets. about 100 miles out here offshore. maybe even bringing us some gusty winds and also a little bit of lightning as well. currently heaviest rainfall remains well off to the north. producing a quarter inch per power hour for the bay area right now. little shower activity. contra costa, alameda counties. i expect things to ramp up once we hit 9:00 tonight throughout the north bay. eventually some rainfall down to san francisco, by 10:00 p.m. again, as this rainfall pushes throughout the bay area, it will push wind possibly up to 29 miles per hour here in the region and 26 in san francisco

sharon ran her race and inspired countless individuals. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. lamalfa: i rise tonight to recognize the beginning of world autism month and raise awareness for those impacted by autism. and more children diagnosed each year then with aids, diabetes and cancer combined, which this disease is very -- impairs the ability for people to communicate. to april, join forces recognize the serious development of this disease. an arming of having a child with many costs $60,000 which families can't afford. they provide tools for children with autism and what will happen when the school days are over. many families face a services cliff and no longer to access the care they need. e must assure they must have the care they need. dorgan tismspeaks improve quality. i urge my colleagues. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. t