then this happened. but then it all fell apart. but the bureau's mission was compressed and with the politics of the nation to fundamentally shift. to be a lightning rod for the reconstruction. in the bureau lost all types of credibility that would cause his wife to miscarry the eighth child and howard nearly went broke defending themselves from corruption. so what do you do when your life's work that to see the meaning is destroyed. searching for redemption he thought he could find that not by leaving government by protesting what it was turning into tuesday answer. with a familiar dilemma serving one demonstration. after being exonerated to rejoin that active duty military and the department of the of columbia? they assume him and his friends to me n a merciful exile. the break from his life and washington. and as with so many other americans. and then struggled to make sense of the new american order. what did he do to the west? and with the reservation policy was a fantasy every construction connecting them and how with the aud

and then it starts to taper by 4:00 friday morning, and by 9:00, we're looking pretty clear, and then another wave develops during the afternoon. you can see that at 4:00. and then into the evening hours, and then it clears out and leaves us a chance for showers on saturday. 70s away from the coast return on monday and tuesday, but tomorrow morning, not bad, but friday morning, not good. >> we'll be ready for that. >>> in the meantime, i have a b.a.r.t. update you on, and things are euplg proving and there was a switching problem at millbrae, and they did not think the problem was going to last long and it's fixed now. things are moving once again on the sfo line in the bay point. no metering lights yet. the only other problems we have were flat tires in the san leandro area. we'll have an update on that. >>> and then metallica, the too, and gorillas for the o lands line-up, set for august 13th, and three-day tickets go on sale thursday morning, and then you can find the full line-up on our website, news.com. >>> if you pay for spotify right now, the tunes you will be able to get befo

we could then do infinity plus two equals infinity and then we would get two uals zero and if we keepwill get everything equals zero and we could even suggest that to infinity is infinity plus infinity and that is also infinity and we subtract infinity from both sides and we get infinity. now everything equals zero. now, we are in the zero world. that's okay. is a perfectly valid mathematical world, just not the one we live in. it's like the world of candy and i was little because i was allergic to food coloring, so i couldn't have candy, so however much candy that people gave me i never had candy, very sad world to live in. infinity is not an ordinary number. if you cause a contradiction then you end up in the zero world, so you can say it in the is a ordinary number, but only if you are in the zero world. so what is it? it's not the real number. the real numbers are the ones that fit on this line. in between them are all the real numbers, but maybe there's another kind of thing it is an math petitions have developed this called a cardinal number and it's just the number of things th

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dietrich then was 19 or 20 back then and she was blaming for the dallas golden cycles. the coach of the cyclones had discovered her, her father was a tenant farmer as well and she was getting ready to participate in the 1932 olympics while this was going on and she had become very famous. she was also like to show off and be the center of attention. she would also send the money she made back to her family. it was all because she knew she had to support her family back home. the dallas golden cyclones, she had taken him to the national championship the year before so, they were extremely popular. the national magazines would cover them and talk about what they would do during the day and if they had boyfriends, did they really -- they were supposed to work for the insurance company that sponsored the team doing typing or filing and they said do you really work for them. they would demand more money she felt like she was worth it. they really did overshadow the cardinals who were all very young. for these industrial league teams, most most of the women had played togethe

then we will print more. that works but populism is the result of people getting into the mob mentality there is almost always a scapegoat it was the east coast bankers that could read as code for the jews and immigrants a freer all full blooded sioux indians but with all the trends of populism and tuesday it saugerties with his goofy questions to go around to ask that personally and they're asking silly questions spin nike would have to get into a mob mentality with a pure form of democracy that was particularly viable to the mob mentality. they are not good things. how do you prevent them? normally it arises in periods of extreme stress. i m male liberal democrat i am not enthusiastic what roosevelt did it wasn't as? as roosevelt would have liked i am not crazy but how bad uh crisis was and then there was of book about that supposing lindbergh what if he had become president? so we dodged a bullet on that. put then the feelings ran so deep in retried smart but the trump supporters setup to partly because of

we could then do infinity plus two equals infinity and then we'll get to equal zero. keep going will get everything equal zero. we could even suggest that to infinity is infinity plus infinity and we subtract it from both sides that we get infinity equal zero. now everything equal zero. now are in the zero world. that's a perfectly valid mathematical world just not one we live in. it's like the world of candy when i was little. i was allergic to food coloring so i can have candy. no matter how much candy anyone gave me a still had zero candy. very sad world to live in. infinity is not an ordinary number. you can -- if you cause a contradiction you end up in the zero world. you can say infinity is an ordinary number but only fear the zero world. so what is it? it's not real number. the real numbers on that fit on this line. the whole numbers in between them are the real numbers. maybe there's another kind and mathematicians have developed it and it's called a cardinal number and it's just the number of things there are in something, say find some very well-defined fami

then i remembered the blueberries. you know when you make blueberry jam with those in the pan is blueberries, water, sugar and lemon juice into so the reason it is bright pink is that it's basically the entire thing is acting as paper for the lemon juice so i didn't stand a chance of having blue blueberry jam but it was almost worth it just for that. that's why i was doomed to fail. that's useful. so you've built up these experiences as long as you know what you are looking for and then we have the more serious consequences. this is another video here, the thing to watch is how fast it happens. what you are about to see is a hand come in and shake them from side to side. if you look at the rate you see the bigger the glass it happens relatively slowly and the little glass it happens quickly and you can imagine something further off to that end if you put water in the bath it goes really slowly so the lesson here is in a vessel like that, the larger the circle at the top, the slower the liquid will go back to equilibriu

wednesday morning, and then you will see yellow starting to develop about 6:00, and then look at theming down in the evening, and then by thursday morning it's gone, but the residual moisture will make thursday morning tough. we will see sunshine on friday and saturday and then let's just go dry for sunday until the evening hours. we won't want to ruin easter. >> that sounds good. nice plan for the easter bunny. >>> here we go to walnut creek where the headlights are in the northbound, and a few breaks lights toward the 24 interchange as you make the turn toward main, and elsewhere we have a you wi solid stream of headlights. moving smoothly. from highway 4 into the macarthur maze a. 20-minute drive, so not bad at all. schedule changes begin this morning for cal train because they get that peninsula corridor electrification project under way and they are quite numerous, so we listed them all for you at our website at abc7news.com. we will come back and look at the tolls at the bay bridge in just a few. >>> and a man was drunk when he tried to squeeze his car between a big rig and the

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[laughter] and then then to be a sustaining force. but then don't seem to give a damn. but this divide the hatred. >> that could beefier but -- be funnier but since ronald reagan and then to a suffering the outreach that if he was the environmentalist i notice the people doing the work so outrageously a funny word and then hopefully and then fill in that question and then with the recent student protest when the students disrupted the parents that the intellectual charge it it --- charles murphy. london writing the op-ed. so let are your thoughts about the protest? >> there is set huge debate on the left about violence. that we would not tell them what to do. so there was an interesting story. but they may need to edit this but they kept shouting not today motherfucker laugh laugh. >> not to ever motherfucker. [applause] best. >> and then they began in 2000 it cannot be that far back. with the issue huge debate about diversity of tactics. in new is far to of the of weather underground but they did violence big and a blue stuff up as a ferocious and then the people he kn

and then sunday, it's clearing out.e is you go, measurable rain up in the north bay, and by 5:00, there's possibly 0.1 to quarter of an inch. we get back to seasonal temperatures tomorrow. we will be close to average with just nickel and dime storms, all light on the storm impact scale for monday, tuesday and wednesday, and the chances are greater than the amount of rain we are going to get. >>> and live doppler 7 clear here this morning as you have been telling us, mike, and there are very few slow spots. here's one. just a slight one 101 between the 280 and 680 split, and it's down to 34 miles per hour and that's maybe for half a mile or so and then you are back up in the green as well. we swung our emeryville camera around and looking at the incline for the bay bridge head into the treasure island tunnel. speeds are faster than normal pthis morning and we had a problem an hour and a half ago and that's long gone and no backups to speak of. >>> a group of ladies on a whale watching tour got a big surprise. i love this

it happened then. people fudged their certificates, they didn't have correct i.d., they found ways of serving. >> we only have a few minutes left with you and i don't want to end without learning more about one of the striking things that you see when you first come in here, and that's a field of pop hiss underneath a walkway of glass. most of us can recite one or two lines of the poem in flanders field where poppies grow. what's the connection with world war i and the poppy. >> poppy seeds will lay in the ground for as long as 80 years and still be viable. and in the fields of flanders, because of the munitions and one presumes because of death, that those grounds then were disturbed and those poppies began to grow. and so poppies then grew in amongst what is the killing fields. and so then the poem in flanders field was written. it gained popularity in 1990 teen after the war in britain and then soon in the united states poppies began to being sold as for remembrance to raise funds for wound veterans

then it will quickly jump. we'll be into the low 80s here by noontime and then hovering in the mid-80s by mid to late afternoon. might get a thundershower later this afternoon. other chances for rain that's coming up this half hour. >> all right tom, thank you. >>> child is spending easter morning recovering after being involved in a bad crash. maryland state police say two people were killed after the suv the child was ridings in slammed into another car. this happened just before 11:00 last night on leonard town road in the hughesville area of charles county. you can see just how bad that damage was. incredible footage there. two other adults who were in that suv were injured. the person in the other car is expected to be okay. >> this is a somber and solemn day at virginia tech. students and staff and the community are gathering to remember the victims who were killed ten years ago during a mass shooting. julie kerr have i live in blacksburg where commemoration events are getting under way. good morning. >>

breezy tomorrow and then wednesday morning we may see light showers, and then partly cloudy at 72 degreeser chance of rain by your sunday. >> announcer: this is sports desk. >> i am danny pommells from csn. the phillies' offense erupted last night, facing 38-year-old jeremy guthrie who had not pitched in the majors since 2015. and joseph a. base hit back up the middle. first hit and rbi for joseph. finally coming to life in the middle of the order. and then clears the path with a triple to the gap in right center. the blowout is on. 8-0, phillies. and the second hit and rbi of the inning. 12 first-inning runs, and they get the victory, 17-3. >> it just kept going and going and escalated and was really fun to be part of. everybody -- i mean, even noah was part of it, too, which was awesome. fun to see what we were able to do. >> it's one of those games you love to be our side, and we will have somewhere we will be on the other side and that's no fun but i am enjoying it tonight. >> sixers dropped five straight, and milwaukee lost three in a row trying to compete for a playoff spot. and it

then that was it and then he kind of stopped breathing and he looked like he was going to pass out. >rter: graham panicked. she tried to pull him out of his stroller. >> i was more worried they couldn't get him unbuckled. if i can't get him unbuckled, then will it be too late? i don't know how he got him out, but he did. >> reporter: this man was at the counter getting ready to place an order. her daughter ran to the front of the subway, asking for help. >> he came over right away and he just took over, took him straight out of the stroller, bent him over and started putting pressure on his belly. then the lady sitting here started to yell and that he was breathing. he's crying, he's okay. >> reporter: noah had thrown up on the kind stranger. graham rushed him to the bathroom to clean him up. when she came back that stranger was gone. >> he left? she is like yeah honey he left. i was like oh my god. i didn't get to tell him thank you. nothing. and then you know, she said the people are here for a reason, you know, not to worry about it too much that he knew what he did. but still. you

i'm like, ok, and then dolphin came up with this whole music from bob marley, and then we said, "how about we come up with a music video for kids? kids love colors, music, dance, video. i'm like, "yeah." [man singing in foreign language] low: and after we had created the dance move and we showed them parts of the video, they're like, "oh." and then a kid asked me, um, they don't really know what is organic, what is not, being thrown in the sea. and i said, "plastic is not organic. you can't throw it." and then they said, "what about a blue plastic bag? what about a red plastic b bag?" and then to see, ok, they're trying to understand it, but they still don't really get it. and then, when we showed them the video, then, hey, the fact that a plastic bag-- whatever color it is, whatever shape, whatever pattern it is-- it still cannot be degraded. and then they finally get it, like, "oh, that's why we shouldn't throw the plastic in the ocean." van thillo: it's their way into the environment. why don't we throw plastic in the ocean? and then, once you start following that thread in a carp

>> most of the day was nice and then we had the showers developing in the afternoon hours and then thele thing came at us during the evening hours, and it spent itself during the overnight hours, and this is what we are left with on live doppler 7. you can see it on mt. st. helena. and we have a few light showers in the northern part of sonoma county. we have a few light showers moving through the heart of the bay and you can see the shield sinking into the south bay and santa cruz mountains and it's going to hang around for the next couple of hours. spray is coming up from the cars on 280 and 17 in san jose. we will have a chance of showers and breezy conditions, and thunderstorms, the best chance is today and that would mean lightning, small hail and brief heavier rain and locally gusty conditions. more chances of rain next week but chances are smaller. today we are going to downgrade this to a here we are from 6:00 to 9:00, you can see the best chance of showers across the north bay. there will be rogue showers at noon, and 5:00, isolated showers. 7:00 through midnight, you can see

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then here we go again. nearly identical path to the storm that will get on tuesday, comes yet another storm system for thursday, and possibly into friday, and we will see clouds and breaks of sunshine, and maybe scattered showers on friday. 56 degrees on friday. clearing out and cooling down a little bit for saturday. then another warmup sunday, monday, into the 60s, and 70s next tuesday. >> looking forward to it. thank you. >>> this weekend dozens of puppies prepared for public service in north jersey. these labradors shepherds and goldenwill becomeo environments, and airports places a >>> this week's wednesday child is a 15-year-old girl with big dreams for her future and she loves to try new things and is hoping a forever family will help her to live life to the fullest. via sikahema introduces us to kathle kathleen. >> you are 15 and you are going to try ballet. you have done ballet before? >> no. >> are you excited to try it? >> kind of. i kathleen is not afraid to try new things. >> tell me some thing

and then he came out and talked to all of us on the plane. we were very lucky when we got to eltor row, the marine base of course, it was a very large number of people cheering, all good. they provided helicopters for us to come down ton san clemente and we started life all over again. >> ken, you were in the room. what were you think wheg gave those remarks? >> i was thinking how could this be happening to us? it was just the saddest day of my time in the white house. it was after, i mean, after we had won that 49-state landslide victory, he worked so hard and then have it all come crashing down. and i had been part of a watergate defense team and was fighting right till the end and i had the nickname onoda based on the story of that japanese story who had hidden in the jungles of the philippines waiting 30 years thinking that the war is still going to go his way. and it all ended, come to an abrupt end and wondering what was going to happen to all of us and wondering what he was going to doing. and it was just beyond sadness and but then co

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and then, and then i'll get you next, ed. >> two questions. who planted the land mines that you talked about, and how to have mid bl do you think the rev -- formidable do you think the revolutionary guard or is? >> the land mines were planted by the iraqis during their war. they planted millions and millions. the revolutionary guard today numbers about 125,000. i don't put much stock in their air force, although they're flying mig fighters, but they're dated mig fighters. they're ones that the iraqis, you know, flew to iran in 1991 thinking that, you know, they would have a country left over, and i guess they did after desert storm. but the iranians said thank you very much, you're not having them back. and the soviet union has gone down, and they've helped refurbish them a little bit and whatever, but they're not front line fighters by any means. they do not have any large ships, but then the iranian navy doesn't have any large ships. there's two or three that are sitting on the bottom of the persian gulf now from 1987. the real problem with

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showers will be scattered throughout saturday, and then sunshine returns on sunday and then warmer as we head towards monday and tuesday. >>> a quick check of traffic for you now if you are headed through the palo alto area, and there's a stalled car north of university avenue right now, and i want to bring you of san rafael. and then putting a look on the outdoor celebration ahead of what is expected to be a stormy day. the next first friday event is scheduled for may 5th. >>> hold your breath for the next story and if you are afraid of heights this is not going to be your thing. take a look at this. record setter tackling his latest challenge -- i am a little afraid of heights and this is hard for me to watch. he completed a walk between the tasmanian coast in australia, and he gained fame for taking his act to some of the beautiful and treacherous scenes. >>> the power of twitter. the san francisco giants stepping up the plate to help out a stranger because of this tweet. >>> getting a good night's sleep gets harder as we get older, and researchers discovering the big reason why. f

a manager then called police. the employees then began stalling on his order to give police more time to get there. when police arrived, stephens led them on a short chase before he took his own life. ( darya ) work continues on a historic east bay church that was seriously damaged by a massive fire last year. we took quadcopter four above the repair work at berkeley's first congregational church. the fire happened last october, destroying the sanctuary roof, which led to significant water damage inside. construction has been focused on the church's sanctuary so the congregation can get back to worship as soon as possible. the church has still not decided its plans for the main building. <"right now it's really an open question for us. we know what our values are, we long to serve the community more deeply. it's our moral obligation to put it into the service of those in need and those who are suffering in our wider community">( darya ) the church has an estimated nine million dollars worth of damage from the fire

i would then close the drawer.i'm still holding the drawer. can you let go of the drawer, then? does it trigger a thought about anybody dying in a car crash already? yes, it's not right at the moment. it makes me want to open it again and do that, it again. so stay with that thought now, that you're really uncomfortable about this thought of dawn being in a car crash and being trapped in there. being injured, maybe dying, because you've not done that. does that make it more difficult? it makes me think that the moment you leave, i'll do it. yeah, yeah, yeah. because you have to, to save her? yeah. 0bviously, because i need to get better with this, i'm going to try and not do it. what i'm going to suggest is this drawer doesn't get five and four. because we want to use this as an example so that we can transfer it to other things in the house. if anything goes wrong now, now it's your fault. 0k. i know we laugh about it, but it's painful. yeah. when there's literally hundreds of them surrounding you and it's all aro

and then the 911 call fro soles, raising questions about why he then left the scene. more on that story. plus, it's take your kids to workday and our kids are taking over the set. you won't want to miss it, and all coming up next on "gma." i have my daughters helping me read the news, and it's must-see television. >> looking forward to that. >> yes. >> thank you, amy. >>> summer vacations weeks away now. why you should consider travel insurance. >>> a noisy project on cal train tracks. you hear that? it's now under way, and i am telling you it's happening at the worst hours for people living nearby. >>> a look at lake tahoe as we get you started. we're going to leave weather and traffic up through the entire commercial break so you are in commercial break so you are in the kno the energy conscious whopeople among usle? say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't

and then delivering a hit here, and goes down after a hit, and then tkpwaoutice returned for one shiftod. check out this hit on kyle palmeiri. and palmeiri hits his head and weise receives a misconduct for that. and then a moment to remember, and was not allowed to play, and you may recall he was an emergency backup for the blackhawks when they needed a goalie last-minute. >> stuff happens. it happened with phaes midafternoon. bottom line, i like the way our guys handled everything and stayed with it and stuck together and did a good job in all areas. >> acollege hardwood, oregon, making its second appearance in ncaa. and meeks misses the free throw, and the tar heels misses the rebound and under 10 seconds left, smith inside, cuts the lead to one. and we have drama down the stretch. north carolina missed four free throws and oregon could not grab a rebound. north carolina hangs on 77-76, and the fundamentals coming back to haunt them and will play gonzaga. tying the game here on this dozier shot. gonzaga replies. and the sagz take the lead back. and then breathing room. the sagz heads

they would call but most of us have been able to and then follow up. >> the other but then to spend a of time taking care of dad they take care of their homes with the risk that are contributing the be will have to repurchase because if you take the restrictions the vp sent this not need to see the doctor ... be not been be be been adept be dot dot dot dot dot dot dot dot dot dot dot dot dot douglas is the sentence meg 41 years n.y.p.d. x of courage, break, integrity battle so this will number below keep you up that night. everyone new person or to you did not trust the officers and epsilon to internal affairs to bring the commanding officers on board did meet with the mother regular basis i would ask questions like who is it your commander you concerned about? judge asked iliescu died figure plus year. fifty-four / 45 with three democrats the only ones to vote in favor of the nomination. next we will show you all of today's senate session leading up to the vote. one hour 15 minutes. the president pro tempore: the senate will come to order. the chaplain, dr. barry black, will lead the

and then you'd have a conversation. you talk about their kids and basketball and what was happening on their jobs and people got a sense that my frames of reference and my values were not so different from theirs. and that gave me the ability to break through some of the assumptions that people might have otherwise had. in some ways, iowa was the same way. it is retail politics. you are just talking to people. we didn't have a huge amount of money initially for tv ads, so it was just meeting people. change people's assumptions. when they get a chance to miss somebody directly. part of what we are going to have to figure out is, how do we create greater opportunities? that is true between red parts of the state and blue parts. it is true even it was in the city of chicago. ofas yesterday with a group young men who are part of a program designed to give them opportunities and pathways away from violence and crime. and these are some young people .rom 18 to 24 all were african-american, except one latino. already had had p

first the heat, then the rain. passing storms headed our way and the best chances to stay dry. >>> and for years she's lived through scorching summers and frigid winters without a break for the gnats, adam ooet season out for the rest of the season. that's according to a report by ken rosenthal. he suffered a torn acl on friday. lead off hitter and center fielder was batting almost .300. that is a big loss there. >>> well the redskins are introducing two of it's newest players and one of them is a first round pick defensive lineman, jonathan allen, who is from leesburg, virginia. and grew up a fan of his new employer. i always love it when it work the out that way. >> yep. >> fans got meet him for the draft day party. also got meet the redskins second round pick and allen's alabama teammate in fact, a line backer, ryan anderson. >> cool. i can't wait for nfl season. it's like we're just in between teams is what's going on. >>> feeling a liblts more like summer out there than spring lately. and tom is tracking how l

leave order, i have my longsleeved is and then i have high necks and longsleeved then on to shirts, thenshirts, then i go to short sleeves and then no sleeves so it goes up gradually. make sense to me. and your bed. very well made. it doesn't get slept in. because my mum doesn't sleep in her bed, she sleeps on the sofa downstairs, i sleep in my mum's bed because the sheets are so neat, it's so because the sheets are so neat, it's so plump, i can't there to get in it and even if i did get in it, i wouldn't be comfortable because i wouldn't be comfortable because i would be making it a mess and i would be making it a mess and i would worry about the creases, i wouldn't be able to relax in my bed to why don't do it, i still change the sheets, i do everything, but like with my clothes, i hoover the top of the bed because of the dust but i don't sleep in it, i haven't slept in my bed for well over a year, maybe two years. because i can't there the crease it. sir leslie, can you explain what would happen if he didn't carry out the compulsion? it's like there's a normal side of me saying why ar

and then to go to vassar and disabled to get her degree. and then to disappear.man bade the anita henning was from. >> how did he make his money ? to be a black african american in theory the first on wall street bet it would have then impossible in the late 19th or early 20th century. they he was married to a white woman which was legal in new york at the time but in texas it was illegal for blacks than whites to be very derris person my professional reasons to keep as background hit in. and that most americans know nothing but then they are able to serve he actually makes his money to set up his deals and also involved in the biggest one. bowfin mexico of all the things to privatize and make money out of it. i hope and don't give away too much of the plot but he is doing very well. >> i will buy the book. [laughter] >> he is very connected. >> then of revolution comes along. with all those relationships and then converted into a liability is. >> you know, that teddy roosevelt organized the roughriders. but there is teddy roosevelt stuff on that. >> they did go

and then when it came time in 1996 for his first termination hearing -- determination it. this was the initial point remember some texas youth commission and others, prosecution, come before judge, discuss his progress and then make a recommendation of what to do with him. at that point while the members and actors, administers and therapist who worked with him in staff recommended that he be released with supervision, he could potentially serve the balance of this lengthy sentence under juvenile parole supervision. and the judge who we discussed in the book, pat shelton actually, decide to override that and transfer him to the adult side. and the judge provide to these two just really poignant quotes that illustrates this pendulum swing at the time from sort of the rehabilitated intent of that system accountability of the juvenile justice system taking care of these youth to this shift towards personal accountability. and not only responsibility i think, probably judges felt, but the desire to sort of push a more punitive, harsher level of accountability. so judge shelton

showers, light for saturday, and then sunday dry, and then monday and tuesday back to spring warmth.>> and then a two-car crash reportedly blocking the left lane as approach 280. and then the bay bridge toll plaza, metering lights since 5:20 this morning and it filled in. and then albany to the mayze, great, five minutes, and then fremont to san jose, we are up to one hour and two minutes. and make that 57 minutes, and that just updated, slightly better but that's a six or seven-mile backup right now. next traffic update coming up around 6:30. >>> "good morning america" coming up at 7:00 right here on abc 7. >> amy robach life with what is ahead for us. >> good morning to you. we begin this morning with the very latest on the deadlchemica the united nations calling for an emergency session as world leaders come out in condemnation of the attack. of the attack. and fox under fire, a new accusations mount against o'reilly and roger ailes. that's all coming up here next here on "gma." >> thank you. >>> 7 on your side's michael finney tackling a problem nobody wants to have, parking tick

>> i'm in the sure. >> then we will go to the cowboys, bears come in here, and then, oh, no, is there tough stretch. seahawks. eagles will stay out there on the west coast and go down and play rams they are no good but you are away from home and come back and go to the meadow land and then raiders on christmas. >> and then the cowboys. >> i don't know do you think that is hard? on nfl.com they say it is the tenth hardest schedule. that is their opinion, in the nfl. >> that is pretty high up. >> that is it. >> there is 32 teams. >> tenth hardest, that is not good. >> what do you think. >> get on twitter. >>> do you want to go to l.a. with us? okay. >> join us. would you like to pay for a trip? we will take that too. >> go fund me. >> at 6:10. >>> is it pennsbury high school, they have the fancy proms and all that. well, some schools now are ban ning this type of elaborate prom proposal. >> everybody is trying to go bigger, better than last person. it is get eag lab break but banning them, really, one local high school saying no, they are in the permitted. >>> after police say he paid,

then clouds back at the shore.philadelphia a nice afternoon high of 75 degrees, clouds eventually giving way to more sun. still warm this afternoon and a little bit breezy. the winds running 12 to 25 miles per hour. so two changes today. it's a little bit less intense heat-wise, still comfortable though and it's a little bit breezier out there. for the phillies tonight a little cooler as we go later into the game. we'll start out at 70 against the mets. 62 in the ninth inning. bring along a jacket. overnight we drop to 49 degrees, clearing and obviously cooler tonight. and then tomorrow, cooler still but still pretty nice. we're going to have high pressure in control, sunshine and a high of 67. that's not a bad day. your seven-day from accuweather, today's high is 75 degrees, clouds mixing with sun, just a slight chance of a spotty shower and then mostly sunny and pleasant tomorrow with a high of 67. partly sunny on good friday. a cooler high of 65. still not bad. and then on saturday, we're back to 68. although cl

then there was a lull until 2:00 p.m.nd then all shootings seemed to begin and a lot more shootings where won we have had murders. we have good news to report on these shootings in the first case where woman was killed, police arrested a four three-year old man in the house and latest shooting just six hours ago at midnight police arrested a gunman because people called 911 when they heard gunfire and people in the house cooperated and identified this guy. police got there so fast this guy was coming out of the house with the gun and holster on his hip and police stopped him right right then and there they have a couple arrestness four of the murders. that is good news. but sadly there is no good news talking about four people killed here and two other guys here critically wounded in another fatal weekend violence for second weekend in a row. >>> well, 6:07. philadelphia police, they are searching for a missing eight year-old boy, right now they are in the providing boys name or picture. they say he went missing from the

but then we found that it might be more difficult. so we instead used these some sort of wheel things and then this swirly lego piece. and so it would wrap the string, tightening and loosening if you want to go straight or backwards. >> cameron, do most of the teams go through a lot of prototypes before they come up with the right one? >> yeah, a lot of times in testing and prototypes before they finally settle on a final design they're going to use. >> how important is it in terms of the brainstorming part of this? do people have different areas of expertise or is everybody equal and contributing? >> everybody is contributing because we all want to learn. and basically, our squad is just to learn about engineering and science. so we all do a little bit of everything to learn. >> how about for you? what did you get out of working on this project? what was the most important thing for you? >> especially since our team is pretty big. especially mine, it's six people, it's kind of hard to control everyone. so i learned that it's importan

and then 49 to 45 in west portal and out at ocean beach. check out the temperatures. not as cool as yesterday but pretty darn close. santa clara and pleasanton, and richmond is one of the warm spots at 48 right now. high clouds and sunshine and a little below average, and 60 in san francisco. 60 to 65 around the bay. and 63 to about 68 degrees inland. here's a look at 280. high start. high amounts of tree pollen, and if you are smooting today good mass tranit, and on the water going to be good but a few light breezes. tonight temperatures around 50 under mostly cloudy conditions. sue? >> we are going back to the golden gate bridge where there is a crash but the car moved on and there's guardrail damage so they will need to repair that, so just a heads up for later this morning. right now traffic is looking great. green good on the road sensors. and not too bad for this hour at 4:38. we do have a vehicle versus a deer in green bray, southbound 101 before st. francis drake boulevard. debris there, and heads up for a traffic break there. we will come back and look at you

it was a different era back then. you had the vietnam war going on, and it is more or less dropout turn out [ laughter ] yeah. my wife's older brother, chris, he was working with the hollywood crowd. i always looked up to him. i liked hip. he always had that sense of confident. always very sure of himself. always wanted to be like him. >> there is my little sister. hey, georgina. jim. >> chris. >> and while we were having a drink, chris pulled me aside and he said, i need to talk to you. >> sure. >> so what is new with chris? you are a hard man to track down these days. >> and he told me that he had been flying in and out of mexico and that he had connections down there. and i said okay. >> hear me out. i have been smuggling dope. >> i was shocked and i was surprised and i couldn't believe that he would take that risk. >> why would you want to do t that? >> i am making a lot of money. >> and he said that he had been making his millions before he was 40er years old. that is why i wanted to talk to you. i need somebody

and then frost became a prosecutor, the next questions were about cambodia and he adopted what was then well still is the shaw cross, what was his side show, his book side show about the cambodian bombing. so the frost was extremely aggressive and the president, as was his both his personality and his legal training, sponlresponn kind. that was their frustration, that they felt nixon had run the clock out and that had he dominated the conversation because had he more -- he'd been there and had he more information. so from frost's point of view, this was not -- this wasn't good -- it didn't make frost look good. but they also, think to be fair, they were concerned it baent wasn't going to make great television. and they knew and we knew that the people were waiting for nixon to address what had happened since the last time he'd seen them. >> so in that ten minutes when jack's talking like a marine to frost, whatry talking to rn about? >> i'm going to digress juft for a minute. the way we got to the 24 hours by the way was we had agreed to 12 two-our sessions. we were recording on our end

and then i think -- >> and then you showed up at his door. >> right. >> i'm sure -- he had some expectationse called a escort service. he --. >> well, he let it be known almost immediately that he wanted sex. >> reporter: linderholm said that didn't happen. instead they talked for an hour or so and then she left. couple of days later, she said, she called paige. >> it's carol where the heck are you? >> reporter: got no response. >> at first i thought she was just busy and she couldn't call back. >> then when i heard on the news that the kids actually went to the police department about it, that's when i knew something terrible had happened to her. >> paige, this is carol. oh, i hope you're all right. i hope this isn't rob. oh my god. >> reporter: linderholm mentioned paige's second ex-husband, rob dixon, because she knew paige was afraid of him. then, the next day linderholm heard about paige's car and the fire. >> i wanted to go over and -- and look at it -- and i arrived just in time for -- it was put on a platform on a trailer and it was being hauled away. >> and when it passed me i just

if you have seen her, contact the sheriff's office. >>> and then doing a bad job >>> and then doing ab disabling the disabled parking placards. 70 phreubg ae dmv did not check signatures on the doctors that signed off on applications. 26,000 placards for people could be dead because they would be over 100. >>> the walnut creek city council supported a proposal to create a new school district. the organizers says the district ignored the needs and concerns of north gate families. critics say creating a new district would promote an excollusi excollusionairy movement because it would consist of white affluent neighborhoods. the proposal still has to be approved. >>> b.a.r.t. could be losing up to $25 million every year to cheaters that jump the fare gates. watch closely as this b.a.r.t. rider approaches on the right and squeezes past the gates without paying and the next guy jumps it as well. b.a.r.t. says it is addressing by putting in new side gates from walking around the turnstiles so the riders will have to ask the station to get buzzed in and out. >>> they change those out and may

then you can just get on with the acting.-- he wrote a blueprint for a great bold television series. and so far, that's -- people have received it that way. it's out there. it's bold. it's brash. a lot of shows say, you know, "oh, we're pushing the envelope. it's a different tv show." this actually is i think. >> seth: it really is -- >> but i didn't see it. i was telling you before your -- your research. i hadn't seen it, 'cause i don't got to rushes and see all that, you know. >> seth: yeah. >> so i saw it for the first time down at the austin, south by southwest. where they showed it on a big screen, and i was absolutely like, "oh, yeah." >> seth: yeah. >> it's like, that's why you join. >> seth: and you can tell in the first 15 minutes it is not -- it is very unlike -- >> oh, you could always tell. well you know in the first few -- i usually know in the first few minutes of everything -- >> seth: yeah. >> when you're watching, if you're in good hands. even if it's not your kind of material. you know when you're in the goo

certainly warmer then tomorrow morning and then we are this time of the day, right now in the sun andn tomorrow on the breezy side by the afternoon and temperatures surging in the mid 80's. check out these numbers to day , comfortable, interesting this time of the year, areas north and west warmer then philadelphia, because of the wind direction coming right off the ocean, so keep in mind we have water temperatures in the 50's. farther west you are we are able to warm those temperatures up. tonight 50's and 60's for the low, by the time we roll in the 7:00 we are well in the 60 's in south jersey and then cranking up that heat will on 's surging in the lehigh veil. not record territory but close ninety's are record highs tomorrow. wilmington record high of 92 for sunday. ninety-one trenton. ninety in philadelphia. so very hot it can get, but not that record territory. 68 degrees today, and then tonight, 59 for the low, tomorrow's high 484 back in the 70's on monday. then 60's middle of next week and more showers around wednesday, back over to you. >>> "eyewitness news" will be right b

and then our geography, as i said. then we have abundant natural resources. so we have all the resources that go to make a country strong. our only negative is our big population, if that population has good quality and it is killed, it will become a positive, a big positive. and if it is unskilled and uneducated, it is a negative. that is what we need to handle 200 million people only to improve their education level and skill development. skill. if that be the case, we are very powerful nation. we have all the ingredients for power that is theoretically the case for judging a country's power. so we shouldn't be at all responding that there is a problem in pakistan's power potential. we can be very stable, we can be a very strong government and strong country. may i proudly say that in my time we were. we were recognized internationally as a rising country from all points of view. we had a statehood. we -- pakistan was respected everywhere. so therefore, it is merely good leadership and good governance which transforms and optimizes the power potential that