is there a chance the a's will build a new colosseum?he key concerns of the groups. we are actually having a development in east oakland that has been formed that we are planning on. >> they want a stadium there. housing is good but they want a stadium. >> they want to make sure east oakland is honored, that there is a plan, that they aren't forgotten. we think the plan can do that to keep the arena, keep the colosseum itself, create a sports complex. >> how about oracle? >> it can be a concert venue, a great place to gather, high school games, refurbish it in a positive way. >> what is next for the plan? >> at the coliseum it is the vote on tuesday. at the port a vote of the port commission in the next month to move forward. >> can we talk a little baseball? he just extended the contract of alma vasquez who has hit more home runs than any other ballplayer in the last three years. what a great gift. >> it has been in amazing run. we love having khris davis on the team. he is a special person. we are really happy he committed. >> a lot of

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hard brexit would mean a selloff in sterling, a compromise could lead to a rallyp a compromise has toappen fast in case of a delay. if we have a longer delay, we start to build be extreme scenarios of either the u.k. staying within the e.u., or the u.k. going for a hard brexit with or without a change in government. francine: why is in the market taking seriously the possibility of a no-deal brexit? because so far they have been right? kallum: there are two potential risks of a no-deal brexit. the e.u. could reject the uk's request for a delay this week. what we are essentially tried to figure out here for the hard brexit risk is whether or not parliament can actually bring itself around some majority soon. if it can, it may resort to a second referendum in order to resolve it. francine: you think that there is a deal that actually will get through parliament that theresa may could cobble together? kallum: let's be prone to big political assumptions -- there is a majority in parliament that once a compromise deal to avoid a hard brexit. let's call that the customs union. on that basis

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this is a sort of a mix of marine layer and a couple of high clouds.e view right now, congratulations on that win. we had warriors on one tv, sharks on another. 53 degrees in san jose. wind speeds about 14 miles per hour, and take a look at the coastal fog. this is that marine layer i was mentioning. fog enthrough half moon bay, santa cruz and even in to parts of hayward which means limited visibility. now today's forecast will be a hot cooler in some spots and in other spots just a few degrees. oakland, 73. san jose topping out in the upper 70s. and in through the interior valley, we'll still get a couple of low 80s, but this is nice change from the 90s we saw last week. 82 degrees in concord, santa rosa at 78. if you're going to be hanging out around san francisco and half moon bay it'll still be party cloudy and a little cool. again, we've got an approaching system just to the south of us. and what that's going to do for the bay area is increase our cloud cover. we'll get a filtered sunshine appeal today, which means some areas will really notice th

and a picture of prince george there on a day out, getting a piggy back ride.d of stacey dooley. she says she is in a relationship with kevin clifton, her dancer. the relationship didn't start until after they had split up by all accounts. the sun on sunday also has an analysis of all the different relationships that have been affected by the curse of/ lee. there has been a number crunch by bbc and the curse of strictly doesn't actually apply in terms of the rate in which you would normally expect relationships to break up over time, it's no different on strictly than it's no different on strictly than it is in normal life. there is a writer and star, phoebe. it is in normal life. there is a writerand star, phoebe. she it is in normal life. there is a writer and star, phoebe. she is going to write for the next james bond film. now into its second series in the us, killing evie. there is a suggestion that she is going to tackle james bond's ongoing misogyny over the years. killing evie was absolutely brilliant. if you have a beard and you are watching this morni

let's start off thursday with a quick check on weather and traffic. >> a few more showers today, a stronger storm system will bring widespread rain for friday. that is the storm to watch. this is high death doppler, you can see showers lighting up. right along the coast, a few showers right of her pacifica. that will be the case as we go through the day, a few more showers, temperatures in the low to mid 60s, exactly where we should be, turning rainy and breezy for friday. quarters of an inch. this is a powerful storm system, it will move quickly. we are not expecting a lot of rain, may be an isolated rainfall total. dryer sunday. we time it all out, taking hour by hour on future caste, coming up. >> we had an early morning crash. we are seeing some slick surfaces there. that is been cleared. be careful as you hit the roadways. if you're headed toward the bay bridge, we have a trouble spot. it is not affecting any lanes, they have it on the shoulder. traffic is bz. -- busy. once you get past the incline, it improves heading across the upper deck into san francisco, you can see a couple cars

i felt a little ifelt a little bit i felt a little bit edgy out there andi i felt a little bit edgy outu mightfind a the first round out of the way you might find a little bit and who knows. but gary played well and deserve to win. these are live pictures from the crucible, ronnie o'sullivan's conquerer — the amateur, james cahill is in a real battle against scotland's stephen maguire. it's currently 11 frames all. first to 13 will book their place in the quarter—finals. you can watch the conclusion of that match live on the red button and bbc sport website. promises to be an exciting and there. most people would take it easy after breaking their collarbone. but jockey bryony frost isn't most people and she proved it today, winning the oaksey chase at sandown on 2—1 favourite black corton. it was her first race since suffering the inury at the cheltenham festival last month. that's all the sport for now. now on bbc news it is time for the film review. hello there, welcome to the film review here on bbc news. taking us through this week's releases, mark kermode. mark, you got something f

it's a right comes a ron? c-span: if we followed you around the last few years studying calvin coolidge where would he find you? >> guest: i'm a trustee of the calvin coolidge memorial foundation which is a great entity and if you want to no coolidge you go two vermont. the foundation is there in this state -- the estate archivist mr. jenny. we have her on foundation there where we do some education. we have some material and attack this summer at the bush center we are hosting a high school economic debate. how perfect for coolidge around the time of the anniversary of his midnight swearing-in by his father in early august. .. . >> what he overcame to become president, i want to mention other coolidge places behind the forbes library in northampton massachusetts, has been a great partner for me, and helped me, there's also the vermont archive, where many of the coolidge papers can be found well taken care of in bury, vermont. to any coolidge scallch. >> brian: i want you to ask you something about calvin cool

, in a bathtub. >> in a bathtub?9, lieutenant colonel crego has served his country in france, belgium, germany, korea, and thailand. he's ready to retire. he and janet set up home one last time, here along the california coast, in carmel. art's collection continues to swell with swords, insignias, and other military gear. nancy doesn't even notice that because her mom has taken to indiscriminate hoarding. before long, nobody has any idea what's in the house. >> the house was full of stuff. there was stuff everywhere. >> after her mother dies in 2003, nancy comes to see a side of her father that she had never appreciated -- the curious intellectual, the writer, the romantic war historian. >> my dad's memory [snaps fingers] was sharp. he could tell you the year. he could tell you where it was manufactured. he just knew it. >> nancy decides she'll help her father catalog his collection. ultimately, she'll have to call in reinforcements. >> it was overwhelming! it was just falling out of closets and cupboards, and you'd

for a lot of reasons, because there is a few new hotels opening up, a great creative community, a lotsities, and because it has a great history, there's actually ton going on. it may be the most exciting city in japan. carol: everybody is focusing on the upcoming olympics in tokyo, but where should i go, what should i do? chris: you should stay in a fancy hotel. the park hyatt, very famous in tokyo, for "lost in translation," is opening there. there is an ace hotel there. carol: $2000 a night in aman, right? hrisye all of them are superexpensive. and there these crazy restaurants -- like a meal and a set order of dishes, very traditional. but there are these great restaurants that are experimenting with it. there is this one restaurant, which is hard to say, where it takes the whole meal and puts it on one bento platter. you're getting the whole thing on one plate. we got a great picture of it in the magazine. carol: it is gorgeous. chris: there is one called monk where it messes with tradition and puts like pizza in it. there is food. and then you should definitely check out some of

"i've seen a cat without a gri, but a grin without a cat." hey, mercedes, end audio. change lighting to soft blue. the completely reimagined 2020 gle. with intelligent voice control and available third row. your adventure awaits at the mercedes-benz spring event but hurry the event ends april 30th. >>> another bay area school district is the in prolonged contract negotiations with teachers over class sizes, pay, and support staff. >> tonight hundreds of teachers and their supporters held a rally and packed the school board meeting. jana katsuyama is live with more. >> reporter: one teacher tells me she has to work seven days a week, waiting tables on the weekend to make ends meet. these are the stories they took before the board, telling them they need help. hey need help. [ chanting ] >> reporter: it's become a familiar scene. this tonight was at the mt. diablo school board meeting. >> i have a job as a server on the weekends just to be able to make ends meet. >> reporter: teachers have been without a contract since last july. they say they want a salary increase, re

that's where a priest sexually abused a child dozens of times for a year and a half. a former priest was here for mass today. >> i saw the anguish in the faces of partioners as they left church this morning. he says the church and it's followers won't fully heal until they know the truth. >> he says this is all in the past. he said since 1987 there's been no formal accusations and we now know of three. >> the oakland diocese suspended him. he is scheduled to make his initial appearance in court tuesday morning in oakland. we're live in fremont, nbc bay area news. >> our investigative unit has been tracking abuse allegations in the catholic church since last year. he was sexually assaulted by another priest in 2017. police found sex toys and meth pipe in the room but he was never charged with the crime. to see more on that story and other investigations go to nbc bay area.com and click on the investigative unit tab. another local man is accused of trying to have sex with children but he's not under arrest here, he's in a columbian jail. this is video of police in colum

a dating.d but pretty smooth across the span. we're looking at traffic tracker more drive times are great for the east shore 24. the macarthur and the nimitz or off to a fantastic start we'll check more coming up james. >>much robin the sf marine food bank is looking to expand and help more people who are in need. so officials are looking to expand the facility that you see here on the screen will add about 28,000 square feet of space refrigeration and loading docks, the food bank serves about a 140,000 people per it moves 48 million pounds of food through that facility each and every year. but a new study found that there are still 38 million missed meals across the bay area's they nt to try to help more people if they can the food bank's executive director says the problem donations its capacity. you were turning away donations every week. >>that just drives us crazy. to to be seeing people a community that could use that food and to have to say no when farmers and manufacturers call us with

this is not like a comeback within a match or a tournament, it's over a career.back to the top of the sport. it's about climbing a mountain. that is what he has done over the last several years. as if you didn't know... tiger woods has claimed his first major title in 11 years winning the masters in augusta. woods won by one shot to take his fifth green jacket and complete a remarkable comeback from a string of injury and personal problems. this was the moment... it's woods fifteenth major title and it prompted emotional celebrations by the 18th green with his children and his mother. it was fantastic to see him do this yesterday. the little fist pump on the left of the screen. ouch! it would be up there as one of the hardest i think i've ever had the win, just because of what has transpired the last couple of years of trying to come back and play, and i was close last year a couple of times, with a chance in the last two major championships and then i applied what i learned from those two and was able to seal the deal today. it's just unreal for me to experience

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highway patrol investigators say a vehicle was fast approaching the victims-- a man and a woman... and just to be safe the driver pulled over to the shoulder to let that car move on... but that's when police say the suspect's car pulled in front of them and someone inside started shooting... the victims ducked under the dashboard-- luckily they weren't shot... the suspect is descirbed as 35 t0 40 year old, white adult male. bald head. tattoos on his face and right arm. (pam) a 25- thousand dollar reward has been announced ... for information leading to the conviction of a san francisco anti- violence advocate. san francisco police authorized the reward ... to help catch the person responsible the murder of joseph taeotui . he was gunned down last august in front of his home and he died in the hospital more than a week later. ta-e-o-tui was 43- years old.. he leaves behind a wife and a daughter. and authorities say.. you can send tips anonymously to the san francisco police department (pam) the environmental protection agency announced today .... an 86-thousand dollar settlement wit

or sell a house and pay a real estate agent a big commission.t redfin, we charge you a 1% listing fee. and because redfin.com is america's #1 brokerage site our agents get moreeyes oe so you sell for thousands more than the one next door. don't get stuck in the past. sell with a redfin agent. >>> the september terror attacks changed how people think of security but since that the threats to security have evolved. that is the focus of the book by janet napolitano. the current uc president is joining us live now in studio, good morning. >> good morning. >> i interviewed you in taus onarizona when you were the attorney general in the state. do you remember? >> no, i don't but i was attorney general when the 9/11 attacks occurred and what i have in the book is there was no play book with how to respond. we were flying on our own out there. >> i remember when i moved to tucson after 9/11 and i know a lot of the stories i focused on, security at the border, what have we learned since and what do we still need to do? >> one of the things we have done i

a date has yet to be set for a hearing, but possible sanctions range from a fine to a ban.t and to get disqualified, rather than be knocked out because he was spent by the time this happened. you know, it was the easy way out for him, to get disqualified. so, he thought i would be the one to quit, and it turned out to be himself. the wales and scarlets fullback leigh halfpenny says he feared for his career after suffering a head injury. he took a blow to the head during the autumn test against australia and he was out for three months, missing wales's six nations triumph. he's played three games since being cleared to return in february. i was just constantly having headaches and, you know, was trying to do something on the bike orjust a lightjog and my head would be pounding from it. and i was just thinking, "when is this going to end? is it going to, you know, stop?" because you think you're coming right and you think, "0k, right to play for this game," and then you're not right. andy murray has posted a video of himself on a tennis court for the first time since his late

pack a coat. i'll have a breakdown in just a bit.r sunday, i've got that covered. >> all right. we begin with continuing coverage for you of a woman dragged by a muni train after her hand got stuck in the door. this is prompting new concerns about the transit eigagency's n train. so what happened and could this happen again? state regulators are on the case and muni is under the mic microscope. >> reporter: in video first obtained by the "san francisco examiner," you can see she gets to the train and gets her hand stuck in the door. it looks like the agent tries to tell the operator but the train takes off. >> is she pinned under the train or can you get her out? >> she's not trapped or anything. we can get her out. we just need a backboard. >> the california public utilities announced it's opened an investigation on this incident. the new trains don't have mirrors and operators can only see passengers boarding through a video camera. the acting director demonstrated how sensors are supposed to open if a person sticks their hand in a

a british man hailed as a hero for stopping a global cyber—attack has made a public apoilogy after pleadingus hutchins was credited with stopping an attack which threatened the nhs and other major organisations two years ago but yesterday he pleaded guilty to charges relating to a banking malware that could be used to steal passwords in 2014. he has since released a statement on his website, saying... engineering works on the west coast main line are causing severe disruption for rail passengers over this easter bank holiday weekend. services between scotland and northern england are affected, with no trains running north of lancaster. it's because of a £4 million signal and track upgrade which won't be completed until tuesday morning. the ancient art of stone stacking was used in the past for important celebrations and marking memorials, but recently it's made a resurgence. it's now a competitive sport, and the east lothian town of dunbar is hosting the european stone stacking championship this weekend. alexandra mackenzie sent us this report. the stone stacking has started already and wha

"i've seen a cat without a gri, but a grin without a cat." hey, mercedes, end audio. change lighting to soft blue. the completely reimagined 2020 gle. with intelligent voice control and availablthird row. your adventure awaits at the mercedes-benz spring event but hurry the event ends april 30th. >>9:26 is your time on this saturday. four things to know -- start with a quest for the cup that continues for theps ca face-off tonight at 8:00 p.m. at capital one arena, but you can watch it right here on nbc 4. >>> also here on nbc 4, tomorrow, "meet the press." chuck todd speaking with house judiciary committee chair jerry nadler and rudy giuliani. "meet the press" is at 10:30 right after "news4 today." ks >>> today mar 20 years since two gunmen opened fire inside of columbine high school in littleton, colorado.or much on this somber anniversary tonight on "nbc nightly news." >>> crews cleaning up the damagf r a tornado touched down in on rest. give yourself extra time before hitting the roads. lauryn ricketts could b debris. saw derrick ward surveying that. no more sever

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that was a bit of a bump, sorry.d by seeing it as a sport, more younger ringers will get involved. i thought it would be very hard but it is quite easy it is really enjoyable, it's a lot more technical than you think. you have to think about where you are going. you can start to learn when you are eight, nine, ten, and you can go on until you well are into your 90s, provided you can climb the stairs. and you do need hours and hours of learning before you can do this finally, with a bit of tuition from jane, and you do need hours and hours of learning before you can do this on your own, and now i am part of a bell ringing ensemble, making this beautiful sound that is ringing out across wokingham. mishap free. disappointingly so. it is 9:53am. what do children from different ethnic backgrounds really think of one another? that's a question posed by a new television programme exploring racial segregation in schools. the great british school swap sees white and southeast asian pupils swap places as part of a radical expe

a pair costs about a buck.s markets their denim overalls as the uniform of the working class. >> who bought them at the time? >> miners in the west, farmers, mechanics -- anybody that did hard labor would have bought levi's back then. >> that's because workers love how tough and durable the pants are, as this pair from 1890 proves. >> from the 1800s? i mean, they feel like they could be right now. they really could withstand a lot. >> absolutely. >> so it was all about strength? >> it was all about strength. >> now, here's something really important to remember in this "strange inheritance" tale. in 1906, the epic san francisco earthquake devastates the levi's headquarters... >> their building, it was completely leveled. >> ...along with all of levi's records and inventory. the first 30 years of the company's history -- gone. of course, for the next century and more, the company thrives. indeed, the pants it manufactures become an american icon. think about it. is there anything the world loves more about ameri

a couple of times a year in the land. that is why lunardi it was determined that with this fresco he was going to stomach the moment. and they probably would have been expecting that he would have done a last supper akin to all of those that had been done primarily in florence in tuscany sienna for the previous two hundred years but of course he did something quite different that archetype showed christ breaking bread thus establishing the first eucharist but like a skilled film director leonardo picked a far more dramatic see the moment when she uses the climbers that one of the men in the room is a traitor. that noose literally explodes from the center and hits the apostles in various poses of shock disbelief sorrow even anger the full panoply of human emotions is laid bare the same idea that had galvanized his adoration of the manager some twenty five years earlier leonardo wanted action and he also wanted the emotion and the dramatic intensity of what happened in in those seconds in jerusalem and that of course one of

a promilitary party will form a government.he shape of the next government may not emerge for many weeks. japan has named a new imperial coronation ofe the crown prince and it will start on may 1 20 replaces his father. when the emperor replaces his father. a host of documents mark the firstfrom when an emperor sat on the chrysanthemum throne. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and @tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. nejra: olivia. thank you so much. let's get the latest on brexit. you can lawmakers will seize oftrol proceedings. that is after theresa may's deal was voted down for a third time on friday. he said parliament needs to take responsibility for avoiding a new deal brexit. >> a lot of people say just leave a deal. i don't think the british people us.d thank there are very significant consequences. we are on the following the referendum result. we have a responsibility and we need to take it seriously. nejra: the fund manager is still wi

bitcoin has a bit of a rally recently.that renewing interest in the terms of etf space and put this next to the diamond story for me. athanasios: they run parallel. it was the same issues with bitcoin. between the two, there is a lot more interest in bitcoin and a lot more of the firms are focusing on bitcoin. when you look at the price of diamonds over the past five or 10 years, it has been flat. bitcoin is volatile and doing very well. why would it be this uncorrelated passive -- asset class. guy: maybe that is what you want. we will leave it there. thank you very much indeed. ahead, china hails -- hits a new consensus and president trump says it will be weeks before we see a deal. we will have details next. the s&p 500 is up .4%. thenasdaq is up .5% and nasdaq up .1%. in the s&prformer 500 is align technology. this is bloomberg. ♪ so with xfinity mobile i can customize each line for each family member? yup. and since it comes with your internet, you can switch wireless carriers, and save hundreds of dollars a year. are

stays in a whole customs union a whether the u.k. stays in the customs union and the single market but the problem is that two reason may doesn't want those as well red lines no customs union because a customs union will prevent the u.k. from striking trade deals with anyone outside the e.u. that defeats the purpose of the no single market because that would allow freedom of movement immigration and so those are the two things that she's been standing against the problem is her party parliament. cabinet completely split over the whole issue of bricks it say which ever way she tons is going to alienate one hoff's a very difficult time and whether any of those options can get a majority well we just have to wait and see you used the word alienated i mean there's alienation i think happening on both sides of the channel particularly in the last couple of weeks bad blood bad breaks and blood i want you to take a listen to what germany's junior foreign minister michael roth what he had to say had some very choice words this past weekend f

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he is also a fullback, a devout christian and has made a similar comment last year.omment last year. here is chrisjones. in his latest post that was put out on his social media channels yesterday, he said that hail awaits all gay people. he picks these homophobic beliefs down to his religious views and a year ago the by religious views and a year ago the rugby australia authorities and disciplined him. now did come back and said they've made repeated effo rts and said they've made repeated efforts to contact him, he is not returned our calls and in the absence of any mitigating factors, he will get the sack. he is one of australia's best players but rugby australia's best players but rugby australia are putting the values of the game and the offences because with these comments about his playing ability. atletico madrid's diego costa won't play for the club again this season after receiving an eight match ban for abusing a referee. the former chelsea striker was given a straight red card in the first half of their defeat against barcelona last weekend. any match repo

advocating for truth, justice an a a a a a a a a a a a a a a . by my book on amazon. greg gutfeld is next to back the portion about subjecting who we charged criminally in this country and making this by popular demand doesn't work that way. >> hold on. >> abbey what was that? [laughter] greg: that is where doctor went. [applause] i am worried. all this good news has someone checked in on the press? >> my god, it was like he had failed and alzheimer's competency test. thirty-six times he said i can't remember. >> they began the impeachment proceedings that the smaller report suggestal deserves. >> this report shows what trump practices behind the scenes look like in that white house but everybody to be extremely work. >> it's all very damning and politically embarrassing. >> shameful. >> and shameful and unethical. [laughter] greg: they are like the best unintentional comedy duo. check out how many people they had on this cnn panel. look at this. [laughter] that is seven people in one free to bid. he's not really people. that's a lot of folks. they are all there to sa

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a man was stabbed after a fight at a fruitvale station and a woman killed in a parking lot and, of course, last year wilson was killed in a stabbing at mcarthur station. chief rojas found some success during his tenure. vacancies were cut in half and some riders say they've noticed more officers in and around the stations. rojas' last day is may 6th. chicago just became the largest american city ever to elect a black woman as mayor. >> when she takes office in may she will be the city's first openly gay mayor. lightfoot is a former assistant u.s. attorney. she told her supporters they were going to remake chicago. she has never held elected office. san francisco mayor london breed released a statement congratulating her. it said in part, quote, all across our country, more and more black women are showing what they can do in positions of leadership, and each of us who is elected opens the door for even more young girls and boys to follow in our paths. >>> coming up, the attraction that's now looking for a new own are. >>> also, picking and choosing were patagonia is thinking twice about i

or sell a house and pay a real estate agent a big commission. [crash] at redfin, we charge you a 1% listing fee. and because redfin.com is america's #1 brokerage site our agents get more eyes on your home so you sell for thousands more than the one next door. don't get stuck in the past. sell with a redfin agent. >>> from domestic violence to personal space, this is an issue we are seeing more of in the court of laws and court of public opinion. joining us is ondrea shorter, one of the members of the san francisco's commission on the status of women and active politically in san francisco. joe biden, we have gone from domestic violence probably had those issues, now we have personal space. how are we and the public supposed to interpret all of this? >> there's a lot going on. i think it's important that as far as the case around larry baer, that is separate and different. let's not conflate the two. >> the san francisco giants president who taped to the argument with his wife and was pushing and shoving. >> yeah, that's a different look. certain

foggy start a few showers to finish and then a dry a d much clearer week ahead of us which i'll get to still to come rob and they back up at the bay bridge toll plaza, the drive into san francisco is already packed. >>you see the headlights here the pay gates and this goes all the way back into the maze that didn't take long right, it's back to been to the east shore connector, the 5.80 connector, but your overall drive time is still under 15 minutes for now want to take you over to the minutes because it's going to be a very slow merge if you have to come from to 38. and you want to get over to the nimitz right here we have an accident a to the south after 2.38. and it's still blocking the far right lane. so 80's stacked up from washington to 38 is backed up on to 5.18 now so you're going to get that slow traffic as soon as you emerge out of castro valley for west 5.80. the whole stretch of to 38 all the way over to the nimitz because of that crash and then after that you'll get a break so 25 minutes and growing to to 37 and one more 80 west and cutting accident working this is why yo

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political figure and a bit of a pop star. and the combination of those two powers is really something to behold. >> so where's mitch? >> the person who occupies the white house right now is there in part because of celebrity culture. and alexandria stepping into that same hole in our society. >> the lipstick color she wore with at her debate was selling out. the fact she wore hoop earring on her swearing in. i want to make other women from the bronx who wear hoops and look like a congresswoman. >> by late march, she had more than 3.75 million twitter followers. >> every tweet she sends seems to ricochet across the internet. >> when donald trump jr. mocked her political views with a meme, suggests souths of social societies are reduced to eating dogs. aoc replied with a twitter post warning him about her own subpoena power. >> i don't think people know what to take of alexandria on social media because she claps back so hard. she has the style of cardi b. with bernie sanders sized goals. >> it is exactly what the political rev

chik-fil-a issued a statement last month. they say yes, their founder uses biblical principles to run the company go they say they're adamant that their support for certain groups has nothing to do with attacking or silencing others. anser hassan, abc 7 news. >>> tonight, an update to a story that was one of the most popular on abc7news.com for days. those mannequins in the front yard of a santa rosa home that we showed you are gone. jason windus installed naked mannequins after the city hit him with a zoning violation because his fence was too high. he says his neighbor also complained about visibility auction. so windus decided to comply with the city and cut the fence and also install the unique garden party in protest of the zoning violation. he sent this message, "had to send my party guests home yesterday, time to start working on rebeautifying my yard. seems like an endless money pit at the moment. i'm confident my nosy neighbor got my memo. here are all of them waving goodbye." >>> coming up, after 249 days the salesf

the red cross later got into a hotel by to a voucher. a fire officials are still looking into this cause. >>because the fire was so danced upon arrival and had spread so quickly through the building. some of the main supports that hold the roof up have been heavily damaged and so in conjunction with our own fire investigators. the city of about a building engineers and a structural engineer only determine how safe it is for folks to go in and actually do the investigation. >>well in total 10 businesses suffered some sort of damage with 8 of those businesses suffering significant fire damage. do not use your cell phone while driving, you know this right, especially this month because chp and other agencies have stepped up enforcement for distracted driving this month see trees out and there really patrolling they're looking for you and other folks who may be distracted by the improper and illegal use of cell phones and other activities while you're driving. officer rossli says that they are easy to spot. >>the little things that kind of s

it's got a few unique features about it. 0n the island, there's a pub, a shop, a community hall, a churchs hard to play football in eriskay because the conditions aren't always ideal. the pitch is different from most pitches most people have played on before. it's not exactly flat. there is a wee hill in the corner, and the top half is a wee bit higher than the bottom half. it's right on the edge of a really steep hill. it's really exposed to the elements as well. you can't slag the pitch off because it is a regulated pitch from fifa. you can play football anywhere. if you can't play football on a wee bumpy pitch, you shouldn't be playing. football means a lot to the island. it's good for the community. the community supports it. notjust to coming out to watch the games but financially as well. we couldn't run it without the community. what team on that pitch? could probably get barcelona to enter our level on that pitch. it means the world to them, playing foot ball it means the world to them, playing football appear. i do this because i love the club, and the island. i will keep it goin

higher by a half a point.alphabet, a number of other tech names, that's where the action is. it's on the downside. yesterday markets were higher but just by a fraction. take a look at the market at 4:00 on wall street yesterday when the dow industrials picked up 11 points, s&p a 500 was up 3 and nasdaq was up 15 and-a-half yesterday. the s&p 500 and nasdaq hit all-time record highs. they were supported by strong earnings and consumer spending data. as you see. that's a record, 2943 on the s&p. european indices this morning are mixed. take a look at the fq100 in the u.k., down 12 points. the cac in paris is down 13 points. but the dax index squeezing out a gain, it's fractional, up one and three quarters points in germany. in asia overnight, there were slowdown worries in china because we had the purchasing manager's index come had m lower than expected. as you see, the shanghai composite is up half a percent. japan is closed for the golden week holiday, no action there, obviously for the nikkei average. there

or sell a house and pay a real estate agent a big commission.t redfin, we charge you a 1% listing fee. and because redfin.com is america's #1 brokerage site our agents get more eyes on your home so you sell for thousands more than the one next door. don't get stuck in the past. sell with a redfin agent. >>> good morning to you, looking at a moist westerly flow across the bay area allowing for some isolated showers. 7:00 with 50s around the bay. it's mild. mist and drizzle. still a lot of cloud cover out there. the heavy rain holding off till tomorrow. >>> new at 6:00, many of us missing a spot when applying sunscreen and spf moisturizers, particularly the area around our eyelids. 84 people were asked to apply and then exposed them to uv radiation. photos showed on average 14% missed the eyelid region and the area with spf moisturizers so experts say the eyelid region has high risk and remember to put it on there appropriately. >> you can see why it doesn't happen because you don't want it in your eyes. >> avoid the area. >> it's good to know. >>

a chinese family as a foreigner. how do you feel. when i told my parents i'm getting a foreigner my father chris glass down we were having lunch and he said why did you say that i said a foreigner. he shouted are you crazy what's wrong with you all these foreigners are playboys. that. it's true i didn't like him at the start he's fat he said he was poor and a student base don't talk about that it's embarrassing. they continued to joke about what has now turned into a wonderful friendship for his part thomas says he's lucky to have found the chinese family who share his sense if you want one sketch at a time. transforming a world heritage site into an art museum germany's fogging entire works is hosting the urban art. it features unique custom made artworks that reflect the site's district. just lovely. large sporting. it's got a sunroof a new b.m.w. eight series also comes as a complete cop out a test or i play. it's got an air of ferrari but was considered the cheapest for the nine to feel. good you know it holds ol

is that not a shock? is that not a surprise?itchell: i have not gone through all the numbers in detail. it filed an hour ago. but in q4 of 18, uber eats from a volume perspective was $2.6 billion. sawly know that because i it a while back. but i have not look at revenue numbers. caroline: let's turn our attention to a man who has. i was surprised by how dominant ride-hailing has been what has so many other parts of growing. eric: right, because uber wants to sell this vision. the focus is the suite of services, but when you dig into it is very small relative to ridesharing. it is growing on gross bookings basis, and when you dig into net revenue, it looks like it reverses because of the subsidies. if you are grubhub right now, you have sort of got to have a little laugh, at least for the time being, because uber is able to operate their food delivery business unsustainably while trying to grow market share, but relative tos small the ridesharing business. caroline: this is a company focused on growth and growth potential. it is

take a look. we have a name. is laron davis. is a 49-year-old man, and they say that he is a resident of san francisco. they are still looking for the suspect in both his killing and another man's after a very long day of searching. oakland police said they got a call at 10:15 friday morning about the shooting on the 4100 block of market street. please put crime tiburon one house where they say they found a man who had been shot multiple times. the oakland fire department and paramedics responded, but they say the victim was pronounced dead at the scene. the victim, neighbor say, was an employee of the city of berkeley. oakland police began a manhunt for the suspect, 43-year-old stefon jefferson , described as 5'10", 185 pounds. of public record shows his address at the house of the scene. he had a california license plate 7wvy390 . then just before 1:30 p.m., san francisco police got a call to arelious walker drive about the city in this city daily district. they released this photo say they were searching for the same suspect

again, it's a value judgment or policy judgment about whether that's a a good thing or a bad thing but think it accurately describes reality. >> it's not really any remedy for that, is there? >> not that part those of the actions of other people reacting to registration. but look, i appreciate your perspective very much, and your comments. thank you. >> and i very much appreciate all three of you being here today. they do so much. this was a terrific conversation. i want to make one final point. i hope everybody understands a special this nice gentleman here. when we people from u.s. government and we have lawyers here frankly, asking questions about particular individuals is always very fraught tickets my job up here to be the heavy and the enforcer, and to ensure that we don't step on peoples privacy rights and that we don't put other people in awkward positions. i hope everybody forgets us for that, but we do have public interest here. thank you all so much for being here. [applause] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> the national commission on military, national

a shooting into my thirty's smear. a little this is. a post someone. because of the old style if you will it's pretty easy. the business model of facebook is to pressure people to continue communicating through facebook and giving facebook personal information this is what makes facebook a surveillance monster show facebook does not have users facebook has used it's people that facebook use it's. you look at the sheriff's office the sheriff's office has a half a billion dollar budget i don't think it's too many departments that have somewhere around five hundred fifty or five hundred and. you know the budget. that's a pretty lucrative bunch. talking about a lot of money involved you're talking about. a lot of power and if you're not in there click then you're then you're a problem now the sheriff sheriff job. and this is not a written anywhere in a contract but my feeling is that the sheriff's job is to protect the reach people pay for his campaigns to be. from. from the normal bradshaw says his crime fighting days are far from over we the people beach