it is a perfect morning for a run.porting fog this morning and pull. let's look at the current numbers. upper 40s reported in the inland valley locations. the rest of us in the 50s. low to upper 50s to start the morning. in the afternoon we will have partly cloudy skies and we will get a warming trend. april be minor today but down the road the inland communities will get near 90 degrees. that is by wednesday. when i come back i will have a look at the afternoon highs in the extended forecast and we will have more about what is going on out here. we are part tear on the other side of the hays hill so we are waiting for the folks to come over the side in a little bit. my colleague christien kafton is at the start line for all the excitement. how does it look out there?>> it is looking great. hash tag party pooper. you are all dressed up. i feel terrible. i stood you up. >> i don't know if you heard that i have a pink cape that you can wear if you are interested. >> we will follow the runners and we will try to see if we

he has a july birthday soette a era whole year younger or a whole year older. >> i was a november birthday during the entire break karen was trying to convince me that it was okay because she was 21 when she was in college. it was fine. it was good. it's all good. whatever. 21 senior year. let's move on. thank you. here's what's trending. did you hear about this one. the trivia champion. he is all over the internet, is he funny, awkward funny. a guy buzz i cohen to be exact. he's a jeopardy champion. but the way he has been responding in jeopardy has a lot of people talking. at 19,800, what is see you tomorrow, tremendous beck, who is you aren't rid of me yet? you are going to pursue this theme as long as you're the clamp. he had 19,800 and what is see you tomorrow tray beck? he's watched a lot of -- a music executive from loss angels who con trolls tray beck with saturday night lives. others say he's a clamp, others say he's obnoxious. after all that, buddy lost last night you've likely heard of the i'm like maneuver. it's something you do when someone is choking. one man did it for the f

it is a love poem but a friend said dana when you write a poem about a young man and woman in a garden with an appleal it is about something else. it is called the apple orchid. this is written years later and addressed to her. you won't remember it-the apple orchard we wandered through one april afternoon, climbing the hill behind the empty farm. a city boy, i'd never seen a grove burst in full flower or breathed the bittersweet perfume of blossoms mingled with the dust. a quarter mile of trees in fragrant rows arching above us. we walked the aisle, alone in spring's ephemeral cathedral. we had the luck, if you can call it that, of having been in love but never lovers- the bright flame burning, fed by pure desire. nothing consumed, such secrets brought to light! there was a moment when i stood behind you, reached out to spin you toward me but i stopped. what more could i have wanted from that day? everything, of course. perhaps that was the point- to learn that what we will not grasp is lost. there is a type of religious statue in the southwestern united states. it was carved out of w

karla: ¿a quiÉn se parecerÁ? johnny: a william. alan: se parece a su dueÑo.despierta amÉrica", felicitaciones. casa nueva pasen por aquÍ. alan: vamos a platicar mÁs adelante con ivÁn, con josÉ luis, porque se acerca la copa amÉrica centenario, ¿quÉ me traes? ivÁn: la pelota oficial de la copa amÉrica centenario. alan: quÉ bueno regalito. josÉ luis: para nosotros es un privilegio estar en "despierta amÉrica", es un honor. alan: el honor es nuestro, vamos una pausa, estamos felices de la vida, platicaremos con ellos mÁs adelante, estoy muy emocionado con estos jugadorazos. johnny: suelta ♪ ♪ alan: aquÍ estamos, muy precioso el balÓn, es el conmemorativo, se va a juga la copa amÉrica centenario. edgar: yo estoy feliz. alan: yo tambiÉn, los vi jugar, ivÁn fue campeÓn con las Águilas del amÉrica. ivÁn: vamos aquÍ las de corazÓn. alan: y aquÍ, en las atajadas, los goles en los tiros de esquina. edgar: estamos a 30 dÍas de la copa amÉrica, en univisiÓn prometimos la mejor cobertura. armamos uno dream team. ivÁn zamorano que serÁ en los partidos de chile, ¿cÓmo ves a

everyone gets a pretzel! you get a pretzel and you get a a pretzel!"ers and applause ] everyone gets -- speaking of bernie sanders, i saw that he gave an interview on "the view" this week. of course, "the view" is known for being a welcoming, warm, inviting talk show. [ laughter ] so, i think bernie expected it to be an easy interview. i'm not sure he got that. take a look. >> you don't have the numbers, according to everything we're hearing and seeing, to become the nominee. >> you can't win the nomination right now with pledge delegates. >> if you lose the nomination, which is highly probable at this point. >> are you doing more harm to the party than good? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: the first time bernie felt the bern. [ laughter and applause ] it's like, wait a minute. what's going on here? [ applause ] and you might not know this, but former new mexico governor gary johnson is running as a a third-party libertarian candidate. and he's actually polling around 10% against hillary clinton and donald trump and i think i know why people are starting to pay

a person, a man struck and killed by a train this morning. you can see investigators are out here with caltrain and also the fire department, the sheriff's department, as well, investigating the exact circumstances. there are yellow gates, you guys, that close and let people know when a train is going by, that you aren't supposed to be crossing here. it appears that they were operational. of course, that will be a part of the long-term investigation mere. again a man struck and killed by a train and now buses are in place to get people where they need to go this morning. if people use caltrain on the peninsula, this is going to be quite a headache this morning, sal. >> that's right. alex. thank you very much. i want to show you the map that alex spoke about. i will show you the traffic or the train system, pardon me, between million millbrae and station park. the cities stations in the -- the stations in the middle are at operational. and trains are turning around. so the trains are coming down to here and then making the turn back up and the

a movie is a good idea. what i would like to do first is check in with our weather watchers and see what they have to say. what i am seeing -- the rain is not up and running yet. but it will be. it is filling and across the region. right now we have 48 degrees on long island. david herman reporting mostly cloudy skies. no rain yet. let's see if we travel to the west and to the northwest. 43 degrees right now in berryville, new york. this system moving west, to east. and the rain will begin filling in for all of us as we progressed through sunday. let's go live outside. in the city, a few sprinkles. 50 degrees. very mild. it does not get any warmer. wind out of the east at five. soggy and cool to finish the weekend. highs today only around 50 degrees. it will be about 70 degrees below normal. and then showers and thunderstorms tomorrow. not an all-day washout tomorrow like we anticipate today. but nonetheless, a day when you will have to be prepared with the umbrella. seasonable temperatures for the rest of t

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it looks like a mild republican pickup in a field or a group that already have a big advantage in. what i did want to ask was on the congressional question, i think we all agree that if there were a big win for hillary clinton over donald trump a lot of those features will fall. but what if donald trump does pretty well? whether he wins or not -- he has different asterisk. there will be people that will want to run toward trump, part will want to run against him. what you say to those people that will be conflicted. they might benefit in some ways, but also be troubled? mr. ornstein: you are absolutely right. i do think that we are going to find a lot of republicans who will come back into the fold. it may get closer than it would otherwise be. we're not going to see, i think the kind of blowout of a , goldwater losing 45 states or a mondale or a mcgovern losing 49 states. the states are more firmly red and blue now, although some of those red states may be in play. but if you have got lawmakers in states that are still swing and could turn close they have a huge dilemma on their h

a police sergeant killed a 27- year-old behind the wheel of a car. that marked the end of greg suhr's career. san francisco's police chief. it also renewed the debate about police use of force and the possible use of tasers in san francisco. >>> well, the slayer county district attorney will not -- the santa clara county district attorney will not charge two police officers in the deadly shooting last christmas of a mentally ill man. two police officers shot and killed 31-year-old william wrath outside of a residential treatment center in palo alto. the officers responded after wrath called 911 and falsely claimed that a man was threatening other patients at that treatment center. the d.a. says the police officers were threatened by wrath who came at them with a knife.. >> now, the d.a. released dashcam video of what happened out there taken from several different aprilles. one angle clearly shows him charging at one of the officers and what comes next is very graphic, very disturbing. so we're not going to show it. we're actually stopping the video

during the hay day, there were three paper mills, a cotton mill, a silk mill, a foundry, a beehive oflly took care of you. they built and provided homes for their employees. schools. the river provided energy. the company provided nearly everything else. >> ed: the heyday is gone. people are definitely struggling to find work. the town just kind of died during the '80s. when the folks came to work, they were immigrants -- >> anthony: attracted by the manufacturing here. >> ed: correct. made it a possibility of owning a home in a real decent part of the county here. ♪ >> ed: so my father was here, a millwright, a millwright's job is a jack of all trades if you will. if there was something that needed to be repaired. >> anthony: you could work in a mill and live in a nice home, send your kids to school, make a living all on a mill salary. >> ed: you bet. >> anthony: it's unthinkable now almost. what happened to the business? >> ed: things are going to other countries, but not coming back to the united states. >> anthony: this town became redundant. >> ed: correct. >> anthony: again and

a driver apparently trying to make a getaway barreled down a sidewalk in brooklyn striking a child.ashcam video capturing the scene as the car hurtled down the sidewalk narrowly missing women, children and several baby strollers. the driver eventually caught. people there are angry at that driver as you can see. >>> we turn now to another unbelievable story here of bravery during a home invasion near salem, oregon. >> a teenager hiding in a closet texting her mother quickly discovered by the intruders. but it's wa she did next that really turned the tables. here's abc's brandi hitt with the story. >> oh, my god. they're in the room. >> stay here with me. >> reporter: a terrified mother calling police to report a break in near salem, oregon. her 18-year-old daughter, jensen clark, home alone had just texted her mom, who is here? someone is knocking. >> he started ringing the doorbell like six or seven times in a row, just getting pretty aggressive. >> reporter: don't answer, texts her mother as she calls the 911. >> 911. >> i just got a call from my taken daughter that someone is try

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a uniformed secret service officer shot a man who apparently tried to approach a guard station with aeapon. that suspect who was taken to the hospital he is in critical condition at last word. president obama was not at the white house at the time. he was out playing round of golf. >> back here at home what was supposed to be a fun day for children could have quickly turned to disaster when wind picked up and tossed a bounce house. fox 29's joanne pileggi is live outside bernie elementary school with more. joanne w any of the children hurt? >> reporter: fortunately, miraculously, dawn new york city one was hurt. but we are told from eyewitnesses that several children managed to jump out of the bounce see house just before it lifted off the ground, flew over the power lines and then crash landed here across the street from the school. take look at these photos of the deflated bounce see house as it sits wrapped around a traffic light. what we know there was a carnival here at bernie charter school in logan, and there were several bounce see houses as part of the festivities and fun. no

a nuestros hijos a la escuela.ando: buenos dÍas, lunes festivo. desde mÉxico tenemos todo lo que pasÓ en la boda de nuestra amiga aislinn derbez. y ademÁs, imágenes de jennifer lÓpez que le estÁn dando la vuelta al mundo. miren eso! cualquiera se despierta asÍ un lunes festivo en "despierta amÉrica", tu show favorito, con jlo, alegrÍa y todo lo que quieras. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ alan: un abrazo enorme. muy buenos dÍas, lunes 30 de mayo de 2016. estamos viendo imÁgenes preciosas de los angeles, california. un abrazo de todo corazÓn de "despierta amÉrica" para ustedes. karla: asÍ es, gente trabajadora. hoy tambiÉn estamos conmemorando el dÍa de la recordaciÓn de nuestros caÍdos. un abrazo para todos aquellos familiares que han perdido un ser querido en la guerra. johnny: gracias a ellos tenemos un paÍs libre. seÑores, es hora de... todos: "cÓdigo segura"! ♪ ♪ orlando: a esta hora, "cÓdigo segura". buenos dÍas, chicago, los angeles. despertamos junto a la bella jennifer lÓpez en un hotel de las vegas. y las imÁgenes nos dieron gana

year. >> i'll not support a continuance we needed to take a vote i'm going to make a subsequent motion to deny the appeal. >> commissioner antonini. >> i want a vote on continuance i think about four years ago, we had a similar project that was not a co-op that was a condo and some burns i believe that the owner is now deceased it was one of the owners of the giants in the old plaza we did thing more lonely we approved the merge of the two units that was of the same family and wanted to put those unite together that is more compelling this co-op where there is a board and they own shares instead of individuals unit if so possible we deny either of the units will be an individual unit i'm still in favor of the continuance. >> commissioner moore. >> just for the record for the last ten years the commissioner is not here the down side of living in a condominium that is interning into rental it significant by commissioner sugaya and myself, however, i see a erosion of smaller ownership in condominiums and co-op means by basically mentioning it within and diminishing the rightful operation

stubblefield is a hero to many with his glory days in the 90s but a man that won a super bowl in the different light. morgan hill police releasing this mug shot. he was charged with five felony counts accused of raping a developmentally disabled woman in april of last year. prosecutors say stubblefield post add job on a baby sitting website about a job as a nanny. prosecutors say the victim in this case went to his morgan hill home for an interview, after she left stubblefield texted her that he wanted to pay her for her time and that's when the alleged rape happened. prosecutors calling it a crime of violence against a vulnerable victim. he was booked on the counts this afternoon and being processed through the santa county clara jail. he will be released in 45 minutes and we will have more throughout the evening. >>> one of the three drifters charged in the murders of two people in the bay area has taken a plea deal. sean engle agreed to a second- degree murder conviction. he will testify against morrison and allgood. charged in the murder of audrey carry killed in golden gate park

a 911 dispatcher that a reporting party called about a stabbing at a home on arkansas street. >> someone at her home is stabbing her. they can hear yelling and altercations. >> police have detained a suspect but have not identified him. they have not said what the motive was. but the source says it could be someone she knows. >> for this to happen to her it's just unbelievable. and we're in shock. >> she worked on high profile cases such as her defense of a suspected gang member convicted in 2012 of a triple homicide. he killed people in a case of mistaken identity. >> over her career she handled a lot of really hard cases, difficult and challenging cases. cases where her clients were hated. >> neighbors say that it appeared she lived alone and was often seen walking her dog. >> very out going, excitable. she loved her career. >> outside her home this evening flowers were left in honor of her memory. law enforcement at the crime scene told me they knew her professionally and they they too are shocked by what happened. her colleagueds came -- colleagues came by to pay respects. >> she had

al shabab was suspected of planting a bomb in a laptop, blowing a hole in this jetliner shortly after it took off from mogadishu, somalia. a month later another laptop bomb shattered windows when it exploded near a small somali airport. given terrorist obsession with aviation, u.s. officials say it is possible an explosion downed egypt air 804. >> it raises my suspicion level. >> reporter: that it was what? >> that it was something other than a mechanical -- >> reporter: a bomb? >> an explosive, right. >> reporter: john halinski, the former deputy administrator of the tsa, says terrorists have been doing their homework. >> they understand our tactics. they study the policies and security policies of the tsa and other organizations. >> reporter: u.s. investigators have been scanning social media and other sources looking for claims of responsibility. charlie, so far we're told there >>e no signs of boasting. the "cbs overnight news" will be right back. the military is more than a career, it's a journey. and every step along the way, the uso is there. it's an experience that soldier wil

billion a holding at a dollars, which is not much for a stock investment.to add to? a question of a successor? >> he brought these two guys in theirve been building own portfolios. other in his 40's and the they are buying it. lettingaybe he's them have their heads. an interestere's there. thisey are doing independently and liked the fundamentals. lisa: what are recent investments made by underlings? >> general motos. rs. there have been a couple in the oil patch. a couple years back, one guy made an investment in intel. isn't were saying this buy and hold. they are selling out of it. david: very unusual. excetpions like exxon, but that's unusual for him. ton ofe's not a portfolio turnover, but they will hold it a couple years and will sell. turning to yahoo, where buffett'sfit into current media holdings? more would be structured like a fixed income investment. he has helped people with deal financing. terms.n gets nice take: often he will upsides. withaned a lot of money media general, but ammade a fortune. lisa: this is not a bet on yahoo. is that what y

a mass search for a flight that disappeared. this is a map of the plane's route. aviation officials believe that the flight went down near the greek a rands. it was heading into -- islands. there are unconfirmed reports of eyewitnesses in greece seeing a fireball in the skye. the egyptian prime minister said it's too early to tell if it was a technical problem or a terrorist attack. >> there's four areas that we look at. humaner a -- human error. aboard were people from egypt, france and canada. we are following this breaking news. we'll have updates throughout mornings on two. >>> a cooling trend begins today, it started yesterday. inland it was hot. not today, it's a row bust breeze -- robust breeze. the temperature will settle down. 26, gusts to 31. when they are done there will be a 20-degree drop. the leading edge of the higher clouds in northern. cool ocean temps, this will play into the weather for the next four days. the cooling begins. cooler inland. 50s, 60s, 70s, temperature a 15, 20-degree drop. >>> not a lot, good morning to you, we're looking at a co

by a fisherman, the body of a female in the pond tied to a cinder block.it must have been left there sunday night into monday because children saw no six thing when they swam there on saturday afternoon. >> you would think it was someone familiar with the area. it's not a spot that everyone would know about. >> the d.a. says that the woman did not suffer gunshot wounds or blunts force trauma a. no signs of strangulation, and no water was in her lungs and she did not drown and was dead when placed in the water. >> they knew where the pond was in order to dump the body there.

a new twitter war this morning. >>> deadly shooting spree, a gunman on a rampage, a school, a mall andree people dead. another three wounded. the suspect, a federal police officer hiding in plain sight. how was he finally taken down? >>> only on "gma," the zika scare. for the first time a pregnant american woman is coming forward and speaking on camera after

or it is a deeper problem at a foot at disney? >> there's not a problem here. the stock should not be down 4% or 5%. this was an inline quarter. disney is different than all the other media conglomerates. they don't really steer the street a specific number in a quarter. bob eger plays this very interleinte interleinte inter -- intellectually honest. they missed the street because there is very strange accounting and consumer production licensing tied to the fact that quarter started on january 3 thrd year and start ond december 28th last year. that drove year end minimum guarantee payments. that was it. i think that the tv sbiz doing good. that there are some concerns. i think cp licensing is 18% to 20% better. the theme parks will get a big jolt from the launch of shanghai. and bob eger will be here for another two years. there is nothing to worry about here near term. they have time to figure out the leadership transition. >> answer david's point that investors were concerned not to hear bob eger say i'm willing to stay longer and obviously there have been s

we have a crash reported there just a short time ago. and taking a look here at the beltway, the beltway is looking good. southbound georgia avenue at eastern avenue, we have the debris still report in the center of the roadway. we'll have travel times in ten minutes. >>> thank you, melissa. 6:01 and today d.c.'s quest for statehood could hit a big road block in congress. the house will vote on a bill to take away the district's ability to spend local tax dollars without congressional approval. erika gonzalez is live at freedom plaza with strong words coming from the white house with today's vote. erika? >> reporter: senior advisers say this is fundament to a well-functioning democracy and would recommend the president veto the republican bill. so this is part of a statement released yesterday. the administration is disappointed that the congress has failed to provide elected the most basic authority to spend local tax collections without congressional approval. an authority held by local officials across the nation, end quote. the house

that is a concern. carol: is a recession a concern?k some people worry about it, but i do not think it is likely. it seems as though consumer financial conditions are in very sound shape. i think that is something that is going to maintain throughout the year and we look for a u.s. economy to grow by about 2%. that is reasonable, but not quite as up to speed. jonathan: can you reconcile that the that policy is good and acknowledgment that low rates is hurting consumer and confidence. russell: in the u.s., the low rates are hurting savers to some degree, but the other part of is the higher rates, that would not be able to be maintained in the marketplace because to get market rates to be higher as well, and savings returns to be higher, you need people to want to borrow that money and higher rates are just not going to bring that about. is really ahat it situation where the federal reserve is showing some confidence in the markets, but they don't want to get ahead of the game and i think for the broader u.s. economy, that is not appropr

a bowl? >> like chewbacca >> a bear? >> a cross between a lion and a buffalo?which thunder player has been an underwear model and had to -- and has a line of sunglasses? >> curry? >> you got it. >> the self-proclaimed best- dressed man in the nba. >> game 1 tonight against the warriors. it should be good. let's talk about the weather. >>> how about sunday? >> very nice. >> i can see mount diablo. the air quality is still good. a few clouds remaining. saturday it was warm. there is mount diablo. it is always a good sign when you can see it. that is a good sign for air quality. when it warms up the visibility drops. it will drop more tomorrow but the air quality is pretty good. a mild weekend with a little wind. the winds are starting to go northerly. that sets us up with a slight, if you look up here, you will see it slightly offshore. if you're on this side of the point it's an offshore wind. you think of sure is coming from the east but that will essentially give you some land seabreeze. it is a week offshore but it is there. 82 in fairfield. 81 in concorde. t

not a game. not a game. not a game. we talking about practice. not the game that i go out there and die for and play every game like it's my last. not the game. we talking about practice. man. i mean, how silly is that? we're talking about practice. i know i supposed to be to lead by example. i know that. and i'm not shoving it aside like it don't mean anything. i know it's important. i just do. i honestly do. but we talking about practice. man. >> if you practice, not you would be better but your team mates would be better. >> how the had hell can i make my team mates better by practicing? >> i can't help but laugh at that every single time. he did practice hard. he played hard when he have he played. he cared about practice. at the time, he thought he was going to walk in, talk about a contract extension and talk about, hey, we're in the playoff game right now. we're in the playoff series, let's talk about that. >> and they wanted to talk about practice. >> 14 years ago? all right. never forget it. >>> be sure to join us on the fox 29 news, a b

we had a guy on a fake unicorn. a guy on a motorcycle. there were two nicks. st. nick.capella group. >> that was my favorite. >> i thought carmelo anthony was going to be out. >> that guy was good. he might be around for a while. >> not just net acapella group, all for one. >> they hung around for a while, too. that was good. this guy's doing splits. he's going to hurt snimz it looks like he fell. >> i should say, there were two nicks. one was saint nick, one nick s. thankfully no nick v as long-time fans of the show will realize. one guy, the canadian named daniel, this is the traditional drunk guy on the first night. >> oh, wow. >> he stripped down to his underwear. he jumped in the pool. everybody was like, what's this dude doing? somehow, he did a lot of flexing, all of that. >> don't tell me he survived the first date. >> he certainly did. we'll call this weirdo the producer's pick. somehow he got a rose. another guy who got a rose is jordan rodgers who is the younger brother of packers quarterback aaron rodgers. >> no mystery as to why, by the way. >> exactly. exa

year. >> i'll not support a continuance we needed to take a vote i'm going to make a subsequent motion to deny the appeal. >> commissioner antonini. >> i want a vote on continuance i think about four years ago, we had a similar project that was not a co-op that was a condo and some burns i believe that the owner is now deceased it was one of the owners of the giants in the old plaza we did thing more lonely we approved the merge of the two units that was of the same family and wanted to put those unite together that is more compelling this co-op where there is a board and they own shares instead of individuals unit if so possible we deny either of the units will be an individual unit i'm still in favor of the continuance. >> commissioner moore. >> just for the record for the last ten years the commissioner is not here the down side of living in a condominium that is interning into rental it significant by commissioner sugaya and myself, however, i see a erosion of smaller ownership in condominiums and co-op means by basically mentioning it within and diminishing the rightful operation

if you reserve a zipcar, you walk a block.row, you walk to where ever it is and the car comes to your door and drops you off at your destination. the smart thing is that it goes it will lock over and pick up the next member and carry on. emily chang: what is your vision for the future of urban mobility? >> there is a convergence of technology and mobile players in the market that will enable smarter and cleaner streets. i believe that the sharing economy, whether car or ride, will continue to enable this. zipcarr is a leader -- is a leader. >> we encourage companies to go the distance and stay independent. is the new owner integrating the company or leaving it alone? what is happening? t group.budge for havinghem credit the foresight to see the revolution in the urban mobility, before others will stop -- before others. the second thing i credit is recognizing a strong focus on members and how we work with with sharing and mobility. the system enables the network to work and it has been left to our devices. as you know, we are

is of a certain color or a woman. intel ceo has said some of his employees are angry over those new policies and management has seefrd received lets. >>> other news, google's i/o conference will be held in google's back yard in the amphitheater. if you are not going, watch out for traffic on 101. the "new york times" says google will announce the google home project designed to take on this. amazon's echo, the devices that sit if your home and take voice commands. amazon just released a new version the size of a hockey puck. this is an older version. you can ask it to order a pizza or call uber. . >>> donald trump said silicon valley when you look at some of the tech stocks that are so, so weak as a concept and as a company, and they're selling for so much money. and i would have said can that ever happen again? i think that it could happen again. now, one of the differences between the last bubble and we're in a bubble the bubble, is that that one was public. i mean, a few shares. this one is more private, but people

it's a's pet bowl day. first 15,000 people who come get a doggie bowl with a's on it. i want one of those! right? >> head out to the game, then. >> you can wear it as a hat, too, a rally hat. or you can find lots of things to do with it. >> water in it for yourself because it's going to be hot. just lap up the water. a cereal bowl. >> good water bowl for us right here. >> thanks, roberta. >>> major cities across the country are doing their part to help bees get busy. >> san francisco and new york are just two metro areas raising bees right on top of buildings. it's all because there's a massive shortage of the insects across the u.s. now they are being raised to top manhattan skyscrapers and even san francisco hotels. animal experts hope for a population boost. bee numbers are just half of what they were 70 years ago. they have been helping plants pollinate and aren't being aggressive about it. >> these bees are important foreign new york city because the big apple needs pollinating. >> these are an important of the ecosystem. >> turns out there are 258 different types

a sad one. a massachusetts police officer fatally shot during a routine traffic stop. hours later the suspect jorge zambrano died in a shoot-out with police. >> they say zambrano who had a long criminal record burst out of the closet guns blazing. the officer leaves behind a wife and three children. abc's chuck severson has more. >> officer down, officer down, shots fired, trying to get more. >> reporter: gunshots during a routine traffic stop in massachusetts. >> vehicle has fled is responding rochdale heading towards the direction of lester. >> reporter: police officer ronald tarantino's brothers in blue rushed to the scene but it was too late. shooter was gone and the married father, 42-year-old father of three died at the hospital. >> we are devastated for his family. the residence of auburn have lost a dedicated and brave public servant. >> reporter: immediately police launched a massive man hunt for the suspect. investigators say tarantino had stopped the vehicle just after midnight when someone inside opened fire, hitting the officer multiple times in the chest.

. >> he was a loving father, a caring friend. everybody who knows him knows he was a great guy. >> reporter: officials say it appears his victims were chosen at random, that he did not know any of them. tonight three of the survivors are still in the hospital. joe fryer, nbc news, tauten, massachusetts. >>> federal grand jury has indicted a white ex-police officer on new charges in the killing of an unarmed african-american man. michael slager already faced a state murder charge for appearing on cell phone video to gun down walter scott in south carolina last year, as scott ran away. now slager has pleaded not guilty to the new federal charges, including violating scott's civil rights. he remains free on bail. >>> a new day, a new uproar in the race for president. tonight it's all about donald trump's taxes, not releasing them would be unprecedented in modern presidential politics, dating back decades. a new report suggests that's exactly what the candidate was planning to do. now trump is pushing back, and mitt romney is weighin

a rat is loose in a train car.ckly went viral in 2011 and it's definitely creepy but is it real? >>> that rat does not mess around. it's not like a rat, on the leg, oh, no, a human, i will get off of you. that rat was like, i will go towards the face hole. >> pretty horrifying visceral thing when you see that. this video is the kind of thing where it's hard to resist passing around. oh, my god, did you see this? >> but did that really just happen? >> i will say it did seem like it might have been people playing a joke. like they had a pet rat and were like, oh, let's let a rat loose on the subway. i did think there was some trained rat. i thought there would be a clicking noise in the back, and oh, there's a trainer. >> so, is this video for real or like some of our other videos, a trick? >> it was a subway rat. it wasn't somebody's house mouse. it wasn't a pet chinchilla. no, it was a dirty subway rat. >> jeff ford catches this hair-raising moment on camera while on his way home from work late at night. >> i was a

out nine years ago. >> i kind of was in limbo here for a while and i was looking for a with a i to complete my degree. >> but he didn't go back to a physical campus to get it, he recently earned a bachelor's degree in finance from penn state university after completing all of his work online at penn state world campus. >> this time around i approached it from more of a learning point of view instead of the end result of just, you know, getting a grade. >> nearly 3 million college students are taking courses exclusively online, bypassing the traditional campus experience. while they may not have the same opportunities to socialize and network as students on campus, they are gaining valuable skills. >> our students tell us that they come away learning more than perhaps they learned in a residential class and as an added benefit they also got more comfortable using technology along the way which is a great skill to have in the marketplace today. >> online degrees are becoming increasingly more accepted by the academic community and employers. 71% of college leaders in one study said the outcom

a mile and a half away is alcatraz.all around the world. people said if you broke the rules, you went to prison. if you break the rules in prison, you end up in alcatraz. >> reporter: it's a place as mysterious today as it was 50 years ago. alcatraz, a federal prison from 1934 to 1963. locking away some of the country's most notorious criminals. al capone was here. he played the banjo in the prison band. james whitey bulger ent three years here when he was 30. just about the same time as the infamous bird man of alcatraz, robert stroud. >> alcatraz, still escape proof. >> reporter: promising to be inescapable. who are the prisoners that came to alcatraz? >> people at alcatraz got in trouble at other prisons. >> reporter: he's been a park ranger for more than 20 years. what was it about this place that made it so escape-proof? >> for one thing, you have water, cold water surrounding this island. >> strong current? >> that's right. you had one guard to every three con vicks here on the island. >> reporter: most inmates li

charlie: did you have a sense that when i go to a a reality show i am taking a different path?es, i felt it in bones. when they asked me to do morning news at the network at cbs and every week for 13 weeks get on a plane to go to los angeles to do ofother" i asked the head cbs news at the time, andrew heyward, i had only been working for him for less than eight months -- i said, be real with me. if i take this assignment, and my permanently closing the door to ever being a 60 minutes correspondent? credit, without blinking, he said -- yes, probably. i went into it with my eyes open. i gave him my answer -- and i said, that answers that. i do not want to do it. and he said to me -- we could technically assigned you this youat "big rather" because work for the network. if you say no, it could be a sign of insubordination. i was 29 years old. evenught -- i have not been here for a year and i'm getting a file. charlie: that was 18 years ago. we talk about growing up in queens. julie: i loved it. i grew up seeing the best of both worlds. growing up in queens, i was a child of two im

-- weaching a bottom reaching a bottom? is a bit cheap, it has come down quite far.re is little to get me excited. until you have some sort of a catalyst that can generate some earnings growth, i would still be largely avoiding the sector. i think there are some interesting things potentially, but i wouldn't be playing them to the banks directly. downthe reason why ubs and is that they have got asked dividend. i apologize for mixing -- missing that. i guess it is a duration thing. at some point, these banks are going to come back, or are they? if you look of the technology changes, are witnessing a painful moment for the industry. irmally you'd be around 1, could stick this in my back pocket and i would make a decent return. on the other hand, you could say actually it will shake the industry up to the point to which some of these businesses will be unrecognizable going forward. am: it potentially will be story for the future. right now, it is more simple. they need a steeper yield to make money. maybe six months ago you might have hung on to the fact that the ecb wa

but we have a writer who has written a lot about it. i have talked to him a lot about it.re's a tremendous interest in vietnam for health tech startups and just like almost every other country in the world, young people are aware of this entrepreneurial upsurge and a potential of getting rich and they all worship mark zuckerberg. there is a very large and growing community in vietnam that would like to have an impact by starting companies. make 500 startups in vietnam. the problem is, while they have good math education and tech education in their schools, the students there generally don't come out of college with the kind of knowledge that would allow them to work in a global tech business context. the companies that have gotten big there are doing their own training. emily: dave, what are the sectors you would highlight? what companies and themes should be -- should we be watching? dave: education and health care, transportation, real estate, jobs. these are very basic services that pretty much everybody in the emerging economy wants to become aware of and be able to us

i did a lecture there a couple years ago and there was a young one who i said i could get you a job rightow. she wisely said i have to go and get some experience. they have some great kids. charlie: how is your health? tom: my health is ok. charlie: by the way, he calls me charles, so my mother would love him. tom: we have known each other a long time. my health is ok, i am in remission. that is the place you want to be. but dr. kissinger said to me one day, where does it go after remission? i don't have an answer for that. i am in remission, but i take drugs. i'm on a chemotherapy drug. i take one every morning. five milligrams. that will go on for the rest of my life unless they come up with a cure. it is an incurable but treatable cancer. if you read "the new york times" over the weekend, all of the buzz is about gene therapy. i do think we are advancing quickly to what will be known as the golden age of cancer research. charlie: there's also the piece on the polio virus. tom: they are taking our own genes and reengineering them and reinserting them. there was an astonishing case about

a kid came up with a solution. this 17-year-old patented a system that offers real time information tracking airlines which he present ted 2015 intel science and engineering fair. it is called amilia, aircraft monitoring and electronic linked analytics. it streams mechanical data before the plane goes down. now streaming real time data would cost a ton. so jerimiah's solution recognizes signs of equipment failure and trans mitts that data rather than a continual treem which makes it far cheaper. to quote this kid, supervisory pair met rick analysis algarithms recognize the warning signs of failure, another layer of logic is used to rate data in satellite. i can remind you, that's from a 17-year-old. what was i doing when i was 17? ♪ >> in conclusion, if it weren't for brilliant, brilliant in other words, nothing would get done and we would all probably die. all right. joining us from arizona, the 17-year-old whiz kid jerimiah pat. j jerimiah, very smart guy. what did the judges at the science fair tell you about yo

those who go to church more than a once a week said they have a fear of dying.ied 74,000 middle-aged women from 2,009 to 2012. those who went to church regularly had lower rates of depression and less likely to smoke. >>> the international space station has orbited the earth 100,000 times. >> they have the milestone in 1988. it is a russian rocket that flu up to orbit. this is the first piece of the space station. >> they traveled 2.6 billion miles which includes 10 round trips to mars. >> the 1 billion pounds station circles every few minutes. >>> wow. dizzy from hearing the story. here is a live shot for you at the golden gate bridge. elevated view and sunny. we will have a warm one. we will have the details in the forecast. >>> plus we now know the name of the man killed and stabbed outside the restaurant. new information we are learning this morning. pet groomer in san mateo arrested for killing a dog under his watch. we will have his mugshot coming up in a live report. at clorox 2 we've turned removing stains into a science. now pre-treat with clorox 2! wat

a little boy on a big screen tv.ome jurors left their seats to draw closer to the monitor where 8-year-old zach castillo testified from another courtroom. his testimony critical to the prosecution because it places his father inside the home the night his mom michelle castillo died. the couple was in the midst of a bitter divorce and custody battle. he was barred from the house. zach recalled he and his siblings had visitation time at his dad's house on march 19th, 2014, the night before his mom was found dead. once he returned home, zach says he was initially sleeping in his mom's bed until she told him to move. he then went to sleep with his older brother, but left asked the prosecutor, kid you see your gigi again that night. zach, yes, my dad brought it in. have you ever before seen your dad in your mom's house? no, replied the boy. zach contradicted his initial testimony. asked the defense attorney, you never saw him after dinner until jonathan called, referring to the next morning when the kids reported their mo

this was a video shot by a motorcyclist. he kind of uses his bike to shield himself from all that dust blowing around. there's a 50% chance of thunderstorms in that region today. >> unusual sight for the midwest. first we've seen those in arizona. >>> dialing 911 in an emergency has become second nature for generations of americans. >> sure. unfortunately, technology is outpacing america's aging emergency response system, particularly for those americans reaching out for help from their cell phones. abc's laurenis >> i need an ambulance, my husband has fallen, is really hurt -- >> reporter: one woman's urgent warnings about dialing 911 from your cell phone. >> we're like one mile from my house, why aren't they here? >> reporter: alison broom desperately call for help after her husband collapsed -- >> i have a rescue squad on the street -- >> reporter: the dispatcher unable to pinpoint her location because her phone was picked up by a cell tower in a anybodying county. >> i spent too much time focusing on what my address was.

a a sorority. the only one of the girls that had gone to college. so they kept being like, beanie is this, is this, you know, right? is this -- and i'm like, i don't know. i was such a goody-goody in college that they literally had to teach me how to use a a lighter. [ light laughter ] a lighter. >> jimmy: i love that you were a goody-goody, i love that. >> literally, i was like how do -- a bic lighter. >> jimmy: there's tricks to it, right? you gotta click some button over and then move the thing. >> i think it's like a sideways action. >> jimmy: i'm sad, too. >> i don't know. >> jimmy: i don't know that either. >> but everything was like, what does this do? what does this do? i don't know. i've never done it. i was -- >> jimmy: you're the worst research person for college. [ light laughter ] but, gosh, you're funny in the movie. i mean, seth, he just knows the comedy and he knows funny people. funny people gather around him. you're one of the funny people. you probably have seen, maybe in the tra

is there a way to have a common perspective here. that's a connection exercise and that's what we're trying to do to drive what the president has defined as the first priority to drive poverty down which you only do if you create jobs. >> rose: is that the objective of the administration, drive poverty down? >> he drives the objectives. elimination of poverty, the fight of trafficking and the union of the argentinians and the rule of law. those are his priorities. those priorities drive my agenda as foreign minister. >> rose: what could go wrong? you have a new president and experienced foreign minister. have you a sense of mission. what could go wrong? what do you worry about? >> interesting you ask. the one thing you that is happening and not only in argentina but in the region and other places in the world, people voted president macri but didn't give him the sum of power. he is the president but he has a congress where he has the minority. what people have told politicians is now you sort it out. you sit around the table and fix

he'd been told that an army officer had a baby chimp and a baboon tied to a post. information turned out to be protect. the officer was keeping the animals as pets. baby chimps often end up in the pet trade, that's illegal, because they are endangered. the officer planned to make a gift of the chimp. >> he wants to give it to his chief as a present. >> the chimp was saved, but now the rangers had to figure out what to do with it. >> cobra was incredibly comfortable around us humans. baby chimps often are. but he is probably the sole survivor of the massacre of his entire family. and he will never be able to go back into the forest. >> hicks volunteered to find a new home for the orphan. >> amazing. >> they are very, very adorable. but the question is, why is it difficult to reintroduce this chimp and other chimps to the wild? >> it would probably be killed by the chimps in the group. if they see a chimp from another group, they'll probably kill it. >> so he can't go back to the wild? >> no, he would die. we need to take him to a sanctuary. >> long-term prison care.

a man walked up to a white house checkpoint carrying a firearm. secret service officials say he was ordered to drop the gun, but refused. waving the weapon in a threatening way. an agent nearby fired a single shot, hitting the man in the abdomen. >> this is one of the few sunny days we've had in washington all month so there were families out here, joggers, the place packed with people when the shot rang out over there. >> confusion as authorities raced to the scene. stopping traffic, securing the lawn, yelling at people to stay in place. >> get back over that way. let's go! >> we her the shot, and we got really scared. >> we heard the one single shot. the cops, they come out the side. they have got their guns drawn. >> the white house was put on about lock-down. the president was out golfing but vice president biden was on washington grounds. >> abc news, washington. >> now to the race for the white house. a new poll shows hillary clinton ahead of donald trump in a be likely match-up. trump told a group hillary clinton will take away their guns a