a big little girl. what a bashful girl. she is just baying love and available at the east bay spca oakland adoption center if you want to bring her home today. happy st. patrick's day. >>> a new report finds immigrants have made up 17% of the labor force over 160 million workers in 2016. they mostly worked in farming, construction, and food service. research found about 5% of the immigrant work force were in the u.s. illegally. undocumented immigrants headed to work in lower paying jobs. >>> boeing has announced plans for job cuts. workers at their jet factories were sent 60-day notices. involuntary layoffs would start in may. just last month 1,800 workers accepted voluntary buyouts. the move comes as some of their jets in the older wide body models. >>> testing their new train cars as they are getting ready to put a number of them in this year. running a number of tests on the new trains during the overnight hours. but as bart begins their next phase of testing, passengers may start to see the new trains roll through the s

a decision made by a mayor or a congressman or congresswoman or a senator or a president is something that affects us, which it obviviously does, then we all get tto participate. "well, uh, let's see. in where you work, what they make affects your life." how they make it with this chemical or that, that affects your health, your life. whetherer they do it here or thy fire you and do it in another country, you bet that affects your life. so what exactly is your participation in the decisions you have to live with the results of? answer--nothing. you come to work, and you do what you're told. and at the end of the day, you've poured your brains and your muscles into making something. and you know what you're supposed to do. and you all know because we all go to the same schools. at the end of the day, you leave there whatever it is you helped to make. and you go home. and if you forget and try to take with you when you go home one of those things you helped to make, a few hours later there's a knock on the door and people in dark blue uniforms hurt you and take it back. because it's not

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and a well known comedian taking a chance at starring in a film.shley desoccer -- devorkin with more. >> reporter: different wolverine from what audiences have seen before. the x men superhero is worn out, in hiding and caring for an aging professor x played once again by patrick stewart. as the two characters encounter a young girl with familiar skills it sends them on a dangerous mission, one both jackman and stewart say will be their last with the franchise. >> why did you bring me here? >> take the pain away. >> the book the screen adaptation the shack stars sam worthington as a grieving father on a spiritual journey after he receives a letter that leads him to a place where he encounters the holy trinity. the film costars octavia spencer and tim mcgraw. >> going to relive the same day over and over. i want it to be a day that would make a difference. >> another best seller heading to the big screen is before i fall, based on a young adult novel about a popular high school student who has a wild night ending in a car accident. she then finds he

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i like to hear a story from a legal academic. he argued a prominent case for the haitian rev ewe gfugees. it was surrounded by tv cameras and reporters all hanging on his every word and from stage right, the figure came striding toward him saying, i want to congratulate my best friend, my good friend, the man who worked so tireless with me to save the haitian refugees, my brother, my friend, leans close, puts his arm around friend, gets in the picture frame and turns to him and says, what's your name? i know neil gorsuch and his name. i worked with him for a decade. we practiced civil trial law together across the united states and i'm happy to be here to tell you what that experience might suggest to you and the public about the kind of supreme court justice neil gorsuch is likely to be. unlike our president who's turned out either four years from now or 8 years from now, can't serve longer than 8 years, neil gorsuch who's being appointed nominated and confirmed could be there for 40 or 50 years. i mean, think about it. neil is

it is illegal to have a wolf hybrid as a pet in aurora.control officers thought that this one, capone, was part wolf. when i appeared to b be aggresse after running off the family's property. a dna test proved that he was all dog. no wolf in this one. the family says they are grateful to have their pet back. >> he's been away forever, feels like, and i'm just so happy finally they realize he's a good dog and he's not a wolf and so he gets to colhome. >> before letting capone go home, the family agreed to build a six-foot fence around their yard. until that's done, capone must be confined had the house. >>> just remember those vows, for better or for worse. a husband had north carolina accidently donated his wife's wedding dress. yeah. ouch. and now she's frantically trying to find it. here's how the story goes. hoping to keep it in the family, natalie gel bert puts her gown in a bag to get it cleaned and preserved. well, hubby mistakenly thinks the bag is for charity and drops it off. >> i said, babe, where's my dress at? i'm ready to tyke

vaya a llamar al telÉfono ilegible a mi papÁ y a las personas que tengo contacto. >> a quiÉn vas a llamara, lo Único que puede hacer es asegurarle a estos padres de familias que pase lo que pase, sus hijos van a estar en buenas manos. >> aquÍ vamos a hacer lo que podamos. vamos a correr a darles refugio. para traerlos conmigo, mientras haremos la decisiÓn que toman los padres. elena: nos acompaÑa a ada pozo y andrea mercado. muchas veces por acompaÑarnos. vamos a hablar de cÓmo prepararnos para esa eventualidad. quÉ deberÁ ser un padre de familia en riesgo de ser deportado? andrea: es sumamente importante que tengan un plan de emergencia. si tienen alguien de confianza que pueda cuidar a sus hijos. comunicar a la escuela quiÉn estÁ autorizado para recoger a sus hijos. ahorrar dinero, en caso de una emergencia. guardar todos sus documentos en un lugar seguro y tambiÉn es bueno considerar tener un poder legal o mÁs que es un documento que firmen para que haya una persona de confianza que se puede encargar de sus hijos. no es renunciar a sus derechos como padres, es mÁs bien un poder tempora

(darya) the search continues for a group of violent dirt bike and a-t-v riders who attacked a driver on highway 101 in san francisco. we first brought you this story yesterday on the kron 4 morning news. it happened at about 6:15 wednesday night on southbound 101 in san francisco. witnesses say they saw 10 to 15 dirt bikes and a-t-v's doing stunts, wheelies, driving crazy on the freeway. then at one point, a biker appears to collide with a white car and that car starts moving to the right towards the cesar chavez exit when a black car appears to block its way then the dirtbikers and a-t-v riders surround the white car, breaking off a side mirror. that's when the driver in the black t-shirt gets out of his car and gets thrown to the ground and is attacked. (darya) and a viewer sent us this video of bikers performing stunts on broadway street in north beach recently. the c-h-p is now asking the public for tips to help them find these people. the bikes they ride do not have license plates on them. and police say they'll drive on sidewalks and in opposing lanes of traffic to get away. an

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but it's a small little freeway for a lot of people. >> and they get a lot more rain than most of us down here. the rain will add up, santa rosa could be an inch and a half to two rain -- two inches of rain. there's a pretty good plume or fletch of moisture rotating in. a robust onshore breeze will give us a rapid rainfall once we get going. we are in the warm sector right now, rain and wind today, increase intensity throughout the late morning and early afternoon. it may not tell off until later this evening. wind advisory starts at 10 am, suffice to say it's the bay area. system is moving through in south san francisco, spreading towards oakland. some of that on its way to the east bay as well. nothing too heavy yet but if you areas are showing itself towards fairfield and american canyon. napa, pretty good rainfall for them as well. plenty offshore and a lot upstream. 50s on the thames and the south wind is key here. it will ramp up over the next 4 to 8 hours. southeast, look for rain and wind as the heavy stuff comes in a little later. some rain for the morning commute. not a lot

the beginning of a joke, a doctor, a economist, a librarian and me, a lawyer, and we worked on the paper to cover the facets of it and in the period we studied from 2006-2012 there were 81 separate state laws passed to deal with opiod prescriptions and abuse. and the one that gets all the attention, these pdmp's and also things like tamper resistant prescription pads. it used to be fairly easy to steal a pad and fake prescriptions, now there are special pads that say void if they et heat on them or have certain number of signatures and the states passed laws that would make it hard to do. and we studied people who were permanently disabled and on medicare though they were under 65 because they were disabled and could no longer work. and among that population which is a relatively small population of the u.s., about 2% to 3%, maybe a little over 3% now, they accounted for about 50% of the opiod deaths. it's a population that's very hard hit. and when we looked at the passage of these laws, we were thinking we were going to find something because if you just look at when the laws were pass

>> a man and his wife when he starts having a family and working at a job, you know, you get a little a little isolated. tim and i we both got out of shape. >> you know they have gyms now. >> they do, you're right. >> you could do this inside. >> yeah. but what we found was that getting up and going to the gym was not sufficient motivation. i don't want to necessarily charge in the gym and get on the treadmi treadmill. but i o o and see the guys. >> reporter: six years later, there are roughly a thousand weekly volunteer-led morning meet yumups in cities from cleveland to seattle. rain or shine. and free of charge. but took to these men and the time they spend together is as much as workout for the soul as it is the body. >> for the me fitness is the last point. fellowship is important. >> i had no idea how much i'd enjoy it. men just start working and start realize something is sort of dying slowly inside. >> reporter: according to a study published by the aarp, one in three 45 or older report being chronically lonely. and when it comes to premature death, those who fall into the cat

a wild life rescue team is trying to corral a wayward sea lion in a creek. it swam there through the canals. here's a map to give you a better idea of the location. it's just one mile away from the vacaville outlets and interstate 80. abc 7 news reporter loni rivera is on the ground. you just got an update a short time ago. >> reporter: i sure did, kristen. just a couple of minutes ago, they're trying to make some progress here just behind me. there's some men wearing some red hats there. they're standing on top of what's called a concrete culvert, otherwise a drainage pipe, and that is where the sea lion is. hours ago it swam inside of there and hasn't come out since. so marine mammal officials are here on scene and it's just a pain-staking process to try to get this animal back out. they have to be careful because, of course, it's a wild animal and they don't want to startle it. a creek with falling bart is pretty typical in vacaville, but look closely, something doesn't fit in this picture. >> today it's a sea lion, so never a dull moment. >> the poor thi

c-h-p says a car struck a pedestrain. we'll continue to follow these stories throughout the morning. ( marty @ landing ) happening today... it's the fourth quarter drive to keep the raiders in oakland... fans of the silver and black and the city of oakland are making a big push to stop the team from moving to las vegas. they will be holding a big "keep the raiders" rally in oakland today. all this comes just days before an expected vote by the n-f-l owners on whether the team will be allowed to move. kron4's lydia pantazes has the story. "the las vegas raiders? (makes vomiting sound)."it's not something people around ricky's bar and grill ... where the walls are lined with raider memorabilia.... like to hear.... or say.in fact the idea of the raiders moving to vegas makes fans here a little uneasy."ughhhhh, yeah, cause, i kind of, ughhhhh, i want to think positive but word around the campfire, it's not looking good.""that's just crazy! all of a sudden they start winning and now they want to move."but just days before nfl

i'm a little in cash, thinking a little bit of a pullback. not a bear market, but a pullback.art: stay there for a second. brian brenberg, let me summarize, a lot of investors believe if we get the tax cut by august, the market goes up some more. if we do not get the tax cut this year, that market goes down. what say you? >> i think that's reasonable. this is like a poker game right now. mnuchin yesterday pushes his chips onto the table and saying we'll get it done by august and the market pushes their chips in, we'll see you on that, you better deliver. if the delivery doesn't happen, i think there's a big reaction if this doesn't get delivered. stuart: ashley, what do you say? >> and we had newt beggingrich, little optimistic to see it signed and done in august. newt wasn't in a great mood this morning. i think that's what it was. normally he's very enthusiastic. stuart: ladies and gentlemen, maria bartiromo has arrived. maria: hey there, stu. stuart: getting the microphone on, she's ready. i just asked brian brenberg and i'm going to ask you the same question, if we get-- a

a a group of reporters who are randomly assigned. one is a print reporter and one is a tv reporter. what their job is, if there's an issue that the full press core can't cover, their job is to cover. as an example, i dealt with p l pools the entire campaign. trz if the cnn reporter happened to be b the pool campaign, that particular day, they would have been in the room or if "the new york times" reporter, they would have been in the room. just so happened that the individual who was the pool camera was nbc, who has been less than great to the president of the united states was in the room, but that's because that's how the pool was set up, again, the press wants to talk about it's unprecedented that the president excluded someone from an off the record gaggle in a room that's about half the size of this stage. nobody missed any news. it's not what the american people care about. next question. >> thank you very much. both of you. how would you or i guess the promising that candidate trump made during the campaign. you think he's quoing to fulfill those and which do you think he'll

you can use a knife or as i said a few years ago a man with a ch machete and create terror. people in london i think are shocked today. we are, all of us, braced, looking around wondering is this the incident or rather like the paris attacks when there were four separate locations, is there more to come? there's plenty of evidence of police on the streets right now. i'm looking at them. they'll be braced for more. >> thank you as we watch that medical helicopter lift off there from the lawn in front of parliament, possibly taking a casualty away from that scene as we look at the wider shot of the thames and the police activity that extends from parliament to the westminster bridge from what we believe is a vehicle attack. the attack on the parliament grounds themselves was a knife attack. police responding with gunfire. we want to go right now to kristen welker. she is at the white house. kres t kristen, what is the white house saying about this and how much has the president been briefed? >> the white house confirming that the president has been briefed. this all started to

we get just a tranquil weather. 50s on a lot of these temps, and there's a lot of 40s. but there's a few 50s. santa cruz at 49. southerly breeze, but nothing compared to yesterday. 45, ukiah. 27 in truckee. look for mostly sunny sky skies. tomorrow will impact us with wind and cooler temps. today, it's about sunshine and warmer temps. 70s for many. and here he is, mr. sal castaneda. >> not a lot going on. >> that's good. >> get to sit around and do nothing for a little bit, but steve i told the viewers i would let them know when it's going to change. that would be about 5:30 as you know. >> yes. that's usually when things get busy, as you would say. >> yes, sir. >> thank you, steve. let's go out to the tracy super commute. 580 westbound. it's stop and go here on 205 and 580 as you make your way over the hill at livermore valley. once you get into livermore, it doesn't look bad into upland and driving over to castro valley. 60 from san ramon and dublin looking good. it is a look at the bay bridge toll plaza and traffic is looking good. 280 off to a good start and the sou

a means to an end. a necessary evil? no, just a lesser one.ths ago, i destroyed evidence that would've violated his parole. it would've guaranteed his return to prison, so thanks to me, a murderer now walks free. so, if he kills again, it's gonna be on my head, not yours. the man belongs behind bars. (cell phone chimes) speaking of murderers, our seamstress has the name of the person who bought the pirate flag. i don't know what to tell you. i'm a marine archaeologist. i study pirates. doesn't make me one. a flag just like this was commissioned by one of your students, isaac sheridan. he admitted to committing several attacks on treasure-hunting ships, holmes: according to isaac, you instructed him and several other students when to strike and what equipment to damage in order to cripple those companies' salvage capabilities. people like lars vestergaard desecrate important archaeological sites for their own profit. sabotaging their ships was the only way to slow them down. until travis unger came along. who? bell: travis unger. he used to wor

a car and a phone.e sure —— tv advertisements to make sure —— tv advertisements to make sure people know the consequences. i think increasing it to £1000 and some ban or driving awareness course would be more beneficial but it is about re—educating people. we know it is illegal, we should not be doing it, and yet most of society have probably done it at some point.|j suggested that earlier and one woman was cross from the two sewing, she said actually not all of us have, some of us are pretty sensible. this viewer says new penalties for driving with a phone are still too small. if we drive of a car, the financial penalty needs to be around £1000 and the points should go to the maximum 12 straightaway. thank you very much for talking to us. appreciate the work you are doing. we will bring you the latest news and sport, but first the weather with carol. if you are thinking of travelling later this evening or overnight, it is worth flagging this up, very strong winds, even inland across southern counties o

that is a bit ofa qualifying football action. that is a bit of a phrase, is that?bit. so all very positive after a weekend of international action. yes, all three of the home nations in action won last night. england beat lithuania 2—0 in a world cup qualifier at wembley. five—year—old bradley lowery, who has cancer, led out the england team alongside the man he describes as his best friend — jermaine defoe. we will be hearing more about that a little later. it was his first goal for england in four years. defoe was replaced by jamie vardy in the second half, and the leicester striker took his chance when it came. england's manager says defoe can't be ruled out of competing in next summer's world cup, if england qualify. it is really important that we are able to call on people likejermaine defoe. clean to have the impact that he had any game like he did today. if he has been playing as well as he has this season, there is no reason why he could not. —— just for him to have the impact. also in group f are scotland. they beat slovenia 1—0 at hampden park in a game m

as you see, he's not just a runner, but a high hurdler, hoching over the counter, swiping a total of five different diamonds and back out the front door. >>for a moment, i was just stunned, and i said to him, "no, you don't!" >> reporter: oh, yes he does. still no arrests, and only headaches. weeks pass, and then, one day, the phone rings. it is a call that will turn this case and the lives of our two detectives upside down. >> we knew this is going to be something we're never going to get to experience again in our lives, as far as an investigation. >> this was a case of a lifetime. >> reporter: coming up, a jailbird sings. but how does he know how the gang operates? >> it's pretty much a cakewalk. i mean, a monkey could do it. >> reporter: and detectives quickly learn there's not one, but a trail of robberies with the bling ring's signature moves. >> it does get real big. >> reporter: stay with us. >>> "20/20" saturday continues with "diamonds aren't forever." >> reporter: after months of frustration, trying to put a name to this face, a crime stoppers tip does just that for detect

down, because they have a lot to do ina down, because they have a lot to do in a short space of timewatching and really enjoying the fact that its southern neighbour is in such difficulties at the moment. the sister sledge singer joni sledge, who had a number of disco hits with her three sisters in the ‘70s, has died at the age of 60. the band was formed in 1971 — with their biggest hit we are family hitting the charts eight years later. three of the sisters have continued to record music and last performed together in october last year. now the weather with louise. although it has been mild, it is cloudy out there. the clouds starting to break up in the north. it is my world for everyone, very mild in the south—east, with 17 degrees possible. as we go through the night, we will see more cloudy turning and the rain pepping up a little. i heard of it, there will be proved his ability, some coastal and hill bog. more rain waiting in the wings. some of that been heavy and persistent for a time. a lot of loud first thing in the morning as well. the reader will gradually drift eastwards.

a nationwide search for a new chief begins immediately. . a suspect are you makeups on the loose today after yesterday's officer deadly-involved shooting. it was at 5:20 last night. police spotted a car wanted in several armed robberies throughout bay area. when they tried to stop that car, the driver ran into the police car injuring two detectives and the officer fired at the car and it killed a woman inside. the car sped off and crashed at a school in heyward. officers arrested one man and a second woman, but the other man got away. >> scary and very frightening to see this happen. >> the police -- he told me to stay in the house and a guy comes running with a gun. >> a swat team looked for the suspect for hours, but the search was called off overnight. the woman shot in the car was taken to a nearby trauma center, but she ultimately died from her injuries. the two injured fremont detectives were treated at a hospital and released and the district attorney attorney office is reviewing this case. >>> a body of a man shot by -- the man was 2

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it's not a dismissal. it's not a criticism. so how are you processing that when people expect you to have the answer to that question? how does it happen and what does it mean about us? are the lessons to learn? mollie? >> i do have this thing about once a day it hits me that donald trump is president and it feels like you're in the 1980s movie, where, that makes sense. but those are really good book life can be troy who is written for national review called something like what jefferson read, i watched and obama tweeted. and it goes through a history of president in terms of what was instructing them. he looks at libraries at early president said and then the transition to television with a kind of informed how we viewed president and been the stage of social media that obama was very good at figuring out and using to his advantage. so i do think that the rise of celebrity has a lot to do with the donald trump being president, and i think about how jonathan, he's pretty sure oprah will be our next president. she's very good at

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>> there was a picture of a little boy who washed up in a shore a while back.want to look at this picture. that, for me, is a real reality. like i was one of those kids. >> reporter: at 14, omar fell in love with politics. when she was her grandfather's interpreter at local political meetings in minneapolis. >> watching his excitement over this process, for me, that instilled a great sense of wanting to participate in this process. >> reporter: omar was inspired by representative shirley chizam, the first african-american woman elected to congress. >> herrma mannerisms were sayin if you are a person that feels you should have a voice at the table, they don't have a chair for you, you bring a lawn chair. sort of spoke to my heart. >> why are women not running for public office in large numbers the way that men are? >> there is certain scrutiny that is placed on female leaders that is not placed on male leaders. so if you are a mother, people ask, how are you going to find the balance? if you are a father, nobody asks that question. and the other thing is that we

greg: so i smoked a pack a day and had no exercise, and in general, didn't live a particularly healthy lifestyle. garvin: well, all that changed exactly 10 years ago when greg put down his cigarette and put on some running shoes. greg: i replaced smoking with another addiction, which was exercise. garvin: and now, to mark the anniversary of that life-changing switch, greg is attempting something pretty remarkable, not just a marathon, not even ten. greg has vowed to run 52 of them. greg: why don't i do a marathon every week? and everybody thought i was crazy, and sam, my wife, thought i was crazy, and perhaps i am crazy. we're running around golden gate park and the great highway. garvin: greg is half a dozen or so marathons in. friends at times join him for a few miles here and there to help take his mind off the aches and pains. one of greg's goals is to raise money. he's hoping for $100,000 for breathe california, where he's a board member. but there is a bigger goal. greg: the reaching people and telling them that they can give up smoking and it's not as hard as they think, and you

we have to go through a test. write an essay for a teacher about a festival in a country you know.y the festival is important. yeah, well, i mean, i don't know what to say about that to be honest. do you think it's fair enough? i'd say definitely, yeah. oh dear! the more difficult they make it for uber, the better it is for us london cab drivers, to be honest. uber say writing an essay has nothing to do with communicating with passengers or getting them safely from a to b, and they'll appeal. in the meantime, hasan and thousands of other private hire drivers like him will need to think about other possible routes ahead. sophie long, bbc news, london. scientists have created artificial is themselves from mice. they hope to improve fertility treatment but this is pretty controversial. this is the first time every like structures have in developed in laboratories using two types of stem cells. research is described how they have cultured genetically modified embryonic mouse cells which form the placenta and body using a 3-d form the placenta and body using a 3—d scaffold they were abl

it is a day without a woman.g up, we'll talk about how many women plan to show their economic power by not going to work. >>> good wednesday morning. almost 5:30. a live look outside at the bay bridge. not a bad day for a run or pretty much anything else you want to do outside. >> lunch. >> who's buying? that's the next question. good wednesday morning. i'm sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. hey, rob is in for kari. >> nice to have great news to talk about this morning. chilly for now. temperatures in the mid-40s for most of the bay area. warmer changes in store. san francisco, 48 degrees. hour by hour by noon, san francisco climbing through the mid-60s. check out the temperatures. 3:00 inland, low 70s. trending a little bit warmer as we head into tomorrow. >> a new crash in the east bay. we'll show you overall no surprises. there is a crash reported blocking at least one lane southbound 880 past 238. starting to build that area. it could be an issue if it lasts any longer than just a couple of moments. this

growth is where we had been a for a long time.ng there is nothing to get too excited about. the dollar is losing its spirit that ramped up during the last quarter. richard: the biggest surprise in terms of what my crystal ball is we got a earlier fed hike. if anything, the dollar has been softer after that. of had a hawkish fed a move, yet the dollar with the other markets has been able to digest that. we have had a substantial rally and risk assets. if you are at the fed, you cannot draw this up any better. alix: mnuchin is talking dollar now. he said the dollar shows confidence in the u.s.. >> they always say that. [laughter] in bold letters, 18.5. maybe we have to think about the market differently. last summer, we saw deflation, deflation, deflation. then people got excited about reflation in terms of normalization. we reflate it in terms of pricing repriced. >> exactly. the real issue in the fed is the fed is been undershooting its inflation target for five years. you are getting mixed messaging from the fed whether or not to

no. >> wait a minute -- >> this is the right color. i'm a buyer. i'm a buyer.ou can't pay as much but the idea that this thing is in a death spiral, i'm going -- can i defend lulu from a stock perspective. >> absolutely. >> this was a $37 stock 2.5 years ago. 48 a year ago went to 80. if you bought it the last couple months you're under water, but it's been a volatile name. some people have still made money -- >> yes. >> in this stock. valuation has also come down. >> we have to know, is it a tipping point? i have to tell you that these competitors. look, geez, i went to my wife. my wife is a classic yoga went to yoga today. said, you know what, i bought some new balance. new balance? we have a lulu right across the street. are you kidding me? then you speak to everyone, you know, who is involved and they're suddenly sampling another player. so, i do think that the competition has caught up, but this guy is the leader. i don't want to give up. >> it's also been a stock that you had to -- you had to buy and sell at the right time. >> tyler, that's the problem. >

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oc a witness said it sounded like a bomb went off. hayward police say the victim in a fremont officer-involved shooting at this hayward apartment complex is a 16-year-old girl. she died at a nearby hospital. >> it's tragic. when an officer has to fire a weapon. >> reporter: members of a task force including fremont police detectives attempted to a stop a stolen vehicle. >> as they tried to contact the driver, the driver of the car pulls off and rams a couple police vehicles. >> reporter: other vehicles r al were also hit. >> sounded like a big bomb went off and tires screeching and gunshots, pow, pow, pow, pow . p >> reporter: how ward p.d. says two detectives fired their weapons. the driver of the stolen vehicle drove out of the apartment complex and crashed at campus and oaks drive. students at student housing off campus were told to shelter in place. >> it was scary because it caught us off guard. >> reporter: hayward police say there were four people in the car, two males and two females. one male suspect got out and run. law enfo

her mother was a pattern designer in a textile factory.he worked hard, as was common for women in eastern bloc countries. >> my sister enis, an incredible woman and a friend and i were raised by my wonderful parents. my hard-working mother amalija introduced me to fashion and beauty my father installing me a passion for business and travel. their integrity, compassion and intelligence reflects to this day on me, and for my life of family and america. >> reporter: friends in her hometown remember melania knauss as sophisticated, didn't drink or stay up late nor like being the center of attention. >> one of her classmates recalled how she would get catcalls and boys would make nasty surly remarks at her. her friends would notice that melania would pull up inside of herself and look ahead, as if she didn't hear it. >> reporter: she immersed herself in her studies of design and architecture and she dreamed big. >> she also decided early on that -- that slovenia was too small for her. that she was determined to get out into the larger world. bi

it is a bit like a spin class on ice.—style race around the track. it isa it is a way of exposing you to something new, pushing you out of your comfort zone, maybe, and introducing you to things you have never seen introducing you to things you have never seen before. and no skating skills are required. think wacky races but a bit of ice. it looks more stable than i thought it would! if you are watching us in your pyjamas right now, which is probably very possible, the theory is that getting out of them and getting dressed will actually make you feel better. you have been told! that is what nurses in nottingham believe and they had an idea which they call pj and they had an idea which they call pj paralysis and it has turned into a global movement. they are campaigning and encouraging patients in hospitals to get up and get dressed and get out and about as early as they possibly can when they are staying in hospital. we are going to talk about this in a minute but rob sissons has been on the wards to find out more. forget

it follows a raid in january when a u.s. navy seal died and a number of yemeni civilians were killed. meanwhile, al-qaeda confirmed today that a u.s. drone strike killed its second-in command, abu al-khayr al-masri, in syria, last sunday. a suspected u.s. drone strike killed two taliban militants in northwest pakistan today. they were hit in a tribal region near the afghan border. it would be the first such strike ordered since president trump took office. in syria, the government announced it has fully recaptured the ancient city of palmyra from the islamic state group, again. syrian army troops drove out the militants for the second time in a year. they were backed by hezbollah fighters from lebanon and russian air strikes. isis fighters have already destroyed many of palmyra's ancient roman sites. an international family planning conference raised nearly $200 million today for family planning initiatives. that's after president trump re- instated a ban on u.s. funding for organizations with any link to abortion. represent

a bit as we organize in a certain way. we came from and all morning session with experts in the private sector, the public sector talking about populism, the objective was to do some conceptual gardening of what is populism, what are we seeing in the world, is what we are seeing similar or different and what are the implications in outcomes more generally? this afternoon we will debate the same things with a reduced crew. before we do that, what we are going to do is have been smith who i will introduce in a second, give a quick keynote, then he will sit down as one of the panelists and i will throw a couple softballs at him, we will kind of have a back and forth and open it up to a discussion, a general discussion, the dynamics of the discussion back and forth, hopefully this afternoon as well so my name is cliff young. i have two hats, i where two hats right now. i am an adjunct professor, i teach a course in its fifth year on public opinion for decisionmaker's. i'm a professional pollster, president of public affairs, t

piano ♪ ♪ grab a bass, a guitar, add a beat and away we go ♪ ♪ i'm just a boy with a one-man show ♪ ♪way through the western planes. we have sunshine in the southwest. beautiful day in l.a. sunny and 83. sunshine and warmer in the gulf coast. tomorrow, the showers move out of the northeast. very mild. then this weekend, temperatures going to drop like a rock from the great lakes into the northeast. frigid conditions through the northern planes. look for wet weather down through southern texas. another gorgeous day today out in southern calif >>> we're expecting a warming trend taking shape today with 70 south of down down thanh san jose. close to 70 this afternoon into santa cruz. more where this weather is coming from set up for the next seven days. we'll see temperatures climbing a little more thursday into friday. weekend, a few extra clouds. cooling things off a little bit on saturday. then you see those temperature staying in the low 70s inland sunday into monday. rain chances staying off to the north of sonoma county through tuesday. >> and that is your latest weather. >>> so do

i read a book a day. four years and wanda coleman, octavia butler, all these all these los angeles writers, la was a book desert. in many ways it still is. winning for me was like winning for those people. that's what it felt like. or that i was just deeply honored and i still am and i feel incredible amount of love and generosity and i want to just be of service. can i say one more thing? the question i wanted to answer was the thing that was most shocking for me is how many people are working behind the scenes for the love of literature. i had no idea. again, it was my first book. as i've gone through it i have learned that there are so many people working as editors, publishers, copy editors, fact checkers, whatever. thousands, tens of thousands of them they blow my mind. i don't even even care about writing that much anymore, i care because they have to but i'm much more impressed with what's going behind the scenes in terms of who's working to get books out into the world than the actual writing of i

a car. you listen to music on a big old stereo system wi a turn table.aybe you had a digital watch, and that was the only thing that was going to be digital that you actually owned. >> hello? i'm not here now, but my faithful machine is. >> there was a handful of technology at that time. one was the telephone answering machine. you'd be driving home and you'd say, i can't wait to check my messages. you know, it had become part of the day, honey, i'm checking my messages. from the noisy streets of new york to the laid-back tranquility of california. americans are tuning out and tuning in. >> when i think of technology in the 1980s, i think of the walkman. the walkman was huge. >> it's the latest fad. tiny stereo cassette players with featherweight headphones. >> it's like carrying your stereo with you, you know, on your head. >> the walkman took listening to music from a fixed location in your home to mobile. >> you are witnessing the ultimate miniaturization of the cassette player. never has so much genius been coaxed into so little space. >> in all the

take a look at a more tranquil forecast here locally in a few minutes. >>> a homeowner hears a strangeoise, never expects what he discovered. is thisovered under homeowners insurance? the chain of events that landed this car on top of a house. >>> also, take a look at this. not your typical day on the >>> a hem owner heard a noise and discovered a frightening sight. take a look at what happened. an suv skidded off the road near his house, landing right on top of his roof. this happened in china's shangzu. the driver accidentally stepped on the accelerator, skidded off the road, then landed on the roof. no one was hurt. >>> a moose frightened skiers and snowboarders in colorado. >> oh my god, i don't know where to go! >> one of the skiers said she pulled out her phone on friday after she saw what looked like a horse running toward her. it was actually a moose galloping down the run. resort officials say no one was hurt. if a skier spots a moose on the mountain, they should stay as far away as possible. >>> i'm going to tell you the joke. what do you do if a moose is charging at you? tak