. >> he did get ahold of that one. he did get ahold of it. >> there it is. there is the damage. there its the after photo. wow. >> he really got that. >> that is huge. >> going, going, gone. coming up. frank! joins us live in studio for this happened. >> many people are look who is frank? >> our bunny. my bunny. our bunny. our "world news now" mascot. >> yes, plus, the new reaction to jimmy kimmel's announcement, emotional reveal of his infant son's heart condition and how his family struggle is helping frame the current health care debate. >> later, devastating effects of famine in africa. urgent eor desperate of situations how you can help. first here is a look at today's forecast. ♪ ♪ you need parts i've nevert sleep, yoeven heard of.ss! and it's going to cost you a fortune. when life keeps you up... zzzquil helps you fall asleep in less than 20 minutes. because sleep is a beautiful thing. >>> we're back now with the humanitarian crisis, 20 million people in four >> abc's david muir traveled to somalia with save the children and witnessed the heartbreak. >> we set out to reac

administration is trying to get ahold on the ban lifted.the judge repeatedly brought up president's comments about a muslim ban in last year's campaign. >> no president had done that. >> if some other president had done it without the statements the executive order would be constitutional. >> the executive order would block the travelers from the six majority muslim countries entering the u.s. appeals court in richmond is considering a separate appeal. michelle: tomorrow morning the orange line will shut down in maryland and it affects every station from new carrollton to minnesota avenue. th a month with the shuttle buses replacing the trains and they will only run every 30 minutes so plan ahead. jonathan: relief on the way for the metro riders who sweated through three sweltering summers. that is how long the cooling system has been broken at the dupont and farragut station. brianne carter explains the short-term solution and why the long-term fix won't come soon or easily. >> deep under the stretch of connecticut avenue a key piece of th

the ceo of ahold delhazie. stocks are set for a slightly weaker open.pid response thus far to donald trump's firing of comey. anna: play catch up with what happened on u.s. markets. market open is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ manus: it is "bloomberg markets: the european open" where we bring you the first trade of the day. i am manus cranny with matt miller and here is what we are watching. director trump fired comey amid an investigation into russian meddling in the election. trump said the bureau needs new leadership to "restore public -- restoreonfidence public trust." the

are caller: i was wonder figure we kwe read it, the whole book get ahold of it? host: i suspect you can, i don't know if they have the capability of mailing it to you, you get hard copies here, what are you ost interested in looking at specifically? caller: the taxes. host: why specifically that topic? mainly well, just together, maybe 55, 65 a year. okay. caller: we pay 25% out of check every week of taxes and i was wondering what it is going to be like next year, you know. how much we should have federal check te take out of his every week, there is a lot of questions my husband and i had, we want to know what is going on bill, will that affect taxes or -- host: i can't tell you that.fically to i can show you a graph as far as big picture of the budget. the "wall street journal" this morning, there is attached to tspecifically to public-private and parental leave program. taxes re estimated price there, comes to spending cuts, billion in programs, and cuts in student loan programs and other things. this ue to look at that, is just a blueprint from the president

. >> as well as i can't get ahold of the cable company today. so you're not going to get any cable today. but you do have to take the curtain down. >> the curtain ain't coming down. >> it's got to come down, mr. harrison. if you can't take it down, i can get someone to help you take it down. >> get somebody to help me then. >> i'll be back. >> my style, if i have an offender that doesn't want to follow my orders, then i'll give them a warning. because i understand, you know, these guys are locked in most of the day. they don't have a chance to, you know, communicate with their friends or brothers, their family, whatever it is. so i'll give them a little bit of slack. >> i'm trying. that -- wrote me up, man. i got destruction of property. i don't [ bleep ] know. she probably wants me to destruct her ass. >> he's refusing to take his curtain down. harrison. >> you want somebody to [ bleep ]. >> i ain't doing that, sarge. man, i want my privacy. >> come here. now, if i see that curtain -- >> it's going back up as soon as -- >> i will come in here,

adding havas should inject more growth into the business for investors to get ahold of short-term. there are impressive pressures under the media landscape, bringing it under one helm would be useful. if you noticed the vivendi moves on some italian names, mediaset for instance, you've seen enormous moves by bollore to get ahold of this business. if he can raise money in his own private business, he potentially has more fire power. it's hard to read what his overall intention is, whether he's pulling back from those companies or regrouping to have another go at them and remain independent from the french. so it's really interesting from a number of perspectives. >> you raise a couple of good points. i want to bring in conner o'shea. i hope you were able to listen to what karen and i talked about. do you agree with her when she says this is an offensive and defensive move? >> yes, good morning. i will agree with that analysis, i think havas is a company that has done well, controlled by bollore for a number of years. it a financial director of vivendi with a previous financial direc

let me git pllt home -- let me get ahold in some fens are worth it. >> i'm lost the plot. that's okay. >> it all comes back to mes the world shifts. >> you know, i've been looking out a whole lot of hotel windows these days struggling to figure out where i am. being here, throwing back shots of rice whisky with these guys, i know i'm back in thailand. not just thailand, but northern thailand, once known as kingdom of a million rice fields, it's a fertile, green and gorgeous area. welcome. tucked up near the borders of burma, china, laos, india not too far away and all of them have left their mark on food. >> if you're eating here, chances are you're also drinking. >> compared to the stuff we had this morning, this is substantially more harsh, i would say and less fragrant. >> the village. in this place, it's called hintang. how do you find this place, we're in the middle of nowhere. >> a restaurant showcasing one of the distinguishing elements of northern thai cusine. >> you see the local people lining up. here in north rn thailand pig retains supreme. what did you order?

they've got to get ahold of this. we see these apologies for rex tillerson, the president himself, this a good start to tackling the problem? >> where they have to start. and i think they are in full agreement with the problems that our allies have complained about, totally unacceptable. compromises operational details. potentially signals the enemy in ways that are extremely unhelpful. and it's problem that's been there for the administration more broadly than these national security issues. i don't doubt for a moment that the president and his cabinet are very, very motivated. they have to start taking operational steps to clamp down on control of the information. >> sandra: rebecca it is a big problem, as you saw, british police became irate over this. there was a cancellation of sharing information, then it came back o how is the administration handling this right now? >> i think, again, i think they're motivated to get ahold of the likes. the american media really needs to pay attention. you know, there have been

he has driven in all five runs at this point and to make matters worse chris davis gets ahold of onet look at catch in center field. they are all pumped up about it. off to a nice start at the bat this year. that is his 6th home run and in the fintd uning, they are trailing 6 to 3 against minnesota. anything you would say in a negative way about the golden state wearers is nit-picking at the most but sometimes they are not careful with the basketball but lately they are very good. last night as they work out in preparation for tomorrow night's game, they had only seven turn overs for the entire game. that is a nice way to take care of the ball. they didn't have curry they would have been all right. their new coach mike brown says there is a reason they have been taking care of the balance lately. >> i hope you are watching this, you know, we had a total of 24 turn overs in the last three games and that is been area i am doing a lot better than you. i have gotten the point across to our guys a lot better. i haven't seen it, it has been great what our guys have done. >> we have been re

. >> i'm trying to get ahold of olivia. can't get ahold of her. there were many phone calls.eren't helpful at that time because it was so fresh. i don't know where she yet. just tryingry eve social media site going, constantly ringing the phone. going straight through -- it can't be connected at the moment. she was with a friend from school and he's been found. he's in hospital. everything, ever possible scenario she will walk through this door at any minute like she doesn't know what's going on or she's in a hospital somewhere. no one can get ahold of me because they don't know who she is. or she's dead. >> that's the hardest part of the story to not know what happened, if they are okay, where are they. i talked to scooter brown who is grand grand's manager and i asked how she is doing. he said she's not doing well at all. she's devastated. they weren't sure what they are going to do now with their tour because she's in the mid all of tour. a very sad situation. >> unimaginable worry about where is her daughter. >> many of these kids were young little girls. many of them the

. >> reporter: the family says they are trying to get ahold of a court order that would require the phone comany to give up the records on his phone. they want the last phone call he made, they believe to the person who left the phone in his car but the judge so far has refused to sign it. >> terry, thank you. >>> a high profile domestic violence case that involves a former executive at apple abused by her husband. at issue now the husband's punishment. here where a protest is set for tomorrow. jean. >> reporter: raj, activists will be gathering here at the santa clara county superior court in palo alto. they'll be urging a judge to hold a man accountable for abusing his wife. >> as a woman i want to stand up and i want to raise my voice. >> reporter: she's talking about domestic violence in sillicon valley. she believes victims are suffering in silence. the criminal case against tech ceo gitony has her -- >> there will be pressure on the judge that the community is together and following this case. >> reporter: she's organizing a rally outside a court house where they'll sentence him. fe

the handlers were trying to get ahold of the horses and the horses were spooked. >> luckily none of the injuries were serious. police say the ponies may have been startled by children tossing tennis balls or by fireworks. >>> zillo is offering a $1 million prize for helping to improve one of its most pop star features. it has been under fire over its ze zestimate tool. it's offering what it calls the zillo prize to whoever can most improve the >>> see what happens when a police officer heading to a call ends up being the one in need of a rescue. >>> fight night at the ballpark. one of the best in the game. charges the mound. triggering a bench-clearing brawl. enamel is the strong, white, outer layer of your tooth surface. the thing that's really important to dentists is to make sure that that enamel stays strong and resilient for a lifetime. the more that we can strengthen and re-harden that tooth surface, the whiter their patients' teeth are going to be. dentists are going to really want to recommend the new pronamel strong and bright. it helps to strengthen and re-harden the enamel. i

if you cannot grab ahold of them there's no reason to dash through intersections. >> now d.c. police tells us there's more to the story than you actually see in the video. illegal riding was not the only crime involved. police say one of the riders allegedly threw bricks at police through a cruiser and nearly missed the officer. rider dan take washington was arrested and charged with slew of offenses including two counts ever assault on a police officer, and operation of alter rain vehicles and fleeing from law enforcement. d.c. police made it clear they have clear marching order they do not chase after atv ride aernz we spoke to many folks in the district today fol this story and let them know what happened and they, too, questioned the response there. we reached out to d.c. police asking if protocols were broken or if there with some exceptions to the no chase policy. and we have that's the latest from police headquarters back to you in the studio. >> happening today. d.c. mayor becauseer is la launching a program aimed to keep people safe. eligible d.c. resident can receive

. >>> sorting out what's true and what's fake, our verity team got ahold of a tweet that's raising serious questions about what federal workers at a facility in montgomery county are being forced to watch on tv. but after a closer look, it appears that tweet is misleading. and it all started with a tweet posted by paul thacker on friday. he's a freelance sc reporter. here's the tweet. it shows an e-mail sent to researchers at the fda's research center in silver spring. the e-mail address is the reason why internal tvs in the facility were changed from cnn to fox news. the e-mail goes on to inform employees the decision came from the trump administration, and it adds that the tvs cannot be switched back. the tweet got people fired up. rick tweeted we move towards a national propaganda network. this orwellian administration gets more surreal by the day. it turns out the tweet is not true, at least according to the fda. they tell our news partners at the washington post, that quote, there was no directive or memorandum from the administration that went out to employees about broadcast news ch

. >> it's one of today's top stories on our nbc washington app. 4-year-old got ahold of a gun yesterday at his baby sitter's home in orange died. we posted a link to the child's funeral fund in our nbc washington app just search go fund me. >>> beautiful, ambitious s and kind how a family in southeast d.c. is remembering rap star london dior, one of three people who died yesterday in an awful crash on susan parkway. her family is considering making the funeral public. >>> another person tried to jump the white house fence. secret service agents made the arrest before the person was able to get on the grounds. >> a tv screen in the main hall of union station has been unplugged after explicit pornography played on it yesterday for three minutes. investigators believe the screen may have been hacked. >>> trendy restaurants, a swanky hotel, shopping and eve dn docts offices are coming to a for central avenue near the beltway in capital heights. megan fitzgerald shows us what to expect. >> reporter: county officials tell me this strip mall will be completely transformed to make it one stop s

if you're not not able to grab ahold them. when it comes to atvs and dirt bike riders d. a well publicized no chase policy. we reached out to police that illegal riding wasn't the only crime involved here. one of riders allegedly threw bricks at police. the rider was eventually aced inside an apartment. people we spoke to still had some concerns. police don't disee sief to have bricks thrown at them. i'm glad they caught them. i understand why you want to go and chase after them or pursue after them because you don't know what they're going to do to people. you never know if people cut them off in traffic. at the end of the day police are trying to come out and protect and serve and do what i guess they were trained to do. when you're watching on video you're saying why is he on the sidewalk. we asked mpd whether there are exceptions to the no chase policy answer to that question as of yet. more now on the suspect who was arrested. his name is sedan take you marque washington. he's facing multiple charges, including two counts of assault on a police officer, unauthorized

want to hold hands with the president >> cameras were rolling when she seemed to deny his attempt to ahold hand, most recently getting off air force one. he tried to grab milania trump's hand but the first lady maybe it was just timing. >> looks like she was pulling her hair back. >> there you have it >> i'm kind of used to that move. so instead, the president placed his hasn't on her back. >> on monday, though, the first lady seemed to swat away at her husband's hand when he reached for it when they were in israel. if you follow former president obama's white house photography you know he like to say troll this is the obamas on instagram complete with the caption holding hands. >> social media >> it's amazing we can take one moment and -- just like the picture of the president with the pope today. >> i will say the first time that showed, she did appear to -- >> it did look that way. >> just saying. >> minnesota democrat writing a book about donald trump. the two-term minnesota senator and two-time saturday night live. frank ken has merged as one of the fearsest challengers, i think there

pharmacy and the police presence that is outside with the suspect barricaded inside trying to get ahold of that situation. >> the officer have surrounded that cvs pharmacy. keith jones was first on the scene and will be joining us live in a moment. one of the officer has his rifle trained on the building. a number of vehicles outside the cvs pharmacy. we don't know if anyone else is inside the pharmacy right now, police believe the robbery suspect is in there and s.w.a.t. teams are by some of the entrances to the pharmacy. we'll bring you an update when we get more information. >>> now to this, a deadly fire turns out to be much more complicated. nbc 10 learns it is connected to a suspicious death and a suicide. >> a body was found in that fire. and drew smith spoke with her husband tonight and he tells us that her ex-boyfriend was trying to silence her. >> reporter: a doctor wanted to open a clinic for the needy here but it is now burned and boarded up. videos posted online as part of a fund raising effort show a man who police say died by suicide this week known around here as a good

to the fourth david freeze gets ahold of this pitch it goes down the left field line and stays insideair pole for a solo homer. vince can't believe that one and the pirates take at the lead. in the sixth two on for francesco sur vcr i. two more runs score. vince gave up five runs in five innings and trail in the seventh right now six to two. >>> phillies got a big scare last night. here in the seventh pitcher jeremy hellickson grabbing his side after swinging. now he would finish the at-bat and hit a double to left field. he did have to leave the game but afterwards he said he just tweaked his back he's okay and does expect to make his next start. >>> to the basketball and the chances of san antonio beating golden state got tougher because kawhi leonard will miss the second game of the series because of an ankle injury. last night the cavs gave the celtics their worst home playoff game in history. lebron james found out he was not a finalist for the league m.v.p. kind of took it out on the celtics. the cavs led by 41 points at the half and just crushed the celtics by 44. here's lebron

. >> i immediately called 911 and then came over to the dock and she grabbed ahold of the branch and felt she would wait and i didn't go over and then they came and the rescue crew jump in my boats and we went across and got her and came back over. >> woman was taken to reading trauma center for evaluation. it's not clear how she ended up in the water. >> despite the dreary weather today crowds lined state street for a delaware county tradition. the borough parade brought out spectators of all ages. and the keynote speaker at the nearby veterans square was ralph gilatti a former prisoner of war in vietnam. >> this event in media is a great, visible symbol of our patriotic citizenry and it's our duty to remember. >>> today's memorial day events in media capped off a weekend of other special celebrations. >>> hundreds line the streets of bridesburg for annual memorial day parade. this morning festivities startinged betry ross bridge and included military and veteran's groups. philadelphia police and fire and pipes and drums also performed and parade floats and attractions are funded by

a four-year-old boy got ahold of a gun and shot himself. it happened while he was at a home day care. the house is also home to a sheriffs deputy but he was not home and the gun was not the one assigned to him by the department. >>> this deadly car crash in the early morning hour of monday morning claimed one of them is 23-year-old daja red but you may know her as london dior. she was killed instantly. here is her story from someone who knew her best. her brother who was also her producer and manager. >> they were coming to go down to drop her off. every time, a moment that i remember, i would be sitting this watching it. i have so much stuff for her. >> that is her best friend. >> just joking around. it is not a walk in the park. you know. and, the only thing she really wanted to do was just kind of give back to her mom and her sister. also like, she when she made it, she wanted to bring everybody with her. her and her mom, best friends. like, you would never see the relationship like that. ever. like, they, like, yeah, she knew that is he

michael, so obviously you got -- did you get ahold of the memo itself from james comey?e point of this memo? was this his own notes to himself? give us the context of the memo. >> we have not seen the memo ourselves but we've been told about it by some of mr. comey's associat associates. on february 14th, mr. comey went to the white house for a meeting with other national security officials. mr. trump kicked everybody out of the office and wanted to talk to mr. comey one-on-one and it was during that conversation that he told him basically that flynn had done nothing wrong and that the fbi should basically move on from the investigation. comey interpreted this as the president trying to influence him and influence the investigation, and he wrote a memo about it and he wrote several other memos based on every interaction he had with trump because he was concerned about what trump was trying to do. >> where do these memos go? who does he send them to? does he send them to the attorney general, to fbi counsel? who does he send them to? >> we don't know if the justice depart

what sort of policy changes we might see when the senate gets ahold of this. very clear, though, up until this point, brianna, that the president and vice president have worked very hard to get this legislation where it is at this point. looking forward, the vice president for his part is going to keep making those relations, best relations that he can up there on the hill. he's been attending a lot of senate policy meetings up until this point. there is some thought that the president might start making calls as soon as this weekend. but there's also this thought that you want to wait for the congressional budget office to sort of weigh in with its findings before you get that real heavy push. the president for his part feeling optimistic. you heard him there speaking to the prime minister of australia. he also tweeted the following. he said big win in the house. very exciting. but when everything comes around with the inclusion of phase two, we will have truly great health care. phase two obviously meaning when the senate gets ahold of this particular part o

. >> reporter: nbc bay area news got ahold of the nature center's former supervazsupervisor last . she says she worked there for 40 years and denies any wrong doing. >> i loved my animals and they were taken care of. i put my life on that. >> reporter: visitors say they hope the center will be cleaned up and reopened and receive more funding to help the animals. >> i know plenty of locals that love animals that would love to show them care and attention. i would like to see this place stick around because it reminds me of my childhood. >> reporter: and that center is such a wonderful resource, she really hopes that the summer camp can continue there and she even wants to help main paint a mural there. i'm sharon katsuda, now nbc baya news>>> a major phishing attack. it's not clear who is behind the hack, but google says it removed the fake pages and pushed updates through its safe browsing service. >>> the fastest growing part of silicon valley's hottest company, but live videos on facebook have become controversial. so today facebook says it will fight back against the danger with

"the washington post" got ahold of it. on the tape, the second highest ranking member of the house, kevin mccarthy is heard saying, quote, there's two people i think putin pays, rohrabacher and trump. on the tape house speaker paul ryan said there could be no leaks about this statement. now that it's out mccarthy says this was an attempt at humor gone wrong and lashed out at "the washington post" for trying to make this breaking news. >> nbc's edward lawrence, thank you. >>> not guilty. that is the verdict from a tulsa jury in the case of betty shelby, the white police officer on trial for manslaughter in the shooting death of an unarmed black man whose veekd stalled out. the 12-person jury, two of whom were black women deliberated for over nine hours before reaching the verdict. once it was announced, about 100 protesters gathered outside the courthouse. the demonstration remained peaceful and later dispersed. crutcher's sister expressed outrage and vowed to take action. >> i'm going to make sure that i don't rest until w

. >> i immediately called 911, and then came over to the dock, and she grabbed ahold of a branch, so i felt she could wait ann didn't go over and then they came and the rescue crew jumped in my boat, and we went across and grabbed her, then came back over. >> right place at the right time. now the woman was taken to reading trauma center for evaluation, still unclear how she ended up in the water in the first place. >> we now know the name of the navy seal killed during a fleet weight demonstration in jersey city. officials say special warfare operator first class remington peters died of injuries during a airborne demonstration on sunday. the navy says his power a shoot failed to open properly, and he landed in the hudson river. peters was part of the navy's parachute team the leap frogs. he was conducting coordinated jump noop liberty state park. >>> they've served their last meal, the iconic little pete's restaurant in center city essentially closed. last night around 9:00 the iconic 24/7 diner at 17th and chancellor streets closed up shop after almost four decades in service. bro

if you have a consumer complaint call 1-888-996-tips to get ahold of chris and his consumer team. or simply log onto our website nbcbayarea.com/respond. make it easy for you. upload documents and photoso to help us investigate your case. >>> let's bring in meteorologist jeff ranieri. we are on tuesday. heading toward friday. >> i knew there was so much excite there. >> the weekend forecast looks great for the memorial day plans. before we get there we are tracking drizzle in the forecast. >> now, nbc bay area micro climate weather, certified most accurate in the bay area by weather rate. >>> mid to upper 90s we have had the past three days inland. fog building up the coastline. that's the number one factor to get our temperatures down. the second thing we are following is this area of low pressure by thursday. that will give us continuing cooling. i think the pattern change will be kbaging us as soon as tomorrow morning. coastline clouds, drizzle for the peninsula. trivalley increased cloud cover and 59. san francisco, fog and mist to start. we begin with an early overcast for the

good strategy, we didn't have ahold of government approach. can only do so much, you need the state department, you need aid, they ave to be strong partners there. what we're seeing recently and insteade last few years, of hole of government, we have hole in the government. living up to isn't what is needed from the military side. nichowell,son and his people are carrying the state because a lot of and civilian people aren't getting out of the embassy. bunker mentality. avoiding all risk on civilian side. nicholson and soldiers can only go so far. train on law e to enforcement, anti-corruption, f. they aw, civilians stay inside the bunker, stay inside the wire and never get have won and s that is the problem, i'm not aying to be reckless, but two of the best ambassadors who served in afghanistan, mbassador crocker and ambassador newman have been warning us and warning for years diplomacy risk free. we have to take some risk. risk, but we have to soldiers ust like our take risk. what i've seen is risk 100% risk we want free. risk free means you

told them she was in a work study program with the suspect but they said they were never able to get aholdf the company that nguyen claimed to work for. now, the police report again says officers found large quantities quantities of blood s improperly stored. we don't know why he was allegedly paying people for blood and storing it. we were hoping to learn about that in that court hearing but it was a quick, brief hearing with few details. reporting live in northwest d.c., alexandria limon, fox5 local news. >> new at 6:00 a medical helicopter pilot is dead after crashing his chopper behind a postal facility in new castle, delaware. the crash happened just before noon. police say the helicopter was registered to the university of pennsylvania. the pilot was a 37-year-old man from new jersey. his name has not been >> we are trying to figure out why the helicopter was here, where it was coming from and we will that probably have that information as soon as the owner of the helicopter arrives on scene. >> landed on the ground behind this building you could see behind me. it did cause some mino

. >> if you have a comment or a response to this story feel free to get ahold of us. oir here's here's our information. you can also send a e-mail to the unit at nbc bay area.com. >>> i know the warm up is starting. we are going to see it in the next 48 hours, right? >> yes, hotter weather for tomorrow, and the hottest weather ahead as we head into the upcoming weekend. >> now, nbc bay area's micro climate whether, certified most accurate by weather rate. >> the warm weather is courtesy of this high pressure that's building in up until sunday's forecast. with this starting to move closer to the bay area it is going the leave us with a seasony start tomorrow morning from the south bay to the trivalley. temperatures in the upper 50s. another fog-free start in san francisco, 53. north bay, 56. temperatures will be going hotter tomorrow. five to ten degrees warmer in the south bay. we will get close to 94. aed lo of the south bay. i do think will hit 90 in los gatos. downtown san jose, 87. morgan hill, 88. humidity dropping to 24%. that helps to increase fire threat as we

not have my smart phone with me, i would be nervous because i would not know if someone would get ahold of me. >> 7. >> 7. >> yeah. i'm going to give you your score. 0 to 20, you don't have any. 20 to 60, a mild case. 60 to 100, you have a moderate case, any score over 100, it is severe. are you ready to see your score? >> okay. >> oh, that's higher than i thought. >> i got 130. >> oh my gosh. that's so bad. >> wow. i don't know what to say to that. >> 124, i'm addicted. i ain't going to lie. >> i got to have it. >> but why? >> it's part of me. if i don't have my phone -- >> oh my god. it's like, if you need me, i can't answer. >> the world is ending. >> life would be over. >> over? >> over. >> it's a phone. >> it would be over. >> want to put your own kids to the test or take it yourself? we put the interactive questionnaire online for it's on our wu me to listen carefully. i'm ralph northam,aught and when survivors of the virginia tech shooting asked me to support an assault weapons ban and close the gun show loophole, i took on the fight. i saw what those weapons can do as an army do

what is arguably from an economic point of view the biggest public health problem, if we don't get aholdof the epidemic of the opioid epidemic and heroin and concentrated impact is worst because more people buy it quicker. it impairs the learning capacity and growth capacity of a large number of our children. so i came here more than anything else to say thanks and to say that i believe more strongly than i did ten years ago at partnerships between diverse partners are still the best problem-solvers. several years ago a distinguished journalist named james wrote a book called wisdom of crowd in which he basically said you can fill the room with social science study proving that diverse groups make better decisions than ameans of-- the person in the room with highest iq would appear and we push in a little suite and gave them whatever they wanted for two days and made them very happy and the rest of us here drinking stale coffee and cold roast and you fed the same ten questions into genius and us in two days, we wowed make better decisions. it's proved over and over and over again. we nee

. >> i immediately called 911 and then came over to the dock and she grabbed ahold of the branch and i felt she would wait and i didn't go over and then they came and the rescue crew jump in my boats and we went across and got her and came back over. >> woman was taken to reading trauma center for evaluation. it's not clear how she ended up in the water. >> despite the dreary weather today crowds lined state street for a delaware county tradition. the borough parade brought out spectators of all ages. and the keynote speaker at the nearby veterans square was ralph gilatti a former prisoner of war in vietnam. >> this event in media is a great, visible symbol of our patriotic citizenry and it's our duty to remember. >>> today's memorial day events in media capped off a weekend of other special celebrations. >>> hundreds line the streets of bridesburg for annual memorial day parade. this morning festivities startinged betry ross bridge and included military and veteran's groups. philadelphia police and fire and pipes and drums also performed and parade floats and attractions are funded

we see little toddlers get ahold of medication left casually on a counter down -- they've overdosed. they usually get saved because a parent or adult is close by. we also see that people get addicted to these medications by taking them as prescribed, so anybody in the middle -- in fact, we lose more people in the 35- to 55-year age range than anybody else. and then we've got the elderly we have to be really concerned about. they have a lot of medications, a lot of doctors, and things can go wrong. >> all right, your website? >> it's rxsafemarin.org. >> okay, all right. thank you both for being here. we have a lot more to talk about. we have some other guests coming up. thank you for being here. >> thank you for doing this program. >> and we have so much more to get to on the opioid epidemic. coming up, a very personal story from a prominent east bay leader in the ministry. he was a promising athlete who became hooked on prescription drugs after an injury. how he survived and is now helping others. stay with us. we'll be right back. >> i started taking three at a time, and then i was

. >> if you're ever in that position where an alligator grabs ahold of you, the nose, not the eyes, ishe spot you want to go for. >> reporter: the girl tries punching the gator in the nose. then in the nostrils, pulling down on his bottom jaw. finally freeing her leg. >> get your head up, buddy. >> to get an animal like this to let go of you is a miracle. >> reporter: the gator is caught and put down. the state closing the waterfront as a precaution. the girl rushed to the home with puncture wounds to her knee and thigh. amazingly, the 10-year-old is already out of the hospital. her family tells us she's recovering at home. >> adrienne, thank you. >>> there's still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this sunday. the devastating images coming in from a deadly collision with a city bus. >>> plus, the consumer alert for online shoppers looking for the perfect mother's day gift. >>> and the alleged crook, getting into a home through a doggie door. what happens when the suspect and the family dog come face to face? nitrites or artificial ham has preservatives.tes, now it's good for us

even documents that the committee got ahold of last night. these documents did not come from a cpp, they came from al whistle blower, we want to incourage them, but we have to be cautious if there's sensitive information in the documents that they have been fully vetted and that law enforcement in those communities who may be working investigations as we speak, about some of these individuals, that there's nothing that in any way is released that could ever harm any of those investigations. putting these people in prison is way more important than this hearing. and so, i have concerns that these documents were released so quickly and that we didn't have a chance to even view the documents on our side of the aisle until they had already been released as now part of the public discourse on this issue. so, i understand the concern -- and i share the concern, but i think we've got to be careful and cautious because at the end of the day, we've got make sure we're supporting you. and that is the most important thing that we have to do. so i look f

i will never -- the daily caller interview, they did get ahold of it. he time i try to be mad at trump the media bring me back with some outrageous ridiculous charge against him. but in terms of the criticism, i think i'm exhaling his main campaign promise. build the wall. and if supporters don't keep the pressure on him to keep his campaign promise and then if he starts building the wall the media could say you are kind of a nut on this wall thing, your supporters aren't even asking for it. we are asking for it. that's why i keep posting the border wall update every day on my twitter feed. judge jeanine: you will never give it up. thanks so much for being with us this evening, ann coulter. judge jeanine: a fashion industry icon joins me to discuss all things flotus. if you would say i want this. what would you ask? >> i would ask him to leave. >> ask him to leave the american people who elected him. what makes you think your opinion is more important? >> you just asked me. long-shot and returned 28-80 for a $2 ticket. judge jeanine: time for the panel

david: for your smart phone, if someone wants to get ahold of you, can someone get a hold of you on ane or mobile telephone? mr. buffett: no, a smart phone is too smart for me. david: and a computer, you use rarely? mr. buffett: one of the trick questions that bill gates and i give when we are talking is -- who is on the computer more, excluding e-mail? and the answer is i probably am. because i probably play 12 hours a week of bridge on it. and then i use it for research. david: who do you play bridge with? is it anonymous people on bridge? mr. buffett: no, i go by the name of t-bone. and there is a woman i play with a woman in san francisco who goes by the name of sirloin. she is a two time world champ, and i am a two time world chump. so we have been playing together for decades. david: and are you at a world-class level after all these years? mr. buffett: no. no. i -- she -- you could not have a better teacher than she is, but the student has limitations. david: now you mentioned bill gates. how did you actually come to know bill gates? mr. buffett: it came out, because meg greenf

. >> fame understand american exceptionalism and the dream so one to grab ahold of that you can be whatone did america and now they will die for america it is somebody else's fault so they keep the narrative alive so day have discouragement. john: i have that with our facebook response. the american dream is alive and well if you happen to be born white and straight and mail with all the parents. >> we keep hearing this. it is untrue but with those dynamics. >> the american dream ended when the war on poverty began. >> it did for some. and in particular the disproportionately hits black people because she by the lie that the government will take care of you then you are trapped and they reward you for ill behavior than it is hard to get out i was there. it is very difficult you find all about the services available you are committing social suicide to have economic discomfort because once you leave you have to try harder. john: you are discouraged from being buried 893181 -- 1940 the black marriage rate was higher than and right -- the whites but the idea is of progressivism but it affe

. >>> nick williams at the pitch, joe nathan serves up a pitch and he gets ahold of it for his fifth trip of the year. that ties it at 1. two run shot. lee high valley wins this one 3-1 sweeping the three game steer series. they have won nine of their last ten. >>> carson has a season under his belt now. excited to see what year two will bring for the rook. >> we're going to be good offense. that's our role right now is finding good offense. we've got a new guy, a lot of sound on offense. >>> well, the most controversial pick is jones who tore his achilles and may not even play this season. while he did not comment on jones specifically, he did talk about an athlete bouncing back from this type of injury. >> instead of going out and doing a 40 yard, they take a slely. they see if their tendon can do it, their tendon can handle that. so about four months post op, we'll have them start getting onto the field. but really getting into a football shape, it's going to be five, six months. >>> there was a world championships that wraps up today in germany. five fliers were on the canadian t

abby: looks like a dog got ahold of them. they're ugly, too. we hope that you have a great weekend.right now. bi, see you. >> the ayes are 217, the nays are 217. the bill is passed. >> this is a repeal and replace of obamacare. make no mistake about it. >> this is the fourth presidency i have served with. i have never ever seen any kind of engagement like this. >> the after the of the deal come to washington, d.c. the president would never back off. he would never give up. >> as tensions continue to rise with north korea, the house approving brand new sanctions targeting at shipping industry and use of slave labor. >> with this executive order, we will not allow people of faith to be targeted, bull idea, or silenced anymore. >> and we're going to start protecting religious liberty instead of assaulting it. >> leaving parts of the

if your walking the ahold congress, talking to members of congress about the issue, they would see that as outside and they would see that as being a foreign agent for registration and reporting purposes. the other part of it is that they do believe that if you say, for instance, i'm a lawyer and i'm not lobbying, but this isn't something i'm researching legal issue ford them and dent anticipate it going before an actual proceeding, that's when you get into the gray area. staff in the unit have said that's not what we're talking about, but i think that there's obvious room for analysis there, but what they view the exemption is really when you're representing a client in a proceeding and acting as a lawyer and not a lobbyist. >> so another question that at least touches on my personal experience with -- that a client had with farra, can you talk about discovering that you need to register after the fact? i think you talked about curing earlier, but it certainly is possible for anyone to be doing work for a client that they -- at that time they don't believe to be a foreign -- a foreign

>> it's been put on ahold. these things have real consequences. >> great panel. really appreciate it. >>> another republican raising a red flag, a lawmaker who wants the inspector general to look into the firing of james comey. [ birds chirping ] [ inhales, exhales ] [ announcer ] cigarettes are not just dangerous when they're smoked. [ rat squeaking ] they're dangerous long after. cigarette butts are toxic. they release chemicals that poison our water... and harm wildlife. and millions... are polluting our environment. [ sniffing ] [ seagulls squawking ] >>> welcome back. as more top lawmakers express their concerns about the firing of fbi director james comey a key republican congressmanjust called for an internal just department investigation to include the president's decision to fire james comey. phil, what's the latest? >> well, as lawmakers have tried to get their head around it, really grappled with what's trance pired over the last 30 hour, waev started to see really substantive with jason chaffetz. he has now requested they expand that inquery into wha