. >> and i'm alma daetz. michael tyree was beaten to death inside the santa clara county jail nearly two years ago. >> today matthew ferris, jera and rafael rodriguez were found guilty of tyree's murder. abc7 news reporter katie marzullo was live in court when the verdict was read and she is live with the report. katie? >> reporter: dan, the officers were out on bail today. they were handcuffed in front of their loved ones as they were taken out of the courtroom. their wives and mothers calling out to them saying that they love them as they were being taken away now convicted murderers. the families left the courthouse quickly after watching their loved ones be convicted of second degree murder. district attorney jeff rosen said justice was served. >> he is gone now, but michael tyree's tragedy was worthy of our outrage. his death will never be invisible. >> reporter: michael who was bipolar was beaten to death in his cell in august of 2015. fellow inmates testified they heard tyree screaming for help. >> eve

. >> and i'm alma daetz. michael tyree was beaten to death inside the santa clara county jail nearly two years ago. >> today matthew ferris, jera and rafael rodriguez were found guilty of tyree's murder. abc7 news reporter katie marzullo was live in court when the verdict was read and she is live with the report. katie? >> reporter: dan, the officers were out on bail today. they were handcuffed in front of their loved ones as they were taken out of the courtroom. their wives and mothers calling out to them saying that they love them as they were being taken away now convicted murderers. the families left the courthouse quickly after watching their loved ones be convicted of second degree murder. district attorney jeff rosen said justice was served. >> he is gone now, but michael tyree's tragedy was worthy of our outrage. his death will never be invisible. >> reporter: michael who was bipolar was beaten to death in his cell in august of 2015. fellow inmates testified they heard tyree screaming for help. >> eve

dan and alma, back to you. >> that's great. okay, katie, we'll see you in a little bit. >> up next, game two, we have coverage of game two of the nba final sunday at 4:30 only on abc7. >> more dubs coverage as we move on. new details now on three former jail guards in santa clara county who are now going to jail themselves. today a jury found matthew ferris, jere and rafael guilty of second degree murder in the beating death of a mentally ill inmate. michael tyree died at the main jail in san jose. he had severe internal injuries to his liverspleen. the district attorney says the verdict sends a message. >> the perpetrators of the crime are law enforcement officers or not, we will hold them accountable and there will be justice, and there is justice in this case. >> the family had no comment and quickly left the courthouse. sentencing is in september. they could get 15 years to life. at 11:00 katie marzullo is live with the lessons the sheriff's department is taking from this case. >>> jurors in the penalty phase will deliberat

reportg live from the capital, alma zach, abc7 news. alma? with comey, we he tarhat he asked sessions to not leave him alone with the president. how did sessions recall that conversation? >> reporter: well, it was interesting because he in many ways validated comey's testimony. he said that, in fact, he remembers the time that comey came up to him and said he wasm convercosation was having with the president, though he perhaps that he told ord uncotaormfe.bl comey at that point to refer to the proper protocols in terms of how they should interact with the white house. but ultimately what we did learn from this is that comey's testimony last week about being uncomfortable with the president was, in fact, something he brought up with the attorney general. alma? zallch, a live in washington, d.c. thank you, lana. >>> well, she mentioned the deputy attorney general's testimony last week and during that time male senators continually bd intoteut kamala harris's time of questioning. the same thing happened today th questioni sessions. >> that would

alma, back to you. >> all right, janai, thank you so much. house minority leader nancy pelosi says she has serious concerns about president trump's ability to do his job. >> the president's fitness for office is something that is being called into question. it takes a certain curiosity to learn the facts, to base your comments on evidence and data and truth. i'm very worried about his >> the bay area democrat also called trump's presidency so far a failure. she says president trump may simply lack the curiosity, discipline, and stamina to be a competent commander in chief. >> all right. we're moving on. what's blue all over with hints of yellow? a house of dubs fans. that's exactly what it is. >> yes. droneview7 gives us this view of the outside. next, meet the people who live inside and see what they have planned for game four. >> isn't that great? at 4:30, advance knowledge about legal action that a group of raiders fans plan to take. >> i'm spencer christian. we still have >>> well, this is where it could all end. we are looking live insid

. >> que nos destroza el alma, vamos a usarlo positivamente. >> con este pensamiento, alma presentÓ el. >> toda mi vida estuvo en escuelas catÓlicas, fue donde encontrÉ mis primeras experiencias de discriminaciÓn e intolerancia, por ser hija de mexicana. >> tomÓ la decisión de hacer una vida profesional a la tierra, donde naciÓ su madre. >> muchas gracias. >> el triunfo de trump como presidente de estados unidos, el 8 de noviembre de 2016, fue lo que inspirÓ a alma para escribir su primer libro. >> cuando dijo que iba a construir un muro y hacer que mÉxico pagara por ese muro, dije no, tengo que aportar algo positivo a este conversaciÓn a este discurso. conocÍ a expertos de inmigraciÓn, conocÍ a soÑadores, >>uno de esos caso fue de mauricio originario de la comunidad de michoacÁn que pasÓ su niÑez en estados unidos como migrante indocumentada. en el libro, cuenta su experiencia. cÓmo le reclamaba ser tus papÁs? >> por quÉ siempre me dejaban sola? es esos necesitaban trabajar pero necesitaba a alguien que me ayudara a hacer las tareas. creo que en el libro incluye que yo empecÉ a calent

dan and alma? >> thanks, larry. we'll check back with you in a bit. >> people plan to wake up early tornl to watch james comey testify before the senate committee. >> yes, the second of two highly anticipated hearings with the senate officials about the russian interference. >> stephanie ramos is live in washington, d.c. stephanie? >> reporter: dan and alma, that's right. form former fbi director james comey is set to testify tomorrow. his prepared statement is already out. in it comey claims trump asked him to lift the cloud off of the russia investigation. the day before fired fbi director james comey testifies before the senate intelligence committee, his opening remarks are released. in the explosive statement, comey talks about his conversations with president trump, about former national security advisor michael flynn, and his communications with russia. according to comey, the president tells him, i hope you can see your way to letting this go, to letting flynn go. comey recounts the january

friends and family gathered at his alma mater last night.re was a lot of excitement when his name was read. listen in. >> the philadelphia marqukelle fultz from the university of washington. >> reporter: that was the reaction. a wonderful achievement. markelle fultz worked very hard for it. at one point he was cut from the varsity team. but he refocused, played hard and came back. we spoke to his cousin last night. needless to say, she's thrilled. >> marquel said it best. god called your name. that was absolutely amazing. >> reporter: and some of marquel's former teammates here at da math a were at the watch party last night. we did seek speak to them. i'll have their reaction at 6:30. back to you in the studio. >> megan, thanks so much. >> fultz's big accomplishment was nearly overshadowed by his shoes. look at those. made out of basketballs. >> of course. >> you can tell. kept the orange co made. they were his idea. that wasn't the only interesting part of his outfit. the tribune posted these pictures that represented his college alma mate

i'm alma daetz. >> i'm larry beil.t 5:00 starts right now. >> this way, underway. >> the golden state warriors throw a party and just about everyone wanted to be there. >> it's crazy and it's very hectic. >> getting to the celebration required a little patience, but it definitely paid off. >> you're amazing. ♪ we are the champions my friend ♪ >> for the second time in three years it was raining blue and gold in oakland. >> announcer: live where you live, this is abc7 news. >> so good to be here. >> how do you think it feels? look at this. [cheering and applauding] >> just seeing everybody, seeing kevin just put a big smile on his face. it's seeing the fans. this is why we do it. >> three in a row. thr three in a row. >> it's amazing to get to see them from this close. [cheering and applauding] >> great day and a lot of people got an up-close look at the warriors. good evening, i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm kristen sze. what a party in downtown oakland. there is a little extra paper on the streets of oakland and nobody's c

. >> por aÑos, alma mendoza se ha dedicado a recolectar vÍveres, zapatos, cobijas, entre otras cosas.ero: el problema es tan serio, dice alma, que ha tenido que alquilar tres bodegas como esta, en phoenix, para almacenar la ayuda. >> vamos primero a sacar esto. reportero: en efecto, los albergues, en la frontera de arizona, estÁn muy solitarios. los migrantes llegan a cuenta gota. >> ropa de buena calidad, tambiÉn la estamos almacenando, tanto de hombre como de mujer, se estÁ almacenando para que en su momento pueda ser de ayuda. reportero: a este albergue llegaban un promedio de 50 migrantes por dÍa. >> desde que estÁ donald trump recibimos 10 personas. reportero: generalmente tenÍa una asistencia de 100 migrantes al dÍa. pero de enero a la fecha el nÚmero empezÓ a descender. por eso, hay tantas camas vacÍas. >> desde el 22 de enero para acÁ bajo considerablemente, es muy bajo, tanto mexicanos como centroamericanos. reportero: aquÍ habían 23 migrantes el dÍa que los visitamos. una cantidad insÓlita para lo que estÁn acostumbrados. sin embargo, estÁn a la expectativa de que los migran

que hoy a partir de las 10 de la noche hora del este 7 hora del pacÍfico la abogada de inmigraciÓn almao especial. john hernÁndez de 24 aÑos muriÓ estrangulado por el esposo de una oficial de alguacil quien se encontraba junto a Él en el momento del incidente que ocurriÓ hace mÁs de 10 dÍas, de ahÍ ven el incidente. ahora de ser condenados enfrentan la posibilidad de una sentencia que va de 5 aÑos de prisiÓn hasta cadena perpetua. el caso provocÓ la movilizacion de toda la comunidad latina de houston que exige que se haga justicia. >> en las congestionadas calles de la ciudad de mÉxico todos los dÍas decenas de niÑos salen con sus papÁs a vender dulces o limpiar parabrisas exponiÉndose a todo tipo de peligros. incluso la muerte. eso llevÓ a las autoridades a abrir un espacio que ademÁs de mantener seguros a los pequeÑos los encamina a un futuro mejor, iza osorio nos cuenta. >> una caja de cartÓn es la cuna de esta pequeÑa mientras su hermana mayor juega y mamÁ trabaja sorteando el trÁfico. >> no me puedo concentrar ni aquÍ ni allÁ y asÍ estÁ como que observando de repente a mi hija y de

dan and alma? >> i like the story line. >> hard to keep up. >> thanks, kristen, very much. >> all right. well, today is national donut day. it's a good day, right? san francisco bakery is celebrating that along with final fever. >> every day should be donut day. check out these special warriors inspired doughnuts. this is at twisted doughnuts and coffee in san francisco sunset district. workers started cranking the doughnuts out at 6:00 a.m. >> the warriors inspired donut. it's a cake donut with a royal blue icing. we have gold sprinkles and gold w across it to celebrate the win we had last night. >> twisted doughnuts and coffee sold out of its warriors doughnuts before the morning was over. they look good. they will have more on sunday. >> that's good. well, a 12-year-old fresno girl is the new scripps national spelling bee champ. she is ananya vinay and here she is calmly nailing the winning word. >> m-a-r-c-a-i-n. >> that is correct. >> congratulations. >> for those who might not know, everybody

we've got reaction from his alma mater tonight. but let's begin with carol maloney. she's live at the draft in br k brookl brooklyn. >> reporter: every draft have their surprises, not tonight. not for marquel fultz rumored to go number one over all for nearly a year. tonight a reality. commissioner adam silver makes the announcement five minutes into the official draft, the first announcement of the night. he hails from upper marl boar ro. becomes only the forty player area out of the d.c. area to go number one overall. last one was 1971. there was a lot of emotion at the table the moment his name was called. >> i was just thinking about how much sacrifice that table has given me. knowing that this has happened, it's paid off really. i'll still got a lot of work to do. >> reporter: there's a michael jordanesque story line here because everyone was asking about it. he was cut from his varsity team as a sophomore. so asked about it plenty tonight but we're the only ones to capture on camera when the guy who cut him asked him about it. later on news4. back to you. >> so

i'm alma daetz. and >> and i'm larry beil.at 5:00 starts right now. >> finals week, there was one person located and we got them out. >> workers leave asice pull in. the shooter kills three colleagues and shatters the lives of many more. >> and i looked over and i saw my cousin sprawled out. >> ups employees were checked one by one. what we learned about the man behind today's tragedy. >> and military police escort people at travis air force base to safety. the latest on this breaking news. >> also ahead the felony charges now filed against the contra costa county district attorney. >> announcer: now from abc7, live breaking news. >> s.f.p.d. officers responded to a call of shots at the ups building. >> a whole bunch of people with their hands up, people running toward them with their hands drawn. >> the suspect is an employee. >> one of e v face. >> located the suspect who was still armed. i think we saved lives today. >> even so, when it was all over, four people were dead, including the shooter. good evening, i'm dan ashley

i'm alma daetz. >> i'm larry beil. starts right now. >> police say this man planned to murder three bay area doctors. how police stopped him on his road to ruin. >> uber takes action. 20 people are fired for sexual harassment and just plain bad behavior. >> the mystery of the abandoned 5-year-old dumbed at the san francisco zoo. his parents from arkansas are nowhere to be found. >> they're back. close call between coyotes and dogs at a popular san francisco park. >> i'm abc7 news meteorologist sandhya patel. live doppler 7 is tracking spring showers. i'll tell you when coming up. >> announcer: live where you live, this is abc7 news. >> police stopped an armed man they say was on his way to murder three bay area doctors. good evening. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm kristen sze. police say the man has cancer and was angry over the treatment he received. >> melanie woodrow has the evidence police recovered. >> reporter: palo alto police say yue chen was a stage 4 cancer patient who drove more than 200 miles from visalia to the ba

keep in mind there's roadwork on 17-year alma bridge and you'll be in for slowdowns on that stretch. westbound 580 a 23-minute ride from -- out to 680. and a stalled vehicle. we're getting conflicting directions on 580. if you're heading in that direction just a heads up. >>> the most expensive house race in history is about to end with a new member of congress from georgia. today is the special election for the 6th congressional seat. and it's attracted national attention. weijia jiang has more from capitol hill. >> reporter: jon ossoff making a final push in georgia. the 32-year-old rookie candidate hopes to turn the district blue for the first time since 1979. >> voters are concerned with access to healthcare. >> republican candidate karen -- hit the streets and held a rally to urge suburban voters to show up at the polls. >> the enthusiasm on the ground has baby amazing. >> the race offers a potential preview of the 2018 midterm elections. republicans are weighing in from here in washington, working to keep control of congress. >> everybody knows about this race. >> the dems want

alma rosa nieto, abogada en inmigracion, explica que el tribunal tomo de ejemplo el caso de "jae lee". bite/alma rosa nieto/abogada de inmigracion el abogado criminal le dijo a la persona detenida toma este acuerdo te conviene criminalmente, sin embargo, fallo en decirle las consecuencias que podra tener en su estatus migratorio. alex galvez, tambien abogado de inmigracion les anuncio a sus clientes la buena noticia y les confeso que los abogados ahora tienen que ser mas cuidadosos. bite/alex galvez/abogado de inmigracion ahora le esta poniendo mas responsabilidad a ese abogado criminalista de asesorarse el mismo de un abogado de inmigracin para poderle darle consejo correcto al cliente. no conozco mi pas, no quiero ir a mi pas. mario amaya es originario de el salvador y le quedan 5 meses para salir del pais, por eso desea reabrir su caso lo antes posible. stand up/edgar munoz/los angeles, ca algunos abogados ven con muy buenos ojos esta segunda oportunidad para inmigrantes residentes y tambin indocumentados, es una puerta mas que se abre para que sigan luchando sus casos en este pas.

dan, alma, back to you. >> look forward to that. thanks so much, larry. >> abc7 news was at the alameda county food bank where they are putting cleveland on notice. laying down the challenge once again as the food banks vie for dominance in the food court. it's online fund-raising competition to see who can bring in the most dough during the nba finals. >> throwing down the gauntlet to our friends in cleveland. what we hope is to put a big dent in hunger, have some fun rivalry, and get fans engaged in our work. >> it's a great idea that does some good. the mayors of both cities launched the competition in place of the more traditional city hall wageers. the san francisco food bank is also in on this and yo can help end hunger now and meet this challenge. here's all you do. just go to our website abc7news.com, we have a link set up there for you. >> well, today warriors fans are sporting all of their gear, especially the superstitious fan. >> laura anthony is live to tell us about an east bay man who has a lucky warriors themed small

i'm alma daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley in for larry beil. the man died in russian hill.ght now. >> abc7 news reporter cornell bernard is live with new details on the case. cornell. >> reporter: dan and alma, we have learned a tourist was matthew bait. he was only 33. police say it all began with a fight outside of this hotel on van ness and fill bert that is frequented by tourists. an early morning crime scene near this russian hill hotel where police say an australian tourist was killed. they woke sometime after 2:00 a.m. to police banging on the door of their hotel room. officers said they were looking for suspects. >> passing the room -- >> reporter: police say 33 year old matthew bait from the northern territory of australia was killed after an argument outside the hotel. >> the altercation turned physical. at some point during the altercation, the victim sustained some injuries and was later transported to the hospital. at the hospital the vic tm was pronounce the deceased from his injuries. >> reporter: after a search, police detained two suspects for questioning.

overnight a crowed gathered at dematha h school, fultz' alma mater - to watch markelle get drafted.amily, friends and former teamates were all in attendance. they said it was good to watch someone they call their own -- make history. fultz now joins the fultz now joins the city of brotherly love and their trio of young guys. last year the sixers finished with a record of 28-wins and 54-losses. at xx time for weather. toss to eileen drive; few pm storms - feeling tropical through tomorrow morning (very high humidity) - saturday morning rain; afternoon clearing - delightful sunday & early next week (very low humidity!) today: morning showers. pm thunderstorms. very humid and breezy to windy. highs: 88-90 winds: sw 10-20 g 25 mph tonight: rain developing. warm and very humid. lows: 71-76 winds: sw 5-15 mph saturday: morning rain becoming partly cloudy with falling humidity after noon. highs: 87-90 winds: nw 5-15 mph a wild ride behind the scenes for the movie. coming up-- we'll tell you who is now giving orders to han solo. wars" spinoff focusing on han solo. a few days ago-- the studi

>>me siento molesta y triste, siento que su alma todavÍa estÁ aquÍ.lor nunca va a pasar. reportera: dayana dice que no quiere que se olvide la memoria de su hija samantha. comentarista: ella fue una de ciento de miles de personas participaron en la jornada de concientizaciÓn de la violencia por armas. regresamos con mÁs. locutor: conoce a alguien que ha sido vÍctima de violencia de fuego, compartas la en facebook, twitter, instagram y univisiÓn. mÁs adelante cÓmo vive el hombre de las cavernas porquÉ abandonÓ la civilización pero antes ¡allá voy! comencemos. ¡así no se juega las escondidillas! eso es lo que tú crees, papito. [grito] y así es como el estudiante supera al maestro. ♪ ♪ ♪ ¿insuperable? insuperable. ¿en serio? nadie mejor? no, nadie. ¿cómo es posible? es cuestión de química, hay una fórmula... si, pero otros dicen... exacto, "dicen", pero para ayudar a mantener tu motor limpio, ninguna gasolina supera a... chevron con techron. ¡ah techron! ninguna gasolina limpia mejor que chevron con techron. cuídalo siempre. casi tan bueno como chevron.

dan and alma? >> kristen, thank you.p on jeopardy, wheel of fortune fans, they won't air at the usual time because of the warriors game. wheel of fortune will air at 9:30 this evening, jeopardy will run at 2:12 in the morning. set your dvr's. >> we were hoping to tailgate at the arena. stay outside, the warriors will have a great game. >> wae're starting to feel that warm up, spencer. >> we are indeed. i'll show you the next seven days. generally the warm est locations in a warm up, concord will be 85 degrees. the entire bay area will cool down a few degrees, not much, low 80s in concord. most locations will see a 2 to 3 drop off. temperatures back up again monday. tuesday high temperatures in the upper 80s near 90 tapering off gradually to low 80s again. right now we have clear skies, sunny skies around the bay area. mild out there. nice commuting weather for those going to the warriors game tonight. right now we just got a little patch of coastal fog, but it's sunny everywhere else. this is the view from the rooftop he

services will be held at his high school alma matter. warmbier died monday after being released from a year and a half long detainment in north korea his family declined an autopsy so his official caught of death remains a mystery. >>> president trump is touting his administration's accomplishments, last night, the president held a promises made, promises kept rally in cedar rapid, iowa. president urged senate republicans to add more money to their health care plan because he wants a plan with quote, heart. the president told the crowd that some of the plans for his southern border wall. >> we are thinking of something unique. we're talking about the southern border. lots of sun, lots of heat. we're thinking of building the wall as a solar wall so it creates energy and pays for itself. >> also, in cedar rapid the president discussed the importance of agriculture, during a visit to kirkwood community college. >>> up next we will tell but actor george clooney's big deal set to make money off his to keeley business. >> wish i could have a l

dan, alma? >> fantastic., champs again, on the chronicle's front page. you can find the papers at news stands for $1.50. >> what a great shot. wonderful night to be out celebrating the warriors's big win and a nice night for a parade in a couple days. sandhya patel has the forecast. >> it's going to be a winning forecast for the parade. before that, i want to show you what's ahead. temperatures tomorrow in liver more, 79 degrees, the average is 80. so getting close to that, but look at the numbers soaring. it's going to be cooking as we head towards the end of the workweek, and into the weekend. don't worry, it's not going to be hot for the warriors' parade, as you take a look at a live picture from our tower camera, city hall is all decked out in blue for the warriors' win tonight. visibility is good, not so great along the coast. we do have some fog that has formed right near the coast. it is limited tonight, and will stay that way. temperatures right now, in the 50s and 60s across the bay area. here's a li

william and mary is also gordon kray's alma mater. this is an hour-long event which is part of a symposium titled, james monroe, presidential gu

>> thanks, alma. >> s.f.o. showing dub nation pride. matt keller took this video this morning.l decked out in blue and gold. >> i may go to the grocery store and, you know, pickup some stuff and not run into anybody, have to talk about basketball or something like that. can't do it. >> steph curry took a time-out while preparing for the nba finals to talk exclusively with abc news. he shared his biggest struggle with celebrities. his full interview on "good morning america" here on abc7 beginning at 7:00 a.m. >> a duck extremely happy to be reunited with her duckling. >> these pictures tweeted of ducks getting out of a storm drain while the nervous mom watched on. >> they posted this photo of the happy mom leading her ducklings around. how cute is that? earlier this week police in sunnyvale pulled ducks from ma tild and 101. they are now safe and sound. >> keeping up with safe and sound, hayward police were looking for a boy lost on tuesday. >> he ran away from home because he gave himself a haircut that just didn't go as planned. >> he didn't want his family to see it, right?

>> that's right, alma. i want to start with this picture. take a look.here on the ground after police shot him. and on the ground near him, you can see the back pack that police say had knives inside and the hammer that he allegedly used to attack an officer while shouting, this is for syria. now look at this video. it shows an officer continuing to point his gun at the suspect after he was down. they say his i.d. suggests he is an algerian student. this was shot by kyle on vacation with his wife and we just talked with him on face time. >> i saw two things of smoke. i'm guessing the gun powder from the two shots we heard. and then probably two or three police officers surrounding a guy who was on the floor at this point. and as time went on, i could see blood coming out of his leg. >> in the meantime it was frightening for the 600 people inside notre dame cathedral. police told everyone to show their hands so they could be sure no one had a weapon. former president bill clinton's united nations ambassador happened to be inside. she tweeted that people w

>> thanks, alma. you then. >> finally tonight a treat from the oakland zoo and it has nothing to do with the animals. >> check out this view of the bay. this video was taken aboard a brand-new gondola that made its debut at the zoo. >> it can carry up to eight passengers to a hill top restaurant that overlooks 650 feet above sea level. >> it is the only urban gondola in urban kfrl. it has a spectacular view of san francisco bay. yo know, you've got to go worldwide before you have anything comparable to it in any zoo. >> it will have a more specific purpose by next year. that's when the new california trail opens. >> it will double the size of the zoo and include native california animals like gray wolves, grizzly bears, bald eagles and jaguars. i feel like having a pair of skis. >> those are beautiful views, stunning. >> great way to enjoy the view. "world news tonight with david muir" is coming up. i'm kristen sze. >> i'm dan ashley. so far sandhya patel and michael finney, we appreciate your time. >

dan and alma? >> thanks a lot. new developments in the investigation of two separate fires of the same apartment complex under construction in emeryville. the latest fire, the san pablo avenue site occurred on may 13. the other ten months earlier. this afternoon officials declared that both were arson. abc7 news reporter melanie woodrow is live in emeryville and mel, you say they have identified a possible suspect? >> reporter: yes, they have. and we'll show you that suspect's picture in just a few moments. but first you can see that the clean-up effort is still underway here after that most recent fire, the second one that was in may. developer rick holiday has said that he will build a third time. he's also said all along that he believes both of these fires were arson and today investigators said he's right. atf officials unveiling surveillance images of a suspect in a hooded jacket carrying a back pack and riding a bicycle. they say this suspect canvassed the holiday development building prior to the may 13th f

many experiences in oregon and he felt it was the right thing for the collection to be here in his alma mater. i brought a number of examples of manuscripts that are included in the collection and that includes things like correspondence. his artwork. he lives not just as a writer but an artist. we have examples of his artwork, literary manuscript in the collection. we have a diary he kept when he was an undergraduate at the university, which is a fabulous resource, what his experience was like at the university. because he was a student at the university we have the student yearbook and he is represented in the student yearbook, the oregona. the collection is rich in depth and scope in terms of documents in the collection, and correspondence revealing things that were happening to him at the time of the writing, they talk about his relationships with other people in his life. they are an exciting collection of primary sources to help the scholar learn more about ken kesey. ken kesey had an outgoing personality, that is reflected in the student yearbook, he was involved in, from 1955, a

i visited the president's alma matre to see what this generation thinks. >> you are going to get tax this wharton graduate, president trump. >> i don't pay taxes yet. >> this whole system is too confusing. we have to stop this madness. don't you agree? >> i any there is some ulterior motive. >> greed for lack of a better word is good. jesse: the president is going to deliver massive tax relief to you guys. do you agree with that? >> yes. jesse: then you can buy more shirts and do this with them. >> i could buy all the colors of the rainbow. >> people are always doing tons of things. >> high energy like donald trump. >> no naps for trump. i don't take naps. jesse: president trump graduated from u10. how proud are you? >> not too proud. it's not a good thing. >> yes, he did. jesse: what's it like going to the same school as the commander-in-chief. >> i learned a lot about leadership. jesse: the president of the united states, your most famous graduate. >> i would say norm chomski. jesse: the communist? >> his views don't align with mine. >> isn't trump gay marriage? >> is he? >> i do e

. >> congresswoman mia love addressed graduates at her alma mater, the university of hartford. she's the only black republican woman ever elected to congress and has represented utah's fourth district since 2014. rep. love: before i begin, i'm going to have to recognize that i am proud to recognize my colleague in congress, representative john larson who is here with me. thank you so much. [applause] and i have to recognize walt harrison. to him as the president of the school than anybody else, and i have to tell you how amazing he has been, and he has put this school on the map. thank you so much for your service. [applause] rep. love: i also have to hart school, old and say yes, you brought down the stage with that warm and thank you very much. it is so wonderful to be with all of you today. back, to a to be place that is filled with so many memories. my mind has gone back to places and spaces on this campus, many lessons learned and so many people who made a difference in my life. my time here as a student stretched me and strengthened me , positioned me to recognize opportu

reportero: esos activistas saben que tiene que estar sanos de alma, cuerpo y mente.dores en el medio de la violencia y corrupciÓn del paÍs. ♪ ♪ ♪ arantxa:autoridades de irak, dieron a conocer un vÍdeo que muestra sus bases militares. las imÁgenes revelan el momento en el que oficiales toman el edificio y muestran un escondite militar, con diferentes tipos de explosivos. el estado de mÉxico, celebrarÁ elecciones para el puesto de gobernador. en veracruz, mÁs de 200 municipios van a elegir alcaldes. el decisivo voto se emite en el medio de los flagelos, la crisis econÓmica y la corrupciÓn que estremece a la sociedad mexicana. reportera: mÁs de 19,000,000 de electores mexicanos en el paÍs y 512, que lo harÁn del extranjero, podrÁn elegir gobernador para los estados de mÉxico, asÍ como presidencias municipales en veracruz. >> a travÉs de los representantes de los partidos polÍticos, podrÁn elegir. >> tenemos una pregunta que intenta valorar quÉ determinarÁ la elecciÓn del elector... reportero: segÚn datos el enlace estado -- el estado de mÉxico, delmazo lleva ventaja sob

pedro: el problema es tan serio, dice alma, que ha tenido que alquilar tres bodegas como esta en phoenixero a sacar esto para recibir las donaciones. pedro:los albergues en arizona estÁn desocupados. a este al ver que llegaba un promedio de 50 migrantes por dÍa entre deportados y los que venÍan del sur. >> desde que entrÓ el aÑo venimos recibiendo 5,10, lo mucho 15 personas. pedro: lo mismo vimos en cada albergue que visitamos. este al ver que lleva operando 35 aÑos en nogales, y tenÍa una asistencia de 100 migrantes al dÍa. pero de enero a la fecha el nÚmero comenzÓ a descender y en la actualidad no rebasan los 25 o 30, por eso hay tantas camas vacÍas. >> desde el 22 de enero para acÁ bajÓ considerablemente la inmigraciÓn de personas. es muy bajo, tanto mexicanos como centroamericanos. pedro: habÍa 33 migrantes el dÍa que lo visitamos como una cantidad insÓlita, dice la encargada. >> 180 hasta 350 en una noche. pedro: sin embargo, estÁn a la expectativa de que los inmigrantes le pierdan el miedo a donald trump y empiecen a llegar de nuevo, o que se den las deportaciones masivas de la qu

head, your fear as great or greater than your >> congresswoman mia love addressed graduates at her almaater, the university of hartford. she is the first black woman ever elected to congress and has represented utah since 2015. [applause] rep. love: before i begin, i'm going to have to recognize that i am proud to recognize my colleain

experiences here in oregon, and he felt it was the right thing for the collection to be here in his alma mater. today i wrought out a number of different examples of manuscripts that are included in the collection x that includes things like correspondence, his artwork. he was not just a writer, but also an artist. so we have examples of his artwork we have literary manuscripts in the collection, we have a diary that he kept when he was at the university which is a fabulous resource about what his experience was like when he was a student here at the university. talk about his relationships with other people in his life. just very exciting collection of primary sources that can help this color burn more about ken kesey. ken kesey had an outgoing personality, and that's reflected in the student yearbook. he was very involved in a lot of different student activities. this is the organic in 1955, and he was a performer. one thing he did was he was a ventriloquist and here's an example of him with his dummy doing a performance figures also involved in other student activities. he was a contr

. >> congresswoman mia love addressed graduates at her alma mater, the university of hartford.he's the only black republican woman ever elected to congress and has represented utah's fourth district since 2014. rep. love: before i begin, i'm going to have to recognize that i am proud to recognize my colleague in congress, representative john larson who is here with me. thank you so much.

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billie joel game the commencement speech at his alma mater. he was supposed to graduate in 1967 but didn't because he had a habit of skipping english class. he got his diploma in 1992. they welcomed him back. melissa, rough start to the day. great ending, a nice one going forward. >> the humidity stays low sunday. something to look forward to tomorrow. storm tracker 6, spotty showers to the south and east of reading and east of lancaster. this fizzles out. nothing like earlier today with the severe showers and storms that triggered the microburst in burlington county. we are at penn's landing, summerfest kicked off yesterday. it's going strong tonight. it's comfortable if you are outside, we have mostly clear skies. earlier, it was active across the region. springfield township with that a severe line moving through. an air conditioning unit off the roof. princeton junction, 3.25-inches of rain. power poles were knocked down. gloucester city, camden county, treetrees knocked on to a house. 67 from millville, upper 60s, cape may. satellite 6 al

nueve vÍctimas, ocho signos zodiacales y un alma atormentada. aquÍ nos vemos la semana entrante.Élix: nuevo las noches. -- mmuy buenas noches. m ♪ presentadora: hoy es sÁbado y estos son los titulares, choque de avioneta en la ruta 101 del condado de santa clara. miles de personas salen a las calles de san francisco para participar de la tradicional participaciÓn del orgullo gay. anunciaron el decomiso de miles de fuegos pirotÉcnicos, noticias univisiÓn 14 sólo las 11 comienza ya. locutor: desde ediciÓn de noticias univisiÓn 14 tu gente, tu voz. presentadora: bienvenidos en noticias misiÓn 14, gracias por su sintonÍa le saluda beatriz ferrari. 47 aÑos de que da celebraciÓn al orgullo gay. una de las mÁs grandes a nivel mundial y estarÁn uniÉndose con mayores medidas de seguridad, nuestra colega nos cuenta quÉ le dijeron los participantes. >> ni mucho calor ni mucho frÍo en san francisco la gente a la que le hemos preguntado este dÍa acerca de las medidas de seguridad, dijo que esta tranquila de ver a mÁs policÍas a las calles. >>se ven agentes desplegados a los cargos de las call

por Último mencionarle que los ojos del alma estÁn en la selecciÓn nacional yy es que corona de Últimawl. >> la probabilidad de ganar el premio mayor es una en 292,000,000. presentador: pero a alguien le cae. [mÚsica] >>noticias univisiÓn presenta: [mÚsica] >> cuando estaban a punto de aterrizar, el piloto sufriÓ un infarto. dos jÓvenes intrÉpidos tomaron el control de la nave. >> establecemos enlace en la torre de control del aeropuerto. >> su hazaÑa fue transmitida a toda colombia. >> todo el

. >>> juntos escuchando palabras que llenan el alma. >>> que lo quiero mucho y que gracias por todo lo con sus hijos en mÉxico. >>> muy triste, solo, pero, aqÍi estamos como quiera, echÁndole ganas, para poder mantenerlos allÁ. su situaciÓn no permite viajar a ver a su fapmilia. >>> no hay posibilidad de ir y venir. >>> esta misa dedicada a padres migrantes para pedir por una reforma. >>> hoy queremos solidarizar con tantos padres que lloran no poder tener a sus hijos sabiendo que la vida para ellos y aquÍ, luchando para que no les falte nada en sus paÍses. >>> misas como estas, dedicada a padres migrantes se celebraron en muchos lugares la esperanza es que puedan celebrar junto sus hijos en los prÓximos aÑos. >>> al regreso en noticias telemundo, reposo a goles y momentos destacados a partidos de hoy de copa fifa confederaciones. la casa de la copa del mundo. ♪ ♪ ♪ queremos que todos los cuartos sean cuartos de tele. porque esos son los mejores cuartos... ...porque tienen tele. ¿y cuando no estamos en esos cuartos? tenemos nuestros shows aquí... directv now. una gran oferta de streami