we are looking at another cool day. we will see another chance of rain for the upcoming work week and that's exciting because any bit helps. and that will keep the temperatures down, the relative humidity higher. the air quality good. and keep fire danger away for the short time. 6:05 is the official sunrise. low fog and clouds are situated not only along the shoreline," they are all wait into the delta with the wind gusts up to 33 miles an hour by fairfield. we are looking at cloudy skies around the bay. 54 in san jose. good morning san carlos. it's 50 for you. and in san francisco 50. half moon bay 5-mile visibility. really no problems there. and from our exploratorium camera you see the clouds. 52 he is airport. probably no delays. the winds will check newspaper the afternoon. petaluma slipping to 48 right now. and it is a cloudy start over in the livermore valley. temperatures have been running below average. that has kept afternoon highs mild in the inland valleys, but around the bay it has been quite breezy. so co

. >> i was always going from one job to another job. they've always passed me because of my visible tattoos. >> the summer months get more dangerous because the gangs are out in force looking for trouble and recruits. she applauds tonight's enforcements hoping it will make the streets safer this cinco de mayo weekend. >> and there are about 88 marshals on the street of san jose right now trying to send the message. there's about 80 of them. peggy is with them now. we'll have the latest on the news tonight at 11:00. live in san jose for nbc bay area news. >> we'll be on this throughout the evening. we're following another developing story. united, passionate and fighting to be heard. people across the country are on the streets on this may day. it's traditionally a day to call attention to the rights of workers. but today, much more. the messages include police brutality and immigration reform. this was the scene this afternoon in oakland. you see our nbc chopper over head. and in san francisco, our chopper is there right now. this march

another authorizes state aid to city schools. and another would end the atlantic city alliance, which heads up marketing for the city. >>> with the beautiful weather we had over the holiday weekend, a lot of people just made it a point to get outside. i hope you did. and business owners in chester county tell us it's a big boost for their bottom line. in downtown west chester, store owners say so many people packed the streets, it almost looked like a parade. some restaurants had to turn people away. shop owners tell nbc 10 all that foot traffic brought in big bucks. >> it was the whole weekend. we were closed on monday but the whole weekend was really great. lots of new faces, lots of returning customers. >> with all the great restaurants in town and other boutiques, we really you know it's a real shopping destination to come and spend the day. >> and business owners tell us they hope it becomes a money-making trend right into the summer. >>> to this a 10-year-old boy drowned while swimming in a lehigh valley pool over the weeke

deserves another chance. we will get the rematch for another bout. angie: do you think he opened the door a little bit with manny pacquiao saying he tried his best that it wasn't good enough? but he did have a shoulder injury and it came out after the fight. guest: it came out after the fight that he had a shoulder injury. overall, it was a unanimous decision, so floyd was probably deserving of the win. it's up to him if he wants a rematch. some of thewere most interesting betsy took -- bets utep and the most interesting? onst: 1.7 thousand $500 down manny pacquiao to win. mayweather had $1.55. we can play it best -- plenty of bets. in terms of how big the event was, you looking at the soccer world cup that took more money, in terms of recent events, like u.s. masters, more money turned over. nba, nfl, super bowl don't come anywhere you -- anywhere near the comparison. angie: why is that? what is it about boxing that triggers passion at betting booths? guest: some sports are designed for betting. horse racing

another way care and coverage together makes life easier. okay, a little easier.r, we thrive. ♪♪ >>mark: will have the to on the plus ride for the dow on friday a hundred yes the late closing down 70 for the doubt the future is down another 97 points that would push the dow that for the 18,000 mark of big businesses will following arise and as buying a zero l four $4.4 billion will fall on the ledge on the developing story as $50 a big premium for the shareholder does that not the $4.4 billion acquisition by aol. >>darya: another earthquake that hit nepal 7.3 to hit the mount everest's base camp at the least 42 people are dead more than a thousand others are injured and there have been several aftershocks since this one struck this morning to in this earthquake comes less than three weeks as you know after the 7.8 magnitude quake that rocked the same area killing more than a thousand people were following the destruction and then taxes just east of dallas following sunday's deadly tornado. >>mark: the damage from the storm the death toll at least two nearly a thir

that makes them even more down to one another. ashley called her interpreter one night and said your interpreter is not even clear to go out on this mission because she had sprained her wrist a couple of weeks back and she was not officially declared by the doctor to go back on mission but because it's ashley and it's because it's ashley who asks her she says yes because the she told me before situation were i were on -- i would have said yes. so many people used us where they wanted to get their money out of us as translators and ashley they always treated us like we were people first and we were getting our job done. so ashley calls her and they go out on a mission. everything is fine and within a fairly short period of time a daisy chain ied is set off which means you step on it one place and explodes in another and lieutenant ashley white is injured very seriously along with private first class jennifer horn on first appointment and christopher -- and as she passes the dash there's a moment in addition to a huge amount of grie

another day, another dollar. thunderstorms popping in the hot and humid air. that is going to be it until the get a big break sunday night or monday. horace: will be turned back to spring? doug: four little bit. this is damascus, maryland. a gorgeous day so far. temperatures are quickly rising. we will not go crazy. we will not head up to 97, 98 but we will get close to 90. right now, it is 82 in gaithersburg, 85 at reagan national. a little bit of river breeze. quantico, 76. the whole area is subjected to the warm, humid air. today, those wins going around some pollen, trees mold. the high range listing for grass pollen. this is the time of year when grass will take over. today, partly cloudy and very warm and muggy with afternoon thunderstorms. heavy downpours, they will be slow movers. they will move east towards the metro complex. we keep seeing these cold fronts, there's not much to them. they are an elongated area of week low pressure. as that moves across the mountains and interacts with the warm air coming up from the south, that is just the trigger we

they will need another week memorial day weekend it will close again. everything you saw this weekend spent it again and whatever alternate plans you made you need to do them again. another weekend of this but it is open this morning so commuters, that is good >> if your commute involves caltrain this are more seats available on selected trains during rush hour. our reporter is at the caltrain station in san jose. matt? >> yes, with silicon valley, it is booming and so is the ridership on caltrain. the good news for riders they will get extra room on some of the trains. here is why. from caltrain's facebook, you can see pictures of the new cars adding an extra car to all trains now in operation for an extra 150 seats and increased standing room. the 16 used rail cars were purchased and four were put in service immediately. they are being added to the busy schedules. in have been four years of consecutive monthly ridership averaging 61,000 weekday rider during the heist season. for southbound trains in santa clara riders near the locomotive have to walk

or 8 out of families outside of san francisco by in terms of homeless in services and leaving to another county is difficult to engage. >> i want to say the announcement from this morning thanks to supervisor farrell for holding the hearings over the past year the supportive housing and different models those commence is really i think good bank for the buck in addressing the issues of hoping people get on their feet i have another point do we track the ages that age range of homeless people i know that when we talk about poverty in the city 1/3rd of the children in the city are in poverty 2 hundred percent of the poverty level the overall population is seminars we'll see with baby boomers like myself angling rapidly the numbers of people and probably homeless seniors i'm wondering how jefferson h s a is addressing that how are we addressing the elderly boom and the elderly poverty boom it is going on for the next 20 over and over thirty years i believe the elderly will be 1/3rd of the total city populations and good chunk will be in poverty or homeless as well. >> sherene is here better

he now heads up another supplier called americo group. one of its clients...is walmart. >> if walmart were really so upset about what success apparel did, one assumes they would not be keen to continue to do business with a leading executive from success apparel. >> on the phone, kevin told us that neither success nor its agent in bangladesh, true colors, knew about the subcontract to tazreen. but we managed to track down true colors' last remaining employee in dhaka. >> if there's any subcontracting, would you be aware of that? >> yeah. >> and then what do you do with that information? do you pass it up? >> yeah. we pass it up to our importer. >> so can you read this email for me and tell me who it's from? >> ok, it's saying hi kanta, i heard the shocking news about the fire last evening. it's nov 26. >> and what's the subject line of the email? >> fire at subcon. >> subcon is industry-speak for subcontractor. that email was sent by a manager at true colors shortly after the fire. so despite success' denials, their own agent may have bee

another driver happened to have a dash camera.ties saw that video and tracked down this suspected driver. let's show you his face. alfonso rodriguez-rojas. he faces several violations. reckless driving, driving with suspended license. he shouldn't have been behind the wheel. >>> it is 4:15 now. next week members of congress will question the president of amtrak about the deadly derailment in philadelphia a couple of weeks ago. the house transportation committee will hold a hearing next tuesday. amtrak's president joseph boardman will testify along with members from the ntsb and federal railroad administration. the amtrak train derailed in port richmond over two weeks ago. eight people killed more than 200 injured. we've also learned that amtrak has been in contact with passengers. a spokesperson tells us quote, amtrak scenes are in the process of assessing, cataloging and returning personal property items to passengers from train 188. we are worksing as quickly, carefully as possible to expedite the process. >>> we have new inform

another growing step. now, what is going on. we have had mature winds.ut that, up to 25 to 35 miles per hour in our neighborhoods. that is chased away any chance of marine layer clouds but for along the peninsula coast. through the east bay hills and valleys there are no clouds and fewer clouds than yesterday. it is chilly with the temperature dropping to 41 at 15 miles per hour it feel like the 30s. there is a wind chill. the day planner showing total sunshine until the evening hours when the high chows come in before the mention storm is bringing us rain. that is ahead. >> this morning could the winds be a factor? >> possibly. but since we have been trafficking traffic at 4:00 to 4:30 this

he said he is sorry for the attack and that may affect his sentencing in another case. our reporter is in the newsroom. >> sanchez finally is saying he is story four years after the attack that left bryan stow severely brain damaged. in a handwritten letter to a federal judge he writes and i quote, "unfortunately mr. bryan stow got hurt and i send my deepest sympathy to him and his family. this was an accident. i pray the court to show mercy." he is scheduled to be sentenced for unrelated weapons charge today. he faces up to 10 years in prison for being a felon in possession of firearms. he is serving eight for attacking brain zoe in the parking lot of dodger stadium in 2011. prosecutors have brought up the assault. sanchez wrote the letter asking for a lighter sentence. bryan stow is making progress. last in he threw out the first pitch at the minor league opening game. >> a miracle. i am a living miracle. i am making the most of it. >> it was a very emotional moment as he was able to get out of his wheelchair and walk on to the field. he has severe brain damage and wi

another system rotates in. another one will drop down and move right in.estly i think this pattern is here for awhile. 50s on the temps. they will continue to be on the cool side with a breeze behind that and low clouds so it's really tough to warm up. not much of a breeze for most. water temps 61-65. a little bit of a system in southern california. no big deal. a whopper of a system going out of the rockies. 30s up in the mountains. 50s and 60s through the valley. for us a few high clouds down to the south. it will be breezy at times. it stays on the cool side. if you get the sun enjoy it while you can but your temperatures well below normal. antioch should be closer to 81 degrees. 76 in san jose. extended outlook does not have much for a chance. >> i will keep bugging you because i head to disney land to report on friday. what is it like? so-cal tomorrow? >>> the city of napa cracking down on dog ordinary reasons. coming up at 6:15 the rules being enforced and what happens if you don't follow them. >> ambitious plan to make san francisco streets safer fo

today a howard county man receives another sentence for another boy. dean lee bender will be sentenced on three counts. >>> drivers campaigning against enormous hot lanes fines are hoping for another court victory. lisa commerce was fined more than $10,000 back in the summer of 2013. commerce contends her ez pass was up to date. because of recent rulings, commerce is confident her case could be thrown out. >>> the men who emerged as leading candidate to become next school superintendent has withdrawn his name from consideration. the school board president released a statement about dr. hoolihan's withdrawal. the board is expected to reconvene soon and resume its search to replace joshua star. >>> maryland representative don florida edwards will be -- donna edwards will be hosting a discussion on paying off school debt. >>> our wusa9 text to win campaign. >> we can't win. >> i have tried. >> just text the key word kings dominion to 25543, for a chance to win. >>> warm and muggy. had heed back to the upper 80s, similar to yesterday. showers and -- headed

exports into another country. if a country's going to take a walk over making it fair for us that's probably a very strong sign that either you have to have the currency rules or you shouldn't have the agreement. but here's the interesting thing, going on to what genevieve said. about half of the republican candidates are against fast track and tpp. so jindal and trump and feeiorina and rand paul. >> santorum. >> santorum. thank you very much. santorum is also against. and for any candidate right now, this is the issue about middle class jobs about u.s. wages, about whether we'll have affordable medicine about what the infrastructure and financial stability will be like. there is no one who should be running for office who can't say their position. >> larry, lori genevieve, thanks for the conversation tonight. next week a big week when it comes to this issue that has been building for over a year. still to come anti-islam protests target the phoenix muslim community in phoenix, arizona. we'll hear from the protest

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you're tested, you realize and you have to get to another level, and i thought we got to another levelt with our competitiveness. >> and we want them to win, right? tip-off tomorrow for game 5 and it is back at fedex forum. you can watch that game on the sister network at 6:30 p.m. and a deciding game 7 would be back at oracle arena on sunday if necessary. >>> now coming up tonight on abc 7 news at 11 clock, some of the world's smartest people are worried that machines with artificial intelligence could actually take over the world one day. >> i think it's going to happen. the question is where do humans wind up. ? >> that's steve wozniak. so what can we do about it? >> i'll have that story for you tonight at 11:00. >> i know. all right. the votes are in -- >> on the money and it's a girl and a boy. >> a group decides which woman >>> covering santa rosa, berkeley, san jose and all the bay area, this is abc 7 news. >>> i'm ama daetz in the abc 7 newsroom. coming up new at 6:00 the hunt for two home invaders in san jose. tonight, the frightening encounter for a 1-year-old girl and her ba

you've got another chance to watch it today. only nbc ten brought you live coverage of the 10-miler. thousands of runners hit the pavement from north wildall the you can watch this this afternoon on comcast sportsnet and then at 3:00 on the comcast network. >> coming up the message mothers are hoping to seasoned during this weekend's million mom march. (music) hey! let me help with that. oh, thank you! (music) introducing the one-and-only volkswagen golf sportwagen. the sportier utility vehicle. >>> yesterday the capital was canvassed spreading the message to end brutality and asking for transparency. >> the organizers and participants say no mother should have to bear the loss of a child. >> if you are waking up to fog and clouds this morning, i think a will the of us. rain should not be a problem today. right, in approximately? >> >> -- we'll have sunshine later on this afternoon. that's all coming up. a part of what standardized tests don't measure, very frankly they don't measure the diligence, the potential passion of a stu

another strong earthquake shook the country. the quake had a magnitude of 7.3. 16 people are confirmed dead and six other after shocks were recoded. one worker told nbc news that the trimmers were big enough to scare the living daylights out of everybody. we're getting the look of the aftermath of this storm. everyone had to evacuate and rush outside. the shaking went on for a minute or two and there were after shocks. shock waves were felt as far as the capital of india. that's more than 500 miles away from the quakes center. this comes two weeks after a quake killed more than 8,000 people and hundreds of thousands of homes were destroyed because of it. >>> the verdict is in and the hammer is dropd. the nfl has su spended tom brady for four games for his role in the deflate gate scandal. brady's lawyer says that it's ridiculous and says that they will appeal the punishment. as it stands the boston globe says that brady could lose $2 million in salary. the patriots are fined $1 million and lose two draft pick in the next two yea

julie: another not so good sign for retail. --have seen all of it except all of it miss except for nordstrom. five cents short of estimates. million.ing in at $739 $757 million the average analyst estimate. the sales is really the important part of these retailers. comparable sales up 4%. they looked for a gain of 5.3%. the shares are taking a dive on this news. i am looking at the breakdown of the brand. it has been the strongest brand, probably. that and anthropology have been very strong. up 17%. up 1%.ology sales urban outfitters comps up 5%. talk because of the west coast port shutdown that some of the home goods that come into anthropology might have been delayed. we will look for more commentary on that. the u.s. consumer is either not spending or spending on different stuff. we are still trying to put that picture together. alix: look at that. joe: getting crushed alix. was talking about why retailers have not done well considering oil prices have fallen. you have a stronger dollar. tourists coming in and not buying as

you are probably thinking of go no not another book on the financial crisis. there have been previous books on our financial crisis and we learn today that there will be another book that mr. bernanke's book on the financial crisis will appear in october. i feel so my book is not the first one on the financial crisis but neither will it be the last. i feel some obligation i think to explain why i felt compelled to write this book on the crisis. first i think with the passage of time it becomes possible to put our crisis in more of a historical perspective. when we were living. i can remember living through the events of 2008 and feeling an overwhelming sense of panic about what was happening in the financial system, what might happen to the economy, what might happen to us. we can do those events now with a bit more detachment i think and begin to understand how are our crisis fits into the broader history of financial crises. and secondly i think with the passage of time it becomes possible to laugh as well is to cry over some of the things we witnessed and e

police back thon street today investigating reports of another home invasion.ox 29's dave schratwieser is live in south philadelphia neighborhood. dave? >> reporter: lucy, those reports this morning turned out not to be true. but this -- thee sexual attacks down here have caught the attention of all of south philadelphia, police patrols have been stepped up, neighbors are locking doors and windows and watching out for each other. >> we have two and we have them both lock. >> reporter: robin doyle was out walk herring dog newer rosewood as crime scene investigators returned searching for leads in the latest sexual assault on a 35-year-old woman inside her own home. neighbors are nervous. >> i'm praying for her. i mean she's great girl. say hello to her every day. we went to the coffee shop and had coffee. she's a great person. >> i would have a gun ready. really. you come in my house and you're going oh get it. >> reporter: police released this surveillance video of the man who attack the 35-year-old victim inside her home on memorial day morning and took off wi

after a dry weekend another area of low pressure. another train car on those train tracks.3 will give us rainfall for the top of next week. abnormally wet for the month of may. how much rainfall? nothing as we roll through tomorrow but look at the numbers begin to add up. don't look at the specific number but look at the general trend. many of you with more than a quarter of an inch of rainfall. more than a half inch of rainfall by thursday evening. clouds increase tomorrow but we stay dry. we'll be wet at times for both commutes on thursday with a slight chance of a thunderstorm. tomorrow as we go cloudy we stay chilly. san jose 68. san mateo 63. highs in the mid 60s for concord and san ramon. alameda tomorrow only 62 degrees. extended forecast, we're wet on thursday. showers linger in to friday morning. after a dry and milder weekend there's another rain chance coming up on monday. turn those sprinklers off. mother nature doing the job for you. >>> tom brady's four-game suspension is sending shock waves throughout the nfl and sports. his jersey sales are up 100% ranked th

another thing is the cloud cover as sara mentioned. the clouds have started to mix a little bit these are thin enough to allow sunshine in and cloudier than it was earlier. temperatures are zooming again for the second straight day even up in allentown you are up at 76 80 in millville and 77 down at the shore and of course these numbers aren't done we'll continue to see them rise over the next several hours later this afternoon in philadelphia we expect a high of 85 degrees well above the high of 71. and tonight's low 61 well above average. we'll have more on the storms with future tracker 6 coming up in a bit. the pollen count is medium high and if you have allergies keep your medications handy. if you suffer from asthma we don't have a code orange ozone action day but we have moderate air pollution and you may want to take it easy and not do any walking for long periods of time outdoors. sara future tracker 6 with today's storms and a change in the forecast tomorrow all ahead in the accuweather forecast. >> we don't want a change dav

>>james: the lead the nepal where is been another major earthquake we have a map where we can show you what happened the usgs cave men had a magnitude 7.3 and more isolated areas and their we just learned from the government in nepal that 90 people have been killed builders were seen slowing to a few weeks after the 7.8 magnitude earthquake that killed more a thousand people will get more details from nepal throughout the morning. let's see where we can expect today. >>michelle apon: that happened at 12 05 early this morning and that is not the only one that happened we had six more that happen right afterwards and that lasted until 113 this morning we have all the ones you see in the red color the dark red right there was a 6.3 that when happened yesterday morning in those smaller earthquake when todd was a warmer temperatures antipater's heating up into the upper 60s but the wind speed it will be another breezy day for today will have when speed and another was that the amounts are looking at the east bay shore line and a recent one of their keep that in mind as to get ready for work

seeing another warm day heading into tomorrow. waking up tomorrow at 6:00 a.m., already in the 70s so mild conditions expected once again as you head out over the next eight hours, a chance of spotty showers for us. temperatures will stay in the 70s. mid-70s by 11:00 p.m. i'll have your 7-day forecast coming up. >>> thanks. let's go live back out to randy gyllenhaal where the city is remembering the victims of the derailment. randy? >> reporter: they're calling it a service of reflection just a way to remember the victims of the derailment. just a day before they reopen these tracks and you can see the officials and the tracks right here behind me. now the eight people who died in this crash have been honored here. they were ringing the bells saying the names of the victims and releasing doves. speakers said that the eight victims boarded the train hoping to see their loved ones and never made it. to that end, officials said they're taking concrete steps to make sure a tragedy like this does not happen again and amtrak will reopen

we're watching another cluster of showers over mt. laurel. it will move from west to east leave philadelphia. and more showers in lancaster county. they're on the heavier side but they're fairly small. these are moving in from the north and the west. we'll see these move through the overnight hours but i think a lot of this will be gone by tomorrow morning. any showers around moving out through the overnight hours. morning hours we're left with the cloud cover. then we go through the middle of i da notice how to clouds stick around. tomorrow, 4:00 p.m. could see a few passing showers. but cloudy skies will stay around until thursday. then we'll see the sun breaking out. thursday looks like a nice day to end out the week. friday back into the 80s. tonight, a chance of thunderstorms, 64 for the low in philadelphia. then tomorrow we'll see clouds sticking around, temperatures about 10 degrees cooler than today. we were are in the mid 80s today. tomorrow in the mid 70s. and thursday we see drier warmer conditions, upper 70s by friday in the low 8

. >> reporter: that's when the agent said cintron made another big mistake. they saw his van confiscated it -- >> and that's when he purchased a new vehicle. obviously we got a dmv hit. >> reporter: they went backwe went back to his home and he wasn't there. but we did talk to his brother, jose cintron. >> i don't think he would do that. my brother is kind. he's not the kind of person that would hurt nobody. definitely he wouldn't grab a girl abduct her and put her in his car. >> reporter: but that's exactly what police say he did. the u.s. martial put him in cuffs tonight. >> we shared information and just worked together the whole time of being here. >> reporter: police plan to charge cintron with abduction, with a weapons charge as well as sexual assault. reporting live from philadelphia headquarters keith jones, nbc 10 news. >>> tonight we are tracking showers that are moving through the area. here's a live look at nbc 10 first alert radar. >> some of us could be in for a wet night. let's get the word from meteorologist sheena parveen. sheena? >> some of

that will burn off and it will be another summer-like day. another warm day on sunday.ht see a thunderstorm or two later on sunday, monday 86 and up to 88 on tuesday, and finally more average-like temperatures on wednesday, 71 looking beautiful on thursday and friday. have a great day. est forecast. >> dylan, thank you very much. don't go anywhere. still ahead, we will show you what happened when dylan surprised her mom with a trip that she has always dreamed about. >>> looking forward to that. up next the hidden dangers lurking in pools and hot tubs. ♪ [music] ♪ jackie's heart attack didn't come with a warning. today her doctor has her on a bayer aspirin regimen to help reduce the risk of another one. if you've had a heart attack be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. spring black friday is here at lowe's, so hurry in now for these great deals. like 10% off in-stock composite decking. plus save 5% every day when you use your lowe's consumer credit card. don't miss out on spring's best offers at lowe's. for something utterly unique go to you

>> what were you guys saying to one another?ching it live people were throwing cement bricks at the police and firefighters there to try to protect the community. you know? several officers wound up getting injured. what were you saying to one another? >> what do you make of the mayor coming out? she, the police commissioner called these people rioting thugs. and then the mayor got pressure because she came out and said she took it back and said really they're just misguided young people who need our support. your thoughts on that? >> do you feel like you're getting support? >> right. >> has anyone taken that into consideration? it's been a white officer and black defendant we've been told that is the problem. that police forces are too white and too trigger happy when going after black defendants. >> so for viewers out there now, mike thinking this is a clear cut police brutality, the guy went into the van fine emerged from the van with a broken neck then died what do you want them to take away? >> do you have any beef with the

i hope to write another one. and one of the reasons for that is no one really understands why it happened. >> yeah. >> it's -- and no one understands hitler. stalin, quite intelligible character -- >> a little bit more logical -- >> yeah. >> -- progression to what he did and why. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> and not necessarily incompatible with achievable aims. >> right. >> to build a socialist utopia is not a negligible ambition. we all know how these things go wrong. you can't force utopia. >> right. >> but hitler, you know, there's not a single historian i've read who claims to understand him, and, in fact, most of them make a point of saying that they don't. and his first biographer, alan bullock, said the more i learn about him, the harder i find it to understand him. >> right. >> and i can't think of another -- another historical, you know, figure, who arouses so much consternation. >> yeah. so let's talk, without revealing too much, because the plot does go in interesting places, but let's sort of sketch in a bro

another person is in the hospital. ktvu fox 2 reporter allie rasmus is live for us in oakland with more on what is happening right now. ally. >> reporter: this as close as we can get to where this is happening. we can kind of zoom in and give you a closer look at the house police believe the the suspect is in. this standoff stems from a shooting near 99th & donte. police believe the suspect involved many that fatal shooting locked himself inside the house. >> we found a house that may or may not be involved with the incident. we did a tactical callout. >> reporter: and in the meantime several block in this area are shut down to to traffic. 103rd and donte is where we are and where part of this scene is unfolding. we will continue to stay out here and gather more information. we are waiting for more information from police. more details on how this stand off developed and what this next step is. live in oakland i'm allie rasmus. >> okay we will check in with you in a little bit. >>> a man found stabbed outside of an eas

it was another earthquake. as of sudden jolt have people in the area calling in testing is something that people are talking about right now did anything to fall off the walls? "nothing fell off. people in and around at boeing country very familiar with quakes after the august 6th 0.0 magnitude things for calling in and this reminder anyone who did feel it we encourage you to call our newsroom. 4155618905 is the number and also e-mail us describe what you felt and wire keyword where because we need to know where your feeling it breaking news eccrine.com >> pam: ahead tonight at 8 what officials are planning to do with the decomposing will carcass that washed ashore at half moon bay close of parents taking action following the arrest of a camp counselor on child for argus the charges and then next the long holiday weekend we should not to avoid any traffic nightmares >> reporter: following great news for you again an earthquake reported just minutes ago at the top of the hour just north and the auto area north o

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shot coming tonight and another one tomorrow.arm and muggy this afternoon with those afternoon scattered storms. closer to the 70s in new jersey and 80s for highs in pennsylvania and delaware. kind of a weird setup here. warm and humid again tomorrow with some showers and thunderstorms even in the morning it's possible. and then we're dry for the rest of the week and for much of the memorial day weekend, the first decent chance of showers that we see is not until memorial day itself. and we'll be right back. and 80s for highs in see is not until memorial day yeah, i'm married. does it matter? you'd do that for me? really? yeah, i'd like that. who are you talking to? uh, it's jake from state farm. sounds like a really good deal. jake from state farm at three in the morning. who is this? it's jake from state farm. what are you wearing jake from state farm? [ jake ] uh... khakis. she sounds hideous. well she's a guy, so... [ male announcer ] another reason more people stay with state farm. get to a better state. ♪ ♪ >>> coming up th

but this kind of warfare may well have had another function. when you have fairly constant episodes of warfare between a lot of closely juxtaposed independent centers one of the functions of these warfare episodes is clearly to test for the resolve and military organization of your opponents. and so you may have a lot of almost ritualized looking fighting which might result in some capture of sacrificial victims. but the main function of it might be sort of boundary maintenance display -- expressing to your enemies that you have a lot of allies, that you can muster warriors that your elites are powerful men and that they should not fool around with you. keach: despite the fact that maya kings were often at each other's throats, they still managed to carry on enduring social and diplomatic relationships. like the royal families of europe, maya kings shared a common culture that crossed political boundaries. kings visited one another, exchanged gifts and formed alliances. archaeologists have plotted these visits that were often recorded in hierog

another person in the truck allegedly admitted he was providing cash to buy the money orders. mary ellen o'toolee is a former fbi criminal profiler. >> when see see groups involved in crime that makes our day. because we know it's matter of time before somebody starts to talk. >> reporter: so if there are others, they might go to the scopes. >> there may have some who have children at home and robbery is okay but killing a child is not okay so you will have dissension. >> reporter: darron wint is out with the first public statement. we hope that whoever committed the heinous crimes my son included he says, will suffer the consequences of their actions. this violence is in no way an indication of the life we live or values my family embraces. police of course say that they tracked down darron wint after finding his dna on a pizza here at the mansion in a room with three of the bodies. but a lawyer who once represented darron wint is saying that he doesn't even like pizza and that police ought to start look for the real killer. reporting live, in woodly park dc bruce leshan. >>

another unusual move in an unusually devastating drought. last week the state water resources board voted to accept a surprising pro possal made by several hundred california farmer -- proposal made by several hundred california farmers to give up some of their water and give up later cuts later. >> the state coming in saying sorry there is no water. >> they want to be part of the plan they have until june 1st to lay out how they will use less water. cutback on water our fowel a part of their land. it will be on a honor system and spot checks on the data. >>> plenty of low clouds around the bay area tonight. that is true again tomorrow. there aring changes ahead as finally low pressure over the west coast that not produced rain but -- there are changing over the west coast that are not produced rain but not near the 80s. tomorrow, in the warmer reaches in the bay area. we will be middle 50s for memorial day. cool, cloudy at the coast again. here is how it looks live at the bay bridge. overcast skies, concord, 67 degrees. oakland, 56 right no

restructuring that will go another three years.his company has been doing restructuring since all the way back to the year 2000, every single year they have had restructuring charges. it is not restructuring after 17 years. pimm: what is the bad news, corey? that,other than everything else is great. it is an amazing quarter that shows how difficult this business is. areia: perhaps investors applauding restructuring even if it is restructuring in perpetuity. cutting costs is better for the bottom line. a periody are ending of what started with 20,000 layoffs. now they are going to start another one. olivia: you're off. pimm: if you ran your household the way [indiscernible] runs the business, what would your house look like? guest: you see what dell and ibm and hp have gone through. it ain't easy. hp is doing the best it can. olivia: does it get better after the split? guest: i don't know. pimm: well done. bloomberg's cory johnson. olivia: still to come, this memorial day friday, are summer blockbusters losing their originality? doe

the wild es cape from police with his 1-year-old in the back seat. >> another sunny day another chilly day with temperatures not hitting 70 degrees throughout most of the bay area. there's a change coming. it is going to rain again in may. >>> the drought emergency really hitting home. san jose is the first big city in california to institute water rationing. here's how it's going to work. businesses and homeowners will be given a month to month allocation. it will be calculated from the average of all users in 2013. based on that number, people will have to cut usage by 30%. if not they'll pay a fine. this affects san jose water company's 1 million companies living in los gatos campbell, and parts of cupertino. it's expected to approve the plan. customers will be getting a letter spelling out the details the get tough rules would start next month. >>> seems like we just did this but another major road closure is coming up here in the bay area. this time it's to finish off the new presidio parkway. new video shows the project is nearly finished. most of the roadway has been paved now b

we're taking it. >> another sweep. another sweep. going to go. go, baby. >> woo! >> from the "roaracle" arena in oakland, alan wang, abc7 news. >> dub nation we want too see your warriors pride. we'll be featuring fan photos on air and at abc7news.com. just use hash tag dubs on 7 when you post your pictures to social media. >>> still ahead at 6:00 the new plan to help solve the student debt crisis. now being considered in washington. plus google goes back to school to bring moore african-americans -- bring more african-americans to silicon valley. >> an unusual day at a south bay office. a wild rescue that stopped work in its tracks. >> the sea breeze in full effect this evening. fog rolling in as we speak. we're on our way to a school start for the new work week, i'll have the numbers and the full forecast. we showed these kids some items from a nearby store, whoa! but they didn't know they were all tobacco products. ooh this is cool. it smells like gum. yummy. this smells like strawberry. ooh, are these mints? with colorful packaging and fruit and candy flavors

>> no, another car. no, another car. >> i'm can you we're not going to tell dad.. >> jimmy: you got out? >> there was no problem with anybody's car. everybody's fine. there were a thousand witnesses. everybody said, you okay, you okay. >> jimmy: yeah, right. >> jimmy: you really have to leave a note or pretend you're leaving a note which some people will do like see you, sucker. that's a good lesson for a son. this is the sixth season of "the middle." are you in the middle? >> we wrapped it. hopefully i'm pretty sure we're coming back again. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: obviously you'll be coming back. the show is phenomenally successful. >> isn't it great? i'm very blessed. i have another wonderful show like this. we got to work with a great -- i just worked with dick van dyke. >> jimmy: oh, wow. >> jerry van dyke plays my dad. what's really cool about this business, way back in the second grade when i was telling the sister delrina that i saw "mary poppins" and i could do all the songs, little did i know i'd be sitting in the makeup trailer with dick van dy

another wupdounded. whoever pulled the trigger is still out there. right now police looking for clues in a brazen rush hour shooting along busy d.c. 295. news4's megan fitzgerald is live along the anacostia freeway in the area where police found the victims today. megan? >> reporter: yeah and this happened, as you said, right at the tail end of this morning rush hour commute. police know that people saw something. people did call 911. they're asking those individuals to call back to hopefully give them even more information about what they saw. now, we're told that it's -- police say it's possible that the suv was targeted. at around 8:45 this morning while traveling north on 295, investigators say someone in a dark-colored car riddled the driver's side of this suv with bullets. one person died, another was rushed to the hospital with nonlife threatening injuries. police are still investigating and remained on scene for about 3 1/2 hours while they collected evidence. >> what we believe is that there was another car that was following this suv out in

then, at stenton, the driver hit another officer. his fellow officers opened fire and shot the suspect in the chest. the suspect still managed to keep driving. eventually, he was arrested in the 1900 block of colonial. four officers who were hurt are expected to recover. >> they were banged up. you got back injuries, you've got leg injuries. so some arms that were bleeding. and one officer, i believe, went to c.a.t. scan briefly. >> yes. >> and you can watch more of that video. we've posted it for you on nbc10.com. you can watch it of course on your mobile devices and the nbc 10 news app. and stay with us for more live updates throughout nbc 10 news this afternoon. >>> a rescue mission turned into a recovery in chester county today. sky force 10 over sadsbury township where crews found the body of a missing swimmer this afternoon. officials tell us the man went underwater this morning and did not resurface. investigators have not released the victim's identity. >>> it's the hottest day in eight months. nbc 10 in camden county today.

another issue is team stadium. the oakland raiders and san diego chargers have hired carr monopolicy that is according to two major groups. he is expected to push through the nearly $2 billion planned for a shared stadium. raiders owner mark davis says he wants the team to stay in oakland but he admits it may no be possible because his demands include the old coliseum being torn down. that would leave the oakland a's without a place to play. and the coliseum city plan that has already been approved includes new and separate facilities for each team. >>> today voters will decide who will hold the state senate district seven seat. two democrats running for the seat which includes a large part of alameda and contra costa county. yesterday assemblywoman and her staff made last minute phone calls from her concord campaign headquarters. she will term out of her assembly seat next year. she says she has more to achieve in sacramento. her opponent says the state senate needs new faces and new ideas. >> that i'm a socially

another one targeting opposing players.ume this will be the beginning for the patriots and all eyes on them. let's go to the association round two of the nba playoffs. the warriors even up the conference finals. curry led golden state scoring 21 of his iii33 points in the first half. here in d.c. this guy, jeff teague i was there. 26 points. lifted the hawks over the wizards. a 106-101 win. it's going to go in next game. let's go to major league label in los angeles. mar runs marilyn >> a high fly ball. gone. >> that was another member of the famous dad's club. scott van sliek drives a three-run walk off homer. dodgers win it 5-3. good for him. to tampa the rays hosting the yankees. rodriguez up in the first inning. >> pitch is deep to left field. butler going back. he won't get it. this one is gone. a home run. >> hits home run number 662. gives a 1-0 lead. his third homer at the field this season. one of five home runs during the game. a-rod renaissance and resurgence. let's check on the weather with bill karins. >> here'

it was a real win/win for both the department and daniel because he's given another shot in another county. >> the suffolk county jail has almost been a second home to cindy archer but today she'll have another chance to put it behind her. >> i'm leaving. i'm going home. i'm getting discharged. >> you are? >> yeah. i'm excited. i'm going to do the right thing, i'm going to stay clean. and i'm not going to come back. i'll remember where i came from. >> what's the first thing you're going to do when you get outside? >> i'm smoking a cigarette. you know? okay. bye, kirby. >> as she is processed out, archer gets to exchange her jail uniform for the street clothes she was arrested in months earlier. >> my pants fit me. imagine? >> let's go. >> bye! bye carey. i will, yeah. all right. my god, my god. this is the best feeling in the world. is to get out of jail, i'm in here nine, almost ten months on a year. >> you want to go home? >> yes, yes, sir. oh, i'm going home. 100-354. thank you. my release papers. thank you. >> take care. >> okay, this is my stuff. i'm going outside to smoke right now.