some of these ap tests are four to six hours long. for those not familiar with the ap test exam, students and teachers prepare all year for the tests. if they get a good score, they get a college credit for the class. they are conducted during the school day. in order to retake the test, a lot of students will have to miss regular classes and finals even. but most of the students we talked to today say they aren't upset with the school's president. it was an honest mistake. this is certainly not the first time that this has happened though. last year at gun high school in palo alto, there were about 800 students who had their ap scores invalidated also because of problems with the seating arrangements at the school when they took those tests. so the college board is known for being very strict about these sorts of things. back to you guys. >> allie rasmus live in marin county. brings me back to when i took my ap exam a long time ago. >> with flying colors. >> i did. >>> two 18-year-olds from wisconsin could be prosecuted for their dar

i want to give a shut out to my ap teacher, the best ap teacher. my question for today's, what do judicial activists believe in? >> we talk about jurisprudence on the federal bench, we talk about how to federal judges make up their mind.th there's really too big options on this. those who practice judicial activism and those who practice judicial restraint. activists tend to be more liberal and those who practice restraint are more conservative. activist see the constitution is a living document that evolves. the arbiters of not really what they constitution meant in its original form but what is it me today is our bellies and issues have evolved? those who practice restraint, whatever the word says, that's what the word means. >> that restraint tends to be ideologically conservative. we heard that during the judge gorsuch confirmation hearings.te the idea that the judges who practice restraint are lookingaw at what the original law said, what the founders intended when they wrote that. that's what we're hearing more and more. the textual us. i don

allen: shout out to my ap teacher. my question is, what is the difference between interest groups and packs. that assuming i struggle with. -- that is something i struggle with. >> packs are a form of interest groups the federal government has a role that interest groups intollowed to give money the political system, as long as they get it through a legal entity known as a political action committee. way that interest groups and some corporations individuals start packs that give money. vicki difference between packs -- the key difference between packs and super packs is a packs are limited on how much they can directly give to a candidate. there are hard money limits. are unlimited spending by interest groups or individuals as long as the money is going to independent efforts that are not directly related specifically to a candidate. >> know the difference between interest groups and political parties. political parties want to win elections, interest groups want to win issues. both extremely important. early in it is

but students and teachers spend all year preparing for the ap exams.he ap exams, you can get college credit for it, which subpoena why people invest the time and money and the fee to take the exam, which is $100 per test. some of the exams in talking to the students take as long as six hours. four to six hours. it is a big investment of time and energy that may have been wasted in some cases. back to you guys. >> i can't imagine the students have to pay for the test again, do they? >> reporter: that, i'm not sure about. we are waiting to hear back from the president here to find out what exactly the procedure is. but i think a bigger -- a bigger importance in some of the students' minds is the stress involved with taking the exam, preparing for it and again the time commitment. you know, four to six hours depending on the test. >> and they thought they were done. allie rasmus, thank you. >>> russian president putin says that president trump did not pass on any secrets to his foreign minister and he can prove it. they will hand over a transcript of the

the first big ap scoop this spring on paul manafort landed on march 22nd. ap exclusive. before trump job, manafort worked to aid putin. quote, before signing up with donald trump, paul manafort secretly worked for a russian billionaire with a plan to greatly benefit the putin government. in 2005, manafort proposed in confidential strategy plan that he would influence politics, business dealings, and news coverages inside the united states europe and former soviet republics to benefit vladimir putin's government. manafort's pitch memo for this contract said, quote, we are now of the belief this model can greatly benefit the putin government if employed at the correct levels with the appropriate commitment to success. quoting from the ap, quote, manafort pitched the plans to a russian billionaire, a close putin ally, with whom manafort eventually signed a $10 million annual contract beginning in 2006. that was the ap's first big scoop on paul manafort this spring, which happened in march. i remember when that story broke i was in a cab on my way to work, and i laughed out

that picture made its way to the ap college board. apparently the students weren't far enough apart during the exam. rules about how students sit during testing are very specific. >> it means a lot to me because it has a lot to do with college credit, but also even college admissions. >> reporter: students will be allowed to retake the tests next week with the exception of kelly who had already plan to be out of town. >> cancellation fees are too much, so i can't take the retakes. >> reporter: if she doesn't retake this test, she won't get college credit. >> if they see that some people retook it and i didn't, it could affect me in comparison for colleges. >> reporter: the president here says he went through multiple appeals processes with the college board and was unsuccessful in getting this decision reversed. he was able to get students their $93 fee back for each test they wanted to take. students don't actually have to take this test, it's just if they want that college credit, theyville to come back here and take that test next

[indiscernible] the secretary: there were iscussions with prime minister netanyahu ap president abbas. the president was forceful to be serious about approaching these. everyone has to compromise. he was put ange lot of pressure on them and time to get to the table and made the point. we saw the israeli-palestinian peace delem yeah. indiscernible] the secretary: i think that's a question for each individual country to answer. i don't want to speak on any one of them. [indiscernible] the secretary: the president is quite the communicator, which shouldn't surprise you. he adjusts his style to the people he is meeting with and the issues and the urg begins si around these issues. he dials the urg gets si up and the style dials unand i can tell you that the meetings in israel and palestine, he was very energized because he feels there is an urgency and take advantage of this opportunity and sets his tone depending on how important the issues are and obviously taking into account the party he is dealing with. he has been pretty remarkable. seethis is my first time to the president sbrg act

that picture made its way to the ap college board. apparently the students weren't far enough apart during the exam. rules about how the students sit during testing are very specific. marin catholic students were 24 inches too close. >> it has to do with college credit, but also college admissions. >> reporter: students will be allowed to take the test next week, with the exception of kelly who had already planned to be out of town. >> i had a trip. cancellation fees are too much. >> reporter: if she doesn't retake this test, she won't get college credit. >> if they see some people retook it and i didn't, it can affect me in comparison for colleges. >> >> reporter: i spoke with the school's president over the phone. he was extremely apologetic and he asked that the school be punished rather than the student, but in the end, the result is the result and it cannot be changed. those tests take place next week. >>> federal arson investigators have joined the effort to find out if a fire that tore through a construction site in emoryville

the ap found 5% of reported attacks involved 5 and 6-year- olds. incidents jump ages 10 through 11 and continue to climb through age 14. the report dropped through high school. they say schools are underreporting sexual assaults because there's no uniform way to classify offenses. and the ap found some schools reported no sexual assaults even when offenses were documented in public records or news reports. in the newsroom, i'm jessica flores, kpix5. >>> republicans and democrats have agreed on a spending bill that will avert a government shutdown. the legislation was released just this morning. reporter meg oliver shows us what donald trump had to hold off on in order to get it done. >> reporter: a trillion dollar spending bill that will numbered the government through september 30th was released monday morning. donald trump dropped his initial demands so lawmakers could make a deal. it includes $1.5 billion for more border security. but the money can't be used for a border law. the legislation does not cut funding for planned parenthood. and the e

construction, bob gilleys is a project manager with ap. >> ap recently completed race street pier and manayunk trail and thinks similar project where it will bring community together. >> reporter: construction begins next week, two expected first phase to be done, by early december. >> it is kind of awesome when you get a chance to sit, take a step back and look and say wow, you know, this is an amazing city. >> reporter: in philadelphia along old reading line, david spunt, for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> amazing indeed. >>> we first told you yesterday about world war two veteran sergeant erwin medway attending classes at villanova university for the past 24 years today the nine three-year old purple heart bronze star medal recipient walk across the stage receiving an honorary doctorate of humanities. he had been taking classes through the university senior citizens personal enrichment program and he says he has always had a love of learning, and never leaves a classroom without learning something, and a big congratulations to him. >>> best burger in philadelphia, everybody has got th

that same day the ap story came out, this story was everywhere. paul manafort expected to register as foreign agent. noorcht register as foreign agent. and at the time that happened in april, it made some waves, right? critics of the trump administration, chew on that. here's another senior person registering retro actively as a foreign power. and now trump campaign chairman, paul manafort had to do it too. amazing story. manafort never did it. you can search yourself to see who is registered as a foreign after all it's a good little enforcement i have it book marked on my phone. it's mobile friendly. i do it every day. every day i type into the search box, manafort, search, and there's nothing new. everybody thinks he registered as a foreign agent like mike flynn did. manafort never registering. and here's why this is important. investigations need source material, right? investigators need evidence. they need open source material they dig up on their own. they need data and documents that they pry out of agencies and individuals. they may need i

he is now suing the ap over that story. he and paul manafort deny there was anything pro-putin about the work they did. oleg deripaska says that work ended in 2009 and he's upset by any indication that his payments to manafort had something to do with the trump campaign. the ap says it stands by its reporting. this russian aluminum oligarch paid millions to manafort who would later go on to chair donald trump's campaign. bank accounts that raised repeated red flags for money laundering investigations and were quickly closed when those investigators stopped making inquiries. started making inquiries. so oleg deripaska is one of the names we know. another name in the trump/russia investigation. and here is why he's really important to this story. in that ad, he took out in march, objecting to the ap reporting of his past dealings with manafort, deripaska said he was ready to take part in any hearings conducted in the u.s. congress on this subject in order to defend my reputation and name, which is pretty exciting. if russian

i want to put up something from the ap. it's important to note, following the post reporting. ap is reporting that yates' warnings about flynn in january capped weeks of building concerns among top obama officials and that the president himself that month told one of his closest advisers at the fbi that it seemed particularly focused on flynn. i want to bring you back to greg's final points about timing and if you differ with anything greg said. if you think there's anyone inside of trump's orbit that's trying to get ahead of what's going on on monday. >> i take greg at his word that that's not what's going on in the post reporting and the ap reporting. i've read many of these leadership profiles. >> what is a leadership profile? it seems like a nice word for stuff that spies put together to tell politician about what their adversaries are like. >> it is 14, 15 paragraphs that go into somebody's background, educational history, financial positions they have had and positions they have taken on major policy issues. there is usually a couple of nuggets about whether the person l

monday and tuesday, download our ap.ll notice that the temperatures will feel a little more seasonal today and above average but not too warm. we'll keep it cool at the coast and then cooler and breezy by the middle to the end of the week. >> we'll enjoy while we can. thank you. >>> intel unveiled a new garage where engineers will tinker with the cars can of the future. abc7 news reporter jonathan bloom got a an tour and deft drive at self-driving cars inch closer to your drive away. >> looking around to see if there's a safe distance and he's changing lane. >> reporter: anthony may incumbent driver's seat but really he's just along for the ride. >> it's a self-drining vehicle that takes us around the route. the vehicle can see everything around us 360 degrees. >> reporter: a new kind of car needs a new place for engineers to tinker with it. while the ribbon cutting was quiet, the invasion inside will echo around the world. >> this is the grand opening of our silicon valley innovation center for autonomous driving. liter

right, yeah. - and jewel was playing june carter and i got to play ap carter, who was the godfather of country music. and reading all of the stuff on him, that was really the juiciest and most fun part. doing the stuff, you just have to kind of wade in, and-- - well like you go on law and order for an episode. that's like work for hire, right? - that was totally fun. the easiest character choices. what do i do? hmm, be a jerk. what do i do, hmm. be self-absorbed. what do i do, you know. (chuckling) it was all laid out, 'cause i was playing this rock star who was kind of the whitesnake, is that who is? - it was like a heavy metal or hair metal kind of. - yeah, where the tragedy in rhode island, the place caught on fire, that's what it was based on. - but so that's something you're continuing to do after all this time, that's fun? - [john] sure. - but i guess the thing that you're doing primarily right now is you're, this record that has just come out, you're about to go on a tour for a couple weeks. is this as much fun as it used to be to go on the road? i imagine after you get to be a

joking to the "ap" i'm not suicidal or something. there's so much beauty in the world and a lot of love and a lot of love to be given. >> how are the kids? >> so, how is the new brad as a single dad? he's, quote, keeping the ship configuration of our family. >> seems angelina is, too. just spent mother's day with her children. and also learned as escrow on brad's home and wants the kids to be closer to pitt. brad says the kids are all the focus, as they should be, anyway. but the 53-year-old producer said expect to see less of him on screen, quote, i feel myself as i'm older gravitating more to the producing side than being in front of the camera. >> well, the producing thing is working out quite well for brad. if you recall, actually behind two of the last four best picture winners, "moonlight" and 12 years of flight." >>> let's quickly turn our attention to "american idol." a fa's >> reporter: it's the son versus the stepmom they claim made fresh to go to the tabloids with dirt on alan if she doesn't get what they wants. >> what do

keep the ap handy.'t think they will be widespread but hit or miss and you don't want to get hit. >>> a veteran using art as therapy >>> we will introduce you to the man teaching other men how to lessen the ptsd. >> how one woman is helping other military spouses get work even on the move we'll be right back. tom went to washington to take on the insurance companies and the credit card companies and the wall street banks - that's what tom perriello is about. i was proud to stand with president obama because progressive causes have been my life's work. i'm tom perriello, and i'm running for governor to reduce economic inequality, raise wages, eliminate the burden of student debt and protect our climate. together we really can build a virginia that works for everyone. . >>> as we honor the military service. one veteran is using art to help prevent soldiers from an often silent killer, suicide >> there are reports vets take their lives each and every day. >> reporter: this right here is the view from insid

this is coming from the ap. it is calling for community across the muslim world to unite in the fight against terror. not here tos lecture, not here to tell other people how to live or how to worship. he will say that this isn't a battle between different faiths, sex or civilization but a battle of good and evil. then needs toout say radical, islamic, terrorism and a point out that that phase was missing from a draft of the speech obtained by the associated press last weekend. we are hearing reports that that specific phrase will not be in the speech today but we will see what happens. norma is on the line from virginia, independent caller. good morning. caller: i have been watching your program since this morning, and i would like to comment on several points. the we will talk about former president obama, the bill two,storate saudi arabia, [indiscernible] course, when they visit countries, we should recognize their customs and courtesies, and let's keep in mind that a did take a reppo place and walked behind h

accused of kidnapping former student. 15-year-old elizabeth thomas taking her on ape cross-country trip. arrested in northern california april 20th. unclear when cummins will arrive in tennessee. authorities say he will make a court appearance shortly after that arrival. and a florida man is under arrest after a bizarre incident caught on camera. dash-cam video shows the man's pickup truck backing into a patrol car. he jumps out. while the truck is moving. and then, dances in the road. wearing own boxer shorts. and the officer eventually tatzed ed tased the suspect. you can hear the man saying he thought nuclear bombs were coming. he was taken to a hospital and to jail. >> now to one of the little moments that most parents can relate to. some times you don't know what is going to get your child's attention. >> that's right. >> including this one. so, you can see that little guy. at the window. he is really excited. let's see why? >> the firetruck is here! it's so exciting! it's right here! it's a firetruck! adorable reaction. the firetruck is here not what you want to hear from your kid

hundreds of high school opportunities being told they have to retake the ap exams because of technical err. robert handa live in sahr a too long with more. wrong table wrong seating arrangement what happened this time? >> reporter: well basically it was not enough space between students to prevent cheating. now, it is a somewhat familiar situation here in the bay area. and there were a lot of tense moments here at sahr a too long high school according to some parents contacting us who were angry they say there were about three hundred students and who have to retake it and on fairly short notice. >> a let of students reportedly began retaking the advanced placement test and the test will go continue into next week. according to parents about 300 students found out last friday stheld have to retake the test that helped garner early college grunts. the school district acknowledges the college board invalidated the tests because the school used six foot desks instead of 8 foot desks. some students we talked to were sympathetic who those inside redoing the ordeal. >> it's one of the hardes

why the ape? "the monkey," francesco gabbani tells me, "is a symbol that at the end of the day we are all naked apes." among the frontrunners are bulgaria and portugal. but what about the united kingdom? you know, there was a time when the uk was always a contender in eurovision. we always seemed to be in with a shot at the top spot. more recently, we have been propping up the table. but could this be the year that britain is back? at rehearsals, luciejones has been impressing everybody with her power ballad never give up on you. i am hoping that i will go home with the respect of the nation that watched the show at home. if the uk wants success in eurovision, this could be our golden opportunity. interesting night ahead. and now the weather forecast. despite the presence of low pressure, there's a lot of dry weather on offer. we have had some wonderful pictures and this was plymouth and also aberdeen. typical, but we will lose the muggy airas we head typical, but we will lose the muggy air as we

we also have an urgent crossing of ap where. >> president trump's quote through thorough investigation that will confirm there was no collusion between the campaign and any foreign entity, his response to the ongoing investigation. >> much more on the drama taking place coming up at 5:00. . >>> after a few days of tough talk and off the court storylines, the warriors came out last night and blew away san antonio by 36 points. now the series shifts to san antonio. the warriors of course have a 2-0 lead in the series but kawhi leonard should be back in the lineup for game three. >> spurs fans feeling better today than yesterday? >> probably not. probably one of those hangovers that last four or five days until we get to game three saturday night. with as well as the first game until kawhi leonard went down, they knew they would be short going into game two but to literally roll over and die that horrible death, to play like that, down 0- 2 to a team as good as this i think this will linger for a while. >> what are the spurs rebound? what is the plan? >> the biggest thing is will they get

ap the second are those who claim to speak to the public. some of you know to whom i'm alluding and we don't need to get into that. so it's a dangerous eyed. so it leads people to think if they elect better people and make changes, instead of messy government with lots of compromise and inefficiency, you'll have something beautiful to soft expectations and problems. and a whole lot of dreams that they would pick up and serve the public interest better and forget about inten sives. there are many on the progressi progressive right. term limits would make this bette better-- and as far as the legislators would probably make these things worse and so on. so, i don't want to exaggerate my disagreements with the book, in fact, it's an admirable book and so much that we do agree on and it's such an important book and such an important corrective to those who naively believe that the government is a trance parents conveyer of popular wishes. we know that's not true and mark zupan gives us a better understanding why that's not true and of course, so

the ap examined hundreds of cases.vestigation found that the sports setting was the leading of attacks. >>> let's go to trader joe's in reston virginia where a confrontation between two shoppers is going viral. the incident was uploaded to facebook over the week. in the video a muslim woman lets another woman in front of her in line. then the woman started making comments about muslims in the store wearing night caps. the shopper says "i wish they didn't let you in the country." the muslim woman told the lady she was born here. the video eventually ends. no word on what happened after the recording stopped. >>> the controversial netflix series "13 reasons why" has been renewed for is that two. the show is centered around a teen's suicide s the creator says it teaches an important lesson on the dangers of bullying. the second season will focus on most of the same characters but the plot has not been revealed. mtv for the first time the acting categories were genderless. i was actors male competed against each other in e

freedom is amassing great for the tunes all the while relying on our nation's police, the road system ap relying on clean water and clean air and public schools to educate their work force and get everything they have done is with the government of the people of the united states of america. it is outrageous, mr. speaker. i think we are in a moment where we got to speak truth to each other. we got to go all across this nation and talk to people in the barber shops and v.f.w. and talk people on the corners and tell them about this budget. if they hear about this trump budget, they will be outraged. nobody can support this budget, not even a millionaire or billionaire unless you believe you are not your brother's keeper, that everything around you should be amassed to accumulate wealth for yourself. that is the only possible way that anybody can stand next to this budget. i hope that the republican caucus puts this budget up to a vote. i want to see who stands up. i'm curious to see who representing southern ohio, kentucky or tennessee is going to vote to zero the appalachian council and w

some bay area students are stunned to find out they are going to have to retake their ap tests.ll explain why. >> western conference finals game 2 tonight at oracle arena but not without controversy. we'll tell you about it and check some of the ticket prices next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, tonight in cupterino, friends and loved ones will hold a vigil >>> good morning. 5:42. this is our look at the skyline of san francisco. it's a cool start to your day. it's going to be a brisk cloudy day. but we have warmer weather on the way. the details coming up. raffic and weather in ju st a moment. >>> tonight in cupertino there will be a vigil for a 16-year- old girl who collapsed during a basketball game and died. sophomore kimberly nuestro was a captain for homestead high school jv girls basketball team. her dad says she fell during an aau game this month and hit her head on the court. she was a big fan of the warriors and family members say her smile touched a lot of people. an autopsy is under way to determine the cause of her death. tonight's vigil starts at 6 p.m. at homestead high. >>> af

why the ape?of the day we are all naked apes." among the frontrunners are bulgaria and portugal. but what about the united kingdom? you know, there was a time when the uk was always a contender in eurovision. we always seemed to be in with a shot at the top spot. more recently, we have been propping up the table. but could this be the year that britain is back? i am hoping that i will go home with the respect of the nation that watched the show at home. i work in theatre. if the uk wants success in eurovision, this could be our golden opportunity. time now to take a look at the weather forecast. there is sunshine to end the day across many parts of england, the showers being chased away. we still have thick cloud and showery rain being chased and not across scotland. we have a change coming in from the west with this band of cloud bringing some rain into northern ireland and wales during this evening, and that weather front will force overnight. one or two heavy bursts of rain overnight, too. it s

according to ap, he seemed concerned flynn did not fully understand he was dealing with a man rumoredsian intelligence. the outgoing administration was taken back by comments coming from trump's own team. that concerned transition official was former pentagon provision marshall billingsly, current nominee for a high level post at treasury department. >>> nbc news learned manafort has been subpoenaed by federal investigators. a document saying how he repaid a loan was never filed, and his company appears to have not paid the 36,000 in taxes due on that loan. a manafort spokesman said it was repaid in december, paperwork shows repayment wasn't filed until after nbc news inquired. a separate source tells nbc news that the attorney general is taking a preliminary look at his real estate transactions. this on top of a "the wall street journal" report justice department requested his bank records as part of a probe related to whether the trump campaign callused with russia interfering with the 2016 election. >>> still ahead. we will tell you where the markets stand and more on the severe we

why the ape?of the day we are all naked apes." among the frontrunners are bulgaria and portugal. but what about the uk? you know, there was a time when the uk was always a contender in eurovision. we always seemed to be in with a shot at the top spot. more recently we have been propping up the table. but could this be the year that britain is back? at rehearsals, luciejones has been wowing everyone with her power ballad never give up on you. i am hoping that i will go home with the respect of the nation who watch the show at home. if the uk wants success in eurovision, this could be our golden opportunity. the european wine waiter championship has been taking place in austria. the eventual winner came from a country you do not necessarily associate with fine wine, latvia. decisions, decisions. sweet or dry? full—bodied or medium? choosing the right kind of wine can be a real challenge. what you need is a good some somelier. and here in vienna you will find the very best. would you care for 18 glas

ap the texas case is not about the blisht clause. >> and you wrote a case -- in which you said u.s. policy is vitally and interwould he haven with the conduct of foreign relations, a power and any rule of constitutional law that would nhibit the political pramps of government should be adopted. >> i tried to get the supreme court on that and they didn't. and i think -- but even still, we are not here saying the president doesn't have national security powers, of course he does. the question is when you have a circumstance like this and before the congress of the united states and say we don't need that ban and require visas, that is all that -- that is particularly telling. you know, that is an emergency situation, but that is not the world we are in. and the government points to an executive order and point to two people. am iraq is exempted from the executive order. and >> >> suppose the president had adopted this second order or third order and identified areas of active combat in these effected countries and drawing a map like a legislative gerry mappedering where there has been

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why the ape?e end of the day we are all naked apes." among the frontrunners are bulgaria and portugal. but what about the united kingdom? you know, there was a time when the uk was always a contender in eurovision. we always seemed to be in with a shot at the top spot. more recently, though, we have been propping up the table. but could this be the year that britain is back? at rehearsals, luciejones has been wowing everybody with her power ballad, never give up on you. from eurovision i am hoping that i will go home with the respect of the nation that watched the show at home. if the uk wants success in eurovision, this could be our golden opportunity. if you haven't made lunch yet, this may get you inspiration. these are the winning dishes of last night's masterchef final. they were created by a junior doctor from watford. by my by my shoulder a cabal, some duck, and some tempting cardamom panic order. 29—year—old saliha mahmood—ahmed became the 13th amateur cook to be named champion. earlier i

why the ape?ay we are all naked apes." among the frontrunners are bulgaria and portugal. but what about the united kingdom? you know, there was a time when the uk was always a contender in eurovision. we always seemed to be in with a shot at the top spot. more recently, we have been propping up the table. but could this be the year that britain is back? at rehearsals, luciejones has been impressing everybody with her power ballad never give up on you. i am hoping that i will go home with the respect of the nation that

why the ape?s a symbol that at the end of the day we are all naked apes." among the frontrunners are bulgaria and portugal. but what about the united kingdom? you know, there was a time when the uk was always a contender in eurovision. we always seemed to be in with a shot at the top spot. more recently, we have been propping up the table. but could this be the year that britain is back? at rehearsals, luciejones has been impressing everybody with her power ballad, never give up on you. i am hoping that i will go home with the respect of the nation that watched the show at home. if the uk wants success in eurovision, this could be our golden opportunity. iamjoined i am joined now by the president of the uk's biggest eurovision fan club. lovely to see you again. how was the excitement building up? the atmosphere is incredible, just a fewer hours ago, i have been walking around the streets of kiev this afternoon, and there are flags from all the different countries. people are mingling and chatting,

why the ape?ey," francesco gabbani tells me, "is a symbol that at the end of the day we are all naked apes." among the frontrunners are bulgaria and portugal. but what about the united kingdom? you know, there was a time when the uk was always a contender in eurovision. we always seemed to be in with a shot at the top spot. more recently, though, we have been propping up the table. but could this be the year that britain is back? at rehearsals, luciejones has been wowing everybody with her power ballad, never give up on you. from eurovision i am really hoping that i will go home with the respect of the nation that watched the show at home. if the uk wants success in eurovision, this could be our golden opportunity. note to a man who needs no costume and make—up to get as message across. plenty of make up under the eyes at this time of the morning. good afternoon. while chelsea have already claimed the premier league title after beating west bromwich albion last night, the race is still on to quali

the seven-day forecast download our appearance news ap if you haven't already. it's free. get push alert for any advisories that the national weather service or we want to pass on to you. that will include warmer weather. pleasant today. the warmest day headed by tuesday. monday and tuesday 70s and 80s. by wednesday, that's the day when things turn cooler and breezier. that will take us through the rest of the week and weekend. >> i'm good as long as there's no rain. i can say that now that there's no daughter without getting viewer feedback saying stop it. >> no guilt. >> thank you. >>> just ahead, shaq for sheriff. the nebraska great says he wants to run for office. we'll get to that story soon. >>> but first in, honor of asian pacific heritage month, we're using our instagram feed to celebrate organizations where you live. the san francisco based group chinese for affirmative action asks that you join them in honoring these three architect who's donated their times and skills to renovate the caa headquarters in san francisco's china town. they're among the honorees at n

a former obama administrator confirming to "the washington post" and ap reporting that the trump transitionrofile on russian ambassador sergey kislyak, all for the purposes of flynn to read. "the washington post" says senior members of the president's transition team warned flynn his conversations with kislyak were most certainly being monitored by u.s. intelligence agencies if on open lines. nbc also learned last night the obama team was so wary of the trump campaign's ties to russia, it gave them only hours' notice before retaliating against russia for the election interference with sanctions. now, the news comes just days before former acting attorney general sally yates testifies before a senate panel investigating russia's inrference in the u.s. election. >>> meanwhile the white house is throwing its weight in montana's special congressional election later this month, which is to replace the secretary of the interior of the secretary. vice president mike pence will be campaigning for the state's only seat in the u.s. house of representatives. >>> president trump trump will be at his pe

why the ape?the day we are all naked apes." among the frontrunners are bulgaria and portugal. but what about the united kingdom? you know, there was a time when the uk was always a contender in eurovision. we always seemed to be in with a shot at the top spot. more recently we have been propping up the table. but could this be the year that britain is back? at rehearsals, luciejones has been wowing everybody with her power ballad, never give up on you. i am hoping that i will go home with the respect of the nation that watched the show at home. if the uk wants success in eurovision, this could be our golden opportunity. breaking news on our top story, the cyber attack which has affected businesses and public sector organisations in more than 100 countries. downing street has confirmed there will be a meeting of the cabinet office briefing room. that is the cobra meeting, always convened when there is a major incident of concern on security grounds in this country. it will be chaired by the home se

i got to say i love the "planet of the apes" franchise.g movies that are coming out this summer. which one gets the biggest buzz? >> apes suffer the most from ticks, so it's amazing they made the movie without a problem. they did, though. that's a big one of course. i want to move onto this one though. "wonder woman," gal gadot stars in it known for the "fast and furious" movies. she can't believe the character's been around for 76 years. we're finally getting an origin story. we all agree she is part of the justice league movies and everything else. we're excite for that and everything else. "cars 3." family franchise. i know you're excited for that. my kids can't wait for it. owen wilson is back, lightning mcqueen proving he's still got it. he has got what it takes. armie hammer joins the voice cast, excited and then "the mummy," tom cruise reboots the franchise. tom cruise is taking the rein, the trailer -- >> brendan fraser back then. >> it is a new day, dan. tom cruise makes it look like it's a mash-up of "mission: impossible" and "th

and the place with the servers terminated that was stealing information were not isis, they are now ap t28, cozy beer. that is the name that the cyber security company gave for their interpretation of this malware package that belong to russian military intelligence. >> sunday night on eight eastern on q&a. >> earlier today the budget office estimated that the healthcare bill will reduce the deficit by $119 billion of the next ten years. an additional 23 million people would lose their health coverage by 2026. democratic leaders held a briefing with reporters at the capital this afternoon. >> good afternoon everyone. i think my colleagues were joining me here today. the congressional budget office led by a tractor who was handpicked by the current health and human services secretary, tom price, just issued a new report on trump care. the report makes clear, trump care would be a cancer in the american healthcare system. causing costs to skyrocket, making coverage unaffordable for those with pre-existing conditions and many seniors, and kicking millions off health insurance. unless you

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the ap reporting that trump remarked that the a point for special counsel to oversee the investigation of russia's interference in the 2016 election hurts our country terribly. it shows we are divided, mixed up and not unified and shows our country in an negative thing. the business insider reports this afternoon that former senator and former vice president nomination joe lieberman is expected to be the next fbi director.

evidently, the brother of the bomber and a family member was arrested in libya, and according to the apcording to the libyans, the brother sang like a canary and knew about the plot. thoughtses? >> i would say it is more evidence of the fact that the first 72 hours after a terrorist attack like this are really the crucial most important time frame when it comes to law enforcement and intelligence and counter terrorism experts and expertise, information gather aring. i think part of the process is sadly the public is becoming familiar with. the first 24 hours after an attack like. this they are looking for the perpetrators if they have not been killed and expanding that to closest associates and family members in the circles. we are seeing the individual is close with his brother and the next logical step, who else was he talking to about his operational activities on the part of isis. >> leland: and you and i talked about libya a long time ago, and they fell off the map a bit as everyone focused on iraq and syria. but it could be dangerous. the proximity to europe especially malta makes

temperature of 70, winds out of the south ap at 7 miles per hou.igh is 77. 66 up towards baltimore. warmer to the southwest where we did see some sunshine. 79 in luray. most of the shour beingwer acti gone. but this is all part of a system that now we're seeing more clouds coming on through. so it will be a fairly cloudy night and look what is going on down to our south. we have a ton of moisture here. as a matter of fact, this storm right here back texas over the last couple days, take a look at video out of laredo texas where flooding once again a problem. turn around, don't drown. that person did not listen trying to drive through flooded roadways. they saw inches of rain there. you see the power lines snapped. and one fatality, a 13-year-old boy actually twrid to touried t of the lines and it was live. as far as the weather, we'll continue to see the weather move in towards our region. so this is the next batch coming up in towards our area. and look at the overall pattern, up around into canada and back down. this is a huge area of low pressur