. >> reporter: democrats athey announced the bill this morning. it's an attempt to override the controversial house bill 2 that was passed in march. they repealing it is a civil rights issue and a business one. since house bill 2 went into effect, this mother of a transgender child says her sons struggles has been thrust into the spotlight. >> it must be repealed. >> reporter: she's pleading with lawmakers to over turn it for her son's sake and everyone who else is transgender. it seeks to replace house bill 2 with inclusive language that allows transgender people to use the restroom of their gender identity, not their birth. >> if you're a citizen, you should be treated equally. that is my rock bottom belief. house bill 2 has cost the state its reputation and damaged the economy. public schools and universities stand to lose funding as well. it's my hope that before my harm is done, those who supported house bill 2 with swallow their fear and pride, and look for way out of mire of the state sanctioned discriminatory bill. >> reporter: on monday t

times athey had 100 budget? drop in the bucket compared to what corporate executives get away with. there is a distinction between charity and justice? charity is supporting soup kitchens. certainly immediate relief for needy people. why should the country have soup kitchens at all? justice develops livelihoods that prevent the need. for soup kitchens. a society that has more justice is a society that is less charity. that is what these groups are all about. .tructural change it is a lot easier than we think . less than 1% of the people mobilized in the district. i will reiterated again and again based on history. achieve the we blessings we inherited. it is far less than 1% of the .eople even at the peak of the civil rights movement, there were not more than 1% of the people who spent three to 500 hours year on that mission because it represented under -- overwhelming public sentiment and a final recognition by those in our society that were in difference to the civil rights. this idea of polarization is a divide and rule myth restricted to a fuel -- few areas between conservatives

are getting athey lot of investors excited. you are both sticking with me. coming up, the internet is abuzz over the latest issue of "variety" with marissa mayer gracing the cover with the headline "the end is not a." the latest on yahoo!, coming up. ♪ tim cook madeter his first read to india to push along the companies land to launch retail stores, apple may have hit its first setback. we have a look at apple's plan and why the indian government may not go for it. >> apple ceo tim cook is just back from india. you met the prime minister and open a new office in bangalore. to open localn retail stores could help the iphone maker boost sales in this potentially massive and fast growing market. morgan stanley forecast that by 2018, india will account for 11% of all smartphone shipment and a market could grow five times faster than china. right now, india accounts for just 2% of iphone shipments. india iself has said like china was a decade ago, but there are already signs his trip a not have paid off. india has strict rules for foreign companies wanting to do

this for athey do living.ake a profit on something very profit challenged, conceded a good price areas they start up with the model s, which is really expensive. most of them over $1000. we made it cool as opposed to to makend just regulations. they make cool cars. they just happened to run on electricity. reporter: so many people involved in this model three. what is the likelihood tesla can release them when they say? are you optimistic they can do it? >> it will be really tough. you look at tesla's second vehicle that no one talks about, which is a model x. they had real manufacturing problems. they tried for unique features like the doors that open up instead of out like traditional cars, and that is tough to engineer and manufacture. they had a tough time getting that going and up to speed. this is a company that is selling cards -- cars in the tens of thousands. if they hit analysts estimates, they will sell 60,000. getting up to 300,000 will be very difficult especially given they have had to talk time

are making athey strategic investment in uber and will offer auto leases for the drivers.g the cars they will expand their program including enterprise holdings. that is the bloomberg is this rush. europeanoday the central bank issued a warning to markets over issues of slowing growth in emerging economies. matt miller caught up with the european -- of the eu vice president. >> this year, doing a certain number we are still subject to .hese facts commodity prices and oil. expected, and we have said so, we will have several months of very low and sometimes negative headline inflation. that will change. it will start to change in the last quarter of this year. i am very confident that next year we will be about -- that one will materialize and it will certainly continue to increase for 2018. so, our policies have been effective because, according to several models and waves of calculating, we have estimated that without the policy, last year inflation would have been quite negative for the whole year. factsrael produced its and we expect the policy to have. matt: you do expe

suspects are behind bars in arizona until athey can be extradited to maryland. >>> travelers at jfk couldxperience delays due to a computer glitch that caused massive check-in delays. a spokesman for the port authority says a server providing internet service had problems at about 4:00 p.m. on sunday which required them to go to manual checking in of everybody. the old fashioned way. at one point sunday night more than 1,000 passengers were waiting in line to get checked in. >>> the delaware national guard headquarters will be renamed he died of brain cancer in may. he was a member of the delaware army national guard and later served as delaware attorney general. vice president joe biden and his family will attend a ceremony today. ♪ >>> on this memorial day, you will notice a sea of flowers gracing the graves at arlington national cemetery. volunteers have been placing roses and flowers and carnations on every headstone. there are more than 280 thourkts graves located on the hallowed ground. it's a special event for hundreds of people. >> my husband is in the military and i'm a teacher m

for athey were -- two-week timeframe when my father was 17 and my mother was 15, my dad's family wasp in my mom's home in rangoon, burma. he is saying this beautiful 15-year-old empress. my mom was very la di da. for 10ote love letters years and he made sure to get her an application to the university of tennessee in knoxville. my dad was studying for his masters at the university of florida. and he's dead -- here is a and he said here is a program. 10 years of letter writing. she comes over. he brings her to tennessee. charlie: she wanted you to be on the air. planted the idea in my head. in the 1970's, my mom is cooking dinner and we are watching the local news and i see and asian face. tung. and my father, anytime there was someone asian on television -- you would hear -- hurry up, hurry up, there is an asian face on the television. the living room and there she was. she looked like me. mom.oes not sound like my she sounds like me. i do not have a chinese accent. i am an american. and my mother said -- if this woman can do this in this day and age in this country, my daughter camp

athey were asleep.serious injuries. >> and the roof partly collapse add few minutes later in the fire. the red cross is helping the familiar new find temporary housing. >> this is a manhunt for an arsonist who killed his own five-year-old son in a house fire searching for 53-year-old darrylone shuemake, sr. with the picture on the scene. police say he started the fire over the weekend and it killed his little boy. he acted alone dousing the room with axle v.a. while the boy and mother were sleeping. the neighbors tried to save the boy but he died. a motive is still unclear but neighbors report seeing a heated argument the couple just had a few weeks ago outside the home. >> he town on us and we want justice. >> we want to take him into custody and get him off the street and to do so safely. >> the child's mother is still in the hospital and her teen son survived with minor buns. call police if you have any information of where the suspect is. the alameda sheriff is open an internal affairs investigation

athey will try to get an the world make it to abu dubai. >> good morning, i am natasha zouves. >> i am, may 12 -- may 2nd. >> i thought hawaiian airlines was the only airline that served a full meal with each flight. good morning, everyone, the radar and satellite shows the main lay other coming back and ...june gloom already, get into the summer patton. clouds are rising at 46 to 50 at cost all day and up to 76 this afternoon. no more 80s in the forecast. sue? >> the east shore freeway shows 25 minute ride from golden gate field. a solid extreme of traffic. the metering lights turned on at 5:29. sound we have a treat blocking the middle lane near north main toward 24 where delay delays are building because of the accident. in petaluma we have an accident southbound only two lanes in the area by petaluma boulevard south squeezing by with 15-minute delay back to east washington. we have a new accident at 880. >> breaking overnight, police chase a woman through san francisco's neighborhood and it ends up the mission because she was driving without a wheel. our reporter is in the city thi

. >> athey asesembled 1500 care pack captions. >> this is a great sight captured in maine on a policear's dash board camera. he was on patrol when the camera recorded that. the american immediate your society believes it's a fire ball, in other words, a really bright meteor. the society says it received 240 reports of sightings from people living from new jersey all the way to canada. >>> well, we are still dealing with rain. we have a steady rain in philadelphia, nurngew jersey, a delaware. the sun comes back before the week is over. that forecast and a rainy weekend forecast, too, that's straight ahead. >>> think about this. when you talk to kids about school today, ask how often they take part in fire drills. >> the investigators discovered schools are failing to conduct the right amount of drills. here's mitch with a preview of what's on tonight at 11:00. >> reporter: because every second counts, we're count how many fire drills philadelphia schools are doing. >> this is one of thee most important things you can do for the students and faculty. >> reporter: they are supposed to do

is the remedy, okay, let's athey file discrimination, so now scott and kimberly are up for the same jobdy else is going to to have to get the job because of quotas? that's not -- >> every day in that show that i did, every day quotas. kennedy: great show. we'll be right back. more "outnumbered" in just a minute. stay here. real cheese people know how to get big flavor out of each and every itsy, bitsy, little, bitty bite. new sargento snack bites, just 20 calories per stick, with larger than life flavor, like colby- pepper jack and savory garlic & herb jack. you can nibble 'em, grab 'em, skewer 'em, pop 'em. you can call 'em big, bold, and brazen. real cheese people know better than to call them mild. new sargento snack bites, big flavor in a little bite. so i asked about adding once-daily namenda xr to her current treatment for moderate to severe alzheimer's. it works differently. when added to another alzheimer's treatment, it may improve overall function and cognition. and may slow the worsening of symptoms for a while. namenda xr doesn't change how the disease progresses. it shouldn

we have been trying to go forward but now we have to pay athey think so and all of that. >> well, he kind of did say that in a kind of way. he sends a signal that all these things -- so you know, he was problematic. the one reason he would not be a top president, i would not raid him as a worst president because of that. it ended up in a way of negative. [ laughter ] >> how can you do that? i agree with you and i would have studied reagan and reag reagareagan reaganreagan reagan --american politics have a lot of ways taken place in the break. he does have one possible claim to greatness which is the end of the cold war and the second term. i sort of ends up making a case reagan's second term of relations of the union was not a continuation of the first term but a -- he took this term that put him severely at odds with just about anyone else with the administration with the exception of george shoel who he clung to and protected for that reason. it does not add up. what reagan did does in the second term does not fit very well with so many of the things he did and said in the first te

to cause this much pain to so many families and they're going to get away with this with impunity, athey us, and i for sure, will be taking this issue up and saying very loudly and clearly that when you have a company that gets $6 billion in defense contracts from the taxpayers of this country and then throws workers out on the street, you know what? we may want to rethink that's defense contracts. so i'm going to tell united technology, you know, you're not going to get away with this. you're not going to destroy lives with impunity. you're not going to give your former ceo $171 million severance package and destroy 2,1 2,100 lives and families in indiana and think not problem. you are going to pay a price for that. we have got to change corporate culture in america. this is not the case of a company that is losing money, that is desperate. they are making good profits. this is not a case where anyone thinks these workers are not productive and highly efficient workers. the company acknowledges that. it is simply greed. they can make more money moving to mexico. paying people there 3 bu