the judge pointed to a similar case in san jose where pro trump rally attendees into a violent mob. the case have survived an appeal before the ninth circuit. the judge in the berkeley casing the university lost its immunity when officers lock the doors to attendees and the only escape route forcing them into harm's way. >>> a major backup on 580 this morning after a big rig loaded with bacon caught fire. happened early this morning at north flynn road near livermore. crews say the driver was able to get out quickly, no one was injured. >>> alameda county fire tweeting pictures of all that is left of the scorched big rig. all lanes have since reopened. no word on what caused the fire. >>> a historic flood being blamed for at least three deaths in the midwest and waters are still rising. nebraska, south dakota, iowa, wisconsin, have all issued emergency declarations, mandatory or voluntary evacuations underway in 29 counties across the region. rising rivers have reached nearly 200 miles of levees. >> it is hard to really describe the devastation that we witnessed that look like an oc

during this year's conservative political action conference, we asked attendees what does it mean to be american. ,> it is so many things studying patriotism, the history. this is an experiment that could have gone wrong, and it did not. people are trying to keep it alive. and howabout immigrants they have fought to come to this country. and women who have died for our country, i cannot say enough about what this country is in the diversity we have. with the diversity, people are proud to be an american. [inaudible] when our freedoms -- they are hours. >> it means going back to our roots. following the second amendment. conserving ever a voice to be heard. conservatives on college campuses, that is what it means to be an american. live withfortunate to the united states constitution. with that we have the privilege of the first and second which allows us to settle our differences in a court system so you do not have to jump into foxholes and dodge bullets. >> voices from the road on c-span. next, a discussion about the legal issues related to government surveillance technology like f

ambassador to the u.n., nikki haley, spoke to attendees about her commitment to israel's security. our remarks are just over 15 minutes. [applause] ms >> our next guest hardly needs an introduction. during her two years as of the united states of america to the united nations -- during her two years as ambassador of the united states of america to the united nations, nikki haley -- [applause] haley group herself a true friend of israel and a champion of the american israeli relationship. she walked tirelessly to ensure at thee anti-israel bias u.n. was put on his heels, and she showed that tenacity time and time again. it is in gentlemen please join me in welcoming to the stage, the former united states of america ambassador to the united nations, miss nikki haley. [cheers and applause] ms. haley: thank you. thank you so much. ♪ [cheers and applause] ms. haley: you guys are so amazing, thank you. [applause] ms. haley: if i am ever having a bad day, i just need to come here. [laughter] it is amazing ever so a time. eboni: than amazing. ms. haley: i love you too. thank you. eboni: we

dinner they feel right it is also a mass protesters support the call for a second referendum but one attendee made no bones about what he thought of the whole business. coming up after the break it's the bundesliga with chris harrington and a blizzard in march that's what redid leverkusen when they came to hanover for their sunday night clash how much of a role did the snow play that and more on the bundesliga. do or should you have your news on nick spicer thanks for joining us. and extra begins. to move us really know their stuff.

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festival of books tell us there is a page 1.5 people to pull up the city's festival and over 100,000 attendees. you just washed a discussion on aviation history one of the authors is now with us. a little bit more about your book. how is it that your family ended up at the china lake missile range and could you describe for our viewers what that area with like when you grow up there? >> we arrived there because my dad currently adopted towing. it was in 1970 when boeing fired 30% of its workforce. we ended up driving to the desert and was the last person leaving seattle turn out the light. so we drove off into the wilderness not knowing what were getting into and it gets drier and drier than first thought out in the middle of nowhere. at first we were kind of >> my dad because we thought he misrepresented it to us. after a while you realize became my best friend in the way. >> y ventured .co to the ranch? was his job? >> it's not a job that he particularly wanted to do, because he used to work on boeing 740 sevens bay shuttle but after the apollo program was canceled and people were laid off,

urgedce president also the attendees to support president trump's push for a wall at the southern borders --ics democrats want to say it is manufactured, but the only thing that is manufactured is their outrage. [applause] every day we don't secure our border we allow the crisis to worsen. scheduledpresident is to address the conference on saturday. another democrat enter the race, washington state governor jay his emphasis on climate change and criticism of president trump here the parents of auto one beer blame the -- ot

the ceo says they want to increase the number of attendees invested. burning man says it is expanding the low-income ticket program. the organizers discourage people from buying tickets as part of a package deal. they cost $425 without fees. >>> a terrifying sight today for drivers along a major north-south route from california. fake a look. >> the road! it's on fire! >> it certainly is. those flames engulfing a big rig near interstate 5 and 580, south of tracy, and it closed all northbound lanes for a time. chp says it burned so intensely it burned part of the shoulder but there are no reports of any injuries. >>> abc 7 is committed to building a better area. we will look at how rideshare has changed the landscape, we'll focus on safety. many of those behind the wheel are struggling to make a living. >> they're taking more than 50%. more than 50%. >> rideshare realities starts tomorrow and continues all week as we examine the issues faced in the industry. >>> a group of local students just returned from a journey of discovery. >> saw a whole lot of s

. >> senate minority leader charles schumer spoke before aipac attendees and talked about calling out anti-semitism in all forms. his remarks are 25 minutes. now to start like to talk little bit about my family. i've known so many of you for so long you are like family to me. this year has been filled with several -- for the union -- schumer family. my daughter allison and her partner have set a wedding date. just a few weeks later my older daughter jessica told us she was pregnant with our first grandchild. the due date november 18. we pray that the baby would be early or late. prayerslistened to our because a very pregnant jessica joined our family for a beautiful wedding in brooklyn and a few days later no one melvyn schumer schapiro was born. he turned for yesterday. he smiles. he turned over. he's already a genius is an einstein. and now a little bit about my dad. god willing on flag day, june 14 my father will turn 96. god willing. on d-day my mom will turn 91. and into weeks god willing we will celebrate with your new great-grandchild their 70th university together. my family,

so in decisiontown, our citizens who are the attendees at this wonderful family science day will get an opportunityde t tand the ins and outs of various choices that we as amm ity could make in terms of transportation for the do we expand ride sharing? do we expand bike sharing do we expand metro? do we do m ebuses? what is the best approach for us as a community to have access, to get rid of our congestion on our roads? what is fair? what is affordable? what is equitable? >> this is really kind of a continuing education fm what kids are already getting right now in the classroom with such a focus these days on stem. it's realloc where ourty is, where it's going to be going, where our world is going. so this is just a really cool hands-on way for kids to on amo saturdaying, you've got a pretty good chunk of time to be able to headown there a continue learning about how science, how math influences their day-to-day decisions and how it's going to impact the world that they in one day. >> exactly, because science allows us to ask what if questions. what if we did it this way? what if w

there's no recording of the speech because security guards made attendees put their cell phones in magnetized pouching p threeeople at the speech, said the psssident add alleged anti-semitism by house democrats. they relied on theirrememory. thedent told the donors, quote, the democrats hate jewish people,nd quote. he added, he didn't understand how any jew could vote for a democrat. kasie hunt spoke to the reporter who broke the story on h msnbc show last night. >> it was recei td well in room. roaring laughter, cheers, et cetera. and thiswas, you know, trump taking it to another level. >> tn president t turned his attention to the blackface scandals plaguingrg ia's governor and attorney general. at the speech, he jokingly said, they're in blackface. the president said the agents were inac ace because of the masks. so, maybe, quote, they have toh take away, end quote. there's been no comment. there has been no comme from the white house. >>> this morning, singer r. kelly is potentially facing more legal troubles. a man in pennsylvania said he turned over a tape to law enforcement, that alleg

no journalists there, but attendees posted on social media as he welcomed donors and teased ally lindsey graham. >> not going to say anything bad about me.r: tay te president's outside legal counsel says they've had no contact recently with the attorney general or special counsel. the president has not seen mueller's report, and neither have his lawyers. but rudy giuliani offered his own favorable prediction. saying the special counsel could describe the president's handling of james comey's firing as unwise or imprudent but not an obstruction of justice. mueller's findings are fuel for both parties on the campaign trail. democrats today demand swift transparency. >> i think the bulk of this report should be released to the public. >> we need a full accounting of what happened if we're going to move on. >> i believe that there's no question the american people need not only have an interest but a need to see everything that's in that report. >> reporter: tonight there's no indication the white house is prepared to say anything more. the president is scheduled to return to washington late

but there is no recording ircause security guards mad attendees put theell phones in magnetized pouches. three people that wer at the speech said the president addressed alleged anti-semitism by a house democrat. they relied on their memories. mr. trump told the donors, the democrats hate jewish people. he added he didn't understand howldny jew c vote for a democrat. >> edinly well in the room. roaring laughter, cheers, et cetera, andru this was taking it to another level. >>nt the presi then turned his attention to the black face scandals plaguing virginia's democratic governor and attorne general. he saw the agents wearing night vision goggles. at the speech, he jokingly said, they're in blackface. the president said the agents were in blackface because of the masks that they were wearing so maybe, they he to tak them away. no m htcomeant ton from the white house. >>> a jaguar goes after an woma at arizona zoo. what lead up to the attack and the warning zoo officials are sending to visitors. and we continue our coverage on our top story this evening. a plane crash in ethiopia kills 15

the have tolerance library and that is an art exhibition and tolerance gala dinner here are some attendees taking a tolerance now during a talk on gender equality as the world tolerance summit took place several political dissidents were in jail for intolerance towards the you where you government including matthew hedges a ph d. student from the u.k. who was arrested for allegedly spying and spent seven months in the u.a.e. tolerance jail house it's a shame he went home after his life sentence was pardoned by the president and he had some miss the u.a.e. gender equality awards which were only won by men. this guy was just as surprised that he won as you are. as countries like the u.a.e. become more assertive in the region perpetrating a humanitarian crisis in yemen and jailing arab dissidents to the u.s. and the u.k. it's one of our business when you jail and u.k. or a u.s. citizen we have to pay attention and that's so hard with all the money they give our universities. now come with me as i discuss how colleges disclose these donations i only have seven hundred fifty seven more scandals

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ambassador to the u.n., nikki haley, spoke to attendees about her commitment to israel's security.over 15 minutes. [applause] ms >> our next guest hardly needs an introduction. during her two years as of the united states of america to the united nations -- during her two years as ambassador of the united states of america to the united nations, nikki haley -- [applause] haley group herself a true friend of israel and a champion

guarantee that there will never be a holiday forward motion and is absolutely right the two year old attendees voted on in january was not strong enough today we have agreed to them i have just informed the course of you can go sooth. does it even ing and asked him to which meant that you couldn't culls endorsers this joint instrument subject to a prior post if you vote in the house of commons on the door agreement there will be no further interpretation of the interpretations and no further assurances on the reassurances if you mean meaning vote falls to page two or. let us speak crystal clear about the choice he does distil of works it looked it might not have been the dole. opposition labor leader jeremy corbyn has reacted by calling the negotiations a failure and the house of commons to reject may's deals later these statements time just before another crucial vote on the breakthrough for tuesday if it gets rejected again m.p.'s will hold a vote on whether to divorce from the e.u. without a deal and if that also fail which fellow at the london school of economics told us about the challeng

urgedce president also the attendees to support president trump's push for a wall at the southern border. want us --ics democrats want to say it is manufactured, but the only thing that is manufactured is their outrage. [applause] every day we don't secure our border we allow the crisis to worsen. scheduledpresident is to address the conference on saturday. another democrat enter the race, washington state governor jay his emphasis on climate change and criticism of president trump here the parents of auto one beer blame the -- ot wamrbeer said they blame the "evil regime" for their son's death. the college student died in 2017 after being detained and tortured in north korea for more than a 17 months. a new pentagon plan reportedly calls for all american troops in afghanistan to leave within three to five years. according to the new york times, the offer is eating made in peace talks and could lead to the afghans sharing power with the taliban. it would reduce the troops by half in the coming months. global news 24 hours a day, online and at tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700

one attendee told fox news the president didn't even mention the mueller report. our cameras caught mueller out and about in georgetown. while the attorney general is working quickly to get out a summary of the conclusion. releasing some of the facts of the case will be a much more lengthy process. if there are any materials that can be subject to executive privilege that could require a counsel review. the white house could claim privilege and note release that information or it could ask for redactions. the white house is steeling for a fight with members of congress over what you heard chuck schumer say. democrats and republicans are asking for the release of the entire report. but schumer says he want to see all of the underlying document. that could go to executive privilege and classification. hours and hours of depositions and interviews with trump administration officials. any white house would fight tooth and nail to keep that away from congress. and you can bet this white house will do that, too. ed: on capitol hill lawmakers are awaiting those findings

forum, and that is all inclusive of many different languages, and we usually have up wards of 100 attendees at that meeting at the general assembly and that happens every other month. another way that we engage other communities in other languages in our community is through the joint advisory councils and going out for lcap task force engagement listening sessions? so there, we go into the community and are able to get some input and feedback then. >> commissioner collins: so i guess from my experience, my children are in schools that are predominantly chinese speaking, so the delac represents those families, and they tend to represent those families to a larger agree than spanish speakers and arabic speaker and viet namese speakers. i'd love data around how many of those other language groups are represented in your delac meetings? i know some delac meeting with very robust, and others are nonexistent. i'm interested in seeing how we're tracking that, because like i said, i've been at some school where they didn't exist, like, they weren't as engaged and, like, parents weren't doing decis

. >> during this year's conservative political action conference, we asked attendees, what does it mean to be american? >> so many things. so many things i could say. how the patriots fought. this was an experiment that could've gone completely wrong. and it didn't. people nowadays are trying to keep it alive. you hear about immigrants, they talk about how they've fought to come to this country. that makes them more proud. the servicemen and women will have died for our country. i can't say enough about what this country really is and the diversity we have. even with all of the diversity, people are proud to be american. >> american to me as one concept , freedom. freedom is not something that comes from other people. it is inherently your right as a human being. [indiscernible] and we will die with them. being american means going a time tor roots, matter when the matter where we are following the second amendment. another thing that makes us american is our voice being heard locally, publicly, nationally, and others. be ant it means to american is it is important to with the united st

during the expo some vendors even got conference attendees involved ....nies select charities to donate to... such as 'girls who code', and the humane society. some high profile keynote speakers were here in town to speak including... the director of the f-b-i - christopher wray, and actress and writer tina fey. next at 8... the strange and twistedcase of jussie smullet... now the actor has been indicted... the charges he's facing. just ahead in sports, we'll take you out to oracle...as the warriors and nuggets are in a showdown that could have major playoff implications. and also, tourney time in both the college and prep levels. how a high school team in oakland made history. (catherine) jussie smollett is now facing more than a dozen felony charges.... the "empire" actor was indicted on 16 counts of disorderly conduct after police say he lied about being the victim of a violent hate crime. in january smollett told police that two men attacked him in chicago--- shouting racist and homophobic slurs-- even tying a noose around his neck. but police say itwa

attendees are also able to test drive the cars. the event continues tomorrow from 10 a.m. until 6 p.m. at the mchenry convention center. >>> a free two-day dental clinic that treated and estimated 1900 people wrapped up in vallejo today. the california dental association holds it every year at the solano county fairgrounds. dentist and hygienist volunteer their time and all of an offer cleanings, fillings, tooth extractions and root canals. people we're told waited in line before dawn just to get in.>>> longtime advocates of the lgbt seniors in san francisco were recognized today for the efforts. there were roughly 100 people who attended the ceremony today. several city leaders saved commendations from the city. they are california senator scott weiner, david campos and christina lockey. lgbt aging policy task force chairman was also a recipient. they help create new care and isolation bridge programs that help clients access local services. >> we have a growing lgbt senior population and it is great that it has grown because it wasn't that long ago when it wasn't necessa

for iowa's most likely caucus attendees former vice president joe biden and sen.bernie sanders of vermont stand at the top. biden stands at 27 percent while sanders has a near even 25percent. california senator and presidential hopeful kamala harris is in fourth with seven percent. she is being edged out by sen. elizabeth warren of massachusetts who has a nine percent ranking. (mabrisa)i have your forecast coming up a bit later on... (justine) girl power is spreading in the super hero universe. we take a look at marvels first movie with a female lead heroine. (catherine) and remember kron4 news continues during the break on kron on. download the app today for 24 hour commercial free news. (justine) there's a new marvel super-hero in town, and she's ready to fly into theaters. david daniel has a preview. (nat-siren) "war is a universal language. i know a renegade soldier when i see one." (nat-siren)look out, thanos! brie larson is "captain marvel," and she's here to diversify the m-c-u in its first female-led superhero film."she goes on this journey, and the more s

they brought over about 25,000 of their attendees, and about 200-250 buses, and you can see the map ofthe event. the red line indicates the fence line that the event would erect, so that entire area was restricted for about six weeks from load in to load out, and the challenge with the event, and the reason it ended is really from a transportation standpoint, you need a smooth path of travel to circulate all those buses in order to prevent major traffic issues on the island, and with the closure, it really became difficult to do, so they have relocated the events to oracle park, which was formally at&t park. i guess it is apt in its current location. for years, we had the san francisco international dragon boat festival, and the closed caption kind of obscures the footprint. this probably drew the most people to the island over the years. probably about 50,000 folks over the weekend it was a two day event, but it did not start out that way, it definitely built to that. besides clipper cove, the main event area was that area that was the parking lot between building 180 and hangar two.

secretary of state mike pompeo told attendees anti-zionism is anti-semitism. >> i want to talk aboutanti-semitism is on the rise. worst of all some politicians think anti-semitism can win the votes. >> reporter: met angela netanyahu is fighting a looming indictment back home. before he worked the white house he worked in a jab about the mueller investigation. >> the finest wine. i understand you are not a great wine drinker. hopefully don't open an investigation on that. >> democrats kept the conference in part after move on, the ever secure group, encourage them to do so. they are boycotting the conference because of benjamin netanyahu's connection. >> we will have more with a couple experts coming up. thank you. hollywood erupts in disbelief over results of the mueller report. megan alexander joins us live to take a look. . it's going to be passover in just a few days. and these people are in desperate need. these are very difficult times for israel and the jewish people. as the government spends more and more of it's resources for battling terrorism. the situation has become a cri

they want to increase the number of attendees who are invested in co-creating the experience.urning man says it will expand its low income ticket program reducing the number of high price tickets and limiting them to two per person. organizers are discouraging people from buying as an apartment package deal. registration opens on wednesday. they cost $425 without fee. >>> the possibly economic impact as president trump closes down the boarder with mexico. >>> police investigate the death of a college student getting into a ed gets copays as lowlily go to as zero dollars on medicare part d prescriptions. ed gets labels clear as day. and, lily.... lily gets anything she wants. ed knows he could just have us deliver his prescriptions. but what's the fun in that? switch to cvs pharmacy. >>> thanks for starting your day with us. we're looking ahead to a beautiful day across the bay. here is lee suh with a look on the conditions where you live. >> if you're come sboog ting in city, look at the sun. temperatures in the low 50s. elsewhere around the bay, we're in the upper 50s in oakl

had some real appreciation of what it meant for someone to have a top security clearance israel's attendee general says he plans to indict prime minister benjamin netanyahu in three separate corruption cases national who has dismissed the allegations as politically most of aces. at least ten people have been killed in an attack apparently targeting the home of a judge in somalia's capital police say a car bomb was detonated in a plot to assassinate omar the chief judge of somalia's appeals court says it was behind the attack pakistan's prime minister says his country will release a captured indian pilots on friday as a gesture of peace a day earlier india and pakistan said they shot down each other's fighter jets in the disputed kashmir region pakistan says it downed two indian planes and arrested the pilots india said it shot down one pakistani aircraft and lost one of its own next stop witness. it. on the group when i was young to the moon going to the ground there was a. set of ground they must undergo by me. i believe in the interval i was told and i believe it. is almost from. the cit

many attendees think democrats are doing their job for them. >> a time of historically low unemploymentic expansion conservatives the advantage in the leftward letters of the democratic party, the latest example the green new deal. >> all you need to do is keep borrowing and borrowing, such a naÏve thought in the world of debt that i can't even respond to it. >> reporter: the left tilt is a target from the alleged hoaxes of jussie smollett, embrace of late-term abortions, scandals in democratic politics to the recent discovery of a 1980s bernie sanders quote about the goodness of food lines. >> in other countries people don't line up for food, the rich get the food and the poor starve to death. >> reporter: he was talking about it is good to be in line to wait for food. we've got to get to the point we celebrate capitalism. >> reporter: that is the other theme of cpac. >> 3% growth as far as the eye can see, the hottest economy in the world. i will at the ankle biters bite our wrinkles. >> reporter: confronting those successes is a sober demographic reality, polls suggesting millennial'

prompting chants of lock her up from other attendees. the president came to florida bringing along his lawyer emmett flood who is responsibility for the response to the russia investigation. just hours before the announcement that mueller was finished -- >> there was no collusion, no obstruction. everybody knows it. it is all a big home. i call it a the witch hunt. a big hoax. saying americans will not semia negative review. >> it's always interesting to me. a deputy that didn't get any votes appoints a man that didn't get any votes. he is going to write a report on me. people will not assistant for it. >> even though president did call for the release of the report this week -- >> let it come out. let people see it. >> barr has previously refused to commit to providing congress a full report and said doj rules prevent him from sharing information about people not charged with kricrimes. >> my goal is to get out as much as i can. >> but democrats are demanding that it be made available in its entirety. >> the american people have a riot

i hope you will become regular attendees. it we established the form in the 1980's to give congressional staff the opportunity to hear from expert speakers on critical topics in a bipartisan atmosphere. we have an expert speaker to address a critical topic. what to expect from the current administrations foreign policy. we are here to answer that question. he spent his entire life in national security positions as well as serving in the trump administration. he served for 25 years with the cia, the department of state, and on the house intelligence committee staff. assistant toty president trump. he has appeared in many international tv and radio programs. he is the author of several books, addressing different foreign policy topics. to welcome honored him to answer that question, what is the trump doctrine? when we talk about the trump doctrine, we are talking about foreign policy. mr. trump has had a good run in foreign policy so far, reestablishing united states as a credible and powerful nation states,ing up to rogue figh