mei xiang has produced surviving cubs including ba bae bae.f she gets pregnant now, her cub would most likely be born around the end of september. >>> the countdown to summer is on. when we come back, susan hogan shows you what works and what doesn't when it comes to bug sprays. >>> plus fair evaders create danger for metro bus driv >>> as we count down the days until the unofficial start of summer, news4 is working for you. if your plans have you heading outdoors, you'll want to make sure you have the right bug spray. consumer reporter susan hogan has what you need to know. >> reporter: with the return of warmer weather comes the return of those pesky mosquitos and with the threat of zika swarming around, you don't want to take any chances. consumer reports says look for insect repellents with one of these three deet, oil of lemon, you ceucaly. sprays are most effective. you can skip natural repellents. most of the plant-based repellents lasted just one hour or less against the mosquito known to spread zika. wristbands and clip -ons and weara

mei xiang has produced bae bae.she gets pregnant now, her cub would most likely be born around the end of september. >>> the countdown to summer is on. when we come back, susan hogan shows you what works and what doesn't when it comes to bug sprays. >>> plus fair evaders create danger for metro bus driv me to listen carefully. i'm ralph northam,aught and when survivors of the virginia tech shooting and close the gun show loophole, i took on the fight. i saw what those weapons can do as an army doctor during the gulf war. now, i'm listening carefully to donald trump, and i think he's a narcissistic maniac. whatever you call him, we're not letting him bring his hate into virginia. >>> as we count down the days until the unofficial start of summer, news4 is working for you. if your plans have you heading outdoors, you'll want to make sure you have the right bug spray. consumer reporter susan hogan has what you need to know. >> reporter: with the return of warmer weather comes the return of those pesky mosquitos and wit

like you're my bae. >> jimmy: i got you. >> hey, bae. >> jimmy: would hey be spelled h-a-e in that --watch" in do you bring in this photograph and say you've got to give me this job? >> well, i actually had that suit. i bought that suit that day. when it came time for the audition i decided it would be a good idea to wear the suit to the audition. >> jimmy: really? >> yes. don't ever do that, anyone. >> jimmy: that seems like a crazy idea. >> so it was like january, dead of winter in new york city. i did my audition. i put the suit on. i think it's great. i'm like i'm going to kill this, this is a great idea, nobody else is going to have this. put sweatpants over it. i get to the audition room, there's five other girls sitting there looking exactly like me, not wearing the swimsuit, wearing appropriate jeans and a tee shirt, attire for an audition. and they called my name, i stood up, i dropped trow and i'm like, i'm going in, guys. they were like, oh, my god, what is she wearing. >> jimmy: they absolutely despised you when you did that, right? >> no, it was pure pity. they were like,

shall we start with some misery for the passengers of bae? with some misery for the passengers of me? stuck at heathrow and not just that, passengers of me? stuck at heathrow and notjust that, all around the world as well. and their stories pairof world as well. and their stories pair of people who couldn't get to weddings, all sorts of personal stories. so i think this story shows you the personal misery of people waiting for hours and i was travelling on friday so i didn't —— saidi travelling on friday so i didn't —— said ijust missed it but there is theissue said ijust missed it but there is the issue of what does to the airways brand because you know, it brand is offered the world 's favourite airline is what this will do? it will have a financial impact because of the compensation but also the reputation impact, i mean, how is its brand going to suffer? how do you feel they have handled it because it is ok on one hand having a disaster, all companies do at various points but how do you sell the disaster to the public?|j various points bu

it looks as though bae were taken surprise by this. that go wrong, just so when things like that go wrong, just so they have got people out there telling the customer is what is going on. any day of the week for this to happen would have been difficult, but over a bank holiday weekend where so many people are trying to get away and the ramifications are worldwide because all the planes will not be in the right place. including andrew neil, apparently. he could have got on a train, it's not like getting back india. he could have thumbed from india. he could have thumbed left. i wonder who would have given him a lift. jeremy corbyn? nicola sturgeon, maybe. ithinkjohn is right, no contingency plans. no free food, “is drinks. right, no contingency plans. no free food, ”a? drinks. some people right, no contingency plans. no free food lucky? drinks. some people right, no contingency plans. no free food lucky if! drinks. some people right, no contingency plans. no free food lucky if they 'inks. some people right, no contingency plans. no free

. >>> the owner of jersey joes says one of his employees bae trade him and the customers. he says the man used his cell phone to record women at the bathroom at jersey joe's in half moon bay. the owner says the customer saw the camera, who alerted the manager on duty who then immediately called 911. the man faces child exploitation and wiretapping. >>> placed end to end they would stretch from san francisco to new york city and back. >> we have 13,000 miles of levees here in california. they are vital to our lives. yet they were built 100 years ago. >> many of them remain at a high risk for failure. stephen stock has that exclusive report and joins us. >> reporter: according to this latest report put out by the state of california, about half of all the levees that protect california cities from major flooding do not meet modern day standards. if a levee were to break in the wrong place it could cut off drinking water supplies to the bay area and beyond. >> here's my house. >> reporter: the polaroids and newspaper clippings date back nearly 50 years. >> it took our house d

to know that he was laying at bae bottom of the basement steps for any length of time all by himself,t's terrible. >> reporter: fraternity members waited until almost 11:00 the next morning to call for help. >> reporter: the grand jury report also details an alleged cover-up. >> they knew he needed serious help, but they decided, you know what, let's preserve ourselves. let's not do anything. they ordered a clean-up and they were talking about getting rid of the alcohol and the evidence and they were talking about getting rid of the videotapes. thank god the police got there before that happened. >> "tim was an amazing man and a better friend." >> reporter: the piazza family be finding comfort from the hundreds of people who sent their condolences. >> "i will miss him greatly." >> tim is not just our son leymore. >> he's everyone's son. >> he's everybody's son and onughter. >> reporter: the university president said beta theta pi odll never exist again at penn state university. enfense attorneys say they'll let the facts play out in court. the preliminary hearing, scott, has been move

. >> jesse: bae 58 when you hear this i think they have very strict gun laws in places like paris wherehas been slaughtering innocent civilians the last several years, but you make about that argument. >> here's the thing? we talk about the gun debate, one of the issues we have is that we don't have the gun debate responsibly because the context in which is framed and is usually hyperbolic and misleading . >> jesse: when good guys has access to firearms that's a good thing. when bad guys has access to firearms that's a bad thing. when you have a terrorist shooting up a mall, would it be a better thing of good guys had access to guns to take them out before they do more harm? >> i have no problem with law-abiding, responsible citizens owning firearms. i will not let this debate be characterized as a debate between those who want to take guns away and those are against people who want to have guns. the safety of americans who just want their families and americans to have say is what asatstake. >> jesse: i think we can agree that isis is more dangerous than the a nra. >> absolutely. >> je

and according to an industry expert familiar with the discussions, bae systems, which makes those stateide. all the companies that stand to gain from this have declined to comment. but based on a draft ceo form aendwra that is circulating a number of ceos will be there including hewson, kennedy and muilenberg. >> eurasia group, former ambassador to iraq, ambassador jeffrey, what kind of -- what does this do for president trump to come in with this big arms deal? bringing ceos in tow. >> optics are good. other places in the golf, the most we've ever done. and some of these deals are deals that are rolled over by the obama administration. the saudis do not have anything like the money to sustain something like that. so, therefore, a little bit of this is hype. from the standpoint of the relationship, it's good hype. obama sold them the weapons but he appeared somewhat conflicted over it. trump is embracing this with a big grin on his face and that's what people want to see in the region right now. >> clearly, finding willing buyers, but it raises questions about america first as a policy

bae systems up by half of a percent. this reaction was to be expected post the very, very sad terrorist attacks. let's get to some single individual stocks. vivendi shares are getting a boost after the ceo, arnaud depuyfontaine is considering floating a minority stake in its music company. depuyfontaine told the "wall street journal" there are no imminent ipo plans but this is not a sacred cow. >>> nokia settled its lawsuits with apple. they will work with apple providing a range of network products and as far ass. >>> coming up, we will continue to update you on the events in manchester. you can head to our blog, world markets live, for the latest. >>> welcome back to "street signs." i'm carolin roth. these are your headlines. >>> at least 22 people have been killed and around 50 injured in a bomb blast at manchester arena in the deadliest terror attack in the uk in over a decade. >>> uk prime minister theresa may is holding an emergency cabinet meeting shortly as authorities work to establish details and election campa

. >> sean: they are playing upon and depended upon the liberals and the democrats arethey're bae stupidity of the american people. they do have a lot of people who are going to be gullible and follow that narrative. that represents approximately 50% of the american people, those people who elected donald trump represent the other 50% plus a few. the 50% plus a few are going to have to let trump know that we have his back. that's why the democrats and the liberals get away with that because liberal media as their accomplices help them to get the message across to people who really don't understand the facts. >> sean: you would have delivered it better because i'm not the guy that does 999, the most memorable political line in the history of politicking. thank you. coming up on this busy, breaking news night, the president is now fighting back against these forces who are trying to take them down, lou dobbs, cory lewandowski are here next, also tonight. >> he no longer has control instead of being the hunter, he becomes the hunted. >> sean: disgraced former anchor dan rather takes another sh

more mixes and combat vehicles from bae systems, which man f manufactures those in the u.s.mpanies have decliped to comment, but the stocks are hire ahead of these announcements expected tomorrow. analysts say this speaks to the fact global defense spending is increasing. that's a reason they're seeing strong sales internationally as well. it also comes ahead of the defense budget we're expecting here in the u.s. next week. >> i thought saudi arabia because the oil -- were lower, their defense spending would be in jeopardy somewhat. >> great question. we have seen it come down. in december, they released their forecast for this year saying it would be a 7% increase in spending, but with all the geo political risks we see in the region, iran gaining strength on the roll back of these sanctions, they are puing more towards defense. but the $350 billion number, people are skeptical about whether it would up the spending that much. >> you're in general dynamics. >> i looked what morgan was saying about the tanks, to tanks for that, morgan. sorry, mel. but i do like that one in t

. >> this from someone with a sweat shirt reading bae which fits into the robotic war lords. >> but santa clara tech professor says don't worry. all the technology still needs a human touch. >> i think that there is a lot of programming involved, alt of artistry revolved. and user experience. >> so even though botts are becoming barrista a note of optimism. >> we can hopefully work in tandem rather than be afraid they're taking taking over. >> i think the purpose of robertics to make life bert it's to do things humans can't do. >> rgts the survey also says the millennials predict the workplaces of the future will get less friendly. that's not good news to companies try to recruit young workers report living. nbc bay area news. >> scott thank you. >>> up next at 6:00 more fire with the big impact the south bay snack shack targeted by vandals now a possible arsonist. >> five years after a deadly mass shooting in east bay university the victim's families have some justice. i'm michelle roberts live in oakland with reaction from students on the verdict today. >>> i'm meteorologist jeff ranier

it will be sunny and relatively mild away from the coast with highs around the bae in the upper 60s to 70s to near 80 inland. and tomorrow is graduation day. well, in lots of places. specifically, though, at fremont high school in sunnyvale. graduation starts at 5:00 p.m. it will be sunny and bright in the afternoon and early evening hours with temperatures in the 70s. until oh, almost sunset. so, lovely weather for getting out to celebrate the graduates and their accomplishments. here is the accuweather seven-day forecast. we'll have mainly sunny skies through the seven-day period. little bit of cool down is going to come our way this weekend. temperatures dropping a few degrees below average but it will be nice and sunny and dry and then we'll start warming up rather significantly early next week. it will feel like summer a little bit in advance of summer. >> all right, thanks, spencer. >> speaking of sunny, heading straight for the sun. nasa's red hot mission and what they expect to learn from flying so close to the sun. >> i'm 7 on your side's michael finney. you and your money, ho

we got the fog to cool us back. 60s at the coast. '80s at the bae. more of a breeze late in the day, sunday afternoon into monday, just inland warmth. look for '80s to hit on tuesday inland. cooling back into the 70s. so you download our abc 7 news app. look at the heat if you don't want to be out in it. >> good information, lisa, thanks,. >>> just ahead, a cal student who rescues birds, why she says it's important to have homeing pigeons. first in honor of asia pacific american heritage month, we are using our bay area instagram feed to celebrate events happening where you live. lbgt pride celebration gin may 31st. the celebration of diversity benefit. more but it took a twist of fate to find a high-end curler at such a head turning price. and that's the beauty of a store full of surprises. you never know what you're gonna find, but you know you're gonna love it. ♪ good morning, everyone, coming up on gma this saturday, a historic morning for president trump embarking on his first foreign trip since taking office, landing in saudi arabia for the fir

peace center i would like to welcome you to this timely and enormously important presentation by judge bae barro. it is an honor to address this crowd on the launch of the new book. i do want you to know you are speaking in vermont and there was a time they beat both congress and presidents to declare war. the three months before the second world war, the university of vermont ran out of money and the legislature called a special session to help it out and legislature met sometime during the hearings and some said did any of you hear about this nasty fellow in germany. and before you knew it they declared germany so before they declared war i just thought that would be of interest. so the constitution states it is congress that declares war but it is the presidents that have more often taken us to war and decided how to wage it. the judge opens with an account of washington and the continental congress over washington's plans. congress ordered him not to do so and he obeyed. the mexican war, the civil war, the spanish war, world war i and two, korea, vietnam, iraq and another on terror. th

one way where if a state like maine, for instance, have a great pool system -- >> it could go that bae way -- >> but is there a guarantee? there's no guarantee. i prefer the obama care provision. if republicans want to go down this road they have to tread carefully. if you like your doctor, you will be able to keep him. except this time it will be a republican lie. >> last word to you. >> the trump care under consideration right now is not going to be beneficial for most americans. it's going to kick more people off coverage. it's not going to take care of people preexisting conditions or older americans. we need a bill that's going to make sure that every american is covered. ironically this will affect people specifically who voted for trump. countries like -- states like kentucky and he's. it's in the best interest of president trump that we have a bill that covers those bill who have come to rely on the health care that obama care has provided. >> thanks to both of you. coming up, free at last. dozens of girls kidnapped by terrorists years ago in nigeria have finally been set free.

that has permanent revenue losses associated with it because the way it will change corporate bae hafor. can you not do that soichlt just want to make it clear that 2001 was all individual tax cuts. you cannot do the big corporate stuff and make it sunset and comply with the rules. >> that's a terrific answer. so a cash flow tax is distinguished from an income tax. an income tax, i call it an acrude income tax. it's like financial accounting. you take income into account over a period of time. you recognize costed or expenditures over a period of time. you have rules on depreciation, am maturization, even if you pay the money up front, you spread the costs out over time because you're matching stuff over time. that's how an income tax works. capital be xpenld tours or purchases of inventory, things tlik are immediately deductible and not capitalized and spread out over time. and that gives you a tax on what is not income but rather cash flow which is more like consumption economically. the current income tax is what we call origin based. meaning taxing jurisdiction looks at the location

. >> a lot of people will probably spend this weekend with their bae. >> you have to spend time with the people you love. >> that's true. i agree. and the weather is going to be nice. a nice picnic maybe. head over to the. >> romantic. >> i don't know about getting in the water. the water is way too cold. the temps are too chilly, but half moon bay looking a little overcast at 54 degrees. as we head over to walnut creek, using our weather underground sky cams, we can see the overcast skies as well. that's because we have a nice marine layer bringing in all of these clouds. but we are expecting peeks of sunshine. look at this gorgeous shot overlooking heavenly lake tahoe. this is what you can expect, beautiful mountains. great weather is also expected to hit that area through the weekend as well. today's highs will be in the 60s, 70s, 50s for the coastline. peninsula at 68 degrees. mostly sunny into the afternoon. right now, it doesn't look so sunny. sunny expected for the tri-valley as well today's high for san francisco will be in the 60s. as we head to the beach on the weekend, jus

. >> baes tlaus beecause there's to make repairs in obamacare since the first year, as there was a need an medicare came in. you don't always get it rice the first time and you have doum back and adjust. we have not seen a willingness, particularly from republican colleagues at least in the house, to do anything other than this repeal drum beat. now we've seen what their repeal and replacement looks like, and i think the american people are going to say, as they already said on the earlier bill, not just no but oh, new york city to this bill. 24 million people losing health insurance, tax break for the rich. ending up with folks with preexisting conditions, i have a daughter with juvenile diabetes. she will be fine, but a lot of folks with preexisting conditions won't be able to get affordable health insurance. what has not received much attention, and i'm a numbers guy and was a former governor, you know, the whole basis of this bill was almost an $820 billion in effect transfer from federal responsibility on medicaid back to the states. >> right. >> this is a big financial scam that i

the size of bae to barrow, it affects every part of the community. i think the tories will prevail.yard workers for generations. where party loyalty is being questioned. i've always voted labour, but i'm not going to vote labour this time because theresa may is doing a wonderfuljob. i think she's a good politician. are you surprised that you're voting conservative? iam, yeah. but on the big issues, it's labour that andy and barry turn to and always will. free car parking for patients, obviously, and i think over a period of time, they'll bring in more people to work in the nhs which sadly, at the moment, they're lacking. so you trust labour more when it comes to the nhs? with that, yes, i do indeed. it's in my blood, i guess, i'll always be a labour man, particularly here in barrow. it's a labour town, it's a working man's town. and that's damn well how it should be. now, the labour party can't blamejeremy corbyn for all of its problems in barrow, because they predate his leadership. in 2015, their majority was cut from more than 5,000 votes to fewer than 800. they know that a tiny

the bill for bae could be sky—high. the bill for ba could be sky—high.ating the cause of a problem, how much they were able to rebuild customer confidence, and the impact it may have on long—term business, because it's an airline which has been very successful at cutting costs. up until now, it's also been able to maintain a very good reputation for customer service. but the two have to be able to work together. according to one brand expert, ba has now got its work cut out to regain the trust of customers. the impact on the reputation, in terms of the short— and mid—term, is going to be significant. people are booking, or thinking about booking, holidays. and they're going to think twice now when it comes to ba. they're going to probably say, maybe not. ba apologised again today for all the inconvenience caused. it says it's trying to get delayed luggage to customers as quickly as possible. getting to the bottom of what caused such a widespread meltdown across its computers and it systems may take a good deal longer. let's speak to lawrence jones, let's

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resuscitated deal for ships made by lockheed as well for general dynamics tanks and agreement from bae a number of other weapon systems expected to be purchased as well. who stands to benefit from this? top contractors. general dynamics pb raytheon. and a number of others. companies declined to comment but stocks are bouncing higher today and can you see that eer here. lockheed, raytheon, general dynamics, northrop grumman. >> they are used to getting direct calls from the white house on this stuff. >> certainly. i think that's why it wouldn't necessarily be all that surprising to hear that a call had been put into ceo like marilyn houston and we have seen other things happen like the f-35 of lockheed's. cost-cutting is a big part of this. we are talking about the saudi arabia deal but we also have the dod budget next week for 2018 and costs i would expect to be a focus there as well for them to truly rebuild the military. >> now over to the bond market. rick santelli is tracking action there at cme. good afternoon, rick. >> good afternoon. volati volatility. look at two day of tens. w

biggest upturn surprise in the earnings baes was parks and resort division. what happened there?s up 20% from a year ago. we had record numbers in our domestic parks, but we did well in all international parks, and we had a quarterly profitability in shanghai with great attendance. just a tremendous performance, and, of course, the studio up 21%, and their success story comets as well, and it was a great driver of the quarter. >> now, of course, investors, analysts continue to be focused on your media networks and ergs espn division in particular. the revenue and operating expenses were less than analysts expected. what's going on with that division? >> well, remember, we said this year, specific sli about espn, that because of some new live sports license agreements, notably with the nba, there would be a significant increase in our program cost. a lot comes in the quarter we're currently in, but it's affecting the year, and so media networks ened up was not a surprise to us. what's going on with espn, see, if you'd like me to address it right away, is that, as you know, we were

shops in the town, the hairdressers, whatever industry or sector you are in in the town, the size of baethat lived here first. you feel they get better protection and more help than you? yes. in terms of? housing, money, jobs. i think the tories will prevail. the furness railway pub sits close to the terraced houses which have been homes to shipyard workers for generations. here party loyalty is being questioned. i've always voted labour but i'm not going to vote labour this time because theresa may is doing a wonderfuljob. i think she's a very articulate woman, very genuine, i think she's a good politician. are you surprised that you're voting conservative? iam, yes. but on the big issues it's labour that andy and barry turn to and always will. free car parking for patients obviously and i think over a period of time they will bring in more people to work in the nhs which sadly at the moment they are lacking. so you trust labour more when it comes to the nhs? with that, yes i do. it's in my blood i guess, i'll always be a labour man. particularly here in barrow, it is a labour town, it'

it not going to be a long honey moore period baes improvement in the linear story as opposed to digitallinear. we think there's a clear expectation in the marketplace that they can't get anything right. so we see, you know, from a stock price perspective, we see low hanging fruit just by identifying and airing some programs that can get some ratings traction. but we stand the future of reaching consumers and making money in this industry, you have to be in front of them on multiple screamulti multiple screens and monetize appropriately. that will put them in a stronger position, whether it's on linear tv, whether it's on apps, whether it's on different mobile devises or formats. >> real quick, what's the potential up side and what's the down side in your mind? >> well, we see the up side, you know, we have a price target of $50. we could give you a blue sky case of $60 per share based on improving what's going on at paramount, their film studio, has been losing money. we think if it even could perform at a profit level on the low end of peers, there's probably $5050, some improvement on