, bam, bam, bam. after that we heard nothing. >> he says he saw a woman lying on the north side of the patio inside the youtube complex. shees of t she was the second person shot. the person shot ten times repeatedly nonstop. massive. >> he could not see the shooter, but he could see bullets hitting the woman's body and he heard four more shots and then silence. >> i didn't have a gun on me. wish i did. >> of the people i interviewed jesse saw and heard the most and what he has told us has fit with what we are hearing from law enforcement. coming up at 6:00, we'll hear from more witnesses about what has happened here. jesse says the shooting was over in a matter of seconds. other witnesses tell us police were here within five minutes. reporting from san bruno, mark matthews, nbc bay area news. >> terrifying for so many people. the closest trauma center to san bruno is sf general. that's where the victims are at this hour. you are looking at the moments when one of the victims arrived and let's bring i

but actually it was like three, bam, bam, bam and then -- and then -- so i knew the -- the second shotbably got her or the third shot probably got her in the leg. >> reporter: several people inside of the restaurant helped drag her into the restaurant. jesse said people used napkins to staunch the blood. he went outside when he heard another explosion of gunfire. >> it was no mercy. it was just like whoever shot at that time was -- it was massive. >> the second victim and then a third victim. >> i think he shot somebody else because there were four more shots after that. it went bam, bam, bam. >> he says he saw a woman lying on the north side of the patio inside the youtube complex. she was the second woman shot. >> the second time the person shot, shot like ten times. repeatedly nonstop. like massive. oh, my god. >> jesse told me he could not see the shooter, but he could see bullets hitting the woman's body. he heard four more shots then silence. >> i didn't have a gun on me. wish i did. >> jesse said it lasted in total about 30 seconds. as raj just told us, the police were on the sc

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ba bam! know the rules. keep your eggo. l'eggo my eggo.ay. >>> later today, one of the world's most powerful leader wills touch down for the first official state visit. another global visit is waiting in the wings with angela merkel also expected to paid president trump a visit. >> expect a lot of porp amp and circumstance. that state dinner that the white house says will be scaled back from the obama years. 150 people in the state tining room. no celebrities at this beginner we're told, and then he is doing a speech to a join session of congress. he says he is developing a good relationship with president trump and that could affect some of the issues they have to discussion. >> we have a very special relationship. we're both the maverick of the systems. i think his selection was unexpected in your country, and probably my election was not expected in my country. >> trade, climate change, russia, terrorism of course and the iran nuclear deal. busy week ahead, tracey, thank you. >> this morning, president trump's choice to lead the state d

ba bam! know the rules. keep your eggo. l'eggo my eggo.ay. >>> this remarkable photo was seen around the world this weekend. it features four former first ladies and melania trump. notably absent, president trump who remained at his mar-a-lago resort. but the fact that the president decided against attending isn't all that un common. >>> leading the news this morning, mitt romney learned this weekend that his return to politics might not be as easy as he thought. the former republican presidential candidate and governor of massachusetts is running for the u.s. senate in utah. he was hoping to avoid running in a primary, but at this weekend's convention, romney failed to beat a challenger by enough votes. so he will have to run against that state representative at a primary in june. >>> iranian foreign minister mohammed zarif is in new york today with a warning. president trump has repeatedly threatened to withdraw from the 2015 agreement unless changes are made. trump is set to meet with french president macron this week who says while ira

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ba bam! know the rules. keep your eggo. l'eggo my eggo.ay. >>> breaking news. we are learning kate middleton has just been admitted to st. mary's hospital in london in the early stages of labor. here are some live pictures from outside of the hospital. this will be the third child for prince william and the duchess of cambridge. we will bring you the latest details as they develop. >>> leading the news, billionaire former new york city mayor michael bloomberg is pledging to write a $4.5 million check for the environment. bloomberg said he will cover the u.s.'s financial commitment to the paris climate accord which president trump backed out of last year and he will do it out of his own pocket. the u.s. became the only country to reject the accord after president trump argued its placed an unfair burden on washington. >>> and president trump should, quote, go play golf instead of running for re-election. that's according to his ex-wife, ivana, opened up to the new york post saying i don't think it's necessary. he has a good life and he has

. >> it went bam, bam, bam. and then after that i heard nothing. >> reporter: as you can imagine the site of that many gunshots. the sound of that many gunshots here in san bruno. just a quiet little suburb south of the city. one of the string of cities that connect san francisco with silicon valley. very quiet here. i used to go to the gym right off to the right at the bay hill shopping center. this is a very quiet community and people are just shattered by this type of violence. a lot of employees have left for the day. there are still some coming to see if they can get back inside to retrieve items. some that were off today came to check on their friends and coworkers to see if everybody is all right. again don't have a motive as to what sparked this violence but the shooter was a woman who believes she shot her boyfriend and two other people. the investigation continues. the coroner is on scene processing the scene at the youtube headquarters which is behind me and off to the left. ken. >> it just sounds lik

((pam/bam vo)) ((pam/bam vo)) former f-b-i director james comey is offering a blistering on-camera accounthis exchanges with the president, going beyond what he reveals in his new tell-all book. comey slammed the president'sleadership style - as he describes a newly- elected world leader ... more preoccupied with the salacious allegations against him.... than a hostile foreign government meddling in america's election. "president-elect trump's first question was to confirm that it had no impact on the election and then the conversation, to my surprise, moved to a pr conversation." "no one, to my recollection, asked 'so what's coming next from the russians? how might we stop it?'" the president fired back, tweeting: "james comey is a proven leaker & liar. virtually everyone in washington thought he should be thought he washington everyone in virtually leaker & liar. a proven "james comey is back, tweeting: president fired the the president fired back, tweeting: "james comey is a proven leaker & liar. virtually everyone in washington thought he should be fired for the terrible job he did, un

tension possibly new sanctions and escalating conflict all of this is going to hurt the economy even more bam and all the more interesting with oil prices up today the ruble folding at the same time what about european markets they're also falling no doubt because of the tensions in syria exactly well whenever we see the saber rattling investors get a warrior and become more reluctant after history directed to russia we have seen the curve of the decks i guess you can see it in the background going down the decks finished the trading day with a minus of zero point eight percent a similar situation also at the other european markets safehaven you mention a very much on demand today the swiss franc government bonds and also the gold price is up i shared with you this with you in the past and the investor here who has an app on his phone alerting him whenever it transcends out a tweet i'm sure he will be having a very close look at the ads in these days we are all getting those tweets today and following a very closely daniel call for us in frankfurt thank you very much. exit polls show us about

((bam 360)) there was also a fire at a daycare center late today in san jose.ll 15 kids and 7 adults are safe...they were outside when the fire started at early discoveries...on bercaw lane. ( pam/ bam ) it was a day of demolition at that concord construction site that went up in flames on tuesday.(pam) the demo was intended to make the site safe... so those who live in the complex next door.. could return home. (catherine) but as kron 4's dan kerman tell us, those residents are still out oftheir homes tonight -- for two reasons. thursday crews began demolishing some of what was left of a concord construction site that was destroyed by fire on tuesday. crews hoped that taking down unsafe parts of what was known as renaisance 2 would allow evacuees from the building next door, renaissance 1 to return home. but late in the day they determined it was still not safe for 8 of residentssot steve hill/contra costa county fire 24-32they're red tagged because there's still a treat of collapse from that corner, the far corner. additional demolition will resume on friday.

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but it is important that dald trump, despite saying this the worst deal ever cut, bam bam should neverave done this, did leave it open as to say, okay, there is flexibility. he said good leaders have to be flexible. the question is do you leave the deal in place and it's the first step macron four pillars with the deal being the first one. is trump okay with that given what he said about the deal? or does it need to be blown up in that? that is, as david pointed out, hugely problematic. >> when you become president and all of a sudden you're on the world stage with other leaders, that's a small group of people, of men and women who run the countries of the world. and, you know, macron has been as pragmatic and transactional as president trump. he has been charming. he knows how to play trump and appeal to his ego. all of those things have worked. and don't underestimate the potential for macron to have a lot of influence over trump. and i two back to covering president bush. tony blair, who was so tight with president clinton, all of a sudden became extremely close to president bush. a

. >> it's kind of freaky to think you could be walking and, bam, a tree hits you. >> that's pretty scary to me. it will be something i will think about a little bit more. >> now the recreation and parks department tried to re move hazardous trees in the park, but they have a lot to look over. >>> a sacramento county sheriff's car hit a protester for stephon clark. the woman was treated for minor injuries at the hospital. the sacramento county sheriff's office said the crash happened at slow speeds and protesters were yelling and kicking the car. some witnesses described it as a hit and run. >> a few sheriffs arrived at the scene. they asked us to move out of the way. unfortunately, one of the protesters did not get out of the way fast enough and was hit and the sheriff sped off. >> now the chp is investigating, and the sacramento sheriff's office is conductinger that own review. >>> if you want to cross the golden gate bridge, you may want to low of your car at home. no parking is from 11:00 in the morning until 5:00 in the afternoon because of spring break. parking is being restricted t

faith article back to the south with with this faith we will be able to hew out of the mountain of this bam a stone of hope with this thing we will be able to transform the generation discourse of our nation into look beautiful symphony or brotherhood with this faith we will be able to work together to pray together to struggle to go to go to jail together to stand up for freedom together knowing that we will be free one day this will be the day. this will be the day. there was always the process of martin saying to us you tell me what you think i should say. but then he went into his own closet and started writing on yellow pads in the very. difficult handwriting what he wanted to say and usually what ended up was mostly what he wanted to say. oh i guess we finished around five thirty five o'clock in the morning had a couple hours sleep and then we were up early to see we went out to our posts andy and i deceived you had a bus as well coming at a crowd was developing and we assumed it was all settled to diss was the new speech the new climax and that was it and now the as i say the subs of

>> it was like ba-bam. >> that might have been part of her plan.this was her week to shine and, you know, the hat -- nothing it more than wearing a big giant white hat. >> yes, as president trump has said recently, mission accomplished. kate bennett, thank you very much for all of that fashion reporting. chris? >>> republican lawmakers are going to return, rain depending, to the same baseball field where a gunman ambushed them last year. you remember congressman mo brooks, how he was on the phone with us? he's going to join us to what this return means to him next. i was in the stone ages as much as technology wise. and i would say i had nothing. you become a school teacher for one reason, you love kids. and so you don't have the same tools, you don't always believe you have the same... outcomes achievable for yourself. when we got the tablets, it changed everything. by giving them that technology and then marrying it with a curriculum that's designed to have technology at the heart of it, we are really changing the way that students learn. and i c

bam, it does show this company is shipping stuff. if you don't write down what it is they are shipping, or if you exaggerate the value, you can try to convince investors and others that is a successful business because of all these packages they are sending the united states. >> i spoke to the u.s. postal inspector here in the area. they are aware of brushing. they will be investigating the packages she received in the mail. you can report any concerning packages to u.s. postal inspection service. their contact information on the website, nabc7news.com. bak to you. >> james comey made a stop in san francisco to talk about his role in 2016 election and russia investigation. abc 7 news was at the theater where a sold out crowd came to see comey in person. he's promoting his new book "a higher loyalty." the media was not invited to the event. people that spoke with abc 7 news say they left the theater with more respect for comey. they say they gave him a standing ovation. >> you could see his good heart in the way he spoke. seeing that

. >> bam!tch. >> what? >> right there, a match right there. >> you win the game! >> trevor: please welcome tracy morgan! ( cheers and applause ) ♪ >> oh, man. >> trevor: welcome to the show, cancer. >> thank you for having me. >> trevor: it's been so long, i wanted to have you on. >> because i'm scared! you're smart! this is a smart show, man! i had to go back, get my g.e.d. just to come here! for real! i'm not into politics. i voted one time in my life and that was for dave dinkins. you see how that turned out. >> trevor: who is that? >> the mayor of new york! ( laughter ) >> trevor: oh, man! well, i'm glad you came. congratulations, "the last o.g." just got picked up for a second season. ( cheers and applause ) >> i love that show, man! i have so much fun doing it. >> trevor: you know what i love about "the last o.g." >> what you love about "the last o.g."? >> trevor: i'll tell you. you play a character who's just come out of prison and is trying to restart his life. he moves back into brookl

and everybody was fleeing that from europe to come here to get away from it and bam they hit here and here we go again. so, that's a lot of the story that doesn't get told. and it's an important part. so we tell that story here. and the tapestry really depicts a lot of that. so now we're arriving and we start -- you can pick anywhere, but we pick the new england, obvio obviously. that's where it all started. and just started going through here with some very key documents. norm, why don't you tell us about a few of these. >> sure. as you mentioned, cary, we're starting in new england, which is where the first colonies were centered. and the artifacts we have included here are basically land deeds or covenants or property ownership that granted to the colonists. pennsylvania, as we know, is a colony that was founded primarily to be religiously tolerant of the quakers of the baptists, the catholic and so all were welcome in this particular colony, which eventually as we know the state of pennsylvania. and so these are the acts and laws. again, granted landees given to the colonists show

religious groups and everybody was fleeing that from europe to come here to get away from it, and, bam, they hit here, and here we go again. so, that's a lot of story that doesn't get told. and it's an important part. so, we tell that story here. and the tapestry really depicts a lot of that. >>> so, now we're arriving. and we start -- you can pick anywhere, but we picked new england, obviously that's where it all started. and just started going through here with some very key documents. norm, why don't you tell us about a few of these. >> sure. as you mention, kerry, we're starting in new england, which is where the first colonies were settled. and the artifacts there we have included here are basically land deeds or covenants or property ownership that has been granted to the colonists from the king at that time period and, you know, we're looking at massachusetts, pennsylvania, and we're looking at maryland. kerry was talking about the religious toleration or intoleration, if you will. pennsylvania, as we know, was a colony that was founded primarily to be religiously tolerant of th

ba bam! know the rules. keep your eggo. l'eggo my eggo. okay. >>> let's roll. hey.ful out there. >> the officers in "hill street blues" heard that at the start of every episode. it became a catch phrase in the '80s. this morning, we remember the man behind that iconic series. steven bochco was the creative force behind "l.a. law," "nypd blue," and "hill street blues." >> his shows featured multiple story lines that continued from week to week, a first for primetime tv. the characters were notoriously imperfect and spoke like everyday people. such language actually caused controversy at the time. >> certainly, in terms of the kinds of -- shows that we -- we are familiar with on television, the -- the occasional use of language, i don't think is particularly offensive nor do i think it -- it violates any community standards whatsoever. >> bochco won ten primetime emmy awards and was behind another abc hit, "doogie howser, m.d." his family says the 74-year-old died peacefully in his sleep after a long battle with leukemia. >>> and thousands of teachers are protesting t

election night, where you've quite a big buildup, you can see where the numbers are going, it wasjust bamurrounded by my team. my partner was there trying to capture the moment. i had my hands on my face for most of it, i think, probably in nervous anticipation. but it was extraordinary. and we went straight from there into media stand—up, planning for finalising negotiations. we literally took four days between then and swearing in the government, and it was very fast. and so by the time i got home at 11:00pm that night, i celebrated with a pot of needles in my flat. yeah, there has been no time to pause. do you find all these questions about the baby intrusive? they're very personal. no, not at all. you know, when you are only the second person in the world to have a baby in office, of course it's going to be of interest. i don't mind that at all. what i hope is that someday, in the future, it won't be interesting anymore. you are watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme: he fought off a shark, a snake, and a bear. we meet a man who is lucky to be alive. also on the p

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tariffs as we went along three billion dollars worth of tariffs after that for aluminum and steel and bam china fought back with three billion dollars worth of tariffs and then trumpet out to fifty to sixty billion dollars worth of tariffs against china and then china did the exact same. he went out saying fifty billion worth of tariffs against the states about once we got to the fifty million fifty billion dollar level different game this is all talk those tariffs of not being kicked into place trump got light take a couple weeks and pick and choose what he wants to put tariffs on from china they were haven't seen anything come out yet and we're probably not going to see any type of push with this for at least another couple of weeks because then trump said hey let's kick it up to one hundred billion dollars worth in terror of so this sounds really bad but at the same time you know these tariffs aren't in place but industries and people are getting hurt this type of language does have a trick trickle down and what happens is that some people in interest in the states as well listen try t

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tension possibly new sanctions and escalating conflict all of this is going to hurt the economy even more bam and all the more interesting with oil prices up today the ruble folding at the same time what about european markets they're also falling no doubt because of the tensions in syria exactly well whenever we see the saber rattling investors get a warrior and become more reluctant after history directed to russia we have seen the curve of the decks i guess you can see it in the background going down the decks finished the trading day with a minus of zero point eight percent a similar situation also at the other european markets safehaven you mention a very much on demand today this was frank government bonds and also the gold price i shared with you this with you in the past and the investor here who has an app on his phone alerting him whenever it transcends out a tweet i'm sure he will be having a very close look at the ads in these days we are all getting those tweets today and following a very closely daniel call for us in frankfurt thank you very much. well exit polls show azerbaijan

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guy's distracted by figuring out what has no hinge key or lid and a golden treasure inside it's head-- bam! the baboon hits him with a little bat. ( cheers and applause ) meanwhile, if you watch the show, you know we make our little jokes-- ha-ha-- about donald trump on the show. but i'm american. it's my right. it's different when foreigners go after our leaders. for instance, queen elizabeth recently appeared in a nature documentary, and when a helicopter butted into the scene, she used that moment to take a swing at the colonies. >> why do they always go round and round when you want to talk? sounds like president trump. or president obama. ( laughter ) >> stephen: hold on there, liz. i'm not sure about that comparison. i'd say trump's more like a zeppelin-- full of hot air. and we're all waiting for him to go down in flames. ( cheers and applause ) now-- obama, though, yes. obama, yes. now, i was a little surprised to see the queen take a jab at trump and obama, but i shouldn't have been, because she is well known for her merciless slams against foreign leaders. take a look. >> you kno

david, are they trying to dial bam these drills a little bit? >> yes. think ilt's an overture for south korea who has hope for these talks. i think president trump is more skeptical in addition to adviser john bolton. >> i want to talk about the role of the new incoming national security adviser. listen to what senator graham had to say. >> now we have an opportunity historic in nature to get him to sit down and maybe not only give up his nuclear weapons but end the korean war which is still going on. yes, i would be very concerned about the terms of this meeting, and this is why i like john bolton as national security adviser. he has a very healthy skepticism in north korea, but i do hope president trump will meet with north korea. >> so lindsey graham saying he thought bolton would be better in this position because he would bring a healthy dose of skepticism. in the past bolton has even talked about military intervention and regime change in north korea. what role could he play here? >> i think he rattles sabres. he's a big supporter in the invasion

ordering missile strikes against syria in response to a chemical weapons attack last weekend.((2shot bamanks for joining us...i'm pam moore.((steve)) and i'm steve aveson.the united states, france and the united kingdom all taking part in the attack...which included b-1 bombers and navy ships.new tonight at ten...our first look at flares lighting up the sky over they syrian capital of damascus.syrian tv is reporting that the attack on syria targeted a scientific research center.there are reports that syrian air defenses have responded to the attack. that attack on april 7th killed 70- people.. most of them women and children sheltering in their basements. in all.. about 500 people had symptoms consistent with a chemical attack.kristen holmes attack.kristen holmes is live in washington d.c. with the very latest. ((steve/fsc))((steve/fsc)) bay area

and who's left with the cleanup bill (steve bam) we first learned about the hart family nearly a week ago when their car plunged over a cliff in california. tonight -- disturbing news from investigators ..who now say there's enough evidence to show this crash was intentional.(catherine) meantime, three of the family's children remain missing. chris holmstrom has the latest.. 41:13-41:22 baarts preliminatry investigation indicates to us this incident may have been an intentional act and not the result of a traffic collisionn.captain greg baarts with the california high patrol shedding light on the hart family from from woodland washington.last week - their vehicle was found at the bottom of this cliff in mendocino county - california. 5 bodies were found near the crash ...including the parents ... three of their children still missing.captain baarts says they are calling this crash intentional based two factors.the vehicles electrnoic information and the lack of phsyical evidence at the scene -- like tire skid marks.authortieis also believe the vehicle came to a stop on that pull off a

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to me it's just sprinkling it in there, but it was like, bam. you could tell from the audience that people were like -- >> i wonder if the audience was not amongst its peers. if they were in the comedic club if they would have been as uncomfortable, or because you're a journalist -- >> if you're invited to do a roast on -- maybe. >> if you're a journalist and you see your peer from fox news sitting across the way, you don't want to laugh hysterically at a joke that may make them seem more uncomfortable, but if you're at a roast, as you say, which is what it actually is. >> i feel like all of the lines are starting to get blurred. part of that is because we have a president who is not as professional -- i'm putting that nicely -- so all of the lines are gut blurred, on top of the the united states is a diverse place, what is offensive to one -- >> i don't think that we knew what to expect. if it somebody would have said chappell, i know exactly what i'm getting. >> people who -- i actually follow her comedy, people probably knew what to expect, b

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that's like the joker sailing, "i'm get you, bam-tan." >> we do have a very special relationship.piece. we have to make him perfect. he is perfect. >> stephen: mr. president! macron is still standing next to you smiling after hanging out with you for two days. that's not dandruff. that's cocaine! ( laughter ) ( applause ) today, the two men addressed the crowd, and there was an awkward moment. trump goes for the kiss, and-- oh! saved by the hat! that is more than a hat. that a defensive perimeter. ( laughter ) their deal is either she gets to wear the hat, or trump has to wear a cone. ( laughter ) yeah. ( cheers and applause ) you said it's important to be disobedient. what do you mean by that? why is it important? >> well, i think kind of the right kind of disobedience at the right time is essential to be a fully fledged human being. >> stephen: will you feel that way when your children are disobeying you? >> if-- if they do it with the right spirit. yeah, i'm all for a bit of rebellion, yeah, i don't mind. >> stephen: all right, kids, play this tape back. >> stephen: jackson app