we'll introduce you to bayou, next. new permanent resident: an american alligator named bayou. >>> san jose's happy hallow zoo has a new permanent resident, an american alligator named bayou. his exhibit opened to the public today. >> that's right. take a look at this. bayou is 5 feet long, estimated to be about 11 years old, which is still pretty young. alligators usually live 35 to 60 years. bayou was rescued from the sacramento delta when he was just 2 feet long, just a little baby, and he's been part of the zoo's education program until now. >> he's got those soft kind of never-really-blinking eyes. >> i would love to say he's cute, but -- >> we'll be back at 6:00. "nightly news" is next. >> see you then. >>> tonight, the >>> tonight, the secret summit of north korea's kim jong-un and south korea's president. and the latest on the dramatic attempt to salvage a meeting between kim and president trump. >>> an american held for two years by venezuela is freed by the regime and heads home. the white house hail the move.

this is bayou. 5 feet long, around 11 years old. still young as alligators go. they live 35 to 50 years. bayou was rescued from the sacramento delta when he was just 2 feet long and has been part of the zoo's education program up till now. >> he was found swimming in the sacramento delta. so fish and wildlife picked him up. that's not a normal location for an alligator. they're not from california, they're from southeastern united states. so he had -- was out of another facility before he came here to happy hollow as an education animal. now he's here on exhibit for everybody. >> ever wondered how many teeth alligators have? we have the answer. they can have up to 80 teeth at any time. unlike us, their teeth fall out from time to time and new ones grow in. that's a pretty nice feature to have, but what was that doing in the sacramento delta? >> i want to knee how he got there. >> there's a story. we'll try to get bayou acclimated with 80s and 90s. >> he'll like that. >> san jose by the end of the holiday weekend. outside right now, a bit of a change. we don't ha

an american alligator named bayou. his exhibit opened to the public today. >> take a look at bayou. five feet long, about 11 years old. still pretty young as alligators go. they usually live 35 to 50 years. bayou was rescued from the sacramento delta. he's been part of the zoo's education program until now. if you've ever wondered how many teeth alligators have, they can have up to 80 feet at any given time. but unlike us, their teeth fall out from time to time. then what's cool, the new ones grow back in. >> i don't like to think about that. >> what? alligator teeth? >> yeah. >> would be kind of fun to find them. make a necklace. >> that is not my thing. >> we'll be back at 11:00. >> see you then. have a good night. male atonight, "nbc're watching an nbcbay area responds."ial. male: i wanted it bad. announcer: one man's car buying fiasco opens our eyes to a problem that starts on the window sticker. we go under cover to check dealers and the state. female: they're basically holding you hostage. announcer: a computer company holds a family's personal data for ransom. we ask why. and

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right now we're on the banks of buffalo bayou in downtown houston. you can imagine nine months ago the water level was much higher. there is still parts of the city that is digging out from the hurricane but this part any way not too much worse for theware. one thing about playoff basketball and that is you can play a very tough emotionally fought game and then less than 12 hours later you are back on the practice floor. that was the case for the warriors today as they went to the houston rocket practice facility at the toyota center. had to work out today. one thing about the warriors and you can always count on this, some of the best players on the team are hardest workers. it was an off night for steph curry by his standards. so who is the guy out there with the longest shooting free throws? steph curry. s warriors last night after a tied game for the first half, steve kerr must have said kevin durant go out there and put upshots and clay thompson lit it up. kevin durant is a seven foot tear can drive to the hoop. so good luck stopping him. he sco

bayou is 5 feet long and expected to be 11 years old. that's still pretty young as alligators come. they usually live 35 to 55 years. bayou was rescued from the sa sacramento delta and part of the education program until now. >> he was actually found swimming in the sacramento delta. so the fish and wildlife picked him up. that's not a normal location for an alligator. he was out of the facility for a brief time before he came here to happy hollow as an education animal. and now he's on exhibit for everybody. >> if you have ever wondered how many teeth alligators have, they can have up to 80 at any given time. but their teeth fall out from time to time. and new ones grow in. >>> it sounds like quite the feat if he's able to pull it off. a 50-year-old frenchman wants to be the first person to swim across the pacific ocean. on tuesday, ben and his nine-person support team will set out from tokyo on the epic expedition expected to last more than six months and cover 5500 miles. the final destination, san francisco. if all goes according to plan, he'll step foot on land again in novembe

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bayou. she says no. he's on exhibit at the happy hollow park zoo in san jose.e's estimated to be 10 to 12 years old and a teenage alligator. he was found swimming in the sacramento delta. an odd location for a reptile who is not native to california. >> he's only about 5 1/2 feet right now, about but at average size for an alligator can be 10 to 12 feet wound and he's an apex predator which means he's at the top of the food chain so he shouldn't be running around your house or in the pool in the backyard. most likely, somebody had him as a pet and just dropped him off in the delta. >> they get bigger. bayou's regular feedings will be wednesday and friday at the happy hollow park and zoo. >>> tomorrow, carnival celebrates its 40th parade in san francisco. >> bay area middle schoolers have been getting ready with an authentic performance. how they are bringing the sounds of the caribbean to san francisco. ♪ >> that music you hear has a somewhat unfamiliar ring to the bay area. ♪ >> reporter: the instrument is called a steel pan, also called a steel drum and that'

how will the dubs respond to friday's loss in the bayou?ome tall nba players who wear the warriors uniform, itching to show that on friday..." tha >>> back with the nba playoffs. i bet there are some tall ballers wearing warriors uniforms itching to show on friday that quote that wasn't us. instead of going up 3-0 in the series, they got out physicalled, out played by the pelicans and lost. curry and durant were 4 of 15 from three-point land. the pelicans had a lot to do with it, but man, that can't happen. game four tomorrow in the big easy. >> i don't think kd or steph was aggressive enough, and i need them to be aggressive. there are our guys, we need them to get buckets and be aggressive, and they'll be that way tomorrow, so i'm looking forward to tomorrow's game. >> the eastern conference, lebron james was king, hosting toronto in a got to have it game. it's tied, and then james banked in his fifth career buzzer beater to win the game. james gave the cavaliers a 3-0 series lead. >>> 76ers fans, the sixers in white against the celtics.

philadelphia, and the warriors last night, what the -- what they had to say about that blowout at the bayoum going with little deal... .. dubs are >>> the warriors last night, big deal, little deal, or no deal? i'm going with little deal. first time in a couple of years, dubs are not up three and out in the playoffs here is your pelicans picked them apart from the 119 to 100, so the warrior series leaders twoà one, so would steph curry and raymonde greene say slow your roll before any more judgment. >> we are up toÃone, with a chance to go up threeÃone on sunday, had to take advantage of the opportunity. that is what has been the great thing about our team is we usually step up to the occasion. >> on top of that we have three of the greatest -- in the world. they get buckets, so i look forward to that. >> eastern conference and regulation, sixers and white, against the celtics. 10 seconds left. turnover. jaelyn brown, it's the go-ahead for the celtics. last chance, sixers, from the corner, for the win. the arena thought so. confetti went everywhere. no. it sent them into overtime. in the ex

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the relatives of sheku bayou says the investigation into his death was flawed, and a national disgracellion pounds. the police haven't commented. gwent police say an 18—year—old man has been charged with attempted murder and dangerous driving, after a car drove into pedestrians in newport on sunday. a 19—year—old man has also been charged with affray in connection with the incident, in which four people were injured. northern ireland's two most senior police officers have been cleared of allegations of criminal activity and misconduct in public office. chief constable george hamilton and his deputy drew harris were investigated by the police 0mbudsman after complaints about the conduct of a bribery inquiry by the psni. george hamilton told the bbc he was "relieved but not surprised" by the findings. a court has begun hearing evidence in the trial of a woman accused of throwing acid over herformer partner. berlinah wallace is charged with murdering mark van dongen by leaving him with such catastrophic injuries that he asked for assistance in ending his life. she denies all the charges.

it's the kind of session you would expect people to bayou tilt stocks. market continues to gyrate, looking for a catalyst. joining knee, a senior vp and chain of investment officer at icma retirement. the message in the markets seem to be all over the place, just like the market itself. what should we gleenl from it. >> investors have to sit back. you saw sectors lied the market -- lead the market at the end of the day. higher interest rates, higher inflation, good for financials. energy prices maintain that higher level. energy prices were up at the end of the day. >> i agree with wayne. there is a lot of indecision within the market. a lot of anxiety weighs on the market with regard to bigger political issues. the market hasn't reacted too much with the exception certain names to very good earnings reports. charles: cater pillar set the tone. this is as good as it gets. we don't have to grow as fast as we did the first quarter. i would expect we can maintain expansion and growth for earnings and the economy. ago earnings in 2019 are expected to grow 10

mnuchin leaving the embassy at that time headed out to the site of the talks and that is a place called bayou state guesthouse which has hosted a number of visiting dignitaries over the years. one point there was a resident dome, but these today sold to the place where mnuchin and his colleagues will have a chance to make the case for president trumps trade agenda appeared the question according to the experts is how much can they actually accomplish in two days? take a listen. >> when they speak torah members members they tell a successful outcome a framework for continued negotiations to address the ip protection and transfer issues raised by the u.s. trade representative's office found thathere is also a focus on the u.s. trad deficit d reductheeficit and good. perhaps something will come from that as well. >> the issue of intellectual property theft you heard mentioned is a good one especially for u.s. technology companies on the table. some of the others you heard talked about will be as well. one is cutting the trade deficit by $100 billion. president trump is talked about in recent mon

correction to one of yesterday's headlines, a louisiana judge has ruled that one of the permits for the bayou bridge pipeline is illegal, but this ruling has not halted construction along the controversial 163-mile pipeline. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. juan: and i'm juan gonzalez. -- nermeen: and i am nermeen shaikh. welcome to all of our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. on capitol hill, president trump's nominee to head the cia, gina haspel, announced she would not restart the cia's interrogation program. but she repeatedly refused to call the cia's post-9/11 treatment of prisoners torture and declined to state whether she believes torture is immoral. haspel's comments came in testimony to the senate intelligence committee as she made her case to become the first woman to head the agency. haspel is a 33-year cia veteran who was responsible for running a secret cia black site in thailand in 2002, where one prisoner was waterboarded and tortured in other ways. haspel

hollow >>> look who's a big lit in tthe -- big hit in the south bay, an alligator, the addition named bayou. he's been drawing big crowds since he was introduced saturday. he was found in the sacramento delta when he was just two-feet long. if you're saying, wait a minute, there are alligators in the sacramento delta? >> no -- >> nobody knows how he got there. there's at least one. he's five-feet long. so go ahead and check him out. >> at a safe distance. >> right. hopefully just one. >>> if you're headed to the zoo or anywhere else, wear the sunscreen, drink some water. hot. >> it's going to be hot the next couple of days. then it cools off. here's the seven-day forecast. really nice by the end of the week. that's the kind of weather i like. but you know, we've got to change it up, too, a little bit for today. it's going to feel like summer as it comes in unofficially. we'll have a couple of more weeks before we officially welcome in summer. >> looks like summer to me. >> yeah. >> you had me at comfortable. i like thursday. i'll be smiling then. >>> thank you very much for joining us. our

bayou was found in the sacramento delta just two feet long. nobody knows how he got there. he's five feet long now so check him out. >>> memorial day weekend also marks the start of boating season. look at how many people were out there over the weekend. of course a lot of expee expected out there today. the weather was perfect yesterday. but if you're going to be out in the water, be prepared and stay safe. the coast guard reminds boaters to wear a life jacket at all times. they say more than 80% of drownings involve people who are not wearing a life jacket. they also remind you that alcohol can be even more dangerous on water than it is on land. drinking contributes to more deadly boating accidents than anything else. and also make sure your boat is ready. making sure it has a fire extinguisher, radio, navigation lights as well. >> all good advice and a nice day to be out on the water. >> people will be doing anything to cool off today. it's going to be super hot in comparison to what we've had recently. for some people, maybe a bit of a shock. it's going to be warmer tod

bayou the alligator. bayou just got a deluxe new residence at happy hollow park and zoo.) a cat is going viral after it found out it was pregnant ...and reacted with a priceless expression... the pictures were taken by the animal shelter in greenland that conducted the ultrasound. the cat quickly went viral after the photos were posted online with the caption: "when you find out you're pregnant" ( darya ) coming up in the next hour ... police are investigating a fire that happened at a preschool in newark. ( darya ) plus ... two people are dead after a plane crash in petaluma... we're hearing from witnesses. ( darya ) and with boating season underway officers are making sure boaters are staying safe. we'll have tips from law enforcement. i'm dianne feinstein and i approve this message. i thought after sandy hook, where 20 six and seven year olds were slain, this would never happen again. it has happened more than 200 times in 5 years. dianne feinstein and a new generation are leading the fight to pass a new assault weapons ban. say no to the nra and yes to common-sense gu

ruled thea judge has permit for the proposed 163 mile bayou bridge pipeline is illegal, meaning the pipeline's construction must now be halted as the permit is reconsidered. the proposed pipeline has faced mounting resistance from residents and environmental activists. it's being built by energy transfer partners, the same company behind the dakota access pipeline. in california, the granddaughter of bob marley is vowing to sue the rialto police department after she and two other r friens werere surrounded by a swarm of police cars and a police helicopter as they were checking out of an airbnb rental. the three women are all black. the police were dispatched after a white neighbor saw the three women carrying suitcases out of the rental home, and called the police to report a possible burglary. it's the latest in a series of high-profile incidents of racial profiling and racial discrimination, including two black men being arrested at a philadelphia starbucks for being inside the coffee shop while they were waiting for a third man to arrive for a business meeting. and activists around the coun

the officials say that bayou was likely left in the delta by men who had him as a -- by someone who had him as a pet. >> who does this? >> yeah. >> today, we honor the men and women who died in service of their country. we'll tell you about the memorial day tributes coming up. >> plus, if you have any travelling to do on this memorial day, you're not alone. be prepared to pay more at the gas pump. the details are straight ahead. hey, want the fastest internet? done. and now, xfinity mobile's included. you could get up to five lines. you could save 400 bucks or more a year, which you could spend on a funk-tastic music video. ♪ dance party boom. ♪ simple. easy. awesome. get started with xfinity internet, with three times the speed of at&t and directv, and tv for $35 each a month for a year when you buy both. and ask how you can save with xfinity mobile. click, call or visit us today. i support the affordable care act, and voted against all trump's attempts to repeal it. but we need to do more. i believe in universal health care. in a public health option to compete with private insurance

. >> they live in houston's briar forest naib along the banks of buffalo bayou.d their home was one of hundreds of thousands of structures damaged by hurricane harvey. many of those snit texas's seventh congressional district which has been a safe seat for republican john culberson since 2001. but in the 2016 election, it's residents also voted for hillary clinton over donald trump. >> it's such an overwhelming event for all of rurs and it has taken away so much time of our lives and the people that can prevent us from going through it again are governmental representatives. >> if democrats want to flip this district and with it the house in november, they'll have to win over storm battered texans like him and his neighbors. just as the next hurricane seasons approaches. >> how's it going? >> that's my frienda breena. >> how long have you been back? >> i'm not back. >> you're not even back in yet. >> not even close. >> you think that will affect how you vote in the midterms are you going to vote? >> yes, i always vote. i do think it's important to elect the peopl

i'm up from the bayou today for this event. i want to say what i think is going on with conservatism, i want to reference walter percy who was once asked, do you despair? he said, i like to drink beer and eat crawfish. wantis the spirit that i my remarks to be heard. i'm not optimistic about conservatism or anything else and our political culture, but i am hopeful. side of thelosing fusionist deal and contract, which brought together s on one side with the libertarians who are more concerned about economics and the matter of the overweening state on the other. we did find 50 years ago that we have a lot in common. that is where the modern conservative movement came from. we have more in common than separated us. 2018, is a cultural conservative and a believing christian, i wonder what exactly the conservative movement has concerned because from my point of view, the heart of conservatism is spiritual and indeed religious. i believe it was russell kirk to set the all political problems are at the bottom religious problems becaus

i am up from the bayou today for this event. before i get started saying what i think is going on with conservatism, i want to reference one of my countrymen who was asked, doctor percy do you despair? he said i like to drink beer and eat crawfish. is that despair? that is the spirit in which i want my remarks to be heard. i'm not optimistic about conservatism or anything else in our political culture but i am hopeful and hope we can get into the reasons why a little bit later. i am on the losing side of the fusion nest contract which brought together traditionalist culture -- with the libertarians who are more concerned about economics and the over leaning state on the other. we did find 50 years ago we had a lot in common and that is where the modern conservative movement came from. we had more in common than separated us. now in 2018 i wonder as a believing christian and a cultural conservative, i wonder what the conservative movement has conserved. from my point of view, the heart of conservatism is spiritual and indeed reli

i'm rod dreher, up from the bayou today for this event, and i want -- before i get started, i want to say what i think is going on with conservativism. i want to reverence walker percenty, a countryman, who was once asked, dr. purcey, do you disspare? and he said i like to drink beer and eat cray fish. that's despair? that's the spirit i want my remarks to be heard. i'm not optimistic but conservativism but i am hopeful and i hope to get the into the reasons why later. i'm on the losing side of the fusionist deal, the fusionist contract, which brought together traditionalists, cultural traditional u.s.es and the libertarians who are more concerned about economics and the matter of the overleaning state on the other. we did find 50 years ago we had a lot in common and that's where the modern conservative movement came from. more in common than separated us. now, though in 2018, i wonder what -- as a cultural conservative and indeed a believing christian, i wonder what exactly the conservative movement has conserved? from my point of view the heart of conservativism is spiritual and rel

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