>> bernard noble is not a drug dealer, no. >> was bernard noble ever arrested for violent offenses? >> bernard noble has never been accused of a crime of violence. >> the judge in noble's case assessed his character and the offense and sentenced him to 5 years in prison - still serious time for 3 joints. but after the orleans district attorney appealed three times, the louisiana supreme court ordered noble to prison for thirteen years. derwyn bunton is the chief public defender in new orleans. >> we in the south are part of the bible belt, very christian part of the country that has produced some very conservative values that play themselves out in our criminal justice system. there is also the history of slavery and racism in the south. >> do you think the fact that district attorneys and judges are elected plays a big role in the tough pot penalties here? >> i think that's played a big part in sentencing; it becomes easy to sort of make a political name prosecuting very vigorously drug offenses. >> he was just so concerned about his children's well-being, you know i'm going to be

how do you decide what bernard's stradivarius is worth?> well, i think the first thing, you have to evaluate the quality. and then it also helps to know what the market history has been. so, in the case of this cello, we did know what other stradivari cellos had sold for. and we could compare the quality of this one to those. >> back in 2002, a similar cello sold for $5 million. but over the past several years, collectors have driven the price of rare instruments way up, and each one has its own history -- a unique story that's a big factor in whether it fetches a 6-, 7-, or even 8-figure price at auction. nobody knows this cello's story better than elena's husband, nicholas delbanco. a novelist by trade, delbanco actually wrote an entire book about the instrument. it's called "the countess of stanlein restored," and it describes the painstaking restoration his father-in-law commissioned for the countess back in the 1990s. >> the wear and tear on such instruments is very high. aside from all the physical stress, there's change in climate,

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cornell bernard has this story you'll see only on abc 7. >> i was in shock. >> reporter: this parent said she never expected to get a call from her son saying he had been robbed inside a b.a.r.t. station. >> scared, traumatized. >> reporter: he was coming home from his cousin's house when a man came from behind and told him to keep walking. we've agreed not to show his face. >> then he pulled out the gun. then i looked down. i didn't know what it was at first. then he started reaching into my pockets and felt my wallet. >> reporter: he says the suspect then demanded his backpack. did you give him your backpack this >> no. >> reporter: what happened? >> i pushed him off and started running. >> reporter: the suspect got away. >> where are the police? i know there's a police station at the b.a.r.t. station. >> reporter: b.a.r.t. police told us off camera officers patrol station property but are not always inside. police are investigating the robbery and will review security footage. last january, a gunman shot and killed a 19-year-old man in west oakland. some cameras may have been deco

right now, cornell bernard has reaction from fans on the big win. >> yeah! go warriors. >> reporter: game one, an easy victory over the houston rockets. >> it's awesome. the rock elts are awful. >> i think this game is boring. they're beating everybody by 30 points. that's not a game anymore. what do you think? >> i think they're so great, they're the warriors for a reason. >> reporter: some fans concerned about an ankle injury, which sent steph curry to the locker room. >> this happened before, so i'm not too concerned about that. >> reporter: debbie is wearing this gold jacket on loan from her son oliver, better known as the gold suit man at almost every game. but he's at college. >> i'm standing in for my son today, making sure the warriors feel the love. >> reporter: scoring a ticket to game one of the playoffs, almost impossible. >> i remember the days when i could not give away tickets. it finally paid off. >> reporter: now you can't get one. game two on monday. go warriors. at oracle, cornell bernard, "abc7 news." >> and you really can't escape all th

is 58 year old bernard longer is two back. and coffman was playing on the web.com tour last year. >> never been here, so this is pretty cool. i've always seen it as a kid and kind of dreamed of being here. it's surreal. >> reporter: you live in birmingham, alabama and still live at home with your parents? >> i'm in the market for getting a house. a couple guys give me grief for still living with my parents. >> reporter: do you have a car? >> i d a car. >> reporter: what is it? >> a nissan mareno. drives really nice. >> how exciting for him. it's really exciting to see some of these young guys playing golf now. now that some of the old guys have moved on. he has to pinch himself that he's even there. >>> thank you so much. >>> that's it for us at 5:30. we'll see you back here in a half-hour. as julia said, we'll see you at 6:30. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >> quijano: europe's most wanted terror suspect, the called "man in the hat" is under arrest. belgian authorities have been looking for him since the deadly airport bombing nearly three

in san francisco, cornell bernard, abc 7 news. >>> switching gears now. people across the bay area have seen steady rain since friday night. video from san jose shows it hasn't been that heavy, but it has been consistent. taking a live look right now from our exploratorium camera at pier 15, you see clouds in the sky tonight, but they could turn blue again soon. drew tuma has the details. >> the wet weather certainly getting a workout this evening. the showers have really tapered. we're dry across the region. we still have a fair amount of cloud cover overhead. this weekend we saw over an inch of rain in some locations. look at our wettest spots, livermore, almost 1 1/4 of rain. concord over an inch of rain. mountainview close to an inch. san francisco coming in with 2/3 of an inch of rain this weekend. this is the reason why. low pressure now moving into arizona brought us the showers this weekend. and you notice as it continues to exit to the east, still rather unsettled over california. so the next 24 hours, still possible for some isolated drizzle. we

let's get straight to cornell bernard who is live at the park. cornell? >> reporter: larry and ama, it was a scary time. we were standing here when people started running from sharon meadow. six people were rs aed today -- were arrested today. one for robbery. the rest of the day was up in smoke. a small of 4/20 festival goers ran in a panic. the park rangers say someone spot a man with a gun. many didn't know what was going on. >> what do you do if you see a thousand people running after you? it was quite scary. >> no one was hurt and a suspect was later arrested outside the park. earlier 4/20 came and went, a time when smokers say it is the best time to get high. 5* cloud of smoke wafted over sharon meadow. sky 7hd was over the event. pot lover as far as the eye can see. >> 4/20, what does it mean to you? >> just about everything. >> we got that response a lot. >> this guy could barely answer. park ranger allowed the event to happen. >> everybody is unifying in one thing. >> vendors were selling more than food. there were edibles like these pot cookies,

cornell bernard is in the newsroom with the story. hi, cornell. >> new parents are rejoicing. but some business owners say it is a perk they cannot afford. >> they are out for a walk with their four month old son oliver. >> i can't even say what being a parent is like. >> they are the first city in the country to require businesses to provide paternity leave. >> he had transition issues even with my mother raising him in the day. having things like that allows the adjustment period to steer us in the right direction. >> it pays moms and dads 55% of wages. but san francisco supervisors say it wasn't enough. businesses with 20 or more employees must now pay the rest. the bay area council endorsed the move. >> this provides some relief and some staw billeted that is -- stability that is badly needed. >> and everybody wants to take care of the workers, but they are killing us. >> they say running his fillmore street eat rehas not been easy. mandates from the city are increasing the price of doing business. >> food costs are up. i am lucky i have a fair landlord, but it is hard for

cornell bernard has more. >> reporter: every available firefighter was watching the unpredictable beach on sunday, so was park service lifeguard doug armstrong. >> dangerous. >> reporter: armstrong patrolling the beach with a strong message to swimmers. >> ocean beach is a dangerous place. there's a lot of currents. there's heavy surf advise respect. >> reporter: armstrong pulled this guy out of the surf, because he had no flippers, or a wet suit. but there was no warning for two teenage boys, both 17 from vallejo who decided to brave the heavy surf on saturday, and were swept out to sea. there was a five-hour search by the coast guard and the san francisco fire department but the boys were never found. officials say it began when five boys wearing only swim trunks locked arms and waded into the surf. four made it to safety. >> one of the four boys turned around and noticed the fifth boy was still in distress and reentered to assist the young man. he ended up being our second victim. >> reporter: this parent is letting his kids touch the water, but nothing more. >> we'll keep a close ey

cornell bernard is live with more. >> reporter: we have seen beach patrols and lifeguards all day long, rolling up and down ocean beach, and the wake of saturday's tragedy. warning would-be swimmers to stay out of the water. the beach hazard advisory in effect until tonight, bringing with an increased danger of rip current and big swells. one of the teens lost yesterday may have gone back into the water to rescue his friend. >> every available firefighter was watching the surf at ocean beach on sunday, and so was park service lifeguard doug armstrong. >> dangerous. >> armstrong patrolling the beach with a strong message to swimmers. >> ocean beach is a dangerous place, a lot of currents. heavy surf advisories often. >> reporter: those advisories were up today. minutes later armstrong pulled this guy out of the surf because he had no flippers or a wet suit but there was no warning for two teenage boys, 17, from vallejo, who decided to brave the heavy surf on saturday and were swept out to sea. there was a five-hour search by the coast guard the san francisco fire department but the boys

today the pilots of the solar impulse two are on the ground and cornell bernard talked to them about an adventure. >> sky 7 hd captured the site, the first solar powered airplane slowly flying over the golden gate bridge completing a two-day flight. the pilot was in the cockpit. >> arriving to the golden gate and thinking now it's a new era. freedom is not about getting through the country. freedom is about being independent from social energy. >> he flue the giant aircraft over the bay area for several hours until wind conditions were just right for landing at moffit field. many told him the idea the solar plane flying around the world was impossible. >> it's a big feat of exploration but useful and renewable energies can do the impossible. >> might be the world's largest experimental aircraft. larger than a 747 and weighs as much as an suv, roughly 5,000 pounds. >> an airplane that has a limited endurance that gets energy every day to be able to fly through the night. >> all the the plane is equipp7 solar cells that charge the batteries. a swiss non-profit rethrounewab energy group

let's get straight to cornell bernard who is live at the park. cornell?was a scary time. we were standing here when people started running from sharon meadow. six people were rs aed today -- were arrested today. one for robbery. the rest of the day was up in smoke. a small stampeed of 4/20 festival goers ran in a panic. the park rangers say someone spot a man with a gun. many didn't know what was going on. >> what do you do if you see a thousand people running after you? it was quite scary. >> no one was hurt and a suspect was later arrested outside the park. earlier 4/20 came and went, a time when smokers say it is the best time to get high. 5* cloud of smoke wafted over sharon meadow. sky 7hd was over the event. pot lover as far as the eye can see. >> 4/20, what does it mean to you? >> just about everything. >> we got that response a lot. >> this guy could barely answer. park ranger allowed the event to happen. >> everybody is unifying in one thing. >> vendors were selling more than food. there were edibles like these pot cookies, buyer beware. >> it is

cornell bernard is live at ocean beach with details. >> reporter: the search for the teenagers war called off lost night but firefighters and lifeguards make sure the message of safety reaches anyone and everyone. the message don't go swimming here. beach hazards are in effect until tonight. the surf is rough, dangerous, and we learned that one of the teenagers may have returned into the water to save his friend. >> dangerous. >> reporter: lifeguard doug armstrong is patrolling ocean beach with a strong message to would-be swimmer. >> ocean beach is a dangerous place. a lot of currents. there's heavy surf advise rid often. >> reporter: that warning came too late for two teaged buys from vallejo who were swept out to sea. there was an extensive search by the coast guard and the san francisco fire department but a they were never found. five boys wearing only swim trunks locked arms and waded into the surf. >> one of the four boys turn around and the fifth boy were still? distress and re-entered the surf line to assist that young man. he was our second victim. >> dale hill is letting his ki

right now let's go to cornell bernard with reaction from fans on the big win. >> reporter: some fans said that game one was over pretty much before it started. a blowout over houston, but what about steph curry's ankle injury? some fanners hopeful he'll be back on the court for game two. cheering cheer. >> game one, an easy victory by dub nation over the houston rockets. >> awesome. the rockets are awful. >> but you can't please every fan. >> i think this game is boring. they're beating everybody by 30 points. that's not a game anymore. what do you think? >> i think they're just so great, the warriors for a reason. [cheering] >> reporter: some fans concerned been an ankle injury which sent steph curry to the locker room late in game. >> only think before back -- he came back next year right after that. so i'm not too concerned about that. >> debbie walled is wearing this gold jacket on loan from her son, known as the gold suit man at most every game. but he is away at college. >> standing in for your son. >> standing in for my son today, make sure the warriors feel the love. >> repor

right now let's go to cornell bernard with reaction from fans on the big win. >> reporter: some fans said that game one was over pretty much before it started. a blowout over houston, but what about steph curry's ankle injury? some fanners hopeful he'll be back on the court for game two. cheering cheer. >> game one, an easy victory by dub nation over the houston rockets. >> awesome. the rockets are awful. >> but you can't please every fan. >> i think this game is boring. they're beating everybody by 30 points. that's not a game anymore. what do you think? >> i think they're just so great, the warriors for a reason. [cheering] >> reporter: some fans concerned been an ankle injury which sent steph curry to the locker room late in game. >> only think before back -- he came back next year right afr that. so i'm not too concerned about that. >> debbie walled is wearing this gold jacket on loan from her son, known as the gold suit man at most every game. but he is away at college. >> standing in for your son. >> standing in for my son today, make sure the warriors feel the love. >> reporte

cornell bernard has more on this developing story. >> reporter: police say so far no arrests in the murder of nicole fits and the disappearance of her daughter. police are following leads tonight. we learned that nicole fitz came here to san francisco's homeless prenatal program looking for help in raising her child. where is 2-year-old arianna fitz? the toddler reported missing after nicky fitz was found dead last friday. she had been brutale al lally b. detectives are questioning many persons of interest in the case, including a pastor from oakland who may have known mother and child. >> the staff is grieving. >> reporter: martha ryan, director of the homeless prenatal program, is stunned to hear about the murder. >> nicky was a lovely woman and we just hope and pray that her daughter, arianna, comes back safety. >> reporter: relatives say they haven't seen the toddler since february. nicole fitz came to the clinic last fall for parenting classes. >> we help them get support to become self-sufficient and that's what nicky had done, she was self-sufficient. >> reporter: fitz was working a

cornell bernard is live in sausalito with the developing story. cornell?> reporter: the scene of the truck crash is just up the hill. crews are trying to stabilize a garage there before it crumbles on to the house below. a delicate salvage operation was unfolding. the crews removed a volkswagen van and inside this garage after a giant dump truck lost control and crashed. >> we heard this terrible crash. and so we came up here to see what it was. 24 is what we found. the truck was smashed into the garage. >> reporter: the 50,000-pound truck was carrying hot asphalt on this steep street. the force of the crash pushed the structure off the foundation. this is what it looked like from the back. >> the concern right now is that the garage can still fall into the house. >> reporter: their house is only feet below. crews tied ropes around the garage and secured them to the trees across the street as a safeguard. firefighters say a paving project was happening where the driver of the truck -- >> lost controlç or lost traction on the road and started to slide back

>> prostitution and selling drugs. >> one of the other things bernard did on occasion inside l.a. county jail was put on beauty pageants. he was like a peacock. he wanted to show off his feathers. >> do you like the miss america pageant? we do them in here, but we do them for the boys. and we have the girls, the boys, the schoolboys, the vogue and all kind of stuff like that, so it's a variety of things that you can run for. it's not just beauty. we cover with sheets and towels, stuff like that, make little dresses, you know. we destroy state property to make the outfits, in other words. >> do you wear makeup? >> yes, actually. look at my face. >> we explored another special housing unit at l.a. county as well, the mental health ward, where we encountered one of the most unforgettable scenes ever shown on "lockup." >> there was one gentleman in particular who i could barely see him because there was so much graffiti on his cell door and all over his walls. it looked like hieroglyphics. >> a lot of the writing on the door is human feces, and he also has combined a little mustard on

cornell bernard is live in sausalito with the developing story. cornell? >> reporter: the scene of the truck crash is just up the hill. crews are trying to stabilize a garage there before it crumbles on to the house below. a delicate salvage operation was unfolding. the crews removed a volkswagen van and inside this garage after a giant dump truck lost control and crashed. >> we heard this terrible crash. and so we came up here to see what it was. 24 is what we found. the truck was smashed into the garage. >> reporter: the 50,000-pound truck was carrying hot asphalt on this steep street. the force of the crash pushed the structure off the foundation. this is what it looked like from the back. >> the concern right now is that the garage can still fall into the house. >> reporter: their house is only feet below. crews tied ropes around the garage and secured them to the trees across the street as a safeguard. firefighters say a paving project was happening where the driver of the truck -- >> lost controlç or lost traction on the road and started to slide ba

cornell bernard is live with more. >> reporter: we have seen beach patrols and lifeguards all day long, rolling up and down ocean beach, and the wake of saturday's tragedy. warning would-be swimmers to stay out of the water. the beach hazard advisory in effect until tonight, bringing with an increased danger of rip current and big swells. one of the teens lost yesterday may have gone back into the water to rescue his friend. >> every available firefighter was watching the surf at ocean beach on sunday, and so was park service lifeguard doug armstrong. >> dangerous. >> armstrong patrolling the beach with a strong message to swimmers. >> ocean beach is a dangerous place, a lot of currents. heavy surf advisories often. >> reporter: those advisories were up today. minutes later armstrong pulled this guy out of the surf because he had no flippers or a wet suit but there was no warning for two teenage boys, 17, from vallejo, who decided to brave the heavy surf on saturday and were swept out to sea. there was a five-hour search by the coast guard the san francisco fire department but the boys

cornell bernard is live where the lines for tesla were as long, as well. cornell, this model three isn't even expected to be delivered until late next year. >> reporter: pretty wild, dan. the tesla model three is still pretty much a secret. but judging by the crowds today here, everybody wants to drive one. it's the first tesla that's being called affordable. the ceo tweeted out today that demand is so high that online ordering starts early tonight at 7:30. the electric vehicle's big reveal happens at 8:30. >> we just couldn't wait any longer. so it's going to be our new car. >> reporter: she waited outside for hours to put $1,000 down on a car she's never seen. >> we already have a charger in our garage, we have solar power. >> reporter: laura lee and her dog smoky just reserved two tesla model threes. >> i'm buying it sight unseen, but i'm trusting in the ceo. >> reporter: the new model three remains a secret, but everybody here wants one. we counted at least 400 people waiting to put down a refundable deposit. >> reporter: tesla is the only car on the r

cornell bernard, "abc7 news." >>> the first homicide of the year in castro valley may be connected to a rap studio there. investigators say 27-year-old jacob martinez died sunday night when he was shot in the head in the parking lot of a building that houses a recording studio. the hunt continues for the killer. >>> a northern california man has been convicted of killing a priest in eureka. he had just been released from jail a few hours earlier. jurors must decide if bullock was essential at the time. if found insane, he faces life in a state psychiatric hospital. >>> traffic is moving on interstate 880 in oakland after a crash clogged up the morning commute. you can see what it looked like. a big rig gravel truck tipped over, spilled its load on 880 south bound near jackson street near the 980 connecter. >>> take a look, happening now, crews are working to clear this massive downed tree. sky 7 hd was in san francisco's western addition neighborhood where the tree fell this afternoon. it happened near two apartment buildings. it appears no vehicles were parked on the driveway when th

cornell bernard is in the newsroom with the story. hi, cornell. >> new parents are rejoicing. but some business owners say it is a perk they cannot afford. >> they are out for a walk with their four month old son oliver. >> i can't even say what being a parent is like. >> they are the first city in the country to require businesses to provide paternity leave. >> he had transition issues even with my mother raising him in the day. having things like that allows the adjustment period to steer us in the right direction. >> it pays moms and dads 55% of wages. but san francisco supervisors say it wasn't enough. businesses with 20 or more employees must now pay the rest. the bay area council endorsed the move. >> this provides some relief and some staw billeted that is -- stability that is badly needed. >> and everybody wants to take care of the workers, but they are killing us. >> they say running his fillmore street eat rehas not been easy. mandates from the city are increasing the price of doing business. >> food costs are up. i am lucky i have a fair landlord, but it is hard for

bernard and irene schwartz. judy and josh weston. the cheryl and philip milstein family. the citi foundation. supporting innovation and enabling urban progress. the john and helen glessner family trust. supporting trustworthy journalism that informs and inspires. sue and edgar wachenheim, iii. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we are your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, hari sreenivasan. >> sreenivasan: good evening and thanks for joining us. the airport in brussels, belgium, has reopened, almost two weeks after isis suicide bombers killed 32 people there and at a brussels subway stop. a small crowd held a minute of silence before the first flight took off. there were only three departures and arrivals today, but officials said the airport should be up to 20% capacity by to

bernard parish and the lower ninth ward. together, both parishes also suffered the largest losses of life during katrina. now is it possible to say that had mr go not been there the impacts of katrina would have been less? >> oh yeah very clearly...presumably they would have built the levee and that levee probably would have been better because you would have had miles of wetlands in front of it...there would have been less damage, there would have been fewer people who were killed in the storm. >> three years after katrina, and multiple lawsuits later--congress finally agreed. mr go was de-authorized. the army copr of engineers offically closed the channel for good. at least three impact studies, including one from the corp itself--urged the federal government to begin restoring the wetlands. where does nature and natural defenses fit into the design here? >> certainly the coastal environments can provide a buffer against storm surge and it's very critical for the long term sustainability for this constructed system. >> abo

marie bernard is the executive director. she says the challenge is unprecedented. sot we've never seen anything like this. 76 families displaced all in one day. nats bernard and her team are scouring the bay area looking for available rentals but many of the residents from twin pines manor are low income. finding them affordable listings in the bay area's red hot rental market is tough, to say the least. sot these are folks who are low income. they are living near the edge. they don't have a rainy day fund so this is catastrophic for them. despite the challenges, community services has been able to find apartments for 15 people and they hope to have everyone settled in a few months, a year at most. edith is still looking for a new home and doing her best to stay positive. sot it's hard to deal with but i'm trying to get to a place where i'm ok. in sunnyvale, charles clifford kron 4 news. our sports director gary radnich will join us at 8:45 - tonight. with an update on tonight's game, as the warriors look to take a commanding 3-oh lead in the best of seven series.

bernard and irene schwartz. judy and josh weston. the cheryl and philip milstein family. the citi foundation. supporting innovation and enabling urban progress. the john and helen glessner family trust. supporting trustworthy journalism that informs and inspires. sue and edgar wachenheim, iii. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we are your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, alison stewart. >> stewart: good evening and thanks for joining us. the small south american nation of ecuador is recovering from its most powerful earthquake in 40 years. last night's massive 7.8 magnitude quake was centered near the town of pedernales on ecuador's pacific coast. but it could be felt in the nation's capital, quito, 105 miles away. the quake caused damage across the nation of 16-million peop

bernard and irene schwartz. judy and josh weston. the cheryl and philip milstein family. the citi foundation. supporting innovation and enabling urban progress. the john and helen glessner family trust. supporting trustworthy journalism that informs and inspires. sue and edgar wachenheim, iii. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we are your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, alison stewart. >> stewart: good evening, and thanks for joining us. emotions ran high today on the greek island of lesbos, as pope francis visited a camp where 3,000 migrants and refugees await deportation to turkey under a deal with the european union. pope francis shook hands with hundreds of the migrants, many weeping and begging for his help, some chanting the word freedom. the pope asked for unity in h

bernard and irene schwartz. judy and josh weston. the cheryl and philip milstein family. the citi foundation. supporting innovation and enabling urban progress. the john and helen glessner family trust. supporting trustworthy journalism that informs and inspires. sue and edgar wachenheim, iii. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we are your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, megan thompson. this is pbs newshour weekend. >> thompson: good evening and thanks for joining us. president obama is pushing the proposed transatlantic trade and investment partnership he hopes to finalize by the end of the year. the president was in germany today for talks with chancellor angela merkel about the deal, which is intended to lower the costs and regulations of imports and exports between the u

bernard and irene schwartz. judy and josh weston. the cheryl and philip milstein family. the citi foundation. supporting innovation and enabling urban progress. the john and helen glessner family trust. supporting trustworthy journalism that informs and inspires. sue and edgar wachenheim, iii. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we are your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, this is pbs newshour weekend. >> thompson: good evening and thanks for joining us. police in two states are searching for answers in two mass shootings that occurred in the past 24 hours. in ohio, police are looking for the killer or killers of eight members of the same family who were killed yesterday in four separate homes in rural pike county, which lies between columbus and cincinnati. police say the vic

bernard and irene schwartz. judy and josh weston. the cheryl and philip milstein family. the citi foundation. supporting innovation and enabling urban progress. the john and helen glessner family trust. supporting trustworthy journalism that informs and spires. sue and edgar wachenheim, iii. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we are your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. ank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, hari sreenivasan. >> sreenivasan: good evening and thanks for joining us. the migrant flow to and through europe is slowing down as countries along the route harden their borders. austria said today it would deploy soldiers along its border with italy to block migrants who've crossed the mediterranean sea from northern africa. germany says due to tightened borders, new arrivals through austria dropped to 5,000 m

. >> catherine: 18 year old bernard moon had been experimenting with a model rocket. along with a friend. it is believed they had put it together for a high school physics class. >> catherine: it exploded monday apparently well bernard was holding it. the rockets look similar to this one. the 17th your old friend was nearby but suffered only minor injuries to the--to his arm. the boys had been staging the experiment and the courtyard of a neighborhood. >> catherine: no one else was hurt near the grade school. bernard was just two months away from graduating and had been interviewing at colleges. he pointed been eligible to engineer and was also a talented tennis player. >> justine: the polls and wisconsin are 50 minutes away from closing creek kron4 pam moore is in the news room waiting for the early results to roll in. >> pam: as we have been reporting this hour. there is a lot at stake in this one primary. will ted grossed take the lead and change the tenor of what will happen at the republicans convention with donald trump? >> pam: what about the democrats. coming

abc7 news reporter cornell bernard has the story from mountain view. >> sky 7hd captured the amazing sight. it is world's first solar airplane flying over the golden gate bridge over and across the paw sick. >> i did not want to land because i knew i couldn't carry on. >> he flew the giant aircraft over the bay area for several hours on saturday until the wind conditions were right for a landing at moffett field. it was a hero's welcome. >> driving to the golden gate and thinking now it is a new era. freedom is not coming to the country. freedom is about being independent. >> they may be the world's largest experimental aircraft. the wingspan is larger than a 747 and weighing as much as an suv, roughly 5,000 pounds. >> it gets the energy every day and enables it to fly in the night. >> it is extremely energy efficient. >> the plane is equiped with 17 solar cells that powered the propellers and charged the batteries. the swiss nonprofit renewable energy project put it together with sponsors like google. but is the solar many really practical? these entrepreneurs say yes. >> they have

. >>> a man with ties to former new york city police commissioner bernard kerrick is awaiting arraignment in manhattan. frank toms so is charged with assault. the alleged victim is an fbi informant who exposed corruption with regard to kerrick. >>> 4:38. new york will take off the gloves and approve professional mixed martial arts. ceremony scheduled at madison square garden. ultimate fighting wants to hold an event there late this year. >>> you are never more than 7 minutes away from weather and traffic and meteorologist bill evans. >> reporter: this morning our camera on the roof looks toward central park south. that is the plaza hotel and midtown manhattan all looking good here this morning. we look from our camera here toward times square, all the way out toward sandy hook. great visibility this morning. the temperature 45 degrees, it will drop down to 42 this morning. that is normal for this time of year. a few clouds to our west, but this is great isn't it? high pressure across the great we are going to get to 60. weather and traffic together every 7 minutes. what is going on this m

cornell bernard has the story from san leandro. >> morgan show us the pellet holes lodged in the bar.rch 25th the bar was sprayed with bb's from a passing car and one of his customers was hit. >> it was two inches in size. >> the man went to the hospital and several hours later another drive by. a man was shot in the forehead leaving a meeting at this methodist church. he was not seriously hurt, but the pastor is concerned ji. we -- >> we want this to continue to be a safe place. not just in these walls, but when people leave. >> they believe the same vandals are to blame. since december they damaged at least 125 cars and shot out several storefront windows downtown. one of the suspects was even caught on surveillance video. the shootings are now more brazen. >> now they are getting increasingly violent and starting to shoot people for no reason whatsoever. >> the suspects have been seen driving this toyota 4 runner with a unique fuel cover. >> we are deploying the officers hoping to find this car driving around san leandro. >> you and i can be the next victims. >> he said he is afrai

lisa bernard describes how. >> in a fast paced world, a.j.all says she doesn't want to miss a thing. would you check your phone every hour, every half hour? >> every 75 minutes i check my phone. >> reporter: it's a radically different way of consuming news, concerning a generation or even a few years ago. >> the evening news or 24 hour cable, getting our news online. is the americans are consuming 74% of our news online. 64% on tv and just 23% from newspapers. and content producers in this new media world are mindful that the brand comes when they comment on something jump into a conversation about it and ideally pass it along to a friend. >> most importantly, who are the people who are sharing the content? because that is the engine of growth. >> reporter: even though these newspaper boxes are empty in san francisco, the digital news site buzz feed. >> news consumption has further evolved with the development of mobile phone apps that poke us with information all day long. >> used to be, you turned on your tv right, and the only people that

abc7 news reporter cornell bernard has the story from ocean beach. >> national park service lifeguard doug armstrong is patrolling ocean beach with a strong message to the would be swimmers without proper gear like a wetsuit. >> ocean beach is a dangerous place. there is a lot of currents. there is heavy surf advisories. >> the warning came too late for two teenage boys. both 17 from vallejo who decided to brave the heavy surf, but were swept out to sea. there was an extensive five-hour search by the coast guard and the san francisco fire department, but they were never found. five boys wearing only swim trunks locked arms and waded into the cold surf. the rip currents quickly knocked them off their feet, but four made it to safely. >> one of the four boys turned around and noticed that the fifth boy was still in distress and re-entered the surf line to assist that young man and he ended up being the second victim. >> you are risking your life here. >> he is letting his kid touch the water, but nothing more. >> we are obviously very worried. we will keep a close eye on the kids and ho

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at oracle, cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> you really can't escape all the excitement surrounding the warriors. abc7 news viewers are sharing their fan photos with us. we would love to see your warriors pride. post your photos #dubson7 and we might use them on air or online. 6:10 is our time. i had a tough time yesterday with the warm temperatures, but it will be even warmer today. >> i know. i was thinking yesterday was the pick kay because certainly today will be toasty. highers higher in most neighborhoods. a brilliant 66 degrees right now. how about another 20 to 22 degrees of warming? yeah, unfortunately. that's just in san francisco. we've got even upper 80s elsewhere. but we do have a cool-down and rain, as well. we will have the forecast next. >> thanks, lisa. also next, it seemed like a scene out of a movie. a rooftop to rooftop chase in san francisco ends with a four-story fall on to a car. >> incredible dancer? >> i don't know if people are going to believe you. >> some presidential advice for steph curry. the story behind this video that went viral and ♪ i got the discount

at oracle, cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> the 5k portion of the presidio just started minutes ago. nice they can get out of the way now, right? >> exactly, because going into the 60s in the next hour or so. we are already 63 right now in concord. temperatures rising quickly. winds light, temperatures about 20 to 22 degrees. they jump in the east bay valleys to mid-80s today, even upper 80s but it will only last a day or so. i'll explain and show you a little rain in the seven-day outlook as well. >> lisa, thanks. it seems like a scene out of a movie. a rooftop-to-rooftop chase in san francisco ends with a four-story fall on to a car. >> incredible dancer. >> i don't know. >> and some presidential advice for steph curry. the behind this video that went viral and the important ♪ ♪ (laughing) there's nothing like making their day. except making sure their tomorrow is taken care of too. financial guidance while you're mastering life. from chase. so you can. while you're mastering life. ♪ you wish your dog could fight off fleas and ticks. but since he can't... you rely on frontline plus

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