bernard has played for the atlanta house drumline and is currently the captain of the atlanta braveser drumline. i think it's safe to say she's got it. >>> when you guys were growing up, did any of you have that art toy where you put a drop of paint and it would spin out? yeah. well nick here wants to ramp up that idea. >> we're going to create the first-ever massive spin art machine. >> thing is, though, that particular idea is not easy. he's got a fan motor to do it. that wouldn't work because it's not designed to have any weight on it. much like this other he got off craigslist. >> it also started smoking. >> there you go. >> he enlisted the help. rob just separated it with a bearing. so basically the bearing took the weight while the motor is literally doing the spinning. that should solve the problem. >> it's actually working. >> might i suggest putting a drop cloth on the house? >> it is splattering. >> right? >> he's going to put the paint up on the wall. >> dude, that's so sick. >> that would be a great t-shirt. >> of course success leads to more success. let's go bigger. it'

abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard has a new surveillance video. >> reporter: check out this surveillance video from saturday night. a suspected car theme getting into a silver mercedes outside a liquor store on international boulevard while the owner was inside. seconds later the mercedes drives off, the owner seen running after the stolen car into traffic. the car's owner told police his 3-year-old daughter was in the back seat. in the confusion the child was initially identified as a boy. >> the victim's 3-year-old son may possibly be inside the suspect vehicle, so maybe it's a known suspect. it's not clear at this point. >> reporter: the case prompted an amber alert. the car was recovered hours later after it crashed into a bus stop on san pablo avenue in elusct taken chil w inar to theause t begin with. she was at home safe with her mom. the father arrested for making a false police report in hopes police would recover the stolen mercedes quicker. >> i don't think that's right. there are other ways to find your car. >> reporter: she can't believe the story. >> i'm glad the baby is sa

matt bernard has grave concerns about the plan.s this. >> thanks for having me, brianna. >> this is set to begin here in two weeks. what are your concerns? >> this is totally outrageous that the palm beach county t taxpayers are going to receive individuals from the border. we are not a border state. palm beach county is a coastal area where we have over 1.5 million residents and now the president's made the decision that he's going to shift his responsibility in regards to dealing with the humanitarian crisis going at the border and shifting it to the taxpayers of palm beach county and that's not fair. >> i want to preface this question that i have for you by making clear that your county palm beach and also neighboring broward county don't consider them selves to be sanctuary cities. you're in accordance with federal immigration laws. you are democratic strongholds, though, no friends of the president. and the trump administration considers these counties sanctuary cities. do you believe that this move is politically motivated an

when the judge denied his release of bernard has jumped the wall of an arraignment move then just ran building. the sheriff's office is conducting an internal review on the safety bus security breakdown in considering covering the top of a rain meant booth. >>there's an emergency door lock we made it may have been able to head that were able to get to that door lock in time. i think our deputies did the best they could with what they had and given the scenario. we're lucky that no one was more seriously injured. >>in addition to the robbery charge of bernard was also on probation for domestic violence. investigators believe that he may be in the southern part of the county between hayward and freeman u c berkeley campus police are searching for a man who they say recorded people inside a bathroom that's an image that was captured police say the man reported 18 people in the bathroom in the 4th floor of the moffitt library. since october in just one day in march he recorded 5 people going to the bathroom at this time officers don't know if the man is a student or not. >>sacramento poli

abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard has details. >> reporter: they lit candles and walked together through the streets of castro valley to remember jenny lin murdered 25 years ♪ ♪ >> reporter: friends and family honored her at a memorial service. jenny lin was only 14 when she was murdered by a stranger who broke into her castro valley home in 1994. >> jenny's parents never imagined her murder would go unsolved. >> when my daughter was killed 25 years ago i thought this case would have been solved in two weeks. >> dna technology the same science which brought the notorious golden state killer to justice last year could give old evidence new life. >> we are looking at mitochondrial dna, and the possibility of extracting dna of items we have in items and putting them through new procedures. >> considering the new technology about dna, it could be tomorrow that we get a hit. >> the jenny lin foundation now promotes child safety and music. jenny was a gifted musician. a foundation holds summer music camps and gives scholarships and john lin's real dream is one he promised his daughter. >> i ma

abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard has details.lit candles and walked together through the streets of castro valley to remember jenny lin murdered 25 years ago. ♪ ♪ >> friends and family honored her at a memorial service. she was murder by a stranger who broke into her castro valley home 24 years ago. >> jenny a parents never imagined her murder would go unsolved. >> when my daughter was killed 25 years ago, i thought this case would have been solved like this two weeks. >> reporter: but dna technology e the same science which brought the notorious golden state killer to justice last year, could give old evidence new life. >> we're looking at mitochondrial dna, we're looking at the possibility of extracting dna from items we have in evidence and new procedures. >> considering the new technology about dna, you know, it could be tomorrow that we get a hit. >> the jenny lin foundation now promotes child safety and music. jenny was a gifted musician. the foundation holds summer music camps and gives scholarships, but john lin's real dr

still get through this in a peaceful way if you just turn self and kelly says the sheriff's office has bernard cell phone and other properties so they don't believe he's gone very far. >>likely somewhere in the southern part of the county between hayward and fremont in free monthly to call kron 4 news. >>coming up 6 a man is accused of peeping on dozens of people in a college library restroom and now police are asking for help in apprehending him now that marijuana has been legal for some time a new study sheds light on some of the negative effects of legal weed. >>and as another state passes new abortion restrictions, the future of roe v wade is cast into doubt. coming up an interview with a medical expert and how the new laws could affect women's health. >>they look at storm track 4 radar as a big storm rolls through the bay area you can see where where the rain is falling right now we'll have more storm coverage coming up in just a few minutes other news now a series of states have. >>quickly moved to ban abortion weeks after conception just yesterday alabama joined that list state lawmaker

connection with the raids that saw mosques and muslim own businesses target says and days of violence bernard smith has more from the gumbo. during this was in a press conference on wednesday updating the security situation in the shrine where the government says. have been no further attacks since the beginning of the week and that is essentially because there's been a curfew in place and that has kept a lid on the violence for the greater challenge of course with your language to try and find some sort of long term solution to bring these factions fractured communities back together but it was not in this town and i asked one of the ministers in the government here who for the 1st time we've heard this from the government blamed for this nationalist extremist groups for provoking this find. your saw ensured that those people who are behind these were arrested and put it yesterday also last night who did this piece in this country nothing has happened. so we've beefier the again hold it we feel that these are organized attacks on muslim business houses premises that are happening and we will ensure th

the reason bernard gomez is sure he'll find a nato has prepared to buy this chinese seal is because wealthychinese buyers are willing to invest fortunes in highly symbolic assets. these assets include a good number of plundered national treasures objects with a high financial and ideological value. purchases are driven by a strong patrie arctic feeling and encouraged by the state. to meet the elite in the euro hundreds question if a town tour and the. pension down obama revealed when the hot. hot to go to work. being shared thirty years. hala. this is believes that those who wish to become cultured should invest in safeguarding national heritage she has even founded an association which aims to repatriate historical masterpieces through any means. food see that quarter records see the. so nancy that's oil pressure you tenderfeet how shitty that means you end up this season if i said that the heat leak could see him truly that jennifer taiyo show that evil will. not go amiss regularly visits mrs barnes home and headquarters to collect the funds necessary for buying back plundered chinese wor

has been diagnosed with the disease. or when a cure really does seem so far away. but hearing the passion in dr. bernard's voice for the work she has dedicated her life to and seeing the excitement and hope in the eyes of the students who listened to her and the young researchers, well, that was proof to me that we are making progress. and an illustration of the will and determination that exists to continue making progress. well, i share that will and determination, and i will continue to work for the day when a patient and their families can more easily receive an early assessment and diagnosis, for the day when following such a diagnosis, they routinely receive an individual care plan to help guide them, for the day when the alzheimer's patients of all ages are able to access the older americans act support services. but best yet, of course that day when we can celebrate the first person cured of alzheimer's disease. i think of this as a mission for me in loving memory of both of my parents who fought hard through the diagnosis, but in the end, for those of you who have been exposed to this through you

the sheriff's office has issued a warrant charging bernard with esca escape. >>> san francisco is voting on whether to take the next step to rename the street. adachi died of a heart event. three supervisors have proposed naming the street jeff adachi way. he often walked on the street to get to the hall of justice. this would start the process of getting feedback from those who own the property. it could be months before there is a final vote. >>> a sign of how difficult living in the cabrera can be. people are now turning to rvs in greater numbers. cities now have to address the new way of living as the vehicles take up prized parking spots. the city of mountain view is drafting an ordinance that would ban people who live there rvs from parking on the streets. some call it cruel a >> reporter: francisco skdo yout night? >> no good. >> reporter: it's not good. >> reporter: safety is a concern. the bigger threat is the possible ordinance by the city that would force them to move. >> the parking restrictions that would try to force people out of the city is not a solution. >> with the law

kimberlin bernard was reported missing wednesday night when officers arrived at her home and sorry street. they found part of her house on fire human remains were also found at that home but it has not become confirmed if it was bernard officials are calling for the fire very suspicious. what the severe weather happening now across the country hurricane season officially starting tomorrow and wildfire season just around the corner. the national guard is facing a daunting task. a washington dc correspondent bridge action shows us. what they're doing to prepare for these disasters. >>when disaster strikes the call goes out to the national guard and we get called up for stuff like this it's a moment's notice and we have to pack our stuff and we have to leave corporal stephen wright in teams in arkansas are helping with water rescues as the state deals with record flooding nationwide guardsmen are gearing up for disasters to come including hurricane season which begins june first do these are catastrophic weather events we take very seriously. brigadier general jeffrey percat says the guard has been working closely with federal state and local agencies to improve its response effort

, organizers have cracked down on alcohol and some other antics, the race has remained true to its zany roots. >> cornell bernard was there. >> sky 7 was over the starting line as thousands braved the rain. like angel sanchez and his dad. >> it's not that heavy right now. it might be hailing later on. >> what do you think of this rain? >> i think it's -- i can't say it on tv, but. >> the weather may have kept some race course spectators away. especially over the grueling hey street hill. >> with the rain, there's less supporters and partiers to keep you motivated. you had to really just fight through and cheer each other22-e men's winner at 35.01. carolyn finished first for the women at 39.28. we spotted some pandas on the loose. an order of tacos. some high fiving ruth bader ginsburgs and batman in the batmobi batmobile. >> the city streets are safe, we're good. >> here on the pan handle. this is where beta breakers becomes le s less of a race an of a party. >> confiscating booze and tossing it. by midmorning the rain tapered off and the sun came out. >> perfect day. >> cornell bernard, abc 7 news. >> in the no

bernard abc 7 news. >> thank you. >>> our stormy weather has canceled the commencement ceremony for cal state east bay concord scheduled to begin in about an hour at the campus. this alert on the school website says the ceremony will not be rescheduled. cal state east bay says it is monitoring the weather for tomorrow's graduation ceremony at the main campus in hayward. >>> well rain kept many people away from an annual santa rosa tradition but did not stop the 125th edition of the luther burbank rose parade. still sounding great. parade organizers say one-third of the groups that signed up to be in the celebration dropped ut because of the weather.ped attendance also took a hit. the community tradition still happened as scheduled. the parade has run into financial trouble lately because of fewer sponsorships. tlae don't forget you can keep track of the rain conditions where you live with the abc 7 news app. you can get updates from our weather team and monitor live doppler 7 on the go. >>> in other news now a hunt is on for a gunman in san francisco after a man was shot to death not far from city hal

that soil beneath you know the landers there so no one owns it no one really truly has that authority it's just like bernard said it's a peaceable place we hope that everyone who who plans to send a lander or a spacecraft to the moon does it with the intention of exploring and learning and you know getting humans out yonder but you don't need to know you'll need to because the deep sea with nobody owns it but you can go fishing there on the moon result ownership you still have to go to ricky to deploy to to there to fish or to exploit the resources and then after we have to discuss how we distribute the bit if each of the sources so that's an interesting debate do we can we use it also for the rest of the road or what path you key for the one that is investing in putting to toulon so now are you actually have a retirement plan you're thinking yeah i mean it's about that i don't know most of we are working on a movie. or t.v. dish on the moon base and in 20 years i plan to retire on the moon and stars are talking about you know we're going to take a look at the animations on the european space agency and it'

but this has on settle so the was economically this france's finance minister bernard a man said that no one should be in any doubt about the high stakes involved in the dispute have a listen. resample there is no greater threat to world growth to your standard of living to the standard of living of everyone listening to us than a trade war between china and the united states because it means that trade tariffs will go up if you are goods will circulate around the world won't be able to circulate around french goods as easily around the world and jobs will be destroyed trade will destroy jobs in france and in europe and in this area to europe has to unite to resist that. and the. french minister of economy and finance with me in the studio and i'll have stephen beard see my colleague from the news business desk and correspondent muchas building joins me from beijing. balcombe to both a few welcome to you as a lot is in beijing and let me talk with you though stephen now we can't look at the french a minister had to say that the stakes are very high in this trade dispute washington has

. >> reporter: the go fund me account has been set up to help the family with funeral expenses. cornell bernard"abc7 news." >>> an east bay uber driver is facing kidnapping charges. 23-year-old was arrested, two women accused him of trying to having sex with them. investigators say women told police he tried to keep them from getting out of the car. one each jumped out of the vehicle as it was moving in order to escape. as part of oure a w res industry, including what background checks drivers go through. read all the stories on our website, abc7news.com. look for the rideshare reality section. >>> the oakland a's have the green light to move forward with plans to develop a new ballpark. today's decision means the baseball team has four years to carry out environmental studies and apply for permits to build the stadium. the water front site would replace the current home at the coliseum. >>> in the south bay, we're learning about a santa cruz woman who donated a piece of herself to save her mom. >> it happened right here in the bay area. >> amanda del castillo has a really powerful story. >> re

that soil beneath you know the landers there so no one owns it no one really truly has that authority it's just like bernard said it's a peaceable place we hope that everyone who who plans to send a lander or a spacecraft to the moon does it with the intention of exploring and learning and you know getting humans out yonder but you don't need to know you'll need to because 1st a deep sea with nobody owns it but you can go fishing there and on the moon result ownership you still have to go to rekey to deploy today or to to fish go to explode the resources and then after we have to discuss all we distribute a bit if each of the sources so that's an interesting debate do we can we use it also for the rest of the road what both you keep for the one that is investing in putting the tool in so now are you actually have a retirement plan here thinking yeah i mean it's about that i don't know most of we are working on a movie. or t.v. dish and we put a moon base in 20 years i plan to retire on the moon. but that's we're talking we're going to we're going to take a look at the animation something european space agen

has happened . so we've used the whole of the view that these are organized attacks on muslim business houses premises that are happening and we will ensure that it does not happen so bernard what is the mood in the country considering that state of emergency that now has been imposed that you were talking about a moment ago. well it's quite interesting it remains tense and particularly here in the northwestern part of sri lanka which is where all of the attacks at the beginning of this week were censored censored and what the minister says is quite interesting because it's you go to a lot of the villages here to particular the sinhalese buddhist majority of villages here and there is this sense of resentment against muslim communities muslim communities that live nearby and that resentment has been given an outlet really by the easter sunday attacks a sort of an excuse that some of the international screws have been looking for looking for perhaps to target muslim groups and when you speak to some of the buddhist villagers some of the in these small communities they'll say that the muslims aren't integrating they'll say that they're not a normal part of sri lankan society

that soil beneath you know the landers there so no one owns it no one really truly has that authority it's just like bernard said it's a peaceable place we hope that everyone who who plans to send a lander or a spacecraft to the moon does it with the intention of exploring and learning and you know getting humans out yonder but you don't need to know you'll need to because the deep sea with nobody owns it but you can go fishing there on the moon result ownership you still have to go to rekey to deploy to to there to to fish or to explode the resources and then after we have to discuss how we distribute the bit if each of the sources so that's an interesting debate do we can we use it also for the rest of the road what path you key for the one that is investing in putting to toulon so now are you actually have a retirement plan you're thinking yeah i mean it's about that i don't know most of we are working on a movie. or t.v. dish on the moon base and in 20 years i plan to retire on the moon. but that's you're talking about you know we're going to take a look at the animations on the european space agency an

that soil beneath you know the landers there so no one owns it no one really truly has that authority it's just like bernard said it's a peaceable place we hope that everyone who who plans to send a lander or a spacecraft to the moon does it with the intention of exploring and learning and you know getting humans out yonder but you don't need to know you'll need to because the deep sea nobody owns it but you can go fishing there on the moon result ownership you still have to go to rekey to deploy to to there to show to explode the resources and then after we have to discuss how we distribute the bit if each of the sources so that's an interesting debate do we can we use it also for the rest of the road what both you key for the one that is investing in putting to 2 and so now are you actually have a retirement plan you're thinking yeah i mean it's about that i don't know most of we are looking on the movie dish t.v. dish and they put a moon base in 20 years i plan to movietone the moon. but that's you're talking about you know we're going to take a look at the animations on the european space agency and its

for example while way has had significant influence so for example in brunei there assisting the bernard government in. building out there and that work in there is even a territorial dispute right now between china emperor knight so regardless of that the nice still on board in thailand and the philippines both countries have signed memorandums of understanding and both countries are looking to while away to help build out their five g. network so what i'm seeing is as that five g. network expands in southeast asia the logical choice would be to go the way i want to bow latin america they don't seem to be too worried at all by these accusations huawei is reportedly planning its data centers in latin america and it has its eyes on chill a chilean president sebastian pinera as goal has always been to attract more investment from chinese companies and technologies and telecom and recently mobile operator has carried out a five g. test and using equipment from the way so tell us more about that. now what's really interesting about this situation is latin america is twofold first of all lati

also the oldest saying attributed to bernard shaw, he will make initial, he who is not liberal when young has a heart, he who is not conservative when old has no head. >> you also make the points, which i think is also personally revealing that even though you agreed with some of the other political leanings that he had at the time, senator fulbright is anti- civil rights record and protein actions in all of that were not from a-- after more. on going to try to bring some of these things together. your reverence to the law, the fact that you rightfully believe no person is above the law. some of your principle of social justice and it went to really get your thoughts as a judge, defense attorney, prosecutor and a law professor on our legal system, which is the envy of the world in many respects, but look at things like african americans are incarcerated double the rate , their share of the us population. still have no prosecution that i'm familiar senior officials involved in the 2008 financial crisis, continue to see headlines about wealthy individuals who if they don't escape prosecution at

bernard lewis. he escaped around 10:00 last night. he's from d.c. and has a history of being violent. he was last seen worrying a yellow button-up shirt and tan pants. if you see him, call police right away. back to you. >> meagan fitzgerald at the live desk, thank you. >>> we are working to find out more about a developing d.tory. police and fire working two investigations ins e the same columbia heights apartment. >> yesterday a man was shot and critically injured around 1:0 a.m. hours later, a fire broke out on the same floor. several people were rescued from the building on hyatt place. crews got everyone out safely. no word on whether the shooting and fire are connected. >>> montgomery county police are searchingor the driver of an suv who may have caused a bike rider to crash in county.ry >> a cyclist is in critical condition. news4's nicole jacobs has more. >> report situation was one of the scariest they've seen. while the woman's family doesn't want to reveal her identity at this point, those friends who were riding with her saturday t to bring mply w attention to the dangers

what happens to mr a result of these indictments yes bernard act under which i was charged dates back to the days of the 1st world war and so far has been used against government officials who disclose secret information but never before to charge journalists publishing such materials the justice department argues that the songes publications revealed the names of military informants and war zones putting their lives on the line with leaks the brainchild of assad has condemned the filing of additional charges calling it quote the end of reporting on national security whistleblower edward snowden has slammed the move as a war on journalism each of the 17 charges the scientist facing carries a maximum of 10 years meaning the whistleblower could end up spending decades if not the rest of his life in jail because sondra fair battles told to society as one of the most influential journalists of the decade. i think that julian assange has put out the most important journalism of my entire lifetime i can't think of anyone who has made a bigger impact on the world i mean he's been nominated for a nobel peace prize pretty much every year fo

trying to tarnish the reputation of the government bernard smith al-jazeera and the gumbo in western sri lanka to hong kong now where pro-democracy activists has been sent back to jail after a court rejected has been to have has prison term quassia joshua one was sentenced to 3 months in jail last year so reports from hong kong. joe sure one was the most high profile activist behind the problem ocracy protests here in hong kong in 24 last year he was given a 3 month jail term for contempt of court for his role in obstructing aside during these demonstrations he's already served time for other convictions but he feels the high court to have this job turn quashed he arrived at court confident but the judge ordered he returned to jail to serve 2 months of his prison sentence no regret at all and now it's hard for us called to you our flights through our games or extradition law that extradition bill is being proposed by the government and would allow hong kong to extradite fugitives from hong kong to mainland china to stand trial. for the 100000 people marched against this bill last month there's also been clashes in the city's parliament over th

tarnish the reputation of the government bernard smith al-jazeera and the gumbo in western sri lanka. the rights group amnesty international says it had it has evidence war crimes may have been committed in libya or a lot of there has waged a 6 week long offensive to capture the capital tripoli from the un recognized government the city has gathered witness statements sans compiled satellite images which it says reveal on law for rocket attacks on a neighborhood of tripoli the group is calling for an international investigation earlier we spoke with the animal cry me who is the deputy director of middle east and north africa at the sea international she says several attacks have been launched on civilian areas and migrant detention centers. we believe residential areas residential neighborhoods where no obvious military target was i don't hide were being targeted with unguided and precise. rocket we've also looked at 2 attacks that have struck migrant detention centers. including an airstrike at a warehouse facility located in the immediate vicinity of an immigration detention center as well as a direct attack against migrants and attention

homeless couple now has a place to live thanks to generosity of a man living in an affluent neighborhood. tonight, the couple got the vip treatment at a warriors game. cornell bernardrter: watching the warriors take on the rockets in game five at oracle arena is the last place greg and marie ever thought they would be. >> awesome. never dreamed i would ever be at a playoff game. >> i know. >> reporter: just three months ago, they were homeless, living on the streets of oakland. that sun till a man saw their story profiled by the chronicle, and offered them a place free of charge at his home located inside a pricey east bay neighborhood. did you ever think you would be there? >> no. >> you would never would think a person with a heart hike that lives in this world. >> reporter: at first, some neighbors weren't very welcoming. >> we got looked at suspiciously. that really offended us. >> reporter: they received an invite to the game by the warriors. behind the scenes tour and got to mean point guard quinn cook. >> it's an honor to have them here tonight. >> reporter: greg and marie say there are still challenges ahead but hope to become self-sufficient and set out on

bernard. >> good afternoon, directors. charles rath bone with the medallion holders association. the board in its airport rules hasforced expenses, inefficiencies on the taxi industry. that includes wasted fuel from excessive deadheading. all of it regulation-induced. wasted time as drivers get stuck for hours at the airport. color schemes have rolling stock that sits idle due to regulations that make more than half of the cabs undesirable to drivers. the dispatch operations of being disrupted as drivers leave from one company to the other seeking shifts in peak cabs. and of course the medallion holders are severely impacted. all of it is to you -- not to Über, not to the market places -- the losses are 100% due to sfmta actions. for that reason, i ask that you mitigate some of the damage by waiving taxi fees this year. there is precedent in previous waivers that were responses to economic distress in the industry. i urge you to again waive fees. this year, it is the right thing to do. thank you. >> thank you, mr. rath bone. next speaker, please. >> yes, good afternoon. i'm yellow cab -- well comfort cab now, meda

bernard. is there a democrat in the field that has that fighting spirit that the panel that all of you guys are that's channeling leadership in a way that you think would be more effective than the unifying message of biden? >> look, the country is not unified, we haven't been unified for a long time, we are just seeing it right now. some of my panelists will disagree with me but i will say it again, my vote is on kamala harris. i think she is the dark horse. she is the obama that we saw in 2008 and i think if we stick it out the only people that are beating her in the polls right now are bernie sanders and joe biden and i think they come with their own baggage and can we just keep saying anita hill, anita hill. she is going to haunt joe biden. >> i will say that the lesson of "game of thrones" really is that it takes a woman to win over the white walkers, it's ariya stark that gets it done not jon snow. >> which say quickly i don't think anybody on the panel is anti-camilla, we just offer analysis. >> she's saving us. she's saving me right now. >> fyi. >> that's a change. >> we're here for cha

and that is why your party has completely split over this because you have got some, like bernard jenkinsactually get the country through this because the country through this because the country is split on it. —— where the labour party is. she didn't and now a month ago, latterly, she has come to the labour party and said now i need to take seriously the sorts of compromise suggestions that you have been putting forward, and that is what you will are now doing with our team to try and work out that, and see if we can get a common ground that the people of this country will be able to say yeah, i can live with that and parliament can say yes, let's go. do you think the eu have been unreasonable with the oral agreement that has been negotiated? and if you do, which bits of the drawl agreement do you think the eu have been unreasonable over? 0k, look, the withdrawal agreement, as well know, is 600 pages and... so a simple yes or no, do you think the eu have been unreasonable withdrawal agreement? yes or no answer, made. come on. it is not a yes or no answer. no, it literally is do you thin

bernard is taking her place. another conflict of interest in the handling of the jussie smollett case. a chicago judge set to decide whether a special prosecutor should be appointed, has son who works for top prosecutor kim fox's office. judge leroy martin junior is urged to recuse himself. he is supposed to decide whether an investigation is needed to look into why charges against the empire actor were dropped. rob: and other candidates with into the crowded democratic field, michael bennett officially joining the race as the 21st candidate, could soon be 22. >> i am going to make my decision in the month of may as soon as we have something to tell you, we will tell you. >> may 31st and then you are out. >> i am going to make my decision in the month of may and i will tell you my decision. rob: he has a tremendous hill to climb. according to a quinnipiac poll, 76% of new york city voters, the city runs do not want bill diblasio to run for president. it is mount everest. 11 minutes after the hour. aoc has a lot to say, not so much this time. she has been tightlipped as venezuela descends into chaos. carley: financial optimism his an 18 year high, what does it mean for

bernard reporting. now to that exclusive, in-depth interview with kamala harris. she's part of the crowded field of more than 20 presidential candidates and our liz croix has talked to her one on one. >> fresh off the campaign trail, we met up with kamala harris in a law firm in downtown san francisco. >> how would you grade your campaign so far? >> we're doing great. i'm enjoying the process, and i'm not sure what that says about our personality, but i've always thought and said in campaigns you meet the angels walking among us. >> harris has raised more than $12 million so far. 20,000 people showed up to her campaign launch in oakland and according to her most recent quinnipiac poll she just has 8% support, trailing 30 points behind joe biden. >> what differentiates you from everyone else? >> at the end of the this process people will want aov te >> her chops have been on full display. >> you did not look at the underlying evidence that support the record. >> we asked her if her new proposal to increase salaries and funding for public defenders is a way to appease her critics. >> the recent proposals that i have are part of a life and career of what we need to

bernard checked it out. >> property crime in morin and reporter: we're on patrol with brett snyder and said car break-ins are spiking and he knows why. >> this car has a backpack sitting in the passenger floorboard. >> reporter: it took five minutes to understand why this parking lot in mill valley was a potential jackpot for thieves. >> so it looks like this person has a bunch of documents, mail, people leaving stuff in their vehicles and in plain view makes it that much more of a target-rich environment. >> reporter: jack o'keefe had clothes and an ipad in plain excite. >> be careful. we don't want you to become a victim. >> my mom's car just got broken into. >> reporter: marin county has seen 400 thefts and san francisco reports more than 5,000 auto burglars between january and march. that number is down 18% from this time last year. the sheriff's department posted this video on facebook showing how quick a crook can break into your car and take your stuff. less than 10 seconds. >> let's face it, nobody wants to be a victim and nobody wants to say so long to their stuff. >> reporter: police say a routine could help. at 9:00 p.m. routine. >> it is

well, we have heard from richard bernard, the leader of scottish labour today, and what he has said ind with their desire to have another referendum on a different subject, scottish independence. nicola sturgeon has said today she is going to put forward legislation in the scottish parliament to start to enable that to happen. she has also said she would like to see it in the second half of next year. we have to bear in mind that the uk government has set its face firmly against another independence referendum. it has to authorise that referendum for it to be legally binding. in theory, possible for there to be won but it would not have the strength of law in terms of what would be required for scotland to become independent if people voted yes. of course, they voted no in 2014. that sets the scottish government and uk government at loggerheads for the foreseeable future on this issue of second independence referendum. the scottish tories have accused the snp of what they describe as fraudulent behaviour. they said they encourage people to vote snp to support staying within the eu but