brad left new mexico to go to boise to care for his mother. his mother had a dementia diagnosis so he went up to care for her. that's when he found out his cancer had returned. because of that cancer, he had his left eye removed. he had a gland removed. he's undergone chemo, radiation. but now they discover it has spread to his shoulders, his hips, his ribs, his upper right leg, and his lung. but because this dog has been by his side the entire time, she's looking for him. but wait until she sees him. >> where's this baby. oh, yeah. >> she's so happy to see him. and you know that has to be the best kind of medicine for him. he's a tough guy. i mean, he's retired from the army. he was first diagnosed in 2009. this guy has proven that he truly is a fighter. they've got a gofundme page. as we all know, with this kind of battle, the bills can mount. >> what are you doing? where's my baby? >>> you hocked yourself out of a plane. now time to open your parachute. there goes that parachute, grab the brakes. pull on those brakes, and suddenly those bra

lieutenant collins is the boise state university student stabbed to death on the campus of university maryland. they are investigating the killing as a possible hate crime. the suspect john urbanski grew up in neighboring and run dell county. >> if it was a strong feeling in the community that needed to be a statement made. >> reporter: several and round l county. sean urbanski accused of killing richard collins iii is from the same district that councilman michael is from. >> unround l county should not be -- anne arundel county should not be a place to hold these racist views. >> reporter: people have been blowing up his phone and e- mail. while he wants collins killer brought to justice, he says urbanski should be seen as then until proven guilty. and that recent comments and requests are widely inappropriate a part of. >> we are very much aware that the struggle for freedom continues. and this is just one step further. >> at least four council members are reducing the resolution to denounce hate in the county on monday. organizers hoping it will pass with or without the risk of vo

he received an honorary diploma last night from boise high school in idaho. the u.s. army veteran was supposed to graduate back in 1945 but his graduation walk was delayed after he was drafted to help fight in world war ii. after the war he reenlisted and spent nearly four more years in the army. while he learned many life lessons while serving in the military, he never finished high school forgot his diploma until now. here is his message to his fellow graduates. >> never give up on their goals. and all of their dreams. >> he hadn't been that nervous since he got married. his wife, three children, some of his grandchildren were there to watch him walk across the stage. >> how fantastic. love stories like no warnings. >> the good news is no warnings at this moment. still a heavy storm. folks trying to get up 95 north and down to the south. here's the radar in the last hour. the heavy activity crossing over 95. you folks back in fairfax county, you are done. essentially, we are done and montgomery counties. a little slippery with heavy rain. pretty good lightning cross

boise, colorado springs, detroit, fort lauderdale, boston, los angeles, lubbock san juan, puerto rico, las vegas and phoenix. while passengers are already required to remove laptop computers for separate screenings, the new procedures will require separate screenings for any device larger than a cell phone, including tablets and e readers. the reason? people are cramming so much into carry-ons, tsa says passengers may be asked to ensure electronics and other items in a bin are not stacked on top of one another. john is the former tsa deputy administrator. >> it becomes a challenge because the more things you put in the bag, the harder it is for them to discern what is a threat and not a threat. >> reporter: the tsa may require passengers to separate carry-on food and books that can obscure the x-ray but the move is unrelated to a potential laptop ban on flights coming from europe. homeland security secretary john kelly recently talked about the challenge of screening so many passengers. >> what you see every day is the people that tell you to take your shoes off and belt off and put y

only the 50s in boise. >> even some snow in the rockies with the storm going through right now, frances. a lot of interesting weather across the country. a lot of extremes. >> bill, how about this for your dad envy, i'm sure you've got it when you see this. this awesome creation from an arizona family. they were wanting to do this, inspired by a movie. they created their own pirate ship in the back yard, inspired by the black pearl from pirates of the caribbean. it stands three stories high, taller than their town's city hall building, by some vantage points even bigger than their own house. >>> just ahead, details of the largest cockfighting raid ever recorded by law enforcement. what led to chaos in washington, d.c. at the turkish ambassador's residen residence? (vo) more "doing chores for mom" per roll bounty is more absorbent, so the roll can last 50% longer than the leading ordinary brand. so you get more "life" per roll. bounty the quicker picker upper ♪ happiness is powerful flea and tick protection from nexgard. a delicious chew that protects for an entire month. ask your vet fo

. >> reporter: just in time for the busy summer season the tsa n screening, at boise, colorado springst, ft. lauderdale, boston logan, los angeles, lubbock, san juan and phoenix. passengers are required to remove laptop computers for separate screenings, the new procedures will require separate screenings for any device larger than a cell phone including tablets and ereaders. the reason, people are cramming so much into their carry-ons screeners struggle to look for signs of explosive. the tsa says passengers may be asked to ensure that electronics are not stacked. john is the former tsa deputy administrator. >> become as challenge because the more things you put in the bag the harder to discern what is a threat. >> reporter: they may require passengers to separate carry-on food and books which can obscure the x-ray. >>> ahead new information on a major recall that could affect small children. plus, donald trump killing tourism to the united states? the new numbers are in and they are not making tourism great again. can you actually love wearing powerful sunscreen? yes! neutrogena® ult

many of our friends in denver, cool and cold behind the storm system, but not bad, salt lake city, boise and seale doingtt temperature there as it is in areas of oregon and washington state. coastal areas a little cooler than that. >> we'll give you a little peek of what we expect of the storm system coming up. >> thank you very much. >>> former nib star shaquille o'neal said he may run for sheriff in the year 2020. >> it's about bringing people closer together. when i was coming up, people loved and respected the police. >> shaq is currently an on rare deputy in clinton county, georgia. he didn't say if he would run there or in florida where he's also a resident. >>> plenty more ahead including a multimillionaire pro athlete forced to apologize to his teammates. plus new information on america's most contaminated nuclear site and the alarm bells that sent workers scrambling. "early today" will be back shortly. contrave is an fda-approved weight-loss medicine that may help adults who are overweight or struggle with obesity lose weight and keep it off. contrave is believed to work on two

saturday looks great. 74 in boise. sunny. fantastic. bottle that up. 87 in l.a.t in the desert southwest. by sunday, we jump into the 100s around phoenix. getting warmer in southern california. can't complain. it's looking really nice. almost a 10 out of 10 weekend for everyone in the west. >> i'll take it what we had. >>> a san antonio fire fighter who was killed overnight battling a massive warehouse fire that fwhoours flaburst int after an explosion happened, according to one shop owner. more than 60 firefighters were brought to extinguish the blaze. at least three others were injured and transported to a local hospital. >>> seattle-born chris cornell's native city honored the late rocker turning out the lights of its space needle for an hour. this comes after new details meernled about the soundgarden man's death. according to the medical examiner cornell killed himself by hanging. it happened after his final concert in detroit on wednesday night. cornell had admitted in interviews to struggling with drug use throughout his life. >>> a new study is trying to

in boise, idaho, where we have one of the largest sites it is. so we have to be very specific to those different geographies that we focus and we do business in. >> now, there's been a lot of data that's come out in the last four or five years about why gender and racially diverse teams are better for companies. there's tons of stats on this and yet we haven't seen a lot of change. even at companies like facebook where someone like sheryl sandberg is number two of the company and a big advocate for this. a lot of studies when people don't have to usenary names show that a lot -- use their names show that a lot of white men are sick of hearing this issue. only 25% of companies have active programs to address this. 95% don't see it as a core thing they need to be focused on. if it's not your priority, how can we expect managers particularly time pressed people building high growth companies to pay attention to it? >> at hp it is our priority and it starts with our board of directors. our ceo is very much dedicated to it and as we know, the white ma

testing is underway at small airports like colorado springs, boise, texas, there is also tsa check points in los angeles, phoenix, boston, detroit, puerto rico, starting to reflect what may become national rules. in kansas city earlier this month screeners asked passengers to remove all paper from their bags, even notepads but that test didn't go too well and the tsa dropped the idea. the bigger issue is airline baggage fees, passengers don't want to check their bags, loading of their carry-ons. officials admit it has created a big issue because overstuffed bag takes more time to screen at the check point by the security official, the tsa says of the new procedure is enacted it would not affect those with tsa pre-check or global entry. just a little thought, advice for travelers out there. heather: it is taking a little longer to stuff everything in your carry-on. thank you. rob: i felt the rain coming. >> the same system moving into the northeast, rain and thunderstorms. across the southeast the potential for severe storms last night. moving into the mid-atlantic, you see temperatures in

the low, spinning to boise, idaho, and there's a frost advisory for you folks watching up in trinitynty. impressive, until 8:00 a.m., the frost advisory. we don't have that. we have cool temperatures, a breeze out of the northwest and mostly sunny skies, 40s and 50s, upper 40s for many, menlo park, woodside, 49, but pacifica, 48. drizzle down to monterey bay. but a high pressure is on its way and today is the first day it kicks in, 60s and 70s for temperatures. >>> >>> the crash we've been talking about on the peninsula is closer to south airport boulevard on northbound 101, steve, just way from san bruno and south city, the crash is right northbound 101, right about here, no injuries. at one point they were blocking the lanes. they moved the cars. some people are getting through but if you're driving away from the airport on 101, you will see it. traffic southbound 101, for the most part, is not affected and you can use 280 and get round the whole thing. it's early enough so that we may not be permanently damaged in this commute by that crash. let's go and take a look at 580 westbou

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. >> i see people going to boise and often. >> realtor does just he has clients leaving of the former president of santa clara county realtor association and city council candidate himself is looking to move and out of the home that has been in his family for four generations. >> in some ways it's sad. it's sad that we have come to a place where we are looking at leaving the place we spent our entire lives. >> literally surrounded by family in the neighborhood but he eyes retirement in north carolina, he's even offering to purchase each of his six children a home if they move. >> and you have the kids and other things you worry about. quality-of-life. >> south bay's largest school district than ed -- san jose unifi says roman has steadily declined over five years i the number one factor is economics and the cost of living in the area because we find chartered local chartered and private schools have the same issues in terms of aroma >> according to most recent numbers from the california association of realtors, median sale price of single-family homes in the bay area is $837,000, 10%

. >> i see people going to boise and people going to austin. >> reporter: realtor myran doesn't justnts leaving the state, the former president of the realtor association and san jose city candidate himself is now looking to move. out of the home that has been in his family for four generations. >> in some ways it is really sad. it is sad that we've come to a place where we are looking at leaving the place we spent our entire lives. >> reporter: he is eyeing retirement in north carolina. he is even offering to buy each of his six children a home if they move too. >> you have your kids and all the other things you worry about. the quality of life. >> reporter: the largest school district says enrollment has steadily declined in the last five years. >> number one factor is good economics and the cost of living in the area. the median sale price of homes in the bay area are $837,000. a 10% increase from a year earlier. san jose $1 million will get you this three bedroom home. it's that kind of housing market that's driving some people out of the golden statua. ed they became first time

. >> i see people going to boise and austin. >> reporter: the realtor not only sees the clients leaving the state but the former president of the realtors association and the san jose consulate himself looking to move out of a home that is been in his family for four generations. >> in some ways it is very sad. we have come to a place where we are looking at leaving a place we've spent our entire lives. >> literally surrounded by family in the neighborhood but looking at north carolina to retire to, and offering to purchase each of his six children home if they move as well. >> you have the kids and everything to worry about, and i need the quality of life. >> this spokesperson says that enrollment has steadily declined in the last five years . >> the number one factor is the economics of it and the cost of living in the area your there are also local charter and private schools having the same issues in terms of enrollment. >> reporter: according to the most recent numbers from the california association of realtors, the median sale price is $837,000, a 10% increase from one year ago.

some big airports, detroit, lax, boise and ft.auderdale, new procedures that will require you to take a whole lot of things out of your carry-on bags. you're used to taking your laptop out? get ready to take more out like -- look at this. chocolate. that will become something that you take out of your bags. they found that chocolate looks a lot like plastic explosives when it goes through the security machine. books will have to come out. they're thick. when someone has a book in there, they can't see what is under it. they have to open the bag and all that. so they'll want to put your book in a bin. ipads and tablets. anything larger, electronic, larger than a cell phone will have to come out. as well as all food. any food whatsoever gives the screeners a problem. that will have to go in a bin. a lot of the bins out there. people are not big fans of them, but there you go. here's the only good news that i have to report. this won't roll out nationwide, tsa says, until they can do it without delay. in addition if you're a tsa prec

. >> i see people going to boise and i see people going to austin. >> reporter: this realtor doesn'tust see his clients leaving the state. the former vice president the santa clara county realtors association and san jose candidate himself is now looking to move and out of the home that has been in his family for four generations. >> in some ways it's really sad. it's sad that we've come to a place where we're looking at leaving the place that we spent our entire life. >> reporter: he is literally surrounded by family in this neighborhood but he's eyeing retirement in north carolina. he is even offering to bay each of his six children a home if they move, too. >> you've got the kids and all the other things that you worry about. i just sequel tee of life. >> reporter: the spokesperson for the south bay's largest school district says enrollment has steadily declined in the last five years. >> the number one factor is the economics of it and the cost of living in the area, because we're also finding that local charters and private schools are having the same issues interms of enrollmen

here they are: boise, colorado springs, detroit, ft.e, boston logan, lax, lubbock, texas, san juan, las vegas and phoenix. those are the dozen airports in a testing of a pilot program, but of course going right into the very busy memorial day weekend and the kickoff for summer travel. if this succeeds, if the tsa finds this is successful and it doesn't significantly delay lines, you could see them possibly roll this out to a broader set of airports nationally. but they're starting out with these 12 airports or so, and now, separately, the europeans and the tsa still discussing whether to ban all electronics on carry-ons from europe to the u.s. those discussions are still ongoing. back to you. >> tom costello in washington. tom, thank you. >> you bet. >>> turning to a much different topic. if a picture is worth a thousand words, what does this picture of president trump and his family meeting pope francis for the first time say? the president with a big grin on his face, the vatican, the rest of the family and the pontiff, not so much. t

i am a graduate of boise state university who gave me an extraordinary opportunity to have an internship and from that everything went up for me. it gave me a chance to work for a senator from my state of virginia, senator john warren. this going back 30 years ago. >> we need the question. >> we created a public law. this is very important for all of us. it created a public law that created 5% public law. second 1207. that 5% field is senator sam young, bipartisan. created 70 billion dollars worth of revenue for small minority businesses and hbcus research. section 1207. when my senator retired -- >> mr. williams, i need the question real quick. >> okay. when he retired then came the policy and you know what the raw policy end up doing for hbcus? here is my question and request. here we are 30 years later, reagan increased the defense budget and now we got president trump increasing the defense budget 30 years later. so we have an opportunity to do the same thing would you be willing to take the leadership to be with your senator so we can have a similar type of legislation that will cre

boise is tied up in port, isn't qualified to dive and recently missed a deployment. look, these are the aircraft of all of them. they're fully mission capable. these are the army units that are ready to fight tonight. this is the united states air force. these are the airplanes that are ready to fight. marine corps aircraft, the same way. so here we are with this situation and what are we doing? we aren't really addressing the issue because we're going to be faced in the next year or so with the same budget problem of sequestration. this is happening -- our enemies aren't sitting still. our add ser sorry, -- adversaries are not waking up for this body to wake up and act. while we've forced our military to face trade-offs, china, russia, and other adversaries have been singularly focused on developing military capabilities to target united states forces and take away our unique military advantages. our military has multiple missions. our adversaries' militaries have one mission, undermining u.s. military superiority. i regret to inform my colleagues that they are succ

the businessman in boise just wants to sell more stuff. i wonder if this is going to impact that?paul ryan is out in ohio to try to make that case to the public. it's notable he is doing this tour with business owners, because that's really where your theory, ground swell of support for tax reform is coming from. not the average american saying i'm crushed by the tax system but business owners saying the tax code is too complicated. what can we do to help small businesses, manufacturers? those are the people providing political support and political cover for getting this done. >> and thank you very much. check, please, is next. there's nothing traditional about my small business so when it comes to technology, i need someone that understands my unique needs. my dell small business advisor has gotten to know our business >>> when it comes to technology i need someone that understands my needs. my dell small business adviser has gotten to know our business so well, feels like he's a part of our team. one phone call, sets me up with tailored products and services, and when my advise

if you would have thought boise the fact you could be profiting right now, giving, teaching, school abouti would share that idea with y you. >> they said it was great but they don't want steve to be part of it. >> too bad, too he have. >> we have a decision to make. steve i think i've made my decision. >> my decision do i keep you as friend or not? >> he made a decision already, too. >> you know what, but but it is a great idea because you're teaching something that you should already know. >> from a money making standpoint. >> from money making stand appointment. go back to your original thing. this show you how often course we've gotten. >> stupid. that's what it is. >> what are you teaching them? what's taking your time. >> in the age of millennials you could do a web search for how to do everything. >> it's unbelievable how we keep hand holding we don't want to hurt their feelings. they want to have everything. they don't want to work for anything. and now we're trying to teach, v a class to teach them basic stuff. >> live skills. >> live skills. >> give me break. >> although i wish i

in boise, colorado springs, detroit, ft.dale, boston logan, los angeles, lubbock, san juan, puerto rico, las vegas and phoenix. what's new? while passengers are already required to remove laptop computers for a separate screening, the new procedures mean any electronic device larger than a cell phone, including e-readers and tablets, must also go in a bin. and not just electronics, even thick books and food that on the computer screen ask look like an explosive. the reason? people are cramming so much into their carry-ons these days, tsa screeners struggle to make out what's what. >> they have to weed through multiple things in there. the more stuff you put in there, the more ganics in there, the slower the process will become. >> reporter: the question is will the new procedures at the ten airports slow down the checkpoints. >>. it is definitely going to add more time taking all the electronics out. it's already a pain in the butt to take out a sxutcomputer. >> even if it takes longer, i would rather be safe over an explosi

boise on tuesday 70 degrees on thursday.in the northeast, highs topping out in the mid-70s. 54 in boston with a lot of clouds hanging on all day long. and back in the 70s by the middle of the week. norfolk, in the >>> we're seeing a lot of clouds around the bay area. even some drizzle in san francisco. but we will get a little bit sunshine today and a high of 64 degrees. we'll be up to 62 degrees tomorrow, and then our temperatures will be warming up the rest of the week, up to 69 degrees on friday and low 70s for the weekend. for the inland areas and in the valleys, it will be really warming up by the weekend. we'll be in the upper 80s by saturday. so enjoy the milder temperatures we're starting out with this week and some sunshine during the afternoon. >> for your forecast anytime, check out the weather channel on cable. >> thank you, dylan. >>> just ahead, prince charles' wife, camilla, opens up like never before. she is revealing what she calls one of the darkest periods of her life. >> first major security changes now b

boise from 90 to 73 on tuesday.in the northeast, highs topping out in the mid-70s. 54 in boston with a lot of clouds hanging on all day long. and back in the 70s by the middle of the week. norfolk, inhe t80 >>> good morning, i'm meteorologist meteorologist. the steady -- i'm meteorologist bill henley. the steady rain, it's out of here. light, scattered showers this morning and mostly cloudy this afternoon. it combines to keep us in the 60s in philadelphia. 64 in the suburbs, a few light rain showers this morning. dry this afternoon. new jersey, the showers come to an end this morning. at the shore, you might see late-day breaks of sunshine. 60s at the shore, and 60s for the lehigh valley, turning dry this afternoon for delaware. >> for your forecast anytime, check out the weather channel on cable. >>> just ahead, prince charles' wife, camilla, opens up like never before. she is revealing what she calls one of the darkest periods of her life. >>> and changes going into place at some of the iconic world destinations.

boise" sitting port, not depot but in port. here's a nuclear powered submarine which is not operational at this time and i understand there are two other boats in the same category. could you, perhaps, give -- can you give us any anecdotal or additional information on other areas in which you seen or been frustrated by our inability to maintain the readiness necessary for you to do your mission? >> so that's one of the issues that fall into the service chiefs' bailiwicks, if you will. their responsibility is to maintain and equip the force for use by the combat and commanders in meeting the national command authority's responsibilities. so i, too, share your concerns when i look across the enterprise in shortfalls on follow-on force readiness. >> prepared to give us any examples? >> no, sir, not in this hearing. >> thank you, sir. >> thank you, sir. >> once again thank you for your service. >> thank withdrew. >> on behalf of the chairman, let me recognize senator donley. >> thank you, mr. chairman, admiral, thank you so much fo

in boise, colorado springs, detroit, fort lauderdale, boston logan, los angeles, lubbock, puerto ricos vegas, and phoenix. what's new? passengers are already required to remove laptops, the new procedures mean any electronic device larger than a cell phone including tablets must also go in a bin. and not just electronics. even thick books and food that on the computer screen can look like an explosive. the reason? people are cramming so much onto their carryons, the tsa screeners struggle to make out multiple things in ou put in th, the slower the process is going to become. >> the question this morning will the new procedures at the ten airports slow down the check points? >> it's going to add more time, taking all of our electronics out. it's already a pain in the butt to take out the computer. eve. >> even if it takes us longer, i would rather be safe than have an explosion. >> i don't see it as a good move. there's no way you're going to do these without backing the lines up. the problem with backing the lines up is you've created another terrorist target. >> reporter: that's the

boise from 93 on tuesday down to 73 by thursday.northeast we're looking at highs topping out in the mid-730s, 54 in boston with clouds hanging on all day long and back to the 70s by the middle of the week. no that's the weather across the country. now here's a peek out your window. >> temperatures will make it into the 80s around here today. once we get sunshine to burn off these clouds and fog, we'll have a few isolated showers as we continue through the early afternoon. otherwise look at temperatures. mild start out there with temperatures in the 60s and again we will continue to warm up into the 80s. as i said, may have to dodge a shower as we get into the afternoon but otherwise it's not going to be a bad memorial day for getting outside, just keep an eye to the sky. >>> for your forecast any time, check out the weather cable. >> thank you, dylan. >>> just ahead, prince charles's wife camilla opens up like never before. what she's revealing about what she calls one of the darkest periods of her life. >>> but first, major securit

boise, 65. medford, oregon, 77 degrees. 65 in san francisco.., nice and comfortable at 75 degrees. phoenix even not too bad with temperatures in the upper 80s. now, we do have some very strong storms expected today right through the middle of the country. a tornado outbreak is possible. long track tornadoes in areas like kansas down through north-central oklahoma. we'll also see hail greater that two inches in diameter, and torrential downpours are possible as well. we have scattered showers and storms expected across parts of the ohio and tennessee river valley, but in the northeast temperatures will be well above average. 10 to 20 degrees above average. high temperatures could break records in new york city. the old record is 90 degrees set back in 1936. we're forecasting highs in the lower 90s today. we're looking at 80s down through the south as well, and florida, although we could really use some significant rain, we're going to see more sunshine again today. that's a look at the weather across the country. across the country. your local ♪

seattle in the 70s. 80s in boise. and phoenix, you'll be well over 100 for a couple of days. but as you move east, we're looking at much cooler weather coming in from chicago, louisville, washington, boston. and then as we head toward the beginning of next week, that cool weather just settles in from portland down to richmond and over to cincinnati. >>> good morning, i'm meteorologist kari hall. some morning fog around san francisco and temperatures reaching 68 degrees. even cooler and gusty winds tomorrow and we're going to see some cooler weather heading into the weekend with a slight chance of rain for the inland areas where it's 86 today and once those winds kick in tomorrow, it brings us down in the low 70s and we'll only see the high temperatures for the next few days in the 60s and the 70s. >> and that is your >> and that is your latest weather. don't forget, check out our friends at the weather channel 24/7. guys? >> good luck on your caviar search, al roker. >> it looks a little cloudy there in paris, bummer. >> reporter: oh. it's a little chilly, too. we're going to