bono is exactly right. they hate our whole way of life.hey hate everything about western civilization. they can't stand the freedom that we have in this country. as women, how horrific the target specifically young girls, women, and their parents that are going to a concert like this. this was no accident. this was specific. if you see under sharia law, nothing but disdain for women, children. young girls being sold into slavery by isis. being tortured and raped. you don't even hear about some of these things in the media because they don't want to talk about it on the news. this is the reality of the situation. yet people to face it and deal with it. and to be able to target them. by that, yes, social media and pop stars and education. you have to be able to put out your own propaganda to match theirs. because otherwise, you have people that will be attracted to this. people like evil losers. people that are looking for somewhere to go, some relevancy in their lives. and they are sitting there, waiting period for jihad to soak into them s

bono, the edge, adam, larry.e need to get adam and larry some effect names because it's really not fair. [ laughter ] u2 is here to promote "the joshua tree" tour which is totally sold out in every city they're playing which means they don't need to. [ cheers and applause ] think of climbed the highest mountain, run through the field, only to be with us tonight. i was -- i went to see u2 on sunday night at the rose bowl. it was an incredible show. it was honestly like a religious experience. 93,000 fans all singing together. bono fed the whole stadium with a single loaf of bread. [ laughter ] amazing. so that will be a lot of fun. meanwhi meanwhile, earlier tonight on abc, yet another season of the show that will not die, "dancing with the stars." came to a close again. and i have to say, in the hundreds of years they've been doing this show, this season's winner, this was the most surprising and controversial winner yet. >> donald and peta! ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: hold on, i think think we have the wrong celebrity, that's

[applause] bono: what a gorgeous girl. they all knew that if you are going to live up to your word, live up to your ideals and education, it will cost you. my question i suppose is, what is the big idea? what is your big idea? what are you willing to spend your moral capital, your intellectual capital, your cash, your sweat equity in pursuing outside of the walls of the university of pennsylvania? ♪ announcer: c-span's washington with newsve every day and policy issues that impact you. coming up sunday morning, author and historian on the career of robert mueller, appointed special counsel to oversee the investigation into russian interference in the 2016 presidential election. then, university of virginia's researcher ken hughes will discuss the history of past presidents who secretly recorded conversations in the oval office. c-span'so watch washington journal live at 7:00 eastern on sunday morning. join the discussion. announcer: education secretary betsy devos wae

alison: bono and amazon's jeff bezos are investing in a local technology company. jonathan: it is a software company. alison: tim barber takes us inside of the software company. of: you may not have heard the company, but you may know a student who has benefited from it software. jeff bezos,'s twitter's evan williams, and rockstar bono all put money into the business which just received $190 million in private donations. ofwe reach hundreds thousands of students, millions of students every year. tim: from georgetown to american university, 60 million students have taken the company's courses that deal with problems like bankruptcy, sexual assault, and addiction. >> getting real feedback help solidify the learning. tim: now they will reach even more students because of the $190 million. >> they idea of building an institutional standalone i can be used for a long time and do it anyway that has not been tried before. tim: tim barber, abc 7 news. alison: some good news -- there is still hope. jonathan: we have to call these guys the cardiac kids. alison: the caps beat

[applause] bono: what a gorgeous girl. they all knew, if you are going to live up to your ideals and education, it will cost you. my question i supposes, what is the big idea? what is your big idea? what are you willing to spend your moral capital, your intellectual capital, your cash, sweat equity in pursuing outside of the walls of the university of pennsylvania? >> education secretary betsy devos was the commencement speaker at the thin cookman university --bethune-cookman. while she did her speech she was booed by graduates. this is twice a minute. -- 25 minutes. ms. devos: dr. jackson, board of trustees. thank you so very, very much for this great honor and privilege. [crowd booing] i'm honored to become a wildcat. and it's a real honor and privilege to be with you as we celebrate the bethune-cookman university class of 2017. congratulations to all of you. in addition to the graduates, there are so many people deserving of special recognition today. parents, i'd like to ask all the moms who are here celebrating their

[applause] bono: what a gorgeous girl. all knew that if you are going to live up to your ideals and education, it will cost you. my question i supposes, what is the big idea? what is your big idea? what are you willing to spend your moral capital, your intellectual capital, your cash, your sweat equity in pursuing outside of the walls of the university of pennsylvania? >> betsy devos spoke at the doom cookman university in daytona beach, florida. this is 25 minutes. ms. devos: dr. jackson, board of trustees. thank you so very, very much for this great honor and privilege. [crowd booing] i'm honored to become a wildcat. and it's a real honor and privilege to be with you as we celebrate the bethune-cookman

there's all sorts of ways to do it, public interest work, pro bono work.that's something the justice often speaks about, that it's a profession, and we are privileged to be in it. so in a sense, we owe a debt back to society to carry on tha tradition.owe a >> and i would like to say that the honorable robert katherine has been a great -- robert katzman has been a great leader in that regard. he saw a crying need in the immigration system. they need lawyers to represent them, and he really made it happen with this project that is now going forward in new york. you have how many, how many lawyers are -- >> we have, the immigrant justice corps in the field has 78 fellows. in two and a half years, it has served over 28,000 immigrants and their families. if you look at our fellows, it turns out that most of them are women. a lot of them are first generation americans. proud to say that georgetown law center is well represented in terms of the fellows of the immigrant justice corps, and if you're interested as college students when you graduate, there is somethi

takevo present en santa clara......se trata de bono y su banda "u2".....el concierto del aÑo en el estadio levis, donde se dieron cita unas 50 mil personas.....que esperaban ansiosos a l grupo irlandes.... continuevo/cesar --asi que el evento de esta noche no solo trajo alegria para miles de personas, tambin hubo conductores frustrados con el transito. --el servicio del vta operer tarde esta noche, hasta que termin el concierto.... cu --asi llegamos al final de nuestro programa. --le esperamos maÑana a las 5:30 y a las once Órale! celebramos 12 aÑos de vida aquÍ en "titulares y mÁs" es presentado por coors light y ya estamos a bien mes de la copa fifa confederaciones rusia 2017 y les tenemos playeras para nuestros fans sigue la guerra entre miguel "piojo" herrera y tuca se estÁ poniendo fea la cosa, tambiÉn estamos con noel torres como invitado de lujo, asÍ que prepÁrense para la gran fiesta esta noche en su show nÚmero uno "titulares y mÁs" coors light let's go

bono is amazing. >> reporter: so what has taken center stage prior to bono and company's performance is how levi stadium management the 49ers managed the event. on the website, they state the concert is expect to end at 11:00. back? january, the city refused to extend the curfew. residents complained after the beyonce concert went past 10:00. >> a little bit up upset about it. the fact they plan to break the law has caused us a tremendous amount of problems. >> reporter: among those problems, arranging public transit after the concert for an estimated 5,000 fans. >> we estimate it is roughly about 60 to $65,000 per event. when you add up train operators and security. >> reporter: the cost now is trickling down to santa clara county taxpayers. >> when the whole of the county are paying for services to go to one venue it doesn't seem fair. >> reporter: the 49ers were shocked when they asked for reimbursement because they have not had to pay for extra service for other nonnfl events. they say it is unclear great america got curfew extensions. >> not tonight. not tonight. why not on a fr

bono goes off on the madmen on the manchester attack.y pay contributory pwaourt to the victims. >> now on "extra". ♪ extra, extra . >> bono's message about hate. >> they hate music. they even hate little girls. >> sell lean's message of love. >> we need to love each other more than over. >> a celebrity uprising over the terror attacks. ariana grande's gift. >>> then as miley dedicates her performance to manchester on "the voice". >> chris blue -- >> "the voice" winner is chris blue. how are you feeling? >> i'm feeling electric! >> the personal heartbreak that motivated him to audition. >> i wanted to give up on this show, i thought about her. >> then "dancing" new champs. >> rashad and emma! >> your first miracle. >> renee has all the surprise moments. ♪ extra >>> top gun 2. it's happening. what tom cruise just revealed about the long-a acquitted sequel. ♪ extra >>> skopb disick getting frisky in france with a hot young actress.

that we all just heard about, and to all the students here today that were recognized for their pro bono service, i have to tell you, i am humbled by your unselfish dedication to justice, dedication you have exemplified even before you even graduated from law school. i have really been excited about the opportunity to talk with you all today. as the date grew closer, i admit that i started to get a little anxious. this is a big moment for you and i wanted any words i had here today to be commensurate with that occasion. the anxiety got a little worse a few weeks ago when i was at breakfast with my family. my husband and my daughter kelly, who is here with me, and my son-in-law zach, they knew that i was going to be giving this speech. the topic of commencement themes quickly surfaced. they started going around the table, naming what they considered to be overused and trite commencement themes. follow your dreams, don't give up, find your inner passion. i'm playing along with this. but as they keep going, i'm starting to feel a little sweaty. one by one, with every derisive chuckle, they

this is of bono. >> my man. >> rose: getting ready to start another tour? >> they're starting a tour now playing in joshua tree. the rolling stone review, it's fantastic. this is a cover of an interview i did with him. we spent three days together in mexico. gus came with me on the trip and we sat around and talked for three days. bono is a talker and eloquent beyond belief and generous souls of good family friend. just a remarkable guy. >> rose: a couple more covers and we come back to the story. image 9 is janet jackson. that's a very nice cover. >> her record company president made an appointment with me. walked into my offices and said we have this idea for a rolling stone cover. here. he hand med that picture. said you were on that -- said will you run that cover? i said yes, indeed, we will. >> rose: just like that. look at that cover, of course, you will. >> rose: good for you, make a decision. then image 10, hip-hop. >> amazing cover. i mean, first of all, what a beautiful man in person and poet, but very iconic, i think. >> rose: two more and just

. >> de las personas que tienen bonos en el estado de california. se ha reportado algÚn fraude?da, es que en este momento. hay una propuesta de ley en la que estamos queriendo realmente hablar sobre modernizar esta idea. si ha habido abuso, ha habido personas que han caÍdo a la cÁrcel, porque han cometido fraude contra nuestra comunidad. se ha incrementado el fraude de nuestra comunidad. hay abogados malos que le quitan al otra gente el dinero. pero muchos de ellos, cuando eres abogado te pueden quitar tu licencia. si eres una organizaciÓn lucrativa y no haces bien tus cosas que pueden quitar tu licencia. inmigraciÓn no tiene ese tipo de responsabilidad, tenemos que cambiar eso. a nuestra oficina, todos los dÍas llegan personas que han ido, a inmigraciÓn a notarios y malos abogados. que sus vidas son destruidas. porque en vez de darles un camino a la legalidad, ahora estÁn enfrentando la deportaciÓn. esto tiene que parar osvaldo: vamos a invitar a otra persona mÁs. andrea: el tiempo nos apremia. >> buenas tardes. quiero unir a la gente a la marcha del 1 de mayo. podemos salir se

why does he think he's been doing pro bono work? what is he, like, a lawyer? helping us out. lemonis: that's what family does. i didn't know you had to qualify for pro bono work. "...my time has become and will remain much more limited and unpredictable." okay. i don't like that he just disappeared. i gave him a responsibility, and then i come back, and you guys are working your fanny off and he's not here. i'm angry. but here's the thing that could be the golden goose in this whole thing. it's better that you learn now... lynn: oh, yeah. lemonis: ...than having them sell their house and them get here and it not work out. lynn: i know. i know. lemonis: all right? -you okay? -lynn: yeah. lemonis: you sure? okay. look at this! norton: how you like it? lemonis: this look unbelievable. norton: it is massive. lemonis: after three weeks of construction, the deck is finally complete. i didn't think it was gonna go out this far. norton: we just kept going. lemonis: unreal. look at this. norton: it brings out the whole restaurant. [ truck beeping ] lemonis: now that we

have the chesterfield smith award and the recognition of the else standing dedication to their pro bono work including programs and the creation. justice ginsberg guide him as special counsel from patrick moynihan and for the supreme court. it is wonderful to welcome you back to campus and with the sustained commitment please join me to welcome the honorable robert katzman. [applause] one eyed and for the efforts to promote understanding and difficult issues the confront our society. the adn that to create the bridge between the law center downtown to make that a reality and that beneficiary loewy's be grateful to him. so the bernsteins' symposium bring some campuses together and a program this afternoon of the main campus in the georgetown law center faculty and bin and we participate the purges of patients in previous years to come to the department and then for all the wise counsel one in the memory there is some music out there that speaks to each of us something universal so it is the distinct pro-forma to understand universal values. so with that washington national opera at the k

they expect bono of u2 to exceed santa clara's 10:00 curfew, and at that time vta usually only has one train with one car running and city officials have decided they will need to adjust. >> asking for more personnel to work more hours because we don't have about 5,000 people waiting for our service at 10:00 in the evening. >> so vta decided to add eight trains, and cal trains will add one, and vta says it's expensive and will cost about $65,000 and the agency will try to get reimbursed. those of you that rely on the highways for your evening commute, be aware it's going to be congested. live in santa clara, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. hollyfield, abc7 news. >>> a srvirtual charged with this. >> these are 21 pages filled with one woman's accusations against up load and its co-founders. co-founder accuses the group of sexual harassment, retaliation and gender duh gym nation. it's a virtual reality accelerator, and in their san francisco office the plaintiff claims the female employees were also required to clean up after parties. this included whatever condoms or underwear might be left

bono goes off on the madmen on the manchester attack.celine and miley pay contributory pwaourt to the victims. >> now on "extra". ♪ extra, extra . >> bono's message about hate. >> they hate music. they even hate little girls. >> sell lean's message of love. >> we need to love each other more than over. >> a celebrity uprising over the terror attacks. ariana grande's gift. >>> then as miley dedicates her performance to manchester on "the voice". >> chris blue -- >> "the voice" winner is chris blue. how are you feeling? >> i'm feeling electric!

charlie: this is bono. with the glasses. jann: my man.rlie: getting ready to start another tour. jann: he is playing the joshua tree. the "rolling stone" review is fantastic. i plan to see it. this was the interview i did with him. we spent three days together in mexico. and gus came with me on that trip. we sat around and talked for three days. .ono was a talker a good soul, family friend, a remarkable guy. charlie: a couple and then we will come back to the story. image nine is janet jackson. that's a very nice cover. jann: her record company president made an appointment with me, walked up one day, and said, we have this idea for a "rolling stone" cover. he handed me that picture. he said, you will hand -- you will run that picture. i said, yes we will area -- yes we will. charlie: just like that. and good for you, making the decision. image 10. tupac. gus: an amazing cover. first of all, what a beautiful man and person and poet. but very iconic, i think. inducted -- we inducted him into the rock 'n roll hall of fame this year. snoop d

flavio: los votantes aprobaron la medida para aclarar millones de dÓlares en bonos.r respondiÓ. >> si la investigaciÓn es auditorÍa, somos parte de esto. en tÉrminos de una investigaciÓn, no sÉ. flavio: se estima que distrito invertirÁ 4 millones y medio de dÓlares para instalar el nuevo sistema de aire y calefacciÓnen las escuelas. marÍa: dieron los argumentos penales en la audiencia para sentenciar a auto --antolÍn garcÍa torres acusado de matar a una mujer. la madre del convicto saliÓ en lÁgrimas del tribunal. la ciudad de oakland podrÍa llegar a un acuerdo legal y decir si acuerdan indemnizar a una joven que acusÓ a oficiales de la policÍa de explotarlas sexualmente cuando ella era menor de edad. beatriz: fue un escÁndalo que impactÓ no solamente al departamento de policÍa de oakland, sino de diversas ciudades del Área de la bahÍa. quiero que vean estas imÁgenes en vivo. la reuniÓn del consejo municipal de oakland. va a entrar nuestro camarÓgrafo, tienen pensado si planean dar 989000 $ para sellar el caso y darle punto final. escuchemos. >> para resolver y no ten

u-two singer bono is a special partner with t-p-g growth. street advisors and advance publications are also investing in everfi. new this morning.. another star-studded met gala with outfits that did not disappoint. up first.. one of the dresses everyone is talking about - to try and figure out.. katy perry, wearing an all red ensemble that included a dress.. veil.. and headpiece all designed by john galliano rihanna.. also choosing to go artsy with this three-dimensional floral dress. she went wh one of the designers being honored... and last - it wasn't just the ladies rocking the red carpet. diddy, sporting this vest-robe combo.. but it was this that really had everyone talking - diddy taking a little break and lounging on the met steps time now for weather - less humid, warm, & windy today - cool wednesday & thursday (60s) - rain late thursday into friday - cool 1st weekend of may today: mostly sunny and less humid. warm and windy. highs: 75-78 winds: w 10-20 g 30+ mph tonight: mainly clear and cool. lows: 50-57 winds: w 5 mph wednesday:

bono and the gang celebrating their joshua tree album from what? 30 years ago?uh-huh. >> it looked fun to me. >> for sure. >>> finally kevin durant has a lot of fans. he unveiled four renovated basketball court in lincoln park. he says growing up near washington d.c. he was always looking for a safe place to play and now it's his passion to provide this for other kids. >> how cool to see that. >>> and jeff is back with us one final word on this warm temperature. >> it's going to be clear to start tomorrow morning, 85. >>> then by sunday up to 93 degrees. it's going to be cooler near the coast. we'll have mid-70s. pufferfect for that too. >> thanks for joining us here at 11:00. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- kerry washington -- tim tebow --

hally has seen the band over 30 times, and once even pretended to marry a bono impersonator.u are a sad weirdo! >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight, u2, and nba hall of famer, karl malone. and now, with or without you, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hi, very nice. welcome.

the science of advisory committees we are talking about do this on a pro bono basis out of a sense ofepublic -- of public responsibility. there is a place for cellular molecular myelin jests on the advisory boards of the epa and other government agencies. i hope your son will do that. i don't know about the duke power case. the effect of coal ash on streams is the sort of thing that these advisory committees would advise epa about. these committees don't do the research. the advise epa on what research needs to be done and what research they should use informing policy -- in forming policy. that someean environmental pollutants, some damage to human health will go unchecked, because the advisory committees have not given the appropriate -- have not been there to give the appropriate direction to the regulators. politicalhe current climate, do you believe that there is a war on science? guest: i hesitate to use the phrase war on science. it is often used. i think there has been an erosion over some decades in the appreciation of science. if you ask people in a survey -- in a opinion su

they might have also missed some of bono's social commentary.e gave out a shout out to cecil williams and steve jobs and he talked about the fight against hiv and aids and gave props to the new women's movement. u2 dazzled concert goers inside the stadium, all things must come to an end, it ended well past the 10:00 curfew. it is possible the city of sclera cousanta clara could issue a noise fine, but it wouldn't be more than a thousand dollars. for fans it's priceless even if it means entering the evening commute. >> it's the first time at levi stadium. we'll see how it is. >> reporter: it took her groups 2 hours 45 minutes from san francisco. they were dropped off in a limo which may have made all the difference. people who needed to park had bigger problems. >> took longer to drive from the freeway exit to the parking spot than it did to drive from our home in pleasanton to here. >> not enough places at all tonight for traffic and very frustrating, a lot of tempers flaring. >> great america park was horrible. sitting in traffic. >> reporter:

father's presidential campaign, arkansas mike huckabee, former governor tim put a lend tea and did work bono who talked about ending starvation. i think my brethren in the press understand them >> since you're in these press briefings, what is sort of the take away or what are some of your other colleagues saying there? is there really this fear of when the president says things like maybe these press briefings should go away? or do you take it with a grain of salt >> we take it with a grain o salt and i think we'll say that's donald trump right there. at one point, he said that he could still do his job as a developer in new york and be president at the same time, which is why he took his time divesting himself of his assets in new york. well, i don't think he really believed that for a minute. he knew it would be almost a mohammad ally, i'm the greatest and his followers would enjoy it and his enemies would cringe and he would go on just like any other president. i didn't believe you him that he would try to run his business from the oval office. i don't believe he'll cancel the press brie

hally has seen the band over 30 times, and once even pretended to marry a bono impersonator. the show hally, you are a sad weirdo! >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight, u2, and nba hall of famer, karl malone. and now, with or without you, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hi, very nice. welcome.

kpix 5 reporter devin fehely is there and tells us, if it takes bono and the band too long to do it the city of santa clara will be making some noise of their own. devin. >> reporter: yeah. the city of santa clara has a monday through friday 10 p.m. noise curfew. now, no one is saying that if the band runs a little late that they are going to pull the plug on u-2 but if that does happen it will be yet another sour note in a less than harmonious relationship between the city and the 49ers. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: it's a big night for one of the biggest fans of the world with u-2 playing its classic joshua tree album from start to finish for the first time in decades. >> the reason this is such a big deal is because the joshua tree is the record that took this band from being an important band to the biggest band in the world. >> reporter: but even a band as big as u-2 wasn't able to escape the rough and tumble pull of small town politics. >> but there are a lot of families that live nearby the stadium. >> reporter: the city of santa clara is accusing the 49ers who managed levi's stadium

. >> bono is back. that's super cool. the unofficial start of summer is back as well. that's expected to inspire huge numbers of travel. >> with memorial day holiday weekend coming, aaa says the number of travelers will hit a 12-year high. they say a little under 40 million of us will travel, the majority by car. >> road trip. >> let's do it. >> up next, we investigate. >> the injury was kind of like a punch to your heart. >> firefighters risk their lives to keep us safe. often hiding the emotional pain caused by their jobs. i'm liz wag nar. up next, we reveal the results of our six-month investigation that shows the stress is taking more of a toll than you might realize. >>> but first, happening right now, we're learning about a midair fight on a flight that led an air canada flight to be diverted. authorities say a passenger attacked the flight crew with a coffee pot and proceeded to try to open the cabin door. they were able to restrain the passenger using zip ties. >>> right now, a huge cockfighting ring bust. this happened in los angeles county where authorities a

they might have also missed some of bono's social commentary.e gave out a shout out to cecil williams and steve jobs and he talked about the fight against hiv and aids and gave props to the new women's movement. u2 dazzled concert goers inside the stadium, all things must come to an end, it ended well past the 10:00 curfew. it is possible the city of sclera cousanta clara could issue a noise fine, but it wouldn't be more than a thousand dollars. for fans it's priceless even if it means entering the evening commute. >> it's the first time at levi stadium. we'll see how it is. >> reporter: it took her groups 2 hours 45 minutes from san francisco. they were dropped off in a limo which may have made all the difference. people who needed to park had bigger problems. >> took longer to drive from the freeway exit to the parking spot than it did to drive from our home in pleasanton to here. >> not enough places at all tonight for traffic and very frustrating, a lot of tempers flaring. >> great america park was horrible. sitting in traffic. >> reporter:

hally has seen the band over 30 times, and once even pretended to marry a bono impersonator.e show hally, you are a sad weirdo! >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight, u2, and nba hall of famer, karl malone. and now, with or without you, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hi, very nice. welcome.

only going to get >>> happening today, thousands will be making their way to the south bay to see bonothe stage is set at levi stadium for tonight's you too concert in santa clara. it is sold out. as many as 50,000 fans expected to pack in there to watch the performance. starts at 6:30 so fans will be trying to get there during the peak of the evening commute. you know traffic will be a mess on 101 and organizers say public transit is the way to go. >> if you are headed to the concert and you are taking vta, please plan ahead. know your routes, buy a round trip pass, and be prepared for major crowds and queueing. >> vta is adding eight trains with staff and security. cal tran is adding one train to make sure no one is left stranded. the concert is expected to go past santa cruz curfew of 10:00 p.m. which some neighbors may not like, but they will be singing with you or without you. >> there you go. absolutely. they're going to be really comfortable temperatures by the time it rolls around. >> comfortable if not cool by the end. hi, everybody. under a blue sky, start out at 6:30 at 67 d

. >> bono was really injured, like, what, about a year ago?conditions he'd never perform again. >> he forgot a few lyrics at the beginning or i don't know if he was letting the crowd sing along. >> like a dramatic pause to let it build. >> perhaps so. he can do whatever he wants. >> so we are really heating up. today and even more so tomorrow. >> it's going to be getting hot over the next couple days, we are talking about summer like weather again in the bay area. this is what it feels like now as you head out. this is the break, you can leave the air conditioner off. it's 46 in the tri-valley, 52 in the peninsula. it's 54 degrees and 50 degrees now in san francisco. it's going to be in some spots about 10 degrees warmer than yesterday afternoon. up to 79 degrees in a peninsula, tri-valley 83 degrees, also 83 in the north bay. so as you're looking out the window getting ready for the day, we bring it into the closet to show you a few tips. maybe a light jacket this morning and some short sleeves for when temperatures warm up later today. if it

bono is amaze ever. >> what has taken center stage is how levi stadium management to the 49ers managedvent. on the website, it states the concert is expected to end at 11:00. in january, the city refused to extend their request for a curfew. residents complained after the beyonce concert went past 10:00. >> the fact the 49ers planned to break the law and the noise ordinances has caused a tremendous amount of problems. >> reporter: among the problems, arranging transit for 5,000 fans. >> we estimate it is roughly 60 to $65,000 an event when you add up train operators and security. >> the cost is trickling down to santa clara county taxpayers. >> when the whole of the county are paying for services to go to one venue for a finite number of people, it doesn't seem fair. >> reporter: the 49ers were shocked when they asked for reimbursement because they have not had to pay for extra service for other nonnfl events and they say it is unfair great america got curfew extension. >> why not on friday night or saturday night? we don't have to wake up early or go to sleep early. >> reporter: and j

pennsylvania innocence project and an attorney james if you gorsky the former police officer worked pro bono for nearly eight years logging 900 hours. >> first thing that caught my eye what sean said seemed to be basically true. >> reporter: one of two witnesses who fingered thomas wound up recanting his story. another witness who did not place thomas at the murder scene was never called to testify. >> this is one of those cases where it should not have even gone to trial. but unfortunately did it and it's taken us 24 years to undo that. >> reporter: and right now, we are live with sean thomas who just came down that road with biggest smile on his face. how does it feel? >> it feels great to be home. to be back. words speechless right now. >> what's the first thing you're going totter? >> i'm doing it right now. >> hugging people. >> what's going through your heart and your mind? >> i'm leaving behind a lot of good people that you know ain't given this tune, you know, i ain't going to forget about them. you know, i hope to see them home one day as myself. it's been a struggle. hard struggle.

first ,it's dictator trump, and pretty soon bono is going to be throwing benefit concerts for the u.ss, he claims that the firing happened because comey treated hillary unfairly during the email investigation. >> audience: boo! >> trevor: oh, you guys, you don't believe him? you don't believe him? i mean, come on, guys. it doesn't make any sense. that would be like returning a flashlight because your orgasms are too powerful. "it was too good! too good!" ( applause ) because when james comey reopened the hillary investigation a week before the election, basically taking a huge dump on the shot at the white house, no one was a bigger fan of that decision than donald trump. >> it took guts for director comey to make the move that he made in light of the kind of opposition he had. he brought back his reputation. he brought it back. he's got to hang tough because there are a lot of-- a lot of people want him to do the wrong thing. what he did was the right thing. >> trevor: "which is why i'm going to fire him for it. ( laughter ) i fire people who do the right thing! it's why all my busin

rock star bono and his wife recently invested after the company acquired the line, nude skin care. three are deeply concerned about the toxins they say are used in our everyday products, which is why she wants to see more regulation. ♪ >> as women, when we lock arms or we decide to do something, we can move mountains. >> and that is exactly what she is doing with her skin care and cosmetics line beauty counter. >> i started beauty counter because i had become passioned about the environmental health movement. >> after watching the documentary an inconvenient truth, greg became concerned about what she perceived as everyday dangers in our environment. >> i have learned that we are being exposed to toxic chemicals through our personal care and cosmetic products and i was trying to find safer solutions for my family. >> while hoping the elevate the standard of safety in her home, the mother of three discovered startling facts about the skin care ask cosmetics industry. >> we had not passed a federal law regulating this industry since 1938. companies are allowed to do pretty much what