officially recognized as a sister city of boulder.ce shaffer is a retired attorney who opposes the plans. we welcome you both to democracy now! inerestingly, you both came on the same car, so you're good together for an hour debating this. i want just at with you, essrea cherin. explain why it is you have been pushing for nablus to be the sister city to your city, boulder. >> the reason i have been promoting and working on a sister city relationship is ownarily because of my journey in terms of having spent time in palestine and recognizing the people of palestine are portrayed quite the opposite of how they are in rely. in mainstream media. i will not say on democracy now! but in most media portrayals in the u.s., palestinians are depicted in the darkest of lights. and most people really struggle to even conjure an image of the palestinian person who could be just like you and i. sitting round a table at a tv station in nablus. indeed, they are. in my visit to palestine, it became quite evident to me that the people of the united sta

yes, you had a sister city from boulder to nicaragua. nowe a there is mediation that has been set up, or you could accept nablus is a sister city? groupould essrea cherin's have to do that with satisfy your concerns? >> let me make clear, express only my own concerns. i don't sit here representative of any group or organization. they would have to get the program -- gut the program of political advocacy they engage in. the mayor, in establishing this relationship said, go home and advocate for palestine. project hope, which is the destination for the volunteers, say, go home and advocate for palestine. essrea cherin is on record as saying, we are in this to present a one-sided perspective and to end the occupation. and back home, that is exactly what we hear from the volunteers . that is our end of the exchange, is tales of the occupation -- amy: bruce shaffer, would you be for the end of the occupation? would you support that? >> yes. sria.let me end with e how many other cities in the u. are sisr cities with palestinians? >> there are

watt mayer inch break near delaware, ship lip road closed between wilson road and boulder brooke drive. small area, if you don't need alternate, just know it is out there. i will let you know right when it clears. also in the world of mass transit, take a look at this, patco running special evening schedule tonight, norristown high-speed line, new weekday schedule starts today. center city trolley tunnel opens 5:00 a.m. for repairs and inspections, that's why it was closed. >> thank you so much. pennsylvania and delaware are the focal points of campaign 2016. >> four of the five presidential candidates are campaigning in either or both state. ahead of tomorrow's primaries. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo is live, at west chester university, where donald trump has a rally this afternoon. >>> brooke, jim, good morning, that's right. donald trump is expected to be here on campus at west chester university right around 4:00 this afternoon. here to greet him will be number of students, there is at least one student organization that will also be protesting his visit. in the meantime,

i say you're my boulder. because boulder is bigger than a rock. we said we'll do whatever we need to do. >> reporter: so this loving family is counting its blessings as it counts days. following dad's lessons of grace and gratitude. >> how he's always been smiling and how he's never given up hope no matter what's happened. no matter how bad things have gotten he's always been happy and never quit. >> his achievements are my achievements. and i'm so, so proud of him. >> reporter: the small private graduation is this friday. in greenwich, michelle charlesworth, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> wow. you know the mom made it happen by asking for it. doesn't happen if you don't ask for it. good for them. >>> when we come back, lee goldberg with more on the storms it seems like a cold at first. you can't concentrate, can't sleep. before long it's all you can think about. you feel anxious and uncertain. until one day you realize, this could be it. you've done it, you've quit smoking for good. a little suffering now can save a lot of suffering later. stop be

away behind some boulders just in case the car did catch fir20 away behind some boulders just in casefted to a nearby hospital with a brain injury. jeremy goes by ambulance. as violent as the continuous pounding is, you can see two white helmets bobbing during the accident. the racecar's steel safety cage and harnesses acts like a cocoon and saves their lives. amazingly jeremy suffers only a few bruises. yuri, a dislocated shoulder. as frightening as their accident is, it can't take away the racer's itch and the dream of one day going pro. >> by the time the race comes up next year, i'll probably be ready for it. >> i'll be right up there with him. >>> from one airborne racecar to another. no wrong turns here, just fast and tricky. and this one definitely makes a safe landing. may 2012, ken straps into his custom racecar. all systems are go. >> it can do zero to 60 in 1.8 seconds, very, very fast. >> over four days, he uses and abuses the iconic streets, hills, and waterfront of san francisco. at speeds of up to 120 miles an hour. >> to be able to bring my race car here to san francis

strong spirit transcends rules prince once said and president added, nobody's spirit was stronger, bouldermore creative. we're live in the sat center tonight, natasha brown, cbs3 i i'm wuss news. >> you can stay with i'm wuss noose as new details emerge in the death of prince. we have a slight show of photos and reaction from celebrities on cbsphilly.com. >>> now in other news tonight, a 16-year-old delaware student has died after gettin getting assaut school by other students. amy joyner a sophomore. police say she was as assaulted inside howard high school of technology in wilmington this morning. she was pronounced dead at the hospital. so far no charges filed. >> donald trump is scorching the campaign trail in pennsylvania. ahead of tuesday's critical primary. he energy jive supporters during campaign stop in harrisburg tonight and "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos was there. >> reporter: in front of a movely favorable crowd -- >> i love donald trump and i think that he needs support. >> reporter: key word mostly. >> get him out of here. get him out. get him out. take him out of he

strong spirit transcends rules prince once said and president added, nobody's spirit was stronger, bouldermore creative. we're live in the sat center tonight, natasha brown, cbs3 i i'm wuss news. >> you can stay with i'm wuss noose as new details emerge in the death of prince. we have a slight show of photos and reaction from celebrities on cbsphilly.com. >>> now in other news tonight, a 16-year-old delaware student has died after gettin getting assaut school by other students. amy joyner a sophomore. police say she was as assaulted inside howard high school of technology in wilmington this morning. she was pronounced dead at the hospital. so far no charges filed. >> donald trump is scorching the campaign trail in pennsylvania. ahead of tuesday's critical primary. he energy jive supporters during campaign stop in harrisburg tonight and "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos was there. >> reporter: in front of a movely favorable crowd -- >> i love donald trump and i think that he needs support. >> reporter: key word mostly. >> get him out of here. get him out. get him out. take him out of he

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wood side and boulder creek checking in with upper 30s. it's close at 41. 43 at sar toga.ittle southeast breeze. 41 in ukiah. 48 in sacramento. everything set for a nice day and warmer on the weekend. more on that coming up in ten

boulder creek and scotts valley and santa cruz mountains.healdsburg in there also. 45 degrees with a breeze. southwest not that strong but west at oakland a little kick up on the breeze. 48 in truckee and 41 in ukiah. this system is elongating and falling apart and won't do anything because it has no juice. low clouds give way to sunshine and warmer on these temps. looks like warmer as we go into the weekend. if you're far enough from the coast, patchy and sunny for most. there's more sun so temperatures clear. 774 for antioch and brentwood. 66 downtown oakly and 65 in berkley. santa clara hovering around 70. same for redwood and half moon bay. little cool for some. warmer into the weekend and cool down monday. >>> thank you steve. the time is 6:19. we know what the new affordable tesla car looks like and how many people put down deposits with this tesla model three within 24 hours. preseason baseball action between the giants and the a's and the trade that allowed them to use a designated hitter last night even though they were playing in a

woodside, petaluma and boulder creek at 39. there's a delta breeze and now the theme is it's beginning to you were the to the west, northwest or the west, southwest. so the delta breeze is trying to kick in. 66 in monterey. and ukiah at 67. we're good to go for mostly sunny skies and a system is trying to develop. it won't be until friday. it does look like we'll get rain out of it. and gradual cooling as we've opened the sea breeze. and more sunshine than clouds. near 80 for some. and temperatures in the upper 70s to near 80 degrees. and we peaked out on monday with temperatures. a little bit more increase in the fog on thursday. and we've put rain in on friday. we'll have more on that coming up in about a half hour or so. >> thank you, steve. >> you bet. >> the front runners from both parties are regaining momentum following a big night in the big apple. >> we have more on last night's new york results and where the candidates are focusing next. >> reporter: it was a landslide win for donald trump, notching a first place vict

this is the largest boulder facility in all of north america and for only $9 you can climb all the walls for as long as you want. >> most people think climbing is about the body but if you are doing well you are holding yourself in and with your trunk and absent lower back gets sometimes you get a full body workout. >> if you are worried about falling boulders got you covered >> it's recycled tires. all your energy disperses out. >> continuing connectivity check out the skating rink. when the weather is this nice it's time to hit the ground rolling and enjoy the gorgeous manhattan skyline. steve: finally. about time. we have been waiting. we got the sun earlier this week but not achieve. dari: it is classically spring. in the middle of the day it's gorgeous and it's getting chilly now. >> this time of the year during the day we are near 50 or 60 degrees in the sunshine makes it feel warmer. so many people out and about enjoying this weather and this week and i'm sure people will be in shorts may be by monday. it will feel good out there. temperatures would get in the 70s and actually on

and myup in boulder city first started exploring this book, i had done a cover story for science andechnology magazine on the 75th anniversary of the hoover dam and i left boulder city in 1970 and was going home to visit family, i had not been back. when i started looking at bechtel as a book project, i had no idea they had gone on for five generations and expanded throughout the entire universe, basically doing asteroids. behemoth.t once i got deep into the research, four years of research and writing, once i got deep into the research, there was a quote from the gao about the profiteering, i cannot remove or the exact quote, but never before have there been so much money made by so few men at the taxpayer expense, and i thought this was more about profiteering than it is about anyone company. brian lamb: have they ever done anything illegal? sally denton: i don't think so. that is one of the other stunning things, that all of this is legal. [laughter] sally denton: this is what i write, that this is not a biography of this family as a as another thing i found going on, the family w

up and over the lotion and big tires and hopping over the giant logs in to the boulder field. >> faceff, face off. >> it sounds like a hymn. the toughest part is smooth bits and he's got nobby tires that doesn't grip on the smooth pavement. a pit of cut firewood. more giants logs. >> this is the craziest i've seen. never have i seen challenges and obstacles set up like this. >> these are obstacles guys might come across on a trail and find a way around or stop and have lunch. these guys made it into an entire racecourse. now up the stairs. i would have trouble enough doing this on my feet. making it took easy. now it's up to the big giant truck tires, one more flight of stairs. somehow he gets through this course. that's one lap. why do they call it -- >>> this soccer player has pick up lines for days. >> i can go for 90 minutes straight. >> see if he's able to score. >> he's got her laughing. >>> and it's the battle of the snakes. >> that's incredible. >> almost like it's multipling. why this snake bit bit off moren it can chew. doesn't have to be. nexgard, the vet's #1 choice for do

middle of united states there is severe weather, back side of the storm, there has been snow, parts of boulder, colorado, i saw i think 40 inches of snow, it not warm across the entire united states, but we're we're lucky out here in the northeast, it has been nice, and will continue to be nice. overnight tonight, in morning we have clear skies, a beautiful sunrise when you wake up, temperatures up quickly with the sunshine, look to the north, there a weak coal front that this this now tomorrow night tuesday morning that drifts south, green indicates shower, and the green breaks up there might be a slight chance of a chance will be to our east, otherwise the cold spell will go south we clear out it will be quite breezy tuesday, tonight, 32-52, cheryl i shotted inland, away from water, at new york city about 52 tomorrow looks good, cool in morning dry in afternoon, and we'll bump it up to about 78, flirting with 80 degree mark, a nice warm day, clouds starts tuesday with a slight of chance of a sprinkle then sunshine with a breeze, we are just you know a touch cooler, we have sunshine, and stri

it is a weird day when concord, walnut creek get 5 times more rain that the boulder creek in the santa cruz mountains. you know that you don't often see showers coming from that direction, but that's what's happening tonight. you can also notice they're beginning to ease up from the north and head south. as we look down at a wet parking lot in dublin, we strive to show you it is wet out there and we're not making it up. 60 in oakland. in liver more, 61 degrees. out the door tomorrow morning, we'll have a few more showers around favoring the south bay. later in the day, we'll begin to dry it out. there's that low that's a beam -- pretty much santa barbara. as it kicks inland, we'll get more top side showers coming up from the south and east. showers will sink south with it. ben lowman -- just a 5th of an inch of rain. walnut creek, 5 times more. in liver more, 63-hundredths. at sfo, almost half an inch of rain. two-thirds at sauce liteo. so good little soaking from this. here's what it looks like as we head into the future. shower activity by 8:00 tomorrow morning confined to fair field

tell us about that. >> the boulders opened up last week. it's a free form rock climbing that folks can come and enjoy. that's a new feature that people can look forward to this season as well? >> the marina is going to be opening in may. that is very exciting for the park. even more exciting, there is going to be a community dock section of the marina where we will be able to offer some free back-up public boating programs. >> tell us about some of the fan favorites coming back this season, what people can look forward to. >> of course, the movies, which i mentioned, is a total fan favorite in brooklyn bridge park. our fitness classes are always overdescribed. kayaking on saturdays. your viewers need to come out saturday afternoon for that. the metropolitan opera and jazz mobile is going to be there. i am having a hard time giving you a fan favorite because there is so much do. festival. that starts today, correct? from 11 to 2 today. us. we will be building a 20-foot scale model of the brooklyn there will be arts and crafts for kids. music

form. 40s and 50s on the temperatures, half moon bay staying at 43, and walnut creek, -- that is boulder creek. they both have creeks, 42 in scotts valley, santa cruz at 47, and gilroy hit 85 yesterday. and breeze is all over the place, and we expect this to pick up later as the system moves to the north. this system will not do much, but another system coming in friday will. mostly sunny and partly cloudy. upper 70s it near 84 view, but

that's the university of colorado campus in boulder where they got more than 18 inches of snow this weekend. more than twice the previous record for that date. and if you think that's bad the foothills got more than 40 inches. >> it's april. >> april. >>> roads in the rockies are likely to still have some snow on them this morning. for the middle of the country the problem for drivers is going to be rain, with flooding likely near the gulf coast >>> and if you're flying airport delays are most likely in houston, dallas and kansas city. >>> aviation safety experts warn we're going to see more of this -- an object believed to be a drone hit a british airways jet in london. if the reports are true, it would be the first drone collision involving a major airline. there were no injuries. on the airbus. british authorities are investigating. laws in the country do ban drone flights within five miles of airports. >>> washington state police fear a missing couple were dead. not the result of random violence. they're looking for the read brothers. investigators believe the couple may have been feudi

it didn't end there. stolen car somehow lost control, hit a boulder and crashed right through this fence here, labd nding here on the front lawn. you can still see the giant hole here in the fence. all of this was caught on the homeowners sid video surveillance cameras. it lands upside down on his front lawn. the sound startling him and his neighbors at about 1:30 this morning. >> i actually thought it was a tractor trailer. >> my husband ran outside immediately, saw what happened, ran over. tried to see if somebody was in the car. nobody was there by the time he got there. >> you can see the driver run off on the surveillance video. police say the car was stolen. >> i don't know how he got out and ran away. >> he just recently upgraded his surveillance system. his home famous for elaborate christmas decorations used to he installed cameras to catch possible thieves, never expecting anything like this. >> if he came through the grarge nightmare. his family are fine. they just need to replace this fence and clean up the yard. the driver dropped two cell phones here on the front lawn. use

he says at about 60 miles an hour. >> that boulder in that yard, that's what made him go airborne. economy flipped over likefully times and then -- flips over like three times and then ended >> reporter: now in that video that driver is being seen taking off to deer park avenue. so far no arrests, reporting live, cefaan kim, channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> thank you cefaan. a hidden surprise waiting for customs officers as they searched a bag at jfk. it looks like a package of coffee but look closely. that is cocaine hidden inside. $50,000 worth of it. officers found it yesterday. a jamaican citizen was carrying the suitcase and she is now facing smuggling charges. >>> well, decades after the imfa mouse charles manton murders a member of his cult could be set free. california prison review board is recommending parole for leslie van houten. at 19 years old, she was the youngest member of manson's followers. and van houten and the group went on a gruesome rampage back in 1969. she admitted to stabbing an innocent woman 16 times. and her attorneys say she was -- she was an out of cont

at boulder, there were close to 3000 students and damon johns on shark tank was along because he has experienced with his family the abuse that has taken place against women in his life. we travel all across the country from the northeast to the southwest. i've been everywhere from the naval academy where i met war house, spelman college where i met, anyway, i won't go through it all. clemson, i met joey wilson and syracuse, samantha, ohio university, ohio state, excuse me, ohio university and ohio state. i get in trouble for that. university of illinois. it's all over the country. i'm looking for a simple straightforward reason. nothing complicated about it. i believe that we have an opportunity, if if we commit ourselves to do nothing short of changing a culture as it relates to how women are treated >> >> everybody knew what was going on. i know what to deal with that. too complicated. when he grabbed her and bent her rest he did really mean that and maybe she said something. that made him a great. or with the husband snatch the wife because dinner was not on the table a. i was to

outside we go to jack frost, big boulder, at the movement, actually little snow fell earlier on this morning, at this point, it is really just some rain showers, that have been pushing through, as well as a lot of clouds overhead, yes, one spot where it was cold enough, to actually support couple of wimpy snowflake, light little coat nag lot of the ski resorts earlier this morning, meanwhile, next camera, up next here we go, outside we go to the live neighborhood network, middle township high school, live picture, bright, sunny right now, westerly breeze at 14 miles per hour, 63 degrees, too, so it is almost like a tail of two forecasts because depending where you sit on which side of this front, it really is a different story weather wise right now. rain coming through steadily i would say coming through in pockets with the heaviest obviously, you have got some scattered variety out, there this is all sort of going to sweep through to the south with time. we look at the system in its entire tie, once it passes by, residual clouds, should be in the clear by tomorrow, high pressure re

>> a boulder going down a mountain. like a mystery and people talking about it and once it's there, they are all excited. i'm be y nguyen. tha is is "early today." ay." 'kay, babe, i think we should head north, past the park. 'kay. oh, hit up jimmy's r some chicken and waffles. oh, and those truffle fries. truffle so good. it's less than a mile. come on, we can do better than that. okay, uh... ooh, juanitas! oh yeah, those chimichangas. oh, with the mangogu ac. stop it! 3.5 miles. oh... so worth it. yeah, we got this. 3 point nothing. hey! yeah? baby. oh! yep. thought you had him. (vo) fitness in real life. >>> the baltimore sun, gwinnett offers to buy tribune publishing. it includes the "chicago trazibune" and the louisiana times ispp33 million in debt. the offer is 63% over friday's closing price per share. gwinnett ceo explained that fill a number geographic g s for the company. >>> this bluetooth headset won't let you dois ze off at the wheel. if it senses sleepiness it will play music or vibrate or emit a flashing

he was a virtuoso instrumentalist, and nobody spirit was stronger, boulder, or more creative." >> whenhere he was, and what he did at the time that he did it, you look at popular music today, and it would be a much more boring place if it was not for prince. the young boy showed a prodigious talent. it is said he played all 27 instrument on his first record, but he had to wait until 1982 for his first big breakthrough, for his album 1999. >> ♪ maybe i'm just too demanding ♪ uporter: he followed that with "purple rain," considered by many to be one of the greatest albums ever made. oscar, a grammy award, and placed him at the top of international superstars. >> we used to hang out backstage. very low-key. he would stand at the side of the stage and shake our hands as we went on stage. over 100 he sold million records, released over 39 studio albums, and was not afraid to write songs about subjects like aids, addiction, and politics. the 5'2" star wanted to be pushed around. he took the extent trick step -- the eccentric step of changing his name to assemble -- to a symbol. >> it came ab

hidden among the majestic mountains of boulder, colorado, you'll find carlo kemp hard at work tryingairview high school win games. (nats from practice) he takes special pride in the way he works, because his family's name is all over the program's history. carlo's grandfather, sam pagano (puh-gone-oh), coached at the school for 21 years and won three state titles. you probably recognize the last name... sam's sons, chuck and john, are both nfl coaches... john pagano is the defensive coordinator for the san diego chargers while chuck is the head coach of the indianapolis colts. sam 6:59. i brought tape home, they watched

>> a boulder going down a mountain. >> like a mystery and people talking about it and once it's therenguyen. this is "early today." 'kay, babe, i think we should head north, past the park. 'kay. oh, hit up jimmy's for some chicken and waffles. oh, and those truffle fries. truffle so good. an a mile. come on, we can do better than that. okay, uh... ooh, juanitas! oh yeah, those chimichangas. oh, with the mangoguac. stop it! 3.5 miles. oh... so worth it. yeah, we got this. 3 point nothing. hey! yeah? baby. oh! yep. thought you had him. (vo) fitness in real life. now that's the good stuff. >>> that breaking news, a quadruple shooting in prince george's county overnight. we've learned at least one person has lost her life. >> angie goff is at the live desk with the latest. >> we do have new video we just got in. good morning, everyone. this is out in forestville in the 6500 block of hill mar drive. police still there after responding to a shooting. they tell us that when they got there, they found a female who had been shot. she died on the scene. three other men were shot, too. aaron, yo

if you have friends and family around boulder or denver, colorado, right now, they're looking at a lotf snow and severe weather outbreak there across the southern portion of the u.s. around texas and oklahoma. so, that's where the active weather is now with high pressure in place. no sign of really any act weather around the bay area, just the question is how quickly will those temperatures warm up for your sunday. you'll notice going from the around the morning, still some jacket weather early, then closing in close to 80 degrees by noon in the warmest spots. in san jose, average high should be in the upper 60s tomorrow. looks like mid-80s in the forecast. areas south of downtown will have a chance of going into the upper 80s. notice in the peninsula over to san francisco, again, upper 70s to near 80 degrees, which means if you're going to head out to the cherry blossom festival, mike and robert out there from nbc bay area, temperatures in the upper 70s. so, maybe a little warm in some of the kimonos tomorrow around san francisco with the warm to hot temperatures from the north bay in

water main break delaware here residential area, ziply road closed between wilson and boulder brookeve. it is still out there. i'll let you know as soon as that clears. worlds of mass transit, patco running special eastbound evening schedule tonight, norristown high-speed line, running new weekday schedule, and that starts today. so make sure to check your schedules on line, jim, back over to you. >> thanks, meisha a well the future of hollywood could be coming from bucks count. >> i high school student there are showcasing talents in a film festival and our pat gallen is live at william tenant high school in warminster where we get sneak peak. hey, pat? >> reporter: good morning, jim, brooke. here at the beautiful digital production studio william tenant high school, student working on something special now the last couple of of months. first ever film festival. they have enters over 30 films into this festival, and their first ever, so let's give you little taste, little sneak peak of what some of the student have been working on, it is this thursday, coming up at the high school.

shipley road still closed between wilson road and boulder brook drive.r side road as your alternate dave. >> all right karen we are dressing kids in light gear this morning. temperatures in the mid to upper 50's, light wind rain appears to be gone. there is another round of showers and storms coming in later in the afternoon. here's where numbers are going. 62 by 7 o'clock. 68 by 9 o'clock. if you're vote dag no problems into the early afternoon by about 3 o'clock in the northern and western suburbs maybe twoish there could be some showers developing and then down closer to 5 o'clock some spotty thunderstorms in the i-95 corridor eventually disappearing down over south jersey. a quick look at the airport hone for all green aircraft and not a lot of rain in our big travel destinations. boston has rain. everybody else dry. no big delays, tam. >> thank you david. >>> going on to health check, a small new study finds listening to music may boost a baby's language skills. researchers studied 39 nine month olds. half of the babies were as signed to listen to a

there's a back edge of that around boulder creek they are getting some rain, maybe for another half ourr so. lake county 2/3". oakmont kenwood 2/3". that was a strong line. north napa 1/2". the line in san francisco looks like it's moving out already, but watch, there was a break there. i know mount davidson is coming down and stretching over. it was for berkeley. that's where the heaviest line is and rain towards oakley it's mainly north and hit and miss around concord and back to walnut creek. also still in the south bay, that's where the heavier rain is picking up from south of fremont back into san jose and back to santa cruz mountains. rain ended for a bit and now it's moving back into the north. picking up, santa rosa back. 50s and 60s on the temperatures. the breeze has been crazy. gusts about 25-30 miles per hour for some we'll see some on and off rain. the first part of the system went through the front and there's to cooler, unstable air and that continues late morning, early afternoon. heaviest to the north. windy at times, cooler, 60s on your temperatures. low to mid. rememb

at the university of colorado, boulder, close to 3000 students, damon johns, on -- not let's make a deal, shark tank. shark tank. his experience with his family the abuse that has taken place against women in his life. i traveled to colleges all across the country from the northeast to the southwest, i have been everywhere from the naval academy where i met jack, moorhouse, spellman college where i met -- anyway i won't go through it all, clemson, joey wilson, my alma mater, syracuse, ohio university, ohio state, ohio university, ohio state, university of illinois, all over the country and i went for a simple straightforward reason, nothing complicated about it. i believe we have an opportunity if we commit ourselves to do nothing short of changing the culture as it relates to how women are treated not only overall but on college campuses and in high schools. i honest to god believe we can change the culture. when i wrote the act, i was absolutely certain it had been tried before, to focus on this, i was absolutely certain the american people would respond if it became culturally permiss

mid-40s in boulder creek and scotts valley.he time and 32 in truckee and 49 in reno. cloud cover with this for the morning and clearing out, and this high pressure coming in tuesday. patchy morning fog with high clouds, clear and breezy. there is a westerly breeze in place, 60s for some closer to the bay, low to mid 70s inland. tomorrow we of this northeaster breeze, warming up into the upper 70s and 80s. the hottest day will by far be wednesday. it will come tumbling down thursday and friday, mostly cloudy and rain over the weekend.>>> your time is 6:51 am. >>> and let's check in to see what is coming in. welcome back. >> thank you. i am sunburned if you cannot tell, and i had a great spring break. thank you, pam, for filling in for me. we got the green memo, and we will continued to talk about the aids through the morning, and also the water issues. why state regulators are saying that some of the restrictions could be lifted even as the drought is dragging on for the fifth year, and we will explain what is happening in north

looks like two big boulders in there. and most aren't dangerous at all.the only thing they're actually horrible towards is little black ants. jack: today we'll find out what it really means to be cold-blooded and why it's such an amazing adaptation. man, that's an experience of

and scotts valley, boulder creek, in the 40s with low 50s. 15miles per hour out of the west at napa.d airport. and gusting to 23 at sfo. and the northwest wind is showing itself at hayward. we have snow in truckee. and south lake tahoe airport reporting gusts to 41 miles per hour. this is a really textbook low. about a week ago. the models brought this down. you have the front right. and that's a heck of a system. you can see the cool air carving itself out. and more on the weekend. >> morning clouds and brief rain. it's almost clearing, and i think the rain will not be an issue. 50s and 60s on the temps. tomorrow we'll get near average and it will be a cold morning tomorrow morning. giving you a heads up. and everything says sunshine and warmer temperatures on the weekend. >> i'm going to put you on the spot. i'm going to read it to you about a powerful earthquake from tokyo. 6.4 has struck southern japan. no danger of tsunami and we don't know the damage just yet. and there was another big earthquake. >> myanmar. >> i think it was because it was land, not ocean. this one i don't kn

upper 50s for some, 40s brothers, gilroy at 47, boulder creek at 45, and 59 above cupertino. northeast fairfield and east southeast oakland, and enough of this offshore component, 52 in sacramento, 61 and monterey. everything in place for a warm day. we will get cloud cover coming in late tonight, and this leading edge will begin to move in overnight, and this will be a low cloud deck, and higher clouds spilling in on thursday. we will cloud of thursday afternoon and thursday night, and then rain on friday. sunny for all, warm to hot, and 80s and near 90 for some. possible records, 80s to 90, and take your pick. napa 91, and this is a pattern where it could be warmer for some closer to the coast in antioch or brentwood. 70s and 80s, more 80s along the coast, and 80s and near 90 on the peninsula. today is the day, tomorrow cooler and friday clouding up and saturday rain. >> i had the shorts and flip- flops in yesterday and will today. and then get the raincoat out. >>> 20 is your time right now, and the backlash continues to grow over the recent anti-gay legislation. the bay a

you and then she said no, we were having sex and it is okay that goes over like an indiana jones boulder. >> how do you know so much about domestic abuse charges? >> it happens all-around me. >> you live in a rough part of brooklyn. >> my boss is going through hairy times. bubbles from trailer park boys is going through it right now. and then of course there is cory . >> and it is who ever call the cops first. >> instead of trump or cruz should there be a clean slate. he endorses the idea of the gop con veption and picking a nominee who was not a candidate and uh sooming trump ends up with around a 1100 delegates. graham says compared to gop nominee donald trump everything sound good. and he asks if polls show trump losing head to head against hillary in every state except idaho and mississippi is dumping trump a crazy idea? not so fast says hot air jazz shaw who calls it a wile e coyote scheme. it would be a slap in the face to the armies of people who have voted in the primaries and it means telling tens of millions of republican voters that they wasted their time. i guess tucker they

when you see radishes, i prefer to buy the ones that still have leaves attached to the boulder. you want the ball to be small to medium-sized. that is what we're looking for when it comes to intensity of flavor. you want to make sure the leaves are standing up and are nice and green and crisp. you -- these have a great flavor and are great to cook with. when you bring radishes home, storage is important. you want to separate the leaves from the bulb. let them breathe a little bit. wrap the leaves up in a paper towel and put them on the door of the fridge so they get a lot of air. make sure they are separated. when it comes to using them, the radishes -- they will hold a little longer and i really love them with a little sweet butter as an appetizer. are fantastic to use. they. perfectly. that is your tip of the day. >>> in sports, the penguins and the rangers finishes. >> the game is tied at two until the penguins broke and to advance of the second round of the playoffs. here is steve overmyer with your cbs2 sports update. >> let's open up talking about the rangers and the pengu

local heros in boulder, texas, cut an elderly man's lawn after he fell off his mower.ldn't wind up getting hurt again. >>> and charlie sheen allegedly making threats against his ex-fiancee. >>> our flag is known as the stars and stripes. white stars in a blue field -- >> why was a retired air force veteran being thrown out of another retirement ceremony by trying to recite a tribute to the american flag? the air force reserve responded saying it respects and defends free speech. >>> and speaking of speech, time for brew on this. parents outraged when their kids were handed this privilege survey in spanish class. it asks the seventh graders questions about race, gender and sexuality. the teacher said she was teaching them about quality. we asked is this fine or crossing the line? marie says crossing the line, idiotic, come on, ridiculous to put this into the heads of seventh graders. and mimi says it's no one's business to ask questions of students. the teacher should be put on probation. >> and frank says, i miss the '80s. thanks for joining us. we really appreciate it

you could get dia international airport and boulder that would go four inches, eight inches and two feet. that was fun. sierra, yeah, but not like to there. this is an unbelievable weather maker. it will be a whopper of a severe system. there will be tornado i can activity and hail activity nonstop. nonstop. it is a cold morning. we'll get partly cloudy skies late. overall temperatures where they should be. in the 60s and 70s. sal, i got caught talking weather so go ahead. >> you worked at channel 2 in chicago. >> wbbm, yes. i was there the last week bill curtis was there. >> i see. >> he retired two weeks after i got there. i said is it something i did? >> good morning, steve. traffic is going to be okay. we'll go to breaking news now. this is video we had taken of a scene of a deadly highway 1 crash. this happened south of the tunnel. which replaced devil's slide. this car was involved. although there was a vehicle that was involved. it took off according to chp. it was a hit-and-run crash. highway 1 will be closed until 6:15. that's what they told us. they gave us that time at 4:15. w

boulder creek, 55. and 55 morgan hill. and 55 saratoga. cloud cover will be with us.at system rolls in to give us rain tomorrow. patchy low clouds, and 60s and 70s. and rain to the north by the evening but not today. tomorrow everyone be get in on the old rain mix. back to pam and dave. >>> time is 5:33. >>> steve, you look good though. >>> bay area tech mogul who took a plea deal three years ago on a domestic violence case is due in court. he violated his probation. he was arrested in 2013. prosecutors say he punched and kicked his then girlfriend more than 100 times. the prosecutors say it was recorded on home security video and a judge ruled it was seized illegally and that it is inadmissible. he pled guilty to two misdemeanors and was put on probation for three years. in 2014 he was arrested again. and police say he attacked another woman he was dating. tomorrow prosecutors will ask a judge to revoke his probation which could lead to a year in jail. >>> drivers are asking for more police patrols after the latest freeway shooting in the east bay. a bouquet of flowe