it is not that big of a deal. >> but joe boyd boyd is hash tagging that? i had no idea. the clintons are setting this guy up? >> and that is a locker and how could his people. is that what you are saying. >> they have agreed for this to happen. and look like mr. vice-president. this way in the lady's locker room. >> and oh yeah. creepy people hang out. >> i have a message for joe boyd boyd -- biden you are being weird and it is inappropriate. >> having met him he is very present when you are with him and a very nice person and a one-on-1 and 1 of those people that is really into it. you ask him to take a selfie. he's in the moment. and look at this picture. i mean, i can so him sort of going what where, i can't wait to get there. >> you can get away with it in the private but in public sector he would be at hr every woke if he survived at all. >> you bring up a good point. i remember tweeting stuff and writing stuff and maybe not too much information and you learn as you go. >> i have to admit he looks like a good time, right. >> and he is fun to hang out with. >> and no

giants and a's highlights ans alalysis great night for a local women's basketball player brittany boydoint guard and also a star at berkeley high school will be playing professionally in madison square garden bill lambier and the new york liberty selected her with the 9th overall pick i the nba draft she will be joined in new york by stanford's amber orrange a 2nd round pick boyd's cal teammate and pac-12 player of the year reshanda gray was also selected in the 2nd round by the minnesota linx what's that thing? i moved our old security system out here to see if it could monitor the front yard. why don't you switch to xfinity home? i get live video monitoring and 24/7 professional monitoring that i can arm and disarm from anywhere. hear ye! the awkward, teenaged one has arrived. switch to modern security. add xfinity home for $29.95 a month and lock in your rate for 2 years. plus save up to 20% on your home owners insurance. call 1-800-xfinity today. >>> run for your life! superstar lady antebellum's tour bus in flames. >> a tour bus fire that's just down the road here. >> then, what's

this is marquell raynard boyd, he was last seen yesterday around nicholas orham middle school. he was last seen wearing a blue gap sweatshirt with white polo underneath and khaki pants. he was carrying an orange wolverines backpack. he suffers from russell-silver syndrome. he had to eat 2,000 calories a day to avoid medical complications. >>> police are hoping to find the person who stole a little boy's wheelchair in prince george's county. the wheelchair was stolen from the apartment building lobby earlier this week in langley park. the boy's mom leaves the wheelchair in the lobby every night so she can carry her son up to the second floor apartment. but when she went to get the chair on monday morning it was gone. anyone with information is asked to call police. >>> d.c. police are trying to figure out why someone would shoot two teenagers. this happened last night in the district on alabama avenue and g street southeast. we don't know their ages but we know it was a girl and a buy who were shot and they're expected to be okay. one neighbor said they heard between six and eig

boyd was drafted by the new york liberty with ninth overall picture in the wnba draft.in the second round by the lynx. amber was picked in the second round and will be teammates with boyd in new york. >>> talking trash is nothing new in the nba. one of the best is carlos boozer lakers forward. today i tried to define his favorite word holdda t. >> it's like a brag. it could be a humble brag. sometimes it ain't gonna be a humble brag but it's just like a way somebody come up to you and be like man you got nice jump shot. hole,that, thank you, brother, you know what i mean? nice kicks, man? yeah, thanks, bro, hole that. >> something simple. >> might be mistaken for hold that or maybe -- >> thanks would suffice. >> it's all good. >> does it all the time. >> what exactly do you mean by that? >> he stole that from me actually. >> is that where he got it from? >> seriously. >> all right, kenny. >> for news throughout the evening, the latest news and weather are always on our website, cbssf.com. captions by: caption colorado comments@captionco this is the "name your price" too

. >> : no large lever they selected brittany boyd >> gary: way to go brittany from berkeley high schoolninth overall pick in the nba draft she would join on new york's us stamford's a member of raunch the second round pick brittany boyd cal teammate and renshaw and the grey >> gary: angelo's sharp cliffs news dunking a used to play with the harlem globetrotters and now the story around and that is very sweet stuff. he's throwing down and before we get out of here will baumgartner mr. madison baumgartner for wind in the fifth inning for to one in the 15th inning the fifth inning. then 8 in israel and out like wealthy brian van aken is royalty and i like royalty. the weather had changed >> pam: lot and is gearing up for a second roil babies will have more on that coming up after the break london is gearing up for the second royal baby ha, you better have a jet pack under there turtle. tortoise, actually. on your marks, get set...go! later road kill. huh, huh. on your left, coming thru! hmm. plot twist. woo hoo! who's your turtle? (huh?) introducing the hair-raising power and performance o

projecting it will end up being less than 5 and a half percentage the two factors with one of the people boyd as apple lbe when it came time to produce a work force couldn't do that they were involved elsewhere my concern is mainly with the contractor that couldn't float a workforce on time and that's an item we used to quality people for bid preferences it is an important bid item and we do that so we can make sure that local minority firms get the work so if they don't get the work there are two problems we may have awarded it on something that turn out to be an error and the intent of getting it out to the minority it was not served we're going to be looking at this specifically to see if there is anything to learn how we protect the integrity of that program and i would ask when they implemented that review they report back to the commission with their finding. >> absolutely so would you like to - >> i'm glad to move the item this is you know it is what it is you can't unduo due the history so i'll move the item. >> okay. so you're going to make the motion. >> i just did. >> second all in

hillary clinton 60 percent and joe boyd boyd and elizabeth warren is virtually tied with the guy sitting vice-president for six years and then governor cuomo and so on. and is this all going to be. is this hillary's contest to lose at this point? >> she will get challenged. i agree with ed the establishment and the party has rallied around her obviously the donor base has. and i do think that somebody is going to emerge out of this friend, whether it is o'malley or not to give her a scare. there is no coronation in presidential politics. it is not going to happen had. it will be a race at in point. she will have money and strength and party to help her get over the hump if it comes. i would not rule out a scare coming. >> she has fairly high negatives and they are on the increase of late. there are certain number of democratic voters who don't want for hillary clinton going out of the gate. how does she try to overcome that problem? >> she has to run a better campaign and do more effective things than she has done. to a certain extent democrats went through the drama of the clinton years

thank you, boyd, for your efforts as well.ow we'll turn it over to clay stamp. >> thank you, governor. as the governor's emergency manager, i have the honor and privilege to work with -- charles: there you have it. governor larry hogan continuing to reassure the citizens of maryland in particular. baltimore i. general singh. there were no complaints. we'll have more on this situation in baltimore when we come back. so stay tuned. ♪ ♪ charles: we just heard from maryland governor larry hogan. and general linda singh. they are firm that there won't be any violence tonight. they'll stand strong on that. joining us now to make more sense of it all. we have in studio, the first time ever, mike baker, former cia operations officer. scottie nell hughes. tpnn news director is with us. and jamie colby. the host of strange hrps"strangeinheritance." she was in miami and reported on the riots there back then. and rebecca is a maryland attorney. and, of course, rod wheeler. lucky to have him back. former washington, dc, homicide detective.

the former new england patriot is accused of killing odin boyd back in 2013. at the time lloyd was dating the sister of hernandez' fiancee. prosecutors say the ex nfl star was angry with lloyd after a dispute. lloyd's body was found a mile away from hernandez home. prosecutors say video shows hernandez with what they believe was the murder weapon but that weapon was never found. >>> in san diego jail time for creator of a revenge poor website. he got 18 years behind bars. he posted more than 10,000 nude photos of women on his site. the photos were also linked to victims' social media site. to get them removed, victims had to pay him up to $350. one of the identified alleged victims spoke out after the sentencing. >> i blame myself. the whole entire time for that. i'm so thankful because i'm going to get my life back and back to the way things were. >> in queens, new york, police looking into a fight that broke out in queens casino friday. it was allegedly triggered over a dispute over a place in line. several others were hurt including an officer. >>> late las

this is marquell maynard boyd. he was last seen wearing a blue gap sweatshirt with a white polo underneath and khaki pants. he was carrying an orange wolverine backpack. he suffers from russell-silver syndrome and he must eat 2,000 calories a day. >>> a mother is looking for your help to find her son's stolen wheelchair. prince george's county police released this surveillance video yesterday. it shows someone walking away with the wheelchair at an apartment complex in langley park. the boy's mother says she leaves the wheelchair in the lobby of the building every night so she can carry her son to the second floor apartment. but when she went to get the chair monday morning, it was gone. anyone with information is asked to call police. >>> three d.c. firefighters are recovering after being exposed to chemicals. crews went to check on a fire alarm yesterday on new hampshire avenue. they found a fire suppression system somehow activated in the building and some of their crews were exposed. no one else was hurt. >>> i

boyd memorial park was closed for many months. now, there is a lot of drinking and drugs -- memorial park say few blocks from police headquarters. >> it is disappointing to me that it is so close to the police station that they could not get control television. >> the city hopes by redoing the park, giving it a family/friendly feel it will discourage people from loitering there. >>> people on mount everest after the earthquake that rocked nepal. >> they came down, they are large avalanches. >> tonight, why this climber is refusing to leave the mountain. >>> you thought it was warm today as we look live at ocean beach. wait until you see what is on tap >>> the death toll from the earthquake that rocked nepal is at 2500 and climbing. there are fears that it can sore once search and rescuers get into other areas. the streets are filled with people needing help. >>> tonight, a bay area climber that survived avalanches is refusing to come home. mark kelly shows us he is determined to help injured climbers get back to safety. >> reporte

whenever a big story breaks, i can turn to cnn and watching anthony boyd gaming eat a cricket. -- anthony bourdain. buzzfeed is here. you a list of 17 reasons why they should not be. get.guys, do not usa today is here. they are only here because they were slipped under the hotel door. that is usa today, unless today is saturday or sunday. npr is here. they are right at the front. of success with their podcast which asked -- answered the question, what would it be like if someone whispered an episode of dateline. sarah, i am sorry you were not able to get your plus sign out of jail in time. next season, pick someone who definitely did it. amanda knox. there is dna on the knife, you guys. nbc is here. snl got criticized this year for making fun of isis. that is unfair. if anyone is guilty for taking is the nsa.htly, it you know? oh. and what can i say about brian while you? nothing. because i work for nbc. there are so many stars from so many great shows here. we are really in a golden age of television, but i have two say i still see so many negative portrayals of black and gay people out

don't know how long it's going to take to get a replacement in there. >> maryland lieutenant governor boydank you so much for joining us this afternoon. >> thank you. >>> veronica joins us once again. as my throat closes up on me, we were talking about the pollen. every now and again you hear people going hoarse in our newsroom newsroom. >> pollen for at least another dpai. we'll get help at the end of the week because we're talking about rain chances going way up. that of course means wet roads across the area. but, huh-uh, not today. we've got sunshine across the area. just picking up a few clouds. for tomorrow morning, back to sunshine. you'll need sunglasses. temperatures will start out no the nooid p to upper 40s, i the high tomorrow i think we'll see a couple of neighborhoods above 70 degrees. again, dry roads for tomorrow. we're just going to see some more clouds moving into the area, additional clouds even more than today. going up to a high in gaithersburg 69 tomorrow, there will be neighborhoods down through falls church around reston and sudley, manassas, warrenton, 73, 74 degre

tonight on boyd avenue the 200 block of boyd avenue in camden. haddon township cydney long "nbc10 news." >>> we have new information now about a youth basketball coach arrested for firing a gun during a game on saturday. maurice tavares was arraigned before a judge today. his bail was lowered from $500,000 to $150,000. police say he got into an argument with spectators and another coach at christie recreation center in west philadelphia. they say he then pulled a gun and fired a shot. no one was hurt. >>> the man accused of holding firefighters hostage at montgomery county fire house has now been officially charged. investigators say paul jordan was upset over being fired from the lamott volunteer fire company that he took four firefighters hostage before eventually turning himself in to police. paul jordan faces a number of charges including kidnapping and making terroristic threats. jordan is being held on $1.5 million bail. >>> supporters of abu jamal are protesting the medical treatment given to the convicted cop killer. they show these pictu

officer daunte servant shot 22-year old rakia boyd to death in 2012.e was off-duty but he feared for his life when he approached a group at a park about being noisy. the officer had been charged with involuntary manslaughter but judge said a state failed to have prove the the officer recklessly fired his gun. >> but i think any reasonable person, any police officer would have reacted in the exact same manner that i reacted and i'm glad to be alive. i saved my life that night. >> how can you be not guilty, somebody laying in the alley with a bullet hole in her head, how is that in the guilty. >> the city of chicago settled a lawsuit for 4.5 million-dollar, with the boyd's family in 2013. >>> dramatic dash cam video shows two officers rescued a man from his burning suv. >> two officers pulled up to the burning car to find a man unconscious in the driver's seat. those officers quick liz sprung into action helping to drag the the victim out of the suv to safety. the the driver was then taken to a nearby, dallas hospital and is expect to survive that scary

it is comforting to know whenever a big story breaks, i can watch cnn and watch anthony bh anthony boyd day and even cricket. buzz feed is here. i can show you a list of 17 reasons why they shouldn't be. don't forget, usa today is here. of course, they are only here because they are slipped under the hotel door. that is usa today unless today is saturday or sunday. [applause] npr is here. [applause] they are right up front. npr had a lot of success finally answering the question, what would it be like if somebody whispered the story of dateline. sir, season, pick someone who definitely did it like amanda knox. dna on the knife, you guys. nbc is here. even as i snl got criticized this year for making fun of isis. i think that is unfair. if anyone is guilty of taking ice to lightly, it is them. what can i say about brian williams. go nothing, because i worked for nbc. [applause] there are so many stars from some a great shows here. we are really in a golden age of television. i have to say, i still see some a negative for trails of black and gay people out there. it is 2015 and we still h

leaving increase not as many market unit the ones that are there driven to a high costs everybody is boyd on the ones available and a number of people mentioned this this ties into the thing people keep unit off the market a fear litigation and it's been said by one speaker it is true thirty thousand units being built many thousand units being used inform short-term rentals as we've heard in our report could be among those it doesn't mean we shouldn't be doing something but not passing relations that make the situation worse 4 and $69 million is the stated economic benefit of airbnb and airbnb alone and $250 million was payrolling paid for the monies received from the legislation they contributed taxes to the city a couple of things i don't want to support in those legislation pieces i'll bring that out this private right of action a stranger strange it was explained if the city has an ordinance the city has a importing it if someone is breaking the ordinance and the city has to step in it is not for other people people can't sue for something involving a city to me is an opportunity for

at the gate of the garissa university, there have been people coming in and out and collecting the boyd of the deceased. and then students were allowed to come back and collect their possessions. and then we a vehicles from the american embassy going in with what looked like security operatives inside. they are possibly assisting with the forensic investigation going on there. people just heard a short while ago from a security source that four assists have been made in connection with the attack. two of those arrested are kenyan and the other two are of different nationality. here in garissa people are trying to come to terms with what happened, and why they were left so vulnerable with so little security here before the attack. >> mall some webb, thank you. >>> officials say they have arrested a philadelphia woman for allegedly trying to join isil. she was posting messages on twitter offering to be a martyr for the group. authorities say she bought a plane ticket to spain last week and they say she was researching how to get from bars loan barcelona to istanbul. >>> now to yemen where

you do want to listen to your boyd. you do want to kind of ramp up your activity. you do want to condition yourself appropriately and certainly listen to the pain because you don't want to always push through. >> know when it push and know when to pull back. thank you so much for your time. tomorrow on our noon show experts will be here live to answer your questions and to give you advice about back and joint pain. >>> this is one of those days where you actually might want to go outside and do some exercise. but you said don't let that sun fool you. something else is just around the bend? >> reporter: the sunshine is gearing us up for active weather later on today or at least the potential for active weather. we had a lot of rain last night. over two inches in some areas, now we dry out. it is absolutely beautiful out there. but the sunshine and all the southwesterly winds is going to give way to seeing thunderstorms develop into some what stronger storms or even potentially severe. later on today, it is going to be severe. but we have the right ingredients. the s

boyd's. mark: is it still there? sen. bradley: no. moving down memory lane, the new york knicks era. this is from the 1970's when you played for the knicks. two adjectives to describe knickerbocker bill bradley? sen. bradley: unselfish, hard-working. mark: were you more unselfish as a pro than college? sen. bradley: i played every -- probably i played a different game because i was a role player as opposed to the main man. mark: you were also pretty cerebral during that period. was that a problem? sen. bradley: no. as a matter of fact, a lot of my teammates kind of liked that. mark: and, a misconception. what do people think wrongly about you as a pro? sen. bradley: that i failed terribly in the early years. mark: failed terribly? which is not true? sen. bradley: on second thought, it probably is true. mark: what is your best story about those days? sen. bradley: the best story was when a player on my team took me to get some clothing and i came back -- at that time, i was not wearing good clothes and people used to say bradley would

. >> reporter: america is touched by noah's bond with his girlfriend jamie boyd.ted this dance to his alabama sweetheart. in return, she surprised him on live television. the two met on jamie's radio show three years ago. >> i remember when i saw her i was like, wow, who is that? i want to talk her into going out on a date with me. it kept growing from there. >> reporter: they became friends, running races together before falling in love. >> he's just such an inspiration to me. every day. i'm just so thankful to even be in your life. >> reporter: that inspiration, his injury and recovery will take center stage monday when noah performs an emotional routine for his most memorable year -- he chose the year he lost both limb. >> it ties into so many different things. the way i am as a father and everything that i do in my daily life revolves around that moment, how it put me in depression, but also come out of and it make life better for me and my family. >> reporter: a message noah hopes resonates with injured veterans across the country. for "nightline" i'm brandi

john boyd told authorities he was doing yard work when the coyote attacked him leaving three puncture wound in his leg. doctors gave the retired schoolteacher eight shots to prevent rabies. >> i finish a section and just crossing the drive and he got me in the back of the leg. she let go. i was able to then just run up to the front steps here, rang the door bell. >> although attacks on humans are rare authorities say they believe that the same coyote that injured a neighbor's dog over the weekend. wild life officials have euthanized that coyote. >>> 4:43. rain is sticking around. warm temperatures in the so much. >> not at all. we had that as a trade off. very, very mild. couple breaks of sun along the way too. now chillies back and it is all about the wind flow. they are out of the east. wind flow off the opened water a and that means moisture from the ocean, chilly waters of the atlantic is getting shoved inland and that keeps us in the the cloud drizzle and cloud. this happens quite often around a the year, especially this time of the year. the lets go out to storm scan three. it i

. >>> he's boyd professor of history in louisiana state university. he served on the board of trustees and on the national advisory board of the american civil war center. he's a two time recipient of the jefferson davis award for the best book published on the era of the civil war. he thus had a long and close relationship with both of the institutions that are now the american civil war museum. despite being a native south carolinan who spent his life in louisiana we'll call him an honorary richlander. if you looked down you would have seen a granite marker. this walk honors william j. cooper junior. all of us on the staff get asked all the time, what book should i read. given the fact there's only about 80,000 of them out there the choice is easy. i'll tell you one book you should read and it's on sale outside is bill's new book now we have war upon us. it gives insight to the several months before the opening of the civil war. it's a great addition to anyone's bookshelf. it's my pleasure to introduce mr. william j. cooper junior. [ applause ] >> i

. >>> he's boyd professor of history in louisiana state university. he served on the board of trustees and on the national advisory board of the american civil war center. he's a two time recipient of the jefferson davis award for the best book published on the era of the civil war. he thus had a long and close relationship with both of the institutions that are now the american civil

. >> : new lord liberties of flax slags pretty boy brittany boyd... table i was selected ninth overall. brittany boyd and roshonda gray.. >> gary: age and peters and can play nfl football again he was cleared to return to the minnesota vikings you know he missed most of last season facing child abuse charges. the deal was he took a 4 year-old switch to the switch to is for year- old son and he will have to fulfill all the obligations of his plea deal read these think reducing a felony charge to a misdemeanor. of minnesota said today was we fully expect peterson to come back and play for us or dallas could be his of eventual landing spot. >> gary: at the this pretty ugly tirade brit the camry. britt mchenry.. >> : i to be a college dropout and do the same thing i'm on television in your and a trailer >> gary: we've all done stuff that we are not proud of initiative espn of the pile a written apology. she apologized and we've all done this but on one of these guys within your wall in within your team within your family where everyone say is fine but use

. >>> he's boyd professor of history in louisiana state university. he served on the board of trustees and on the national advisory board of the american civil war center. he's a two time recipient of the jefferson davis award for the best book published on the era of the civil war. he thus had a long and close relationship with both of the institutions that are now the american civil war museum. despite being a native south carolinan who spent his life in louisiana we'll call him an honorary richlander. if you looked down you would have seen a granite marker. this walk honors william j. cooper junior. all of us on the staff get asked all the time, what book should i read. given the fact there's only about 80,000 of them out there the choice is easy. i'll tell you one book you should read and it's on sale outside is bill's new book now we have war upon us. it gives insight to the several months before the opening of the civil war. it's a great addition to anyone's bookshelf. it's my pleasure to introduce mr. william j. cooper junior. [ applause ] >> i

. >>> he's boyd professor of history in louisiana state university.n the board of trustees and on the national advisory board of the americ

people came to the boyd memorial park for a family fun day. it was closed for four months after the city got fed up with the mess from a homeless. but residents say homeless aren't the only people to blame. the park is just a few blocks from police headquarters. >> just as important to me that being -- close proximity to the police station they couldn't get control of it without closing the park to everyone. >> originally it was supposed to be closed for just 30 days but council extended the closure so the park could be cleaned up and the portable restrooms removed. >>> there's a new effort to bring salmon back to part of the san joaquin river even though it would mean adding extra water during the drought. biologists say the project will lead valuable information about spawning conditions for the salmon which have not been seen in the river for almost 60 years. if drought has been keeping the government from releasing water to push the project forward. researchers say suspended the effort now means sacrificing hundreds of young fish. >>> it i

matthew boyd has been a very busy man this morning. start with this miss at diageo.atthew: it is not pretty. it hasn't been for diageo for quite some time. the mess was across the board. north america, their biggest unit, had a slight improvement in the quarter, but you are seeing declines in europe, in asia, with the crackdown on giftgiving. latin america, caribbean even. huge drop of around 10%. it is not looking good for diageo. the company told us to expect that this year won't be a great one, but it is turning out worse than we thought. jonathan: when you look at this country -- this company, guinness, north america, this is the guy that used to run those businesses. what is the problem right now? matthew: guinness has been a problem for some time. more people drink guinness in nigeria than they do in ireland. the africa business is huge for diageo. that has improved after some trouble sometimes. guinness is trying to shoehorn its way into the craft beer movement. craft beer is massive in the u.s. right now. it just hit 20% of the sector by value. guinness is se

if you'd like to be in the wizard the film is looking for extras for a scene with john boyd tomorrow.l pavilion at 10:30 tomorrow morning. >>> tonight oakland police are investigating a deadly hit-and-run crash. this happened about 2:20 this morning at martin luther king way and 66th street. the driver of a dodge charger was speeding. the driver of the mercury was killed. the person's identity has not been released by authorities and the driver of the dodge was able toets cape on foot. >>> a dog flu is spreading in the midwest. researchers say at least 1,000 dogs in illinois, ohio, and indiana have all become ill in the last month and six dogs have died. doctors say the virus is the same strain as commonly found in chinese and south korean dog populations. >> diagnose s is difficult and treatment -- there is no treatment for a virus. >> reporter: so approach a dog the same way with human flu. get your pets vaccinated and avoid dog parks and kennels in areas with the outbreaks. so far no reported cases here in california and officials don't believe the virus is spread to humans. >>> th

. >> our main concern here, is making sure if iran doesn't a boyd by its agreement, we don't have to jump through hoops in order to reinstate sanctions. >> reporter: clearly that is the rub. will the sanctions be eliminated in total? people are looking for information and small details like that we don't know what will turn out if a deal is reached by the end of june. we'll hear more probably from the briefing here in the united states. >> thank you, kevin. >> there is a way for captainingal republicans to repeal obama care. it can be addressed using a maneuver using reconciliation. the gop is divided. it would be vetoed and a way to achieve other goals. karl rove chief of staff to george bush and fox news contributor. democratsoused reconciliation to pass the affordable care act. and what about the republicans using it to repeal obama care. >> if they do use reconciliation to repeal it president obama will veto it. there is some who say let's not waste the time. they want to put everybody on the record knowing that president obama will veto. it the question is how much time will be

isn't it clear now that secretary clinton did not a boyd by her own memorandum. >> i am not sure if that is clear. >> you should ask her. >> we read that uranium one and foreign company donated over 2 million to the clinton foundation while secretary of state that is a clear violation of a memorandum of understanding as it is explained to us by you. >> for the details of the transaction. i refer you to the state department or secretary clinton's team. that is not reviewed at this level. >> and we know that it previously 500000 from the algerrian went to the clinton foundation. isn't this a clear violation to the memorandum. >> american i refer you to secretary clinton's team? >> can you check in on this: >> you are asking about the compliance and whether it lived up the standards that secretary clinton herself. >> they refer us back to the white house on whether or not any agency objected to that uranium one deal allowing the russians to take steps in cornering the uranium market. and refer to you. is there any objections? can you find out if any objection by the united states government

she's up by 50 points over the rivals and that is including joe boyd ep and elizabeth warren.ica, is that true. look at martin o'mally, is he seriously running or be a vice-president? >> i think it is his democrat doubt to get out there and raise important issues. hillary will not make it through the general if she is not tested and a tronning primary would be a great thing. she is 45 or 50 points ahead. but people want to hear other ideas. they want a strong primary challenge and hillary might like it herself. to be forced to have those conversations. it is not a cake walk in the general. i believe that elizabeth warren is the only one that would potentially challenge her and it doesn't seem like she will yuchl in. and we are talking about a year until she needs to be in or out. >> it could take a long time. look at the real clear politic's average. the numbers that we show you in a second mrs. clinton is about ten points ahead of president obama and then the senator and look at 2016. as you say it is a blow out. so guy, you think it is a done deal? >> i do, i think if you re

. >> reporter: and moving him one step closer to finding him a permanent place to sleep at night boyds -- besides the mission for the street. >>> corporal just returned home from his deployment in kuwait. he was going to make it memorable by photo bombing his son joshua. >> you still got it. he is back after a one year deployment overseas. ♪♪ such a shame it's labeled a "getaway." life should always feel like this. hampton. we go together. >> the action cam was invited to the best bunny ball a prom for kids with intellectual disabilities. it happens those with all forms of mental and physical disabilities. >> reporter: the first ever wish arts party took place in willow grove, montgomery county. nine families took part in the activities. it is designed to recognize each child who has a life threatening illness. it was a times to thank you to make a wish foundation. >>> students and staff showed off their creativity to ceramics and pen and personal designs. the annual arts fest made way for spur of the moment artwork. the room provided the little ones an opportunity to become a work of

. >>> boyd memorial park closed in january to get $88,000 this upgrades. the park had become a popular gathering place for the homeless and many families were staying away. now san rafael police and private security guards will patrol the area to headache sure it's safe for children to play. >>> long-time san francisco waterfront restaurant is open served seafood and cocktails on pier 2 since the 1970s. it's been ordered to close down so this pier could be torn down. the owner of sin bad said that work will not start for another year so they should be able to stay open. >>> fame jeweler sleeve and company is leaving its long- time home at san francisco union square. it's been in business there since the 1906 earthquake that leveled most of the city. the jeweler could not renew its lease because of very intense competition for that ground level space. the company is hoping to open a bigger store nearby after that lease expires. >>> lydia ko turned 18 on saturday. it was her second straight year she won the swinging skirts. she beat morgan at the five foot b

crisis in police violence that's not only freddie gray not only even going back to eric garner or the boydat's been going on ohfor centurieser or others say for decades. >> so -- >> what's clear is we don't know quantitatively if it's gottenen worse because with there is not a national recording. we don't get the baseline data aside from what people in various jurisdictionser report on themselves. we know the crisis of lack of accountability is the big picture problem here. it's in the only the killings. killings are the tip of the iceberg. it's daily interactions police officers haver that are abusive, disrespectful and violent against people in cities and towns across the country that go without any kind of oh accountability whether it's the local police department or the criminal justice system. that's what we need to if i can. the bigger system. >> i want to come to you on the legal question here in part. there is a question of what can justice look like on the back end of this? part of what i eep struggling to understand is what is firefighter, allowable in the context of police behav

particularly once boyd is shot and killed. of whatever happens to this one police officer constituting justice or even change in the department and yet let me come to you seema on the prosecutorial question. it's also an issue of not only police community interactions but why should i trust the system either? i don't know whether or not the judge made the right legal decision in this moment but it certainly feels fundamentally unethical. >> this trial shouldn't have been a bench trial. it should have been a jury trial. there should have been 12 people to decide this. so that's my first question. why was it a judge trial. the second issue is the prosecutors charging the involuntary manslaughter under a reckless theory because the judge said when he shot over his shoulder into the crowd, that corroborates intent. >> is it because they think that's the most you can get away with with officers? >> no it's because it's akin to prosecuting your brother or sister and that is why we need special prosecutors. >> tell me what you mean b

boyd was closed in january and about $88,000 in upgrades. the park had become a popular gathering place for homeless that kept many families away. >>> some large trout in lake tahoe are being moved out of an area popular for tourists because of the drought. the california departments of fish and wildlife are removing at least 30 trout from the areas beneath fanny bridge. that is above the outflow of the truckee river. they are being relocated to a marina. the problem is recent readings showed low oxygen levels in the stagnant water. lake tahoe hit its natural april leaving just a trickling of water flowing into the truckee river. >>> a teenager is in custody after a nine-year-old boy was stabbed to death in discovery bay. the way social media played a major role in the suspects arrest. >> it's one of the few structures in downtown san francisco that survived the 1906 earthquake. why they now have to move out of its name sake building. >> good morning. we are looking at the north bay commute. if you are heading down to the golden gate bridge,

several injured, police captured john allen muhammad, 41, and his then-17-year-old accomplice, lee boyd malvo. in the opening statements of malvo's trial, his attorney immediately admitted guilt say, "we are not sung suggesting that they got the wrong man." he said the 17-year-old's mental health was in question and blamed it on brainwashing saying, "lee malvo was under a degree of indoctrination." it worked. he was spared the death penalty and sentenced to life without parole while mohammed was sentenced to death. he died from lethal injection in 2009. years later from his prison cell, malvo at 27, explained to the "washington post" what it was like living under john allen muhammad's spell as a teenager. >> he told me the old person had to die. lee malvo has to die. >> reporter: tsarnaev's attorney argued during his trial he, too, was under the spell of an older man. but the prosecutor in his rebuttal told jurors don't be distracted by arguments about what his brother did versus what he did. it makes no difference. this is hardly clark's first tough case. he actually has a history of s