bob boyle, welcome back. about herman bell's case today. >> herman bell, as you said, served 46 years in prison. he was granted parole on his eighth appearance before the parole board where he satisfied all of the criteria. just a couple of days ago, the petrolin's benevolent association confusing, i would say, the widow of officer piagentini, filed a suit in state supreme court in albany to block his release. it is really an unprecedented action. although it has been tried in some cases before and failed, in that the petrolin's benevolent association is exercising, i would argue, undue influence over the criminal justice process. and they're bringing this lawsuit to block the release of someone who satisfied everyone's criteria for parole. it really shows their power that they could influence even mayor bill de blasio to comomout with a statemement sayaying herman bl , whichnever be paroled is contrary to the law. because he satisfies all of the criteria for release. this was done by a parole committed -- pa

a lot of change. >> reporter: boyle said it all began with this meme he created.it was postd to the uc berkeley memes for teens page on facebook. >> i started going through the process of filing for candidacy, going on amazon, finding a squirrel suit. >> reporter: the character got him the attention he needed and he won one of the 20 seats up for grabs in the associated students of the university of california senate. the backlash has been ferocious and an editorial in the daily cal newspaper called it a travesty, and chastised students for voting for a squirrel over serious candidates. >> only actions speak louder than words and i promise you, the people that i upset, i'll follow through. >> reporter: stephen said he's passionate and focused on issues, including environmentalism and disabilities and mental illness. since he was recently diagnosed with bipolar disorder. >> i know he's very serious about this school and yeah, he wants to do a lot of good things for uc berkeley. >> it's captured everyone's attention so it will make everything more real, make essenti

shot down an an identified small drone in the capital riyadh it was hovering in a neighborhood where boyle palaces are located online video showed gunfire sparking fears of on rest officials say king solomon was not at his palace in riyadh at the time of the incident. fear opinion and mexico have reached a preliminary agreement on a new free trade deal it updates in accord from two decades ago a focus on industrial goods and joint statement european commissioners and the mexican economy minister said they hope to resolve remaining issues soon. the basque separatist group is expected to announce its dissolution next month the group carried out a four decade long armed campaign for the basque regions independence from france and spain it sees its violent activity in two thousand and eleven but just a day ago asked its civilian victims for forgiveness but that's proving difficult for some to accept. it still has supporters here thousands gathered in b. vowed to demand the government moved to last at a prisoners to jails closer to their homes the militant group recently asked its victims for f

i want to bring in brendan boyle of pennsylvania, thank you so much for being with us.art with the basic question. do you believe assad's use of chemical weapons one week ago demanded a military response? >> yes, i do. i called for that in the after math and one week after the latest chemical attack, i wrote a letter along with a colleague saying this administration needed to do far more and formulate a policy and consider any sort of strikes that would take away the ability of this regime to deliver those sort of chemical attacks. keep in mind even though this is -- this latest attack by assad is one that got a lot of media attention. this is the eighth chemical attack this year. >> right. >> under taken by the assad regime. >> military officials and pentagon officials say this blow cripple the ability of syria to produce these chemical weapons, mary how do you assess what you heard? >> i hope it is correct and the initial reports are correct. we have no and as a member of congress and the foreign affairs committee, until we have a hearing or a classifiied briefing, we

democratic pennsylvania congressman brendan boyle. thank you so much for weighing in. appreciate that. >> all right. thank you. >>> coming up next, an american dream. we've caught up with the central american caravan of migrants in mexico to see if they're still heading for the states. and is the national guard needed at the border? we'll find out what's really going on at the nation's doorstep. i just got my cashback match, is this for real? yep. we match all the cash back new cardmembers earn at the end of their first year, automatically. whoo! i got my money! hard to contain yourself, isn't it? uh huh! let it go! whoo! get a dollar-for-dollar match at the end of your first year. only from discover. proof of less joint pain. and clearer skin. this is my body of proof that i can fight psoriatic arthritis with humira. humira works by targeting and helping to block a specific source of inflammation that contributes to both joint and skin symptoms. it's proven to help relieve pain, stop further joint damage, and clear skin in many adults. humira is the number #1 prescrib

but more recently the man behind the campaign actually sophomore steven boyle posted his intentions on facebook. he sometimes wears the squirrel costume and says he is actually focused on the environment, disabilities and mental illness. >> now your accuweather forecast with drew tuma. >> and on this earth day we had temperatures earlier in the 70s and 80s, more than ten degrees above where we should be this time of year. and while the week starts out warm, we'll not finish that way. live doppler 7 tonight showing you totally quiet picture. the weekend was filled with tons of sunshine. tonight equally as clear. no issues with precipitation. but we'll show you that picture outside. a live look right now from sutro tower camera showing you touch-tone gorgeous out there. we have clear skies right now. if you look on your screen on the left-hand side, you do see city hall lit up in green for earth day today. right now temperature wise, still have a couple of 70s on the board. we're still holding on to the warmth through the delta. concord 70 degrees. 63 in mountain view, 65 in san jose, a

even with the downturn in the economy but boyle prices. i can still be more money than i came back home. just. now as much as they used to. i consider myself fortunate because i still have a job just talk no friend just yesterday he got laid off so he's got to go back to louisiana to find find work. because there are not too many people hiring a. same downstream you know the ancient world if you live upstream you had better off in here because all the all the garbage and everything flows downstream and in the financial world if you live in proximity to where the money's being printed the could still in effect is meaning that you get first use of that money and then compounds on a rate me you get a compound rate of return based on for a few time is on your side your downstream time is working against you because you end up with a savings account paying zero percent or you have no wages nor year behind inflation current. credit. the slowness of the mood of them so much. to build us over local was before. much of those who heard the preview o

stephen boyle said he'll end food waste and support students with disabilities. >> got elected. coming up next on "today in the bay," start of the week and another beautiful day in the bay area. >> we've got beautiful weather starting out, a little bit mild. here's a look outside in fremont as you get ready to head out the door, upper 50s later this morning and then low 80s again today. we'll talk about what else is ahead in this workweek coming up next. >>> looking over here, san jose moves nicely, highway 101 right here. we are following an update though for an incident over in highway 4. we'll give you that update coming up. >>> plus, reports today to keep rent prices under control. but will the uproar make a difference? we'll soon find out. pete suratos is live coming up. . good morning and thank you for joining us. >>> guilty plood monday morning. a live look at dublin. >>> a lot of people getting started. can't see them through the trees. >> so good morning to you and we thank you so much for starting your monday with us. i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm laura garcia, woe

stephen boyle, a student, is behind the campaign. he is the one in the suit reportedly. posters his intentions on running on facebook. he says he will not be resigning. aside from squirrel rights, he says he stands for environmentalism, people who struggle with disabilities and mental illness and he is promoting a better campus community. not everyone is happy about the election of furry boy. the daily cal scolded the student body this week in an editorial because they elected a squirrel. >> that is unusual. >> he will be on the 9 today. >> i don't know if he has much to say. >> probably not. >>> coming up, investigators continue to search for the gunman in that deadly shooting in tennessee. we will have the details and how the suspect got hold of the gun in the shooting. >>> a possible summit between the united states and north korea. details coming up. >>> we are following the developing news out of tennessee. the latest on the search for the gunman who shot and killed four people at a waffle house. >>> thank you for joining us. if you are just waking up on this monday

boyle says he's not going away. >> the boi. >> i read into this story. he's advocates for a new mascot on campus to be named something like nutty mcnutty nut. >> that filipino activist detained says he was not treated fairly by customs and border patrol. next, we'll tell you what he claims they did to him. >> this video is for a rattle snake warning after the chp rushes a man to the emergency room. >>> we are on royal baby watch this morning. any minute now there could be a new member to the royal family. >>> a new report highlights the extreme danger the bay area faces if a powerful earthquake >>> good morning, north bay. let's get up and get >> this is abc 7 mornings. >> great to see everyone. >> we have the pleasure of sue and lisa this morning being here. beautiful weather. >> i think so. we rushed into summer. it's only for about another day or tw

democratic congressman brendan boyle of pennsylvania. thank you for your time. >> thank you, alex. >>> the president promises it won't be happ won't happen, but could the threat of impeachment help the prevent of a blue wave? we're going to explore that next. >> i don't think we're going to have a lot of happy people if that happens. i think it's going to be a little bit tough. to start my bu. but as it grew bigger and bigger, it took a whole lot more. that's why i switched to the spark cash card from capital one. with it, i earn unlimited 2% cash back on everything i buy. everything. and that 2% cash back adds up to thousands of dollars each year... so i can keep growing my business in big leaps! what's in your wallet? >> tech: don't wait for a chip like this to crack your whole windshield. with safelite's exclusive resin, you get a strong repair that you can trust. plus, with most insurance a safelite repair is no cost to you. >> customer: really?! >> singers: safelite repair, safelite replace. even when nothing else is. keep her recei

but more recently the man behind the campaign sophmore steven boyle posted intentions on facebook. he sometimes wearing wears a squirrel costume and says he is focused on the environment and disabilities along with mental disease. >>> now the accuweatherorecast with drew tum eu anchts accuweather wrapping up a weekend filled with warmth, starting off the upcoming week with the warmth but finish with cooler air. live doppler 7 with satellite right now. we are soaked in sunshine across the region. live doppler 7, the active sweep coming up empty handwood moifrtd. the picture outside is beautiful. a live look from the emeryville camera, the sun shimmering off the bay water. the water is calm right now. water temperatures in the upper 50s. and we have a few high clouds right now on the coastline. but this time of the year you get that warm weather, the sform door begins to close and pollen becomes the main concern. tree pollen right now it's running at high levels. . if you are sniffling and sneezing that's probably which. the main offenders for tree, oak sim more and mulberry, right b

underneath this squirrel suit is sophomore steven boyle. >> it was a joke but i am here to make change it began with this, it was posted to the uc berkeley mems group on facebook. >> i started to think how it was a viable idea. i started going to the process of filing for candidancy and got a squirrel suit. >> it got him the attention? he won one of the 20 seats up for grabs in the associated students of the university of california senate. the backlash has been a lot. some are calling it a travesty. >> only actions speak louder than words -frp the people that i upset i will follow-through. he says he is passionate and focused on environmentalism, disabilities and mental illness. he was diagnosed with bipolar disorder. >> he is serious about the school and he wants to do a lot of good things for uc berkeley. >> it captured everyone's tention. it will make the school more accountable for their actions and more accountable for their sustainability. >> reporter: those that are calling for his resignation? >> i am not resigning. it is funny. i bought a squirrel suit for god's sakes i am in

but more recently the man behind the campaign sophmore steven boyle posted intentions on facebook. he sometimes wearing wears a squirrel costume and says he is focused on the environment and disabilities along with mental disease. >>> now the accuweather forecast with drew tum eu anchts accuweather wrapping up a weekend filled with warmth, starting off the upcoming week with the warmth but finish with cooler air. live doppler 7 with satellite right now. we are soaked in sunshine across the region. live doppler 7, the active sweep coming up empty handwood moifrtd. the picture outside is beautiful. a live look from the emeryville camera, the sun shimmering off the bay water. the water is calm right now. water temperatures in the upper 50s. and we have a few high clouds right now on the coastline. but this time of the year you get that warm weather, the sform door begins to close and pollen becomes the main concern. tree pollen right now it's running at high levels. . if you are sniffling and sneezing that's probably which. the main offenders for tree, oak sim more and mulberry, right

heather boyle has been in the classroom for almost 20 year. >> i have a daughter in college and i'm still paying off my own student loans. >> for me, it's a life and death thing. as a father of three, married, i can't afford to put my wife under my health insurance. >> reporter: how heartbreaking is that? >> um, very. it's, we're doing what we're called to do. >> reporter: he's grateful for the $6,000 raise lawmakers here just passed, but he wants more funding for public education. >> i know it looks like we stepped up the classroom, but we've brought the classroom to the capital. >> reporter: many schools have announced it will remain closed tomorrow. this walkout extends into the third day. the governor says that the legislature has already passed an average 16% increase for teachers and the state can only do what its budget allows. >> gabe gutierrez, thank you. >>> tonight parts of 11 states are under a tornado or severe thunderstorm watch. millions of people across the south and midwest under threat of storms with large hail, damaging winds and possibly tornados. other nbc meteorologi

standard practice of monitoring current events in the media and he suggested otherwise is for ten boyle hat wearing black helicopters bears a pair as. he got yeah but john. there are in reality black helicopters yeah and actually the nation magazine just an investigation showing that wireless companies cherry pick data to avoid revealing signs of increased risk of brain tumors from cell phones so some of the guys in the tinfoil hats were right all along. guess point taken. other than that initial outburst of him the d.h. as spokesperson has been super jill with the media when snopes contacted him he said you are embarrassing yourself with these questions and ohio there is a there is just like you monitor the media to find this story the h.s. does the same enjoy and she says he's doing the opposite of making us feel like this whole database thing isn't going to be incredibly shady what are you talking about i mean he said enjoy your weekend. these are suing. look the n.s.a. cia and f.b.i. are already spying like crazy v.h.s. just wants a piece of the action you know embarrassing it is fo

but the student behind the campaign, sophomore stephen boyle, says he'll focus on issues such as environmentalimental illness. while the election results were surprising -- some elected student officers are upset students weren't taking government seriously. (robin) coming up in the next hour ... some teachers in san jose will be on strike ... protesting their contracts. we'll have a live report with (robin) southwest airlines is doing engine inspections on some planes ... almost a week after a woman was killed in a south west flight. how this will affect flights in the bay area. (robin) and we'll have new details on a fire in san francisco that left one woman dead. when my smile is bright, i feel ready to shine. some whitening toothpastes only remove surface stains, colgate optic white high impact white is different. it has hydrogen peroxide, to whiten four shades for a visibly whiter smile. trust your smile to colgate optic white. ( james ) and ( james ) ( james ) and southwest is and ( james ) live report.ill explain in a live report. ( darya ) good morning i'm darya folsom..( james ) and i'

delighted to be joined boyle woman complained to just twenty nine years. i wish it wasn't under these circumstances and i wish we'd have met in a new the life were very similar we both like to yack about what we recently more twenty years since the hillsborough disaster your brother and the boy who. always stood on the cold always still in the car and it was oh so let's pitch the front of us now. to the rowing exactly where. i'm on the save a the answer is well all the question wasn't like when did you get the first inkling that something wasn't right kind from work. this is a car i've worked with outside come out of this trouble and i said what. i didn't read. that's how i. was in any trouble we're mid-afternoon it's playing out on television. like so the difference between then and now i would again as a football fan is the i would have been. without brain income and where i'm from just down the road it would have been all in the televisions and radio rentals television. is that you're aware of something well that is happening well everybody you know. i

events unfolded on april seventh to the un backed chemical watchdog a long side russia's representative boyle spoke out after appearing in a video which activist groups had claimed showed a chemical attack. you know they have all right we were in the basement and then heard someone outside scream go to hospital we were scared they started to pour water on me i don't know why they did this. is. on the seventh of april i was in the emergency room treating patients injured during the fighting the same day around seven pm we started receiving patients with breathing problems and about fifteen cases this happened because people were inhaling smoke and the only shows symptoms of choking and nothing more to happen because one missile hit a building nearby and a lot of go into the hospital rooms with. the screams chemical weapons chemical weapons were used to create panic this lasted for about an hour we were treating the patients and then sending them home so i had no fatalities or instances of people suffering from a poisonous substance is but these testimonies were not enough to change the western

thanks to a drug crack into case boyle is discovered in this tiny town in fact it turns out the williston is sitting atop one of largest shale oil fields in the nation company's rest to exploit this new energy resource period thirty two miles below the first surface oil soon flows freely and news spreads the wildfire for the ones left behind by the crisis of two thousand and eight relisted seems like their last chance for human life with an unemployment rate of zero percent and wages it three or four times more than the national average the promise of prosperity in desperate times is too great to ignore cured by a common hope thousands of men and women throw themselves once again into a desperate rush towards the mythical american tree and at any cost. history repeats itself in the midst of his new album no doubt the most impressive in u.s. history. they need there's more work out here than they got people to do it. don't believe. they still believe there's a dream there's a way yes i can still believe. it's like a gold rush it is very very similar to a gold rush. now there is fresh out o

thanks to a drug crack into case boyle is discovered in this tiny town in fact it turns out that williston is sitting atop one of the largest shale oil fields in the nation companies rest to exploit this new energy resource period thirty two miles below the earth's surface oil soon flows freely and news spreads the wildfire for the ones left behind by the crisis of two thousand and eight relisted seems like their last chance for human life with an unemployment rate of zero percent and wages it three or four times more than the national average the promise of prosperity and desperate times is too great to ignore cheered by a common hope thousands of men and women throw themselves once again into a desperate rush towards the mythical american tree and at any cost. history repeats itself in the midst of his new book no doubt the most impressive in u.s. history. they need there's more work out here than they got able to do it. i don't believe. i still believe there's a dream i want you to i can still believe. i. was like a gold rush is very very similar to a gold rush.

defending would haunt aberdeen all afternoon, this was goal number two, ryan boyle minute this takingmposure. motherwell through to the scottish cup final and will face either celtic or rangers who play here tomorrow. just the one game in the scottish premiership today, it went the way of coalminer who won 2—1 at hamilton. saint mirren claimed the scottish championship title today. it's scottish championship title today. it‘s been a big day for those outside of the top flight in both england and scotland. it was the finalfull england and scotland. it was the final full day of competition at the commonwealth games today with the home nations winning 1a of the aa goals on offer. the main successes came in the boxing ring and on the athletics track while one of the remaining goal is to be won is on the netball court. these games may be entering the final straight but this is not the time to let up or slow down. this was england‘s moment. victory for the men, which then passed to the women. england on their way to win the gold medal in the relay, england are the champions. a sprint relay

boyle: thank you, mr. speaker. i want to thank my colleague from colorado who has done such a wonderful job of organizing us month in, month out, to stand here on the house floor, really more than anything in a sincere and genuine effort to attempt to prevent a constitutional crisis from happening. it is vital not as democrats or as republicans, but as americans it is vital that we allow this special counsel investigation to continue and to reach its natural conclusion, whatever the facts may show. i certainly hope and i believe that all of us should hope that it won't show collusion, that it won't show anything more than what has been reported about interference in our 2016 elections. but it is vital to the integrity of our democracy and our national security that we know that for sure. ow, one would think, given the record interference, really attack, from the russian federation upon the united states during the 2016 election, just as they have in other countries' elections, such as germany, france, and, of cours

but the student behind the campaign, sophomore stephen boyle, says he'll focus on issues such as environmentalismsabilities and mental illness. while the election results were surprising -- some elected student officers are upset students weren't taking government seriously. (jr stone) a 2-year-old pup once destined to be euthanized was crowned the winner of today's "beautiful bulldog contest". (justine) this year's champion is "bow-z." she was set to be put down as a puppy because of various physical ailments... but instead she was re-routed to a no-kill shelter instead. "bow-z" beat a field of 40 slobbering bulldogs. most were decked out in outlandish costumes. (justine) (justine) next at 8:30... get ready to dig deeper into your pockets the next time you need to fill up. the reason for the skyrocketing gas prices. (jr stone) a former n-f-l player is facing backlash after posting a picture before his daugther's prom. what was in his hand that is causing controversy. (justine) and after the break-- a new report that says the bay area has thousands of dangerous buildings-- that might not withstan

i'm going to resist my own lieutenant boyle story when i was learning how to fly. it's a good one though, if you want to hear it, and i don't mind confessing it. but i wanted to see if i could put sort of a strategic context around what we're talking about, because this tends to be a fairly tactical town. everybody agree, and, you know, this is a very strategic topic. we're going to cover on a lot of different tactical subjects today, but there's really -- from my perspective there's a couple of different ways that you can look at this. you can look at this as something totally different, and i would certainly not necessarily disagree with that. quad copters and quad copters on steroids that we can climb into that can fly you from downtown san francisco to downtown san jose. that's different. the other way you can look at it though, and i'm not arguing for one or theary would be we've been on a continuum of automation for a long, long time, and this -- you know, at the fa symposium two weeks ago, time flies when you're having fun, somebody put a picture up that i'm

to get some politicians to understand what's going on and i have been in good support with brendan boyle who is in my district. he's been very helpful, his team has been very helpful trying to give assistance to the veterans who are going on affected in my plant. going through unemployment. we have a t.a.a. program that's -- that i've filed for that's for trade cases and plants that are being affected with trade. that's been very helpful. trying to get our mens abblingly mated back into a trade. to help with schooling. those -- those tiche situations that they're in. as far as financially. the u.s.w. has been very helpful in all that they can do reaching out. so it's just -- it's not been a good feeling. it's not been a good situation. especially now since it's going to be more our older members that are going to be affected than our younger members, in a worse way. our younger members will be affected as well but they're more acclimated to the work force, being out of work maybe a couple of years instead of 25 years, it's a difference. >> thanks. i just heard folks who are watching that

but the student behind the campaign, sophomore stephen boyle, says he'll focus on issues such as environmentalismsabilities and mental illness. while the election results were surprising -- some elected student officers are upset students weren't taking government seriously. (justine) coming up -- thousands gathered to watch this plant blossom. it was a treat for their eyes ábut not their nose! (jrs) and -- great weather for san francisco's cherry blossom festival... what the mayor had to say about the fesitval later in the show. (justine) great weather for san francisco's cherry blossom festival.(jrs) a festival that celebrates japanese culture. the event wrapped up this afternoon in japantown with the grand parade. a number of performers from japan graced the streets.. showcasing dance moves and costumes... san francisco's japantown is one of just three in the entire united states. mark farrell/san francisco mayor says: "this is one of my favorite parades of the year, the cherry blossom festival parade and you know to be part of our japaense culture and here in san francisco. quite frankly, i s

underneath this squirrel suit is sophomore steven boyle. he said what began as a joke turned into a real campaign at the university and the backlash has been strong. an editorial in the daily cal newspaper called it a travesty and chastised students for voting for a squirrel over serious candidates. >> only actions speak louder than words and i promise you, the people that i upset, i'll follow through. >> stephen said he's passionate and focused on issues including environmentalism and disabilities and mental illness. he says that he was recently diagnosed with bipolar disorder. >>> the 49ers are in another dispute with the city of santa clara. this time it's over the college football national championship game at levi stadium in january. under a stadium deal the portion of the money from all events except 49er games is supposed to go toward paying down debt. but the niners say this time there won't be anything left over. mayor lisa gilmore said the stadium authority was never informed and the event shouldn't have been booked if that is the

we wanted to boyle it down to the things that we were projecting, both internally to our own staff and externally to the people of san francisco that we serve, and these three, we thought encapsulated the best part of what we thought everything we should do. so in terms of the four goals, the goal structure remaining essentially the same. so goal one is our safety goal, and we do have, you'll see on the upper left of the slides there, kind of shorthand for the full goal name. that goal one is to create a safer transportation experience for everyone, with objectives focusing on vision zero, on transit safety, and on security. so a pretty straightforward, clear, and explicitly, number one, being the goal for safety. second goal is that with the shorthand of travel choice is to make transit and other sustainable modes of transportation the most attractive and preferred means of travel, and that really focuses on transit service, which really is the work horse of the sustainable transportation in san francisco, but then, all the other sustainable modes. it's walking, biking, taxis, car sha

steven boyle is sfr stockton and says he'll focus on bringing students together and ending food waste and supporting students with disabilities. >> get their attention, they will vote. >> representing a squir el? >> squirrel by proxy. >> interesting vote there. >> i'm voting for cooler weather, because it's been very warm. seems like we skipped spring and went right to the summer. we're going to go back to spring in a few days. we have all kinds of weather in the forecast. as you get out the door this morning in oakland, it is all clear and no issues, it's not as cool as we've seen lately. as we look at that school day forecast in oakland, it's going to be 53 degrees walking to school and some low 70s today getting out of school. you might want to go to the park later today it's going to be a great one to get outside. here's a look at at&t park all nice and quiet, if you're going out there later this evening for the game, at first pitch at 7:15, we'll be at about 61 degrees and it will be cool and breezy. make sure you have on the layers. our temperatures drop back in the mid-50s by t

i have a colleague that popped in, i wanted recognize brendan boyle, senator klobucaha who saw he wandering the streets last we can and gave me a ride. i will be hearing from barbara lee and john lewis who is here as well. jamie raskin from maryland. thank you for coming, before i get to the next speaker, and bradley byrne, kind enough to be the republican cohost for this event this evening, we had couple of casual conversations and he mentioned that he followed my my father when he was younger and he was a democrat way back when, when i asked him to cohost this event, he said yes without a moment's hesitation which i am grateful for. he happens to have a democratic opponent this cycle named bobby kennedy, no relation i assure you, please give me a warm welcome for congressman bobby byrne. >>> it's an incredible honor for me to be here today. 50 years ago i was a teenager, like hundreds of thousands if not millions of teen aimingers across america, when senator ken did you stood in this room and announced for president he was electric, he touched so many people before he announced that afte

i want to thank ranking member engel and the co-chair of the syria caucus with me, representative boyle. in the start of the syrian civil war in 2011, we thought it would be peaceful. since then 500,000 syrians are dead, 50,000 of which are children, at the hands of the assad regime. assad and his regime and russia and iran have committed genocide across syria, targeted hospitals and schools and destroyed critical infrastructure with indiscriminate bafrle bombs and air strikes. they reduced much of the country to rubble. and as long as assad is in power they should be fully responsible for rebuilding. the no assistance for assad act would place conditions on american nonhumanitarian assistance in syrian territories controlled by the assad regime or their allies. by limiting our reconstruction assistance to assad we send a strong message that the american people will not support any efforts to legitimize or bolster the barbaric assad regime. a regime that uses chemical weapons on its own ♪ civilians as we saw especially recently. we have seen far too many horrifying image os they have bl

he goes by "furry boi" with an "i" -- but his real name is stephen boyle...a sophomore from stockton.earlieroday - i spoke to him -- about some of the criticism about some of the criticism he's getting...from people saying he's making a mockery of cal's student government. stephen says he'll focus on issues such as environmentalism, disabilities and mental illness....and enhancing school spirit on campus. (vicki) 14 people were taken to the hospital today after a gas leak in the polk gulch neighborhood. pg&e workers stopped the natural gas flow this morning and have made necessary repairs. officials say the gas leak started when a third-party contractor hit a two inch gas main. san francisco fire officals say the 14 people were taken to the hospital for issues that we're non life- threatening. two people were released after being treated on the scene. let's take a look outside right now... chief right now... chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with the four zone forecast. lawrence karnow: after a beautiful weekend it was another nice day today. highs were in the 70s and 80s with

but the student behind the campaign, sophomore stephen boyle, says he'll focus on issues such as environmentalisms are upset students weren't taking government seriously. ( darya ) coming up in the next hour ... some teachers in south bay hit the picket lines. we'll have a live report with the latest. ( darya ) southwest airlines is doing engine inspections on some planes this morning ...a week after a woman was killed on a southwest flight. how this will affect flights in the bay area. (darya) good morning i'm darya folsom.. (james) and i'm james fletcher. lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic... (dave)dry and seasonable weather for much of the upcoming work week. an upper low may approach friday with a slight chance of showers, mainly for the north bay but most likely scenario is all locations stay dry with a modest cooling trend by late in the week into next weekend. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( darya )(ááá2 shotááá) there are thousands of buildings in the bay area that will collapse during a major earthquake. ( james ) sa

a couple of my other house colleagues that popped in that i want to recognize briefly, brendan boyle, thank you, brendan for coming. senator casey was here, he had to run off the floor to go vote. senator casey was here, he had to run off the floor to go vote. senator klobuchar is here as well who saw me wandering the streets last week and gave me a ride, so thank you for that. [applause] kennedy: we'll be hearing from a couple of my other colleagues, barbara lee who is here, john lewis who is here as well, jamie raskin from maryland who just walked in, thank you all for coming. but first, before i get to our next speaker -- and bradley byrne, he's a -- was kind enough to be the republican co-host for this event this evening. we had had a couple of just kind of casual conversations, and he mentioned how he followed my grandfather when he was younger and was a democrat way back when. when i asked them to cohost this of it, he said yes without even a moment's hesitation which, mr. byrne, i'm truly grateful for. he happens to have a democratic opponent this cycle named bobby kennedy. [la

a couple of my other house colleagues that popped in that i want to recognize briefly, brendan boyle, thank you, brendan for coming. senator casey was here, he had to run off the floor to go vote. senator klobuchar is here as well who saw me wandering the streets last week and gave me a ride, so thank you for that. [ applause ] we'll be hearing from a couple of my other colleagues, barbara lee who is here, john lewis who is here as well, jamie raskin from maryland who just walked in, thank you all for coming. but first, before i get to our next speaker in bradley byrne, he's a -- was kind enough to be the republican co-host for this event this evening. we had had a couple of just kind of casual conversations and he mentioned how he followed my grandfather when he was younger and was a democrat way back when. when i asked them to co-host he said yes without even a moment's hesitation which, mr. byrne, i'm truly grateful for. he happens to have a democratic opponent this cycle named bobby kennedy. [ laughter ] no relation, i assure you. so ladies and gentlemen, please give me a warm wel

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