in floral park, new york, brook silva-braga for cbs news. >>> google is kicking off its annual developers conference today. they will unveil the latest and greatest in consumer gadgets and mobile apps. google is expected to focus on virtual reality and artificial intelligence. >>> the golden state warriors are looking to tie the series tonight in game 2 of the western conference finals. on monday the thunder bounced back from a 14 point deficit beating the wars by 6 points. the warriors haven't lost back- to-back games since the nba finals last year. tip-off at 6 p.m. in oakland tonight. >>> and on the ice, the san jose sharks were able to shut out the blues in a game 2 victory last night. by the third period the sharks were up by 4 with st. louis unable to answer. the series is tied up ahead of tomorrow night's return to the shark tank. >>> time for a check of the weather right now. and roberta, you went out earlier for a run and it was hot. >> i did go out for a run and it was very warm for the city by the bay. also, lacking a good breeze. we're picking up some sea breeze out there, som

brooke silva-braga for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> stay with us everyone, still to come on "eyewitness news" inspiring hope how one local cancer survivor is working to find a cure to the deadly disease. >>> straight ahead in sports what are the reasons why phillies have dropped four of their last five games, is it offense, pitching, what is happening? leslie van arsdal prediabetes is a serious medical condition that increases the risk for developing type 2 diabetes. more than 1 in 3 adults has prediabetes, but ninety percent don't know it. you could be one of them. talk to your doctor about small lifestyle changes that can prevent you from getting type 2 diabetes. sponsored by nacdd with support from the centers for disease control and prevention. visit cdc.gov/prediabetes >>> welcome back, everyone one breast cancer survivor will be among thousands participating in tomorrow's, komen mothers day race for the cure, long the parkway. she's been out there, year after years, promoting the cause, fighting for a cure, for her, this journey is very personal. >> for janet el a breast cancer di

correspondent brook silva-braga reports.applause). >> reporter: hillary clinton campaigned across kentucky today and made her case to the blue collar voters who have leaned towards bernie sanders in earlier contests and have been courted by donald trump. >> so i know we can bring manufacturing jobs back. we have to change the tax code that give companies incentives to move jobs out of america. we got to stop that. >> reporter: sanders also held a rally in kentucky arguing that polls show he's best positioned to win in november. >> we do much better against trump than does secretary clinton. >> reporter: on the republican side trump responded to reports accusing him of mistreating women and posing as his own spokesman with a tweet. the media is really o on a witch hunt against me false reporting and plenty of it. reince preif vis says trump is immune to the traditional efforts. >> this is a suicide mission. it is -- it is not right and i think what people should do is take the paul ryan approach which is to work with donald t

brook silva-braga has the story. >> reporter: donald trump says he is still not ready to release his tax returns. >> what is your tax rate? >> it's none of your bills. you'll see it when i release. >> reporter: the presumptive nominee says he is waiting for the completion of an audit. hillary clinton released a new online ad attacking trump. >> maybe i'll do it when obama does his birth certificate. >> if i decide to run for office i'll produce my tax returns absolutely. >> reporter: every presidential nominee since 1976 has released their returns but trump insisted friday they wouldn't show much saying he pays as low a rate as possible but doesn't use offshore tax payments. trump also faced questions about this 1991 "people" magazine interview with his supposed spokesman john miller, who sounds a lot like trump himself. the "washington post" published this audio. [ audio ] >> reporter: miller spends much of the call discussing trump's love life in unusually frank terms. >> he is living with marla and has three other girlfriends. >> reporter: soon after the interview trump conceded i

as brooks silva-braga reports it is designed to help families make healthier choices. >> reporter: newood labels will make calories easier to count, printed in bigger, darker type. there will be a new line, listing added sugars which could be especially unhealthy and difficult to track. first lady michelle obama said new labels will make packaged food information more transparent. >> very soon, you will no longer need a microscope, calculate orr a degree in nutrition to figure out whether the food you are buying is actually good for our kid. >> reporter: another big change more realistic serving sizes. until now janice brown's favorite pretzels claims to offer three portions, do you eat a third of this bag. >> no, the whole bag and then i hate myself afterward. >> reporter: these crackers brag they are 2 grams have of fat per serving but this little baggies two serving. the under new guidelines serving sizes will change to reflect what people actually eat. >> we are not encouraging individuals to eat more of these foods, but we really want them to be informed about exactly how much the

of course it's donald. >> reporter: brook silva- braga, for cbs news, new york. >>> on the democraticide this weekend hillary clinton's campaign is opening three organizing offices here in california. two of them will be in l.a. the other in sacramento and she has one in oakland. next weekend, bill clinton will campaign for his wife in california. >>> following preparation for the june 7 primary more than 700 delegates are up for grabs, 546 for the democrats and 172 for the republicans. >>> tonight, san francisco police chief greg suhr has a message for his opponents. he is not going anywhere. in a one-on-one interview our phil matier asked the chief about the four city supervisors who want him fired over a string of deadly police shootings and a text scandal including his officers. >> there's been times when there's been acrimony, certainly people on the board of supervisors, um, take positions sometimes that i don't necessarily agree with. i can tell you some of those have called me even since then directly or reached out to me directly because they need to have something taken care

brook silva-braga for cbs news new york. >>> president obama also on the move today. he left this morning for a week- long trip to asia. first stop vietnam where he will meet with the country's president, prime minister and civil leaders. from there to japan for the g-7 summit. this is the president's tenth trip to asia. he returns to the u.s. next saturday. >>> coming up, a driver has a dangerous overreaction to a traffic ticket. dash cameras were rolling as she speeds off with a deputy clinging to her car. >>> and it's like a scene out of "mission impossible." a pleasure boat speeds to the rescue as a hot air balloon descends towards disaster. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> tonight's prime time line- up is sponsored by cresco u.s. with a sheriff's deputy clig >>> some dramatic dashcam video out of wisconsin tonight where a driver sped off with a sheriff's deputy clinging to her car. it initially pulled her over for a minor traffic violation. when they realized her license was suspended she threw it in reverse, slammed into a squad car and took off sending two deputies and her o

as brooks silva-braga reports, clinton vows to defy them. >> reporter: speaking to mothers who have lostun violence hillary clinton blamed the nra for blocking stricter gun laws. >> this isn't a matter of building popular support, we already have it. this is a matter of make elected officials do their jobs to keep our children safe. >> reporter: event served as a response to donald trump. >> she wants to take your guns away. >> reporter: who attacked clinton and vowed to loosen gun control laws as he accepted the nra endorsement friday. >> crooked hillary clinton is the most anti gun, anti second a moment candidate, ever to run for office. >> reporter: clinton answered by calling out trump's proposal to eliminate gun free zones, including schools. >> parent, teachers, and schools should have the right the to keep guns out of classrooms just like donald trump does at many of his hotels by the way. >> reporter: earlier trump called on clinton to disarm her own body guard. brooks silva-braga for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> she's known as one of the best journalist at 60 minutes for 25 seas

as brooke silva-braga reports some are choosing side. >> reporter: a surprise boost for ted cruz. >> here today, to announce to you, my whole hearted endorsement. >> reporter: former california governor pete wilson, backing his campaign. >> will callus going to tea side this republican primary. >> reporter: so will indiana, abe in a new on line ad cruz super pack touts mike pence vote of confidence. >> expressing my support today. >> reporter: but pence reframed from criticizing trump and many republicans are convinced he will win the nomination. jimmy duncan endorsed the republican front runner on saturday. friday, protesters many opposed to trump's immigration positions blocked his arrival at the california g.o.p. convention, forcing trump to arrive on foot. >> then we went under a fence and through a fence, and, oh boy, it felt like i was crossing the border actually. >> reporter: in a tweet he called protesters thugs and criminals, many are professionals he wrote, john kasich responded to the incident with a call for inclusion. >> do the republicans actually think that they can w

brooks silva-braga for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> and the presidential politics will be part of the conversation on face the nation. republican national committee chairman reince priebus will be among john dickerson's guest this morning at 10:30 here on cbs-3. >>> morally safer is one of the great correspondent in cbs news history, he is retiring tonight from 60 minutes after half century reporting from around the world. kenneth craig has a look at his long career and decision new to move on. >> i'm morally safer. >> reporter: morally safer covered the world in a career that spanned seven decade. during his 46 seasons with 60 minutes he pick up dozens of the most prestigious awards in journalism and became the longest serving correspondent. >> we are in the middle of it. >> reporter: his reporting from the front lines in vietnam helped shift the way america thought about the war. >> just as medivac'd came in the boy died. >> reporter: but safer also had a flare for lighter side, he traveled the world documenting good food, fine wine, great cars and he took on modern art world. >> wh

cbs news correspondent brooke silva-braga has the latest. >> reporter: surprise boost for ted cruz. >my whole hearted endorsement. >> reporter: former california governor pete wilson, backing his campaign. >> callus going to decide this republican primary sort sort we will inn yan a in a new on line ad a cruz super pack touts mike pence vote of confidence. >> i'm expressing my support. >> reporter: but pence reframed from criticizing trump and many republicans are convinced he will win the nomination. tennessee congressman jimmy duncan endorsed the front runner on saturday. friday protesters many opposed to trump's immigration position, block his arrival at the california g.o.p. convention, forcing trum top arrive on foot. >> then we went under a fence, through a fence, oh, boy, it felt like i contracts crossing the border. >> reporter: in a tweet he he called them thugs and criminals, many are professionals he wrote, john kasich responded to the incident with a call for inclusion. >> do the republicans actually think that they can win an election by scarring every hispanic in this co

brooks silva-braga for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> meanwhile, presidential helpful bernie sanders is escalating his dispute with the democratic national committee. he plans to support the opponent of the dnc charity woman debbie wasserman schultz for her congressional will seat in florida. sanders is back schultz opponent, and canova is also supporting sanders. >>> sanders is scheduled to appear on face the nation with john dickerson scene here on cbs-3 at the 10:30. >>> president obama is on hi ways to asia. he is scheduled to land in vietnam. president will meet with leaders in h a anoi ape he will try to strengthen economic ties and confronting the communist nation about human rights record. then the president will fly to hiroshima japan becoming the first sitting u.s. president to visit the city since the a tomorrow i can bombing of 1945. >>> the transgendered bathroom controversy makes its way to pennsylvania's mess popular a news. park. hershey park is allowing guests and employees to use the rest room that corresponds to their gender identity. the park is making the decision a

brooks silva-braga a for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> meanwhile, the presidential hopeful bernie sanderslating his dispute with the democratic national committee. he plans to support the opponent of the dnc chair woman debbie wasser man schultz and august 30th primary for her congressional seat in florida. sanders is backing schultz opponent canov thea and supporting sanders. >>> president obama is on his way to the week long trip in asia. he scheduled to land in vietnam. president will meet with leaders in hanoi. he will try to strengthen economic ties while confronting the communist nation about its human rights record. the president will fly to hiroshima japan become the first sitting u.s. president to visit the city since the atomic bombing of the 1945. >>> transgendered bathroom controversy makes its way to pennsylvania's most popular amusement park. hershey park is now allowing guests and employees, to use rest room that corresponds to their gender identity. park is making the decision as people across the country debate whether transgender should be able to use the bathroom of the

as brooke silva-braga reports it is happening some republicans continue to put off an endorsement. >>eporter: house speaker paul ryan still hasn't endorsed presumptive g.o.p. nominee donald trump and said saturday night that could still take time. >> let's air differences, get an understanding of each other. i think most republicans at the end of the day will come that we are in the never hillary camp. >> reporter: trump is facing questions on multiple front, a insuring times story detailed a history of unwelcomed advances towards women including kisses on the mouth, trump disputes the charges. >> he also denied posing as his own spokesmen in the 1990's, recorded interview with the supposed spokesmen, sound a lot like trump and described the businessman's romantic life in unusually frank terms. >> he is living with marla and three other girlfriend. >> reporter: in a new web ad hillary clinton focuses on trump's years of reluctance to release his tax return. >> maybe i will do tax returns when obama does his birth certificate. >> if i decide to run for office i will pre dues my tax ret

cbs news correspondent brooks silva-braga a has the latest. >> reporter: surprise boost for ted cruz.ay to announce to you that i whole hearted endorsement. >> reporter: former california governor pete wilson backing his campaign. >> will callus going to decide, the republican primary. >> reporter: so will indiana and in a new on line ad a cruz super pack touts mike pence vote of confidence. >> i'm expressing my support. >> reporter: penc reframed and republicans are convinced he will win the nomination. jimmy duncan endorsed the republican front runner on saturday. friday, protesters many opposed to trump's immigration position blocked his arrival at the california g.o.p. convention, forcing trump to arrive on foot. >> then we went under a fence, through a fence, and oh, boy it felt like i was crossing the border actually. >> reporter: in a tweet he called protesters thugs and criminals many are professionals. john kasich responded to the incident with a call for inclusion. >> do the republicans actually think that they can win an election by scarring every hispanic in this country t

brooks silva-braga, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> presidential politics will be part of the conversatione nation, republican national committee chairman rise priebus will be among the john dickerson's guess this morning on cbs-3. >>> morally safer is one of the great correspondents in cbs news history. tonight he is retiring from 60 minutes after 46 years. kenneth craig has a look at his long career and decisions to move on. >> i'm morally safer. >> reporter: morally safer cover the world in a career that spanned seven decade. during his 46 seasons with 60 minutes he pick up dozens of the most prestigious awards in journalism and became program's longest serving correspondent. >> we're in the middle of the shots. >> reporter: his reporting from the front lines of vietnam helped shift the way america thought about the war. >> he died. >> reporter: but safer had a flare for lighter side. he traveled world documenting good food, fine wine, great cars and he took on modern art world. >> right. >> reporter: safer joined 60 minutes team in 1960 and no better job than the one he had. but after

but brook silva-braga shows us: the billionaire businessman is' sh tonight. >>> now to campaign 2016.ald trump is ramping up his attack on hillary clinton this weekend. the billionaire businessman isn't the only one talking trash tonight. >> reporter: hillary clinton has a new name for the republican presumptive nominee. >> otherwise called the presumptuous 90. >> reporter: sheep -- presumptuous nominee. >> t doesn't think much of equal pay for women because he doesn't believe -- think much of women. >> he said he had secured his nomination before she had eliminated bernie sanders. >> she can put the deal away. we can. we know how to close the deal. >> reporter: trump still needs to close the deal with leaders of his own party including house speaker paul ryan who said thursday, he is not ready to endorse trump. it's not just because i disagree with him. it's because they don't think he is able to win in november. the latest poll shows clinton leading trump by 13 points. they are trying to drag a third- party candidate. >> trump and speaker ryan are set to sit down for a turk -- a tal

garo dara-gaga-braga-dagian. what the hell is that, aztec or something? armenian. ah, same. they both built pyramids. all right. uh... ahmad abdul rahim. here. yo, bro, what up? nothing much. just ready to play some baseball. twenty-five, huh? ken griffey, right? no. satchel paige? no. no? willie mays? no, it's mark mcgwire. ( chuckles ): mark mcgwire? but he's a white. yes, he's from claremont. he's my favorite player. ( chuckles ) okay. uh, agilar... miguel and jose. you guys twins? estoy, sir, apesadumbrado. no hablamos inglés. nuestro padre dijo que podríamos jugar béisbol aquí. yo quisiera jugar a la tercera base, y a mi hermano-- you-- you can save it, son. i-i don't understand a damn thing you're sayin', okay? all right. got the damn league of nations here. their dad's our gardener. mom said we need 'em to fill out the team. okay, let's hit the field. come on. tanner: jeez. could this team be any lamer? so there's no hooper? you don't know a matthew hooper? you don't know where he is? boy: right here. you gotta be kidding me. that's right, i'm in a wheelchair! ( bizet