priscilla chan pediatrician and public school advocate. the first lady of facebook announces a major donation to bay area schools only on nbc. >>> you made it through the heat. you made it to the end of the week and a great-looking weekend shaping up. sharp drop in temperatures for today. two different sides to the weekend and then warm you up next week. we'll tell you all about it, coming up. >>> friday lighter commute, but we still have your commute. look at the slowing through san jose and now reports of something blocking lanes through sunol. the latest on what's going on for 680, coming up. >>> a live look this morning at the opening bell on the nyse, also over on the nasdaq. the dow and the nyse could hit a record today. today is friday, may 30th and this is "today in the bay." >>> and a very good friday morning to you. thanks so much for joining us, i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm scott mcgrew. dr. priscilla chan is the first lady of facebook and the wife of mark zuckerberg is accomplished in her own right. she's kept a low profile

>> i have to say that i did attend the rules committee where commissioner chan and commissioner wang went in front of the rules committee as stated in the charter and i understand that a decision by the rules committee, the three members there including the chair voted for a commissioner chan and put her name forward to the board which is the way that the charter was set up, and the way that they have it has worked in the past. and i understand i was disturbed at what was going on at the rules committee and what i was there and i was present and a lot of the discussion was, having a particular commissioner for a particular community and that is not what the charter was set up to do and it was set up to have representation for the entire city and not for a singled out community, and i understand from the board of supervisors unprecedented move in terms of challenging commissioner chan on the floor, and going in the back room and getting 7 votes and not allowing the speakers to speak at that meeting and i am doing what the rules committee was chartered to do. and so i am disturbed by t

priscilla chan sits down with savannah guthrie on "today." chan is mark zuckerberg's wife. talks about everything. >> the first lady of facebook. i've seen you described as the kate middleton of silicon valley. on a scale of one to ten with ten being extremely cringe inducing and one being sort of flattering. where does that fall? >> we're pretty close to a ten. that's just not how i see myself. i see myself as someone who is learning to work with kids and work as a doctor and i do a lot of unglamorous things in my everyday life and it's worth it to me. >> former teacher and recently graduated from medical school and training to be a pediatrician. the couple met in line while waiting for the bathroom at a harvard fraternity party. they hope to have kids one day, but right now too busy taking care of other people's children. they could mean your children. zuckerberg and chan pledged $120 million to help bay area schools in low-income neighborhoods. the gift is through their education foundation and will be spread out over the next five years. the money will help start new pu

prayuth chan-ocha is now head of the military council. >> general prayuth chan-ocha is the head of thailand, after a ceremony giving him royal endorsement. there's a long road ahead of reform, and the ultimate goal is still to bring the country back to democracy, but there are many steps in the progress. the anti-coup movement that we saw grow on sunday, he said he'll crack down on that if this continues. we are in the attorney-general's building, because the leader of the anti-government movement has been released from detention by the military, processed here for charges much insure access. he'll go on to criminal -- insurrection. some of the cabinet members and the ruling party. what we don't know is the fate of the red shirts. that's the group holding protests on the outskirts of bangkok. >> still to come... >> anybody homesick. >>> live on stage in afghanistan. barack obama makes a surprise appearance. >>> and is it fair - research says fair trade is not what it says. sh >> we're following the stories of people who have died in the desert >> the borderland memorial day marathon >> no o

as long as it's appropriate for where we're going. >> reporter: what zuckerberg and chan most want is to use their fortune to make their mark in the world. >> i see myself as someone who is learning to work with kids and work as a doctor. and i do a lot of unglamorous things in my everyday life. we are just so lucky that we get to do what we both love. and that's been the greatest privilege. >> our thanks to priscilla chan along with savannah guthrie. and that is our broadcast for this friday night and this week. thank you for being here with us. i'm brian williams. lester holt will be here with you this weekend. we hope to see you back here on monday night. in the meantime have a great weekend. good night. >>> nbc bay area news starts now. >>> right now at 6:00, fremont police say you're looking at a thief helping herself to a package outside someone's front door in the middle of the day. city leaders have a pricey new way to catch her and others like her. >> the person who took that package likely doesn't live in fremont. that's why police want to spend hundreds of thousands of doll

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melissa chan joins us. what are they saying? >> they are saying it's not enough. it's a great first step for the white house to conduct the investigation, and they pulled together a task force. thet released a report -- they released a report last week. again, it's not enough, they are saying, because the report essentially was a list of recommendations. i want to give an example. the white house is asking universities to conduct a climate survey, look at campus environment. now, you know, the way a woman at u.c. berkeley explained, her reaction was that it's like asking wall street to regulate itself. >> aerial butler and sophie's friendship started in an unusual way on campus. they connected as survivors of sexual assault. >> i was assaulted one, and a week later assaulted again. in the course of that week i was tormented by this man. >> in one case the man was a known repeat offender to whom the university did nothing. >> they listened to the survivor, and maybe if you are lucky they'll put him on disciplinary probation and give him a writing assignmentment. >>

my name is angelina chan sanchez, and i am the specialist at a non-profit organization that offers training, to homeless, previously homeless, and people that are on cal works and whatnot. and i have experienced domestic violence, and i have been on cal works, and i have suffered depression myself. from struggling. and i went to... and i went into the certificated nurse's assistance program which i graduated from and was hired by a case manager and it was the opportunity that i had through section eight, and to get housing, and for me and my four children, that i was able to have hope again. and with the funding that you can provide can give hope to single mothers. and to show that there is a chance to rise above the turmoil that they can experience. whether it can domestic violence, and substance abuse, but there is opportunities, if given. and i asked that you open up the funding, and provide more housing so that there is hope, so if there is nowhere for you to lay your head or to make your sanctionary, and you kind of lose hope. and so, i am a successful story and it does work if there i

that's important. >> how do you gaj that if channing isn't in your house? >> a diagnostic questionnaire that physicians go through. they really can pretty quickly get to whether or not this is a relationship dynamic, or something that is happening biologically. >> reporter: estimates say as many as one in ten women suffer from hsdd. while many doctors agree it is a problem. >> there are no medical treatment options at all for hsdd. >> reporter: cindy whitehead is out to change that. >> four in ten women report sexual dysfunction. the woman behind the little pink pill whose working name is the less than sexy. she quit her job to buy the rights and founded sprout pharmaceuticals, fighting for fda approval for three years. this has been called female viagra, is it accurate? >> it is not. contextually, i get why people call it that. in truth it works very differently than viagra. viagra is a blood flow, mechanical issue, and this drug works on key chemicals in the brain. >> reporter: scientists have known for years that a woman's biggest sexual organ is actuall

following the world decree by sing bhumibol adulyadej the military announced general prayut chan-o-cha as chairman of the ruling body called the national council for peace and order. prayut then made a televised speech to the nation. >> translator: the first priority is to maintain peace in the country. we will keep firm control, and deal with those who violate the law, or use weapons, as well as any protest or anything else that might destabilize the situation. >> thailand's military seized power in a coup last thursday and have been strengthening their control ever since. high-ranking officers have been appointed as ministry heads, and the senate has been dissolved. following the coup, bangkok saw four consecutive days of protests. frustration is now growing, mainly among supporters of former prime minister yingluck shinawatra, and her older brother thaksin. a military coup in 2006 removed him from the post of prime minister. from his self-imposed exile, thaksin posted an internet message on sunday, criticizing the coup. he said he was saddened by the latest events, and called on the

the army chief, prayuth chan-ocha, has declared himself the new acting prime minister. international alarm bells are ringing. >> an army base in bangkok. this is where the military summoned over 100 members of thailand's government and opposition. former prime minister yingluck shinawatra responded to the call. this is reported to be her automobile. thailand's military said it would hold shinawatra and other politicians in a military compound north of bangkok to ensure priests -- peace and order. they promised to release her by the end of next week. army chief prayuth chan-ocha also invited foreign diplomats for talks to create a better understanding between four and representatives and the army, but many ambassadors, including germany's, politely declined. protesters cleared camps in the capital after months of demonstrations. the military has increased its presence on the streets of the thai capital. the supporters of the former government, the redshirts, have the most to lose. they represent the interests of thailand's poor rural class. >> the soldiers should return

in the statement broadcast on television, the chief general chan-ocha announced the military had seizedurmoil. the military announced the nationwide curfew from dusk until dawn. >> the peace and order maintenance command which includes the the royal thai army, police have announced it's necessary3p@@@@úe to take cont starting 16:30. >> well that statement by general chan-ocha in the last couple of hours. let's speak to the former deputy secretary general to the thai prime minister and acting government spokesman. why did the army carry out this coup? >> well the real reason is still unknown. of course something must have went wrong in the negotiation yesterday. i think the negotiation could be one of the main reasons of this action. >> and do you support what the army has done to break this deadlock, or do you think it is something which lacks obviously any democratic legitimacy and is wrong for thailand? >> well, we think that the peaceful solution is the best for thailand. of course we also very much want that peaceful solution to be under democratic rule. perhaps the military two go

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into the weekend look what happenings the warming chan chant begins by saturday but by sunday we warm back up for 80s and this mother's day. by tuesday warmest locations will be right around 90 degrees. gusty winds will make a comeback so let's keep an eye on the into the weekend forecast, because those winds coming out of the north northeast that could increase the fire danger for the north bay hills and the east bay hills. watch out for that into weekend forecast those gusty winds are making a comeback. so saturday and sunday morning will watch those winds. forecast let me take a look at the forecast model showing all of the cloud cover out there tomorrow morning. and then a chance of a few scattered showers into the afternoon hours by late tomorrow afternoon. lot of clouds for you thursday temperatures mainly in the 60s, warmest locations will approach lower 70s. san jose forecast high of 70. by friday we cleared things out into the weekend lots of sunshine and temperatures warming back up. >>> starting sunday drivers will have to be on the lookout for new exit if they want to avoi

chan is a former teacher. she recently graduated from medical school. she's training to become a pediatrician. the couple met in line for the bathroom at a harvard fraternity party. chance says they do hope to have kids one day, but right now too busy taking care of other people's children. go to today.com for the entire interview. now, zuckerberg and dhan pledged $120 million to help bay area schools in low-income neighborhoods. this gift is through their education foundation, spread out over the next five years. the money will help start public and charter schools as well as pay for equipment, training, and programs at existing schools. the first $5 million will cover technology upgrades and improving internet access at schools in ravenswood, redwood city, and san francisco school districts. >>> well, you know, they may have met at harvard, but harvard is not the new it school. that's for sure. the new it school for high school graduates, not harvard or yale, but right here in the bay area. we're talking about stanford. according to the princeton revi

nbc's savannah guthrie has an exclusive interview with priscilla chan on the "today" show. try and check that out. >>> coming up on cnbc, european closing bell talks beats with hip hop artist will.i.am. we'll find out what he thinks of dr. dre's deal with apple, the $3 billion deal. >>> the company which was founded in 2012 now boasts 2,500 gyms across the globe and will this year open more fitness clubs internationally than in the united states. chuck runyon is the ceo and co-founder of anytime fitness. he joins me on set in a first on cnbc interview. chuck, apologies. >> no problem. >> welcome. why has it taken so long to come to the uk. >> we've been busy in the states we had to get our platform there. i think there's tremendous opportunity to expand internationally with lending, real estate and excitement globally. >> talk to me first about the franchisees. how does this actually work? from what i read, you pay a fixed sum no matter what your gym is. >> we're the very best in franchising and delivering a financial, emotional and physical payback to franchisees. our fran

. >> channing tatum, two of the best words in the english language says he drinks too much beer. would like to drink too much of him, but the breathtakingly gorgeous star of "magic mike" tells" gq" quote, i am a pretty high functioning i guess you would say alcoholic, i guess. probably tendency to escape. i equated to having a good time. a terrible message to send to our nation's children. not really, it makes sense. kids, start drinking. andrew, you e-mailed us before the show asking us if we would do this story. you are very concerned about channing. >> i stumbled over high functioning. >> it is a new phrase. >> nobody wants to say they are a drunk. now they say i am a high functioning alcoholic. i am not just walking to washing x i am lifting 500 pounds of weight. i am so smart i can do anything right. right, andy, right? >> he is saying, look, you can get drunk and be a hot millionaire actor. >> people associate their drinking with their creativity. it is a copout. it is an excuse to drink. that's all it is. >> don't i know it m. >> that's why you have written so many books.

in just about 30 minutes time, take a look, the commanding general, prayuth chan-ocha will report to the royal command in bangkok to present his pick for interim prime minister. out, heorrectly pointed will then receive the king's endorsement. these are fast-moving developments in the thai capital this morning. a constitution expected to be drafted and a new legislative council according to the military will be appointed tomorrow. of them --e release the next step for the military, what could that involve? >> it has to be setting up a constitution. political reform. setting up a legislative council, some sort of legislative body. remember, that legislative body and the constitution will reflect the military's will. that just reading according to sources in bangkok and the military, the thai junta is boosting the military court's power. the military court will now have authority to rule in cases involving certain sections of the thai criminal law. without going into too much detail, this is the most important law in thailand. it deals with offenses related to the monarchy and the mili

melissa chan, al jazeera, isla vista, california. >> an elaborate swearing in of india's prime minister. much hope is riding on this new leader. leader. true business-grade internet comes with secure wifi for your business. it also comes with public wifi for your customers. not so with internet from the phone company. i would email the phone company to inquire as to why they have shortchanged these customers. but that would require wifi. switch to comcast business internet and get two wifi networks included. comcast business built for business. trwith secure wifie for your business. it also comes with public wifi for your customers. not so with internet from the phone company. i would email the phone company to inquire as to why they have shortchanged these customers. but that would require wifi. switch to comcast business internet and get two wifi networks included. comcast business built for business. >> in nigeria today the military is saying it now knows where those kidnapped school girls are, but will not use force to rescue them. yvonne ndege is there. yvonne, tell us what you kno

melissa chan, isla vista, near santa barbara, california. >> worlmeteorological associati, higher co2evels increase the risk of drought, extreme heat and rising sea levels. >>> this memorial day, communities all over the country are honoring those who have given their lives in military service. president obama visited arlington national cemetery, he laid a wreath at the tomb of the unknowns, praised troops still overseas and those soldiers who have died. >> here today at arlington we pay tribute to the nearly 2200 american patriots who have made the ultimate sacrifice in afghanistan. and we will honor them always. >> thousands in texas celebrated memorial day by taking part in a symbolic walk for loved ones who died in wars. the tradition is called carry the load. participants spend hours walking for as long as they can while carrying heavy back packs to honor the fallen. mike schneider has that story. >> it's a physical grind and emotionally wrenching but for those who come to this trail in dallas it's also deeply satisfying. walking miles at a time, carrying heavy loads. weighted ba

melissa chan, al jazeera, california. >> boko haram has admitted to kidnakidnapping hundreds of gir,they slaughtered more. we'll hear more on what the united states is doing to help the nigerian government. >>> also following a string of attacks, the u.s. state department has decided to close the doors at one of its embassies. we'll explain where and why up next. >> i'm joe berlinger this is the system i'd like to think of this show as a watch dog about the system... to make sure justice is being served. with our personal liberties taken away from us, it better be done the right way. is justice really for all? >> returning to our top stories. fighters from the boko haram radical group killed hundreds in a town in my jee nigeria. the attack comes as the nigerian police offer more money for information on the kidnapped girls. the united states is sending a team of military advisers to nigeria to help with the search. jay jay green joins us. ten military personnel, we're sending military equipment and communication equipment, how is this going to turn out. they need intelligence, diplom

melissa chan has the story. >> brian has spent the past year looking for a job and has had absolutely no luck. >> it's been a struggle and i've been looking for a job and put in applications and gotten virtually no responses. >> he now lives with his mother. >> i felt bad for him. you know i've always raised him to be very independent. and it's hard to do that if you can't support yourself. >> my mom's been wonderful. without her support, i might be -- dare say i might be homeless at this point because my mom's been so supportive. she's allowed me to stay here virtually rent free when i'm trying to get back on my feet. >> he's heard the prediction that mil millennials will be the first generation in history to do worse than their parents economically. and he's heard the complaints that millennials look entitled and spoiled. >> you start to question yourself as an individual. >> while parts of the country have started to recover from the financial crisis the sacramento area is not one of them and continues to struggle with an unemployment rate higher than national average. it floats be

are you very concerned about channing. >> i stumbled over the words high functioning.art of his career. >> it's the new phrase. it's like -- nobody wants to say they are a drunk so now they say i'm a high functioning alcoholic almost like you're complementing yourself. i'm not just walking to work i'm walking to work while lifting 500 pounds of weights. i'm a high functioning walker. it's like saying i'm so smart that i can do anything drunk. right andy? >> no. >> he's saying look you can get drunk and be high millionaire actor. >> it is but associate their drinking with creativity. it's a cop-out. it's an excuse to drink. >> don't i know it. >> that's why you've written so many books. >> most of the performers that i know they don't really drink for the stage they drink for the time between the stage. >> especially if you work periodically. if you do a movie or if you're doing a book. and when you're notok you find yourself waulking aroud going what do you do? >> joanne, you don't have the projects to interrupt your drinking, my project is drinking. >> we also know wh

uc santa barbara. 29-year-old david wong is from fremont. 19-year-old george chen and 19-year-old chan. they lived with elliot rodger but were planning to move out. inside the car, rodger had three legally purchased handguns and more than 400 rounds of ajs. rodger sent out a manifesto friday. his therapist called his mother to tell her about the writings before the shootings began. they raised to stop him and were too late. 16 people are in the hospital. all are in fair or in good condition. >> throughout the day, this collection of flowers and little mementos as grown. some people deviant know -- some people didn't even know the two young women. both were not even members of the sorority. at the deli, another memorial marks where chris martinez was gunned down. martinez was a ucsb student and an employee of the deli. at dell playa drive, this man describes how it ended. >> there was a biker i saw get hit about here, and his body landed about here. >> elliot rodger's black bmw came to rest alongside these cars. he died of of a self-inflicked gunshot wound. >> one of the neighbors talke

melissa chan reports. >> reporter: we talk about drought in california. but how about a drought that's at the lowest level in a decade. there are major challenges ahead for southern nevada. lake mead, the largest reservoir in the country, completed in the 1930s with the completion of hoover dam. it bottles up water from the colorado river, but it's future is not looking as bright. >> you know, in 2012 and 2013, those consecutive years were two of the dryest years on record. >> reporter: take a look behind me, this white band is the watermark where the water used to be. we're standing 100 feet below the top of that mark. the lake is at its lowest level since construction. after a decade of drought, the lake holds only half of its maximum capacity x because it provides 90% of las vegas' water, the stakes are high and the pressure is on to secure water for the city. >> right now, the limiting factor for las vegas is water, and sooner or later it's going to come back to bite us, because water is not an unlimited source. >> reporter: it turns out, the city of

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sharon chan end of the standing committee of the national people's congress. and i greatly appreciate your visit so because i'd take it as a soul in your determination to improve strained ties between our two countries he's going to have coffee. the causal power relations are in a state of strategic mutual disadvantage. total i wanted to do as much as a candle to restore ties continue to help our country's return to a strategic be mutually beneficial relationship with them all. it's coming back once a week or less and i hope this chinese presidential campaign will be in the pacific economic cooperation forum debate and in the front. and promised to look and think of a question she get that to her niece to do more to improve relations between the two countries chinese foreign ministry spokesman said the desecration of a possible summit. a day die. leaders must face the country's past and reflecting on what he has done to improve this seems to repeat the action. they must make efforts to show that they are trying to put bilateral relations on a normal cooking cl

>> margaret carlson and len he chan, thank you. make your for watching.e will see you again x week. -- we will see you again next week. >> clinical capital is a production of bloomberg television -- political capital is a production of bloomberg television. ♪ >> this is "taking stock" for may 2, 2014. have you ever thought las vegas is the gaming b world? at thee with steve wynn global conference. he discussed the cow's explosive growth.

priscilla chan, the wife of facebook founder mark zuckerberg, speaks out in her first television interview. her own success, her passions, and life with one of the most accomplished men on earth. what bothers you the most about a perception people might have about him? as she and her husband announce a very big donation to a cause close to their hearts this morning. >>> and w-i-n-n-e-r-s? a thrilling finish at the national spelling bee, and the event ends in a rare tie, the first in more than 50 years. the co-champs are celebrating with us today, friday, may 30th, 2014. ♪ life is a highway >> from nbc news, this is "today," with matt lauer and savannah guthrie, live from studio 1-a in rockefeller plaza. >> and good morning, everyone. welcome to "today" on a friday morning. can we take that shot one more time? that is a concert crowd. >> wow. >> so many. >> eat your heart out, austin mahone. that was a big crowd earlier this week, but huge today. >> and there is good reason. this is the most awarded country group in the past decade. they have 14 number one hits, 22 1/2 million albums sold.

. >> the announcement by general prayuth chan-ocha has mixed reactions. the capital city has been in crisis for months and some are frustrated elections have been pushed back until next year at the earliest. >> it is too slow. i wanted sooner. the delay has gone on too long, for several months now. >> the military says it needs time to reconcile the warring political factions and it must implement political reforms before voting occurs. >> we respect people's views, however we are asking for understanding. we must put the country first. the seizure of power was intended to solve the country's problems. >> thailand's economy is in tatters after months of bloody confrontation and society is on edge the tensions between rival political camps running high. even friends have different ideas. >> we do not talk politics otherwise we talk and fight. >> security forces have deployed to prevent anti-coup demonstrations. the army chief says resistance to the takeover will only slow the process of bringing thailand back to democracy. turkey, where activists are plann

. >> [ speaking in a foreign language ] hi everybody, i am in chan and my family of four lives in the tiny room ten square feet. my grandson comes home from school he will have to do everything on the bed, he will do his homework eat and play and everything is in this tiny room. i hope that you will be able to help all of our families and help us in this difficult situation. thank you. >> thank you. >> good afternoon, and my name is (inaudible) and i worked in the business, and whereas, i have a couple of things to say today, and so first i want to say thank you, and bay for what you bring to this hearing and all of the family hearing and all of the members and so to listen to us all day and all of the stories of what is going on with our families and i want to take this for you guys and so, i want to have to really tell you guys to pay more attention to the homeless families and we are talking about homeless families we are talking about the homeless familis that live in sro hotels and we have 50 families living in the hotels and we have 500 homeless families living in shelter and we

. >> you can see savannah guthrie's entire interview with priscilla chan in a few hours on "today" show. her first television interview since marrying zuckerberg. >>> in a few hours testimony will resume in bryan stow's trial. they are trying to prove there was not enough security at the game. today stow's attorney will question witnesses who were there at the game at dodger stadium three years ago. he's hoping they'll say security was lax with fans throwing things and fights breaking out from the second inning on. now, lawyers for the dodgers say stow was under the influence of alcohol at the time and contributed to the hostile environment. they also claim the team had their largest security force ever at that game. stow's mother, ann, was the first witness to take the stand. she described what it was like to take care of stow who needs help using the bathroom and relies on a walker to get around the house. >>> a special needs student in a wheelchair beaten by a school security guard at a bay area high school and the whole thing was caught on camera. "today in the bay" peggy bunker is

deborah chan, este hecho constituye, lu nd directora por su parte, dirto ucativo stiene que actuarons deoras quidiocesis de san francisco, oa cesar muchas gracias andres anca ---la mujer quanoche aco a blanca ---la mujer que anoche ataco a una niÑa en una tienda "walmart" de san jose enfrenta cargos de intento de asesinato y asalto con arma mortal. take vo ---el incidente ocurrio en el almacen ubicado por las calles "story y king" cuando "maria garate" de 18 aÑos ingreso con un objeto metalico en sus manos y con la clara intencion de herir a alguien. ---la mujer golpeo a la menor de 4 aÑos pero la intervencion de su padre evit que el ataque llegara a mayores. ---la indignacion es grande entre los clientes de la tienda. take sot gloria martnez in..."pues me siento furiosa por que son personas, los niños son personas muy inocentes que son atacadas y ellos no saben por que los estan atacando" con-vo ---posterior a esto, la agresora se echo al piso en seÑal de rendicion, y ahi fue apresada. ---el sorprendido padre no sabe por que su hija fue la victima de este brutal ataque pues no conoc

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chan-ocha knelt before a large picture of the king during the royal endorsement ceremony. the king's backing is significant because the monarchy is the most important institution in thailand. the 86-year old king was not present because he's in fragile health. >> woodruff: the white house has mistakenly disclosed the name of the c.i.a.'s top official in afghanistan. the officer's identity was revealed over the weekend in an email to thousands of journalists during the president's surprise trip to bagram air field. it was part of a list of 15 top u.s. officials who took part in a briefing with the esident during his visit. the c.i.a. and white house have yet to officially comment on the incident. >> woodruff: american drugmaker "pfizer" ended its bid to take over it's british rival "astrazeneca" and form the largest drug company in the world. last week, astrazeneca's board rejected a $119 billion buyout offer. it said the bid vastly undervalued the company. still to come on the newshour, the probe into last weekend's killing spree in california; the substance behind the sym

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tou tomorrow, sitting down with mark zuckerberg's wife, priscilla chan. >> the highest minimum waning in the country, setting our minimum wage at there are 13 bucks an hour by the end of 2017. workers who make tips would also make $13 an hour. minimum wage would rise each year to keep pace with inflation. california's minimum wage is already set to jump to $9 an hour this july. the bill now heads to the state of assembly. >> let's check in with chief meteorologist, jeff. our micro climate forecast. and some temperature changes. >> we are looking a at colder weather coming our way, as early as tomorrow. we did see a hint of some of that cooler weather. today ocean beach in san francisco with 58 degrees. checking out the difference, just six miles made across the san francisco peninsula. going into san francisco, 78 degrees, 20 degrees warmer in 6 miles. that's because of the ocean breeze beginning. colder west areally flow. just not strong enough to reach into downtown. nonetheless, very ex record ext look at. from the south bay, peninsula, east bay, currently 56. few clouds. it is all

the man who invited them here, general prayuth chan-ocha, now runs the country. fashion,onored coup the new military council announced the constitution was being suspended and a curfew imposed. general prayuth has now done what he has vowed many times, and that is a full military takeover. he says he has done this for peace and stability. and yet, there is bound to be some opposition. mostly from supporters of former president yingluck shinawatra. the so-called red shirts. they have won every election for the past 15 years. many of their leaders are under arrest. but they have always said they would resist a coup, with force if necessary. the antigovernment protesters, the so-called yellow shirts, have long been calling for military intervention owing to what they call the corruption and abuse of the ruling family. after seven months in bangkok's streets, they can now go home. >> we did not get everything we wanted, says this man, but i'm glad the military's of 10. -- the military stepped in. the military to sort out a divided country. the prospects do not look p

conectar a la gente; ya que el creador de la mega red social mark zuckerberg y su esposa priscilla chan ... donaron 120 millones de dolares a las escuelas publicas del area de la bahia. --el dinero lo extenderan por los proximos 5 aÑos. --los primeros 5 millones seran dirigidos a los distritos escolares de san francisco ravenswood y redwood city, enfocandose entre otras cosas a capacitacion de los directores y tecnologia en los salones. vocesar ... padres de alumnos de la preparatoria bishop o'dowd protestaron esta maÑana en oakland por considerar que varios docentes fueron obligados a renunciar a sus trabajos, bajo una polmica clusula de moralidad que les hizo firmar la dicesis de esa ciudad... --bajo ese contrato dicen que los profesores pueden ser despedidos por ser gay, tener relaciones sexuales prematrimoniales o incluso por utilizar mtodos anticonceptivos... cesar ---prepare su bolsillo si vive, alquila vivienda o propiedad comercial en oakland. blanca ---los residentes y negocios de esa ciudad podrian ver un incremento de hasta 50 por ciento en el servicio de recoleccion de basur

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he and his wife priscilla chan are giving $125,000 to the san francisco bay public school system.llion dollar pledge and will be spread over the next five years. marlie? >> jill wagner at the new york stock exchange. thanks so much, jill. >>> in the business of space explore racing, a private company unveiled a spacecraft designed to ferry astronauts to and from the international space station. danielle nottingham was on hand as the curtain fell on the dragon v2. >> reporter: the curtain dropped on what could be the next vehicle to carry americans into space. an american capsule called the dragon version 2 called spacex. >> you can fly this multiple times allowing for dramatic reduction in the cost to go to space. the dragging v 2 can carry seven astronauts to the international space stange and then return them safely to solid ground. >> you'll be able to land anywhere on earth with the accuracy of a helicopter. >> russia has been relying on russian rockets to transport astronau astronauts. in an effort to gain more control and cut costs, nasa has offered u.s. companies incentives