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>> jimmy: chelsea, you're blushing. >> chelsea: am i?off communication. [ light laughter ] >> last time i saw you, time we had dinner together in melbourne because she -- >> jimmy: whoa! >> chelsea: with his wife. >> my wife was there. >> chelsea: yeah, his wife was there. >> jimmy: oh, sorry, sorry. >> now we were getting along a a little too well for my liking. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, it's almost too much. >> but she did that thing, you know, people always talk about. they got to come to australia. americans are like, i always want to go there. she came, amd we actually went out and had dinner and stuff. that was fun. >> chelsea: what he didn't know is i actually went all the way to australia just to have dinner with him. [ light laughter ] i just didn't want to front load that information. >> jimmy: hey, how's it going, good morning, how you doing, eric? what were you doing in australia? >> chelsea: i was playing, i was doing stand-up. i was on a tour. so he came out with me. but then, i e-mailed you about the documentary, because we we

john: chelsea, how do you evaluate?re people who change their minds about abortion over the course of their lives. they start out pro-life and end up pro-choice. or vice versa. and donald trump's case, yes in his mind, having been pro-choice for a long time. how do you evaluate when someone is making a genuine conversion and when someone is doing it for purely political, cynical reasons? chelsea: we always welcome converts to our cause to understand the truth about abortion. when we see the back-and-forth -- when we hear these insensitive comments about women who have had abortions are we here comments saying that planned parenthood does good things -- that gives us hope. even though they still stand by the dismemberment of children. we don't believe that any of the good things they do can overcome the fact that every day unborn children are dismembered in their facilities. hearing comments like that, that worries pro-lifers. john: you have no doubt in their minds that trump's -- your sense is that trump's posture is ma

what are we doing with chelsea? >> okay, chelsea's three steps we use sunshine oil which is a blend of seven essential oils. i use this on my hair, on my cuticle, on my face. >> okay. >> and this is in a dispenser tube, easy to use. but the key thing here is the blue eye shadow. this was something we saw all over the runways of chanel, marc jacobs. chelsea wears it in a super bold way. i love the way she wears it. >> all right. let's see a before and after of chelsea because it's fun the way that you can see how it just pops, the makeup just pops. >> yeah. and it's that one easy statement thing, right? instead of buying an expensive pair of earrings, you buy a and you wear it a lot, right, chels? >> i wear it a lot. you can put it on with your finger or a brush to make a more defined line, and it is creaseless and lasts, like, 12 hours. >> that's pretty good. sometimes when you get made up in the morning, by the end of the day -- [laughter] >> i know. >> you you know what i mean? >> exactly. yeah, we work super hard

he just looked like he was chelsea lane. i went over to her and i said the video was great but what exactly were you doing? she said, i was just mobilizing his neck, just loosening his neck up so he could play better. >> jeff: i want to sign up for that. did you see how strong she looked when she was doing that? she looked like she'd been lifting. >> mark: wanting to put you in the headlock. >> mike: barbosa. throws it off. it's going to be golden state ball. >> jeff: she's digging in there. oh, my goodness. >> mark: iguodala, you got to save the faces. >> jeff: yeah, that's a good point. >> mike: he seems nice and relaxed. they were the best throw team this year but best throw record barbosa hits that one and it's up to 27. shot block. howard gets it. we'll take a time-out. 5:30 remaining here in the fourth. second half, a domination by the golden state warriors. when systems can help sense your surroundings. that's the more human side of engineering. experience what a lincoln can do for you at the lincoln spring collection

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he just looked like he was getting man handled by trainer chelsea lane. i went over to her and i said the video was great but what exactly were you doing? she said, i was just mobilizing his neck, just loosening his neck up so he could play better. >> jeff: i want to sign up for that. did you see how strong she looked when she was doing that? she looked like she'd been lifting. >> mark: wanting to put you in the headlock. >> mike: barbosa. throws it off. it's going to be golden state ball. >> jeff: she's digging in there. oh, my goodness. >> mark: iguodala, you got to save the faces. >> jeff: yeah, that's a good point. >> mike: he seems nice and relaxed. they were the best throw team this year but best throw record in the history of the nba as barbosa hits that one and it's up to 27. shot block. howard gets it. we'll take a time-out. 5:30 remaining here in the fourth. second half, a domination by the golden state warriors. ♪ when a rear hatch remembers your height. when systems can help sense your surroundings. and when cameras change your perspective. th

chelsea is the best. she'll get me right. >> mike: all right. you never know where an interview will lead you. andry iguodala and golden state just destroy houston in the second half. now they're up three games to one. clippers up two games to one. san antonio winning earlier defeating the grizzlies. the big story still for golden state, steph curry and that sprained knee. final seconds slipped on a wet spot. tried to play in the second half but they wouldn't let him start it. he'll have obviously plenty of treatment updates throughout the night on espn. so for all of us mike breen saying thanks for watching abc the nba finals. stay tuned. on abc. that's the more human side of engineering. experience what a lincoln can do for you at the lincoln spring collection event. your choice of the lincoln mkc or mkz for $289 a month, >>> here we are wrapping up an interesting sunday on nba playoff action. the warriors are officially up 3-1 in this series. no surprise there. let's start with the results of the game before we get into the injury situation.

. >> up next, university of toledo history lecturer chelsea griffis talks about how conservative women reacted to the introduction of equal rights amendment in the 1970's. we interviewed ms. griffis at the meeting of american historians in providence, rhode island. this is about 50 minutes. >> chelsea griffis, for those who have forgotten or never knew, what is the equal rights amendment? ms. griffis: a failed constitutional amendment that would have legally fought equality for men and women, regardless of sex. inwas originally introduced 1923 by alice paul. people might know her from the national woman's party, a radical suffrage group. during the 1910's especially, sheep brought it forth to greater stabilize political equality between men and women. for the 1920's, it was unfathomable for most people. it was brought up again between the 1920's and 1970's, but never got much credit. it did not go farther than congressional committees. 1972, there was a lot of work in the house and senate, and he got brought up for ratification in 1972 to be sent to the states, yes or no, do we want th

chelsea would be the last to want people to know that. chelsea is such a great friend of melissa young and i want to bring them on stage. this is an unbelievable woman. can i ask melissa to come up on stage, please? thank you. thanks, everybody. >> i love you, too. i love this man. he is the greatest man i have ever met. his heart is made of pure gold. he saved me in so many ways and changed my world. he give me a lot of gifts of compassion and showing my son how to pay it forward. but above this if this man becomes president of the united states of america he is going to give me the best gift ever and that is i know when i leave this world i will not be here to watch my son grow but i will know he is going to grow up in a country that is safe. that is what every mother wishes for. please, tomorrow vote for mr. trump. give yourself that sense of peace. he is the greatest man i ever met and he is going to make america great again. thank you all so much. god bless you. >> that is an amazing story. we will make sure it goes as well as it can

. >>> we go inside the green table at chelsea market for the dining deals on the menu. >>> heading back outside. we will check in with vanessa murdock who has the forecast. >> it is chilly out here right now. we're talking wind chills in the 30s and low 40s. but it is going to be a beautiful day for the march of dimes, march for babies. one in 10 babies is born prematurely. and the march of dimes is trying to change that to her research and education. who will have more on that and the full forecast coming up. blinds to go's new cascade shades. gentle diffused light when you want it. darkened privacy when you don't. modern elegance always. right now take 30% off our entire selection of beautiful cascade shades. let the sun shine in. it's all good. blinds to go. blinds to go's new cascade shades. gentle diffused light when you want it. darkened privacy when you don't. modern elegance always. right now take 30% off our entire selection of beautiful cascade shades. let the sun shine in. or don't. it's all good. blinds to go. blinds for life. >>> bruce springsteen honored prince at his conc

former president bill clinton accompanied his daughter chelsea to serve as moderator of a discussion on various policy initiatives. the event continues through the weekend. >>> earthquakes it was another nate nailbiter at oracle arena in oakland tonight and ended in defeat for our defending nba champion. the golden state warriors squared off against the boston celtics with history on the line tonight tonight. in the end the warriors lost 109-106. rare home loss. >> reporter: a major shocker out hire at oracle arena tonight as the golden state warriors lose at home in the regular season for the first time since january, 2015, bringing an end to their 36- game regular season home winning streak. and a 54th regular home game winning streak dating back to last season. look at the dejected crowd as they walk out of the reason. the boston celtics forced the warriors to turn the ball over 22 times and golden state just couldn't recover. for a while it seems like the warriors were going to pull it off. they certainly didn't play their best but a 21 point third quarter from stephan curry kept

. >> putting politics aside, a look at what brought bill clinton and daughter chelsea to oakland. >>> coming up at 5:00. from chp officer to dog catcher. a ten-pound pup caused a big fuss on the bay bridge. >>> sails of tesla's new model 3 aren't leg down. the ceo tweeted today that 276,000 preorders have been made by the end of saturday. customers are putting a $1,000 deposit on a car they haven't seen yet. model 3 starting price is $35,000. delivery is scheduled for late 2017. >>> oakland's newest hospital is set to open tomorrow. highland hospital's new acute care tower will open. it replaces a 1960s era building. the new tower is a centerpiece of a $668 million renovation project. the largest construction project ever fund be alameda county. >> former president bill clinton and daughter chelsea joined bay area students in a day of community service. we were in oakland at the haven's court campuses as they worked to spruce up the campus. student volunteers did a lot of outside work, planting trees and painting murals. today residents event was hosted by the clinton global academy a

chelsea christian top will deliver a speech, former president clinton will sit down for a conversation with conan o'brien. tomorrow both clintons will join others for a day of service at a school in oakland. >>> this story proves there's a world record for just about everything and today a young man broke one he never heard of until now. we were at fremont american high school where owen farmer took center stage atop a unicycle, setting a record for solving the most rubiks cubes while pedaling a unicycle at 117. so why did farm set out to break the senator. >> for my own just -- personal satisfaction and help out the charity i'm fundraising for. >> what charity is that? >> helps -- >> a good reason to do this. tomorrow farmer will bring his unicycle to san francisco to break two more records. me most stairs climbed on a unicycle and the most stairs climbed in 30 seconds on a unicycle. good to see and going to good cause, rubic's cube in the weather department. >> first up, learn how to solve a rubik's cube and then learn how to ride a unicycle. we're rain fry. a live look on this satur

. >>> former president clinton and daughter chelsea led the charge as hundreds of students rolled up their sleeves for a community project in oakland. the day of action was held and it was home to five schools that opened. marianne favro has the details. >> reporter: the clinton global academy teamed up with the open unified school district to host this event. and hope mayor libby shaft, shees what the one who introduced everyone. >> and when they come to school on monday, they are going to feel a connectivity to you, because you have given your service to them today. >> reporter: chelsea clinton, who is pregnant took the stage to talk about the importance of giving back. then her father, president clinton talked about why the clinton global academy organizes grassroots events like today's to help improve the lives of kids. >> we're going to be working on planting gardens, cleaning up facilities and demonstrating to the children who will show up and see your work that they matter. that they matter. [cheers and applause] >> that's the most important thing. >> retired marshawn lynch an

first two games in the bay bridge s >>> right now former president bill clinton and his daughter, chelsea, are front and center at the uc berkeley campus. the father-daughter tandem are taking part in the clinton global initiative meeting. tonight chelsea clinton will deliver a speedway and former president clinton will sit down with a conversation with conan o'bryan. others will join them for a day of service in oakland. >>> radar guns are being used to slow down mountain bikers. the park rangers will be hiding out looking for speeding riders which they consider dangerous. the speed limit is 15 miles-per-hour. opponents said it's easy to double that going downhill. rangers tested the idea at the mill valley sausolito trail last year. they issued 64 citations and warrants. >>> cheers for a young man shattering a world record at american high school. owen farmer solved 117 rubic's cubes with a hitch, while pedaling a unicycle. he did it while raising money for charity. >> for my own -- for personal satisfaction and help out the charity i'm fundraising for. >> what charity. >> helps -- >> t

two games in the bay bridge series, >>> right now former president bill clinton and his daughter, chelsea, are front and center at the uc berkeley campus. the father-daughter tandem are taking part in the clinton global initiative meeting. tonight chelsea clinton will deliver a speedway and former president clinton will sit down with a conversation with conan o'bryan. others will join them for a day of service in oakland. >>> radar guns are being used to slow down mountain bikers. the park rangers will be hiding out looking for speeding riders which they consider dangerous. the speed limit is 15 miles-per-hour. opponents said it's easy to double that going downhill. rangers tested the idea at the mill valley sausolito trail last year. they issued 64 citations and warrants. >>> cheers for a young man shattering a world record at american high school. owen farmer solved 117 rubic's cubes with a hitch, while pedaling a unicycle. he did it while raising money for charity. >> for my own -- for personal satisfaction and help out the charity i'm fundraising for. >> what charity. >> helps -- >> t

. >>> new at 5:00, president clinton and his daughter chelsea x studs in a community project to fix upcampus in oakland. part of a day of action with the clinton foundation. what they have accomplished, we've seen a lot of the clintons in the bay area lately. >> yes, especially last three days. they cheered on hundreds of volunteers as they worked to spruce up the campus, home to five different schools in oakland. oakland mayori/k welcomed the student volunteers this morning and then chelsea clinton, who is pregnant, took to the stage to talk about the importance of giving back. president clinton then talked about why the clinton global academy organizes grassroots events like this to help improve the lives of kids. >> you're here not only helping them have a better environment to live and work and learn inçó bu also to support their journey through life. >> oakland natives, retired seattle seahawks running back marshawn lynch and free agent quarterback josh johnson also helped with the project. joining volunteers as they plant a tree and painted murals. they also cleaned up the athlet

. >> chelsea handler and eric banner are here.not change the channel. >>> happening now on our website. a same sex couple won a custody battle against a surrogate in thailand. she gave birth to their child but wanted to keep the child when she found out the parents were gay. >>> dogs hate being hugged and are actually stressed out by this sort of affection. >>> it's a bold demand, create a panic button and put in a gps. that's the order tonight from india's government. they're trying to force smart phone makers to include those two features. if they don't, india will not allow those companies to sell their phones in their country. >>> quarterly revenue fell for apple for the first time in more than a decade. the drop in iphone sales is to blame. they sold 61 million fewer phones at this point than it did last year. also the apple watch has not generated as much interest as expected. the to go fell 7%, it's at least than $100 a share. >>> what brought steve kerr nearly to tears today, we'll show you next. i would kill for something

the city down to where it was yesterday morning, 50506789 in in chelsea, same thing in hoboken. 36 in sussex, jackets needed, by the afternoon, warmer today than yesterday. a few high clouds working their way in from the west. the rain clouds are further out crawling slowly in our direction. that gets in here tomorrow. a nice looking day, just an increase in clouds. a good deal of sunshine, breezy and warm. forecasting a high today of 75 degrees. it's a thursday morning. let's say good morning to lauren scala. good morning. >> good morning. suspension on the 6 train, no service in both directions between pelham bay park because of a police investigation. very colorful today, so make sure you're aware there will be delays and service changes. >>> new this morning, video and a sketch of the man police say attacked a woman in prospect park. she was jogging early yesterday morning when the suspect threw her to the ground and told her he was going to rape her. "today in new york's" jen maxfield is in prospect park with the sketch police want you to see. jen? >> reporter: that's right. this

chelsea clinton and u.s. president janet napolitano are also taking part. the annual conference opened last night. the initiative is designed to bring together experts, university leaders, students and celebrities to find solutions to the world's most challenging problems. >>> airbnb launched a crackdown on hosts who violate san francisco's laws on short-term rentals. nbc bay area's marianne favro joining us with a look at what it does to stop people cashing in on breaking the rules. >> reporter: san francisco has a law on the books that says homeowners can only list their primary residence on short-term rentals. airbnb today said it's going to do two specific things. first it's going to investigate people who list multiple san francisco homes and it says it will purge the listing of hosts who've turned private homes into illegal hotels. according to airbnb, as of mid-march, more than 1,000 of its house listings in san francisco were controlled by hosts who list more than one home for rent on their site. that's 1/5 of all the house listings in san francisco

confidences today, chelsea clinton -- kevin: today, chelsea clinton stumped for her mother. was a 2008 clinton campaign volunteer. >> the main reason i support her is because of her experience. she is the most experienced candidate by far. >> he will get slaughtered by hillary. >> yesterday, donald trump took aim at opponent john kasich in a rally on the eastern shore. >> and i believe the people of maryland want to get behind a positive, hospital mystic, forward looking, conservative campaign. kevin: this morning cruz spoke to a crowd of 1,000 in a theater around frederick. this burst of attention is because next tuesday, maryland, connecticut, delaware, island will all hold their primary elections. the maryland state board of election says it has more than 3 million registered voters on file. by noon today, 6% have taken advantage of the early voting at polling places like this one in silver spring. >> it's easy. i breezed in. the line was maybe two or three people. so i was able to go straight to a booth without any problem. kevin: this is a message for anyone who has not

[applause] announcer: up next, university announcer: up next, university of toledo chelsea griffis talks about how conservative women reacted to the equal rights amendment.

chelsea, a lot of apartments there. it's either going to smell really, really good to you or be really annoying. >> good point. >> susan x thanks so much. >>> the uconn lady huskies will take a victory lap through campus following their historic ncaa win. the national championship goes to connecticut for the fourth year in a row. >> the 82-51 victory over over syracuse was historical for the head coach. he has now led the lady huskies to 11 championships, the most in college basketball for men's or women's teams. the victory lap starts just after 5:00 p.m. in stores, connecticut. >> run april victory lap a lot now. >> many times. >> what a great program. >>> 6:11. see the item that may hold quite a bit of magic. >>> plus, weather and traffic on the 4s is coming up. you're watching "today in new fios is not cable. we're wired differently. we guarantee to make switching easier. we'll show up on time. you're right on time. as promised. to install fios and set up the wi-fi that janet, jamie, jenny, jemma, and jasmine need o

on february 27, 1980, hillary rodham gave birth to they are daughter, chelsea.at november bill clinton lost his re-election to the governorship. >> hillary and i have shed a few tears for our loss of last evening but accept the will of of people. >> after that, hillary stepped in and took over management of his political career, and that was really the start of her involvement in politics. >> to focus on the campaign, hillary took a leave from her law firm. switched from thick-lensed glasses to contacted and began to use the name clinton. she was accepting the cosmetic choices of an arkansas first lady. >> in order to avoid any problem and fout to rest, i will forever be known as hillary rodham clinton. >> she was the campaign manager. she was the boss. she describes her role as having chelsea in one arm on her hip and going door to door for bill. nonsense. she would sit next to me and we'd work on the advertising negatives and positives. >> reporter: in 1982, bill clinton named governor of arkansas again and hillary clinton assumed an unprecedented role. head o

[applause] announcer: up next, university announcer: up next, university of toledo chelsea griffis talks about how conservative women reacted to the equal rights amendment. c-span american history tv interviewed her at the 2016 annual meeting of american historians in providence, rhode island. this is about 15 minutes. >> for those of you who have forgotten or never know, what is equal rights amendment? ms. griffis: it would have legally brought equality for women and men regardless of sex. it was originally introduced in 1923 by alice paul. people may know her from the national woman's party, a radical suffrage group during the 1910s and she brought it forth as a way to greater stabilize political equality between men and women. for the 1920's it was something unfathomable for most people and it was brought up again in between the time of the 1920's and 1970's, but never really got much credit. it did not go farther than any congressional committee, but in 1972, thanks to a lot of work in the house and the senate, it got brought for ratification in 1972 to be sent to the state to say, y

this is about 50 minutes. >> chelsea griffis, for those who have forgotten or never knew, what is the equal rights amendment? ms. griffis: a failed constitutional amendment that would have legally ft

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joe's coffee in chelsea had their c, placed down low, behind a bench. benton cafe, it was like a san franciscoier hunt, trying to find their grade. >> that is it. -- a scavenger hunt, trying to find their grade. >> reporter: in many cases grade pending can be used to appeal a c grade. but often they illegally keep the grade pending in the window. >> reporter: what was your last grade you had? >> i believe an a. >> reporter: not true. they lost their appeal of their c. that required them to take down the grade pending and post the c. they have already been fined twice for not posting their grade. >> negativetively affects business. >> reporter: we visited 38 restaurants with cs. the majority, 20, either posted no grade, hid their grade, or falsely put up a grade pending. in response to our investigation a health department spokesman says they have and will find restaurants that do not post their grades. eyewitness news. >>> a chance to clear out your medicine cabinet. coming up on eyewitness news at 5:00, a way to safely toss prescriptions, no questions

this time not hillary but george and chelsea. earlier today chelsea sat in on this contest. the goal is to inspire young people to explore innovation and creati creati creativity. >>> okay. let's take you outside. we're kicking off the weekend with lots of sunshine and with baseball, what goes better. the giants are hosting the a's at at&t park. colin is on the field and we check on the forecast with jeff ranieri. >> it looks like we'll see the cool weather in san francisco as we take a look. we have sunny skies and 59 for the first pitch right here on nbc bay area. 55 degrees. by 9:00 p.m. the clouds are with us and 52. winds will be gusty. about 25 miles per hour. something else to think about when it comes to the san francisco giants players. they have to be well conditioned to play in all kinds of different weather. you can see here the temperature averages may, june, july continue in the 60s, but in july they could go for a game here with an average of 107 in phoenix. so certainly our players are the best, there's no doubt about that. >> san francisco's better than phoe

. >> reporter: chelsea and brian were introduced through friends. max and donna in the in high school and married seven years later. >> july was 32 years. >> reporter: what makes the relationships work? now there could be a scientific answer. dna testing companies claim they can tell you how compatible you are with your mate. and it's as simple as putting saliva in a test tube and sending it to be analyzed. >> i'll do it for you, honey. >> it's interesting but i'm not -- . [laughter] little bit of spit holds a ton of information. it can measure things like serotonin, do pamine and it can tell you how you might react, if you are impulsive, and your ability to deal with stress but it's a basic romantic connection that makes the relationships work. >> you have to common interests. you have to compatibility in your personality and it's much more than just dna testing. >> reporter: in these cases, the results are good, 80% for max and donna. >> that's probably why we stayed together so long. >> reporter: and chelsea and brian? >> heechts he wants to fram

shop at 61, ninth in chelsea at 15th st. where those coffee shops are and it will be the biggest shop ever, bigger -- what do you do with all that space? you introduce customers, let baristas and it can happen. ben: almost like a winery. it sounds better. juliet: if you ever had coffee beans and tea leaves. >> reporter: my favorite. ti-hua: all over the upper west side. ben: the la trend. juliet: we like them all. i stop at dunkin' donuts all the time. >> reporter: dunkin' donuts has been making an aggressive push. i see new ones pop up. ben: a very convenient one in long beach. it is a pleasure to talk business with you. ben: have an excellent day, stay warm, catch it on the foxbusiness network. >> meteorologist: it is cold again but tomorrow it will be the roller coaster swing, sunny chilly start, the winds are lighter, tonight the clouds thicken up, shower chances pickup as time goes on, rain tomorrow, cloudy with mild rain coming through, time to play a little catch-up, catching up over the next few days but tomorrow is

chelsea clinton showed up and voted of course and done fald trump junior voted as well. showing off their stickers across associations media. 126,000 people found out they had been purged from the voter rolls saying i tried to vote for bernie sanders. you can't count out social media trend without a cap kevin -- quijano reeves kweeting out, different candidates dressed up as cats yesterday after all of this prrrsidential election. you have ted as a cat. i like donald trump with the toupee and the hair piece and a cat as well. you can't have social media trends without some cat videos. >> those are good ones. i can't get over that dop el ba ganger. i didn't know maury povich was still on tv. >> he this had a very watchful eye of the viewers. >> always love his segments. it is 20 minutes to the top of the hour. contested gop convention becoming more and more likely. >> our next guest breaks it all down. i take prilosec otc each morning for my frequent heartburn because you can't beat zero heartburn! ahhh the sweet taste of victory! prilosec otc. one pill each morning. 24 h

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. >>> chelsea clinton spent part of her day in our hillary clinton.ea spoke to supporters in silver spring and the beltsville library in prince george county. >>> we are just getting started here on a busy day for wusa 9 news at 5:00. >>> sentencing day for the outspoken postal worker that landed his gyro copter on the capital lawn. >> after the break, heart- breaking details and reaction after a 2-year-old dies after being left in a hot car. arolina. married 27 years. raised 6 kids. including 5 boys. he had grandpa move in with us. glenn: we loved having him as part of the family. it's what you do. kids: in congress, dad will protect president obama's legacy. he'll fight for jobs and protect social security and medicare. glenn ivey will never quit on you; and we should know, we're his kids. glenn: i'm glenn ivey and i approve this message. i'll take on the republicans for all of us. >>> an autopsy is being done on a 2-year-old girl left in a hot car and died. >> the boyfriend involved has been arrested and charged. he was taking the toddler's sibling

. >>> a high profile visit in the bay area president bill clinton and his daughter chelsea yesterday were at berkeley where the former president delivered an important message. his focus was on innovative ideas to improve lives around the world. although this was not a campaign stop for hillary clinton, the conversation did turn to politics. >> one day final ly the muslim world will be able to be treated everybody would like to be treated. as individuals without prejudice. >> senator dianne feinstein's husband reminded the crowd that the initiative to include helping his wife get a very important job. the event continues at cal all weekend. of course, it's not just the democrats. republican ted cruz will visit the bay area. right now he's in pennsylvania but he will be there on saturday april 30th for the convention. senator cruz is hoping to up end donald trump. the primary is june 7th and could be crucial as trump hopes to get enough delegates to secure the republican nomination. the national party convention will be in cleveland in july. there the delegate could be contested. >>>

. >> we are in west chelsea in one. most unique duplex penthouses. this is tech wood in the master bedroom. here ribbed marble. it might be the only of its kind in the world. we will explain coming up in living large. >>> from 10:00 a.m. to 6 a.m. we have the sikh cultural society parade:then on sunday from 10:00 a.m. to 4 p.m. it's the march of dimes march for babies. 65th street will be closed between broadway and lexington avenue. lexington shut from 65th street to 25th street and 26th that is your traffic report. >>> this morning's living large takes us to a penthouse on west 19th street. it's the star property of the building. cbs2's emily smith shows us why. is. >> reporter: on the 10th and 11th floors in west chelsea you have the trophy home. a duplex penthouse renovated by a family. >> all custom finishes. attention to detail like no other. no expense spared. >> reporter: the floors are granite and all of the wood you see teak. adam taylor says the family has an enviable art collection >> no one plays the piano? >> no, but it looks great in h

bill clinton and daughter chelsea will address students and faculty. it didn't come without interruption. here's the story in uc berkeley. >> i never thought i would be so happy to be at berkeley as a stanford alum. >> reporter: she opened the ninth clinton global initiative forum, 1,000 student leaders seeking solutions to world issues and poverty and pollution and human rights. >> i hope that what will be clear to all of you at the end of the weekend is that we believe that no one is ever too old or ever too young to make a difference. >> reporter: her father, bill clinton, challenged students to make a difference in their communities and never be afraid to fail. >> reminds me of what winston churchill said about the united states, we always do the right thing after exhausting every other alternative. >> reporter: protesters blamed clinton for his 1994 crime bill which they say caused the prison population to explode. one heckler got inside and interrupted -- >> we're not at a political event. so i will not -- [ applause ] >> i will not answer that.

bill clinton and daughter chelsea were in the bay area yesterday. led a day of community service with students in oakland. they planted, painted and got their hands dirty. he says this was a reminder that change happens at the grassroots. bill and chelsea hosted a conference at berkeley for about 1,200 people from around the world. >>> a respective native american historian and war chief died the at the age of 102. joseph medicine crow was a member of the crow tribes clan in montana. during world war ii, he earned the title of tribal war chief of after performing daring deeds in europe. then he became a crow historian, chronicling people's history before they were on a reservation. >>> it's 5:10. what happened after a hockey game that sent fans flying. >>> a little girl's neighbors come to the rescue. how they were able to convince her landlord to let her stay. >>> 5:11. good morning, everybody. sure, warm up today. but we're talking mid-90s this week and i'll show you when. >>> you're busy out of the altamont pass. i'll have your drive times coming

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. >> we are in west chelsea in one of the most unique duplex penthouses. this is all teakwood in the master bedroom and here rigged marble. that's right. ribbed marble and it might be the only of its kind in the world. we'll explain coming up in "living large." >> and today in history, 50 years ago bobby gibb became the first won to run the boston marathon. run so she had to sneak into the pack wearing her brother's bermuda shorts a a hoodie to cover her hair. hours 21 minutes. [ grinding metal ] whoa, that doesn't look good. no, not you. ordinary fuels can clog your engine with dirt. it's like lugging this around... it's dragging down your fuel economy. [ breaking glass ] but over time, using new and improved bp gasoline with invigorate helps clean up that dirt, like hundreds of scrubbing brushes. [ scrubbing bristles ] so that means a cleaner engine, which helps you get more miles per tank. i'll be here if you need me. new bp gasoline with invigorate... >>> it is being called the most hopeful development for momentum patients in decades. it used to be th

bill and chelsea clinton in the bay area. they're not here to come pain for hillary clinton. tonight they spoke to hundreds of students at uc berkeley. it's the clinton global initiative this year. jana is live there with the latest. reporter: this wrapped up just about an hour ago. it was packed inside the pavilion. there really was not that much talk about politics or campaigning, really the focus here tonight was about the students and their projects. >> advice chair clinton foundation, chelsea clinton. reporter: she greeted the crowd recalling her time in the bay area. >> as a stanford alumni, i never thought i would be so happy to be at berkeley. reporter: she kicked off the session for the clinton global initiative university. >> all of you here today are joining a community of more than 7500 students who have come together over the last eight years. reporter: it was founded by former president bill clinton's foundation. he spoke to the crowd about the mission to mentor young leaders. >> one good idea with teams using their best experiences together maximizing both huma

dari: tap dancing with a 21st century twist taking center stage in chelsea. steve: jessica shows us the technology that let these dancers create a very unique sound. sound. >> reporter: it's tap dancing taken to the next level. >> it's an electronic drum set for our feet. each board is attached to a trigger and the computer. >> reporter: it's electronic tap music, known as etm. >> we can assign any sound, any melody. >> reporter: at the touch of a dancer's foot. >> it's like -- it's a tap dancer's playground. it's crazy. >> reporter: this is the her friend, nicholas young, was responsible for experimenting with electronic tap music. >> he's been experimenting with this ideas for a long time and created a small set for his solo so he could compose and improvise at the same time. >> they got together and decided to do more with it. in 2014, they performed etm the initial approach. since then they've added more boards, expanding their art and building this show called etm double down. >> more than 50 wooden boards on stage that the dancers trigger and make diffe

california holds its primary on june 7th. >>> former president bill clinton and his daughter, chelsea, were in the east bay this weekend. they took part in a day of action in oakland, home to five schools. volunteers painted murals and organized the library yesterday. retired seahawks running back marshawn lynch also took part in a day of service. the conference kicked off friday at uc berkeley. >>> so there's a mystery in monterey county that's been partially solved after a very surprising discovery on the beach. a girl walking the beach found the head of junipero sera, a statue. the pope's decision to make him a saint angered some followers. >>> switching gears now and happening today, let's play a little ball, shall we? a live look at the oakland coliseum where at 7:00 tonight, the oakland a's get their 2016 season started. >> they will take on the chicago white sox. as stephanie chuang chains, there's a lot for fans both on and off the field. >> reporter: good morning. we are just hours away from opening night at the coliseum, where they play the chicago white sox. there's a lot f

. >> reporter: clinton and daughter chelsea spoke to a crowd of over 1,200 summer. the people in the audience represented nearly 1,000 schools, and each one is ready to take action in their community and around the world. >> we want our lives to make a difference. we meant not only to achieve our career motives, we want to have an impact on other people. >> reporter: sharing their struggles, failures, and advice. campuses are a hotbed of innovation, activism. all the greatest fights in history were born on college campus. >> all five of the candidates really emphasized the fact that they failed before succeeding and that everything they did was from a group and not just one person. >> on the not enough to just be passionate about what you do. you need to talk to people, put more perspective. night: why some parents are threatenin pull >>> a school under fire over a lesson in diversity. >> thissy, vupted near ---y, eresulteded near starbucks. >> and why the feds are warning what you drink could make you sick. navy fighter jet. tonight... we're learning the victims e

. >>> bill clinton and chelsea clinton will be at a bay area global initiative event. us campus students were planning to protest but backed off. >>> donald trump may be losing momentum at a critical time and hillary clinton is losing her patience. the latest in the race for the white house. >> reporter: wisconsin is the next contest up on tuesday. there's a new fox business poll out indicating bernie sanders has built momentum in the state. he's still within the margin of error at five points for within hillary clinton. >> in what was supposed to be a few moments of pleasant fan handling hillary clinton lost it. >> i'm so sick about the bernie sanders campaign lying about me. >> she's clearly not happy with the momentum behind bernie sanders who is leading ahead of wisconsin's primary and he's gaining in what should be a clinton stronghold -- new york. >> if we win here in new york we are going to make it to the white house. >>> donald trump arriving in washington no doubt hoping for something of a reset after a tu multiwous few days. trump met yesterday with his fore