cheryl: and good morning, i'm cheryl casone, in for nicole petallides. ted cruz and bernie sanders will stay to the end until the bitter end. lauren: despite selloff on friday, with a gain, up three months in a row. dow futures higher by 14 points. nasdaq futures up by and a half a hoint. cheryl: in china, closed by holiday. rising yen will hurt japan exports. lauren: oil prices shotoff 20% and 45.52, looks like we have some profit taking going on. cheryl: 35 billion-dollar deal fall ago part after opposition from regulators. hughes throws in the towel. lauren: liz claman was there. cheryl: in nba playoffs. golden warriors win without curry. we will have those stories and a lot more coming up. lauren: right now it's 5:01 in new york. it's monday, welcome to fbn:am, first look at morning markets, breaking news and what to expect for the day ahead. cheryl: we have, some breaking news this morning. a new poll finding donald trump ahead by 15 points in indiana. nbc poll shows that trump has 49% support. john kasich has 13%. both trump and cruz plan to hold r

thank you, cheryl. coming up next -- new information on prince's death and who could inherit his fortune. and authorities want to know who was on his airplane the day before he died. a criminal investigation launched into a deadly listeria outbreak. how long investigators say the company behind the outbreak waited to act. plus, a star-studded night in d.c. kimberly: indiana is next on the calendar, but today was all about california in the race for the gop nomination. senator ted cruz was seeking the endorsement of california governor pete wilson, which could help him among moderates. >> keen intelligence, extensive knowledge, and his energy and belief in all that america should be and can be make him our strongest champion. kimberly: bill clinton took center stage with democrats in indiana, three days before its primary, campaigning for his wife, hillary. both the democratic and republican races in the state are considered tossups. senator bernie sanders was among the many politicians, journalists, and

i'm cheryl -- cheryl conner. more on what it says and how the management is responding. maureen: what caused the deadly explosion in texas that is now prompting $50,000 reward. leon: 15 days of rain. doug is back with what it will take to get it dry for the weekend. leon: three years ago a burning fertilizer plant in texas explode and killed 15 people. most of them for firefighters. they now say it was arson and this is criminal case. they are offering $50,000 reward for information leading to arrest. maureen: visitation underway for one of the victims of last week's deadly shooting rampage in maryland. family members and the friends are paying respect to malcolm winffel. his funeral is tomorrow at st. rose of lima catholic church in gaithersburg. winffel was shot and killed friday in the parking lot of the westfield montgomery mall. police say he tried to help a woman being carjacked by eulalio tordil. tordil is now charged in three homicides. leon: in the case of a real twist, police are looking for a minivan. investigators believe it was involved in a fatal hit-and-ru

cheryl conner, abc 7 news. kimberly: now the strong wind ather, thisller we tree and all the damage. roz plater is live in northeast to show it up close. all ofhis from the wind? working theory. this building behind me on a construction, appears gutted out on the back end is also open. they believe the wind got inside, swirled around, and lou out the wall of this building -- and blew out the wall of this building. it happened just after 2:00 sunday, the old wall from the down, plant came crashing snapping the utility pole, dragging down street signs. all of that damage likely due to a strong wind gust. perhapsuess is the wind played a portion because it was swirling as bad as it is out here. roz: the old plant is being but firefighters quic at the time. >> we threw everything we had added, including our special ops are tracking dog, who made three rounds just as a precaution. so far, in the end, there was nobody inside the building and nobody injured. roz: once deemed safe, inspectors could get in to determine

robert: cheryl-- cheryl: friend family surrounded the family. and this, "might, we knew you were a hero before this. now the world knows." cheryl conner, abc 7 news. anderly: stay with abc 7 wjla.com for updates on this developing story. you can also follow us on social media, facebook, and twitter. he the very first to find out about breaking news like this by downloading our smartphone app and signing up for breaking news text alerts. there are instructions on our website. just go to wjla.com/text. the fedel if changes are not made immediately. those are in addition to steps already underway. a year-long effort to rebuild set to begin next month. the fta demanding the fix is in a directive released two days g fire at federal center southwest. metro has to prioritize safety of her convenience and improve emergency planning. they must also do a better job of mitigating smoke and fire risks and conduct a safety stand out so all personnel know and are following safety protocols. metro will have to appoint so many to oversee each action. miniature

are people still there this late at night, cheryl? kimberly, they just left, but all night we have been watching people stop and leave balloons and flowers. picture a cross and a and candles are lit for the mother and grandmother who the police say was shot and killed inside her car. there is a show of light for claudina molina, who were shot and killed inside her car at the giant store in aspen hill. a wreath day," she leaves behind a son and daughter. >> she goes to the store and does not come back home. cheryl: montgomery county police say that carjacking was the motive for eulalio tordil, who andaccused of killing her 45-year-old malcolm when at westfield montgomery mall. charging documents show that win the man stepped in, the woman was upset. the owner of northgate plaza shopping center is cooperating with the state's attorney. over 46 cameras throughout the entire shopping center. cheryl: one of those cameras caught the takedown. >> my first thought was this was a repeat of the sniper. cheryl: it has been a weekend of memorials

cheryl conner has what they are saying tonight. cheryl? cheryl: we are at the washington hebrew congregation, and the doors were open for people of all faiths tonight who believe that more can be done to stop the violence. >> this is a problem across all communities. have been they loudest voice in the room, a survivor of domestic violence it wants to do more than talk. >> people in this country are generally not willing to face this reality of how violent we are. l: talking is the start. about 100 people of different faiths shared ideas in strengthening the community. >> we have an obligation as fellow human beings to protect our neighbors, to not stand idly by. cheryl: the assistant police chief with," address the group, saying the entire nation is seeing an increase in gun violence. the ability of violent offenders to obtain weapons so easily from state to state. cheryl: last week, five shootings in the city over five hours, leaving two dead. the week before come a man killed his wife and went on a shooting spree, killing two more. , th

cheryl casone is live.ning, mix, we are watching oil prices, that's the story of the morning. new highs for the year of oil, check it out. west texas crude is nearing that level. both up about half or 1% as a result of the worries over inventories. checking stocks this morning, asia overnight, modest gains, we did see losses in korea. as you can see we are in positive territory. ft in london, dax up about a half percent. we are waiting on durable goods this morning. that very well may set the tone. joining me this morning fox business network dagen mcdowell, rose cancliff capital mike murphy. so much to talk about from politics to business. dagen: and roller coasters. maria: we have a special guest in the program. stay with us grabbing-award winning artist scott is with us today. he's going to give us a special presentation. stay with us. we kick it off this hour with politics, nomination virtually in hand. donald trump continues a busy week of campaigning holding a rally in california yesterday, the presum

. >> underthe hard hat and the safety glasses i'm cheryl cheryl.ing up, i will show you a blast at a virginia quarry as the state addresses complaints of people living nearby. morning noon or night there's always a moment to discover visit annapolis and create your moment jonathan: almost one year to the day after the quarry blasting accident, rocks sent flying off the loudoun quarry facility. michelle: boulders flying into homes and businesses and windows. jonathan: cheryl conner takes us there. [explosion] cheryl: you just watched a blast of rock. >> it's foundation and shake your house. it makes you uneasy as a homeowner. cheryl: victor felt it in the past but not today. the camera stayed steady and the noise level we're told measured no louder than a lawnmower. 30,000 tons of rock from the pit. >> we monitor the shot to make sure they stay with the limits. cheryl: the demonstration is a year after rocks went flying and the damaged homes in sterling. since january 2015, the va department of mines, minerals and energy has taken 17 complaints abou

cheryl conner, abc 7 news. calling outso trucks and a, democratic candidate bernie sanders after the presumptive republican nominee for first accepting and then declining a debate. think thaters: i answered who donald trump is. making the american people should be very concerned about some of the changing their mind on virtually any issue he has been asked about. kimberly: sanders is campaigning hard in california ahead of the june 7 primary. hillary clinton is expected to clinch the nomination with a win in the new jersey primary. the libertarian party has nominated gary johnson for president. formerty also selected massachusetts governor bill weld as his running mate. both are former republicans, each elected two times. they will be included in this fall's debate if poll numbers reach 15%. they are currently polling at 10%. terror tonight, iraqi troops in the midst of a military operation to retake falluja. video showed troops and militia pounding isis targets. officials say that forces have taken over much o

cheryl casone has details on that, cheryl. cheryl: a lot of people really wanted it.ho is the shn -- the son of sheriff signed bill. this now includes police officers, firefighters and other first responders that become targeted as victims. all right, time to get the grill fired up. beef prices at the lowest level in two years. feeding cattle cheaper so cattle production is up for the first time since 2010 and gets better. the department of agriculture say beef prices could drop as much as 2% this year. plus, there was this. >> gesellslchaft. >> that is correct. [cheers and applause] cheryl: what did he just say? [laughter] cheryl: i don't even know what that was. obviously that was the national spelling bee, you guys, ended in a tie for the third year in a row. let me give you the names of these kids, 13-year-old jaram and 11-year-old nihar declared cochamps after a roller coaster finish that you just watched each receiving a trough fbi and 45 grand in cash and prizes. get this, california is home to the mohavi desert. in florida, they had to search for the proper sp

cheryl conner, abc 7 news. kimberly: that is good news, thank you. the man who was shot by secret service agents outside of the white house friday after refusing to drop his gun is still in critical condition. the secret service says jesse oliveira never made it inside of the white house complex. the fbi said he had no known connections with terrorists. this story will break your heart -- a deadly exchange in stafford county after paren meet to handoff their daughter. roz plater is at the live desk. roz, this all happened in front of the small child? roz: it did, that may be the most were fun part of this. i spoke tonight by phone with the victim's father. his daughter-in-law had been involved in a bitter custody battle, they needed some paperwork side, and they met in a public place to stay safe. the ex shot and killed the new husband in front of their two-year-old daughter. the shooting happened just after 7:00 friday night at the exxon station on courthouse road. investigators say that the man and his wife of seven months, crystal come had arrange

cheryl: rebecca lives in alexandria. she drove about an hour to end up here at beverly beach park in edgewater. with her boyfriend and two dogs. you can say they are dodging ocean city. >> it's a hot mess. it's just, you know, so crowded. it's so dirty. cheryl: there are no swimming signs but beach lovers were playing in the chesapeake bay. there are kayakers. the big bolts in the distance. the high school seniors are dreaming about graduation day. >> being here is calmer. it's family-oriented. >> it's nice to come to a place that you worry about the crowds. cheryl: we did digging on the local beaches an hour from d.c. take a look. you may avoid the it's more likely to be your own slice of paradise. >> i want my friends to know about it so we can have doggie play deaths but -- play dateless but i don't want a lot of people to know about it because it will run the fun. cheryl: a helpful heads up from d.n.r. they tell us often times on holiday weekends, stat park like sandy point that is not too far from here will close to

cheryl conner shows us how to fight the zika virus. cheryl : saturday morning, loading up in preparing for the pesky mosquitoes. health condition, so i want to mature uncovered. helping spread the word about free handouts from the d.c. department of health, bug spray, mosquito dunks, which five in standing water, and condoms. the can be transmitted through sexual activity. >> i think i will give that to a younger adult. cheryl: more than 1400 kits were handed out in all eight rewards come a first for the district. >> the primary concern for the d.c. area and others is pregnant women. cheryl: if you are not pregnant, the zika virus typically shows no signs. did you know that we the people people? you travel to an infected area and you get the virus. then a miscue comes in bites you when you are back home and can pass it to other people. you are asked to spray yourself with bug repellent for three weeks once you return. d.c. has four reported cases. each patient travel to ways eco-region, which is central and south america, mexico, and t

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cheryl: that was 1943. spent most of her years in new carrollton waited for a sign and quit her job and signed up. >> she said they were taking women. she went in and she signed up. instead of getting on the bus and going to work. cheryl: at age 21, she was off to a military base in california to replace the men on the front lines in world war ii. her grand daughter is inspired. >> she took a train across the country to join the base in san diego. five or a seven-day trip. >> two years of active duty and six more in reserve. she met her husband also a marine at the jerry lewis telethon. her friend is another trail blazer. >> many of them. cheryl: momma marine celebrated many firsts including the first female commander of the american legion post in greenbelt. at arlington national cemetery, cheryl conner, abc7 news. alison: wow! lovely story. leon: got a chance to acknowledge that moment. and the life of service. alison: exactly. we will do more about memorial day because coming up on "abc7 news at 5:00", w

i'm cheryl jennings. we are talking about an extremely difficult subject today, so i have to warn you, some of the stories you'll be hearing will be extremely disturbing. we're talking about rape in the military. we've heard the horrifying statistics about women being raped, but this next fact is equally horrifying. you may not know that more men are raped in the military than women. i want to show you a clip of one veteran who had the courage to tell his story. >> i was knocked unconscious from behind. and when i came to, uh... i was being held down by two individuals. and someone was pulling my pants down, and i was raped, sodomized. >> and that brave man in the video is here with us in the studio today with his partner and his wife, michael matthews and geri lynn matthews. it is so good to see you in person. thank you so much for being here. >> nice to see you, cheryl. >> all the way from albuquerque, new mexico? >> yes. >> we met each other first by satellite about three years ago as i recall. >> yes,

cheryl, good morning to you. cheryl: good morning, maria, u.s.tion officials are planning series of raids set to start this month and go through june in an effort to deport hundreds of illegal immigrant, the operation is targeting specifically central american mothers and children. immigrant that cross the u.s. border illegally after january 1st of 2014 are a priority according to that report. well, meanwhile google's parent alphabet over taking apple as the most valuable company. reaching $494.8 billion topping apple's market cap, shares of both companies did fall yesterday. and finally this report for all you flyers out there, tsa screening system, resulted in 3,000 lost bags massive delays and missed flights according to agency official. this just happened in phoenix and is also happening taking aim at tsa for giving 90,000-dollar bonus that shows screeners fail today detect fake bombs and weapons during security tests, maria, that official already making an annual salary of $181,000. back to you. maria: unbelievable. i mean, look, we've all b

cheryl: in frederick, cheryl conner, abc7 news. alison: you think he is looking for a house?o move in? leon: nice line from the chamber of commerce. bears love us. take a under a tree. alison: the caps as we know are looking to even things up in pittsburgh. leon: they have the work cut out for them. erin: that is the goal. we have the story of braden holtby and how he helped a deserving penguin fan. we explain what he did later in sports. >> the fear of being left at the gate can have you run through an airport. a viewer, well, her dash to the gate left her heart broken and calling "7 on your side" for help. we alison: you spend half the door and part of a night in an airport with an infant child only to be told your flight was canceled. that happened to a "7 on your side" viewer who contacted us with the story. but our troubleshooter horace holmes is live at reagan national airport to tell us this isn't the end of the story. the situation actually went from bad to worse? horace: imagine, i know you have gone through this before. you have had to run through an airport, in ord

in mclean, cheryl conner, abc7 news. alison: a local school that may be setting a precedent across the country. scott: they have the stats to show it. went from four concussion last year to zero so far this year. alison: right. it is hard to imagine why not? the one parent said maybe the girls would be more bold and play tougher if they are wearing them but it seems as if there know -- a lot of reasons to protect yourself. michelle: the cost is about $200, around that area. maybe cost is a factor as well. but when we are talking about concussions you don't want to play around with that. alison: exactly. we asked people on twitter yesterday. we were bringing up this issue. our twitter poll ended this afternoon. we asked you out there if helmets should be mandated for high school and college women's lacrosse teams? there you go. overwhelmingly you said yes. 84% to 16%. michelle: all right. maybe this will be a trend that picks up and more schools catch on. thank you. ahead, self-rescue. the controversy method in teaching k

chevy in herndon, cheryl conner, abc7 news.ichelle: life expectancy worldwide increased about five years over the last 15 years. the bigger increase was in africa due to better healthcar reported yesterday about a security guard accused of refusing to let a transgender woman use the women's bathroom. that security guard in court. and stephen tschida picks up our coverage now. hi, stephen. stephen: the security guard just appeared in court. this happened at the giant. we have video that involves a video we can show you now. it involves a transgender woman jovan ebony blecher. he said you can't use this. it's for women. he did use it. and then the security guard forcibly shoved her, pushed her out of the store, she says. moments ago we talked with blecher again about the reaction. she spoke to a comment earlier in the day and this is what she said about what >> she grabbed me by my arm. spun me around all while still calling me the derogatory names, embarrassing me, humiliating me in front of another giant employee. stephen: jone

cheryl: for some reason -- [laughter] cheryl: she wanted her identity hidden. it's a toy. sandra: those are fun, by the way. cheryl: with the unofficial start of summer coming up a new study out with findings about your sunscreen, listen up, consumer reports tested 65 sunscreens that claim to have 30spf on them, 30% not as effective as labeled, some they were 50 were tested and came in at an eight, supposed to be 50. dagen: very, very dangerous when it comes to children and infants. you slather your kids with spf. the honest company, jessica alba company got in trouble with natural screen and people would get burn. sandra: you see kids that are covered head to toe with clothing. lee: right. sandra: top-performing sunscreens. cheryl: lasose and trader joeys. sandra: no coppertone in the top six here. cheryl: badly rated as well and that's expensive. sandra: anyway, use umbrella. [laughter] dagen: swim shirt and a hat. sandra: that's what i'm saying. [laughter] sandra: still to come how lebron james' deal with allow him to buy his cleveland cavaliers, we are talk

cheryl: northeast d.c., cheryl conner, abc7 >> tonight.an living in fear attacked by men calling themselves russian agents. virginia governor putting metro on notice. making it all about him. lulls, "7 on your side" winning the parking battle. >> i would want to know. leon: where and when you are most likely to get a ticket. >> now, "abc7 news at 5:00". "7 on your side." alison: a woman groped walking in a popular georgetown restaurant. her fiance asked for apology to be threatened with death. the couple left in ambulances the accused groper was never charged. sam ford live in georgetown to explain why. this woman is saying she is still afraid. sam: she said she is a mess. this took place at 3:00 in the morning. a couple of months ago. coming to a restaurant here for a late/early if you will breakfast. they never made it inside to a table. >> i don't know. >> we spoke with her and her lawyer today. she and her fiance and another couple were entering the bistro from a restaurant in georgetown. two men were leaving. one of them groped her. w

cheryl casone has more details and other headlines, cheryl.man who was acquitted in 2012 of that black teenager trayvon teenager. he refers to the gun as, quote, american icon. he told a florida t station that he would use to fight rhetoric. the auction begins today on the site. chelsea's husband is closing down hedge portfolio. lost 90% of its value in only two years. focused on global politics and overall economy and the bet on this was greece and he didn't make it raised 25 million from investors for the greek fund and used that money to buy bank stocks and government debt and now the investors are out of a lot of money. >> they're coming for you. >> i'm not the one that needs to watch their back. >> this doesn't have to end in fight. you just started a war. cheryl: here is a question for you, does the u.s. military really owe captain america $3 million, there's been online buzz about the marvel character, captain american was lost for six decades. this is serious stuff. the government owes him back pay for all the missing years. army has r

cheryl herd is live. cheryl, deputies announced there is new evidence in the case?> yes, sheriffs telling us, cameras picked up the license plate belonging to fernando castro in san rafael. deputies are wrapping up their search there. meanwhile, pearl pinson's family and friend are not giving up hope. they believe that she will be found alive. emotions were high at tonight's vigil. >> we're going to keep going. and 15-year-old pearl pinson. >> you need to come home. find your way home. the sheriff's deputy say pinson was abducted 7:00 a.m. wednesday morning near her home on taylor avenue in vallejo. she heard a loud cry for help. >> i heard screaming. panicking, screaming. then after that, it like, i heard two gunshots. and then the car just went off really fast. >> a bloodstain at the end of the crossing. and sheriffs put out an amber alert for pinson and suspect. fernando castro. spotted on highway 101 and took police on a pursuit from san luis obispo to santa barbara county. deputies say he fired at police. this youtube video shows an exchange of gunfire where ca

i'm cheryl jennings. we're always so inspired when we find california connections changing the world. we met a number of them over the past few months and want to bring you their stories. they're people who are working to make a difference, whether it's the arts, architecture, or agriculture. we had the rare opportunity to meet the new young minister of agriculture in afghanistan. he graduated from cal state, east bay in hayward. minister assadullah zamir visited uc davis as part of a nationwide tour to learn about the best practices to take home to his country. it is a huge honor to welcome minister assadullah zamir. he is the minister of agriculture, irrigation & livestock, or mail for short. and you're in charge of everything there. >> well, agriculture is life. it's the backbone of our economy. it's a huge responsibility for me. >> it is a h-- and you're the youngest member of president ghani's cabinet. >> that's right. >> so no pressure at all. >> well, that added responsibility because 75% of our po

cheryl conner, abc 7 news. kimberly: developing now, three good samaritans tried to help a woman during a bizarre domestic incident and a car. what look like a suicide attempt to them was actually her trying to escape. roz plater has the very latest roz: they simply jumped in to help, and now one of the good samaritans is facing serious injuries just from trying to save a woman's life. a bizarre domestic violence and i began at 6:30 a.m. d.c. police a it was just off the northbound tonight if i've overpass onto pennsylvania avenue after an altercation with her boyfriend. whoe good samaritans happened by thought it was an attempted suicide and rush to help. her,e they could get to the boyfriend intervened. >> she was trying to get into the car. roz: the boyfriend pulled out a gun. he told the good samaritans to get away from his girl. tookf the good samaritans the gun, struck the boyfriend in the head with it, and it fired a single round. nobody was injured. police, but before officers arrived, the boyfriend cir

cheryl conner, abc 7 news. kimberly: thank you, cheryl. ur team coverage continues with roz plater, who has what commuters have to deal with in the morning. it sounds like there will be issues for some folks? indeed, mostly for folks who take the marc train on the brunswick line. the derailment happened between the silver station -- silver spring and union station stops. the latest information regarding the morning and evening commute for marc train passengers. in the morning, train depart frederick at 6:06. if you are headed into d.c., you will need to transfer to metro. commute, you can board the following marc train trains at the silver spring station. 875 will depart at 4:39 p.m. will depart silver spring at 5:34 p.m. will hold for 30 minutes, then depart silver spring at 7:04 p.m. brunswick, and there will be bus service to harpers ferry and beyond. passengers heading to metro, just show your marc train tickets to the station manager to get access to the subway. passengers will still have to pay for metro parking. passengers can board

i'm cheryl jennings. joining us right now is somebody who has dyslexia, the lieutenant governor of california, gavin newsom. >> thanks for having me. it's fun. >> thank you for being so open about this. >> yeah, no, it's interesting. the response has been interesting. i've always been pretty honest about the fact i have dyslexia, but no one really paid much attention to it until i became mayor. and actually, one of the first things i did as mayor, the first public events, was visiting kids with dyslexia in the school, and everyone was shocked to know that i had this learning disability, which if i look back, was probably the best thing that's ever happened to me. >> except a lot of kids would hear that and go, "for me, it's the worst thing. >> it was, and it was terrible growing up. >> well, take me back. >> i think, for me, i think it was two things. one, it was very difficult for me, in terms of my own academic experience. school was a terrible and terrorizing experience. i'll just be candid with you. s

cheryl: in alexandria, cheryl conner, abc7 news.han: abc rep says when they toured the location, "the landlord indicated that the adjacent tenant would be departmenting the location later in year upon expiration of the lease and at that time it was neither known or observed that the agy sabt tenant was a day care -- adjacent tenant was a day care." they are collectively working with the landlord and the day care for a resolution. there is no projected date taupe temporary liquor location. michelle: garang kidd -- "good morning washington" kidd o'shea got in on the action on the bike to work day. he is one of thousands treated to great weather for the annual push for alternate forms of transportation. meteorologist steve rudin is live in alexandria where folks are starting to head home. hey, steve. steve: hey, absolutely. beautiful, beautiful day here in d.c. we are in the del rey section. there are plenty of bikes left from this morning. since 1956, that is when they started bike to work day. then here in d.c. it started little bit

cheryl: there's more to that.t women have as far as skills, they can't put on the resume is multitasking and organizational skills, patience. if you're a manager and you can negotiate with a 4-year-old, you can negotiate with a screaming 22-year-old in the office. it actually helps corporate culture. dagen: irony there millennials act like children. cheryl: several of them do. >> on one side we have organizations really having a hard time finding skilled talent and certain companies are really starting to attract women and looking at maybe offering more flexible work arrangements. did you see any kind of challenges, what were the biggest challenges they felt they had coming into the workforce? cheryl: well, it was themselves. they told me they felt insecured. what do you have to offer? you have the skills that i just gave you but also you think that the company is doing you a favor by hiring you, what they all found out when they went back to work was that they were doing a company a favor because they were coming

cheryl hurd is at the oracle. 20,000 fans just now leaving the arena. it wasn't easy, cheryl. >> it wasn't easy at all. fans are streaming out of the arena. and cars out of the parking lot. it was a tough game for the warriors. but everyone will agree, that the warriors lived up to their name. there was excitement in the air at oracle arena. it was all about the two-time mvp. >> steph curry. >> i'm excited that curry is back. he's exciting to watch. he adds an element they are missing. >> reporter: the team captain was presented with the most valuable player award. but it was a close game. too close for comfort, as the champions fought hard to end the portland trail blazers' season. >> they came out fighting. but the warriors, how we do, we got the magic touch. >> reporter: it was a hard fight, but the warriors won. they're going to the next round. >> i want the spurs. >> repter: bring on the spurs. >> yes. >> i think the warriors should play okc because i think it's an easier bet. >> reporter: can you believe those two are going home together? spurs/th

cheryl casone with more on that.l: mccullough was peppered by the media of donation from a chinese businessman who has several u.s. businesses. >> there's no allegations of wrong doing, they're entitled to do an investigation. as i say, relates to a donor, valid donor, green card holder since 2007 and we fully vetted him. cheryl: he was surrounded by media, reporters asking him about it. mccullough a long-time ally and have deep ties to the clinton foundation. well, another car company is investing in uber, toyota is going to invest on the on-demand company, partnership uber drivers to lease vehicles with flexible terms from toyota financial services and it covers the payment to uber earnings. earlier gm invested in lift. finally, this, do you live in constant fear that your phone is going to die. nieman mark us, charging kiosks30 stores. they are going to continue the roll other over the summer, maria. neeman reported two straight quarters of comparable declines because they're competing with amazon, they want to do

cheryl casone with the details on that, cheryl, good morning to you. cheryl: well, good morning, maria. twitter is cutting off u.s. intelligence agencies from using data minor, real-time alerts for breaking news, monitors twitter feeds and sends out alert when it senses terrorist attacks, even weather. twitter owns 5% of the company and the news is not publicly announced but was confirmed by u.s. intelligence officials. saudi arabia planning a three-way stock listing in london, hong kong and new york for the privatization for oil giant for record giant for record 2-dollars. the sale in 2017. five times larger than any initial all according to this morning to telegraph, the move comes that's going to work to end the country's dependence on oil including replacing saudi arabia oil minister. everybody out there if you're listening. did you happen to buy a lottery ticket, saturday maybe, whoever has that ticket, you won, it was a, $29.6 million power ball, nobody is coming forward. where are you? the lucky someone purchased ticket in 7eleven in trenton, ne

is cheryl mills the second biggest fish next to hillary clinton?se of this interrogation of cheryl mills and four other of mrs. clinton's closest aides when she was secretary of state,, it's to find if they should be charged with a crime, will be witnesses in favor or against her. mrs. mills hired a sophisticated lawyer, they all hired the same lawyer. that lawyer negotiated an agreement with the justice department. this is a voluntary interview. so the justice department may say okay we'll agree not to ask certain questions. here is the nonsense the justice department accepted. mills is a lawyer. she and her lawyer argued to the justice department that when she advised mrs. clinton, she was mrs. clinton's lawyer, therefore what she said to mrs. clinton and what mrs. clinton said to her is protected by attorney-client privilege and the f.b.i. would not ask her about that and they agreed to that. but one f.b.i. agent said to whek this and started to ask her about the emails. that's when cheryl mills lefted the room with the justice department lawyer

from england a few years ago, cheryl edited a magazine called "pregnancy & birth." i knew everything about motherhood and pregnancy and parenting. >> so when carol gave birth to her own son in 2009 she knew what was coming or so she thought. >> i was blindsided by motherhood. completely blind sided. >> a babe they slept more than two hours at a stretch and a boy that wouldn't stop crying almost pushed her past it. even while smiling on the outside, depression and anxiety led cheryl's mind to dark places and she didn't feel like there was anywhere to turn. >> i said, well, this is what madness feels like. i couldn't tell anybody because there is a huge shame associated with it. >> still, thanks to a caring and supportive husband, cheryl says she did make it through and it has become her mission. >> this stuff is definitely sheltered. >> to help other struggling moms do the same. >> she has started her own non-profit, supporting mamas run out of her san jose home. for the past few months they've been collecting thousands of items of children's clothing and toys, diape

cheryl casone with the details and the other headlines now, cheryl. cheryl: that's right, maria, good morning. throwing rocks and this is according to authorities there. nine people arrested, five officers injured in the clashes. international may day gatherings in los angeles, paris, istanbul, moscow and london also turning violent. well, washington, d.c. residents should brace through slow commute this morning after derailment sunday that sent 15 cars off the track and spilled potentially hazardous material. no trains going to be running on the amtrak tracks today. well, driver winning a demolition derby for the fourth time. a race overshadowed by multiple wrecks, millions of dollars of damages to all teams, basically, one of the most dangerous wrecks of the race when patricks' car sliding and hitting and sailing near full speed into the back stretch and side wall, her chevy bursting into flames, the worst of her career. and finally, this history being made, a cruise ship setting sail to miami to cuba for the first time in 50 years. carnival 7004-pa

cheryl casone with the details. cheryl: good morning, maria. according to south korean military, north korea failed missile launch today. a medium-range missile and if confirmed the fourth time that north korea has tried and fail today launch this type of missile. meanwhile this morning cincinnati zoo director standing by his decision to kill the silverback gorilla after 3-year-old fell into its enclosure saying that there's no doubt that the boy's life was in danger. >> people who question that, monday morning quarterbackings or second-guessers don't understand that you can't take a risk with the silverback gorilla. three times bigger than a man and six times stronger than that. it's a dangerous animal. cheryl: to see if any other improvement should be made to protect the 1.6 million yearly visitors. usda plans to investigates the gorilla's death. latam to suspend because of venezuela's economic situation. it would suspend services to the country since it is owed $139 million in ticket revenue. withholding about $5.3 billion in funds belong to

cheryl casone with the details. cheryl: that's right, maria. all 97 public schools were closed yesterday after more than half called out sick and protest. that's according to school district spokeswoman. the union representing many of those teachers telling members they don't expect teachers to show up to work today either. we should get a better picture as the sun comes up there. meanwhile a u.s. jury ordering johnson& johnson paying $55 million, cost her to develop ovarian cancer. johnson&johnson plans to appeal the verdict. 1,200 lawsuits accusing of not warning consumers about, talc products. original judge ordering all teleph operators to block the facebook app for failing to turn over data. maria, starting at 2:00 p.m. the app stopped working. they can't use messaging and free-calling functions. it's one of the best waying to talk to your friends for free. i happen to know that. [laughter] maria: absolutely. thank you, cheryl. up next, outrage over claims of mistaken identity in the iconic photo. two amateur history say it's not what it s

cheryl herd joins us from vallejo, cheryl this is a terrible story, what is the latest? >> reporter: well, police say the number one priority is to get the suspect in custody before anyone else gets hurt. >> when we discovered that he was the only one not here when it started we figured he probably had something to do with it. >> reporter: tonight, vallejo police are on the hunt for this man. 53-year-old darylone shumake. >> i couldn't speculate on what he was thinking, a rational person would expect in this case that you could severely injury or kill someone, which is exactly what happened. >> reporter: police and fire crews were called to this home on stella street sunday morning. when they got there, the neighbors were trying to put out the raging fire with hoses, but it was too late for dayleon, who did not survive the fire. police say an accelerant was used to start the fire. >> she said my baby is back there. because she came out, she was burning. >> reporter: the boy's mother was rushed to the hospital. >> i have never heard anything bad about her. i can't say any

apparently cheryl mills lawyers persuaded the justice department that when she, cheryl mills, worked for mrs. clinton at the state department, she was mrs. clinton's lawyer and therefore what they discussed was protected by the attorney/client privilege. and the justice department agreed they wouldn't ask her what she said to mrs. clinton or mrs. clinton said to her about anything. one of the courageous fbi agent who thought that agreement was full of bologna, decided would he ask her on his own in the presence of everybody else, did you talk to mrs. clinton about the e-mail set-up. what cheryl mills and her lawyer heard that, they got up and left for a couple of minutes. they didn't throw anything or storm out. just said excuse us, we'll be back in a few minutes. when they came back, the fbi agent agreed he wouldn't ask what was outside the agreement. but yet we all learn bed it the next day. how did we learn about it? neil, don't burn the fbi if you expect a secret to be kept. >> where is this going? i know you've been following every nook and crevice and turn. where do you think t

cheryl: the day.ce, it's memorial day weekend and good attendance if the weather is good. do you have any idea if they're going to reopen. cheryl: they say they're reopening today, and plan to open it today. and their line to me, sometimes the new roller coasters, things go wrong. stuart: great. okay. how was it, by the way? >> it's very fun, i love roller coasters, you flip six times all the way around, your whole body flips. i actually enjoyed it, but i wouldn't eat much before i went on. stuart: did you get your shoes back. cheryl: yes, they were lovely and i got them back. stuart: were they $750 pair of jimmy chus? >> they were my 300 dollar shoes. stuart: good to have you back. cheryl: thank you. stuart: what a transition this is? look at that, shocking video from venezuela, more of what we saw yesterday. desperate people looting trucks for food before they could make it to the food store. ambush them, loot them, that's what's going on. by the way, the socialist regime in venezuela, some of their

the come back is available on cheryl casone.com. thank you for being with us. >> thank you so much.l see you tomorrow for more good news. >> another great thing cheryl says in the book for moms looking for another job, stair change in the face and say bring it. >> the time is now 41 minutes after the top of the hour. 20 minutes until the top. it has been one year since a horrific amtrak derailment that left nearly a dozen people dead. do you remember that? democrats cried for more funding but has the government provided anything to stop it from happening again. wait until you see what we found. a mother's day this mom will never forget. some cash back cards are, shall we say, unnecessarily complex. limiting where you can earn bonus cash back... then those places change every few months... please. it's time you got the quicksilver card from capital one. quicksilver earns you unlimited 1.5% cash back on every purchase, everywhere. doesn't get much simpler than that. what's in your wallet? duracell quantum lasts longer so kevin jorgeson can power through the night. sfx: duracell slamto

anchor: we continue our live team coverage with cheryl conner. what are commuters going to deal with come monday morning? just yet.t know what so far the red line is still suspended. it may reopen later tonight. we are on the top level of the parking garage, metro's parking garage right across the street from where amy aubert just joined you live. arecan see no trains passing here. we heard in that news conference from metro spokesman dan sasso. he said the red line could reopen later tonight or it right now service is suspended between noma and brooklyn. the tracks he said were not damaged, they are closed off because of the close location to the derailment's and the ongoing wo h ws available between nomar and brooklyn. csx and amtrak also use the rails. the brunswick line will not be in service tomorrow. t, sessile tells us the trains will go to silver spring. as far as south of silver markg, they will except passengers. amtrak uses the service as well. capital limited also not in service. we may get another news conference later tonight. if th

memorial,e lincoln cheryl connor, abc 7 news. kimberly: trump's appearance is not going over well with one retired veteran. retired general paul eaton has said that -- his father died during the war in vietnam. trump knows of at least one candidate he will be running against. today, former new mexico gary johnson won the nomination as a libertarian candidate. he could be a factor in the race for the white house. in recent national polls, he got about 10% in a three-way matchup between donald trump and hillary clinton. comi boy end up in the grasp of a gorilla at a zoo? the drama that unfolded on video. and a story you will see only on abc 7 news. a local pet hotel is announcer: you are watching abc seven news at 6:30 p.m. -- on your side. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] those are gunshots. a manhunt in houston for a suspected serial shooter ends with a man dead. eight people were shot. one of them was killed. the gun man was e

cheryl casone with the details and the other headlines right now. cheryl: good morning, maria. during the press conference with vietnam's new president, president obama making historic announcement that united states is ending embargo on the country. >> the united states is fully lifting the ban on the sale of military equipment to vietnam that has been in place for some 50 years. as with all our defense partners, sales will need to still meet strict requirements including those relate today human rights. but this change will ensure that vietnam has access to the equipment it needs to defend itself. cheryl: well the president will head to hiroshima, japan, first site of nuclear bombing. search underway for egypt air light 804, egypt sending submarine for look of black boxes including the flight data and recording of the cockpit voices, those black books, they need them. more than 1 oh 0,000 of debris cheryl: finally this, uber riders are more likely to accept search price if their phone is about to die. this is according to economic research f your battery is light you might no

cheryl casone with the details. good morning to you, cheryl. cheryl: good morning to you, maria, kelly hoggan has been removed from his job, this is according to twitter post by the house oversight committee. hoggan is going to be replaced by joy, security at both los angeles, new york's jfk. 90,000-dollar bonus had been questioned by the department of homeland security. 90-minute wait. hell hoggan has not been fired from the agency, just reassigned. toyota recall vehicles to kata air bag inflated problems. sierra, ex vehicles. 4.7million vehicles. and finally this, netflix announcing a partnership with disney that's going to begin in september. the partnership allows streaming service to offer disney marvel pix ar movies during the time dvd releases. what's interesting is netflix is saying, hey, you know you love our tv shows but we still have movies, back to you. maria: yeah. [laughter] maria: which company does it benefit for, netflix or disney? dagen: netflix hands down. dead pool, revenant. they don't have kind of the depth of really top-n

cheryl: good morning, maria. three others have been injured by suspected islamist in southern germany, this happened 12 miles east of munich. some witnesses say the suspect shouted, god is great in arabic, 27-yea been arrested as potential suspect. we will continue to bring you details from the story as we receive them. things are still unfolding this morning over there. here in this country at least two people are dead in oklahoma from tornadoes and a series of storms with strong winds that passed through the great plains, homes, offices, destroyed vehicles, dramatic pictures that we've been receiving from the state of oklahoma and in particular maria. more tornado warnings and bad watter to today and midwest, ohio, texas, tennessee. well, emails from bryan, hillary's information staffer is missing according to state department. pagliano would have been required to turn any initial communication before he left the government. the state department officials are now saying he did have an official e-mail account an

join cheryl today at 4:30. still ahead, strength in numbers.esident rick weltz on why the warriors motto is much more than just a marketing campaign. here's a look from our mt. tam cam. we are in a warming trend. lisa argen will be along shortly with the full accuweather forecast. (music plays from one way or another )♪♪ ♪ i'm gonna find y♪ i'm gonna getcha ♪ ♪ getcha getcha getcha ♪ one way or another ♪ ♪ i'm gonna win ya ♪ i'm gonna getcha ♪ ♪ getcha getcha getcha ♪ one way or another ♪ ♪ i'm gonna see ya ♪ (inhales cigarette) >> welcome back. 6:40 on this sunday morning, ma. my goodness, this is a live look from our sutro tower cam. everything, the bridge there just shrouded in fog. a mixed weather bag this week that could even include some rain. lisa will be along very shortly and she will have an accuweather forecast. >>> the 2016 invictus games for injured military personnel finished up last week but not before one late addition to the schedule. a little fun for the 13 service dogs who took part in a doggie paddle race alongside many. the