cheryl, over to you. cheryl: we want to stay with yahoo!, bring in lance ulanoff, mashable editor-at-large. paid clicks down 12% year-over-year, lance. ad sales higher. what do you make of the dichotomy of the numbers? >> they're doing their jobs selling this stuff but the ads are worth less. that whole model of paying per clicks is kind of changing. you see how brands are integrating advertising into content which is really the milestone to go on. yahoo! is kind of built on the old model. that is kind of a shift there. at least they're selling a lot of it to make up the difference. cheryl: 224 billion online advertising market but yahoo! lost most of that. they're the up withs really almost invented the online ad sales model, if you will. they have 1 1/2% of the market overall. can the new company under verizon bring back the glory days of yahoo! when it comes to ad sales do you think. >> i don't know. they will take yahoo! and take aol, their other property, slam them together into something called oath. they will have a lot more eyeballs

cheryl: i'm cheryl casone. i'm in for melissa francis. we have you covered on the market movers but here is what else we've got you for this hour. tax cut timetable. mixed messages coming from washington what we'll actually see perform. a group of former trump campaign advisors, big economic names are wondering why it has to be so hard. they have got their advice for the president. >>> political nail-biter in georgia with national implications. both democrats and republicans claiming victory in first round of a special election. who will win the runoff? the latest from atlanta. >>> competition heating up for both american express and ebay. how this is affecting the bottom li wheth companies release results. we'll have results at any moment for all of you. david: the dow sinking for the second straight day. oil a about drag on stocks with exxon, chevron the dow's biggest losers with gold town. we have team coverage. phil flynn watching big movements in energy from the cme lori rothman on the floor of the nyse. lori, we're down triple digit

cheryl casone to take you through all of that in the next hour, hey, cheryl. cheryl: thank you so much, we will see you on your world, we are following everything happening out of washington. president trump expected to sign a new executive order any minute now. it will call for investigation into u.s. aluminum imports. hello, everybody. i'm cheryl casone in for trish regan. welcome you into the "the intelligence report". this executive order days after he asks the commerce department to investigate rising steel imports. the white house expressing worries u.s. dependence on foreign materials could pose a threat to our national security. and republicans, one step closer to replacing obamacare. the freedom caucus is on board with the health care bill and house republicans say we could get a vote on the legislation as early as tomorrow. health care stocks trading higher. obviously on this news as you can see on your screen. >>> plus, the trump administration proposing an ambitious new tax plan that will support both small business and the middle class. but democr

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cheryl? cheryl: also i want to bring in scott martin on this one too the issue, scott, came about iran and that iran has not lived up to the agreement. that kind of rhetoric can make market participants nervous. >> especially in the crude oil markets, cheryl. what is interesting, the markets had a lot to digest, not only d.c. but globally for the last few weeks. frankly they're hanging in there. what is interesting going forward with trump he reached out to the world leaders, but talked tough letter on agreements we had before. iran nuclear deal, for example, that seems to be going away, i think that is interesting thing for the markets to deal with going forward as they deal with uncertainty and possible maybe war engagement across the globe given we haven't seen much past eight years prior to trump. david: adam, i want to go back to you, you're following another big story, one that really moved the markets. treasury secretary steve mnuchin, and economic advisor gary cohn moved the markets o

cheryl: u.s. allies overseas universally supporting the president's decision to take action against syria. saudi arabians foreign ministry saying it has strong support for the strike. evened the prime minister of australia writing, the retribution has been proportionate and we support the u.s. russia and iran aren't quite seeing it the same way. iran's government calling the move dangerous. and destructive. russia says it will not bring us closer to combating international terrorism. meantime the reaction from bashar al-assad calling the u.s. missile strike reckless and irresponsible. he said the action was based on faulty information and was short-sighted. joining us dr. zuhdi jasser. we talked so many times about this in regards to foreign policy. i know you applaud the president for this strike. but you also say he has to remain vigilant and remember this is not just assad, by the many russia, hezbollah. why do you add that layer of concern? zuhdi: we are at war. for those who say we need a dec

cheryl: but it is. do you think that court will be in anyway shape or form affected by this. >> i don't think the way it is confirmed will affect it. i think gorsuch, you saw it in the hearings this a man with a judicial temperament, he may help pull along some swing vote the. we'll see. but he is for my moneya representative of what is a supreme court justice should be. cheryl: what do you think is going on in trump administration in general? internal politics happening there? there are a lot of powers at play right now, is paul ryan because of what happened with healthcare, has he lost credibility with the white house. on the surfat surface it seems they are all working together, but read between the lines not so much. >> reporting is that trust is gets strained. the speaker and the president are still on the same page of wants to pass the health care bill. cheryl: on a business channel we' this done because we' a tax reform done. we saw healthcare fail or pulled, we thought oh, boy. what does this me

cheryl: cheryl conner, abc 7 news. ,: flames and smoke right now but as bad as it looks, nobody was hurtn this east baltimore fire. it took firefighters about an hour to get control of the flames. no word on what started the blaze. coming up -- the u.s. vice president gets as close to north korea as you can without crossing the border. why it is a personal visit for mike pence. and an easter surprise that took five days to pull off. but the megawatt smile makes it pence isresident mike in south korea visiting a military camp near the demilitarized zone visit for pence. his father served with the u.s. army in the korean war. >> on the way here, we saw some of the terrain that my father fought alongside korean forces to help her and their freedom. thoseare grateful to all who each and every day stand together for freedom. visit comes just one day after a failed missile test by the north. it is the beginning of a 10-day trip in asia. a london museum found the remains of five archbishops of canterbury and a secret tomb. they released video the smiling. the tomb was found about a year or so a

cheryl: great to have your insights.ank you, gerri. >>> president trump putting through a huge tax cut plan. but at this point, it is just a plan. can he get this through congress? is it going to be watered down? there is a lot here for democrats and republicans to like and dislike and we're going to talk about it coming up next. president trump today firing back at the district judge for blocking his attempt to cut off federal money from century cities which refuse to enforce federal immigration law. he blasted the move tweeting this. first the night the circuit ruled against the band and now it hits again on century cities both ridiculous rulings. see you in the supreme court. the likely appeal going to be heard by the late ninth court appeals. unrestricted immigration and a travel from travel from a number of countries with terrorism problems. moments ago the trump administration announcing a sweeping tax reform plan slashing rates for individuals and businesses across the u.s. twenty me now is the cato institute. joe

cheryl: eric held d.c. years and know -- license for 30 years and know about the change. >> d.c. is the distinctive factor. chyles right now it says, "district of columbia" at the top but the d.m.v. is moving it back to washington, d.c., in june. >> it's just a way to ensure that our citizens residents of the district of columbia are streeted fairly. they are not held up unnecessarily. cheryl: lucinda has seen complaints from people as they travel. >> we feel they have a better chance of knowing washington, d.c., versus district of columbia. >> craig holds a commercial license and drives across the country delivering cars. >> some people are ill literal to fact -- illiterate to the fact and you have to help those who don't know. cheryl: it was changed to "district of columbia" in 2013 when vincent gray was mayor. drivers can still use a district of columbia license while it is still valid. license is good in d.c. for eight years. clearing up confusion for those who don't know d.c. the district of columbia.

cheryl.ent trump is going to have lunch with diplomats from the un security council member at the white house today. the embassador include russia and china, the u.s. largest financial contributor to the un but the president's budget with deep cuts on that contribution. saudi arabia elected to un commission on the status of women. strongly criticizing the election which occurred in a secret vote during the un economic and social council. well, this video we have already showed you, a volunteered firefighter in arkansas coming to the rescue when look what happens, a 4-year-old girl falls out of the back of the bus as it was moving, all of it captured on the firefighter's dash cam last week. you see though that back door of the bus flying open, the little girl is trying to hang on but obviously she fell to the road, the bus kept going, the firefighter who was an emt, he picks her up and took her to nearby parking lot, administers first aid and did need surgery but due to be released from the ho

i'm cheryl jennings. we have a special round table edition today celebrating our hispanic community. the united states census reports that hispanics make up more than 54 million people in the country, or about 17%. california has the largest overall population of 14.7 million, or nearly 40%, and since 2000, births in the united states have been the primary driving force for the increase. abc7's lyanne melendez is here now with some local leaders to talk about some of the current issues in our bay area's hispanic communities. >> and thahank y you, cheryl. grgracias. before we begin ouour didiscussn today, let's learn a little bit about a recent big shift in california's population. it's now official. latino residents have surpassed whites as california's largest racial or ethnic groups. now, demographers had expected the shift for decades. abc7 news reporter chris nguyen took a look at the shift throughout the state when the numbers were released in july. >> at the dia de pesca restaurant in san jose, xavi

abby: thank you, cheryl. heather: conservative cancel the defiant ann coulter vowing to speaker at berkeley university after they scrapped her appearance. >> i am giving the speech. i don't know, what are they going to do, arrest me. heather: the school citing safety concerns. abby: is president trump in danger, where the secret service is now stepping up security? >> can i just -- >> need some help? [laughter] >> i think i've got this but thank you. maybe. heather: this was awesome. party crasher ron gronkowsky. abby: i love it. needles. essential for him, but maybe not for people with rheumatoid arthritis. because there are options. like an "unjection™". xeljanz xr. a once daily pill for adults with moderate to severe ra for whom methotrexate did not work well. xeljanz xr can reduce pain, swelling and joint damage, even without methotrexate. xeljanz xr can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections, lymphoma and other cancers have happened. don't star

cheryl: it was changed to "district of columbia" in 2013 when vincent gray was mayor. drivers can still use a district of columbia license while it is still valid. license is good in d.c. for eight years. clearing up confusion for those who don't know d.c. the district of columbia. in southwest washington, cheryl conner, abc7 news. michelle: jonathan: glad we got that cleared up. michelle: yes. my gosh. steve: you know you go to the airports in different cities, some of the people don't necessarily know. michelle: they haven't seen it. jonathan: education for them. steve: exactly. we have nicer weather on the way. we have to wait until monday and tuesday. michelle: man! steve: we need the rain. so if you are suffering from theergies -- allergies it will help. look outside. weather bug network, national harbor. it's quiet and dry for right now but it will change moving through the overnight hours and in the day tomorrow. really in the weekend. 78 degrees at the airport at

>> now, from abc7, "beyond the headlines" with cheryl jennings. >> welcome to "beyond the headlines." today we're talking about the dangers of premature birth. babies born even a few weeks early face serious risks of death and long-term disability, including possible respiratory problems, cerebral palsy, and underdeveloped organs. according to the march of dimes, 1 in 10 babies in the united states is born prematurely, making it the leading cause of newborn death. that is nearly 380,000 babies, a staggering number with a devastating impact on the family. prematurity costs the nation more than $26 billion every year, and sadly there is no clear cause in nearly half of all premature births. but hopefully, that is going to change dramatically and soon, thanks to the creation of march of dimes prematurity research centers across the country. doctors and scientists are working to solve the mysteries of preterm birth. joining me in the studio right now is wendy armstrong. she and her husband volunteer with the march of dimes board of directors, and their family has been a march of dimes mis

cheryl, you're on booktv with author lillian failedderman. >> guest: hi, cheryl. >> caller: hi. it just breaks my hearts for these kids. i didn't know i had a daughter until she was this her mid 20s. it's so hard for them because they're so worried that people aren't going to love them. sorry. [laughter] it just makes me so emotional because it's so hard for them. >> guest: your daughter is lesbian, you say? >> caller: she's transgender. she's fully transitioned -- >> guest: oh, transgender, yes. >> caller: we're not conservatives, we're not republicans, and she was still so afraid even knowing how open we were. and i just can't imagine what some of these kids go through. it's so hard. >> host: thank you, cheryl. >> guest: yes. thank you, cheryl. >> host: the next phase -- >> guest: yes. i think that the transition, the transgender issue has become the big issue now in the struggle for lgbtq civil rights. and i know it's difficult, but the fact is that your daughter has allies now. i think that not only people within the lgbt community, but people outside are understanding more

i'm cheryl jennings. our goal today is to raise awareness about child abuse and how to prevent it. child abuse, sadly, is a year-round problem, and the effects of child abuse can last a lifetime and can happen to anyone. the perpetrators may be people you know. one of the important things to consider is what will you do if you find out about the abuse? what should you do? abc7 news reporter tiffany wilson talked recently with a woman who is suing an easy bay school district, accusing them of not doing anything about the abuse she says she suffered from a coach she trusted. >> newspaper clippings capture sherinne wilson on the court, but her memories of high school are buried in these journals. >> i lived with shame. i thought it was my fault. >> wilson says her basketball coach, leland sandler, started a sexual relationship with her when she was 16, often giving her drugs and writing notes like this to excuse her from class. >> he was a person in authority, and we're still taught, you know, that you liste

cheryl, cheryl casone on that angle.l: migrant-suspected criminals jumped more than 50% last year in germany from the previous year. that's a big number. the german government saying there was more than 170,000 migrant criminals, this comes over a million migrants arrived over the last two years. migrants make up nearly 9% of all suspected criminals in the country of germany. well, the fall-out for united airlines continues two weeks after a passenger was dragged off one of its flights in chicago. according to hollywood reporter, organizers have pulled a united ad that was to run before all screenings due to a, quote, wave of economical reactions from audiences there. some people thought the commercial was a joke. the 30-second spot advertises and united has been a sponsor since 2014. the ad said to be joint decision between united an festival staff. well, uber believes the sky is the limit for the future. company has partnered with the cities of dallas and dubai to start a uber-elevate project which is design today intr

cheryl casone with the details and headlines now, cheryl.yl: remember the time that you left your gun in your bag and left to the airport? dagen: it happens. cheryl: it happens. [laughter] cheryl: it happened to eric gibson, 55-year-old eric gibson was taken into custody after a tsa officer found a caliber gun, gibson said he forgot that he was carrying his gun. he flew up from new who -- orleans. another headlines this morning, a black hawk helicopter crashing in maryland killing one crew member and injuring two others. >> we saw the helicopter and when we realized it was out of control and just within a couple of seconds just went down. cheryl: u.s. army says the black hawk went down during ewe teen training. the crash is under investigation. customers order fries andburgers from mobile phone at any u.s. location. by 2020 we should say that mobile ordering is expected to be 38 billion-dollar industry cutting 10% of total fast-food sales. wendy's might be the next chain to do it, burger king and jack in the box are still testing out their s

former "dancing with the stars" pro cheryl burke.hile abby was getting over a sinus infection she sat down to give me her side of the story. >> cheryl burke will be the host. what do you think about that? >> i think that's great. >> you support her in replacing you? >> i think it's going to be a different vibe and i bet she is treated differently? >> you think lifetime is going the treat her differently? >> hell yes. >> are you excited? >> "e.t." caught up with cheryl outside an l.a. dance studio. >> how did the first day of filming go? >> amazing. this is a great change for me. i'm teaching very, very talented kids. >> reporter: production is breathing a sigh of relief now that cheryl is in place. but it's hard to imagine "dance moms" without abby lee miller. >> how can you remember that -- >> her approach has made the show a phenomenon for seven seasons. >> this for you, though, it was a long time coming? it wasn't a sudden decision? >> it's been a long time coming. >> really? >> a long time coming with the network. to change thing

. >> cheryl: absolutely.s a lot of concern now about the overall effect on the economy, when you have a lower paying jobs like this, does not relate jobs that are really going to have meaningful input into the economy because they are lower wage. i really do think we are seeing an increase in better jobs, a push towards technology, and of course we are bringing back under the trump administration, manufacturing jobs and auto jobs for example. >> dana: what also happens to the rental incomes of places -- retail shops or malls and knelt retail is going to change so much, what happens there? >> cheryl: we've been saying this actually happen for the last ten years in particular. the good old-fashioned moment that i knew when i was a kid is disappearing. somewhat falling apart. i gather what you are saying is an atomic growth in urban centers and we are seeing the population moving back into the urban centers, the idea of the s from a real estate perspective has been changing. it's also changing when it comes to c

in fresno, cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> cheryl, thank you. we should add members of the faith community marched through the streets of downtown fresno this evening on ram's covenant church stopped its bible study tonight to spread messages of peace. you can see them here. at one point they gathered at the crime scene in the alley way behind catholic charities to sing worship songs. >> lieutenant governor gavin newsome, referring to his wife, offer our heart felt condolences to the families and friends grieving for their lost loved ones tonight and for all of those of the fresno community reeling from this senseless violence. stay with us for the late he felt out of fresno. the shooting rampage is the top story on our website right now. again, that's nbcbayarea.com. our facebook and twitter pages are also being updated for you around the clock. >> new at 11:00, living on the edge, literally, an east bay retirement home is almost swallowed up by this land slide as perilous as this looks, the senior citizens remain in that building tonight. this

cheryl casone has the details. >> good morning.eight are to the woman and her 3-year-old daughter were killed when high winds flipped their mobile home off its foundation 50 miles west of baton rouge. eric alexander had just got to go to the grocery store before the tornado hit. they returned home to find the bodies of his girlfriend and daughter. >> thank you. i lost everything, everything. i lost my family. cheryl: tremendous and damaging winds are likely to continue today at abu into south carolina but the greatest tornado risk centered over the state of southern alabama and southern alabama. several school districts in the state have argued that close-up of caution. some other whether to tell you about rounds out. in colombia, rescue workers continued the desperate search for survivors after a flood and not tied to have much of a mountain town in the southern part of the country happened saturday. authorities say 250 people were killed with several peoples standing water, mud and debris crashing into the street. the country's p

cheryl casone has the details, cheryl.: assistant chief deputy constable was shot at least near a courthouse. police released a vehicle possibly linked to the slaying of a description of of a man seen at the time of the shooting. a white or hispanic man about 6'to 6'3 with short hair, medium to stocky built, the shooting was intentional. the constable e-mailed the county's office saying she was concerned that someone he once investigated could be a threat for him or his family. google introducing a new measure marketers track for their ads appear youtube. google said it's working with third-party companies to make sure that youtube brands are safe, this comes over controversy of placement of ads with objectionable content. companies like at&t and johnson and jon would pull ads till they get assurances that google is going to fix the issue. shares of panera bread rising yesterday over take over target, mcdonalds, dominoes. dominoes said it was not discussing a deal with panera. investors like stock. it's been up 37%. if you

cheryl huld, nbc bay area news. >>> okay, thank you very much, cheryl, we'll bring you up to date at the lafayette station, the bart station where commuters are standing in line helping to get on a bus bridge either to the walnut creek station or past that because the walnut creek station has been closed for several hours because of a distraught man. authorities not giving us any word when he will come down if he comes down. they're not updating us on the situation but just saying that stays is closed. bart is single tracking through wants creek and reportedly has commuters on that train but that train is not stopping on walnut creek. of course we'll follow this and keep you posted. >>> the other top story tonight, free speech or public safety. uc berkeley has been put in an uncomfortable spotlight after cancelling a speech. >> university officials feared that violent protesters would happen as before when the speech was cancelled before. >> disappointing for the campus republicans. what is their response? >> reporter: well, we're getting mixed messages from the school and students,

cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> okay, thank you, cheryl. >>> it's bring brespring break of people. but getting to tahoe may be stuff. this is the scene on 80 earlier today. caltrans says chains are required on all vehicles. >> rob mayeda is here. it's friday, it's spring break for a lot of people. >> once you get to tahoe, the views are just incredible. it looks like january outside. here's a good view from the resort at squaw creek. 37 degrees, so we'll give you a friday edition of the toyota tahoe ski report. yes, snow showers going to continue through saturday and a base of 247 inches. here's the issue if you're going to travel there tnt through saturday. form totals from last night through tonight could add another two to four feet of snow above 6,000 feet. equally amazing, the top wind gusts in the last 24 hours, 50 to 60-mile-per-hour gusts. mt. diablo up to 76 miles per hour. the wind speeds are wicking up, but they should not get to that 60 to 70-mile-per-hour threshold we saw last night. but rain is about to make a return to san francisco in the next half hour. here go the

cheryl: you are looking at the descendants of slaves.istening to georgetown university trying to make right with the past. >> the pain is still here and it burns in the soul of every person in the united states. >> the oldest catholic university wanted to apologize for the role in the 272 slaves sold for more than $100,000 to clear university debt. >> i felt it was sincere. >> behind me is isaac hawkins hall. cheryl: two buildings have been renamed. isaac hawkins was the first name on the list of the 272. as second building was renamed for a free woman of color who built a school for black girls. they will be treated like alumni but right now no financial assistance. >> everyone can't afford to come to georgetown university. >> the history books will not change but georgetown university added a chapter. in northwest washington, cheryl conner, abc7 news. >> there are a lot of thing. and maybe this is the first step that the places will do the same thing. >> it's nice to have have deten -- descendants. larry: food is what attracts many to

nbc bay area cheryl hurd tells us will coulter make an appearance? she says she is season the, but will she? >> this has been going back and forth, cheryl. >> reporter: they have been, and both sides are standing their ground. ann coulter will not be here on campus. officially, but her supporters and her detractors say that they're going to hold a rally here in berkeley anyway. >> you did not cancel? tell us what happened. >> ann coulter on fox network sean hannity show. very upset about her cancelled speaking agreement on thursday. >> my allies ran away, they gave in, and then i was -- there was nothing i could do. >> lock her up. >> reporter: coulter or not, supporters from across california showing up to cal's campus tonight. they had no plans on cancelling their trip to berkeley to support coulter and free speech. >> we're citizens we have a first amendment right to be here, this is supposed to be the home of the renewal of freedom of speech here in california. >> reporter: the university needed more time to make the campus safe. and everyone's i

i'm cheryl conner. coming up, we will tell you the mission away from campus.brian: outside right now severe thunderstorm warning extended for the district of columbia. prin anne arundel until 5:45. large hail up to golf ball size, downpour and gusts of 50 miles per hour. see the right side of the camera. heavier showers moving east and southeast. we will track those and the latest on this and the upcoming weekend at "abc7 news at 5:00" continues after this. nancy: "7 on your side" with a payout for volkswagen. the judge signed off or there 3 billion criminal fine. volkswagen pled guilty to for conspiracy and obstruction of justice. they also paid out money for a civil case and bought back impacted vehicles. seven current and former employees have been charged in the case. d.c. mayor taking time to hand out special statehood themed plant seeds today. the seeds will grow into plants that have red and white blooms. mirroring, of course, the color of the d.c. flags. they were handed out at more than a metro stations in honor of earth day. michelle: 100,000 people

cheryl: you will see elephants, apes and pandas at the national zoo.n this easter monday, there are plenty of colorful eggs. >> i felt some under my foot and i picked them up. >> kids are hunting down the wooden eggs for a prize. >> it's alien and dinosaur. >> the his historians say it's not clear why but the african-americans came to the zoo instead of the white house as many as 100 years ago. >> they might not have felt welcome at the easter egg roll for whatever reason. also so many families were involved in the easter festivities in the city. this was their day off. cheryl: security is part of the story. easter monday brings in the most number of the d.c. police officers to help out compared to any other event at the zoo throughout the year. the number of the entrances is restricted in the spring break from six to four. so bags can be checked. >> the easter egg roll is a lottery. we didn't get tickets. cheryl: the rain didn't found them from keeping their plans. >> tomorrow we go to school. enjoying the last day before i ve >> in northwest washingt

bracing for another round of severe weather, cheryl casone with the details, cheryl. cheryl: right, maria, it's been a tough few days in the south. alabama's governor has declared an emergency with damaging winds, tornadoes and baseball-size hail expect today hit that state. governor robert announced deployment of national guard with storms expect today last into to want. multiple schools in alabama are closed today, strong winds, tornadoes also in the forecast for the state of georgia. the stock rose 900 bucks for the first time yesterday and this stock gaining again in the premarket. amazon stock has gained 7% in the past seven sessions, that company, we are talking about valuation, maria, now worth more than $430 billion. that's only twice the market value of the rival wal-mart. only apple, google, alphabet and microsoft are worth more than amazon at this point and the reason amazon gains come news that they are buying a middle eastern e-commerce company. expansion there. jet blue, announcing expansion plan. you might have seen this. the premium service that offers

maria: you crack me up cheryl. cheryl: sorry.ed to talk about that snakes slithering through washington breaking news right now president trump just tweeted on va want to bring it to you he says we are making tremendous progress, with the va there has never been so much done so quickly, we have just started, we love our vets! that is something the president has said, over and over again on campaign trail, you know, but interesting on that elizabeth warren comment on panel, she just is against money says going to be a snake slithering through washington your thoughts. >> well president obama was kind of against money, until you know -- he i think, it is equal opportunity anyone out there in this country should have the right to earn whatever you can earn so long as doing it legally. >> does strike me willing to take big payments given much he talked about it bad optics why take 100 grabbed. >> so soon. >> why? . >> -- >> why, like, a lot of money i mean yeah. >> i love that -- this -- >> for a lot of people supported him a salary,

reporting live in richmond i'm cheryl hurd. >> our thoughts are with that family. thank you cheryl. >>> new at 11:00, a man accused of groping women on muni has been arrested. police say the manni assaulted four women on the n judo line and may have assaulted other women on other lines as well. tonight they have their person rater. >> the police believe there may be other victims and other witnesses who may have seen what happened. because it's a denies lae populated muni lines we are hoping those people come forward and help us to bring justice to everyone. >> they vice president released his name. at least four victims have come forward so far. >>> a bullet riddled car evidence tonight of the dangerous shootout between police and a gunman in napa right near an elementary school. investigators say it started with a neighborhood dispute but it quickly escalated. jean elle is live in napa at that crime scene. still active. >> reporter: there are dozens of evidence markers in the streets. witnesses say they heard dozens of shots in a shootout that left one man dead.

cheryl conner went to dulles to see if the passengers can figure out why this is happening. >> steppingn an airplane, most of us are armed with a cell phone. a mom with a daughter seen crying with the video that started recording. not happy with how the flight attendant treated the woman and they exchange w >> at dulles international airport, willie parker decided to leave his stroller home. but not his cell phone. >> everyone videotapes everything that happens now. records everything. put in my mind to be ready as well. >> i haven't done anything. i have paid for the ticket. >> this video was posted to the social media this week. a man flying delta has to go to the bathroom before the plane took off. he was then asked to step off the flight. he refused. so the plane pulled back to the gate. and all passengers had to get off. it is another incident for the airline executive tollis review from the cell phone. >> i think it is making them more conscious of what they are doing. >> passengers tell us we shouldn't believe the full story is on the cell phone. >> you are not there. >> we saw u

reporting live in ben isha i'm cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> thanks cheryl. our bay area viewers helping us cover the storm all day. dean janko sent thus photo after 4:00 this afternoon. look at this video from scott novacek showing a downed tree in mill paid as blocking an entire treat and damaging some cars. >> and lorie vega showing the scene in her backyard in concord. some damage there. send us your images, video, tag us on twitter or instagram and post them to our facebook page. >> a grizzly discovery in san bruno. a body was found dismembered. the body was found in a home in skyline village. tonight authorities are collecting evidence at two homes on pacific heights boulevard. neighbors say police were at a man's house last week asking about his whereabouts. they are worried that man has been killed. >> to wake up and hear that there is a dismembered body, it just -- it really messes with you. the man who lived across the street over here. i don't know where he is. like i haven't seen him in over a week. >> police tell us that david stubblefield who ow

nbc bay area cheryl hurd is on the cal kamm campus this morning. cheryl, the visit could get out of hand of what's plan as of right now? >> reporter: well, the plan is to wait and see. and the feelings on this one is very mixed. the two groups that invited ann coulter here to campus are backing away for safety reasons. police say that they are ready, and the students say that they are ready as well. >> i feel like people have the right to protest. she has the right to speak. >> reporter: and according to the latest tweet from conservative commentator ann coulter she will speak on berkeley's campus on thursday. some students are concerned about possible violent protests. >> it's kind of like uc berkeley, protest. it's kind of -- i feel like people are taking advantage of the title to get the attention. >> coulter has everyone's attention. the controversial pundit putting free speech back into the headlines. >> the point is at what point is free speech put in trouble because of all the violence that accompanies it? that's the tough problem for cultur

cheryl hurd is there. walnut creek is already busy, but in-n-out. >> reporter: it is, the folks around her don't want it. if the developer has his way the in-n-out burger would be built right here. there is a neighborhood right beyond this building. if a fast-food restaurant is built here a lot of them will be very upset. >> this is the proposed building site for in-n-out. >> reporter: the only thing separating the burger joint from dan's backyard is this fence. >> we are not opposed to in-n-out being built in the city. >> reporter: he would rather force the drive through mag magnate to drive somewhere else. >> before we talk about what's going to go in there we would like to have a fruitful dialogue with the city about thoughtful development. >> reporter: the development group filed the commercial use permit for the southern california ferret. the development includes a new starbucks and upgrades to existing buildings in the area. >> there is an element of danger that the community is exposed to when you

cheryl: the humane rescue alliance came back with fliers. they spoke to wayne and track down who tried to set a cat on fire. >> somebody wanted to set him on fire. that is sad. >> the humane rescue alliance says it was a community cat, meaning no owner. much less the where you know here. a picture of the cat after it was picked up showing sitting close to the bur missing claw likely from frantically clawing at the cage or get away from the fire. >> the humane rescue alliance says she is too traumatized for the cam ro to get close but she was taken to a hospital before getting treatment at the northwest location. >> i don't have no idea. i hope they catch him. >> the humane rescue alliance set a trap on this alley after 8:00 and tried to be discreet as it works to spay and neuter cats without homes. >> come up. c'mon. >> now a $5,000 reward is being offered for an arrest and a conviction in the case. the neighborhood identified for a hot spot for community cats that are often fed by people like wayne. the injured cat will be evaluated to dete

cheryl you have to toss out your trip to cuba.alk about a giant infrastructure project for american companies they could use an american touch on that. encourage everybody to check it out. the people are very friendly and very happy to have us there. i've have friends that have gone and they had loved it. it's very 1950s. they will not go until the entire bloodline has passed. they're very happy that raul castro is now a little bit more open to that. fidel was so oppressive of the people. and he's actually encouraging for an election next year. we will see. markets on the move after president trump selection. how you should be putting money to work after the first 100 days. an internet star finally gives birth. why pause a spontaneous moment? cialis for daily use treats ed and the urinary symptoms of bph. tell your doctor about your medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, or adempas® for pulmonary hypertension, as this may cause an unsafe drop in blood pre

cheryl: it's fishy, by smell not by suspicious. we headed out to talk to the teafood lovers following a george washington study that found mislabeled fish. >> most people can't tell the difference. >> it was this species of tuna for this species. chevy but it could mean added drugs or hormones or the price to allow for the products to be tested. >> they will charge you for the food. >> seafood integrity comes down to trusting the supplier. one this third of the sam panels were misabled fish but not all were offenders. >> i think the d.c. restaurants did well. >> if you choose not toilet it, you shouldn't pay for that. >> i want to share video with you that can only be from florida. that takes ten minutes of dancing around, and tossing a towel over t success! when you have success with a gator what dough you do? you give him a smooch. >> he had that secured well. >> what is snapping back is mother nature. we need it. brian: we jump back up. hoping the drought update will go down. look at what is happening. there are folks that are e

will be joined with people on foot and on buses thank you all very much. >> (clapping.) >> thank you cherylrinkman the shoves shovels are being sharpened but thank you to my partner in the streets of san francisco our public works director to say a few words they're the partner in delivering projects there are unique aspects of working with the public works support we're using a unique mechanism it is called the contract approach different than your typical lump sum low cost build public works has had a lot of experience with this bringing to our support that experience for this long horizontal project as well as great design support and support in many ways please help me welcome the director of the department public works mohammed nuru. >> thank you. >> (clapping.) >> ed and thank you for your speakers as you can see are true testimony on everybody working together to make a project come through and in public works how rare do we get an opportunity to do a lot of things it in one project new sewer lines and water and bus platforms but also the beauty of project it's the landscaping the si

cheryl casone with all details, cheryl. cheryl: intense reaction overnight around the world. first here at home lawmakers quick to respond to the military strikes with some applauding the move also deriding it. florida senator marco rubio, long-time critic praised the president's action. >> it was the right decision for a number of reasons, number one, assad had signed an agreement not to have chemical weapons. it was an agreement that the russians and the united states were signators and had un security council resolution and they have violated that and therefore needs to be consequence, russia is not going to enforce it. they are helping them. cheryl: other republican lawmakers quickly signaled support, in joint senator john mccain and lindsey graham said in part, quote, unlike the previous administration president trump took action. two of the highest ranking democrats also endorsing the president's actions senate minority leader chuck schumer calling it, quote, the right thing to do while his house counterpart nancy pelosi called it a proportional response to the regime's

>> cheryl and link embracing the furry mix up and the folks in their fur suits. >> long tales, ears andhe most elaborate costumes i've he have seen. >> he's going around sniffing tail, you know, looking at people, looking at things, but they were so very happy to see him. it was cool. >> reporter: and when finally discussing what she thought she is event would be -- >> what was that conversation? >> that conversation was with my son. thank you kenny. this is great. >> cheryl's son kenny happily tweeted these photos out and now link becoming rather famous for his furry fun. >> you are a good boy with those furries. you were a good boy. >> yes. >> pretty funny. >> he was having fun. i'll stay. he was dressed. >> you geoff mad when someone takes up two parking spaces. not something i'm fond of. >> we're about to shaye share something. two drivers in oregon wanted to make sure that a poor parker knew that he messed up. so take look here. two jeep drivers boxed in that mercedes who took up two spots. the jeep drivers they started recording while they waited for the guy to come out. he's not

cheryl casone with the details, cheryl.yl: we are getting more details now, good morning, they released a statement that hernÁndez was discovered hanging in prison cell in massachusetts about 3:05 a.m. this morning, just five days hernÁndez was acquitted for murdering two men in boston, remember, he was serving a life sentence without parole for murdering another man back in 2013. that, of course, was a headline-grabbing case at the time. he hung himself using a bed sheet that he attached to his cell window and made sure that the door was blocked when all of this went down. another headline this morning, british parliament voting on theresa may early elections, may said that she would not hold early election, big surprise yesterday, that turn&yesterday when she needed to strengthen her position as she negotiates britain's exit of the european union. her ruling conservative party could win 100 more seats at this election if it is held on june 8th f they approve that election today. well, the ceo of united airlines says no on

cheryl casone with the story, cheryl. cheryl: oh, but there's more, maria. good morning.t has been suspended after he was arrested for suspected prostitution charge. the secret service says he was not on duty when he was arrested at a marilyn hotel. the agent had been assigned to vice president mike pence security detail. we will keep you posted. no name of the agent has been released. a new hack attack warning for anyone who has advice that runs in android sophisticated system. they say that the malware can spy on you using your smartphone camera and microphone and if it's not bad enough, it gets worse, they can look at messages, e-mail, browser history and malware to install itself if it thinks it gets caught. this has happened to you, have you ever opened the bag of potato chips and say this did you want seem very full. two consumers are suing the maker of potato chips, filled bags half way. underfills bags and has left them 58% to 75% empty. the suit was filed in manhattan federal court. finally this one just in time for summer. kim kardashian is going to be floating

cheryl casone with the details, cheryl. cheryl: good morning, maria.el lee was pronounced dead right before midnight, four minutes before death warrant was due to expire. one of several inmates that arkansas plans to ce cute before a lethal drug expires on april 30th, brutal murder of neighbor back in 1993, arkansas originally scheduled eight executions over 11-day period, the most of any state since 1976, the first three were canceled because the court decision, two more inmates were said to be executed on monday. meanwhile an egyptian-american prisoner has returned to the u.s. after the trump administration quietly negotiated her release. ia jihassi and egyptian husband were imprisoned in 2014 after working in cairo at a a rehabilitation center for children. couple along with four other coworkers were charged with child abuse and trafficking charges which u.s. officials dismissed as false. the trump administration reportedly worked for several weeks with egyptian president to secure their freedom, this comes after obama administration fail today pres

we go live to mclaren park and cheryl burden.er mom was found dead. >> reporter: it is. and that car was seized recently and we are learning that the fbi is reexamining dna evidence. all of this coming almost onier to the day that nicole if it's body was found here at mclaren park. claire bonner taking us on that painful walk to where nicole's body was found. >> very, very unsettling to realize that feet from where we are standing nicole was found. >> reporter: her body buried in this shallow grave was discovered on april 8th. covered by this piece of wood with a distinct piece of wood on it. her then 2 1/2-year-old daughter has not been seen since. >> i do believe she is alive. >> reporter: bonner and her family are holding a vigil to remind the public ariana is still missing. >> she could be anywhere in america, across the border. >> reporter: bonner also believes the toddler could be with a former baby-sitter, helena martin. her attorney spoke with us tonight. >> she has given them all the information that she can now that the

. >>> facebook ceo cheryl sandberg is out with a new book. it is about recovery from grief. >> jessica castro from abc7 morning spoke with her about her book and her recovery. >> facebook, cheryl sandberg is candid about her heartbreak and isolation after the sudden death of her husband, dave goldberg. it's that candor you'll find in her new book, "option b." >> acknowledge other people's pain. don't not say anything. you can't remind someone about it. you can't remind me dave died, i know that. she was upset about his absence from her child activity and told her option a was not available, she had to make the most of option b. >> so often we don't know what to say or do. >> reporter: she told me option b is a guidebook not just for the person dealing with the tragedy but everyone rallying around that person. >> resilience is not something we have faked amount of. it's a muscle and we build it and we can build it by helping each other recover and helping each other find joy. >> reporter: the best way to help, don't ask, just do. any act of ki