covington documents her journey on her blog. covington says she's never been arrested or touched inappropriately. she hopes the top freedom movement will erase the idea that being ba public is a sub versive act. >> ok. >> it's working. >> you know, they -- that has happened before. >> i'm sure it has. >> not with her. i don't know about that, but you hear car washes with bikini clad girls when they make them put clothes on. >> really? you'll have to tell me about that. >> you mean where it's located? >> where they're car washing. >>> a massachusetts man is recovering title from the nation's fir penile transplant. >> he had to have his jen tills removed back in 2012, he received the transplant during a 15-hour surgery at massachusetts hospital last week. the organ was transported from deceased donor. he should have normal functions in the next few months. >> today i began a new chapter filled with personal hope and hope for others who have suffered these injury, particularly for our service members who put their lives on the line

. >> thank you commissioner president covington i just wanted to add to our comments and presented by the fire marshall we want to make sure that everyone collective is going both the legislation with eyes wide on we believe we are i'm in total agreement that anything that can safe lives and reduce injuries with fire safety the reality we'll need additional resources the fire marshall said specifically to be locked in we don't know the true impacts it is difficult at this time but some ideas we've passed to the building department and to the mayor's office of budget we'll receive assistants in the form of work order to get the ball rolling in terms of the database the idea to marry the database and the information will be more assessable and consistent for the public that want this information and then in addition to have the field inspectors that number needs to grow because of the requirements of the legislation. >> thank you chief joanne hayes-white commissioner hardeman. >> thank you fire marshall i support commissioner nakajo and commissioner vice president cleaveland statements

thank you to the fire commission, president covington, thank you troomr. roease to opening the doors to us and supervisor campos and staff for the individual lnts. i look forward reconvening in the coming weeks and assure we are working close with mayors office and department of building inspection to insure greater compliance and outreach toward a safer community. >> thank you chief gonzalez. thank you. madam secretary, can you read the item >> item 7 presentation from bureau investigation. presentation from fire marshal daniel decozeio, captain russell and captain attica regarding fires in [inaudible] status of investigations accept where prohibited by law. >> good evening commissioners, chief, lothose in attendance, dan deicoseio. i'm here to present [inaudible] the focus on the mission. very good. we'll begin by citing our mission statement. what is our mission? we will then-go back one. thank you. just like to give a verbal overview of a run through of what will come before you here. we'll begin with a mission statement. look at the division of fire p

nakajo he chief of the department chief joanne hayes-white. >> thank you commissioner president covingtonthe next meeting on june 8th we'll have estimates of what we believe we'll need as the chief said to be successful so have numbers for you. >> thank you excuse me - vice president commissioner vice president cleaveland thank you madam president and chief can couple of fellow questions the one million dollars that was mentioned the gi will give us to help us ramp up our inspectors is that per year one million dollars or every 3 years. >> per year for every two years. >> within million dollars for each year. >> it is 1.1 for a total of 2.2. >> i expect us to have a written response we need this to the board of supervisors on this legislation i mean, we can't just disappear and talk about that but have it written down and every time we have a major code changes when it effects the from time to time everyone inspection and the responsibility and one final question dealing with the upgrading of 2021 and any work that is done over $50,000 be upgraded so in that not happening then whatever th

thank you to the fire commission, president covington, thank you troomr.roease to opening the doors to us and supervisor campos and staff for the individual lnts. i look forward reconvening in the coming weeks and assure we are working close with mayors office and department of building inspection to insure greater compliance and outreach toward a safer community. >> thank you chief gonzalez. thank you. madam secretary, can you read the item >> item 7 presentation from bureau investigation. presentation from fire marshal daniel decozeio, captain russell and captain attica regarding fires in [inaudible] status of investigations accept where prohibited by law. >> good evening commissioners, chief, lothose in attendance, dan deicoseio. i'm here to present [inaudible] the focus on the mission. very good. we'll begin by citing our mission statement. what is our mission? we will then-go back one. thank you. just like to give a verbal overview of a run through of what will come before you here. we'll begin with a mission statement. look at the division of fire pr

the town of covington, kentucky turned into a search and rescue team. >> it was a lot of fun. i wanted to bring the community together and expose them to agriculture. this wasn't the way i wanted to do it, but we accomplished our task. >> time to go home. >> every goat was found but two of them can boast that they stayed out all night snoozing in a park. >>> wow. young and old are digging through bins at garage sales and stores, hunting for the perfect record. more on the comeback of vinyls next. ,, over the winter put a dampe the peach crop. >>> good morning. it's monday, may 9. time check for you now. it's 4:54. these are the temperatures to anticipate today, yes, it's warmer and partly sunny skies around the peninsula. east of the bay, climbing to 73 degrees and a bit of a wind whipping up at stinson beach at 20 and petaluma, 70 degrees with lots of sunshine. good morning, clear lake at 77 degrees. >>> and good morning to the super commuters as they head to the altamont pass. slow to greenville and then a bit of a break towards 680 at the dublin interchange, looking good in

. >> thank you commissioner president covington i just wanted to add to our comments and presented by the fire marshall we want to make sure that everyone collective is going both the legislation with eyes wide on we believe we are i'm in total agreement that anything that can safe lives and reduce injuries with fire safety the reality we'll need additional resources the fire marshall said specifically to be locked in we don't know the true impacts it is difficult at this time but some ideas we've passed to the building department and to the mayor's office of budget we'll receive assistants in the form of work order to get the ball rolling in terms of the database the idea to marry the database and the information will be more assessable and consistent for the public that want this information and then in addition to have the field inspectors that number needs to grow because of the requirements of the legislation. >> thank you chief joanne hayes-white commissioner hardeman. >> thank you fire marshall i support commissioner nakajo and commissioner vice president cleaveland statements

. >> well, what started as grand opening for a farmers market in covington, kentucky turned into a 24 hour search for run away goats. market bosses wanted to walk seven goats at a local park in the so-called running of the goats, but the goats made a run for t they bolted through group of volunteers, the goats were recovered, safer and sound, but two spent the night on the loose in that park. >> little vacation. >> well, coming up after the break, we'll get another check on weather and traffic. >> katie tells us which days are looking the best this weekment we will be right >>> wasn't it so nice to finally see that sunshine for not just a fleeting moment, but most of the day yesterday? so happy mother day, belated to all of the moms out there. today looking pretty nice overall. on storm scan, though, see few clouds beginning to build south of the dc area. that's a front trying to nudge in. so, we may see some clouds build in, across the delmarva, sooner rather than later, also, across southern new jersey, generally speaking we will keep the sun for the better part of the day around ph

covington, present. cleveland, present. nakajo, here. hardeman, here. joan hayes-white, here. item 2, general public comment. members of the public may address the commission up to 3 minutes on any matter within the commissions jurisdiction and does not appear on the ajendsa. speakers address their remarks to the commission as a whole and note individual commissioners or personnel. lack of response by commissioners or department personnel does not necessarily constitute agreement with or comments made during public comment. >> thank you madam screert. secretary. next item, please. public comment. please come up to the podium. thank you. >> good morning. i'm out of breath. lisa [inaudible] paramedic captain with fire department. as we know we had a recession that was bad. the city and mayor asked all departments to make cuts and they tough. in the san francisco fire department complied. we delayed hiring and purchasing new vehicles. i don't evvy sth decision the chief had to make. the one that hurt the most was losing the paramedic supervision in the southern part of the city.

but they decided that a sprint would be better, and that's how the town of covington transformed saturdayning into a search and rescue team that didn't end for 24 hours. >> it was a lot of fun, you know. and i wanted to bring the community together. >> the goats went rogue and two of them can brag about staying out all night. >>> in the northeast, farmers are turning to the golden state for help after sub-0 temperatures in the winter put a damp on crops. many growers say they will likely have to buy from california and the deep south. the golden state is the biggest producer. >>> the lundberg survey out said that gas prices jumped 9 cents in the past two weeks. in our local metro area according to gas buddy, it's $2.83 in san jose and $2.81 in oakland, and $2.96 in san francisco and are still 85 cents less than this time last year. >>> members of the frisco 5 in san francisco are asking people across the state to not go to work and not go to school in order to support their efforts against the sfpd. >>> and package deliveries by flying drones and dropped down by parachute are already happ

this is chelsea covington ridinc a bike on the streets of dc topless into shoo she's doing is to makent aboutoi normalizing the human body. b part of what she calls the top freedom movement. she spends time in states where it is illegal for her to be bear chested i think that's supposedh to be legal, legal for her to do it including herry the nations a capital. she documents her journey on her blog. never been arrested nor touched inappropriately she hopes it will erase the idea that it is. >>> newlywed couple from ourur area are big fans of the rappere they are shocked when he crashed their dc wedding this weekends. how it all went down that's coming up at 10. >>> as we head an update on sinead oh connorr she was found safe and sound. she left for a bike ride yesterday morning and wasn't found until this afternoon. a we'll be right back. back. >> worlds third richest man, old fashion bargain hunter. buffett said to be putting up money to buy yahoo's internet company. amazon stock jumping. j private label brands include everything from baby food and coffee to lawn desoap and diapers.

covington's first annual running of the goats, that's the actual name of the event, turning into runninghter] as six goats broke away to make a run for it, residents scrambled to catch the goats. they seemed to enjoy their hours of freedom, however, and all the spectators certainly did. i mean, go goats. all of them eventually caught, no one was hurt. probably some discipline issues -- [laughter] >>> up next, donald trump ramping up his attacks against hillary clinton. >> she's playing the woman's card to the hilt, and you know what? women understand it better than anybody. and watch how well i do with women when it counts, when the election comes. watch how well. lou: how well? well, we'll find out. fox news eye kimberly guilfoyle, co-host of "the five," takes co-host of "the five," takes that up with me. at ally bank, no branches equals great rates. it's a fact. kind of like social media equals anti-social. hey guys, i want you to meet my fiancÉe, denise. hey. good to meet you dennis. lou: joining us tonight, kimberly guilfoyle, co-host of "the five." paul ryan saying after donald trum

area nba hopefuls can learn from a pro today. 76er robert covington led the clinic. 76 minutes of tipsills. that's a day these kids won't soon forget. >>> all right. sam bradford is back. standoff with the team over. >> a lot of people thought he would wait until mandatory practices came, but this was still voluntary. he showed up. he dropped the trade demand and joined the team for practice after a two week hiatus. tim furlong talked about the surrender. >> reporter: shut up and play seems to be the feeling towards sam bradford and happy to know he's back with the team. you see him here at practice here this morning. >> i don't think he handled right. >> reporter: mark a professional fence installer, and says professional anything, act like it, minimum wage or millions, show up, do your job, and make yourself valuable. >> come in, work, prove it, and show them this is why you pay me the money. >> reporter: after signing a high price albeit a short contract, they drafted went eed bradford asked to be traded, apparently did not return coach's calls, but saw he had no leverage, either pl

hillary clinton will follow him to the bluegrass state tomorrow, making stops in louisville and covington other side, presumptive nominee republican nominee donald trump has no scheduled events this weekend as he celebrates his daughter tiffany's graduation from university of pennsylvania. next up for all three candidates, tuesday's democratic primaries in oregon and kentucky and republican caucuses in kentucky. >>> one of the presidential candidates not competing in the primaries is senator ted cruz who will be speaking in over two hours at the texas gop convention. vaughn hilliard is in dallas, following the ted cruz speech there. vaughn, what kind of reception do you think cruz will receive? do you expect him to talk about issues dominating the news, including transgender bathroom director that came down from the white house? >> reporter: hey, ayman, sure. this campaign isn't over. ted cruz is out of the race, but ultimately this is a fight, and ted cruz, if you talk to staffers and talk to volunteers, a lot of ted cruz supporters are not ready to back donald trump and have no intentio

up here in the cincinnati suburbs, kenton county, 3.7% of the state's population includes covington where the state's airport is, secretary clinton has a small lead here but 4% of the vote to be counted. if it comes in at those percentages, if it tracks the earlier precincts that would pad her vote total. one last place i want to check is in jefferson county which is she jumped ahead when more of the votes came in earlier, it's at 99% right now, but she has a 17 point lead in jefferson county. if more votes come in and if they track close to that, secretary clinton could add a bit to her lead there. so you pop it back out and you want to look at 99% of the map filling in, doesn't get much closer than that and both campaigns are going to look at this closely and you would have to say slight advantage to clinton and as i get to "d" what do you do next. there's no specific margin that guarantees a recount in the state of kentucky. if you want a recount you can ask for one but you have to go to court to do that. we'll see if either campaign wa wakz up tomorrow morning and thinks something was

happened this weekend in covington, 90 miles east of louisville.s a barrier around the critters, but the goats were having none of that. six of them broke free and ran wild causing quite a bit of chaos around the town. >> i would like for this to be an event that happens again. >> very memorable first annual goat running. >> it all took a full day, but searchers say they eventually captured all the goats, organizers say they're thinking about making some changes next year. >>> on this day in 1950, firefighters rescued the real life smoky bear. the u.s. forest service created the cartoon mascot during world war ii, over concerns that enemies of america would try to start fires here. a few years later, crews saved the 6 week old bear cub during a forest fire in new mexico. the forest service adopted that cub and it became the living symbol of smoky bear, helping to promote the classic slogan, only you can prevent forest fires. and the lucky little cub was on its way to becoming america's first famous bear, 66 years ago today. >>> we'll have coverage

. >>> and finally, some people in covington, kentucky, thought it would be fun to kick off the farmer's market season there with a goat parade. bad idea. the goats made a break for it, fleeing the parade. and running through the market crossing streets. and hiding in the woods. 5 of the 7 escaped goats have been caught. the search is on now for the remaining two. they remain at large. they could be, who knows, maybe in sunrise, florida, where rob is. >> every time i held a goat parade it's gone without a hitch. >> this one was badly organized. >> i've done a lot of goat parades. >> was that a joke? maybe you could run after the jokes. that's rob's job, right? he's running for the wings for life world run started about ten, 15 minutes ago, which means i've gone all of 100 yards. this is a unique race put on by red bull. not only happening here, but simultaneously happening in california and 4 countries adler the world, all the money in the last three years, 8.3 million of it goes to fund spinal cord research. red bull puts it on like they can only can, it's only on "g.m.a.," 2500 partici

. >> commissioner president covington commissioner vice president cleaveland commissioner nakajo commissioner hardeman chief of the department chief joanne hayes-white and item 2 public comment members of the public may address the commission on items of interest to the public that are within the subject matter jurisdiction pooifkz the speakers, the lack of a response does not remarks to the commission as a whole and not to individuals. >> thank you, madam secretary any members of the public who would like to speak at this time. >> thank you just come to the podium. >> game-changer commissioners and chief my name is dan (inaudible) i'm here to speak on the same topic as last week (inaudible). >> by all means that was taken off the agenda can you watch his the time it was taken off the agenda there are ongoing discussions and deliberations regarding how best to solve that problem okay. so continue. >> in this case, i will just like to keep this at the first and foremost and (inaudible) currently we have 3 field supervisors covering the entire city and frankly (inaudible) the varsity (inaudible

. >>> the goat run in covington thought they had all their traction covered.hey had the track mapped out, but they outmanuverred the man who was trying to corral them. after all the efforts of trying to round up the goats, two are on the run. >>> what makes them think a goat would stay on a designated path. >>> let that to be a lesson to you. >> reporter: i wanted a goat as a pet sca kid. >>> kid -- as a kid. they eat poison ivy and everything else in the backyard. there's the view over the commodor barry bridge. still seeing shades of gray in parts of viewing area, others seeing the sun. double scan live is clear getting all the precipitation out of here and the skies brighten up in the hour.9 degred high. we talked about this a couple of weeks ago with the omega block, it can be your best friend or enemy depending on which part of the block you're stuck in. in april we were stuck on the good side of the pattern we had temperatures 6 degrees above average, no rain, wall-to-wall blue skies and sunny from start to finish. in the last 11 days we were stuck on th

. >> host: here is sweeney from covington, georgia, democrats' line. go ahead. >> caller: good morning, and thank you very much for letting me speak. mr. boot, i enjoy your vision. i'm an elderly woman now, my late 60s, and when the republican party back a long b time ago, wallace was trying to run. i saw where they had sat him down at a round table. they told him the vision of the republican party, and they saidh that his individual viewpoints was not good for america. and they more or less said we suggest that you stop running. and wallace stops running, and i felt better. donald trump is on a republican ticket. he's saying he's republican. he has a lot of viewpoints. i understand what you're saying. but there is no way in the world at this late date we can have a commander in chief that can't even give proper viewpoints in america and now we're going to trust you with pushing the button for nuclear?r nucl this man has problems with his own psyche. he is all about trump, he's all about the things that he wants. that is the things thacan getin this co

the majority of pledge delegates. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: and abc's cecilia vega in covington, kentucky, with the latest. good morning, cecilia. >> reporter: george, good morning to you. you heard it there. big celebrations from bernie sanders. this is his second big win this month but let's take a look at the math. the nomination is still really far away. he won a handful of pledge delegates than hillary. she still leads by more than 700 delegates at this point. in order for sanders to clinch the nomination he would need to win 98% of the remaining delegates going forward, george. this is an uphill climb to say the least, as much as hillary clinton would like to put this primary fight behind her still a long ways away. >> and that is the question right there. bernie sanders cannot catch up. can't get 98% of the des and the clinton team is explaining away this loss in west virginia but it is bogging her campaign down. >> reporter: well, yeah, you know, they say they did not advertise in west virginia. they say the demographics favor him there but the reality is she's got a rea

lexington, she is out spending bernie sanders in this campaign been here over the weekend, she was in covingtonaid, this sort of favors her she is spending a lot of money on ads won this primary in 2008 over barack obama handily her husband won ken in 92, 96, and bernie sanders facing a closed democratic primary already tampering down expectations perhaps. >> we are in a campaign right now where we enjoy -- to win on tuesday. we think we have a shot to win here in ken. >> yeah, [cheers and applause] . >> we did very well in virginia when we -- >>. >> it might be said that bernie sanders biggest backer in kentucky is donald trump he tweeted this morning bernie is being treated very badly by dems system rigged against him should run as independent reason i bern run bernie run very good at dividing and conquering. >> thank you jeff flock on campaign trail in kentucky, kentucky and oregon prepare for the vote tomorrow, the "new york times" is launched an attack on donald trump, in a cover story yesterday times attacked the way that trump says he acted with women in private, one of the women named i