but when i am in manhattan, it's a big, crowded city, anonymous. when you meet somebody -- if i meet somebody in the neighborhood, i begin to see them after that. when you are introduced to someone, you walked past them before, but you didn't know them. once you know them, you notice their children, when you don't see them, when you expect to see them. they become a part of you in a way. that's what i want to sue with the hemmings family, to give people a stake in this family. this is an interesting time to be thinking about this. you may have seen an article in the washington post not long ago that talked about the fact that monticello now is redoing the rooms where they think sally hemmings may have lived. if you have been to monticello, you know -- or any public museum, it has to pick a particular moment in history -- they can't show the entire range of 50 years worth of development of monticello. this is an area where they think sally hemmings lived. the story appeared in the washington post, as i said. it got a lot of attention. the tour that

city camera. a lot of you enjoying this three day weekend. and for many that means time at shore. our sabina kuriakose in the middle of the crowdsntic city boardwalk. >> abina, if traffic going over the bridg bridges today was any indication it must be busy at the shore. >> reporter: well, guys, take a look. right now it's calm and it's pleasant. i think those crowds are stuck in traffic right now. but i want to let you know, we do have some sun. the sun came out. so that is some good news really quickly let's go to video we got for you. these businesses are open and ready. we got pizza, ice cream, salt water taffy waiting for everybody headed down to the shore right now. really quick alona here. you got here early. you didn't get stuck in all that traffic. >> i didn't get stuck. come on down to atlantic city it's well worth it it will be a beautiful day tomorrow. >> awesome. you should be on commercial. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> she got here early beat all that traffic. again, you know, this is the kick off of the summer we all know that. these businesses are countin con good weekend. so far guys, so good. back to you

it plowed through three crowded city blocks before smashing into a steel barricade. the suspect is a 26-year-old bronx man with two duis. he tested negative for alcohol and may have had drugs in his system and he said he was hearing voices. this votto shows the suspect running from the wreck. a security guard tackled him later. he was attempting a so-called suicide by cop. >> we knew comey was going to be removed prior to him writing his memo. >> i'm not sure he addressed that with a level of clarity. >> the president saying oh my gosh, i want to fire the guy. >> fieb director serves at the president's pleasure. if he not limited in terms of the rationale and my understanding that was one of the rationales but not the complete one. >> a conveyor belt. senators talking about the briefing they received from the deputy attorney general. we're awaiting the briefing for the full house this morning and that will happen in a matter of moments. a mixed reaction from senators. democrats saying rosenstein claimed he knew president trump was going to fire comey before he wrote

city, sorty, crowded of an anonymous city. when you meet somebody in the neighborhood, i immediately began to see them after that. you see them all the time. you have been walking past them before but you did not know them. once you begin to know them you notice their children come you notice where you expect to see them. they become a part of you win away. that is what i wanted to do with the hemmings family was to give people a stake in the family. >> watch and that gordon reed on thomas jefferson at the makes family in its entirety sunday at iraq p.m. on the president here on in history tv only on c-span3. he once called for the removal of bhutto as a planet. on sunday, author and astrophysicist neil the grass tyson will be our guest on in-depth. >> allow me to tell you that our moon, as small as it was compared to earth, is five times the mass of bhutto. -- pluto. welcome to the company of informed people. during our live three-hour conversation we will take your calls, feed and faced questions. he is the author of several

sightseeing with diplomacy, the president ask first lady toured the area with a walk with the crowded old city now locked down by security to the western wall. he became the president president to pay his respects to one of the most sacred sites. he will sit down for a meeting with the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu a at the king david hotel where he's staying in what authorities describe as a bullet and bomb-proof suite. he will wrap up his trip to beth le hem and meeting with hah bass. >>> while the president is overseas, his administration is under a cloud from the firing of james comey as fbi director. jason chaffetz expects to talk to comey today and talk about the request to testify before the the committee on wednesday. comey has agreed to testify before the senate intelligence committee some time after e memorial day. >>> it wasn't a warm welcome for mike pence when he gave the commencement address at notre dame yesterday. dozens of graduates you can see here walked out in protest as he began to speak. the students opposed the trump administration's stance on immigration and

today the man charged with mowing down a crowd in new york city's times square yesterday is behind bars and facing criminal charges. a teenager from michigan was killed and almost two dozen other people injured. abc news obtained video from the scene that many may find hard to watch. >> moments after his deadly ride down some of the busiest sidewalks in new york city. 26-year-old richard rojas not giving up trying to run away after crashing his car into a steal barrier. >> traffic at this point saying get him, get him. i ran toward him and i tackled him down. >> a bouncer helped to tackle rojas to the ground and police said he told them the end of the the world was coming and spoked something before the terrifying turn into the crowd. >> the horrifying video captures the moment more than 20 people were hurt ranging from age from 13 to 72. 18-year-old alyssa elsman visiting the city with her family was killed. >> i am in denial. how do you believe that, she just got to new york, it's her happy place. the suspect a navy vet arrested last week for putting a knife to a man's throat and two

that is a hot crowd. [ cheers and applause ] that is a hot new york city crowd that you're hearing tonighthere, everybody. oh, i love when there's a hot crowd. guys, it's been a great week so far. there's more ahead. tomorrow night, in honor of fleet week here in new york city, we will have an entire audience full of members of the armed services. so be sure to tune in. [ cheers and applause ] tomorrow night. we do it -- we've been doing it for the past couple of years, and it's so much fun. i can't wait for that. that's tomorrow. 'cause also we have great guests on that show tomorrow night. we have jordan peele from "get out." [ cheers and applause ] we have a new song from iggy azalea. >> steve: woah! >> jimmy: and, of course, thank you notes. that's all tomorrow night. but get ready because tonight's show is fresh! >> steve: what? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: yes. we've got a big show tonight. we love this guy. he is so funny and so talented. he does it all. acting, music, producing. he has a new game show called "beat shazam," which i love. i'm gonna love it. any music head will l

manchester city kept up their dominance of the women's game winning the fa cup final at wembley in front of a record crowd as well as winning the continental cup. this was the one trophy they had not won before today. lewis hamilton has taken pole position in the spanish grand prix after edging out sebastian vettel by the smallest of margins. hamilton couldn't improve on his first lap in his final attempt, but it proved enough, beating ferrari's vettel byjust 0.051 seconds, after the german locked up in the final chicane. hamilton's mercedes team—mate valtteri bottas took third, ahead of ferrari's kimi raikkonen. that's all sport for now. england ‘s ian poulter is two shots off the lead in the third round of the players championship. two illiterate shepherd children have been declared saints by the pope at a mass in portugal. hundreds of thousands of people attended the service in fatima where francisco and jacinta marto were canonised. the pair are believed to have seen an apparition of the virgin mary there a hundred years ago. allison roberts has more. it was 100 years ago today that three children ten

the normally crowded old city will be locked down as mr. trump and first lady melania tour the church of the holy sepal kirk also the first sitting president to visit the western wall. the sight seeing will come between meetings between israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and the president. president trump's first oversees trip began in saudi arabia. draped in modern ceremonies and traditional celebrations but defined by his sunday address to the leaders of more than 50 muslim nations across the nation, urging them to unite in the global foyt against terror. >> drive them out of your holy land and drive them out of this earth. >> the president stepping back from the rhetoric of his campaign where he lashed out against islam, instead offering to be a partner in what he called not a fight between religions but a battle between good and evil. >> and that visit, we reached historic agreements to pursue greater and greater cooperation in the fight against terrorism and its evil ideology. >> the fight against terror, one of the issues presi

manchester city kept up their dominance of the women's game, winning this afternoon's fa cup final at wembley in front of a record crowdi lloyd among the goalscorers. city went unbeaten in winning the league last season as well as winning the continental cup, this was the one trophy they hadn't won before today. lewis hamilton has taken pole position in the spanish grand prix after edging out sebastian vettel by the smallest of margins. hamilton couldn't improve on his first lap in his final attempt but it proved enough, beating ferrari's vettel byjust 0.051 seconds after the german made a mistake in the final chicane. hamilton's mercedes team—mate valtteri bottas took third ahead of ferrari's kimi raikkonen. the third round of the player championship at sawgrass is underway — it's considered by some as the unofficial 5th major. louis 0osthuisen — who shot a round of 6 under yetserday remains at the top of the leaderboard. he's joined on 7 under by amercians jb holmes and kyle stanley. england's ian poulter is one shots behind on 6 under. master winner sergio garcia is already in the clubhouse on 5 under. that's all sp

--hattan's big city, routed crowded, anonymous.n you meet somebody in the neighborhood, i immediately see them after that. and you are introduced to someone you see them all the time, you have walked past them before but you didn't know them. once you know them, you notice their children, you notice when you don't see the more you expect to see them. they become a part of you, and away. you have a stake in them. without what i wanted to do -- that's what i wanted to do with the hemmings family, to give people a stake in this family. >> watch annette orden read on thomas jefferson and the hemmings family in its entirety sunday at 8:00-midnight eastern -- and midnight eastern. here in american history tv, only on c-span-three. >> the next on american history tv, we hear from secret service and fbi agents involved in protecting ronald reagan on the day of the assassination attempt. they recall evacuating the president from the hotel and detailed the subsequent changes in security protocol. this is a 90 minute event at the same hilton

city checking in on security. the boardwalk and beaches attract huge crowds. especially in the summer. now the city's police officers are watching you even when you can't see them. in a brand new surveillance center, hundreds of cameras are monitoring the boardwalk, beaches and other areas around the clock. >> it's such a great tool for situational awareness. >> there are more than 500 cameras in the surveillance center and more will be added. >>> this coming weekend, hall and oats will headline the series. the festival is coming to the parkway. the mayor says the city is working with local and federal law enforcement to make sure all large events are properly secured. >>> coverage of the terror in manchester continues after this broadcast on "nbc nightly news." the latest on the suspect and new developments in the case. >>> president trump's $4.1 trillion budget for 2018 arrived on capitol hill. it cuts taxes on wealthy people in businesses. but that comes at the expense of programs like medicaid, student loans and retirement plans for federal workers. local food banks worry if the bud

they are set to play birmingham city in front ofa set to play birmingham city in front of a record crowd that match will be taking place. jessica, i have picked up taking place. jessica, i have picked up on all the excitement on twitter, tell us more about the teams. manchester city are certainly the favourites going into this one, chasing the domestic travel, having already tied up the league title and the league cup title. —— the domestic treble. this would be the third trophy and just eight months if they were to win today. it is a tea m if they were to win today. it is a team with so much quality throughout, with a whole host of england internationals, and also the world's best player, carli lloyd. but in birmingham city, they face tough opposition. birmingham city might not be doing as well in the league as they want to, but they have had an impressive cup run, beating last year's winners, arsenal, in the quarterfinals, and then in the semifinals, they beat last yea r‘s then in the semifinals, they beat last year's finalists, chelsea. birmingham city are certainly considered the und

this is a very warm day in new york city, the crowds are out. this is an extremely normally populated area. here is the new video of the car that david lee just described. it is open, it is completely sideways and it appears to be on the sidewalk. at some of the individuals you just saw, this neighborhood in times square, 43rd street and broadway, just outside of nasdaq. you may have seen it in the background there. this is the new image of the vehicle that apparently mowed down pedestrians on a populated sidewalk in new york city. on the right side of the screen, you can see onlookers as the situation is developing. we don't have any further details on the driver, number of injuries, victims and any of this, so we will bring this to you as it happens. david lee miller, we are seeing right now, police officers are searching the vehicle, opening doors, anything else that you are learning at this moment? >> police are still trying to figure out what happened. the fire department is on the scene here working on this vehicle, trying to ascertain wha

crowds. security experts recommend that cities build truck barriers into the landscaping like these big concrete planters that surround many government buildings. the american trucking association says the industry already does what the advisory recommends, uses electronic tracking, alarms and specialized locks. and gives drivers regular security training. though some drivers say it hasn't reached them. >> no formal training, just basic knowledge. you got to protect your environment, protect your stuff. >> reporter: all the more important says homeland security with isis renewing calls to use trucks as weapons. pete williams, nbc news, washington. >>> yet more rain and dangerous flooding are affecting millions in parts of midwest and south tonight. at least nine flooding related deaths have been reported and hundreds of homes have been destroyed or damaged. nbc's blake mccoy has the latest from hard hit missouri. >> reporter: tonight, parts of flood missouri and arkansas prolonging the agony for homeowners like john shoe with a mote forming around his home, he's keeping faith the water will stay

all that as crowds protest some policies in cities across the country. >>> new details about terrifyingspree at the university of texas. a student now in custody. another is dead. witnesses describing the chaotic scene. >> we have some new video of the race to save a driver after his car was crushed by a tractor trailer. we have anup date on his condition. >>> jimmy kimmel gets personal overnight. >> it's terrifying thing. you know, why-is -- >> the story about his newborn that had his

memorial near explosion cities growing as crowds of people turnout to place flowers, candles and messages of condolence for victims. one of the most striking moments was when poet tony walsh paid tribute to the cities rich history, and its hopeful future. >>> here in the states the empire state building has gone dark in remembrance of the manchester victims in the tweet posted tuesday evening a picture accompanied the caption that read in deep sympathy for lives who in manchester england last night, we will remain dark this evening. >>> central florida orlando eye is lit up in blue, red and white, a picture of the 400- foot ferris wheel was posted to twitter yesterday, and it had the caption, our heart goes out to those affected wye the attack, on the manchester arena tonight the eye will be lit in union jack colors #manchester strong >>> president trump continues his visit to italy after meeting with pope francis early this morning at the vatican. president told the pope it was quote a very great honor to meet him. pope apparently did not respond. two exchanged gifts. the president gave

. >>> crowd are gathering in ocean city. thinks a live look at beach and boardwalk both sure to be busy all weekend long. >>> and chopper three live over the walt whitman bridge, heading east, it looks busy now but count on more traffic, tie up later today and tonight those heading down the shore for the long holiday weekend. but the question on everybody 's mind will we have to dodge any rain or thunderstorms. good afternoon i'm rahel solomon. >>> i'm jim donovan. meteorologist matt peter son is in for katie live on the sky deck with our holiday forecast, good afternoon, matt >> good afternoon, guys. it is a sunny, warm, start to the afternoon and start to our holiday weekend, it is, a day where we need sunglasses heading east over toward jersey shore. south too. folks down to delaware and heading up to the poconos it will be a really nice friday and good drive. so maybe leave a little bit early, and get there sooner. outside right now in rehoboth, people filing on the beach and that beach has definitely been really kind of

( applause ) >> stephen: now,n like that from a new york city crowd?okay all right, all right. now, jeter's number just got retired. number 2 just got put up to the rafters. ( applause ) are you a jeter fan or is he the enemy? here's a shot of the two of you together. >> i'll tell you what, man. that guy, he's so special that-- i have photos of him in my house just hanging all over the place. my son asks me -- >> stephen: you have photos of jeter in your house? >> yes. >> stephen: so you and jeter have photos of jeter in your house? >> probably me. jeter, he's hollywood. so, you know,. >> stephen: why do you have pictures of jeter up? >> you know, i mean, it's the kind of guy that anybody admired. i mean, jeter is this-- this-- he was the face of he still is the face of m.l.b. he's that kind of guy. >> stephen: how did you get the name big papi? >> well, you don't want to k

we continue to see the crowds from hayward to foster city. 25 minutes heading westbound. delays between 238 and the maze. bay bridge toll plaza still very crowded. track closure between fruitvale and lake merritt so you can add 20 to 40 minutes to your commute. there will be a free bus bridge in place for riders, keep it in mind for oakland airport travel. here's a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. we'll end on a positive note. it's positively slow from the maze into downtown san francisco. 37-minute ride hope you grab cup of coffee. that's traffic. back to you. >> thank you. >>> nice day on the way today. more sunshine today. temperatures haven't changed much out toward coit tower in the bay. purse of of clouds will form but that will be it. of this takes us into early saturday morning. tomorrow looks like it will be mostly clear, as well. mother's day is looking nice. partly cloudy and cool. low pressure sits and spins and wheels in fairly cool ocean breezes over the bay area keeping the shoreline nice and cool inland not too bad. low moves inland on tuesday. robe

crowded. you will see the taillights out of hayward to foster city. it's a crowded ride.free. 580, heading to dublin- pleasanton at 680, traffic definitely getting busier. we have had a number of accidents along 580 as well as tesla road. >>> this morning and a group for a group for seniors and those with disabilities will push for more time to cross san francisco streets. the group is requesting that the clock run longer at crosswalking because of risk of collisions and near misses. >>> a demonstration is expected tonight in the sunset to support former oakland mayor jean quan and her husband's proposed plan to open a medical marijuana dispensary. >> why we have to listen to their garbage!! no!!! >> that was opposition from a previous community meeting back in march from the organization pacific justice institute. they are trying to block both quan and her husband's permit and two other dispensaries that want to move in. organizers say they want to educate the neighborhood about marijuana and plans for the dispensary. >>> we have learned the staggering cost of keeping th

all that as crowds protest some policies in cities across the country. >>> new details about terrifying stabbing spree at the university of texas. a student now in custody. another is dead. witnesses describing the chaotic scene. >> we have some new video of the race to save a driver after his car was crushed by a tractor trailer. we have anup date on his condition. >>> jimmy kimmel gets personal overnight. >> it's terrifying thing. you know, why-is -- >> the story about his newborn that had his himself in tears. >>> a good tuesday morning to you all and president trump set to speak to vladimir putin today. >> busy day ahead but getting criticism for what he said about another world leader. the north korean dictator kim jong-un and add to that some major developments overnight on his domestic agenda. kenneth moton joining us from d.c. following it all. >> reporter: good morning, kendis and diane. the timing of a vote on their new health care bill, the white house a little more cautious after the president sent mixed messages about what's really in the plan. this morning, mayday after ma

. >> and the crowds getting bigger in ocean city, new jersey. it's a pretty nice night down there. scott williams has your full holiday forecast culling up right after the break. ♪ ♪ having a baby. caring for your parents. learning you have a condition. these are moments when people realize that where you get your medicine matters. and they look to us. cvs pharmacy. for advice. and ways to save money. plus, get up to fifty extrabucks each year just for filling prescriptions. switching is easy. we're here for you. join us. at cvs pharmacy. ♪ ♪ >>> happy friday, everybody. taking a life look at the delaware memorial bridge. that is a busy place right now as thousands hit the roads for the holiday weekend. scott has your forecast coming right up. >>> some terrifying moments for a teenager as he is robbed at gun point this surveillance video shows the teen sitting on some steps along east eleanor street. he's approached by three men who all had guns and forced him to walk down the street. sevenned his pocks and took things from him and then let him go. if you have any information, call

it is a crazy crowd out here on our plaza. people stretched from city block to city block. long johns. it's a little cold out here. >> i bet if you ask the people in the crowd if it's cold, no. >> we are so excited to sea harry in a few moments. let us get the top stories of the morning. here's the news at 8:00. >>> i'm kristen welker at the white house. president trump is considering a range of options in afghanistan. the president hasn't made a final decision yet but the plan getting the most attention, adding up to 3,000 to 5,000 more troops. the goal, the administration wants to beat back a newly resurgent taliban. military officials say the pentagon rather than the white house would be authorized to set troop numbers. >>> fresh fallout after sally yates testified on capitol hill yet. yates refused to enforce the travel ban and fired by trump said she warned the white house council in late january about then national security adviser flynn. yates saying she misled the vice president and other officials about his conversations with the russian ambassador and could be blac

. >>> a man accused of driving his car into a crowded times square in new york city told police he was hearing voices and expected to die. 26-year-old richard rojas is expected to be arraigned. he is charged with murder and 20 counts of attempted murder and vehicular homicide. rojas drove a car into the crowd killing an 18-year-old girl from michigan. he served in the u.s. navy but was discharged. >>> in bucks county a man is behind bars for shooting in a wal-mart prognosis. 32-year-old brandon grasso is accused of firing a shot behind the wal-mart in quakertown and a woman was driving the vehicle with her son in the passenger seat. the driver became aggressive and passed them and heard a loud bang. >> i thought i heard a -- and thought he hit us and then saw the hole there and all of that popping out and the windshield busted and glass hitting me. i thought oh my god he actually shot us. they began searching for grasso in his late model mercedes benz he was found in a motel late last night in milford township. >>> president trump is getting ready for his first international trip as pr

city. last night, liam gallagher told the crowd in the city that normal service has resumed. udes katy perry, justin beiber, coldplay and take that. for those who don't get tickets, it will be shown on bbc one from 6.00pm until 9.00pm on sunday evening. if you attended last week's concert you can go to this one for free if you can go to this one for free if you register for a free ticket by 4pm today. for everyone else, you have to wait until tomorrow, tickets go on sale at ten o'clock tomorrow. we will be speaking to the organiser later. that must be quite a job. in other news this morning... three men arrested after last week's manchester bombing have been released without charge. detectives are still questioning 11 people to try to find out whether the bomber, salman abedi, had help. 22 people died in the attack. tens of thousands of expat pensioners may return to the uk to use the nhs after brexit unless a deal can be done to let them keep receiving care abroad, a health charity has warned. the nuffield trust estimates the cost of treating them on home soil, rather than ab

a lot of the people were frustrated, a large crowd cheering on the lawmakers and city and county officials who were here to push for action. they want federal funds, approximately $900 million to build the much anticipated purple line, a light rail that would connect bethesda and new trawled and. connecting prince george's county and montgomery county. a federal judge thought the fed -- what the federal funds and sa into account ridership levels on metro, that was five months ago but yesterday the congressional budget set aside money for the purple line extension project. officials today want the federal judge to release the money now. >> i cannot begin to tell you how frustrated we are by the inaction of this judge. he was given two choices, either make a decision to allow the project to go forward, or he can keep other issues on the table. >> the purple line extension project will cost upwards of $3 billion to complete. one-stop would be here at the new silver spring library. officials today say there is no way to stop this project. they have artist to spend $400 million on it. the quest

navy veteran is facing charges after barreling his car through large crowds in new york city's times square. 23 people were run over including an 18-year-old woman who died. ken bastida reports. >> reporter: times square there are hundreds of cameras there. we now have a look at the moments when 26-year-old richard rojas plowed his car into that crowd but we want to warn you that the video is quite graphic. you can see the car make its way on the sidewalk, boom, it takes out several people it's drives right through. you can see people flying as they try to get out of way. in another new piece of video here's another angle you can see the car going airborne right there right before it comes to a stop on two wheels. witnesses say they didn't know what was going on. >> looked down at my phone and next thing now, boom, it was like a big bomb explosion. >> they got a hold of rojas. investigators say he was not drunk. but still unclear if he may have been on drugs when this crash happened. he told officers that he was hearing voices. he expected to die. investigators say rojas has two prio

city today. but the crowds still made the best of overcast skies and the business forecasts doesn't appear gloomy this summer. the sights sounds and smiles of summer 2017, a father and daughter bike ride, the salty ware o air, favorite place to east oh or the stroll down the board walk. mother nature didn't put a damper on loyal show shore goers this day. >> i'm quite surprised with the weather it's such a great turn out. i can only imagine in it's sunny what it would be like. >> sno sun in the sky still standing room only on the sidewalk. >> i was coming to work and there will be a line down the street. >> so sink teeth and tease buds into the red white and blue pan cakes and french toast. >> i'm never mad at mother nature. plants need water surfers need waves. beach need replenished it's working out just fine. >> when it's not a perfect day at the shore it is good for business. >> we had get our hoodies, two for $25. >> brooks and her husband spent family time and spent money on a on sweat shirts ride and a hotel. >> we came her last night wasn't specking to stay. the rates were really awesome.

thousands of people have gathered for a vigil in manchester's city centre in memory of those who died. a minute's silence was held as crowdslled out on to nearby roads. greater manchester chief constable ian hopkins thanked "the rest of the world for holding us in their thoughts". now it's time for world business report. as the uk prime minister ups the security personnel across the country, we assess the cost of keeping britain safe. and balancing the books within a decade — that's the promise from the trump administration as it reveals its spending plans for 2018. hello and a very warm welcome to world business report. i'm sally bundock. also in the programme the credit rating agency moody's downgrades china — we'll have the details in a moment. we will be talking to rico hizon. as we've been hearing, britain is now on a critical terror alert — with the military set to bolster the police amid fears the manchester bomber, salman abedi, did not act alone. earlier, prime minister theresa may raised the threat level to the highest possible, meaning that another attack could not be ruled out. so how well funded is britain's s

crowded field. leno is a former city supervisor and state assemblymen. he wants to focus on civil rights. he has the backing of several members of the board of supervisors. >>> the warriors are taking off for salt lake city at noon today as the round two series shifts to utah. >> and they beat the jazz 115-106 and lead the series 2-0. the dubs have had the lead in 94 of the 96 total minutes in both games. >> what are your thoughts of keeping the team motivated and focused having not been tested yet in the playoffs. ? >> i am going to switch seats with you next game and you let me know if you thought that was easy. >> and green had to leave the game with a knee injury in the fourth quarter and later returned and said he will be fine for game three. abc7 is your home for the warriors showdown. that's followed by after the that's followed by after the game is panel. >> show your dub pride, and use #dubson7 so we can find it and share it on tv. >>> check out the weather for the weekend. fought going to be like last weekend. >> no, not even close. here's the first sign of it. we're going to ha

city. cydney long, nbc 10 news. >> thank you cydney. the crowds still plentiful out there impressive. >> no question wearing sweat shirts some braving the conditions with tee shirts and shorts. glenn, what do you think it's got to be windy as heck coming off the ocean, kind of cold. >> a little windy. and it was kind of breezy, wind off the ocean all weekend at the shore. but at least it was not raining this afternoon. naes what really ruins the shore weather for me. 63 degrees cloudy skies philadelphia but tlaeft you can see the tops of the buildings. the clouds aren't as low. brightening up a little bit. it's only near 60 degrees across much of the rest of the area. the average high in time of year is 78. so yeah we're not close to that. we've got a northeast wind coming down the coastline. and new jersey, 60 at who will goat, summers point ob ocean city. 63, 64 at stone harbor. i don't think it's much warmer tomorrow. wind off the ocean there too. mostly in the 60s again across new jersey, across delaware beaches, up to the philadelphia area de

and last night, liam gallagher gave an emotional performance in manchester, his home city, telling the crowd proceeds of the gig to the families of the 22 people who were killed last week. our entertainment correspondent colin paterson was there. # and there's no easy way out... liam gallagher, back in manchester, back on stage, and looking back to last week's events. 22 candles were lined up in front of the drum kit, one for each person killed in the terrorist attack. and it didn't take him long to issue a defiant statement. normal business has resumed! what made this gig different was the singing between the songs. the audience on numerous occasions spontaneously bursting into chants of "stand up for the 22". stand up for the 22! this was one of manchester's biggest music stars returning home to deliver a set including oasis classics like live forever, rock and roll star. one song noticeable by its absence, the one which has become an anthem to unity here over the last week, don't look back in anger. but then, it was noel who sang that one. liam didn't sing it, but his fans did. staying be

. >>> a man who crashed his car into crowds of people in new york city's times square, killing a teenager and injuring others told the police he was hearing voices. this cell phone video from yesterday -- you can see how the car flew up in the air after hitting safety barriers just before noon. 26-year-old richard rojas, a navy veteran, was arrested. his car jumped the sidewalk and moving for three blocks hitting several people along the way. an 18-year-old girl from michigan visiting new york was killed. her 13-year-old sister was hurt along with 22 other people. the man who works at a nearby restaurant helped tackle richard rojas as he tried to run away. >> there was something wrong with him. the assumption was that he was drunk. i worked in security for 25 years and i'm not a doctor but i know what alcohol does. i've seen it for 25 years. that was not alcohol. >> investigators say richard rojas had two prior dui arrest. at first he tested negative for alcohol. friends of rojas say he has not been the same since coming back from active duty in the navy and that he has been posting "craz

. >> reporter: that is why a large crowd marched in bride berg for cities oldest memorial day parade, started in 1947 by world war two veteran edward debet. >> they passed away. we march, rain, shine, it doesn't matter, we march. >> reporter: for sacrifice that can never be repaid. >> reporter: here at philadelphia vietnam veterans memorial etched in the granite are names of the 646 philadelphians who died while fighting in the vietnam war and today, of course, we remember not only their names but every name of our fallen heroes. live from penns landing, i'm anita oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> crowd lined state street in media for delaware county tradition, boro's annual memorial day parade brought out spectators of all ages, it featured veterans, marching band and local fire companies. the ceremony at nearby veterans squared was ralph a former prisoner of war in vietnam. >> this event here in media is a great visible symbol of our patriotic citizens. it is our duty to remember. >> today's memorial day observance in media capped off a weekend of other special celebrations. >>> l

manchester city kept up their dominance of the women's game, winning the fa cup at wembley in front of a record crowdame, city went unbeaten in winning the league last season as well as winning the continental cup, this was the one trophy they hadn't won before. joy then for manchester city's women at wembley, and don't forget voting for the annual bbc women's footballer of the year award closes on monday morning at 9am. five superb players from around the world are waiting for your vote — so go to bbc.co.uk/womensfootball and choose your favourite. with chelsea having clinched the premier league title the battle at the top is now all about those champions league spots. manchester city moved a step closer to securing one. they're back up to third after a narrow 2—1win over leicester, the goals came from david silva and a gabriel jesus‘s penalty in the first half. leicester got one back and looked to have rescued a point with this riyad mahrez penalty... but the referee spotted that he had kicked the ball twice and disallowed the goal. arsenal closed the gap on the top four, they're nowjust one point

city? >> yes, it was very profound. he was on stage and felt bad right after that. i was in europe, and i was just telling the crowd we were somewhere, and i forgot what city, his name was on the list to be there, the week after we were there, i was telling the people, you got a lot of new orleans people coming in the house, and it's going to be a great great show. but it was hard for us, he's a treasure to us, i learned a lot from him coming up, he always came, i'll just see him sneak on the side of the stage and smile and keep giving us encouragement and different things, and want to work with the youngsters and pass along things. that was very hard for us. >> you said that a moment ago, that i love. i think it's true, you know it to be true, i think it is. you can show up somewhere in the country and the bar keep can say band from new orleans and you're going to get a crowd? >> that's right. the place that you were born and raised has that kind of reputation around the world? >> i think it's great, you know. it's a wonderful thing from louie armstrong, fats domino, we have so many people in the middle, you can h

cnn is in the crowd in new york city for us. bring, how large is that demonstration?reporter: well, wolf, hundreds of people are here. now historically in new york city, hundreds of people come out for may day doing exactly what you mentioned. workers coming to fight for their rights. immigrants coming to fight for their rights as well. but like you said, wolf, it has also turned into anti-trump policies. we are seeing a number of groups here, planned parenthood groups. seeing black lives matters groups. again also the immigrants and workers fighting for their rights as well. not too often, we hear from new york city mayor bill de blasio, he called for another 100 days of resistance across the country. and these rallies all across the country. here in new york it is unclear if all of these people are going to leave the square in lower manhattan and march through the streets of new york city but we have seen a number of protest all across the city. some people going to macy's flag ship store in harold square. some arrests made. we see pockets of protest all across the

city tonight. at least 17 people are dead. at least 70 more are injured. >> the first bomb went off in a crowded pub near the birmingham city centers than a hundred yards away, a second bomb exploded in another pub. there had been 200 people inside. police said they were still searching for bodies in the rubble. >> terrorism only works when it shocks people. the mid-1970s, the i.r.a. attempts an entirely new tactic, to bring the conflict to the british mainland. >> the british homefront has itself become a battlefield in the raging guerilla war over northern ireland. >> there have been many bombings in england in recent months as the terrorism of northern ireland has spread, but tonight was the worst. >> for sheer audacity it was unrivaled. arab terrorists attacking opec, the headquarters of oil power. three men were killed and three wounded. >> there is no certainty, but there is plenty of speculation that one of those terrorists who raided the opec meeting in vienna be europe's most wanted fugitive, carlos sanchez martinez, also known as the jackal? >> this is the clearest news film of carlos that so far exists. that's him break

and it was prolonged, and i felt as if that was just a response from the crowds that said, we are not defeated, we are diverse cityvide us, we are still here, i was so struck by that and so many people watching at work, and so many people watching at work, a lot of us welled up at that point, it was impossible not to. a group of men began singing don't look back in anger, famous manchester song from the manchester band that is reflected the messages from the fans, extraordinary resilience which has been amazing to witness. paul nuttall of ukip has defended the decision to launches manifesto today isa decision to launches manifesto today is a message to terrorists that they will not win, he said there was no magic formula for turning back the tide of radical islam but he said it was a cancer that needed to be cut out. deputy leader suzanne evans accused the government of failing to tackle extremism by cutting security forces and overseeing record levels of uncontrolled migration. our political correspondent. ukip, back in campaigning mode after the manchester attack. lighting candles, they say, is not enough. inste

crowd. what is your message? it is a multicultural city with many different faiths.t, some of whom will feel angry? when we get through the tears and the grief, and there will be a lot of tears and grief with funerals coming up, we will show that manchester's values of mutual respect and peace, exemplified in this crap tonight, this is worth fighting for. we will get beyond the tears and grief and we will get to what manchester is brilliant at — fighting and standing up brilliant at — fighting and standing upfor brilliant at — fighting and standing up for itself and bouncing back. brilliant at — fighting and standing up for itself and bouncing backlj spoke to a lady who lost her granddaughter. the pain is unbearable. thank you very much, pat karney. that's it from us tonight. thank you for watching on a night that manchester will never forget. good night. and taxed to the bbc north west tonight team for that programme from manchester. as we have been hearing, this attack seemingly targeted children and was calculated to cause distress. the bombing has presented pa re