forward for him really ok well look it's a case of waiting in tellingly i'm sort altogether sure ok dan look we're going to leave there that are always nice to talk to you good to get your insight there was political analyst down at least but thankfully. now the european court of human rights has ruled lithuania and remain you took part in the cia's program of secret detention centers and also violated the probation on top by helping the agency with the interrogation of two al qaeda suspects both countries have been ordered to pay the men one hundred thousand euros each in compensation one of the suspects was according to the cia a key al qaeda figure no charges were brought against him as part of his interrogation he was water boarded eighty three times it said he lost his left eye during cia torture the other detainee was also subjected to the agency's in hans interrogation program according to the cia he led al-qaeda is gulf region operations but both are still held in the notorious guantanamo bay prison the hearings revealed the conditions under which the two suspects were kept peter oli

him really ok well look it's a case of waiting in carrying legally and sort all together sure ok dan look we're going to leave there always nice to talk to you good to get your insight there was political analyst down at least but thank you. now the european court of human rights has ruled lithuania and remain you took part in the cia's program the secret detention centers last day violated the probation on top here by helping the agency with the interrogation of two al qaeda suspects both countries have been ordered to pay the men one hundred thousand euros in compensation but one of the suspects was according to the cia a key al qaeda figure no charges were brought against him as part of his interrogation he was.

have to deal with that sometime. >> seth: but he looks very svelte. >> thank you. >> seth: so, new dan looksight beer. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: yeah. >> well, since he died of a heart attack, i thought it might be nice to lose a little weight. >> seth: that's true. [ light laughter ] >> seth: we met at a heart attack factory, "snl." >> yeah. >> seth: and when you hosted in 2001. and you went back recently to play rex tillerson. there you go, sadly -- [ cheers and applause ] he was not long for the administration, though.not be a for you. >> no. >> seth: he's already done. >> the rich -- the fine paychecks -- the fat paychecks you get off being an extra on "snl." >> seth: when you played -- that's true. of course during the lewinsky scandal you played linda tripp famously. >> yeah. >> seth: how many times do you think you played her over the course of -- >> i thought one too many. but apparently they liked it. >> seth: they kept bringing you back. >> so they kept writing little capers for me. i just thought it was because i looked cute in a dress. >> seth: you did. i think everybody -

all of that's ahead. >>> first, a look at what's coming up tonight on jimmy kimmel live right after abc 7 news at 11:00. jimmy? >> thanks, dan and ama. look at what we accomplished with no help from anyone tonight. hello, dr. borenstein. thanks for joining us. >> thanks for having me, jimbo. may i say in the long history of talk show host, you're the mcdonald's proudly introduces our new fresh beef quarter pounder burgers. they're cooked right when you order on our flat iron grill. so they're hot, full of flavor and fantastically juicy. mcdonald's new 100% fresh beef quarter pounder burgers. you'll need a bigger napkin. ♪ >>> happening now in fremont, a school board meeting is in its seventh hour as board members consider adopting a controversial sex ed curriculum, it could impact students as young as fourth grade. abc 7 reporter katie marzullo is live in fremont with what's happening right now. late night, katie. >> it is, dan and ama. this meeting got under way at 4:30 this afternoon, and still no vote. public comment wrapped up about 30 minutes ago. so board members really just in the last few minutes starting to discuss

all of that's ahead. >>> first, a look at what's coming up tonight on jimmy kimmel live right after abc 7 news at 11:00. jimmy? >> thanks, dan. look at what we accomplished with no help from anyone tonight. hello, dr. borenstein. thanks for joining us. >> thanks for having me, jimbo. may i say in the long history of talk show host, >>> happening now in fremont, a school board meeting is in its seventh hour as board members consider adopting a controversial sex ed curriculum, it could impact students as young as fourth grade. abc 7 reporter katie marzullo is live in fremont with what's happening right now. late night, katie. >> it is, dan and ama. this meeting got under way at 4:30 this afternoon, and still no vote. public comment wrapped up about 30 minutes ago. so board members really just in the last few minutes starting to discuss everything they heard here tonight. people, parents who are against this proposed curriculum feel that it is too explicit for young students. but people who are in favor of it say it includes vital lessons on inclusion and lgbtq issues. hundreds of people address the fremont school board with pa

i'll be back with a closer look, including mother's day coming up. dan and ama. >> thank you. >>> new at 11:00, high winds are a painful reminder for north bay residents of the devastating wildfires last october. but this weekend a major event is pumping positive energy and dollars into the community. >> cornell bernard is live in santa rosa where a big competition kicks off tomorrow. >> reporter: not just any competition, this is ironman. thousands of men and women, giving it all they've got. behind me the stage is set. the race begins in the morning and local businesses say let the games begin. ♪ >> reporter: if swimming, biking and running long distances is your thing, the ironman triathlon says bring it. >> we have almost 2,000 athletes competing from 47 countries. >> reporter: it is the second year ironman has staged its race across sonoma county, the region still recovering from wildfires last year. the huge event just what local businesses needed. >> this beginning of the year has been a little slow, but i think things are starting to bounce back.

i'll be back with a closer look, including mother's day coming up. dan and ama. >> thank you. >>> new at 11:00, high winds are a painful reminder for north bay residents of the devastating wildfires last october. but this weekend a major event is pumping positive energy and dollars into the community. >> cornell bernard is live in santa rosa where a big competition kicks off tomorrow. >> reporter: not just any competition, this is ironman. thousands of men and women, giving it all they've got. behind me the stage is set. the race begins in the morning and local businesses say let the games begin. ♪ >> reporter: if swimming, biking and running long distances is your thing, the ironman triathlon says bring it. >> we have almost 2,000 athletes competing from 47 countries. >> reporter: it is the second year ironman has staged its race across sonoma county, the region still recovering from wildfires last year. the huge event just what local businesses needed. >> this beginning of the year has been a little slow, but i think things are starting to bounce back.

really appreciate it. >>> let's take another look at the weather and get it over to sam. hey, man. >> good saturday morning, dana, everybody. let's talk a little bit about this break we're getting. it's been a rough last five days because of all the severe weather and, look, this morning there's a little trail of showers but we're not looking for anything severe to develop there. little pop-up thundershowers and thunderstorm in between. look at this big swirl heading around, look at it in the bahamas. here's the deal. hurricane season starts june 1. the big forecast isn't out from the national weather service yet but colorado state university is one we take very seriously and they say it's above normal. this system, so we're watching everything that develops, this has definitely got a swirl but the one thing thing it has is dry air getting pulled in. no real development but south florida, the keys, miami, you will see showers all weekend long moving off the coastline. move west and we find some big heat redeveloping here. every time it's cooler and it will be cooler into the northeast, we've seen this warmth de

all of that's ahead. >>> first, a look at what's coming up tonight on jimmy kimmel live right after abc 7 news at 11:00. jimmy? >> thanks, dan and ama. look at what we accomplished with no help from anyone tonight. hello, dr. borenstein. thanks for joining us. >> thanks for having me, jimbo. may i say in the long history of talk show host, you're the i was wondering if an electric toothbrush really cleans better than a manual. and my hygienist says it does but they're not all the same. who knew? i had no idea. so she said, look for one that's shaped like a dental tool with a round brush head. go pro with oral-b. oral-b's rounded brush head surrounds each tooth to gently remove more plaque, and oral-b is the first electric toothbrush brand accepted by the american dental association for its effectiveness and safety. my mouth feels so clean. i'll only use an oral-b. oral-b. brush like a pro. if you spit blood you may have gum problems,s and could be on the journey to much worse. try parodontax toothpaste. it's clinically proven to remove plaque, the main cause of bleeding gums. for healthy gums and strong teeth. leave bleeding

dan noyes looked into the circumstances surrounding that crash. hi coverage includes taking a ride along the same stretch of highway. you can see the exclusive story on our website on abc7news.com. >>> three puppies believes to be victims of abuse. coming up. >>> what a difference today will make. cooler accuweather forecast coming up. >>> go to abc7news.com to weigh in on tonight's live poll. bias training at starbucks will it or won't it make a difference. vote right ithe race for governort. has turned into a scam. gavin newsom's trying to elect a republican who was endorsed by trump. and villaraigosa's being bankrolled by a handful of billionaires. it's everything that's wrong with politics. and none of it is helping struggling families. here's my pledge to you. i'll keep our budget balanced. invest in affordable housing. fight for universal healthcare. and stand up to donald trump. as governor, you can trust me to do what's right- because i always have. >>> the june primary is exactly one week away and the candidates for governor are kicking t

. >>> all that's ahead but first here's a look at what's coming up tonight on "jimmy kimmel live" right after abc 7 news at 11:00. jimmy. >> thanks, dand ama. look at what we did using teamwork. >> you know i assume the whole plot of the movie, right? and i assume that the movie studio does not want you to reveal the whole flot of the movie. >> that's exactly right. >> yeah. crystal geyser alpine spring water starts here, passes through here, and is bottled right here. at the mountain source. naturally. crystal geyser is the only major u.s spring water bottled at the mountain source. naturally. geyser! [echo]stal! [echo] crystal! [echo] geyser! [echo] crystal geyser. always bottled at the mountain source. naturally. >>> the infamous dine and dash dater paul gonzalez has done it again. this time the 45-year-old pasadena resident left his unsuspecting date inside a local restaurant with a $130 bill. >> he ordered a salad with shrimp, filet mignon. he went all out. all of a sudden he said my phone's dying. and i'm waiting on the call from my mom about my aunt. i'm going to go to the car to get my charger. my first comment to him when he

. >>> all that's ahead but first here's a look at what's coming up tonight on "jimmy kimmel live" right after abc 7 news at 11:00. jimmy. >> thanks, dannd ama. look at what we did using teamwork. >> you know i assume the whole plot of the movie, right? and i assume that the movie studio does not want you to reveal the whole flot of the movie. >> that's exactly right. >> yeah. he's been called a rockstar lwinning pro bono battles for immigrants and the homeless. defending gay rights and gun control. democrat jeff bleich. after columbine, bleich led president clinton's youth violence initiative. with joe biden, bleich took on domestic violence. served president obama as special counsel and ambassador. maybe bleich can't pull off the rockstar look... but his progressive record is solid gold. it's "watch what you want on the fastest internet" streaming. it's "live sports so you never miss a goal" streaming. it's "dvr shows because you'll never know when you'll need it" streaming. it's streaming from xfinity that makes your life... simple. easy. awesome. get started with xfinity internet for $40 a month for 2 full years when you sign up fo

the i-team and dan noyes looked into the circumstances surrounding that crash extensively, even going so far as to borrow a model x and drive the same stretch of road. you can see all of dan's exclusive reporting on our website abc7news.com. >>> a suspect in the east bay dragged a canine in the home he was trying to rob. he saw him breaking into a home in the neighborhood. officers were able to surround the house and sent a canine to investigate. the suspect dragged the dog inside. after a short standoff he emerged with the dog. he's being treated tonight for minor dog bites. police tweeted this picture. they say the dog didn't suffer any injuries. >>> passengers witnessed a disturbing scene when a man fell to his death in the baggage claim area. part of terminal 3 was cordoned off. the victim was identified as 53-year-old dale finn of south san francisco. investigators do not believe anything criminal happened. they heard a loud commotion right before the fall. >> very chaotic, people running around. they got some paramedics there pretty quick and tried to get him stabilized. >> they

the i-team and dan noyes looked into the circumstances surrounding that crash extensively, even going so far as to borrow a model x and drive the same stretch of road. you can see all of dan's exclusive reporting on our website abc7news.com. >>> a suspect in the east bay dragged a canine in the home he was trying to rob. he saw him breaking into a home in the neighborhood. officers were able to surround the house and sent a canine to investigate. the suspect dragged the dog inside. after a short standoff he emerged with the dog. he's being treated tonight for minor dog bites. police tweeted this picture. they say the dog didn't suffer any injuries. >>> passengers witnessed a disturbing scene when a man fell to his death in the baggage claim area. part of terminal 3 was cordoned off. the victim was identified as 53-year-old dale finn of south san francisco. investigators do not believe anything criminal happened. they hea a loud commotion right before the fall. >> very chaotic, people running around. they got some paramedics there pretty quick and tried to get him stabilized. >> they'r

so dan and kristen looking nice for the moms out there. >> including you too. >> thank you. >> thanks, dan. >> thanks so much. >>> he is snapping up the money. zpit a salary of $1, the founder of snap chat can claim. >> new at 6:00. the coffey at meetings and how important i support the affordable care act, and voted against all trump's attempts to repeal it. but we need to do more. i believe in universal health care. in a public health option to compete with private insurance companies. and expanding medicare to everyone over 55. and i believe medicare must be empowered to negotiate the price of drugs. california values senator dianne feinstein >>> the customers have spoken. united airlines will not be getting rid of tomato juice after all. it was reported the airline was canning the beverage from offerings to extreme line on flights under four hours. creating an uproar online and united clearly listened. the company took to twitter making the announcement after one user said tomato juice tastes better in the air. we know it's not disappearing from the united drink cart. >>> today de

>> thanks, dan and amma. look at what we did tonight. >> honestly, it seems like a dream, i can't believe i'm sitting here with you with clothes on. i haven't worn clothes in eight years. it feels really uncomfortable. >> it >>> facebook is trying to rebuild users' trust while adding fun new features to the social media platform. abc 7 news was at facebook's annual f-8 developer conference in san jose today, where mark zuckerberg delivered the opening speech. he said facebook temporarily stopped approving new apps as a result of the cambridge analytica breach and it's now reopening app reviews with some changes. >> some of our developers have to go through an extra level of scrutiny to make sure they're actually using the data in the right way. >> a new privacy tool called clear history will give users more control over the dat facebook collects and keeps. facebook is also introducing a new language translator in the messenger app and a watch party feature so users may watch videos with friends. >> the additions d

. >>> all that's ahead but first here's a look at what's coming up tonight on "jimmy kimmel live" right after abc 7 news at 11:00. jimmy. >> thanks, danat we did using teamwork. >> you know i assume the whole plot of the movie, right? and i assume that the movie studio does not want you to reveal the whole flot of the movie. >> that's exactly right. >> yeah. heartburn and gas? ♪ now fight both fast new tums chewy bites with gas relief all in one relief of heartburn and gas ♪ ♪ tum tum tum tums new tums chewy bites with gas relief ayep, and my teeth are yellow.? time for whitestrips. crest glamorous white whitestrips are the only ada-accepted whitening strips proven to be safe and effective. and they whiten 25x better than a leading whitening toothpaste. crest. healthy, beautiful smiles for life. olay regenerist shatters the competition. hydrating skin better than prestige creams costing over $100, $200, and even $400. for skin that looks younger than it should. fact check this ad in good housekeeping. olay regenerist. ageless. i don't have any symptoms. [female announcer] of cancers affecting both men and women, colorectal cancer is t

nice looking day. dan, alma. sh you a time-lapse from the east bay hills camera. watch the fog rolling in tonight. looks like a water fall there. basically what was happening is that it looked like the marine layer was making a big push. as the day went on. the fog layer begin to compress. right now, it is 1400 feet deep. not 3,000 feet like we had, yesterday, night, and, this morning. which is why it took forever for the fog to burn off. especially inland. but, this time around. different. right now the fog footprint has not pushed very far. near the bay. along the coastline right now. your temperatures amount this hour. it will, see, pretty much uniform in the 40s. the 50s. a look at what its ahead. emoryville camera. showing you the shallower marine levelenn't distance. foggy areas for the morning commute. one day warm-up its expected tomorrow. and then breezy and cooler for the upcomg weekend. let's talk about the weekend. skip over friday. why not. here imtz when os what you can . saturday, cooler. minor cooler. mid 50s to the 70s. certainly see an increase in

one of the traders says it could send a key group of stocks crashing dan, you are looking at the financials >> i don't know if crashing is how i would say. there's some things going on obviously the tlt rose that means yields came in and that's the first time that's happened in a couple weeks there's some other things going on deutsche bank was in the news a lot this week. its equity is down 36% from its january highs. it's cvs is popping a little bit. other things going on there. ill think it makes sense to keep an eye on that the euro stock's 50 bank index is actually hitting some levels i think are concerning some technicians. then the other issue is while we have yields up at 3% from 2% on the ten-year back in september, we also have the two-ten spread at a very narrow level the narrowest of the year. we know when we think about bank stocks here in the u.s., we know that net interest margins are very important to them so they want that to be a bit wider here when i think about the bank's underperformance year-to-date, i think about what's potentially going on in europe, i think about th

nice looking day. dan, alma. show you a time-lapse from the east bay hills camera. a water fall there. basically what was happening is that it looked like the marine layer was making a big push. as the day went on. the fog layer begin to compress. right now, it is 1400 feet deep. not 3,000 feet like we had, yesterday, night, and, this morning. which is why it took forever for the fog to burn off. especially inland. but, this time around. different. right now the fog footprint has not pushed very far. near the bay. along the coastline right now. your temperatures amount this hour. it will, see, pretty much uniform in the 40s. the 50s. a look at what its ahead. emoryville camera. showing you the shallower marine levelenn't distance. foggy areas for the morning commute. one day warm-up its expected tomorrow. and then breezy and cooler for the upcoming weekend. let's talk about the weekend. skip over friday. why not. here imtz when os what you can . saturday, cooler. minor cooler. mid 50s to the 70s. certainly see an increase in the cloud. it will be breezy and cooler.

dan springer looks at the field tonight. >> to turn senator john jon tester headed the department of veteran affairs. his combat trend troy downing who served two tours in afghanistan. >> used unsubstantiated claims to run the reputation of somebody that never had the chance to sit down and the ask hard questions. >> downing, a political outsider and businessman compares himself to president trump who crushed hillary clinton in montana by 20 points. but, all republicans in the primary embraced trump and most of his policies. the best known among them is state auditor matt rosendale. he's endorsed by senators ted ted cruz and rand paul and has the financial backing of g.o.p. heavyweights. rosendale moved to montana from maryland 16 years ago and is accused by opponents of being a carpetbagger, a label he dismisses. >> i have hauled a sugar beets from the field and i have worked cows in the fall beside my neighbors and i have driven steel tea posts into the parched earth after a prairie fire has come through. >> former legislator and retired state district court is attacking him. he wo

>> thanks, dan and amma. look at what we did tonight. >> honestly, it seems like a dream, i can't believe i'm sitting here with you with clothes on. i haven't worn clothes in eight years. it feels really uncomfortable. >> it you wouldn't accept from any one else. so why accept it from your allergy pills? most pills don't finish the job because they don't relieve nasal congestion. flonase allergy relief is different. flonase relieves sneezing, itchy, watery eyes and a runny nose, plus nasal congestion, which pills don't. flonase helps block 6 key inflammatory substances. most pills only block one. and 6 is greater than 1. start your day with flonase for more complete allergy relief. flonase. this changes everything. we use our phones the same way these days. so why do we pay to have a phone connected when we're already paying for internet? shouldn't it all just be one thing? that's why xfinity mobile comes with your internet. you can get up to 5 lines of talk and text included at no extra cost. so all you pay for i

stepping in dan dimateo look over as interim ceo when a former ceo stepped down. he was actually cofounder of gamestop was ceo august 2008 to 2010. the stock is down 2 1/2%. three, two, one, try again. spacex is set to try again to launch the upgraded falcon rocket 4:15 p.m. eastern time at kennedy space center in florida. they attempted to launch yesterday but the computer canceled the launch with 5seconds left in the "countdown." that is not only thing on his plate. released first full plans of l.a. underground fun nil. he said they will be offered free rides if the company receives regulatory approval. up next, liz, charlie on at&t and executives suddenly out? that when the "countdown" returns. average. that means powering more devices, average. more video conferencing, and more downloads in seconds, not minutes. get fast internet and add phone and tv for only $34.90 more per month. comcast is building america's largest gig-speed network to give small businesses more. call 1-800-501-6000 today. wi'm really grateful that usaaq. was able to take care of my family

utx, up 1% tx -- stock price and still up close to 1% on the news that dan loeb is looking for the companyinto three and says that would unlock more than $20 billion in value. dan loeb is not the only activists involved in united technologies but in this letter to shareholders is getting more vocal about his wishes in the company. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ bloomberg's european headquarters in london, i am mark barton,. . there is the stoxx 600. stocks finishing the friday session higher with tech and basic resources and oil and gas and construction and material leading the advance, sending the gauge higher for the third day. stoxx 600 rose 46 consecutive week, best since march of 2015. a busy week for earnings and economic data, culminating and eurozone pmi data. the eurozone looks set for further weakness in may. if you look at april data, private activity slowed or a third month in april and the composition pmi, the volume of manufacturing, services, the flash estimate of 55.2, the lowest since january of 2017. the drive was because of services and the gauge dropped more than initially esti

. >> anthony: astrophysicists like dan marrone will be looking through those telescopes at, get this,an: we think we know what black holes look like, but no one's ever actually looked at one and if you can build a telescope the size of the entire earth, you can actually see with enough resolution you can watch things just swirling around disappearing into the black hole. we're basically taking every sublinear telescope in the world to synthesize one telescope that's 11,000 kilometers across, basically the size of the entire earth. >> anthony: really? >> dan: so that we can take the picture of the black hole at the center of our galaxy. >> anthony: wow. south pole is particularly useful because -- >> dan: there's no other site like this. the atmosphere is extremely stable. it's extremely clear. there's no water in it, water absorbs the microbes we're looking at. so, you can just map the sky day and night for 6 months a year without stopping, and it gives the best maps we can make short of going to space. >> anthony: i grew up in the kennedy era, where the space program was everything.

. >> he doesn't look much like dan, does he? this is the 14th year. >> his hair is not so gray. >> that's true. >> how sweet is that, though? >>> talk about a beautiful saturday throughout the bay area. >> so will we see changes this week? meteorologist drew tuma up next. >>> and the giants are finally under way. we'll bring you the crowd's reaction. andrew mccutcheon and his first at bat for the team. an >>> auto makers have transformed the wagon drawing a whole new crowd to the formerly family vehicle. >> reporter dave has the story. >> reporter: station wagon, but what if it re or a jagwer or a portia? what's going on he? new life for station wagons with a sporty performance flair. station wagons have been popular in europe for decades though not always called wagons. long rigs, touring cars and so on. but when all is said and done they're wagons. based on the xf sedan it's a nice size and offers car like attributes like a smooth ride. and say hello to portia's first wagon. it bridges the gap between the regular pan america l

. >> he doesn't look much like dan, does he? this is the 14th year. >> his hair is not so gray. >> that's true. >> how sweet is that, though? >>> talk about a beautiful saturday throughout the bay area. >> so will we see changes this week? meteorologist drew tuma up next. >>> and the giants are finally under way. we'll bring you the crowd's reaction. andrew mccutcheon and his first at bat for the >>> auto makers have transformed the wagon drawing a whole new crowd to the formerly family vehicle. >> reporter dave has the the the >> reporter: station wagon, but what if it were or a jagwer or a portia? what's going on here? new life for station wagons with a sporty performance flair. station wagons have been popular in europe for decades though not always called wagons. long rigs, touring cars and so on. but when all is said and done they're wagons. based on the xf sedan it's a nice size and offers car like attributes like a smooth ride. and say hello to portia's first wagon. it bridges the gap between the regular pan america lift

. >> it's good looking weather. dan and kristen all we can say is enjoy. >> mother's day is the important one. >> right. >> happy mother's day. >> thank you dan. >> spice up the kitchen and boost the college options. michael finney joins us ahead with finney friday free stuff infra. >>> and he is on a roll and you can be two. the bay area group putting its own own spin on log rolling. kristen and i will be back here friday free stuff. this week he has something that could boost a students shot at college. >> now we're all ears. spicing up the food without leaching the kitchen. something for everyone. >> great. >> mcgoosh. it's a website. apparently that comes from a persian word means wise and learn. it helps you train for the sat, the lsat. let me show what you they offer. it's a $79 value. you get one month of magoosh. it's a berkeley based company. you get one month of act or sat test precip video lessons practice tests, practice questions and also you can email in and ask questions. >> that's great .good resource. >

instead of looking at dan patrick saying we ought to ban doors instead of looking at access to guns.'m saying there is one solution. the one solution is at the ballot box. take them out at the ballot box if they do not agree that we should have common sense gun solutions. we have to elect people who will do what the voters want. >> you heard the question about during the '80s when democrats ran the white house both houses of congress, you could have done all of this. changing the people will not -- >> absolutely it will. >> we need to really take a hard look at mental health in this country. >> we need to do that, too. that's not it. >> i grew up in a state in western pennsylvania guns were prevalent, laying around basements and cars. kids didn't go to schools and shoot people. it didn't happen. something has changed in this culture. there is a famous quote. violence is the language of the unheard. martin luther king which i know you are familiar with that quote. i read it in one of your speeches. something is going on where these people feel they are not being heard. >> i agree. let

there as well helena see humphrey is my handle i'll be back tomorrow same time same place look forward to seeing you dan. cut cut cut cut cut cut cut. the fast pace of life in the digital. shift as the lowdown on the web showing new developments and providing useful information though with these flames and interviews with the makers and users. shifts next on dublin. a news analyst committed she cannot see the full months of. the fold so-called shake up the british consul boost cited by the flame. play. the play put big dreams on the big screen. play. movie magazine on the demi. d.w. true diversity. where the world of science is at home in many languages. on a lot of programming. and with us our innovations magazine for. the classroom every week and always looking to the future d.w. dot com science and research for a. shift living in the digital age today fake news on the web. robots in senior care. and free running from above but first diving into a new art world creative they're experimenting more and more with virtual reality the computer generated worlds offer totally new possibilities for the creato

look at that. joining us is dan dimicco, nucor president. y, do you look at it as an opportunity in italy or capitulation? dan: one of the things that folks look at is they can free write off market prices. that is telling me this is pretty significant. that is the biggest move we have seen in years. will it bubble over? it is hard to say. we should respect the force of the market price moving. inould take the other side saying that it is an overreaction. the starting point was a distorted central bank and impose negative yields. italy weeks ago had a negative two-year. i step back and i say, what are the banks doing? they are down a tremendous amount. yields have spiraled higher very as i read it and get caught up on a situation, it seems to me that as of september this could be more populous oriented. skepticism seems to be there. alix: angela merkel was talking earlier and reference the italy and the risks there. here is what she had to say. >> we want to work with every government. principles inside the eurozone. there will be difficult q

. >> and i am dan ashley. take a look at this. a crew had attempted to salvage a boat. >> the wind and waves got in the way. melanie woodrow walks us through what happened. >> reporter: suddenly taking a turn for the worst. sky 7 overhead capturing it all. two of the workers grabbing each other's hands for safety. >> what i thought was my guys did exactly what they were told to do in that situation which was go overboard and swim away from the wreck. >> reporter: the two men had bruises but no broken bones. moments later, the boat sinks. >> sometimes it works and occasionally it doesn't. and this was one of those times it didn't. >> reporter: this is the second failed attempt. >> a significant storm front that came through which prevented us from safely being able to do the work. >> reporter: first responders rescued four people from the boat this weekend. they were sailing when they ran out of diesel on their way to san diego. surf conditions are the biggest challenge. the company is now working at a plan with pacifica police dep

look at the gusts continue through the night, gusting 26 miles an hour at lower echlgss even stronger. at the higher elevations they have to battle the winds and blaze. dan. >> sandhya thanks. >>> now a look at the fires in byron from sky7. we're staying ton op of the story on air and online and our reporter on the ground. we'll have an update on abc 7 news at 6:00. >>> last month's huge construction fire in concord was intentionally set. that's according to the bureau of alcohol tobacco and firemans which today also released surveillance video of a suspect. shot moments before flames began shooting out of the building. laura anthony has more. >> reporter: the video starts with a man walking along a fence. seconds layer he hops the fence and ducks under plastic sheeting with what appears to be a bag in s hand. about a minute later the suspect reemergings. the bag is gone but there are flashes of light coming from behind him as he quickly jumps over the fence and runs away. >> i couldn't believe what i've seen. it's really scarey. >> tim nicholas and his family were among 250 residents that ee vticced in the middle of the night as the flames ripped threw

and there you can find several stories as dan takes a closer look involving the crashes in mountain viewnned to sell the art i have's self-portrait the from 1943. something went wrong. it was damaged. the estimated value of the painting is $70 million in 2006. he accidentally struck another picasso with his elbow, leaving a hole in it. that painting was restored and ultimately sold for $155 million. >>> a florida mother said she has created a device that can help take annoying itch out of mosquito bites. she came one the idea after moving from san diego. it was called the bug bite thing and it looks like a syringe. you put it over the bite. pull up the handles and it sucks up the bite. she adds it is clinically proven to work of the. >> you get bit. you can remove the problem, which is the irritant under the skin. the body doesn't continue to experience the reaction. >>> now the bug bite thing is also struggle enough to remove bee singers. she said her inspiration came from relief prolds in europe and asia. >> tim cook returned to his college roots this weekend. he gave the commencement

instead of yelling about this, instead of looking at dan patrick saying we ought to ban doors, insteadt access to guns, i'm saying there is one solution. the one solution is at the ballot box. take them out at the ballot box if they do not agree that we should have common sense gun solutions. that's it. we have to elect people who will do what the voters want. >> you come from a place where gun laws are important as well. >> you just asked senator warner a question about during the '80s when democrats ran the white house, both houses of congress. you could have done all of this. you didn't do anything. so changing the election is not going to change anything. >> change the people who are in office. >> it's not going to help. >> absolutely it will. >> but we need to really take a hard look at mental health in this country. sdp >> we need to do that, too. but that's not it. >> i grew up in a state in western pennsylvania. guns were prevalent. they were laying around basements, they were laying around cars. kids didn't go to school and shoot people. it didn't happen. something has changed

dan murtaugh. let me start with you on the politics. does it lookt the iran nuclear deal will be week?y the end of the it would look that way. i say that based on two things. record -- he made threats on climate and they did w the pledge.ew b you need to take him on this word and investors are doing that and it is being priced in. but if you look at the flurry that is taking place we had angela merkel, boris johnson, clearly- they are trying to bring this back from the precipice. and if you look at what trump has done in the past, it is the view that he will05 pull out the next: few0 days. nejra:0 it looks like the geopolitical risk premium plays into the oil market. is this about uncertainty forward the oil will come from if the deal is dead in the water? dan: you look at the big fundamental shift in the market over the last year, opec production cuts, stockpiles have plummeted. down and opec is sticking to its guns. falling apart. and healthy risk over iran. so people are raising the price to risk. vulnerable is the oil in the street of what you a

. >> and i am dan ashley. take a look at this. crew had attempted to salvage a boat. >> the wind and waves got in the way. melanie woodrow walks us through what happened. >> reporter: suddenly taking a turn for the worst. sky 7 overhead capturing it all. two of the workers grabbing each other's hands for safety. >> what i thought was my guys did exactly what they were told to do in that situation which was go overboard and swim away from the wreck. >> reporter: the two men had bruises but no broken bones. moments later, the boat sinks. >> sometimes it works and occasionally it doesn't. and this was one of those times it didn't. >> reporter: this is the second failed attempt. >> a significant storm front that came through which prevented us from safely being able to do the work. >> reporter: first responders rescued four people from the boat this weekend. they were sailing when they ran out of diesel on

today, it is dan eberhardt from canary. let's take a closer looks his company and the struggle facing oil services. they are the underperformer of the oil rally. producer budgets shriveled. now, a new hope, pricing power. fracking saying they see the return of 20% profit margins as producers ramp-up. the problem, how much will they spend? they bank on efficiency doing more with less. enter canary, one of the largest independent drilling companies in the u.s. with an 8.5% market share. the majority of its business in the permian and balkan. who wins? the private players, or the diversified companies who can offer scale and options? i recently caught up with dan and asked him about his business. dan: we are pretty much at full capacity at a point where we have to decide if we want to add capacity or not. that depends on the pricing we can get moving forward. alix: at what point is the turn were you feel like you finally have that pricing power back? dan: i think the leverage is really switching a little bit from where the e&p's have been dictating to

you'll find several stories as dan noyes take is a look at tesla crashes in mountain view and hayward. >>, use surrounding the clean-up of the hunter's point ship yard the focus of a hearing by san francisco board of supervisors. dozens of homeowners in hunter's point are asking the navy to retest the soil under their homes for toxic residue. earlier this month. two men pleaded guilty to cheating on soil samples during the clean-up. and the epa found tetra tech, the company responsible for the clean-up falsified nearly all soil tests for land for housing. representatives from the epa and from tetra tech expected at the in the whack of the hunter's point ship yard scandal, demands for a closer look at treasure island. the examiner reports, that treasure island is the place of toxic clean-up. techa tech, works on projects at the former naval base. they were not hired to remove radioactive waste on the island. >> head up for travelers going to san francisco international airport because starting tomorrow night the air train light rail system will be shuftishuft i shutting down 8:00 p.m.

march there and then hawkins is also near red square he's got a better vantage point dan great weather today and it looks like there could be a record turnout as well in terms of just the numbers that are taking power. yeah absolutely the weather really couldn't be better here and in terms of vantage point i think it's fair to say i've got the best seats in the house but to be honest it's the crowd stretched as far as the eye can see here behind me all up to a skier which is one of the central streets in moscow all the way up to red square past the the kremlin the more selenium the stream of people is just saying less how many people here half a million eight hundred thousand over a million it's anyone's guess what we do know is that this event began in twenty twelve in a small city in siberia with just a few thousand people attending since then it's grown to something which share the russian president himself at times and something which is spread all over the world over your mention there many flags in the crowd from all over the world multiple countries these marchers taking place today all this week

dan springer takes a look at how the government is putting the squeeze on highly trained personnel.rter: - - from china as one of the many foreign workers employed in the high-tech industry. it's a past millions have taken since 1990 but now the trump administration is making it more difficult. applicants are getting hit with request for evidence at an unprecedented rate. historically, - - customs and immigration services seeks proof an american can't be found for the job from around 20 percent of applicants and approves more than 90 percent. but since october, - - have doubled and approvals are down. immigration attorneys say it's cooling interest in the - - program. >> companies that are doing legitimate applications are spending more money having more questions whether they can obtain the talent they have because of artificial standards. >>reporter: the government caps the number at 85,000 per year. applications are down each of the last two years. the head of the us cis says the increased scrutiny reflects our integrity of the immigration system. h1 the critics say the visas und

so i am looking at this, dan bongino and i'm saying you know what?he american people have a right to know. constitution has constitutional authority -- congress has constitutional authority. i'll quote the judge in the manafort case. nobody wants one branch to have unfettered power. people like devin nunes are doing their job but they are not letting them doing their job. what is the attorney general doing? if he won't do his job he needs to go. >> you know, sean, sadly, there are elements within the d.o.j. that are running right now their own personal star chamber. it seems to be a rogue operation. i don't think they understand that they are not running an independent industry. let me give you a quick example. it's now clear that the unredacted redactions about the flynn interview where comey had acknowledged -- by the way, against what he said in other interviews -- that flynn wasn't being dishonest, that was a cosmetic redaction meant to not embarrass the d.o.j. it had nothing to do with as we say in the government operational security. i had ever

look man made it three one. and it wasn't over yet john kevin august dan netted leipzig fourth their highest victory in the second half of the season sulzberger are in deep trouble. hamburg of improved dramatically in recent weeks and it looked like that was set to continue against frank pratt's. each of nettie's the goal was ruled out for offside . in six minutes later marius both scored the other range. hamburg made changes at the break and it paid off they found the back of an. again. but this just wasn't their day. once again the goal was ruled out for offside tough to take for ham backs coach christiane tits. and just right in the first half frankfurt scored within minutes of my master outlast the ball into the top corner. alexander meyer then rounded off the win for frankfurt three nil the final score hamburg now need to win that final game to have any chance of surviving in the business league. the right time to leave the fight against the drop behind and look toward the top shelf needed just a points in order to book their tickets the champions league and perhaps more importantly to their fans a win would