. >>> palo alto police are crediting a quick-thinking passer-by. 28-year-old jonathan dane chest nut is accused of exposing himself to a woman in february. chestnut was recently arrested for a separate theft charge. investigators do not think he is connected to other indecent exposure cases on the peninsula. >>> the white house is dismissing a report that a new bill would leave millions of americans uninsured. the nonpartisan congressional budget office estimates 23 million more people would be left out insurance by 2026 if the house version passes in the senate. the report found it would raise deductibles and lessen coverage, mostly for seniors and those with preexisting conditions. here's an example. a 64-year-old making $26,000 a year could see annual premiums climb nearly $12,000. the report also says the measure would reduce the federal deficit by $119 billion over the next decade. >>> looks like san francisco's last shipyard is closing. "the chronicle" reports that the company that operates the dry dock at pier 70 plans to close it on sunday. puglia engineering claims it was mi

we saw the irish, the dutch and the danes form a coalition saying, please don't let trivia catch us upet to the big ticket items. judged purely from our national interests, marine le pen would be a better result for the uk than macron because she is in favour of countries asserting their independence and leaving the eu but he is not. just as president trump, on the question of the national interest, was better for us than president clinton would have been. what does it mean in terms of the relationship? we have had some difficult days since sunday of last week when the german newspaper published the outcome of what it called the brexit dinner. what was that about? was a deliberate, pre—emptive strike? was it a deliberate, pre—emptive strike? it was about telling the british counterpart not to be delusional. i think it was made worse by whatjuncker said when he said he was now going to speak in french because english was losing its influence in europe. what a silly thing to say! there is something rather convenient about this row for both sides. for the commission to say, to some of the

one of them, 28-year-old jonathan dane chestnut is accused of exposing and touching himself in front of that woman on february 27th. chestnut was recent lip arrested for a separate theft charge. detectives used this photograph she took after the february incident to link chestnut to the crime. investigators do not think he's connected to other indecent exposure cases on the peninsula. >> speaking of indecent, high speed chase is over, and it was all over a stolen leng ray. it happened in screanta cruz coy this week. two of the four women involved are from the east bay. 20-year-old jolanda burns is from oakland and 18 year old is from union city. police say the two women along with two 17-year-olds went into a victoria secret store and stole a bunch of items. >> tried to initiate a traffic stop. the vehicle failed to yield and a high-speed pursuit ensued. >> speeds reached 120 miles per hour when police finally stopped the car, they recovered, look at that, $1200 worth of merchandise inside. investigators are trying to determine if the women are part of a more organized theft ring. >>

. >> after two too early terps roll over the great danes, double them up, 18-9.d is back to the final four next weekend to face denver up in beantown. >>> hey, look who is also headed to the final four, towson, tigers upsetting syracuse 10-7. towson will face ohio state as well, other semi >>> nationals got 11ks from steven strasburg as they get buy atlanta 3-2 to avoid the p sweeand the nats also snap a four-game losing skid. >>> coming up on game on overtime a look back at the season that was unfortunately because it's over for the washington wizards and a real cool story on the people behind the horseshoe, the the game, the actual -- not the game, the actual shoes on a horse all straight ahead on game on overtime. i'll tell you this. it's got to hurt the horse, right? >> no. they've got the hooves. that's not what they're doing. >> i know that, but still they're smashing into the horse's foot. >> you would think so, but i think that the course can deal with it. >> although you'll see in the story they do not shriek or make any noise. >> that's because it does

guest: dane national grassroots group. i think we support the liberty wing of the republican party. the senate debate is now in the senate chamber. what is going to happen? guest: they are taking the bill from the house and they will try to make some changes to it. the president has a plan of phase 12 and three with the repeal and replace of obamacare. some of the changes may try to move some of that second phase into the first phase, which would greatly improve the bill. i think this will be done before the summer. host: the issue is the senate makes too many changes, well republicans or the freedom caucus or the tuesday group, the more moderate republican group support the changes? guest: i believe in the end they will. you have people like mike lee, people like ted cruz. when they negotiate in the house, they are negotiating on behalf of the freedom caucus. there have been so many conversations before the bill even got to this point that the bill is a little further down the way that sometimes went bills leave the house for the senate. group, i can't speak for them but they campa

i imagine is the day progresses we will get more danes released of the people who have been filled in— get more names. but there are still families who don't know the worst or the best. and to get some detail about the individuals, why they were there, who they were with, it makes it so much more points at —— poignant, doesn't it? ag isa points at —— poignant, doesn't it? ag is a desperately sad story. but where you are, with the police, so much of it is about salman abedi, who he was working with, if anybody, and getting the information as quickly as possible. —— each is. and getting the information as quickly as possible. -- each is. of course, the families wanted no what happened to to their families. but the investigation is ongoing. the thinking is he probably had some accomplices, helpers, or supporters. he would have had this to put together and deliver his suicide bomb. he was not acting alone is the prevailing view among security officials and police at the minute. that is why they have escalated the threat level across the uk. there will be help, much heightened security at

the match against the danes is in copenhagen on saturday the 1st of july.ified for the euros. england will face scotland, spain and portugal in their group games scotland, spain and portugal in theirgroup games in scotland, spain and portugal in their group games in the tournament later that month. and that is all the sport for now. we will have more in the next hour. many thanks. we will see you then. senior labour figures are meeting to approve the party's general election manifesto after a draft version was leaked to the media. the document includes plans to renationalise the railways, royal mail and parts of the energy industry, the scrapping of university tuition fees in england, and a ban on "fracking". our chief political correspondent vicki young is outside the meeting in central london. how embarrassing is this for the party? well, i think initially the idea that this has been leaked, an entire ma nifesto, that this has been leaked, an entire manifesto, of course, that is embarrassing. they would have had a plan to butt out various different announ

maybe not necessary to vote for her but certainly to apps dane and that is why she is depicting him asan with no interest in france, no love for france, someone who habitat is the world. she wants to get that message across and she is getting across very forcefully, hitting very hard, in the hope that people who might vote for him will abstain and the mentioned there is, the more she stands a chance. do you think that will work but mark mr macron has acknowledged it is a potential frexit that people will be voting for le pen. there is also an indication that those polls are narrowing very slightly. is le pen brett for mr macron? of course she is but he has reason to feel confident, she is a long, long way behind but what we have seen this week the last couple of days and certainly today is macron acknowledging that the first time that he does need to be chamfered at other half of france which is not the deeply enamoured of his shiny toothed optimism. there are those who look at him and think that is not the kind of france we belong to, he is up there with the middle classes, the aspiran

if the sky is falling every dane they are calling for it every day, and now let it play out it's a great point. don't poilt. you want to know, is this thing we are supposed to do so you will like us more? no, do what's right. when they do -- and trump should say this is a witch hunt, but let this happen because i'm going to be fine. after this we have got to get to work. kennedy: let the investigation plate self out. chris stirewalt was right that the president should reserve comments until after the investigation. >> he's going to rally his own supporters here because they are look at the media and democrats as picking up any available blunt object to hit the president over the head with. the only way you get impeachment in this country is if you convince 15 republicans in the u.s. senate. they need to be speaking to their concerns, not trying to fundraise in south los angeles off make an impeachment speech. kennedy: does she live in a giants mansion in beverly hills and not her district? >> i can't say for sure. >> what we learned from trump is when the adversity is at its highest he u

. >> reporter: today zoe and fellow great dane murphy, are part of a new study which may help peopleh as their dogs. it's the pet project of veterinarian sharyl london, a researcher at tufts medical center and dr. kathryn jayneway. >> we are trying to understand cancers in dogs and develop new treatment and apply those to humans. >> the mutations really cluster. >> reporter: this growing field is called comparative oncology. veterinarians teaming up with cancer doctors to find a cure. >> it puts the whole idea of dogs being man's best friend into a completely new light. >> nobody would think of them as a volunteer in a clinical trial, a new drug that could some day save your life. >> yes. >> reporter: and save yours. >> yes. they treat the same kind of cancer as in dogs. osteosarcoma. >> it's been decades since we've had a treatment that's worked. >> reporter: how is this any different than using the traditional model of a mouse in a lab. >> the mouse doesn't have the same history as we do. dogs get exposed to many dive ain't generals. >> reporter: get exposed to a lot more. >> on th

nasdaq futures up 11 points a bit of a defensive tone to yesterday's dane wigain. ten-year hovering around the 2.28 level. a bit of buying of treasuries, saw that yesterday. the economic reports have been kind of mixed. the new home sales number for april was weaker than expected after a jump in march. we'll wait to see what data showed today. overall it's been a mixed picture at least in the u.s. the data has been very strong, notably in europe. >> going back to the u.s. markets, underwhelming rally, but four days in a row of that, such that last wednesday's big 2% decline has all but been eradicated. the resilience of the markets. the question is once earnings season finished, does one of those resilience factors get taken away? we'll have to see what happens at that point. less focused on washington with president trump's trip abroad. top global market story. moody's downgrading china's credit rating from a1 to aa3. they cite sern concerns over a slowing economy and increasing debt. all things considered, china's debt to gdp figure is more like 200%. this is a s

if the sky is falling every dane they are calling for it every day, and now let it play out it's a great point. don't poilt. you want to know, is this thing we are supposed to do so you will like us more? no, do what's right. when they do -- and trump should say this is a witch hunt, but let this happen because i'm going to be fine. after this we have got to get to work. kennedy: let the investigation plate self out. chris stirewalt was right that the president should reserve comments until after the investigation. >> he's going to rally his own supporters here because they are look at the media and democrats as picking up any available blunt object to hit the president over the head with. the only way you get impeachment in this country is if you convince 15 republicans in the u.s. senate. they need to be speaking to their concerns, not trying to fundraise in south los angeles off make an impeachment speech. kennedy: does she live in a giants mansion in beverly hills and not her district? >> i can't say for sure. >> what we learned from trump is when the adversity is at its highest he u

. >>> at 6:00 another damp, dreary dane and more rain could be on the way. lauren?i know we are dealing with the drizzle coming down in center city. we will talk about who has best chance to see thunderstorm tonight and when sunshine will finally return just around the corner, coming up in the forecast. >>> also tempers player in texas, politicians pushing, shoving over sanctuary cities. mayor kenney speaks out about the behavior, and why he says it would never happen here. >>> tiger wood says pain medication toys blame for his dui arrests, health reporter stephanie stahl speaks with doctors to find out the serious side effects and what you need to know. >>> gone for good or so he thought delaware county man is reunited with something very special. i'm joe holden what you who in vietnam 47 years ago is now back in his hand. >>> and now at 6:00 o'clock damp, dreary, once again, the umbrellas out, rain gear still needed. our unofficial start of summer , continuing with this cool, start and more wet weather could be on the way. good evening i'm ukee washington. >>> i'm

cooler one, and a rainy year dane on thursday, thursday will be just like monday was. and maybe that rain lasts into friday. but at least we've got good start to the holiday weekends, gets little if-ee sunday night into monday. but we will work on it, guys, for the holiday. >> okay. >> beautiful. >> in the weather workshop, i love it. >> so intrinsic, mike? >> also beautiful. >> okay? >> all right, well, you guys are doing that, jen has been at longwood gardens all morning, wouldn't it be amazing? your backyard could look like longwood? >> oh, yes. >> help us out, jen, let's make it happen. >> now, mike, before we begin this segment, mark is originally from iowa. you're wholesome mid westerner, we've been trying to get along. >> yes. >> but he's mildly irritated by mike and i, fair to say? >> you can call it whatever you want. >> join the club. >> so here's what we want. because mike, he's from kansas, he's very irritated. >> okay. >> so you understand. >> so i said to you guys, if you want to hear about stuff we can plant now, see now, see the flowers, and we'll exten

>> reporter: thinks one of the busiest weekend of the year for morgan's pier said general manager danee extra food, extra beer liquor, supplies just to get through crazy weekend. >> reporter: meantime stan who keeps his boat in the nearby marina is ready to hit water. >> friday to monday it is a party. >> reporter: holiday weekend for many relaxing time with family and friend. they are not forgetting the meaning of memorial day. >> i lost a lot of friend in vietnam so we deserve a day. >> reporter: anita oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> indeed, lets not forget meaning of the memorial day. we have you covered from the city to the shore, and when we come back, jessica in just a few minutes i will tell but my relationship with wildwoods. i started coming down here a long, long time ago, i have got proof and it has to do with sports, a little bit, that is all i will say and throw it back to you in philadelphia, and we will get back in a few minutes. >> and that that sound like a plan, thanks. >>> officials from the uk say they have made another arrest in the search for suspects connecte

. >> expanded gorilla world will open next month just one year after the shooting death of dane heardtream and waterfall and resurface outdoor habitat. will gorillas year around the the zoo put up new barriers after three year old boy enters the enclosure leading to the shooting death. >> all right, they call it the greatest show on earth, now it is taking its final bow. wring lib brothers and barnum bailey circus, for good. last show will be tonight, coliseum, long island new york, streaming live, on facebook. fox's laura engel reports. >> bittersweet moment on long island, circus fans gather to see the last set of shows before it all ends, for the last time. the ringling brothers and barnum and bailey circus not only a piece of americana, but it is also a beloved childhood memory, parent here, bringing their children to experience all the sites and sounds whatever this famous circus provided for 146 years. the circus ran into trouble about a year ago, after performing elephant were removed from the show due to animal rights pressure. adding to that, wring parent company says the cir

quick-thinking passer by for the arrest of a man suspected of flashing people. 28-year-old jonathan dane is accused of exposing himself to a woman in february. detectives used a photo the woman took to link him to the crime. chestnut was recently arrested for a separate theft charge. investigators do not think he was connected to other indecent exposure cases on the peninsula. >>> happening today, marin general hospital conducting a mass casualty disaster drill. it is called 15 til 50. the program trains staff on how to handle a surge of at least 50 patients within 15 minutes of a major incident. 15 til 50 focuses on patient care and triage as well as the rapid deployment of staff, pliez, and equipment. current patients at the hospital are not expected to be impacted. >>> the white house is dismissing a report today that a new republican health care bill would leave millions of americans uninsured. the nonpartisan congressional budget office estimates 23 million more people would be left without insurance by 2026 if the house version passes in the senate. the report found it would raise

it's like trying to feed a chihuahua on a great dane diet. trish: we're going to change this and the insurance companies are going to theoretically like it because you're going to take all of those sick people with preexisting conditions and put them in one pool. but here is my concern, betsy. you know, i don't know if you trust the government to negotiate anything; right? they're going to have to negotiate on behalf of those people with the preexisting conditions. are they going to be able to do that? >> yes. let me tell you about this. it's really a -- guaranteed protection for people with preexisting conditions. a whopping $138 billion over ten years. i crunched these numbers myself, so i know that they are more than adequate. they err on the side of extreme generosity. >> make enough money but the government, they're going to have to be tough here. >> yes. but in each state, if the state tells insurance companies you can charge people with preexisting conditions or put differently, if the state said you can give a break to healthy people,

. >> were they daned either way?ns didn't vote and get this through, we'd be sitting here saying, man, you can't get your house in order. so were they screwed either way? >> they had time. first they had seven years to come up with a plan. >> yes, yes. >> but more than that, they didn't have to do this in the first 100 days. they could have taken longer, we're going to lay out the budget, lay out the wall. they wanted to rush it for ego sake and what they created is an absolute mess nobody wants to mess with. at the end of the day, 23 million people losing health care that is a non-winning form. i don't care how much you want to cut taxes. cutting tax also not save your job next year if 23 million people lose health care. >> what people don't want to mess to the gianforte, the incident there, because we're now getting reaction from republican lawmakers, like it or not, take a listen. >> we didn't have somebody body slamming when i went to school. i missed that course. >> i believe that we should all treat the press w

where the little girl was hurt, has pleaded guilty today to being in charge of school dogs that were daninghe two—year—old girl whose name hasn't been released, was playing in the garden when several animals came through a broken fence panel, got into the garden and set upon her, that her aunt who was looking after two other children as well at the same time fought off the dogs and managed to get the little girl away and the child we are told is in a stable condition in hospital but in a serious way. her serious injuries to her body and head. her aunt received minor injuries. in terms of the dogs, we understand, and it was said in court, that a number of dogs were being kept in cages in the back of the property belonging to andrew mcgowan but that the pen that was supposed to be holding those animals was ina supposed to be holding those animals was in a state of poor repair. the dogs concerned here aren't from a banned breed, they‘ re dogs concerned here aren't from a banned breed, they're from a breed called the american bully—type, which is a cross between the american pitbull and america

. >> talking about partisan pligts and reporters your case dane for reporters i want to go to something talked to conned lisa rice, former republican secretary of state today. the president today said something to the effect that he doesn't believe there is a problem with russia he didn't do anything with russia. former secretary of state bush former republican secretary of state told me today she believes in the intelligence community. and she says this investigation needs to continue. they need to get to the bottom of it your own republican. >> so do the president. the president said that in the interview. >> at what. >> all right but you don't believe anything he says. >> because he fired the goo. >> today which heard under oath from the acting director of the fbi. >> i am going by what he is saying doesn't put word in myomouth. >> here is the question but at one what point at what point did the democrats stay we admit there is no evidence of inclusion none what so far and that's what we here from the interrelation. >> isn't that the investigation for at the end of the investigations

. >> senator dane. well, i am grateful for senator purd purdue. i want to thank you for coming before this committee of this expertise. i represent the state of montana, our number one industry is agriculture. this is a bug deig deal for us providing regulatory certainty is essential for our government. our ranchers and businesses back home, if they are complaining of anything else, taxes and regulations and of the uncert n uncertainty in the city and what it produces in the field for industry and reauthorizes of the improvement act will be an important step in reduces those uncertainties today. pesticides play a vital role for farmers and prime you'vie yield. in monotan -- montana monotan -- montana -monotan -- monotan -- montana -- effective pesticides in a timely manner is i am pe imperative. doctor kunickis -- in your testimony, you stated that the ea requires to review the impact of pesticides under the species act despite the epa already being required to review pesticides to avoid and i quote any unreasonable risk to man or environment unde

doctor, i don't have a lot of claims to fame other than i'm the husband of cindy danes, but i am the only chemical engineer on the hill among 535 members. and that was my training was in. i do understand the importance of using sound science in our decision-making process. and as you well know, there was an extended and vigorous debate surrounding the mandatory labeling of biotechnology last year, and i got to thank chairman roberts and his leadership. we were successfully able to prevent what i believe was a discriminatory and harmful law from impacting our farmers across montana and across the country. as you know, the office of pest management policy plays an important role in developing and implementing biotech policy at usda and collaborating with epa. as you work to develop and implement rules related to biotech disclosure, in advance of next year's deadline, will you submit to ensuring that usda's priority will be to make determinations based on sound science? >> absolutely. >> thank you for that. i have found in this town that political science sometimes becomes the primary m

senator danes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i want to thank you for your personal leadership on this issue. people of ohio and the people of this country would have been very proud of what i saw six weeks ago. i was with the chairman in beijing. we had meetings with the chairman in china, chairman of the mpc. number three in charge of all of china. followed by a meeting with the premiere and mr. chairman, you were very direct in asking for the help from the chinese government, the very highest levels to deal with the source of fentanyl and car fentanyl. i saw that behind closed doors and thank you for your leadership that extends and fluchbss beyond this country and around the world to stop this discourage. >> thank you, senator. >> thank you for testifying today before our committee. in recent years in my home state of montana, we have been facing a meth epidemic. i realize it's something that started with the opioids and meth starting in the northeast working its way across the country. it's in big sky country as we speak. la

. >> big, beautiful, 20-pound great dane. >> i brought you a deer too. >> you got the underwear beforeo you are good. >> appreciate that. >> so cute. >> it was underwear he wore in >> yes. >> good to see you, man. >> thanks very much. >> you need a television show. >> you do. >> doesn't he. >> it would be good to have a reality show to see your rescues and everything. >> you are officer majack. >> officer dolittle. >> he is one vowel away from a sayjack. >> that is true. >> hang around jody should be in about 10 minutes. >> thank you very much. >> she's outside right now. >> look at her, she's woman with the hat on. >> and she knew were you doing this. >> she is adorable. >> and she's very efficient, organizing people out there. >> yes. >> she's good cook. >> love connection on memorial day. >> thank you. >> thank you for your service. >> thank you for what you do. >> monday here we go, it is may 29th. >>> memorial day a time to honor men and women of the military who died serving this nation. >> my husband is a veteran, 22 years. >> as we remember their sacrifice today, a group of loc

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. >> this is inspired by this cool light-up dress you see on the red carpet worn by clare danes.nway" meets electrical engineering. fabric, thread, and they're paired up with l.e.d. lights and lithium batteries and making cool things. my daughter is wearing the light-up scarf. >> i love that. >> super cool. this is really cool for girls 8 years and up. >> digging those by the way. >> great. love it. >> what do we have next? >> who doesn't love a radio-controlled car, right? [ applause ] >> i do. >> so, these cars are customizable so girls can choose their own tires, choose their own gears, choose their own shocks, and then they can decorate them, and the point here is that they can customize the cars to their personality and also learning the principles of science like friction and torque and energy. now, this is actually a sneak peek because these cars are not even out yet. you can preorder them. they'll be available in the fall. [ applause ] >> good stuff. >> i love that. >> getting into the computer thing. >> absolutely. well, we'll introduce you here to a 21st century friends