darryl says from a political standpoint, it's time for congress to act. greg brower, darryl west, thank you both so much. >>> the question of the justice department policy of not indicting a sitting president, presidential hopeful elizabeth warren just pledged to nominate a head of the office of legal counsel who will overturn that policy. that story is not going away. >>> but next, it's money, power, politics. you know we're covering markets set to open in five minutes. we know it was a turbulent week. how wall street will react to the president's threat of billions more in tariffs, this time on our third largest trading partner, mexico. >>> before we move on, better than the dictionary. that's what people are saying about the eight newly crowned co-champions of the scripps national spelling bee. they each outlasted 562 competitors spelling 47 words correctly in the final round, stretching the competition into the early morning. the good news, they won't be splitting the winnings. instead each will be awarded the full $50,000 prize. 47 words? i say they

. >>> joined now by darryl krump thank you for joining us, darryl why do you think the newly imposed tariffs didn't have as much dramatic markets mt south >> i think there's still a few digital negotiations tactics but i think that's a little bit of false hope i think this is going to take a while. china's in this to play for the long game. $500 billion worth of exports is not their end game what is their end game is by 2030 their consumer led gdp close to 124 they're really playing this as a long-taerm export the exports have dropped from 30% in 2006 down to be 20% ns. s >> the implication this is not a long play, we're talking about this as a political win for president trump. >> i think there's some of that at work. the analogy has been made. this is like two heavy weight prize fighters slugging it out somebody will be on the mat and somebody will be outstanding i would change that, this is like two heavy weight fighters head butting nobody wins in this scenario it's who can with stand the short term pain you say. >> there's hope there will be some sort term senation allism use it

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to patrolman james white's moms lori and dad darryl and sons jc and jaze, and to corporal zac's mom, vicky, dad, marshall, and brother chris. your heroes loved their job, they loved their country, and today, their love shines down on you from heaven, they're watching right now, they're watching, they're looking down on you, and they're proud. so please could i have you just stand up, the families. please. thank you. thank you very much. two great men. also here with us, for this ceremony are the families of investigator turner and sergeant care way of the florence police department, in the great state of south carolina. last october, investigator turner went to the house of a man suspected of a crime against a minor. when she and her fellow officers approached, the gunman opened fire. from his second story window. nobody knew it could happen. nobody thought it was even possible. there was no evidence, no anything, but they knew it was trouble. at that very moment, florence police sergeant terrence caraway, a very popular person, in that whole area of south carolina, they all knew him

darryl ewing is now charged with child neglect. >> we had to stop sending them there. >> reporter: thes in the past. this woman who didn't want to be identified says she recently pulled her kids out of that day care. >> they were left on the same exact day care van. luckily they were grade school age and could get theirselves off. >> reporter: it comes just days after a similar tragedy averted near atlanta where officers rescued this child left in a hot vehicle outside walmart. the th n the death in florida would be the eighth hot car death so far this year coming after a record 52 last year. aside from crashes, heatstroke is the leading cause of death in vehicles for children. on the same day of that tragedy in florida, an ohio lawmaker proposed legislation that would require all vehicles be equipped with a system to alert the driver if a passenger is still in the backseat when the car is turned off. and the license of that day care in florida has now been suspended. authorities say it failed to notify the state that it was transporting children in that van. >>> a case of justice dela

of the homeless and supportive housing advisory task force will be co-chaired by sacramento mayor darryl steinberg a los angeles county supervisor mark ridley thomas on tuesday, the governor said that california has failed to address homelessness even as the number of homeless people has increased dramatically and he says it's time to own up to that problem everywhere i go people are outraged, they're angry. >>about what's happened or not happened on the streets. it's no longer coastal issue. this defines the state of california grass valley and meet the mayor what's your number one issue homelessness and riverside there what's the number one issue homelessness and fresno what's your number one issue homelessness is not santa monica it's not san jose is not san francisco's not l a it's not any longer this is the issue that ultimately defines our failure as a society to ultimate manifestation of our failure. and we must do something about it. >>now the task force is said to me several times across the state is a gathers ideas that will then submit a report to the governor newsom also said

this is the man who police are looking for his 30 year-old darryl bernard who's on probation for to a domestic violence case. he's also accused of as strong arm robbery that he committed over the weekend in union city. so bernard jump to 6 foot wall to get out of the courthouse eluding the deputies that were there they're in with him. >>the deputies tried to get to him they struggled with him out into the hallway into a stairwell in the stairwell are fell down the stairs. lost his grip of mister bernard mister nahr was able to break free and run out the front of the courthouse. >>the sheriff's office believes that bernard is hiding somewhere between hayward and fremont. to the south and now a sandals a woman charged in a dui crash that killed a fremont teenager did not enter a plea 28 year-old ashley all over appeared yesterday in santa clara county superior court. police say that she was struck on saturday was she drove the wrong way on highway 17 she crashed right into a car. 17 year-old armando can alice was killed in that accident for others. teenagers were also injured. now if co

of the homeless and supportive housing advisory task force will be co-chaired by sacramento mayor darryl steinberg a los angeles county supervisor mark ridley thomas on tuesday, the governor said that california has failed to address homelessness even as the number of homeless people has increased dramatically and he says it's time to own up to that problem everywhere i go people are outraged, they're angry. >>about what's happennd or not happened on the streets. it's no longer coastal issue. this defines the state of in grass valley and meet the mayor what's your number one issue homelessness and riverside there what's the number one issue homelessness fresno what's your number one issue homelessness is not santa monica it's not san jose is not san francisco's not l a it's not any longer this is the issue that ultimately defines our failure as a society to ultimate manifestation of our failure. and we must do something about it. >>now the task force is said to me several times across the state is a gathers ideas that will then submit a report to the governor newsom also said today that

darryl ewing arrested and charged with child neglect. >> from about 8:00 a.m. to about a little after 1:00 p.m., so, almost five hours. >> reporter: the sheriff's office says ewing transported the children to the day care yesterday and unloaded them, including two of the victim's siblings. but when their mother called in the afternoon, police say workers realized the baby wasn't there. she was found still in her car seat, with temperatures outside topping 91 degrees. one mother, who did not want to be identified, telling our jacksonville affiliate she pulled her children out of that day care after they were once left behind. >> they were left on the same exact day care van. luckily, they were grade school age and could get themselves off. >> reporter: david, the department of children and families says the day care never told them they were transporting children, so, that part of the operation was not inspected. david? >> victor oquendo tonight from florida. thank you, victor. >>> next, to the growing tensions with iran. president trump was briefed late today a

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mayor darryl steinberg and l.a. supervisor mark ridley thomas will lead it. the governor's latest budget plan includes a billion dollars to solve the homeless crisis. and we want to hear your ideas about building a better bay area. share them by joining our facebook group. you can leave comments there. >>> now to open space in big cities. a new report shows a spike in the number of people who live close to a park. trust for public land is a nonprofit in san francisco just released its annual park score index. 72% of people living in big cities live within a ten-minute walk or half a mile from an urban park. s of rancisco made the top ten income. >>> the push toavho helped rally to save the iconic comedy spot. >>> an east bay woman says a wag dog walker left her injured dog without reporting the problem. how the company is responding this morning. >>> and check out the sunshine breaking out on mt. tamalpais this morning. spring is back. in the mid-60s to mid-70s. will it last through the >>> here's a look at the temperatures in the south bay. low to mid-50s. d

the latest plan includes a billion dollars to fight he'sg sacramento mayor darryl steinberg and los angeles supervisor mark ridley thomas to lead it. >> this group is going out in the next few months and will come back with detailed plans and strategies. i want to see those dollars reflected in some of what they've identified. >> governor newsom made the announcement yesterday in oakland. alameda county has seen homelessness climb more than 40% over the past two years. >>> in the east bay oakland is look to go smooth out its streets. the city council approved a $100 million, three-year citywide paving plan. $75 million will be spent on neighborhood streets. $25 million will go into major thoroughfares. and here is a look at which streets will be repaved. as you can see they're all over the city. abc 7 news reporter cornell barnard has reaction. >> reporter: dodging potholes of part of our drive to tuesday's oakland city council meeting where councilmembers were voting on contracts for its plan to repair broken streets. rachel erickson is tirmd of driving defensively. >> i drive like a avoid

my name is darryl fong and commander of the golden gate division. just like to thank you also for allowing us the opportunity to present on this very important topic today. couple of areas i will cover is the demographic, residential demographics for the ingle zooed district and the respective district stations as well as the community engagement that is the outreach that is provided to mono lingual communities. the ingleside district is comprised of about 141,000 residents. comprises 6.9 square miles of the city of san francisco. the population is impacted throughout the year by students who attend city college and 70,000 students that come through the district on an annual basis as well as 17,000 riders that traverse through the district through bart. the composition of the district is comprised of 41% caucasian, 4.7% african-american, 37.4% asian, 26% hispanic and 16% which identify as others. station demographics are consisting of 46% which are caucasian, 9% african-american, 19% hispanic, 15% asian, 9% filipino, 1% american indian, and 2% who i

what kind of pants are those [ laughter ] what's going on darryl >> big fan of yours. >> i see that.>> it looks like you stood in front of a big fan to do your hair [ laughter ] i'm about to do a show about historical figures we're looking for somebody who looks like beethoven if his mom drank while she was pregnant [ light laughter ] this month marks my 30th an comedian, and the first show i ever did was on fleet week 30 years ago and there were sailors in the audience i made fun of them and they laughed. and it was the best feeling ever and i've been doing comedy ever since >> oh wow. 30 years that's aong time >> you guys were literally semen 30 years ago [ laughter ] ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: my thanks to jeff ross right there. [ cheers and applause hey, guys, we here at "the tonight show" are all about education and expanding the minds of the youth of today. so we've updated math to take - make the equations more about stuff modern kids can relate to in a segment called "popular mathematics. here we go [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ popar mathematics mathematics ♪my >> jimlet'

. >> he got out, freed himself a me bacreed hpeople darryl reed . he lives the message hussle preached and giving back to the neighborhood who raised 28 years. >> it was the perfect opportunity for me to use his death which was a tragedy for nipsey and make something positive out of it. >> grand express is owned by an eritrean family. >> what i want the young people in oakland to feel is this,y we cannot resolve conflict with violence. in oakland, i'm jolin. >> the warriors play the rockets today, game three and it's right here on abc 7. >> mindy bach arrived in houston yesterday. she tweeted from the airport where she found warriors super fans cameron and carlos. they're 20-ier ticket holders and flew to the game. coverage starts at 5:00. tip-off is set for 5:30 and immediately following is after the game, larry beil, mindy bach and donald foyle and kerry keating will break it down for you. speaking of breaking things down, you have an eye on the forecast and we're tracking clouds and the possibility of showers and you probably don't want to hear t

. >> the darryl reed foundation financed the mural and hopes the art will bring about change in the oaklandll ahead on today in the bay, record-setting night for the giants and the a's. stay tuned. sports is next. alright, you excited? yeah! waaahoo... well... that was fun, right? it's time to get more. lower fares. better service. sweeter rewards. alaska airlines. it )s calm now -- but the shark tank will be loud tonight. >>> welcome back. 7:39. a look at the clouds over the sap center. it looks calm right now. the sharks host the colorado avalanche in a pivotal game five of the second round series. the winner of tonight's game will take a 3-2 series lead. the puck drops at 7:p.m. you can watch it all here on nbc sports network. >>> now, to the warriors, they have a pretty big playoff game tonight as well. they are in houston, getting ready for game three against the rockets. but the question everyone wants to know, is how is the finger? steph curry dislocated his left middle fing ner game two. fortunately his nonshooting hand but during yesterday's meeting with the media, he admitted it i

. >> darryl maman, serving 40 years for multiple counts of burglary and fraud, had a different hobby.irdhouse right now. i also do chess sets. when i was in florida i worked in the hobby craft shop and we had saws and band saws and everything that we could cut regular wood with. here we don't. here we have popsicle sticks, and i buy them a thousand at a time. then i cut the ends off. good old elmer's glue and this is my little saw which happens to be the bottom of a pringle's can. it's not sharp. it won't cut a person, but it will cut these sticks. it is the only tool i use to cut these. it takes eight to nine months to make one. >> why do you do it? >> just to pass time, basically. >> this is a farmhouse right here. rough draft. okay. give dimensions to it so i know where i'm at. art is my sanity and my salvation. i mean, that is what keeps me stable. >> i come with all kinds of little ideas. you have two of these like a protection vent to keep the rain out of the chimney. i found this in the yard and it reminded me of air-conditioners. they trips everybody out. they like my grill. s

>>we have a picture of the man who escaped take a look he's 30 year-old darryl bernard he was on probation for domestic violence. he was also in custody for a strong arm robbery that happened over the weekend in union city. he would manage to jump a six-foot wall to escape courthouse. police think at this point is hiding somewhere between hayward and fremont subpoena can know where he is let them now in the south bay of san jose woman now charged. dui crash that killed a fremont teenager. she did not enter a plea while in court. there's her picture 28 year-old ashley all over she appeared yesterday in santa clara county superior court. police say that she was drunk at the time on saturday when she drove the wrong way on highway 17 crashing into a car 17 year-old armando can alice was killed 4 other teenagers were hurt. if convicted, she faces a maximum sentence of 14 years in prison. some 42 coming. >>on the ground for morning buzz steps splash brother explains why steps real brother isn't really a problem. what to see how a diver want to track and field race keeping a very close eye on ra

he's 30 year-old darryl bernard he's on probation stemming from a domestic violence case it was alsohat police say he committed over the weekend in union city. bernard jump to 6 foot wall to get out of the courthouse eluding the deputy that was there with him. the sheriff's office believes that bernard is hiding somewhere between hayward and fremont. in the south bay to san jose woman charge in a dui crash that killed a freeman teenager did not enter a plea 28 year-old ashley all over appeared yesterday in santa clara county superior court. police say that she was drunk on saturday when she drove the wrong way on highway 17 and crashed into a car. 17 year-old armando can alice was killed 4 other teenagers were injured. if convicted, she faces a maximum sentence of 14 years in prison. >>and keeping a close eye on r a lot of areas across the bay it isn't going to stay that way another active day ahead of us and i've got you covered all morning long. >>pretty busy and crowded on the roads to specially the bay bridge 80 west in san francisco are they backed up be on west grand so filling

we have a picture of an east 30 year-old darryl bernard there you see him he's on probation for domestic violence. he was also in custody for a strong arm robbery that happened over the weekend in union city. so how did he get out, turns out he jumped over 6 foot wall and was able to escape the courthouse police are looking for him they think he's hiding possibly somewhere between hayward and fremont if you recognize him if you know where he is let police know. >>father of a one month-old baby boy who died last year in san jose has been arrested for his own child's death. kevin, because and faces murder child abuse and child endangerment charges for the death of the one year-old son who suffered blunt force trauma of the fathers being held now at the santa clara county jail without bail. as san jose woman charged in a dui crash that killed a freeman teenager did not enter a plea in court yesterday 28 year-old ashley oliver appeared in santa clara county superior court. police say she was driving drunk on saturday and went the wrong way on highway 17 when she crashed her car into a car wi

when you see somebody who is -- take for instance, darryl mcdaniels, the founding member of run dmc andthey tend to describe success in a lot of the same ways, you think to yourself maybe there's something there. maria: great stuff. shawn, thanks. congratulations. >> thank you so much. maria: always empowering to read about success. shawn kanan, check it out. china sending shock waves through global meat markets meanwhile. we're talking about the swine flu and its impact. ashley webster with the details in headline. ashley: global pork prices rising as african swine fever hits china hog farms. china is destroying herds and blocking shipments to stop the disease. presidential hopeful kamala harris wants to punish companies that don't pay men and women equally. she's expected to announce a plan that would fine companies 1% of their profits for every 1% difference in pay between men and women. her campaign estimates the plan would generate about $180 billion over eight years. i'm going to cough my way through this. i'll throw it back to you, maria. maria: we are going to talk about this pl

you've got guys like darryl johnson leaving tv to do this.ou can't pay those guys like that. don't be a joke. maria: what about the production value? how important is it to have the production value that comes with a fox or espn. you look at what fox does on sundays and thursdays. it's a huge event. how important is that? >> it's very important. you've got to have a major tv contract. just to echo what clinton and ron said, this lead league can make it because there's a unique opportunity right now. you look at what the big three did in basketball. they're doing extremely well. you have a void here. the national football league, guys are so young when they're done playing and they're looking for another opportunity. your quality of play is going to be extremely high in this league if they do it right. play real football and approach it the way that fans want to see it. they they don'they don't want t. they want to see guys making plays. maria: there's this talk about direct to cons r her and online. that -- consumer and online. that takes the

i also would say that people also think that's laughable is darryl straw berry, george foreman, herbalnd known him for a couple of decades and don't feel as though that description is accurate. steve: the army team football team was there at one point the president mentioned that he was -- and there they are posing in the oval room. ainsley: beautiful uniforms. steve: he had comments about how he was considering if an athlete at army is really good and gets, you know, recruited by the pros, they could serve their military service after they are in the nfl. brian: like the roger staubachs in the world they go and choose the military academy. many people think they ever slamming the lid on the professional career. why should that that be? maybe an exemption in that direction. i think it would be great. david robinson grew like six inches in college and next thing you know he couldn't fit in a submarine. drafted him in the first round and said see you in two years. maybe there is something that could be done there. ainsley: god bless them all. let us know what you think friends@foxnews.co

darryl porcher and criminal defense attorney philip hamilton.having us. pete: is this criminal justice reform or is he using that as a title to say we are just going to let people off the hook? >> it's not so much that he is letting people off the hook. you have to understand at the end of the day in new york judges are the ones who are vested with the power to either release a defendant or to set bail, right? all de blasio is doing in this situation is expanding some eligibility guidelines with respect to those defendants who may be eligible, not necessarily manned torely sent there for supervisory. pete: judges have more power and latitude to release kids or young teenagers. >> they have the same power that they have always had. these guidelines at best are advisory. they are simply opening up eligibility for certain, you know, teenage generally to be able to potentially get on supervised release as opposed to being sent to rikers island which we know is a terrorist show right now. pete: this is what the mayor has to say. i will get to you res