the bart police chief gave a personal thank you to oakland landscaper david harris, the man he callsero. >> had he not acted, we could very easily be investigating a homicide.>> first responders do it every day. i just got lucky. and he still has bandages covering his finger when he helped stop a bart pastor who randomly was attacking people with a knife at the station booth on saturday afternoon. harris said he was adding money to his car. >> i heard someone screaming and i look to my left, it was apparent that someone was getting stabbed. so i ran over and took control of his wrist and got the knife away from him and took him to the ground. i did not have time to be scared, i just reacted. this is cell phone video of another good samaritan helping to hold down 32-year-old robert arlington dolph. they said he was not making any sense when he spoke and he was arrested on two counts of attempted murder. police say he confessed, but did not often -- offer a reason for an attack.>> i was stabbed and i saw people watching and they did not do anything. i just later on thought that i would

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david harris was reloading his b.a.r.t. card saturday afternoon when he heard someone screaming. then saw a man with a knife repeatedly stabbing a man and a woman. >> i went and took control of his wrists. got the knife away from him and took him to the ground. >> they are holding the man down until police arrived. he said he didn't hesitate to help even though man with the knife was bigger and stronger. >> about 15 years ago, i was the victim of the stabbing in the place where i live. and people were watching and no one did anything. i wouldn't want anyone else to feel like that. wasn't good feeling. >> we're very proud of his actions. bravery without a doubt. had he not acted, i think we could very easily be investigating a homicide. >> police arrested 32-year-old robert on charges of attempted murder for an apparently random attack. some riders said this is just the latest crime at b.a.r.t. that leaves them on edge. >> yeah, it's uncomfortable. it just means you have to be more aware of your surroundings. >> three different b.a.r.t. stations, my car has been broken into. >> bu

his name is david harris. he jumped on dolph and took the knife away.said he was twisting the suspect's wrist and that's how he got the knife out of his hands. the good samaritan's fingers were sliced in the process. >> i'm not a hero, you know. situation like that, you can't hesitate because if you hesitate, people die. >> reporter: now, police say they do have surveillance video of the attack but they're not releasing. the motive is still unclear but guys, police do say this suspect did not know his victims. in fact, the other witnesses say that there was no words exchanged before the attack and one of the victims, the man in his 50s, is still in critical condition. reporting live here in oakland, i'm jessica flores, kpix 5. >>> let's get a look at weather now with neda. it's going to be a nice one out there. >> it's a good way to kick off the week. we have to all get back to work and school but at least the weather will be on your side. it will feel nice, sunny and warm out there. for now, a little bit cool because we've had clear overnight condition

his name is david harris. he's a landscaper from oakland.said he was twisting the suspect's wrist to get the knife out of that man's hands. the good samaritan's fingers were sliced in the process. he said it was his instinct to help. >> well, i was holding him down and another gentleman came along and he actually helped stopped the bleeding. i was really worried about my dog, you know, because i knew if i let go of her to do this and she saw him attacking me, she might get hurt, so someone else stepped in and grabbed her by the leash and i was happy about that. >> reporter: police say they do have surveillance video of the attack. the motive is still unclear and police say that suspect did not know the siblings who he attacked and one of those victims, that 50-year-old man, he's still in critical condition this morning. reporting live, i'm jessica flores, kpix 5. >>> jessica, thank you. it is 6:34 as we take a look at the two beautiful bridges here in the bay area. on the righted -- on the right you have the golden bay bridge and then a shot

david: can president trump pull off what nobody else? could here is harry kazianis. can he do it? >> i think he can. the president needs to be leery about north korean trojan horse or a huge trap. north koreans have a playbook. well worn, utilized throughout history and when they do is simple, they offer a lot of concessions, they offer a lot of potential incentives. they drag us into negotiations for months and years, they pocket all the concessions they can. quick example. north koreans demanded $10 billion to have a summit with the south koreans, we know this playbook. i think the president does have incentives and things he can do to get a deal. going to be tough. david: you are right, they have pulled off the maneuvers in the past. weak administrations, whether republican or democrats, they gave far too much to the north. i'm thinking that finally we have a president who is not overblowing. yes, they have nuclear weapons, they're a threat not only to south korean neighbors but also to the rest of the world, but at the same time, this guy's a punk dictator. if you are tough wi

. >> reporter: david harris, a land scaper from oakland saw the couple getting -- landscaper from oakland saw the couple getting attacked. his fingers were sliced in the process. >> he was strong. took four of us. >> he was trying to get out of your grasp. >> yes. talking gibberish. >> as you can see in this cell phone video, several bistandards held him down until the police could arrive. >> grabbed the knife from the suspect and in the process his hands were cut but he was able to get the knife away from the suspect and then he was able to tackle the suspect to the ground and hold him there until the officers arrived a short time later. >> reporter: the motive, unclear. the police say the suspect confessed but did not give a answer as to why he did it. no reports of anyone having an argument or even a conversation with him. the police say the attacker, described as a transient by some kept babelling and for some reason was was fixated on these two people and attacked them. >> he is charged with two cases of attempted murder. >>> the police arrest thursday man. diaz, accused of sexually

david harris suffered cuts to his hands subduing him. a woman in her 60s is out of the hospital, but her brother is in critical condition. harris did not hesitate to put his own safety at risk. >> i didn't think. just reacted. ran over and by the time i got there, she had dropped to the floor, and her brother was being stabbed. >> reporter: and harris tells us he knows how it feeling to be a crime victim. he was attacked and stabbed when in his 30s, and no one came to help him. >>> new this morning, a petition circulating that asks officials of the san francisco marathon to clarify its policies regarding runners who are transgender. the marathon website asks people to register to select a gender, male or female, and the people behind the petition want officials to publicly said the race honors gender identity for transgender and gender queer individuals. boston, chicago, new york city, and london allows you to choose which gender you identify with. >>> signing up for summer classes? they are not free. last year, city officials approved f

. >> reporter: bart police chief carlos rojas gave an award to landscaper david harris, a man he calls a hero. >> bravery without a doubt. had he not acted, we could easily be investigating a homicide. >> first responders do it every day. >> reporter: he had cuts on his fingers after he helped to stop a man attacking two passengers with a knife at the coliseum bart station saturday afternoon. harris says he was adding money to his trip card. >> someone was getting stabbed. i ran over and took control of his wrists and got the knife or relief from him and got him on the ground. i get at have time to be scared. i just reacted. >> i just do what i thought i had to. >> reporter: harris says robert dolph was not making any sense when he spoke. robert dolph was arrested on two counts of attempted murder. police say he confessed but did not offer a reason for the attack . harris said he was a victim of a stabbing several years ago in his apartment building. >> later on i thought i would not want anyone to feel like that. took to the victims are described as a woman in her 50s and her brother,

david harris is the good samaritan. describes the knife as a large survival knife. maybe nine inches long. i asked what he first thought when he saw the brutal attack. he responded i didn't think. i just reacted. mike took this cell phone video moments after 32 year-old robert allegedly stabbed three people. >> there was blood everywhere. the lady who was stabbed was screaming. >> reporter: police say he boarded the train at civic center and became fix sated on a brother and sister. when they exited. bart police say he stabbed them multiple times with a large knife. >> i didn't think i just reacted. >> david was the first of several passengers to jump in. >> i grabbed him and the wrist. got the knife away and took him to the ground. >> in the process sustaining cuts to his hands. police rooifed in less than two minutes. bart police are crediting harris with preventing a homicide. >> first responders people do it every day. and don't get acknowledged. those are heros. >> the woman in her 60s has been released from the hospital. her brother in his 50s remains in criti

david harris suffered cuts to his hands subduing the suspect 32-year-old robert dolf. the suspect is accused of stabbing a woman in her 60s and her brother who is in his 50s. the woman has been released from the hospital. her brother is in critical but stable condition. harris was nearby and jumped in to help. >> i didn't think. i just reacted, you know. i ran over and by the time i got there, she had dropped to the floor and her brother was being stabbed. >> harris says he wanted to help because , too, was stabbed once and none of his neighbors helped. >> now, check out this video san francisco police released today as part of a burglary ring bust as a woman walks into her garage. you can see burglars come out of her front door. one jumps over the ledge. you can see him. two more follow. they'll come out here in a moment. there they go. they hopped into a vehicle and took off. ten people have been arrested over the last 90 days as part of this sting. they're accused of taking part in a crime ring that stole $3 million in money, credit cards and more. police are still

david harris said he heard a woman screaming... then saw a man attacking and stabbing 2 people with a knife. the oakland landscaper says he ran over... grabbed the man's wrists... and got him on the ground. harris says the reason he jumped in was because of his own brush with death. ( james ) robert dolph was arrested on two counts of attempted murder. ( darya ) officials believe a body discovered in medocino ... may be one of the three missing children of the hart family. an autopsy is scheduled today for the body of an african -american girl discovered near the crash site off a mendocino cliff side. the crash killed five members of the hart family. investigators believe the crash was intentional. the search continues today for the three missing children. ( darya ) new this morning... the pitts

david harris, however, did react and single handedly denied the knife wielding attacker. but here, that's the last word he would use to describe themselves. >> i didn't really think about it. i just reacted with no other choice though. >> reporter: the alleged attacker seen pacing up and down the train muttering to himself is being described by authorities as a 32-year-old mentally ill transient. something bart directors say the commuter line is seeing more of these days. >> more and more people who are homeless and those who are mentally ill are finding their way into the subway systems. >> reporter: bart moved some 200,000 people along 112 miles of tracks to the stations through some of the biggest cities in the bay area. >> it's a challenge that we have. we've had increased ridership, an increased level of our staffing. >> reporter: in fact, bart is short some 31 officers or about 15% of its force. but still on any given day between 24 to 36 cops, they are out on the beat. most officers, it is two to three stations and they are in pair patrol cars. >> reporter: but rid

. >> reporter: david harris was the first to help. he injured his hand while disarming the suspect. >> we just started helping out as best as we could. the poor man was cut up on his head and arms. >> reporter: tom hathaway and his wife got paper towels, putting pressures on the wounds before paramedics arrived. arturo gomez saw the commotion getting out of his car and helped restrain the suspect. >> i don't consider suspect himming the -- thank god for those good samaritans coming in and helping me out. >> reporter: at oracle, betty yu, kpix 5. >> the brother remains hospitalized in critical condition. warriors hope once they are both well, the two can enjoy a game on them. >>> check this out. we got a couple of cool pictures here. a rainbow over the santa cruz harbor this morning. >> this evening, more double rainbows seen all over the bay area. here is one in belmont and another in concord, lit up bay golden sunset. here's a view from above. an airplane passenger snapped this photo over san francisco. a beautiful? >> a lot of peopl

. >> reporter: david harris, a landscaper from oakland, saw the couple getting attacked, jumped on dof, grabbed his -- dolph and grabbed his arm. >> he was really strong. took four of us to turn him over on his stomach. >> he was trying to get out of your grasp. >> yeah, talking gibberish. >> reporter: as you can see in the cell phone video several bip standers held -- bystanders held dolph down. the suspect kwon fessed but did -- confessed but did not give a clear answer. >> police say the attacker described as a transient by some witnesses just kept basketballing incoherently and for some reason got fixated on the two people, followed them off the train and attacked them. joe vasquez, kpix 5. >>> authorities have arrested this man, 29-year-old eduardo antonio chavarria-diaz, who is accused of sexually assaulting a teen inialo alto -- in palo alto. police say the victim was jogging when the suspect pulled her off the path, held a gun to her head and sexualitied her. the victim was able to flag down a passer-by who called police. authorities have also linked chavarria-diaz to a similar

. >> reporter: david harris was the first to help.he injured his hand while disarming the suspect. >> we started helping out as best we could in terms of trying to control the bleeding. the poor man was cut up on his head and arms. >> reporter: tom hathaway and his wife got paper towels and put pressure on the wound before paramedics arrived. gomez saw the commotion and got out of his car and helped restrain the suspect. >> i don't consider it heroic. it's the right thing to do. >> reporter: you can see the officer holding down tp suspect in the cell phone video. thankthank ged for the good smair -- thank god for the good samaritans helping me out. >>> less than a year since the state sanctuary law was signed, some california cities want out of it. which major southern california city is considering it, next. >>> there is a bill heard by a state senate committee that could transform neighborhoods across the state, i will have the details coming up. >>> good morning. it is tuesday, april 17th. i'm michelle obama. >> let's look outside

david harris suffered cuts to his hands subduing the suspect 32-year-old robert dolf. the suspect is accused of stabbing a woman in her 60s and her brother who is in his 50s. the woman has been released from the hospital. her brother is in critical but stable condition. harris was nearby and jumped in to help. >> i didn't think. i just reacted, you know. i ran over and by the time i got there, she had dropped to the floor and her brother was being stabbed. >> harris says he wanted to help because he, too, was stabbed once and none of his neighbors helped. >> now, check out this video san francisco police released today as part of a burglary ring bust as a woman walks into her garage. you can see burglars come out of her front door. one jumps over the ledge. you can see him. two more follow. they'll come out here in a moment. there they go. they hopped into a vehicle and took off. ten people have been arrested over the last 90 days as part of this sting. they're accused of taking part in a crime ring that stole $3 million in money, credit cards and more. police are stil

. >> reporter: but while david harris single handedly disarmed a knife wielding attacker as he was stabbing two people at the oakland coliseum station, hero is the last word he would use to describe himself. >> i didn't think about it. i just reacted. there was no other choice really. people were getting stabbed. >> reporter: the alleged attacker pacing up and down the train muttering to himself before the attack is described by authorities as a 32-year-old mentally ill transient, something the commuter line is seeing more and more of these days. >> more homeless people and those mentally ill are finding their way into subway systems. >> reporter: b.a.r.t. moves some 200,000 people along 112 miles of tracks and stations through some of the biggest cities in the bay area. >> it's a challenge that we have. we've had increased ridership. we have an increased level of our staffing. >> reporter: in fact, b.a.r.t. is short 31 officers or about 15% of its force. still on any given day between 24 to 26 cops are out on the beat. >> to most officers a beat is two or three stations and they're in thei

david harris said he heard a woman screaming..... grabbed the man's wrists... and got him on the ground. harris says the reason he jumped in was because of his own brush with death. ( james ) robert dolph was arrest on two counts of attempted murder. ( darya ) hundreds of people from across california gathered in sacramento to call for action on crime prevention in their communities. governor jerry brown spoke at the event yesterday and says he stands by victims of crime. ( darya ) the 'survivors speak' event takes place during national crime victims' rights week. it will continue today w

. >> reporter: david harris, he is the good samaritan and he describes the knife as a large survivalfe, maybe 9 inches long. i asked him what he thought when he saw that brutal attack. he said i didn't think just reacted. >> reporter: one of several passengers who helped a brother and sister as they were being stabbed. >> i looked to my left and between the agent's booth and the wall, i saw a woman getting stabbed. >> basically, there was blood everywhere. and you know, the lady who was stabbed was screaming. >> i got the knife away from him and took him to the ground. >> reporter: he said b.a.r.t. police arrived in less than two minutes. crediting harris and others from preventing a homicide. >> first responders, those are heroes. >> reporter: a woman in her 60s has been released from the hospital. her body in his 50s remains in the hospital in critical condition. harris said he was attacked and stabbed in his 30s in the hallway where he lived. >> people were watching and nobody did anything. >> i will keep riding b.a.r.t. you can't live in fear. you got to keep going. >> reporter:

. >> reporter: david harris, he is the good samaritan and he describes the knife as a large survival knife, maybe 9 inches long. i asked him what he thought when he saw that brutal attack. he said i didn't think just reacted. >> reporter: one of several passengers who helped a brother and sister as they were being stabbed. >> i looked to my left and between the agent's booth and the wall, i saw a woman getting stabbed. >> basically, there was blood everywhere. and you know, the lady who was stabbed was screaming. >> i got the knife away from him and took him to the ground. >> reporter: he said b.a.r.t. police arrived in less than two minutes. crediting harris and others from preventing a homicide. >> first responders, those are heroes. >> reporter: a woman in her 60s has been released from the hospital. her body in his 50s remains in the hospital in critical condition. harris said he was attacked and stabbed in his 30s in the hallway where he lived. >> people were watching and nobody did anything. >> i will keep riding b.a.r.t. you can't live in fear. you got to keep going. >> report

says these days people are more likely to pull out their phones and start filming....he credits david harris with saving the life of the two victims.police say dolph confessed to his involvement in the crime. he's is being held at the santa rita jail in dublin. he's is scheduled to be arraigned tomorrow morning. maureen kelly kron4 news. (vicki) several members of a serial burglary ring in san francisco are now behind bars. police say the suspects are responsible for millions of dollars worth of stolen property in recent months but as kron 4's haaziq madyun reports-- investigators are still looking for more burglars. sotsan francisco police lt. greg mceachern is showing home sureveillance video of members of a burglary crew that has been targeting residents in the bay view, ingleside and taraval districts. he says this burglary crew is just one of many targeting these areas sot

david harris stepped in and risked his life to save him. he was adding money to his clipper card when that attack occurred. >> i heard screaming and looked to the left, it was apparent someone was getting stabbed, so, yeah, i ran over and took control of his wrists and got the money away from him and got him to the ground. i didn't have time to get scared. >> had he not acted, we could be investigating a homicide. >> now, mr. harris says he was a victim of a stabbing 20 years ago in san francisco and nobody helped him and he doesn't want anybody to go through what he did. the woman has since been released from the hospital, but her brother is listed in critical condition. mr. harris says he wants to meet them to let them there are people out there who care. >>> the time is 6:41, happening now, the dow jones is up 380 points so far this morning, a 1.5% increase, we're looking live right outside wall street, there's the bull outside on the sidewalk, all of this comes on the heals of china's president to cut china's auto tariffs and improve in

.>> reporter: the bart police chief gave a person a -- personal thank you to david harris. >> it was bravery without a doubt. we could have been investigating a homicide if he had not acted.>> i just got lucky. and he still has bandages covering the cuts on his fingers when he helps stop a bart passenger who was randomly attacking two pastors with a knife during the station agent booth saturday afternoon. he said he was adding money to his card. >> i heard a woman screaming, and it was apparent that someone was getting stabbed. i ran over and took control of his wrist and got the knife away from him and him to the ground. i did not have time to be here. >> reporter: this is cell phone video of another good samaritan helping to holding down, 32- year-old robert arlington dolph. he was not making any sense when he spoke and he was arrested on two counts of attempted murder. police say he confessed but did not offer a reason for the attack. >> i saw all of these people watching when i was stabbed, and nobody did anything. that prompted be and i did not want anyone to feel like that. >>

. >> reporter: bart police chief carlos rojas gave a personal thank you to oakland landscaper, david harris, a man he calls a hero. >> had he not acted, we could easily be investigating a homicide. >> heroes of her first responders and people who do it every day. i got lucky. >> reporter: harris still has bandages covering cuts on his fingers on both hands. he helped to stop two people being attacked by a knife saturday afternoon. he said he was adding money to his clipper card.>> it was apparent someone was getting stabbed. i just ran over and took control and got the knife away from him and got him on the ground. i didn't have time to be scared. i just reacted. >> reporter: this is cell phone video of another good samaritan helping to hold down 32-year- old robert dolph until police arrested him. >> we turned him on his back and he was still relisting. >> reporter: harris said robert dolph was not make ending this might making any sense. harris says he was a victim of a stabbing about 20 years ago. >> a whole -- hallway full of people watching and nobody did anything. i could relate. late

says these days people are more likely to pull out their phones and start filming....he credits david harrisving the life of the two victims.police say dolph confessed to his involvement in the crime. he's is being held at the santa rita jail in dublin. he's is scheduled to be arraigned tomorrow morning. maureen kelly kron4 news. (steve) an accused sexual predator...now off the streets. police say this man assaulted women in palo alto and oakland in recent months. grant lodes is here with the new details. (grant) eduardo chavarria-diaz has been booked in connection with the sexual assault of a teenage girl. the most recent attack is said to have happened late last month in palo alto... near the intersection of arastra- dero and deer creek roads. police say the suspect pulled the victim off the path, put a gun to her head and sexually assaulted her. after investigating, police say the same man was involved in a similar situation that occurred in oakland last month. and the arrest was made...without the help of a suspect sketch. palo alto police capt zach perron: "sketches are one of those dif

david harris says he was about to get on the train to san francisco when he heard a woman screaming ande the attack underway. i didn't have time to be afraid i just reacted the oakland landscaper says he took control of the suspect's wrists, cut up his fingers getting the knife away and then got 32 year old robert dolph on the ground.but while the bart police chief shook his hand and thanked him for saving the lives of two people....harris says he's no hero. i don't really accept that heroes are first responders people who do it every day i just got lucky he says the reason he jumped in was because of his own first hand tramatic experience.about 15 years ago i was a victim of a stabbing in the hallway the place where i lived i had a hallway full of people watching and no one did anything i can relate. later on i thought i wouldn't want anyone else to feel like that it's not a good feeling bart police say in all four bystanders jumped in to help subdue the suspect....inclu ding arturo gomez you see in the maroon shirt helping an officer get dolph into cuffs. i looked over and i see the c

david harris says he was about to get on the train to san francisco when he heard a woman screaming andned to see the attack underway. i didn't have time to be afraid i just reacted the oakland landscaper says he took control of the suspect's wrists, cut up his fingers getting the knife away and then got 32 year old robert dolph on the ground.but while the bart police chief shook his hand and thanked him for saving the lives of two people....harris says he's no hero. i don't really accept that heroes are first responders people who do it every day i just got lucky he says the reason he jumped in was because of his own first hand tramatic experience.about 15 years ago i was a victim of a stabbing in the hallway the place where i lived i had a hallway full of people watching and no one did anything i can relate. later on i thought i wouldn't want anyone else to feel like that it's not a good feeling bart police say in all four bystanders jumped in to help subdue the suspect....inclu ding arturo gomez you see in the maroon shirt helping an officer get dolph into cuffs. i looked over and i

. >> reporter: by all accounts it was incredibly brave what passenger david harris did and b.a.r.t. police say if he hadn't stepped in when he did, more people could have gotten hurt. b.a.r.t. police chief carlos rojas gave a personal thank you to oakland landscaper davis harris, a man he calls a hero. >> bravery without a doubt, had he not acted, i think we could very easily be investigating a homicide. >> heroes and first responders and people that do it every day. i just got lucky. >> reporter: he still has bandages covering cuts on his fingers, battle wounds he received when he helped stop a b.a.r.t. passenger who was randomly attacking two passengers with a knife near the station agent booth here at the oakland coliseum b.a.r.t. station saturday afternoon. he says he was eddie money to his -- adding money to his cards. >> when i grabbed him, he had just stabbed the male victim in the head and when i first looked over, he was stabbing the woman, you know, multiple times so yeah, it was horrifying. >> reporter: this is cell phone video of another good samaritan helping to hold hi

. >> reporter: david harris, however, did react and singlehandedly disarmed the knife wielding attackerill hero is the last word he would use to describe himself. >> i didn't really think about it. i just reacted. there was no other choice really. people were getting stabbed. >> reporter: the alleged attacker seen pacing up and down the train muttering to himself as described as a 32- year-old mentally ill transyen, something the b.a.r.t. director says the commuter line is seeing more of these days. >> more and more people who are homeless and those who are mentally ill are finding their way into subway systems. >> reporter: b.a.r.t. moves some 200,000 people along 112 miles of tracks and stations through some of the biggest cities in the bay area. >> it's a challenge that we have. we've had increased ridership. we haven't increased the level of our staffing. >> reporter: in fact, b.a.r.t. is short some 31 officers or about 15% of its force. still on any given day between 24 to 26 cops are out on the beat. >> most officers, a beat is two or three stations and they're in their patrol car

david harris stepped in, risking his own life to save them.ey to his clipper card when the attack happened. >> i heard the woman screaming, and i looked to my left, and it was apparent someone was being stabbed, and so, you know, i just ran over, took control of his wrist, got the knife away from him, and i took him to the ground. i didn't have time to be scared. >> had he not reacted, we could be easily investigating a homicide. >> he said he was the victim of a stabbing 20 years in san francisco, and he said no one helped him at the time, and he doesn't want anyone else to go through what he did. the woman has been released from the hospital, but her brother is in critical condition. he wants to meet them to let them though people do care. >>> one man was killed in a shooting in richmond, just after 9:00 last night near crescent park. it's not clear what led up to the shooting. police don't have any suspects, and no arrests have been made. the second homicide in the city since saturday. >>> president trump is responding with acre and frustra

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david silva and kevin de bruyne have also been selected. liverpool forward mohamed salah and tottenham striker harry kane are also in the side. ster united's david de gea is included along with liverpool's mo salah, chelsea's marcos alonso and three spurs players including harry kane. rodriguez has denied he used racist language. there's another premier league match tonight, all eyes will be on the manchester united teamsheet against bournemouth at the vitality stadium.. united were poor against west brom on sunday, the one nil defeat that handed city the title and united have also got an fa cup semi final coming up on saturday what is the criteria, i only know one criteria it is the way you play. it is the only way i can select players. 0r it is the only way i can select players. or do you want me to go for the price they cost, or their salary or their beautiful face?! the only way is to go with performance. chelsea are playing burnley tomorrow and the manager antonio conte gave his scheduled pre match news conference...a bit of background on etiquette at these things, everyone in attendance is always asked to switch off thei

the district nine supervisor to carry on the legacy of two great clear leaders in our city, david campos and harry. i will be proud if i accomplish half of what they have. and today is one of those big days. after four years of fighting hard. first originally to name the entire airport harvey milk airport, lots of compromise and hard work later, we are making history by naming terminal one harvey milk terminal one. and it's a great, great achooement -- achievement. thinking about the number of people who will travel through our city, see art depicting the history of the lgtbq, the hell that the community went through and demanding to be heard and recognized and prioritized. to know that kids from all across the country and the transgender community that are still facing unthinkable violence in their home community get to come here and be greeted by this name of this terminal and how we're going to fight to depict it in the most loud, proud and beautiful way through the art in the terminal is a truly amazing thing. as you all know, the naming of this airport was the idea of my former boss, david ca

but de bruyne did actually give his vote to salah. 0ther nominees were david silva, david de gea, leroy sane and harry at chelsea, salah said he had a point to prove on his return to the premier league. it was very clear in my mind i would return to the premier league and show everyone my football after my time at chelsea. unhappy about the award, happy for my team—mates and what we are doing in the premier league and champions league, we have to carry on because there are still some games to go. leroy sane was voted the young player of the year. the 22—year—old has scored 13 goals for manchester city this season. his 12 assists in the league is second only to de bruyne's 15. the german international beat harry kane to the award as well as city team mates ederson and raheem sterling. chelsea and england striker fran kirby is the women's player of the year, bristol city's lauren hemp took the young player prize. kirby was one of five players from chelsea to be nominated. she's scored 22 goals in all competitions this season and they are unbeaten the league. it's very humbling for me, i have to say a ma

david: what are we headed toward? mr. harrisink we are heading toward -- it may seem kind of fantasy like, but i think we are heading towards inflation approaching 2.5% in terms of the pc deflator that the fed focuses on. that would be an overshooting of the fed's target and i think the fed is slowly accepting the idea that a gradual overshooting the target is a good thing. if you're going to average 2% inflation over time, you have to be above 2% some of the time. david: if you go to 2.5%, do you stay there? mr. harris: we are in the late stages of the business cycle and we don't know when the next recession is. we do know the risks get higher, i don't think they are high this year or next, but as you go to years out, the risk of a much weaker economy as high because you will lose the fiscal caffeine shot and we will be in a world where the fed is now becoming a little tighter and rates are high enough that they matter. i think there are organic reasons to expect the economy to be constrained a couple years down the road and th

harry went to speak to his uncle, charles spencer. celebrity guests including elton john and davida beckham and david beckham. he made a fashion faux pas. jayne seymour joined you are coverage. >> i loved when harry turned to take a sneak peek at the bride and said to william, she looks good. >> he probably wasn't supposed to do that. >> that's our harry. >> the archbishop of canterbury a officiated the ceremony. >> i catherine elizabeth. >> i catherine e liz bit. >> take thee william arthur fill li louis. >> take thee william arthur phillip louis. >> the abbey bells rang as they exited and rode through london in an open-air carriage. more than 1 million people lined the streets. they appeared on the balcony for this historic moment. i witnessed that smeech from the middle of the massive crowd. oh, there's is the kiss. and the crowd is going crazy there is that kiss. the biggest surprise of the day, william behind the wheel, driving his bride out of the palace gates in his father, prince charles' vintage aston martin convertible. they drove to the nearby clarence house, prince char

>> david: this is, uh, harry kim, aka guam cruise.reans. >> anthony: some friends of cho seem to favor this place. they are a thirsty and diverse bunch. >> anthony: i'm asking everybody -- stress position as a child? did, did you have to do the, uh, knees forward? >> man: oh, you know about this. >> anthony: it went right in, right into it. stress positions? >> woman: oh, we did that. >> anthony: you did that? see? >> man: there's this, too. >> anthony: the speed with which they assume the position. [ laughter ] >> man: you had to hold a bucket over your head with water. >> anthony: water? wow. what if your arms get tired? >> man: they make you do it again another 45 minutes to an hour, you know? the whole thing is doing it again. >> anthony: look, i'm not korean. i'm not asian. i'm a white boy from the suburb. but i noticed something over time in my k-town adventure. similar anecdotes, you might say. >> man: you know, they've done this quite a bit. so they came up with a new one. >> anthony: i was very aware that all my korean friend

. >> harris: it's interesting, david, when you talk about the $1.6 billion in the omnibus, the president wanted more for the wall. she wanted to shore up some of the areas where we know there are problems. >> this is the president's signature issue. his issue he ran on his entire campaign. he hasn't built the wall he promised to build. that's making a lot of people pretty upset in his face. this is an effort to do things he can do quickly but the reality is, we are at a 46 year low in terms of border crossing. >> harris: let me stop you there. were you watching earlier when we talked about a 200% increase along some crossings? look, you can cherry pick just like you do with polls, but we have to look look at the facts on that. >> at a time where our military is depleted and we don't know where our military might actually go -- >> harris: i think the pentagon knows. noel? >> he's fulfilling a promise. they are coming in, they've figured out the system. it's very important that we not only fix parts that are open, that we have troops on the ground to stop this. this is a very important iss

harry. that's where the michael cohen case is right now. wendy murphy is the former prosecutor and david gergen served as adviser to four presidents. harry, look, as you heard jeff reporting, the president essentially acting as his own lawyer and in a sense, you hear that now when he's saying going off with his list of things and going back to a year ago before there were guilty pleas and all sorts of p inindictments. but he's tweeting one thing that clearly contradicts what he said before. this is what happens when someone who isn't a lawyer essentially takes on their own defense. >> that's absolutely right. and this is not a good idea. he's saying one thing. there's videotape showing something the opposite. he's continuing to call the investigation a hoax. when many people have gone into court, under oath, admitting they've committed serious crimes. even if it doesn't lead back to him to say the investigation is a hoax at this point doesn't really make any sense. and everything that he says in these tweets, in these press conferences, is at least potentially material for cross-examinat

david silva and kevin de bruyne have also been selected. liverpool forward mohamed salah and tottenham striker harry kane are also in the side. chester united manager jose mourinho is expected to make changes to his side for their prmier league trip to bournemouth. united were beaten by bottom side west brom at the weekend and mourinho criticised some of his players, saying they‘ll have to earn their place in the line up for saturday‘s fa cup semi final against tottenham. victory this evening will see them move four points clear of liverpool in third place. what is the criteria, i only know one criteria, it is the way you play. it is the way you play. it is the only way i can select players. 0rdo you want the only way i can select players. or do you want me to go for the price they cost or their salary or the beautiful face, the price they cost or their salary or the beautifulface, the only price they cost or their salary or the beautiful face, the only way is to go with performance. the director of the london marathon says they are ready to deal with any medical issues that may arise next sunday. temperatures are expected to

ed harris should play you, david, in a movie. >> that's a great -- i hadn't seen that. you're right. let me move on to sinclair for a second. there's a lot of attention around sinclair broadcasting and its conservative bent. this is a company that owns stations all across the country. last month i reported that the company was mandating its local stations to produce these media-bashing promos. there's been a lot of angst in local newsrooms about this. now we're actually seeing the p promos. this is a compilation courtesy of dead spin that's gone viral this weekend. just a little taste of what these promos look like. >> the sharing of bias. >> false news. >> has become all too common. >> on social media. >> more alarming -- [ overlapping speak ] >> and this is extremely dangerous to our democracy. >> i think you get the idea there. all these anchors and all these markets required to read this script. it's attacking fake news. but really, what it's doing, it's kind of like the fox fair and balanced slogan. it's a way of saying, we're fair, everybody else is biased. it's t

harris. >> you'll hear a lot more back story about what david's been up to the last 30 year.he's been some what of an absentee parent. >> can we expect to see johnny back in future episodes? >> there's a good chance. >> there's room for him to come back and grow? >> there's room for a relationship to grow there. >> i realized it's not too late to fix things. >> it's so great to see them together again. i'm so glad that happened. >>> speaking of togetherness. meghan markle's road to royal thety. she was fascinated by princess diana way before she met her son, prince harry. diana's official biographer, andrew morton, the man diana went to to talk about the darkest times of her life, is now telling about about meghan's so called on swegs the people's princess. >> meghan's friends said she -- one of them said she wanted to be diana 2.0. >> in his new book, meghan, a hollywood princess. a teenage markle viewed the video of the the wedding and watched and was moved by her funeral. as much as she admired diana, markle said she wasn't completely familiar with the royals. >> because i