drew when came on. and he will discuss the obsession with status that drives parents to commit these brazen crimes. so you don't want to miss that. and now, from fraud by wealthy u.s. citizens to violent crime by illegal immigrants. >> if i told republican senators anyway you want to come about how you feel good, but i think it is bad for a republican senator and i also think it is bad for a democrat senator to vote against voter security and to vote against the wall. if they vote that way, it is a bad thing for them long into the future. >> laura: welcome unfortunately politicians in d.c. do not seem concerned about the future of the country. the senate will likely vote to reject the president's emergency declaration at the border. a pathetic dereliction of duty by democrats and republicans that will, unfortunately, be aided by those who claim to be working for the president's agenda, right? to deny the president this declaration, basically contending two things: first, this is not a crisis worthy of a

drew tuma has been tracking the storm. drew?it's been a dynamic storm, especially in early march. not only severe weather in the south, but also a lot of snow in the northeast. live doppler 7 was tracking that strong line of severe weather as it raced through the southeast, sparking numerous tornado warnings and severe thunderstorm warnings earlier today. the storm reports coming out of the southeast, at least 38 tornadoes, were reported across several states. it was a very strong system that pushed through earlier this evening. on the cold side of it, we have a lot of snow to talk about. live doppler 7 in the past couple hours, major cities like philadelphia, new york, hartford, connecticut, even boston, massachusetts will see a lot of snow over a short period of time. so it's winter storm warnings in effect pretty much stretching up the i-95 corridor up into boston where they could see several inches of snow. in fact, future weather over the next 24 hours, there will be a jackpot zone, rather, pretty much through northeast con

we'll have a look, next. >>> and i'm meteorologist drew tuma. we're tracking scattered showers out there for your saturday evening, but a stronger storm again is moving in over the next they say you should always listen to your heart. and where better to do that, than the island of ireland? after all, your heart is the best compass there is. so get out there and fill your heart with the stuff that keeps it beating. fill your heart with ireland. >>> the coast guard today commissioned one of its newest cutters. abc 7 news was at coast guard island on yerba buena island where the ceremony was held for the cutter robert ward. the 154-foot-long response cutter has everything. the latest radar, infrared cameras, a 25 millimeter automatic cannon and pair of machine guns. the cutter's duties will be as varied as the equipment onboard. >> search and rescue, finding lost mariners at sea. it's going to conduct law enforcement and interdict illegal drugs coming into this country. it's going to help ensure our ports are safe and secure. >> the cutter was nam

drew tuma is here with our forecast. drew, how much more rain? >> it's a little womp womp with everybody in the forecast. it's back. the rain has returned. it's light in nature and not lingering all that long this evening. live doppler 7, we do have some trouble spots. right down to street level into live doppler 7. you can see the pops of yellow, especially around pleasant hill right now, even into concord. that's a moderate downpour that has developed in the east bay. we'll track that off to the north and to the east. likely pittsburg, you're going get some heavier showers here at 4:15. light showers just beginning to approach and move into the peninsula from san mateo south to redwood city. just a taste of what you can expect this evening. so on the storm impact scale, not only today, but also kind of lingering and tomorrow, we'll have the scattered showers. but rainfall really minimal. we're talking less than a tenth of an inch. the winds are breezy, about 15 to 30 miles per hour. we're going time out the storm. we'll go hour-by-hour what you

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drew? >> we are not getting much of a break in our storms. we have one exhibitiiting and a on its way. for much of the day today it was widely scattered. it was hit or miss drops across the entire area. the good news, the rain is moving out but the clouds are going to stick around tonight. outside walnut creek mainly overcast skies right now, and rainfall, although it was persistent in a lot of spots today, it was really light in nature. from san francisco to milpitas, to tquteof we will show you the arrival by rain and where it ranks on the storm impact scale when i see you. >>> severe weather left at least 14 people dead in alabama. the hardest hit area is lee county, which is to the east of montgomery. the sheriff there says at least one tornado roared through destroying homes and injuring dozens of people, and some include children. a dozen tornadoes have been reported across alabama and georgia. reverend castillo was placed on administrative leave in january. our partners at the east bay times report the oakland diocese learned castillo

drew. >> you know what the payoff is going to be the weekend.ugh more rain over the next 24 hours. live doppler 7 right now this evening. we are getting some breaks in the cloud cover and also some breaks in the showers. much of the activity has pushed off to our east and around lake tahoe area in the form of snow. the picture tonight, east bay hills showing you some late evening sunset. still a fair amount of cloud cover but we look ahead to tomorrow for opening day. we've got the angels taking on the a's at the coliseum tomorrow. and if you are going to the game, i would take the sunglasses but i would also take the poncho because future weather you can see right around 3:00 it is giving us the indication that likely a shower will pop up over the coliseum. it won't be long lasting and it will be out of here by 4:00. but nonetheless the day tomorrow, you'll see ssheittl bi maybe a shower pops up and then the sunshine comes back out. it's not a washout of a day tomorrow. but showers are in the forecast. temperaturewise, with that rain earlier to

drew, you and the green screen were a hit as always. >> great group of kids.uiet start to the day. lows in 30s and 40s, fog in north bay and little bit patchy through the delta. otherwise mainly clear. planner tomorrow. patchy fog, sun and clouds out there midday, increasing cloud cover ahead of the storm system. otherwise temperatures are comfortable. warmer finish to the weekend, tomorrow in the 60s. 62 in oakland, great day for a ball game at the coliseum. 63 in santa rosa and napa. rain returns on monday, level one system with light to moderate showers. accuweather seven-day forecast shows you that rain on monday and we'll track another storm midweek on wednesday and thursday. >>> mindi is here with sports. >> good day for both bay area college teams in the ncaa tournament, cardinal cruised while we've got kids to drop off. races to run. dogs to walk. and we're going to plant a garden? yes we are. because the home depot makes it easy. with plants that are bred to thrive where we live. ♪ so our gardens can burst with color. ♪ we can all make time for spring

the 4 drew wilder is at school with more. drew? >> reporter: aaron and eun,d g morning. today right now great mills high school working to debunk a new threat that made the rounds on social media this week, but the message from police to every family here in saint mary's county is simple, that threat i not credible and police have already tracked down its source. the school put out a message thanking students for coming forward to report this new threat andot to repeat it. today the school have added police and counselors inside, helping students through the memory of the horror inside these hallways one year ago. early tha morning, police say 17-year-old austin roll lands shot andd kilis ex-girlfriend, 16-year-old jaelynnwilley. barnes was injured but survived and managed his way into a classroom where he called 911 and told the dispatcher he was just shot inside of his school. all of that chaos, a hero, rushing towards the shooter, school resource officer deputy first class blane gaskill shot back and hit broll&sore he took his own life. today they will open on a two-h

drew from your life.'ve always -- we shouldnow each other well. we've known each other a long time. >> then you know i'm a big fan of victor frankl's "man's g.arch for mean so, yes. >> seth: but i've always felt -- and i feel like maybe other people feel this way too. i always felt like i kneyou tter than i did, because i feel as though you're a very open person and i feel like ybe that's one of the things people are responding to in this show. is they can tell, oh, i've seena sha in things over the years and i've liked her, but this is the purest version of her i've v seen of her on screen. >> yeah, i mean, i think that's, you know, speaking -- frankly, because i do know you. i mean, that's the, sort of, like, heavy parto take in on -- you know, as somebody who has been working in this thing for a long time. u know, i started show b back before anybody here was born, including me.er [ light laug owd so, it's just so, you heavy and deep that, you know, iit's something so person connecting in this way. but

drew tarver and helÉne yorke are here. [ cheers and applause ] so it's a great night. happy to have you, but before we get to that, president trump and his allies are freaking out about a democratic plan to fight climate change. for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." ♪ [ applause ] >> seth: after trump declared a national emergency last week to build a border wall, he got some rare pushback from members of his own party. but they weren't concerned that trump had made up a fake emergency. they were concerned that a democratic president could come along and use the law to declare a real emergency over climate change. >> if you declare a national emergency to circumvent congress to pay for the border wall, what's to stop a liberal democrat one day from declaring climate change isn't a national emergency? >> maybe we're going to get a democratic president and we're going to declare a national emergency on climate change. >> if the president declares this a national emergency, it's not going to be long before there is a democratic president who does the same thing

never question drew tuma. getting set for the weather permitting.me smokes, secondhand smoke can be closer than you think. secondhand smoke from a neighbor's apartment can enter your home through air vents, through light fixtures and even through cracks in the walls and the floors. secondhand smoke is toxic. especially to children. protect your family. visit tobaccofreeca.com. >>> good evening, giants and the a's wrap up the bay bridge series tonight in san francisco including spring training that rased more questions than answers for both teams. making a series of mini moves that leaves them where they were last year. projected record is 73 and 89. the a's have a patchwork pitching staff and also lost their first baseman to a wrist surgery. projects record 83 and 79. >> reporter: it has been a long spring and the a's two games into regular season. there are things that both the a's and the giants hope to accomplish. >> more than anything it is getting out of this game healthy. we want to get some of our guys at bat but bottom line is health. >> to

drew wilder is outside with this story. drew, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, eun. so far, there isn't indication of how severe a punishment the d.c. council might phil mendelson introduce council. evans' staff sent outside business proposals from evans' e-mail address. code of conduct, says they may not use the prestige of office. me say that evans must be stripped of his seathe on finance committee. they want to see him removed from that. howeve there isn't any indication that a possible punishment would be that severe. council msts t morning coming up at 10:00. >> trdrew, thank you. >>> d.c. police is trying to figure out if the same person is behind six different robberies in four months. >> police havenc surveil video to connect the dots here. this is surveillance video from the new dynasty chinese restaurant. the thief takes the country and a drink. and the owner of the restaurant is upse w >>k hard for it and he takes some of the stuff snay. it d feel good. >> other surveillanceideos show a man doing the same thing in the past few months. >> arlington county

drew griffin, cnn, atlanta. >> our thanks again to drew griffin for that report., i can confirm drew will stay on top of this. >>> citizen trump challenged president obama to reveal his grades in school, efforts under way to hide his own grades but why? >>> in just a few minutes, hundreds of workers will leave the general motors plant there for the last time. workers feeling left behind in the president's economy as an iconic american job nears extinction. ♪ t-mobile will do the math for you. right now, when you join t-mobile, you get two lines of unlimited with two of the latest phones included for just one hundred bucks a month. has been excellent. they really appreciate the military family and it really shows. with all that usaa offers why go with anybody else? we know their rates are good, we know that they're always going to take care of us. it was an instant savings and i should have changed a long time ago. it was funny because when we would call another insurance company, hey would say "oh we can't beat usaa" we're the webber family. we're the tenney's we'

drew pinsky will analyze. raymond arroyo on why will smith isn't black enough and want a new focus group will tell us about the future of the democratic party. but first, the democrats big border lie. that's the focus of ten nights angle. homeland security secretary kirstjen nielsen went to capitol hill to share a dose of something called reality with congress. >> we face a crisis, a real, serious, sustained crisis of our borders. we have tens of thousands of illegal aliens arriving at our doorstep every month. we have drugs, criminals, and violence spilling into our country every week. illegal immigration is simply spiraling out of control. >> laura: let's break it down to the cold, hard facts. in the month of february, 76,000 illegal aliens were apprehended at the border. that's just the ones apprehended. a 30% increase from the previous month apprehensions. from the year before, it's even worse. >> this is an 80% increase over the same time last year. and i report today they are forecasting the problem will

meteorologist drew tuma is here with the forecast. hi, drew. >> hi, guys. those winds will continue to just relax overnight tonight. and then we'll focus on setting up a gorgeous end to the week and a beautiful weekend ahead. both saturday and sunday looking spectacular. so plan accordingly. live doppler 7 along with satellite. you're not going to find a cloud from this vantage point. the active sweep coming up completely dry. so it is quiet. the picture this evening will take you to sutro tower pointed toward the north bay. it's really a nice evening out there. you've got tons of sunshine. a few boats on the water right now. just a light breeze at this hour. but if you remember yesterday this time we were tracking wind gusts in excess of 30, 40 miles an hour. certainly not the story this evening. calmer weather has set in. 15 the current wind in oakland. about 20 in san francisco right now but nowhere near the wind gusts we had yesterday. 7 out of that current wind right now in novato. and temperatures are really nice for this time of night. 65 in vallejo

drew. >> i know a lot of folks in the area are worried about the air quality affecting them, but you look at the air levels across the bay area, see a lot of green dots on the board, so we're noticing good air quality across the board. winds, though, will pick up tomorrow morning. look at future tracker wind gusts, and we'll start to see wnds gusting over 20 miles an hour by 10:00, 11:00 in the morning, and that coincides with the return of some rainfall. live doppler 7 along with satellite. you can see our storm right off our coastline, and it is approaching at this hour. so, on the storm impact scale, tomorrow it is a level one light system. the heaviest rain will fall in the north bay, but we will see showers pretty much across the entire region. so we're going to go hour by hour, track this first storm, which is one of two in the week ahead, and that full accuweather forecast in a few minutes, deon. >> okay, sounds good. >>> new details now on a shooting in san francisco. we now know there are six victims. abc7 news was in the fillmore district moments after the shooting killed a

>> drew wilder live for us in arlington. drew, thank you. >>> let's heao the high seas now.his morning we're getting our first look at wt passengers on board a norwegian cruise ship experienced when they were rocked by really strong winds. >> one passenger captured what it was like on board with their cell phone. take a look. you can hear that commotion. the glasses wentz flying. a lot of passengers were holding on for dear life. furniture going across. the captain says a sudden extreme gust of wind clocking in at little over 100 miles per hour hit that ship and tossed it to the side. several people were hurt, but the ship itself was not damaged. >> the open sea is not aie ly place. >> this is why -- >> at all. >> no. i haven't been on a cruise. it worries me a little bit. >> big gusts of winds make the waves big. >> it's a big ship, too. >> usually takes a lot to cause a pr >> that's just it. you can imagine a ship that big being able to list over, that is truly they've done a lot of great research on what they call rogue waves and i how they crossthe ocean like that. somec

there were 9 of us and i drew up -- there were 92 of us and i drew number 92. >> last again? >> i drew number 60 when there was 62 votes. so i stayed where i was. finally, i stayed here so-long had my choice and i picked this place. this is the best office on the hill. >> why is that? >> you're closer to the elevator, the views, and you think about that when you're an old guy. what is handy for you? restrooms. got everything an old guy wants. >> you're surrounded by lots of photographs. >> so proud of all these people. they're all friends of mine. i don't know what i'm going to do with all these pictures. i have neil armstrong who came to my home and supported me when it looked like i might get beat. he came and worked for me. he was a good guy. buzz aldrin's been to my home several times, and in rockwall, you know, they weren't sure who buzz aldrin was, but they knew he was somebody. and of course i took him to the schools. you know, seniors vote. this guy, neil armstrong and buzz aldrin came on one of my election action -- elections. he called me from new york. i have ticke

drew has staked his reputation on the forecast.not ready over the ballpark. the new gigantic video screen which they are still testing out. the giants say it will be ready for the home opener on april against tampa bay. who will play in the outfield is a mystery because they didn't do much to bolster the roster in the off season. >>> one night after being crushed at home by the mavericks, the warriors flip the switch again last night and bounce back with a win over detroit led by steph curry. he had a night of rest and the offense was obismal. only four 3's. and last night he went for 26 and kevin durant took only six shots all game but did rack up 11 assists. and a 121-114 victory that moved them back into first place by half a game. and deciding to dish instead of swish and broke out post game humor. >> i'm a well-rounded player and i could still affect the game without taking a bunch of shots. i thought i passed the ball well and i know you used to put me in the box as a player but i've grown. >> he's like you, individual. marcu

drew binski is a world traveler who visited more than 150 countries.eos on facebook and youtube. he's caught up with another traveler. this guy adam. adam likes to hike as he travels. drew has found himself very inspired by adam for a couple of reasons. >> i had a high fever. then i had polio. then since then my legs from the wrists up have been paralyzed. >> that has not slowed him down. he loves hiking. he does a lot of it. it's not easy. it's definitely a workout for his upper body. if you're thinking, cool, he can hike stairs. he can hike on trails. he can do more than that. imagine if the trail was the trail to everest base camp. >> look at that. >> adam says he is the first person to ever make the climb to everest base camp on their hands. drew binski found this story incredible. that's why he created this video. but everest is not the only challenge adam has his sights set on. >> it gives me a way to push myself beyond the limits i know. >> anything is possible if you set your mind to it. >> this guy is an inspiration to all of us to never give

game mound for the be on the pomeranz will drew oakland...and for get the start expected to hendricks ht liam hendricks expected to get the start for oakland...and drew pomeranz will be on the mound for the giants. game time is 6:45. (grant) coming up... apple seems to be reinventing itself. the new services just announced today-- and the notable names the company is partnering with. (vicki) a shooting in a usually safe east bay neighborhood. details on who police are now looking for-- after an armed robbery led to shots fired in downtown walnut creek. (grant) plus after the break... more than a thousand people stranded on a cruise ship in rough waters. we'll show you new video of the dramatic rescues. new video tonight showing passengers being rescued from a stranded cruise ship in norway. more than a thousand people were on board when engine troubles left them helpless in rough waters off the in rough waters off the western coast of norway. at least 20 people were inured as the boat was tossed around. more than 400 people were air lifted to safety... but by yesterday morning, three

students at nearby suitland high school and drew freema middle school were put on lockdown. police have reports the man ran inside a home and might have hostagbes. police lieve the victim and shooter know each other. >>> also this morning, t attorney that represented stormy daniels is now in his own legal trouble on both sides of the coast. michael avenatti posted a $300,000 bond. prosecutors accused the lawyer of trying to exort money fr nike. avenatti threatenedli tocize claims that families we getting payments for basketball player ss. avenatti denies any wrongdoing. >> when it is all known, when due process occurred, i will be fully exonerated and justice will be done. thank you. >> avenatti is scheduled to appear federal court on monday. >>> one week. that's how long the democrats say they will give the attorney generalo make robert mueller robert public. lindsey graham called for anoer special counsel. he wants that person to investigate how the fbi and the justice department handled the opening. he said hisngain question dur all of this was did the president work with

drew tuma standing by with a little bit more on the time line of this. >> yeah. after a mainly dry weekend we are going the see a pair of storms move in for the work and school week ahead. the rain gear is going to get a workout again. live doppler 7 right now. the active sweep. you are beginning to see what is the initial band of wet weather well off our coastline right now. that's the start of a storm that moves in here mainly first thing tomorrow morning. this afternoon and early this evening a live look from our east bay hills camera. we had bright skies early on. the clouds have been steadily increasing ahead of our front. we will turn to mostly cloudy skies overnight. and the rain returns to the forecast not only for tomorrow, but for much of the week ahead. you look at monday, tuesday, wednesday, thursday. we have rain chances across the board. monday and wednesday look to be the wettest over the next four. certainly, find the umbrella once again. you are going to need it starting tomorrow. numbers out there. we benefitted from some warmer air compared the

drew miller has the story.leia carrico/ missing girl:"i felt a little nervous and a little afraid, but i knew day would find us, eventuallywhat started out as a search for adventure. .caroline carrico/ missing girl:"leia wanted a little tiny more adventure, but i wanted more."turned into a massive search for two very young girls.misty carrico/ mother:"the girls asked me to take them for a walk, and i said not at this time, that maybe afterwards. and they walked back down to the tree house. wyat was staying with me, and i loaded a couple of bags and i turned around and both my girls were gone. so i started to worry and i started to scream their names, and i started to hike out a while and i was home along with my son at that point cause my husband was at work. and wyat and i hiked at least 2 and half miles around our house screaming their names and ringing a giant bell that they always come back to, but the kids never came back."the carrico family live on over 80 acres of land.leia and caroline are accustomed to

but there's one thing that captured drew's attention. we're talking about the airport. >> around 5:00 p.m. every evening as the sun starts to set, you won't believe what happens. the airport runway turns into a massive playground and the entire country is invited. >> wow. >> yeah. that sounds awesome. >> airport security, eh, nah. >> volleyball. basketball. rugby. running, even their own invented sport. >> what happens if there's a plane needing an emergency landing. what happens? >> usually they'll have sirens. >> plane! game on! >> here's the island. here's the runway. it takes up the entire length. >> i just happened to visit here during the highest tide ever recorded. >> even in their largest open space the water is creeping in. >> soccer games turn into water sports and splashing contests. people were walking through ankle-high water to cross the airport. it was one of the most vivid and eye-opening scenes i've seen. >> if you're interested in videos like this, give drew a call. he creates daily travel videos for facebook and youtub

. >>> then, new jersey congressman jeff van drew is here joining us exclusively with democratic reaction to the mueller report, plus his take on that senate vote on the green new deal last

right now both suitland high and drew freemanide school are on lock down. there's a big police presence as you can see. we'll update you as we learn more. >>> a scary situation in northwest washington thi morning. a car with two young children rollsow backwards a hill and crashes into a home. aimee cho reports from thehi a of how important it is for mind drivers to pay attention. d.c. police tell me two young rolled backwards down a hill and crashed into this house. according to police, the mother of the kids had parked their car at the top of the hill. the mom had apparently run inside the house to grab something quicklynd left her sons inside the car. but the mom accidentally left her car in gear and it was moving forward. police tell me when realized the mistake, she told her sons to turn it off, but insteadhey put it into neutral, rolling down the hill crashing into this house here. you can only imagine how terrifying thing that is. police tell me the mom tried to che the car, apparently aaw neighborhat was happening and tried to jump in and stop fastut

. >>> ilhan omar drew criticism after tweeting that u.s. politicians support israel because it's all about theam benjs, baby. she apologized but then made this comment last week. >> i want to talk about the political influence in this country that says it is okay for people to push for allegiance to a foreign country. >> jews have dual loyalty and can't be patriotic memcors in which untry they live? words matter. >> some progressives defended omar pointing to anti-muslim slurs against herieike this fl in west virginia. >> we think hate in racism in

but there's one thing that captured drew's attention.e're talking about the airport. >> around 5:00 p.m. every evening as the sun starts to set, you won't believe what happens. the airport runway turns into a massive playground and the entire country is invited. >> wow. >> yeah. that sounds awesome. >> airport security, eh, nah. >> volleyball. basketball. rugby. running, even their own invented sport. >> what happens if there's a plane needin a

this comes after a provision drew fire from wall street lobbyist. regulators initially called for new standards for transactions that should be banned and are backing off after bankers complained. global news, 24 hours a day on air and on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. francine, back to you in london. francine: thank you so much. growth concerns mount. viewed has downgraded its as the government shutdown took its toll. set to cutthe ecb is economic forecasts by enough to justify in other round of bank loans. the latest projections show extensive downgrades for inflation and growth. let's focus in on europe and the future of the banking sector. joining us now for an excuse of interview from the black rock wealth symposium is philipp hildebrand, vice chairman of

capitol bureau reporter drew petrimoulx has the story. "people are dying!" "this is a picture of aquaman." on capitol hill -- the debate was over the top...republicans attacked the green new deal.... a democratic road map to remake the american economy... reduce carbon emissions...and prevent the worst effects of climate change. but after much political theater -- a resolution supporting the proposal was resoundingly defeated by the u-s senate. "i thought it presented an

>> julie: we're getting democratic reaction from new jersey congressman jeff van drew. thank you for coming in this morning. i'm sure you have a lot to say about the president having a lot to say. he has threatened to shut down the mexican border before if migrant caravans are not stopped. there has been an uptick in the last year of tens of thousands of migrants coming in. children included. what do democrats plan to do about the border crisis and what was your take about the president's speech last night on that topic? >> my take is it's time for us to move on in so many ways and this is one of the ways. we have to insure that our borders are safe, we have to insure that we just don't have a constant bleeding in of folks from central america and other areas. just for humane reasons and also for security reasons. so i think -- i've always supported the idea and unfortunately i don't have enough support from everybody else, to have a nonpartisan

they drew at home to kilmarnock. third placed aberdeen also drew.ow. the first race of the formula one season isjust a few hours away and lewis hamilton is on pole for the australian grand prix. the five—time champion qualified fastest in melbourne. his mercedes team—mate valteri bottas is also on the front row, with sebastian vettel third for ferrari. lots more on the bbc sport website, including details of a very successful day for great britain at the world para cycling championships. you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel. that's all from me. goodnight. hello. this is bbc news with me, lukwesa burak. the number of dead in yesterday's shootings at two mosques in the city of christchurch in new zealand has risen to 50. speaking earlier this evening, the country's police commissioner, mike bush, said extra security will remain in place around all mosques until he is certain there is no further threat. first thing i want to say is that it isa first thing i want to say is that it is a site that i advised that the number of

people having to rebuild basically from scratch. >> drew griffin, thanks. for more information about how you can help the victims of the tornados, go to cnn.com/impact. >>> breaking medical news. a patient in london might be the second hiv patient ever cured outright. according to a case study, the so-called london patient was being treated for cancer, not hiv, but is now in sustained remission from both diseases. this case comes more than ten years after a berlin patient was cured using similar stem cell transplants from donors who carry a rare genetic mutation. the doctors say the method used is not appropriate for general use but does offer hope for new treatment strategies. nearly 1 million people could i each year from hiv related causes. >>> iconic 90210 heart throb luke perry has died. >> you know a lot about this stuff. >> what stuff? >> you know, people, couples stuff. >> don't you? >> hear how one of his co-stars is remembering the iconic actor. e they have businesses to grow customers to care for lives to get home to they use stamps.com print dis

one last question, drew. >> sure. >> a year from now, will freight prices be lower?s the goal. there are two ways to think about. there is certainly natural fluctuation in the price of freight depending on supply of trucks and the supply of load. so there is certainly market fluctuations in there. but as we continue to drive out waste and drive more utilization to the drivers, we find that the rate on a per mile basis actually continues to go down. >> all right >> if you can make the drivers more money and lower the costs of goods going to shelves, that's a win for everybody >> that's exactly what we want that's what we want for america. okay that is drew mcelroy and jonathan salada, the chief and technology officer of transfix freight matters. it's why you're paying more money at the store "mad money" is back in a minute. duncan just protected his family with a $500,000 life insurance policy. how much do you think it cost him? $100 a month? $75? $50? actually, duncan got his $500,000 for under $28 a month. less than a dollar a day. his secret? selectquote. in just m

drew team.ordinary career elizabeth through as had. [applause] you will enjoy this and understand her spirit that she expressed tonight. we were in the back room, she came into the room and i leaned over and said, hi, elizabeth, thank you for so much you have done. she said, you don't have to thank me, just take my calls. [laughter] she is still on the job. katie hill is here with us. [applause] katie hill is extraordinary, number one, she is from california, you are going to iar from her, but number two, don't know how many women are here, but she is one of 35 women in a class of 62. [applause] words she is in the majority of the new class. out, butare on the way we are so proud of the new women in our caucus, and we are proud of the men too. tj cox thinks i am pandering to him too. but i am pleased to be here. deidra, thank you for the invitation. i came because you have been so faithful to me, i wanted to return the favor. deidra does a wonderful job, and i thank you. [applause] want to thank

many speakers drew a direct link between the statements of some politicians in europe and elsewhere and such attacks on me in the last few weeks there's been incidents involving british muslim you know mosques so i don't think we're surprised. today reacting and in the do you think white nationalism is a problem and he said he downplayed the threat so that's the kind of thing i think on sounds people. some protesters say the current climate echoes the rise of the far right in the one nine hundred thirty s. i grew up. on the. spices that was a long time ago still. it was back probably oh. in istanbul a crowd also gathered for a funeral cries for the new zealand victims. and in pradesh in northern india students have taken part in a candlelight vigil nine men of indian origin were reported to be missing after the christchurch attack. around the world there have been calls for governments to take the issue of islamophobia more seriously as well as other forms of hatred there are lots of different groups represented on this demonstration but there's a general feeling that hate crimes are on

drew-freeman, the two schools you mentioned that are still on lockdown students who normally would be s.me by now are still inside of those scho we're going to explain to you exactly why that's the case.u' yo hear from county police as they talk to parents about what the parents can expect. back at the scene this is still an ongoing bricade situation. let me give you a closer look. this is all happeng in the 5200 block. police say thehewere brought before 2:00 p.m. when people were shot outside a house here. we're toldt was a man who was sh and is gravely injured. and a woman who was shot and is also injured. now that woman isecovering at the hospital now. prince george's county police have now called for a barricade situation for a number of reasons. ey're looking for w folks were associated with that home who they have not been able to find, and they are concerned about a gunman as well. so for now there's a barricade situation. because of that, they are asking people who live inside of the royal plaza town homes to stay there. oras fho are inside tofhe suitland high school and drew

drew wilder was on a delayed . tra many passengers were getting off of the train and calling forhe an ride. >>> the family mourning the loss of a grandfat r after a fire in his d.c. apartment. 70-year-old reginald beckham was a purple heart recipient. was also retired from th commerce department. started yesterday morning. firefighters ted to rescue beckham but could not get to him at time. a neighbor was shocked when she heard the news >> i cried my heart out. that was my friend. all of our friend. >> no word on what caused the fire. >>> now, to a follow-up on breaking news yesterday morning. a frederick county deputy shot e and ka man. this all started for a call to a man trying to into a home. we heard that he called police on himself. >> a woman who lived in the home had just asked for a restraining order. the deputy fired the shot. that deputy is now on dministrative leave. >>> today, the first gun restriction in years goes into effect. bump stocks are officially outlawed. >> the las vegas gunman used a bump s

drew tuma? >> yeah! >> they say in showbiz you should never follow kids or animals. >> even warmer air will move in tomorrow. live doppler has been tracking rain for how much of the month. today it is dry and will remain dry over the next 24 hours. high atop the north bay hills, great weather out there. and now with some drier weather in the forecast right now, a lot of folks want to know when can i wash my car? if you haven't washed it today, you can do it tomorrow. we have the planner on your sunday, dry skies, comfortable temperatures, a lot of spots into the afternoon will go into the 60s. and our warmest spots will head into the 70s. but rain is in the forecast as we look at the next four days. tomorrow we're dry, but monday and especially tuesday we're tracki tracking rain's return. get the car washed today or tomorrow or you'll have to wait until wednesday. temperature wise, it's comfortable right now, 60s in most spots. we've cooled to 57 along the coast. 60 in san francisco. 65 in mountain view

van drew, for five minutes. mr. van drew: thank you, mr. speaker. i ask unanimous consent to insert letters of support for the record. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. mr. speaker, i rise today because i am profoundly concerned with the possible permitting of seismic air gun blasting off the atlantic coast from jacksonville, florida, to new jersey to portland, maine. this is an extremely serious issue. late last year, the national oceanic and atmospheric administration, also known as noaa, issued five harassment authorizations, which advanced permit applications for seismic air gun blasting in the atlantic ocean. this action essentially sets the stage for the bureau of energy management to approve these permits at any day now. seismic air gun blasting is not only the first step toward off-shore oil and gas exploration and development, but it is harmful to marine mammals' life and to marine life in general and it encroaches on vital military operations. at a time when we are attempting to limit the dangers of climate change, su

drew, when will these reductions happen? >> there are three stretches along georgia avenue that you'll need to be a out today.ou head we'll show you specifically everything new that you need to know. georgia avenue between vrs mill road and arcola, that will drop from 35 miles per hour down to 25. just north of there, between glenallen to connecticut avenue that will droprom 45 to 35. and finally the spe limit on george avenue will drop from 50 miles per hour to 45 hour between connecticut and cherry valley drive. all of these changes will stath week. if you take georgia avenue to get to work, you will need to adjust your schedule to get out the door 5, 10 minutessooner. while this might feel like a hassle, there are a lot of families in this area that lost a loved one because they were hit and killed walking or biking along this area. it is an important safety measure. it will take a of getting used to over the next couple of weeks. reporting live, drew wilder, news 4. >> thank you so much. >>> virginiano govralph northam m

drew, looking dreary out there. >> dealing with clouds. showers are in the forecast to finish out the weekend as well. live doppler 7 combines it with satellite. overcast skies ahead. right now isolated spirinkles. you can see the low cloud cover cutting off the top half of the san francisco skyline and those clouds will be in place first thing tomorrow morning. perhaps you are going out for a run. maybe walking the dog right there. so cute. temperatures mild in the morning starting out in the low 50s hovering there. you notice the showers are in the forecast so take the rain gear with you out the door because we will be tracking isolated showers every now and then. numbers right now for this time of night and this time of year, they are on the mild side. 50s across the board. upper 50s in the south bay right now. concord 52 degrees. the rain has been generally light in nature but pretty persistent over the past 24 hours. those numbers have been adding up pretty well across the board. you can see the south bay. more than that in san franci

drew wilder was on one of the delayed trains. he shot this video showing passengers getting off of the train, calling for anher ride. we'll update you as we learn more. >>> a family mourns the loss of a grandfather after a fire broke out in his d.c. apartment.-y r-old reginald beckham was a pple heart recipient. he was also retired from the commerce department. firefighters tried to rescue beckham but could not get to hi at time. a neighbor was shocked when she heard the news. >> that was my friend. all of our friend. >> no word on what caused the fire. >>> now, to follow-up on st breaking news day morning. a frederick county deputy shot and killed a man.l this a started for a call to a man trying to break into a home. we heard that he p callice on himself. >> a woman who lived in the home had just asked for a restrainin order. the deputy fired the shot. that deputy is now on administrative leave. >>> today, the fst gun restriction in years goes into effect. bump stocks are illegal. >> the las vegas gunman used a bump stockon his

capitol bureau reporter drew petrimoulx has the story. "people are dying!"this is a picture of aquaman." on capitol hill -- the debate was over the top...republicans attacked the green new deal.... a democratic road map to remake the american economy... reduce carbon emissions...and prevent the worst effects of climate change. but after much political theater -- a resolution supporting the proposal was resoundingly defeated by the u-s senate. "i thought it presented an opportunity." republican senator lamar alexander is no fan of the green new deal. "so radical, so far left." but he does believe climate change is a serious problem. "most of the scientists, almost all of them say humans are major cause of it. so the question is what to do about it." alexander is proposing a 10- point plan to address climate change over the next five years..."doubling energy research, building advanced reactors, better batteries, greener build