drew: how does that work? how do these boards examine millions of lines of code and complex equipment, some of which involves intellectual property that belongs to huawei? andy: there are different kinds of programs in different parts of the world. we have the u.k. program were we make our source code available for review under oversight by the government and in close collaboration with the carriers, including evaluating the updates. we have programs the canadian government does not want to emphasize much. you see a situation where private companies are addressing risk in mexico. we supply major equipment to at&t down there and they are not pressured to remove our equipment. because at&t is one of the best companies in the world about risk medication. -- risk mitigation. we are setting up a program in bonn, germany and working closely with germany and our security service to come up with measures and mechanisms that make sense for understanding risk, addressing risk, testing products. they want to put in a pro

drew?yeah, eric, for some of us we've seen lightning, heard thunder and even a little bit of hail. live doppler 7. let's show you where the action has been over the past hour or so. you can see in the inland east bay we've heard reports of lightning from brightwood even stretching close to walnut creek. we'll widen out the picture and show you around mentica you can see thundershowers are there. three lightning strikes as we track that line over the next couple of hours. we'll likely find another thundershower near san ramon, even closer to hayward by 9:00. the reason why, an area of low pressure to our south. we tckt storm and where it will ho ithe auwer forecast, eric in a few minutes. >> we'll see you then. a day after surviving this fiery bus crash in the bay area students from an alabama university choir gathered the strength to perform at a local church. abc 7 news reporter cornell barnard tells us the group says they have a lot to be thankful for. ♪ >> reporter: students from the aeo

. >> drew tuma is standing by with the timeline of it. drew?> we had clouds kicking this evening and now we're finding moisture in the month of may. we'll show you where it is the heaviest. the heaviest return we have, you see the pops of yellows. you stoom izoom in, you can see track of the storm is pushing off the coastline. so any showers we do have over the next couple of hours, you can see by 4:00, 5:00 the bulk of the moisture is off the screen. for the morning commute, a lot of cloud cover, fog, drizzle, as well. and also a cooler day tomorrow. we'll show you those temperatures and another chance to find rain over the next seven days. >> drew, thanks a lot. >>> deputies on the central coast have arrested an oakland man suspected in a shooting that injured six people. you're looking at a booking photo of 19-year-old fra fra fra arosco. investigators captured him after shots were fired. gunfire erupted while a large number of people were on the beach, just after midnight. >> it seems there were a lot of people together, and so rawh rah it

host: just about 10 or 15 minutes left with drew harwell. the discussion about facial recognition technology. call 202-748-8000 if you're in eastern time zone, 202-748-8001 for central. reports that are you will have to renew your driver's license on saturday, get your new photo id with a star on it. does this have anything to do with photo identification? guest: i don't know about the photo id with a star on it, but i do know this is an important how they want security at the airports. numbers an increasing adding facial recognition kiosks at the gate. in some scenarios, you do not necessarily need a ticket. you just look into the camera and get your face scanned, and then you go into the airplane. it is only at a couple of terminals right now, but within dhs wantsour years, air traveldomestic is flying out of the country. also, citizens of the u.s. can opt out of that at the gate, so you should know that. but i think they just realize that they want to be using the technology as well. they feel like it is an important way to know who is le

hey, drew. >> it's been a wet start to the weekend. still tracking downpours we have in parts of the bay area. we'll zoom on in to street level through emeryville, berkeley, yellow pops on the screen are heavier showers that picked up in intensity, rainfall falling at a quarter of an inch per hour. that's a pretty strong cell pushing off to the north and east. orinda will see the cell 11:08, sierra lamar martinez short lids before 11:30. on the peninsula, san bruno, burlingame light to moderate. pops of yellow again, we have showers with isolated downpours out there tonight. what is just a rare may storm overhead. d down in the south bay, sunnyvale, similar set up in the north bay as well. we had light showers about a half hour ago in yo in, tville, pushing off to the north and east. look what is waiting in the wings. we are not done with the storm just yet. we have lightning off the coast. 25 strikes so far in the past 15 minutes. it's about 200 miles away and that is moving in our direction. on the storm impact scale tonight into tom

thanks to you, drew. up on our roof there. great day to stay in and watch sports. >> you should have seen the lovely smile before that. there was kind of a frown. >> hey. hey. >> sorry. i'm a journalist. anthony flores is here now with sports. >> drew talking about a lot of rain. it is going to be raining threes in the pacific northwest. that was easy right? the warriors gearing up for game three of the western conference finals, a live report from portland and a wonderful moment. history. >>> it is gameday less than 40 minutes from now the warriors will take on the blazers in game three of the western conference finals. now, this is a chance for the dubs to take complete control of the series. mindi bock is live in portland with the preview. >> reporter: hi, anthony. the warriors have played very well here in the playoffs. they are 3-1 on this court under head coach steve kerr. they understand that tonight is a must win for portland because no team has ever gone down 3-0 and won a playoff series. >> the first two games were -

drew wilder is live with more on the story. drew, good morning. >> reporter: good morng. principal kasey kraus aounced her resignation in a letter yesterday. kraus said the horrific incident has demanded significant tant attention from schools and system leadership. that horrific incident is the alleged rape of junior varsity football players by their teammates. five boys are charged for those attacks. in kraus's resignation letter to students and staff she says, it is become dleerorder for damascus high school to move forward, it will require new school leadership. she's taken another position and the prip pal of julius west middle schoong will take over here at damascus high school. reporting live inma dascus, drew wilder, news 4. >> thank you. >>> today could be the day that of the the newest member british royal family. >> prince harry's wife mavhan markle ge birth to a baby boy monday. prince harry announced he may introduce him to the world by today. a lot of people taking bets on at the name may be. here's a look at the favorites. spencer is on the list. philip is

drew wilder, news 4. >> have to see how this progresses. drew wilder for us in college park. thank you. >>> morehouse colle graduates are still beaming after the surprise announcement. by now you know his name. talking about billionaire investor robert f. smith.le he ped tens of millions of dollars to make sure the entire class was debt free. >> and this morning we're hearing from a local morehouse graduate about theimct of that generous gift. take a listen to the hoemt he and his classmates heard the news. >> i was sitting in the fifth row. as far as we were concerned it was -- oh, my gosh, it was huge. >> the debt of nearly 400 students was set to be paid in full just like that. he'll be back in school changing middle school. that was the one requirement, pay it forward. >> pay it forward. >> quinton is getting right forward to it. i have middle schoolers. god bless them all. >> will be up for sainthood in five years. >> absolutely. >> way to o. it is going to be a fine day today in the washington area weather wise. day to kickback, relax. aaron, don't put your feet on the

. >> i want to get metrologist drew tuma. >> we're watching another line of showers. live doppler 7 tracking it all. we have one downpour. we're tracking another round. 6:37, more heavy rain around san francisco, 7:17, more rain at 7:34 later this evening. a level one system with showers and downpours even some chance of thunder. if you have some outdoor plans, take the umbrella for you, because 10:00 we're still tracking showers. and more showers on the way for your sunday. we'll have the timeline and let you know when drier weather moves here in a few minutes. >> thank you. >>> in the north bay now, trees came down. one of them landing right on top of a car smashing the roof. it also took down some power lines and it led to a couple of small fires. another tree came down and blocked part of a road. trees are coming down because of the late-season rain. they have thick followage. >> while the weather may have caught some people off guard, many people were prepared. >> we found plenty of e e e las out there. >>> the parade went on as scheduled but the rain concept man

for drew tuma, michael finney, all of us here, thanks for joining us all of us tonight.ye. >> we'll see you >>> tonight, breaking news. dangerous storms as millions head home from the holiday weekend. new tornadoes, as the watch moves north, targeting cities. chicago on alert. after more than 200 reported tornadoes in a week. heavy rain, giant hail and the flood threat from rising rivers. >>> also breaking tonight, the growing everest disaster. a second american climber has died after reaching the summit. 11 people lost this season. is the crowding on the path to the summit putting climbers at risk? >>> deadly shark attack. the desperate attempt to save a swimmer attacked off a resort beach in hawaii. the victim recently retired. a father and grandfather. his wife on the beach witnessing it all. >>> testing trump. the president's historic visit to japan. full of spectacle and co

we want to get to abc7 meteorologist drew touma on the roof. >> reporter: you would think we're in the month of january. today it was significantly cooler than yesterday. we are tracking showers still. live doppler 7. much of the activity focused in the southern half of the area. some light showers from milpitas, sunnyvale even to east palo alto. a stronger cell about to move into the santa cruz mountains. we're almost done with this storm system. on the storm impact scale, it will linger until 9:00 tonight with the isolated showers and it does remain breezy. later tonight, by 11:30. the showers are off our coastline. the clouds will stick around for much of our monday. take look at what monday has in store. when warmer weather, more may-like weather arrives. >> all right. sounds good. thanks. >>> it has been one of those days where the weather has changed about every ten minutes or so. for those who have been outside, it has been an adventure. >> cornell was on treasure island finding people making the best of it. >> reporter: we got quite an earful about this. nobody is happy about t

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abc7 news meteorologist drew tuma tracking where the storm is now. folks cannot catch a break. >> even tonight, we still have tornado warnings meaning it's either radar detected 0 are a tornado is on the ground at this hour. it's a severe line of storms stretch stretching out of amaril amarillo, texas. you have a line of severe weather moving into wichita right now. this weather streps across multiple states even into the early morning tomorrow. a tornado watch in effect till 2:00 a.m. a severe thunderstorm watch in effect till 5:00 a.m. those storms transition into the upper midwest tomorrow. tomorrow afternoon, that severe wather moves through chicago where they too could see severe thunderstorms and a tornado or two pop up. thankfully, that weather is all going to stay well to the east of us. our local forecast a look coming up in a few minutes. >> new developments. the woman who was rescued after spending more than two weeks lost in a maui forest is out of the hospital. amanda eller was discovered friday after missing for 17 days. she was darched

let's bring in drew pinskey, board-certified internist. dr. drew, great to see you.ocking case out of l.a., took a friend of mine have told me about this. a police officer now has contracted that really rare and life-threatening illness, disease, typhoid fever. fewer than 350 americans contract this every year? what is going on here? >> we have a complete breakdown of the basic needs of civilization in los angeles right now. we have the three prongs of airborne disease, tuberculosis is exploding. rodent-born, one of the only major cities in the country that does not have a rodent control program. we had a type as outbreak, we will have a type as outbreak this summer. i'm hearing from experts at bubonic plague is likely. it's already here. we have this typhoid fever, three cases, one confirmed, probably three. this is unbelievable. i can't believe i live in a city where this is not third world, laura. this is medieval. third world countries are insulted if they are accused of being like this. no city on earth tolerates this. the entire population is at risk. and god f

drew: it is pretty incredible.e fastest-growing apparel brands in the world. 50%watcher year is close to over the past year -- our four years close to 50% over the past year. last year over half of our purchases were repeat customers. the business is growing rapidly. we feel we are doing it in a sustainable way and not just about new customer acquisition, which to us is important. david: thank you so much for being here. drew green, indo chino ceo. alix: let's update you on what is happening in the role markets. yields continue to grind lower as equities move lower. changes in impact from the retail sales and also the risk off. euro-dollar 1.1172. -13 basis points on the bund yield. dropping like a stone. the two-year the lowest level since 2018. crude getting wrapped into the risk off. retail sales to not help that risk up sentiment. david: i should say not. let's find out what is happening outside the business world with viviana hurtado and first word news. in turkey, the foreign minister says delaying the purcha

let get to meteorologist drew tuma. >> a big change into sunday. notice that leading edge of rain is just beginning to move into the north bay. zoom in tighter, we're finding guerneville, santa rosa, light drizzle. but this is the leading edge of a storm system that is still to our north. the wider picture showing you the center of circulation is on the california/oregon border. and that is moving in our direction, bringing us a pretty wet sunday across the region. on the storm impact scale, level 1 system. scattered showers, a brief downpour, even a threat of a thunderstorm popping up, and it will be a rather cold day across the bay area. we'll go hour by hour, time out this storm, show you what we expect on monday, the holiday, in the full forecast in a few minutes. >> keep track of the weather conditions where you live with the abc 7 news app. you can get updates from our weather team and monitor live doppler 7 on the go. >>> to a developing story. a call to resign coming from san francisco's police officers association pointed at the city's pol

drew tuma says rain is coming. drew? >> yes. tomorrow is going to feel a lot the unofficial start of summer. live outside santa cruz the beach right now perfect to enjoy some sunshine. yo on the sand but a much different picture tomorrow. showers are erupting in the sierra and rain to the north. the wider picture you see the moisture from seattle to portland headed in our direction and will bring a return of rain tomorrow and some very cool temperatures. on the storm impact scale tomorrow, we'll track scattered showers, even a brief downpour. there is even the chance for a thunderstorm to pop up for lightning and hail and temperatures nearly 15 degrees below where they should be for this time of the year. we'll time out the rain and show you what you can expect on the holiday in a few minutes. >> thank you. >>> a man is under arrest after a midday shooting that killed a man in san francisco. abc 7 news was in the tender loin where gunfire rang out at golden gate avenue and hyde street. a man was shot inside a car and died a shor

. >>> meteorologist drew tuma, we're in month of may but chance of showers coming. accuweather forecast coming up. >>> white wine emojis could be closer to reality, sonoma wine maker making it happen. when it comes to reducing the evsugar in your family's diet,m. coke, dr pepper and pepsi hear you. we're working together to do just that. bringing you more great tasting beverages with less sugar or no sugar at all. smaller portion sizes, clear calorie labels and reminders to think balance. because we know mom wants what's best. more beverage choices, smaller portions, less sugar. balanceus.org >>> ski resorts are cashing in on the wet winter that spilled into spring. 7.3 million skiers and snowboarders hit the slopes in california and nevada this season according to "los angeles times," increase from the previous year. higher prices couldn't keep people from going to mountains, prices up by average of 12%, online prices by 15%. >>> special day in vallejo, largest commencement for cal maritime. provided us with this video of the ceremony. ceo of celebrity cruises deli

and he said, drew, did you sell a firearm recently?ught, yes, i am going to jail. i have completely screwed everything up. i told him, be forthright, be honest. i said, yes, i did. he asked me to describe what it was. i told him it was a 0.9 millimeter carbine. he said, drew, we have reason to believe that that weapon was used in the commission of a crime. and my heart just sank. what happened? i have no idea. and he told me it was used in a murder, and i about dropped my phone. what that does to you, i unwittingly took part as an accessory in somebody's death. i felt terrible about that. >> reporter: you felt that way, that you were an accessory? >> how would you feel? i mean, i sold something to a man, to a person who later used that to take somebody's life. >> reporter: yeah. >> terrible. just oh god. and still today, i've rationalized it, i've gone to a counselor about it. i still feel bad about it. >> reporter: what's the expression? guns don't kill people -- >> people kill people. >> and i still believe that. but i provided him t

drew burgoyne is tracking that system. >> i'm meteorologist drew burgoyne. a lot of the system traveling through wednesday. with that heavy rainfall there's flood watches and flash flood watches that extend from dallas all the way south of chicago. these areas will continue to get hammered with heavy rainfall over the next 24 to 48 hours, creating flooding issues. look at all the severe weather reports on tuesday. and more severe weather is expected basically in the same area on wednesday. slight risks from st. louis, kansas city, oklahoma city, and dallas. these areas will likely see strong to severe thunderstorms throughout your wednesday, and that will likely continue not the pattern just d in thrthe sout creating more strong to severe thunderstorms as something that will have to be watched. watch out if you do have some travel. i'm meteorologist drew burgoyne, cbs news. >>> senate democrats are expected to grill attorney general william barr this morning about the findings of robert mueller's russia report. robert mueller wrote a letter complaining about

i'm meteorologist drew burgoyne. the storm is moving along the upper west coast. there's a possibility of upper-elevation snows. the problem is once that storm moves further to the east, we're talking multiple days of severe weather. that severe weather risk extended throughout the dakotas south into texas for your friday, and then that will be shifting east throughout the central part of the united states from iowa into missouri, south into oklahoma and texas. strong to severe storms over the next several days capable of producing strong winds, hail, and even tornadoes. so later on for your friday, storms developing throughout the dakotas, and then additional storms southwest of dallas will start to really increase overnight into saturday morning with additional storms moving throughout the central part of the united states and continuing east by the end of the weekend. i'm meteorologist drew burgoyne, cbs news. >>> the trump administration is planning to move hundreds of migrants from crowded camps in the southern u.s. along the border in to florida. federal off

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in the missouri house, barry hovis spoke in favor of the legislation and drew on his past as a police officer to explain really a lot of what we call rape is in his words consensual rape. >> let's just say someone goes out and they have or they are raped or sexually assaulted after a college party. most of my rains were not people jumping out of bushes. that was one or two times. most were date rapes or consensual rapes. >> that raised more than a few eyebrows. according to one who was present, missouri is the same state that gave us todd ache in with distinctions between rape and legitimate rape and women's reproductive faculties. barry hovis walked back his statement about consensual rape. the legislation is still the legislation. with no exception for rain,

the ninth seed drew the ninth seed elina svitolina in the first round and lost in straight sets.l and has had the so svitolina is through. and she is now commenting on the bbc sports website throughout. here are some of the day's other stories: ireland back row forward sean o'brien has been ruled out of the rugby world cup, he'll be sidelined for up to six months recovering from hip surgery. in a statement released by leinster on sunday, o'brien will have surgery "in the next few weeks". italy's dario cataldo claimed his first giro d'italia stage win after beating mattia cattaneo in a sprint finish to stage 15. richard carapaz stretched his lead over primoz roglic in the overall standings after roglic lost a0 seconds changing a team—mate's bike before crashing on the final descent. britain's laura muir had to settle for bronze in the women's elite westminster mile. the race, which starts on the mall and finishes outside buckingham palace, was won by melissa courtney for the second year in a row. in the men's race, chris o'hare was pushed all the way by elliot giles as he claimed

for the first time infouryears, and on his return for the first time in four years, roger federer drewalian opponent. iam happy i am happy to be here again. it is good news when you see tournaments that are improving, new things from the player side wejust that are improving, new things from the player side we just say thank you to the french federation for all the great things they are doing. i played the three finals here in 2017 and it was tough to lose but la st 2017 and it was tough to lose but last year i had the best memory on court lifting this beautiful trophy finally. it was amazing. and amazing moment. all this week on the bbc we've been highlighting women's sport through change the game, looking at many of the issues that elite female athletes have to deal with. injanuary a video of the american gymnast katelyn ohashi performing a ‘perfect 10' routine went viral, gaining her millions of fans around the world. but the story behind her rise to prominence is important, and she's been speaking to our sports reporterjo currie about her struggles with body image. it was the gymna

ole gunnar solskjaer‘s team will have to settle for europa league football next season after they drew—1 at the already relegated club. the terriers had managed just four points in their previous 23 games — but they earned a draw as isaac mbenza's first goal for the club levelled scott mctominay‘s first—half effort. the result means united can't catch either chelsea or tottenham and have only a slim chance of finishing above arsenal in fifth. we haven't deserved to be top four. we've chased the pack. we've been given chances. the league is so tight. it's so — it's a good league, it's loads of good teams, and when we got the opportunities, we weren't able to really grab them. and today was just a confirmation of a long season, 'cause in the end, the table doesn't lie. arsenal's focus is now on the europa league according to their manager unai emery. the gunners hopes of a top—four premier league finish were effectively ended by a 1—all draw with brighton. arsenal are three points behind tottenham in fourth with one game to play but would need an eight—goal swing, as well as results goin

let me ask you, drew, this stuff is still up there. facebook right now, you can find it. why? >> because facebook says they're not going to take it down. they have never wanted to be the arbiter of truth. they say their policies allow false things to go on to facebook all the time. so they have declined to take down a video that is proven false by many people. and so millions of people are watching it, probably people are watching it right now. i think it's going to be an issue as we get closer to 2020. this is a platform that a ton of people in america get their news from. this is where people find their friends and family on. yet, there's no real interest from the company that runs it in insuring that the dialogue is healthy or at least based off the same set of facts. this video takes off and is fueled by facebook's technology, facebook's architecture. facebook allows videos like this to spread so quickly. the velocity of those and you know when we're talking about videos that are totally bogus, i think that's going to be something

abc7 meteorologist drew touma has been keeping an eye on it. >> this is something you would expect to see in the midwest. this picture coming from loring. the tops of the cumulonimbus clouds were just blooming. we can slice through the stormier this evening and those clouds tops were exceeding 30,000 feet. when you have rising air that fast, it sinks as well. and that creates hail. we saw it widespread in the area of the storm. we'll see some rain over the holiday weekend. >> okay. thank you. >>> you can always check the weather conditions where you live. it gives you access to live doppler 7. the same system that drew uses every day. >> the hike here disappeared in a maui forest more than two eeks ago has been found alive. this is a photo when rescuers found mane eller. she didn't been seen since may 8. volunteers began fearing the worst but family members say she was spotted by a hop on the outskirts of the forest where she had evidently gotten lost, hurt and stuck. she was air lifted and taken to the hospital. and is apparently doing well. >>> it's been 25 years since an east bay t

drew, goor mng. >> reporter: good morning, aaron and eun.paregal's family says mold gave her a respiratoryi ue which is why it almost killed her in november. new this morning, the very first step in legal action is a motion. here's why. livia's father claims the university knew about the virus outbreak 18 days before reporting it. s heaid if the university would have reportedthe virus sooner, his daughter might still be alive. >> i think given any information about adeno virus, to follow up, see another professional, she was justeptember backto her dorm saying, you should be okay in the next coup days. they should have told the studen students. the marry lant tort claims actl s the groundwork. the university continues to defend itself saying it timely and appropriately notified students of the adenovirus drew wilder, news 4. >> drew, thank you. >>> thisy ear's stanley cup finals are set and for the fst time in nearly 50 years, the st. louis blues are g ing to the final round. >> last night the blues wrapped up their series and pounded the sa

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all have been released under a presidential amnesty they were convicted in december in a case that drew international condemnation and was sentenced to seven years in prison over their investigation into myanmar crisis and immediately after his release. people around the world. like to say thank you must be really happy. that i can with all my used. laura hay is the research of amnesty international joins us now live from bangkok are you celebrating today. yet this is wonderful news for you and their families are they being imprisoned for over five hundred days five hundred days too many ultimately they should never have been in prison in the first place and this was a pretty shocking case actually about how the how the myanmar authorities treat journalists who try to try to report on military abuses by obviously yes we're very happy today for them but of course bring us up to speed with the general situation though in journalists they're not the only ones in jail correct. well the situation for journalists in myanmar and actually freedom of expression more generally is is really worryi

and have been released under a presidential amnesty they were convicted in december in a case that drew international condemnation it was sentenced to seven years in prison with the investigation into me and a crisis but immediately after his release thank people around the world who lobbied for his release. later said thank you. really have. i can with my user. let's go live now to wayne hay in bangkok so no doubt the families will be very happy this morning. yes no doubt this has been a very trying time of course over the course of the past seventeen months for the family members of while lone and sure they are both young fathers that made it particularly difficult for them and i think quite fitting there in that sound bite that you just played from while alone that he said that he couldn't wait to see his family but also get back to the news room so these two very much true journalists i guess you could say and that made this case even worse they were of course as you mentioned arrested in december two thousand and seventeen for investigating while they were investigating the message

and ma have been released as part of a larger amnesty they were convicted in december in a case that drew international condemnation they were sentenced to seven years in prison over their investigation into me and rango crisis now to wane in bangkok so bring us up to speed with what happened. first of all prisoner amnesty said this time of the year issued by the president himself not unusual they happened around this time. to mark the new year celebrations we had a very large one last month more than nine thousand people were freed as part of this amnesty there was hope that while lone and short the two reuters journalists as you say were arrested in december two thousand and seventeen would be among that group they were not then we heard that there would be another amnesty happening this morning on tuesday morning numbering more than six thousand again hopes will raise that they would be among the more than six thousand to be released and then just in the last few moments we. reports that in fact they were walking free from insein prison which is located in yang gone just on the outskir

drew tuma live for us on the roof give us an idea how long this weather pattern is going to last. >> what a gray mayday across the region. chilly temperatures, showers and hail in spots, earlier today. we'll take you to live doppler 7, tracking wet weather on 24 sunday afternoon, we'll take you down to street level, where you notice downpours just worked through palo alto. and trajectory is in sunnyvale as well. >> we'll time out this line moving about 10 miles per hour. santa clara, you'll see this line about 5:41 this evening. 4:02 in san jose. lighter showers in the north bay from sears point to movado. hercules seeing light showers as well. it's also windy out there, winds have been gusting well over 20 miles at times. the storm impact scale will linger through 9:00 this evening. future weather, by 7:30 later on this evening, isolated showers, but by 10:00, the wet weather moves out, however, the clouds will linger for much of our monday. but this weather is certainly having an impact on how people are spending their holiday. cornell bernard is on treasure island. he talked to fo

they were in the home, drew? >> reporter: yeah,wenny, that's absolutely right.terday we reported that the three victims were found dead inside the home, but today we're learninerthat there wt( two other kids inside as well. a toddler and an infant. a toddler anere unharmed. tonight we're also learning a little bit more about those threexd victims. as you mentioned, no new details about how they were killed or who killed them. the three people killed inside thissp sylvania home were 39-year-old michael coleman,lp s girlfriendññ1q 34-year-old rach kyrrus. rachel's father talkedlp with h daughter about nine days ago. >> we were watching up with wh's going on with the grand kids. >> reporter: grand kids still inside the home at the time of % the criñ they had a toddler and infantq together. police found both of them inside unharmed. but still no details about how the three were killed or by whos rachel dad says her ex,c kyrrus's father,fá discovered t bodies yesterday. >> he wa completely broke down and in tears sitting there trying to talkof to thcers @r(t&háhp &hc

peter, it is pretty incredible what drew just laid out there. a year before the air crash that this flaw existed and only admitted it yesterday? >> it really quite extraordinary, erin. this has been like peeling back an onion from the very first day trying to get boeing and in some cases the faa to be candid about what we were facing. the idea the boeing engineers at a mid level felt confident enough to make the decision not to tell anyone, not even to tell upper management or to tell the faa is just extraordinary. >> so, you know, boeing has more than 10,000 planes in service worldwide, just commercial, right? about half of all planes, right? >> yeah. >> if they knew about this for a year and did nothing, what does it say about inspecting themselves, drew raising that question. does it raise other questions about boeing planes and other things we may not know about? >> i think it does -- that the the problem. it throws the whole system into question. if boeing felt come p comfortabg this and not telling anyone, is there something else there? th

drew wilder, news4.hey haven't found a weapon but they said no threat to the surrounding community. >>ey haven't heard robert mueller say nothing other than no comment for yearsafter being fbi director. he walked out to the microphone at the department of justice, announced his resignation and end of the speci counsel probe. he said he could not exonerate the president. >> he said he could not charge the president with a crime even e wanted to due to justice tmarpent policy cannoatt be indicted. without using the word "impeachment" he noted the constitution requires a process outside t criminal justice system to formally accuse the president of a "meet the press" moderator, chuck todd, joins us now. i know you've been getting reaction to this all day long. did mueller's comments do anything to move the needle mpgarding ieachment? >> well, look, i think we will find o in a week. because they're all on memial day recess and ostensibly talking to their own constituents. we had high profile town halls alread

drew. >> reporter: such a he tbreaking story, leon. we are hearing from the father of one of those victims. he's actually also the grandfath to those two orphans you mentioned. tonight he's beginning the two ss of adopting those kids all while he waits to learn who killed his daughter. offibirs are still for clues a day and a half later since three people were found dead inside of their spotsylvania county home. a toddler and an infant were also found inside. they're unharmed. police say the three were killed with aha srp object. >> they're not telling us how it hpened or anything else. >> reporter: that's the voice of richard ozuna. his daughter rachel was the woman who was killed. the teen arager was her son kyr and the adult male was her boy friend. the family is devastated and at a loss. the teenager's father, the person's ex is the person who discovered the bodies. >> broken down in tears trying to talk to te officer. three people dead, no arrest and no suspects. no answers for these families who have no idea who k them or what le

drew pinsky.ve talked about these issues before, but these two cases, i have a goose bumps hearing the dad, his loss, his sadness. but the heroism and the sacrifice from young men, 16 17, 18 years of age, not here to speak their own story, their own truth. incredible. >> there is a tendency for the males to turn their aggression which is what people worry about with toxic masculinity -- turn aggression into a positive impulse. whether they are landing at the beach in omaha or rushing a shooter, there is a naturall tendency that they actually learn through rough-and-tumble play that is automatic and yount males, where they learn to sort of modulate their aggression but they also learn how to turn it up so they know when it's time to bring it on. >> laura: so much in society today discourages men from believing there is a natural impulse to be chivalrous or show this type of physical courage. your stereotyping, there is a push and pull to that. >> i actually agree with you, it is exclusive. on "game

i think that neither team, you know, drew the shortest stick on any of the calls out there, so it was a fair game >> earlier in the game the officis the sharks on a delay of game penalty. game four tomorrow night in st. louis. >>> and game two of the western conference finals is tonight at oracle arena. the warriors beat the portland trailblazers on tuesday to take a 1-0 lead in the best of 7 series. kevin durant still not expected to play tonight because of that injury. in game 1 of the series seth curry and clay thompson carried the load and led the to game three and four are saturday and monday in portland. i am trying to wear warriors and sharks today, some blue and teal and route them on. >> you got it! >>> still ahead, the start of hurricane season is just a couple of days away. coming up, how people effected last year are getting ready while still rebounding from last year's destruction >> and yes, more rain in the forecast for the bay area. up next what, that means for this means for this weekend's bay to breaker's race. >>> we have traffic busy in some areas but for the most

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. >> meteorologist drew tuma is here with a look at the week ahead.his is weather a meteorologist must love. >> it's incredibly wet. a lot of cities saw almost an inch of rain. incredible this time of year. live doppler 7 pretty active the past six hours. the current loop has quieted down from the thunderstorms we had earlier today. what's left over of the storm system you can see as we hit it the south bay. very widely scattered light showers from stanford to sunny vail over to fremont. we are not done with the storms yet. the wider picture, here comes our next storm system that will approach california tomorrow. but tomorrow morning a brief break from the rain. partly cloudy, a bit of a chill starting in the 40s. have the layers handy. the storm arrives later in the day tomorrow. we'll time it out in the full forecast in a few minutes. >> thanks. the wet weather this weekend left some bay area students with the prom blues. >> they found out their big night was washed out as they were looking forward to a dream night on the bay. news reporter kate la