it's a drip, drip, drip to the story. i wonder if there was something you would lake to say to new yorkers? >> i hold myself and my administration to the highest standards of integrity. we are very, very careful about doing things in a legal and appropriate manner and very careful about disclosing the support that we get. we disclose it and welcome questions about it. use this united states attorney asking questions. two businessmen served on the inag recall committee of the mayor and donated or raised money for him. the feds are questioning members of the real estate via about donations enlisted by deblasio, and as the feds pay to play investigation proceeds, there is new information about former nypd chief of department phillip banks. financial disclosure forms showed that while he was still in the department he got a payment of between $250,000 and $500,000 from j sr capital from an investment banks made with the businessman saying it was legal and above board. not one single dollar earned by mr. banks while a member o

, drip, drip of a scandal swirls around him as attorneys are probing how he raised funds to flps the 2014 senate race to get his agenda passed. >> we received a letter and the matter is under investigation. of support was sent by the state board of elections saying i believe reasonable cause existeds for a warrant of violation has taken place. it can only be described as wellful and flagrant and that touched off an angry response from the lawyer for deblasio saying their interpretation of the election laws was wrong saying, quote, your memorandum reflects a shocking misunderstanding or a complete disregard of the fundamental understanding of the election laws as probers try to determine if the way the money was raised for the campaign races circumvented the campaign laws. do you think there was a political motivation in leaking this memo to the press? you will get to the truth about that. i can say that a government officer is supposed to honor their public duties. >> reporter: sources tell cbs 2 that all four members of the board of elections, 2 ridiculouss and 2 republicans, looked

that said, and i think the issue of her e-mails and she said the drip, drip, drip of it is going to havee reality is, it is not impacting the votes on the ground. she has more than any of the candidates in the presidential race. i don't think this is hurting her credibility as much as the republicans would like it to. and as much as donald trump come at her on this and any other issue. all we have to do is talk about the editorial that was written in the wisconsin newspaper as evidence of the kind of candidate. >> assuming that it is trump. michael, trump depicted mrs. clinton physically trail and memory issues. will that back fire or help him? >> once again, hillary has a serious issue to address. she had a blood clot issue and wearing the glass and it is legitimate to ask questions about stamina to take president and take those 3:00. but trump, it is hard to get it out. but you want to ask your guests about. are we going to hear nonstop about her record and failures going to be dismissed as sexism. she has a terrible record. can we ask those questions without being a hater? >> basil he

if you're more of a traditionalist consume are reports has several conventional drip coffeemakers. art. consider the 13nhi. >> surveillance cameras show a man cooking a meal at the five guys restaurant in washington, d.c. investigator say he followed a delivery man inside flipping burgers and toughed his buns when the worker left. his fedora has people on social media comparing him to the hamburglar. >> he will be toasting himself in the near future. >>> that will do it. for monica malpass sharrie williams alicia vitarelli cecily tynan adam joseph i'm brian taff. join me along with sharrie adam and ducis rodgers tonight and every night for a full hour of "action news" at 10:00 on phl17. >> here's rick williams with a look at what's ahead at five. ooh. :see you in a minute rick. >> monica thank you. coming up next, our coverage continues on the life and legacy of ed snider. >>> new details tonight about the death of a aberdeeny beanie college student found dead this weekend in west conshohocken as the college community comes together. >>> and new at 5:00 new jersey lawmakers pushing

analysts debate whether this drip, drip approach, and there could be more increases, have been effective. but they all seem to agree it's highly unlikely there would be any major troop increases as long as this administration remains in office. >> richard, thank you. >>> still ahead tonight, a new warning about the colorful laundry detergent pods. an alarming rise in poisoning in children. who often confuse them with candy. action parents need to take. >>> the not so hidden message in beyonce's new album, why some fans are feeling left out of her surprise release. # >>> we're back now with a new warning aimed at parents about the colorful laundry detergent pods that have become so popular. researchers are reporting a big increase in the number of children mistaking the pods for candy, putting them in their mouths and causing burns, comas, even death. tom costello has our report. >> reporter: it happens every 45 minutes. an urgent call to poison control for a child who has gotten into highly concentrated laundry pods. >> it's beyond comprehension that something like this could happen so q

it's a drip, drip, drip to the story. i wonder if there was something you would lake to say to new yorkers? >> i hold myself and my administration to the highest standards of integrity. we are very, very careful about doing things in a legal and appropriate manner and very careful about disclosing the support that we get. we disclose it and welcome questions about it.

analysts debate whether this drip, drip approach, and there could be more increases, has been effective, but they all seem to agree it's highly unlike there will be a major troop increases as long as this ad remains in office. >> richard, thank you. >>> still ahead tonight, a new warning laundry detergent pods. go alarming rise in poisoning in action parents need to take. > the not so hidden message in beyonce's new album, why some fans are feeling left hey! this is lloyd. to prove to you that the better choice for him is aleve. he's agreed to give it up. ok, but i have 30 acres to cover by sundown. we'll be with him all day as he goes back to taking tylenol. yeah, i s ok, but after lunch my knee started hurting again so... more pills. yep... another pill stop. can i get my aleve back yet? for my pain... i want my aleve. get all day minor arthritis pain relief with an easy open cap. i built my business with passion. but i keep it growing by making every dollar count. that's why i have the spark cash card from capital one. i earn unlimited 2% cash back on everything i buy for and that un

. >> and mark mchanie joining us with the nbc capitalcapitalistss we hear the drip, drip, drip here,pends what they want to do with it if they want to buy the company? >> exa private equity or financial buyer or strategic buyer. strategic is going the bid more because of the strategic effort to the asset. the numbers are like this, yahoo is going to be generating $800 million in ebita,and probably not taken out is more than $10 billion, and much less than the financial buyer would bid for it. $7 billion may be ag grgressive too, and core yahoo is going to be trading at probably before the end of the year is said and done and then work out all of the intricacies of the alibaba stakes and others. >> i am curious if you made anything out of jeff smith's comment comments about the conversations with the company to potentially settle this forth coming proxy battle, and he se nominating a whole slate, but he would not say how many board seats it would take for them to call it a settlement, but i am curious if you are thinking that it is a positive for the stock, and potentially a positive

. >> drip, drip, drip. apparently there was an email request from september 2014.t missed. the state department saying honest mistake. judicial watch who filed the lawsuit says actually, if you would have turned over that document as you were supposed to then, then hillary clinton wouldn't have been able to delete 30,000 or more emails from her personal account because would have known about it? >> have to let the fbi handle it dana perino, everyone. plenty more ahead as the factor moves along this evening. city of san francisco being overrun by criminals. is that a surprise? we have a factor investigation. later, watters on the strangest websites we have ever seen. also gutfeld and mcguirk on young americans rejecting capitalism. we hope you stay tuned to we hope you stay tuned to those reports. i am benedict arnold, the infamous traitor. and i know a thing or two about trading. so i trade with e*trade, where true traders trade on a trademarked trade platform that has all the... get off the computer traitor! i won't. (cannon sound) i won't. feel free to be yoursel

she acknowledged that saying the drip, drip, drip is going to be hurtful.l see numbers go up in a general when you compare her to any republican certainly donald trump if he becomes the republican nominee. i think her numbers would go up relative to his and i think she will become substantially more electable. >> what do you make in terms of her favorability and view of her? we were discussing the republicans both of them have to some extent very negative ratings. >> this is part of why hillary clinton wants to wrap up this nominating process and focus on the republicans. there is a lot of chaos on their side. they don't have the nominee. she is certainly leading in the delegate count and in the superdelegate count. i think it will be hard for sanders to convert superdelegate support by the amount he will need to. but i do think that she will -- has acknowledged that she needs to work on certain constituencies within the democratic party, young people especially. in washington square park we saw 27,000 member crowd for sanders. >> can he convert those crowd

the danger is that you get a trip, drip, drip of bad news.s talk in the other news organizations that there could be something like 2 million vehicles effective, 600,000 many cars that we were originally told. >> you're absolutely right. the worst thing with a brand is the slow, steady -- you think you have all of the facts. you do not. it leaks out over time, so the most important thing is to get to this as quickly as possible and scale the problem, so if it has been something that is systematic, then try to come to grips with that as quickly as possible so you can start to take the actions to rebuild trust. angie: coming up, the morgan stanley warning about growth in china. we are going to get all of the details from the chief asia economist when "asia edge" returns. ♪ 1243 -- 12:43 in hong kong. mr. koch singh hillary clinton may be the best presidential candidate. and donald trump' his plan to says is all muslims he monstrous and reminiscent of nazi germany. korea and its growing ability to attack enemies. this traveled about 30 kilometer

i miss a pizza with the cheese dripping off of it. >> i's got to be dripping.t in new york is ray's. >> ray's has great pizza. these are grilled cheese sandwiches from the folks of sara lee. this is farm to table, that kind of a place. this has egg yolk, cheddar and mozzarella. don't you love when there's a fried egg and it's all gooey. >> either you love that or it yoszs you out. >> it's going to go over the side. >> that's how you do it. and you dunk it. >> all right. go for it. >> this one is it's not really grilled cheese day for me. but who cares. >> i love to watch her eat. is that weird? the woman can put it away. >> oh my god, you guys. that's really good. >> should i tell them what we're going to do? a really interesting story about this town in -- >> italy. >> the southern tip of of the coast of italy. they have a secret, only 2,000 people that live there. over 300 of them are over 100 years old. some of them have lived into their teens, 110, 112. >> 20% of the group you're talking about is over 110. think about how they're aging. >> this is something

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there's been a steady drip, drip, drip, drip about these stories for the last week. >> i hold myself and my administration to the highest standard of integrity. we are very, very careful about doing things in a legal and appropriate matter and we disclose everything, and we welcome questions about it. >> reporter: right now it's the fbi and united states attorney that are centered around the probe. philip banks is in the middle and jonna is on the right. donated or raised money for the mayor. members of the real estate industry about the donation solicited by team de blasio including the actions of the former campaign manager. as the feds' pay to play investigation proceeds, there's information about philip banks. financial disclosure paperwork shows while he was still in the department, he got a payment between $250,000 and $500,000 from jonah's firm. it was from an investment banks made with the businessman. banks' lawyer says it was legal. not one single dollar made by mr. . banks is related to corrupt or illegal activities. the police commissioner said although four top commander

rishaad: the danger is, and mitsubishi may just will be the same case, you get a drip, drip, drip ofhere is talk in other news organizations that it could be 2 million vehicles affected, rather than the 600,000 many ini-cars. >> the worst thing is the slow, steady, you think you have all the facts, and you don't, and it leaks out over time. the most important thing is to get to the bottom of this as quickly as possible and scale the problem. if it is something that has been systematic, get to grips with that as quickly as possible see can take the actions necessary to rebuild trust. rishaad: with a volkswagen, they were more kitchen sink and did quite a lot at the beginning. in terms of how they been dealing with the authorities in the u.s. and environmental authorities, some commentators have said they have then quite generous. public, the consumer, regulators, everyone is going to have a somewhat different take on this. in sumer's are often very forgiving. if they believe a brand they have trusted over decades is being candid, is trying to own up to the issues, they will odyssey be

drip here and there that is how it will be as bob kelly said earlier, intermittent windshield wiper kind of day. that is way it is yesterday morning. as we see a few areas of heavier rain, maybe by midday, your ride home today, little drippy, north and west of the city, as we tried to get last of the pesky system out of here, hopefully in time for weekend but still raining out late tonight, into very early hours of the saturday. then we will see sunshine, here and there on saturday. but it does look like a dry day on saturday. our next system doesn't arrive until unfortunately as we mentioned sunday morning and it looks like there will be area of heavy rain as well, not only sunday morning but on and off throughout the afternoon, so plan your outdoor activities for saturday, if at all possible, i know you cannot help when broad street run is but it is when it is but we will talk about this ms walks as well over the weekend. little bit of fog around this morning, not much but a lot of moisture in the air and chilly temperature 46 degrees in philadelphia a lower 40's to the north of us, mi

. >> julia reed: and doe's tamales are just incredible because they're made with the steak drippings reed: -- greatly enhances the flavor. oh my god. >> john currence: i could eat 'em till i was sick. >> anthony: fries done in cast-iron pan on the stovetop. the famous shrimp. steaks on an old rollout broiler. drippings all over the top. >> julia reed: and, you know, you're not gonna get skinny or healthy eating the hot tamales and fried shrimp and steak at doe's. there's no question about it. >> anthony: oh that's good. happy. it's the grease that makes it. uh-huh. man, that's good. and you're right about those shrimp, they are delicious. >> julia reed: the shrimp? >> anthony: yeah. >> julia reed: oh yeah. >> anthony: is there a dessert that i should be saving room for? >> julia reed: are you kiddin' me? there is no dessert. it's pretty damn bare bones, my friend. if you ask for one, they'll give you a lollipop. >> john t. edge: this is exactly what you expect in mississippi though, right? >> anthony: yeah, it's supposed to look like this. >> john t. edge: you know, i moved here from

drip.rdre: and be monitored. >> be monitored until ultimately the opiate wears off completely. deirdre: seems like at least five days, seven days away from having results from the autopsy. to your point i feel like the medical examiner has to be extra careful with the data set, because so many people are interested in the results. but if he had a personal doctor or whoever prescribed the percocet, is that doctor going to be held liable? it brings to mind michael jackson's case? >> not necessarily but there is the word enabling. there are too many doctors out there enabling people's habits. prince isn't somebody i want to implicate in this right away because he was really out there with the idea -- deirdre: anti-drug. >> anti-drinking, taking anything artificial, religious, driven by his religion but the whyed of doctors you're asking about, way too big of a problem. there are gray areas where doctors are giving a little bit more than they should or not exactly sure why they're giving the pr

behind me you see a little sheen off the roadway and maybe low clouds dripping through. it's a temporary thing. we'll see about the potential of fog development. >>> it is 4:36. up next, trial for the drifter accused of killing two people in the bay area. >>> a mother killed while out for her morning walk in pittsburgh. the family she is leaving behind. the man accused of running over and killing a pittsburg motheis >>> 12:40. a man accused of running over and killing a pittsburgh mother. he hit the woman on tuesday. the suspect was trying to outrun police officers. after hitting the woman, he drove his car through a golf course then took off on foot. officers were able to track him down. the victim is a 65-year-old mother out for her morning walk. she was a full time care taker of their disabled son. the family is troubling to cope. >> the son knocked on my front door in tears. i said josh, man, i can't imagine what you are going through right now. >> chavez was trying with a suspended license and on probation with a prior dui arrest. >>> new details on the so-called dr

whistling trumpet blows bell ringing ice chipping grunting buzzing chirping motor hums croaking dripping casting revving zipping whale call fog horn elk call owl hoot wolf howl bell ringing whistling there are 16 million children struggling with hunger in america. that's 1 in 5 daughters, sons, neighbors, and classmates who don't know where their next meal is coming from. yet billions of pounds of good food go to waste every year. it's time we do something about it. feeding america is a nationwide network of food banks that helps provide meals to millions of kids and families in need. visit feedingamerica.org to help them feed even more. together we can solve hunger. >> mike: day one of the nba espn. in atlanta, isaiah thomas, what a year he had as a celtics/hawks will face game one of their best of seven series. tipoff shortly after 7:00 eastern. here in oakland, dominant victory by the defending champ champions champions, 104-77. so far mack jackson, jeff van gundy, lisa salters and the entire crew, final score 104-78, golden state leads 1-0 in the best of seven series. game two monday

we go away from drip coffee maker's to look at three different alternatives how to get the best joltor your money. >>> what the candidates have to say weeks before the pennsylvania primary. take us with you on the go with the free "action news" app and stream us live on your smart ta. see you at had-- 4:00 p.m. "action news" will be right back. >>> meteorologist david murphy is here you are going to the game this afternoon for a home opener. you will take a light jacket? >> reporter: i'm taking a couple of layers because it's going to be breezy and we might catch shade later in the day. >>> the beer hat you wear -- >> reporter: storm tracker 6 live double scan [laughter] shows you that we are dry. never know with you. there are a couple of sprinkles up north. if you're in reading you'll get caught with this briefly. allentown more of the same. i don't expect the showers to go much farther south. ballpark probably in good shape. as we look outside we have the tulips under the clouds this morning waving around in the breeze. it's going to be a breezy one today. it was this morning when

. >> reporter: his purple rain, that eight-minute ballad, dripping with sexual lyrics, highlighted on the sound track to his ground-breaking 1984 film of the same name. >> reporter: it earned prince an oscar, launching his celebrity to international status. >> reporter: born prince rogers nelson in minneapolis, the grammy winning artist was named after a jazz group founded by his father. he could play almost any instrument, arranging and composing many of the songs on more than 40 studio albums, hit after hit after smashing hit, spanning from the late 1970s right up until the end. >> reporter: fans mourning outside his minneapolis home where his body was found and respect given at the apollo >> he basically helped establish a sense of sort of soul, rhythm. >> reporter: forever bearing his creative soul, he released four studio albums in 18 months and had been touring. tmz reporting he was forced to take a break recently because of flu-like symptoms. he may have known the end was near, saying at a recent show, quote, wait a few days before you waste any prayers. >> almost premonition l

mcgovern: drip, drip, drip, mr. speaker. that's the sound of u.s. escalation in syria and iraq. yesterday the pentagon announced the u.s. will send 217 additional troops to iraq. pushing the official number of u.s. troops there to more than 4,000. mainly army special forces, they will be embedded with iraqi brigades and battalions. they will be stationed close to the frontlines. they will include trainers and maintenance crews for the new deployment of apache helicopters. more u.s. commandos could also head to syria. bolstering their roughly 50 special operation forces, advising and training rebel forces on the ground. just when is the house going to debate and vote on an authorization for deploying u.s. troops in iraq and syria? when is the house going to debate these escalations that add more firepower and put more u.s. troops closer to the frontlines? our troops carry out their constitutional duties. when will congress act and carry out its constitutional responsibility? the american people are tired of endless wars and putting these wars on remote control with no debate and

friday just after midnight, a few drips of rain for the north bay. the drive to work friday, it could be rather wet out there for a few hours. light to moderate rain is likely. scattered showers continuing into friday afternoon. a wet end to the week. just a few days removed from hitting the 90s in the south bay. mainly clear tonight. a lot of cooling continues tomorrow. cloudy thursday, lated thursday and friday. there will be some rain. livermore, 78 degrees for you. 70 in oakland. 81 san jose. san francisco tomorrow. 67. cooler thursday. cooler, cloudier, wetter friday. all of this kind of levels out for a very pleasant weekend. two weekends ago, it poured. last weekend, it was about 85 degrees. now, we get the sunshine, but not the heat. we will be in the 60s and the 70s and much needed rain before the weekend on friday. everybody is happy. >> please help the allergies a little bit. >> which we need. allergies are bad. >> thank you paul. >>> this great white shark breaches the water. you hear from the california surfer who caught this on camera.

analysts d whether th drip appro therco increases, have been effective. they all seem to agree it's highly unlikely there would be any major troop increases as long as this adminis >> richard >>> stil tonight, about laundry de pods. an alarmin poisoning action take. >>> the noid messag new fans are f l out of release. hey! this is lloyd. to prove to you that the better choice for him is aleve. t i have 30 acres to cover by sundown. we'll be with him all day as he goes back to taking tylenol. yeah, i was ok, but after lunch my knee started hurting again so... more pills. yep... another pill stop. can i get my aleve back yet? for my pain... i want my aleve. get all day minor arthritis pain relief with an easy open cap. i built my business with passion. but i keep it growing by making every dollar count. that's why i have the spark cash card from capital one. i earn unlimited 2% cash back on everything i buy for my studio. ♪ and that unlimited 2% cash back from spark means thousands of dollars ea

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friday, hey, we got some rain, scattered showers continuing saturday, even a few drips of rain sunday. when the rain leaves, we stay in the 60s monday. so wake up wednesday, go outside. it's about 92 degrees in antioch. you think rain is done. rainy season is done. by friday morning the rain is back. >> it will cool off. it will be nice. >> mother nature throws some curve balls. baseball started today. >> no inside sliders. >>> tonight why these giant rabbits are invading a bay area city. >> coming up on the late show with steven colbert matthew perry and explosions in the sky. ,,,,,,,,,,,, (music plays from one way or another )♪♪ ♪ i'm gonna find y♪ i'm gonna getcha ♪ ♪ getcha getcha getcha ♪ one way or another ♪ ♪ i'm gonna win ya ♪ i'm gonna getcha ♪ ♪ getcha getcha getcha ♪ one way or another ♪ ♪ i'm gonna see ya ♪ (inhales cigarette) check out these two-story-hh inflatable rabbits. the artist is from australia. he >>> an art exhibit has hopped into the san francisco civic plaza. >> check out these two story high inflatable rabbits. the artist is from australia. he says rabbits ha

a few drips of rain in monterey county tomorrow morning. rainfall but mainly south of the golden gate. most of the time we say north of the golden gate. we are flipping things this time. 5:00 tomorrow a wet drive home on highway 101. on 280 and also highway 17 in santa cruz county also raining. rain lifts up from the south. scattered showers overnight friday night and into saturday morning. more scattered showers saturday afternoon. i don't see anything resemble a washout. i also do see five days of the next seven with at least some showers in the forecast. and no heat whatsoever. we are cloudy and mild tonight, showers to the south of the golden gate tomorrow afternoon. and scattered showers continue for the weekend. fremont tomorrow only 67. san jose told you the 70s were gone, 68 for you. san francisco 64. look at all the sixes on your television screen. we are not going to hit 70 for the next week. scattered showers the next three days. a little bit of a break monday and tuesday. more scattered showers wednesday and thursday. this is gr

various parking spots now coned off where a waxy substance hanging from the ceiling is dripping down. not all the danger spots are blocked off. it didn't take us long to find that unknown liquid hitting the hood of this car leaving behind a chalky film that doesn't wash off. and it's not an isolated incident. >> my car looked like it was covered in paint. >> reporter: rebecca took covered in white spots after being parked here last month. she returned from a trip where her plane got struck by lightning and made an emergency landing. >> i said this cannot be hang. >> reporter: the next day she reported the damage to the garage management company called abm parking. that company sent her an email saying you will need to have your vehicle professionally detailed for the removal of calcium line and it's a known issue at laguardia airport. she was also told to file a claim with the port authority because it's responsible. it owns the garage. now rebecca has to submit this paperwork to get reimbursed for repairs that cost $150. >> i was kind of annoyed by that because it's going to happen t

a waxy liquid is dripping from the ceiling and onto vehicles. officials say the substance is calcium lime. one passenger took pictures of the damage to her brand-new suv. >> i saw my car and it looked like it was covered in paint, like the whole front hood, sides of the car and on the windshield. so i tried to brush it off to see if it was just -- i didn't know what it was, but it wouldn't come off. >> rebecca seager says it cost her $150 to have it professionally removed. she is filing a reimbursement claim with the port authority. >>> new tonight, while many people see gray hair as an unwelcome sign of aging, it is now showing up on younger and younger heads by choice. cbs 2's alice gainer has the asking to color me gray. >> more presence. >> i always thought it was really cool and edgy. >> gray hair, i've always found sexy. >> reporter: these people are in their twenties and have all dyed their hair gray. it's a trend that's been embraced by celebrities, seen on the run ways, now it's going main stream. >> it's not just a youth- obsessed soci

but dripped lower in after-hours trading. >> oh, stop. >>> finally, done deal. viacom will be doing the dishes. dish network, that is. the two companies reached agreement so channels like nickelodeon will air on dish and sling tv. shares of viacom up on the day as you see there. and so were dish network. >> i think you've had too much robusta. >>> unioner and lift are at it again. this time it's taking business away from the car rental industry. according to the expense management company certify, the ride-sharing companies account for 43% of receipts that workers gave to employers for ground transportation last quarter. while rental cars only had 40%. joining us now to discuss the shakeup in this industry is bob nevu, ceo and founding with certify, nice to have you here, welcome. >> thanks for having me on the show. >> you know -- kind of quantify the impact that these types of services are having. has it been a steady erosion? or have we seen it really pick up recently? >> it has been a steady sort of gradual increase in market share for uber and lift in the r

. >> he is still dripping from a swim in the neighbor's pool. they called 911. emergency operators were told to stay inside. he did and watched the bear climb the back fence and off into the wilderness. >>> i didn't show up here to poke the bear. >> oh. >> warriors have a rock solid opponent for sunday's second round. and that other playoff team, san jose sharks open up nhl's second round play at home. how did that work out for them? , ...you gotta give the sharks credit.,..all heart and gut the ice >> nhl playoffs up top. you have to give the sharks credit. all heart and gutteds on the ice tonight. curtain raised on second round play. bad luck. oh look at the kitty! white clad nashville. sharks play crisp. hurdle, equalizer. joe ward struck. he poked in the go ahead goal. and get this, the sharks scored five of the third. five. and won the game. 5-2. game two is sunday. >>> nba, warriors, luke walton will be the new head coach of the lakers. as interim coach this season, the warriors went 39-4 under his watch. he will remain with golden state until the end of t

there might be a little bit of a drip coming down off the leaves above you. 60 degrees by 6 o'clock. 64 degrees by 8 o'clock. so, it does look like we are going to be fairly comfortable this morning. and as we roll through the day, well, if you're planning on voting today you're not going to have a whole lot of problems in pennsylvania during the morning or early afternoon. by 2 o'clock we'll be at 81 degrees. but we'll probably still be dry. in those northern and western suburbs sometime after 2:00 or 3 o'clock, though, there could be some spotty showers and then right around 4:00, five a-:6 o'clock in the i-95 corridor we'll have some showers and perhaps a couple of spotty gusty thunderstorms. by 8 o'clock we should be drying out again. that shower activity pushing down to the coast and getting off the coast probably early this evening. karen rogers, we'll have more on those storms on future tracker6 and a big cool down ahead in the seven day. that's just ahead. >> so you might be driving in them on the way home but not on the way to work. traffic is moving again on i-95. this is y

>> sometimes it is hard to things, run, stuffy nose, postnasal drip, cough, eye symptoms, and that is a function of the nose as a functional organ but the same time of the year every year, that is a good indication it is an allergy. >> dr. rosenthal, thanks for joining us. >>> many nutritionists don't recommend eating out a lot, a new study shows some meals may not be as high in calories as you think and a majority of children's meals at leading restaurants are meeting calorie guidelines according to new research from tufts university. however many kid's menu items are still high in fat and too high in sodium. >>> well, looks like scientists have found the magical food that helps you lose weight. and get this. you don't have to work out or go on any fad diet. you just have to eat beans. according to the canadian researchers, bean, chick pea, lentils, they all break down slowly, making you feel full longer. in a six ate three quarters of a cup of beans a day, lost an average of nearly one pound. it may not sound like a lot, but they lost that weight without making any other changes to

there might be a little bit of a drip coming down off the leaves above you. 60 degrees by 6 o'clock.clock. so, it does look like we are going to be fairly comfortable this morning. and as we roll through the

[cheers] [applause] reporter: "purple rain", dripping with sexual lyrics, highlighted in the 1984 movie of the same name, earning him an oscar. launching him to international celebrity. the grammy-winning artist could arranging and composing many songs on this many 40 studio records. hit after hit after smashing hits, spanning the late 70s until the end. >> he held himself a high standard and he did expect the people around him to be that way as well. reporter: forever during his creative is soul, he released four studio albums in the last two months. he had been on tour before that. and his music, part of the universal artistic push. this is what it sounds like when the world cries for him. >> you really feel like you have a lost a friend. you know, because he has been a part of our lives. it was the soundtrack. reporter: president obama more to popular music. the party here is still going strong and they are playing all the hits and there are so many hit available. closing it out tonight it will almost surely be "purple rain." steve: back catalogue is amazing. that is for sure. report

that will allow stuff to drip tire. mark: good to see you. thanks for joining us today.st for wells fargo. we will see how the stocks are reacting. ♪ ♪ betty: you are watching "bloomberg markets." i'm a betty liu in new york with mark barton in london. let's head to the markets desk with julie hyman, including one mover. julie: valiant is back in the news today as they get a new ceo. .e will be the chairman he has a big job to do at valiant, who has plunged and has a lot of different issues. valiant shares are bouncing. errigo shares are plunging. they cut it earnings forecast for 2016. 42% over thewn past year. they were also downgraded for outperforming. said they have set unstick stations -- unrealistic expectations. big deal to talk about in the publishing industry. an $815 -- $815 million bid. it is 63% higher than tribune's closing numbers. you can see those shares are surging by 16%. we have seen a lot of consolidation because it has been a suffering industry. --nett mention of the top and bottom of earnings performers in the s&p 500. the rocks coming out with ear

>>reporter: 6 in the water is released as they descended and dripping on the when mri this afternoon in a cult did not reveal anything of concern and it doesn't play game 3 in houston you have the one of you set up the rest of the serious and the meantime the team is prepared to show of strength in numbers that loss nine times this season it is hard to leave houston will be about to come back when four games to advance was not missed a golden state has a strong chance of moving on to around two the question is of #30 will begin with them. >>pam moore: a pacifica home teetering on the average is on the mold next up by the massive effort to save the house before it falls into the ocean crust the big change the could become too popular tourist attraction in san francisco. >>pam moore: the surface as it has separated from his board was taken to an anxious and the fire department thinks he had a recurrence the poem for the out to sing the is not enjoy the but not all six u.s. and hospital for observation. >>dan kerman: that is a fad among some, as is doing with the esplanade avenue home w

we just get this drip feed of bad news without actually getting everything kitchen sink, as it were.nk that in this case mitsubishi confessed pretty fast. having said that, it only came through nissan, because they supply these cars to nissan as well. and they went to the regulator, ,nd only after that fact mitsubishi confessed, so they should have done it long before. it is fraud and bad crisis management. mitsubishi should know better. absolutely. mitsubishi was building these cars for nissan. you have to question nissan as well. constructing products under the name, you'd think they would check feel consumption figures and whether they held veracity. i you would think so, but guess they really trusted to be she on that, but their trust among the industry will be gone, just another stepping stone in losing trust in each other, and also the regulator losing trust in the carmakers. this is bad news for everybody, not only mitsubishi. >> is the regulator putting too much pressure on these carmakers, if you will, to get these fuel consumption figures down, and particularly to get emiss

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