dunne. thank you, mr. chairman. >> thank you. senator van hollen? >> thank you, mr. chairman, thank you all for your testimony today. dr. dunne, i think you're right on the mark when you said there's absolutely no way the egyptian people bargained for the kind of repressive regime that they have today. 60,000 political prisoners, journalists being locked up, that's not what the egyptian people asked for. i can also sense all of us are obviously frustrated, because we are struggling with how we can better use our leverage and influence with egypt, which over a period of time has been a close ally of the united states. and i think you all made the case very well that the united states is less reliant on egypt's sort of standing in the region. i think it's also fair to say from egypt's perspective, they're a little less reliant on the united states given the amount of money they're getting from the gulf states and some other potential limits. that's not to say we don't have leverage. so this co

dunne. >> chairman graham, sub committee members, thank you very much for this opportunity to address you. the problem for the united states in assisting egypt is precisely this -- how can the united states best support an important country and a long-time regional ally when its government adopts policies that promise chronic instability. the united states has an interest in supporting a stable egypt, an egypt that's at peace with its neighbors and also at peace with itself. but while president sisi is -- actually the country is struggling. and i'm afraid it could be headed for unrest within a few years. now, to be fair, many of the problems in egypt have roots that go back well before sisi came to power. they've got a rapidly growing population. they have a history of indigenous extremist groups. they have an enormous and obstructionist bureaucracy but there are also newer problems. that sisi has caused or exacerbated which have made the country more violent, poorer than it was. either unde

dunne? >> yes, look, the gao report from a year ago spoke about the very serious problems the united states has had with end-use monitoring and human rights vetting that are required by our laws based on obstruction by the egyptian government, so i think we need to take another look at that and be serious about that, especially in view of these very terrible reports of extra judicial killings. >> unless there's a verification that the egyptian government is making more strides toward human rights? >> last year has been really horrendous for human rights. so i would consider going to 20 or 25. >> i would agree with that. and i think also at a more basic level, as long as we ten to keep the 1.3 billion on auto pilot, and they know it's going to be approved every year and it's just a question of how we do it, that's another thing that sort of removes some u.s. leverage. i think it's time for a sort of ground-up assessment of what is really needed to help egypt effectively and in a way that we t

. >> reporter: meet paris dylan, whose real name is paris dunn. a 23-year-old aspiring model in southern california, with a kim kardashian look. and an big social media presence. >> follow me. >> reporter: some of your photos are kind of racy. >> i like to communicate the sexiness. i like taking pictures where you could feel it. >> reporter: 25,000 twitter followers, 87,000 facebook fans, 370,000 instagram groupies, she's quite the sensation. but paris might be a little overexposed, because she is entangled in one of the most mind-bending internet intrigues of all time, an elaborate catfish scam. before it's over, there will be vicious threats, blackmail, warrants, and an international criminal investigation. >> this is probably one of the most complicated, confusing catfish stories i've ever heard. >> reporter: what exactly does catfishing mean? >> a catfish is someone who uses internet profiles to interact with people online, usually pretending to be either a version of themselves or someone entirely different. >> reporter: nev shulman knows bet

dunne? >> yes, i mean, look, you know, the gao report from a year ago spoke about the serious problems the united states has made with end use monitoring and human rights vetting. you know, they're required by our laws based on obstruction by the egyptian government. i think we need to take another look at that and be serious about that, especially in view of these very troubling recent reports about extra judicial killings. >> got it. would you all support a continuation of the 15% withholding unless there's a certification that the egyptian government is making progress toward more democracy and human rights? >> actually i'd raise it. because last year has been really horrendous for human rights. so i would at least ask you to consider going to 20 or 25. >> i would agree with that. i think also that at a more basic level, as long as we continue to keep the $1.3 billion in fmf on autopilot and they know that's going to be approved every year and it's a question of how do we do it? that's an

>> we'll get grandma. >> the entire dunn family will start watching kpix 5! welcome and good to have you with us. >> thank you. >>> and you know, out of antioch right now, westbound highway 4 looking okay. but we are dealing with a crash making our way through the area. >> first let's go to weather. >> it's been pretty good this morning as far as the weather and our precipitation is concerned. we have been picking up a tenth to two-tenths of an inch of rain from our weather watchers around the bay area. right now, brian kiley, he is going to the chapel. you know, photographer brian kiley is going to get married on saturday! he is providing us this beautiful view. this is one of his last days of working before his honeymoon. got to put that out there for brian. do you see that? the "salesforce tower" you can see it, the visibility right now is unlimited. we have had the passage of the front. again, up to two-tenths inch of rain has been reported around the bay area. about .13" in san francisco. here's the scene looking out from the transamerica pyramid towards

dunn way mistakenly announced "la-la land" as best picture winner at the 89th academy awards.l accountants had given them the wrong envelope backstage. "moonlight" was the actual winner. dunn weigh says she later felt guilty about not doing anything to prevent the debacle. >> you read what's on the envelope. i don't think either one of them could have done anything differently. >> we can debate this put there were clues. >> okay. 4:57. time is running out for congress to approve a budget but president donald trump now saying he's willing to postpone debate on a key sticking incident a quick thinking firefighter saves an infant from a burning building by convincing the baby's father -- we're also talking about president trump's 100 days and the whether or not there could be a government shutdown. that's all next. >> ♪ enamel is the strong, white, outer layer of your tooth surface. the thing that's really important to dentists is to make sure that that enamel stays strong and resilient for a lifetime. the more that we can strengthen and re-harden that tooth surface, the whiter t

but first, let's say good morning to jaclyn dunn. >> good morning. and happy friday. look at that backup already building over at the bay bridge toll plaza. they are doing their shift change right now. that's when some of those toll lanes become fastrak lanes -- the cash lanes, excuse me. in the green, past the metering lights into the city, but see a few slowdowns at the toll plaza. things look great on the eastshore freeway. and mass transit is a great option. no delays. >>> jaclyn, thank you. the berkeley college republicans are threatening legal action against the university. they want the university to honor the original terms of a planned speech from right wing speaker ann coulter. as christin ayers reports, they will file a federal lawsuit if the demand is not met by today. >> reporter: the chancellor changes his tune. conservative pundit ann coulter can come to uc-berkeley's campus but not on april 27 and not at the original location. dirks called the new location -- >> an appropriate protectable venue that's available on the afternoon of may 2. >> reporter: c

ann dunn: these cats are eminently adoptable. they just need to be in the right environment. announcer: the story next in our "bay area proud" special. that interesting idea is what's behind oakland's cat café, and it's having remarkable success. when they say they are saving cats' lives, they have the numbers to back it up. ann: her coming back here, i mean, i think she's just really a different cat now. garvin: ann dunn will be the first to tell you she's the last one you'd expect to run a cat rescue, particularly if you knew her in college. ann: my closest friends were all doing cat rescue, and i could not have cared less. i could not have cared less. garvin: all that changed, however, one day when ann crossed paths with a single stray kitten. ann: there was this little orange tabby, and i always say it's like my heart grew three sizes that day. i just, i'm like, "i'll keep him." garvin: that rescue led to another. and eventually, ann began to volunteer at oakland animal services. it was there ann saw firsthand that the cats w

which day it is either today or tomorrow and your weekend forecast but first let's go to jacqueline dunn. >> good morning, and enquiring minds want to know. can't wait to see the sunshine. we are tracking easy roads out there. we are dealing with a few raindrops so be careful. some of those roads are slick and slippery. and you may see some standing water. right now looking good along the eastshore freeway as you make your way over to the bay bridge toll plaza you're taking a live look and speeds are in the green along westbound 80 from the carquinez bridge to the maze we are tracking an easy travel time. clocking in under 20 minutes heading over towards 880 through oakland, 238 towards the maze no delays. 10-minute ride. we are tracking speeds in the green for drivers heading westbound highway 4 but eastbound 4 we are starting to see some of those delays and we are dealing with a crash along southbound 680 approaching highway 4 there. there's an accident with a vehicle over in that center divide so definitely not blocking any lanes but you may see some few brake lights as chp is running

inaudible conversation] [inaudible conversation] >> joining us from capitol hill on tuesday is steven dunn. he covers congress for the washington times. thank you for being with us. >> it's my pleasure. >> the talks continue to avert a friday government shutdown. where do things stand this evening. >> right now, as of the afternoon, you had negotiations going on capitol hill from all sides. essentially the top members of the appropriations committee, republicans and democrats from house and senate involved in those negotiations and, as of right now, surprising number of open issues, at least a half-dozen from very big to somewhat big open issues that they are still trying to nail down. it's one of those situations where as a until everything is agreed to, nothing is agreed too. >> one of the issues off the table, president trump sang the debate over funding the border wall will wait until later this year. how significant was that? >> from the democrats can point, it was a major breakthrough. it's probably worth stepping back. democrats said we need to see cost sharing payments. obamacare c

dunn, for five minutes. mr. nn: thank you, speaker. rise today to wish mr. ryan zimms, american students at arnold high school for their upcoming advanced placement exams. i was impressed by their articulate questions understanding our system of government. of course, understanding our system of government means understanding the u.s. constitution. it's the greatest gift left to us by the founders and it has stood the test of time. the success of the constitution is due to its carefully designed system of checks and balances. by separating the powers of government into separate but equal branches and guaranteeing individual rights, the constitution has been, as james madison suggested, the guardian of true liberty. mr. speaker, please join me in wishing these bright young students good luck on their a.p. exam and in their college applications. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the chair recognizes the gentleman from california, mr. sherman, for five minutes. mr. sherman: i ask unanimous consent to addre

. >> reporter: mike dunn helped us find a handful of them.took him ten minutes, because they swim right behind his house in crystal river, florida, where his charter boat takes out tourists. >> i really do care about them. they're a great, gentle creature. they remind me of the volkswagen in the early '60s. it was really ugly, but everybody fell in love with them. >> reporter: propellers gash, gouge and maim hundreds of them. bigger boats cut them in half. this zoo treats wounded manatees and last year set a record. >> we admitted 37 manatees. the majority of those were due to boat strike. sometimes the injuries are quite catastrophic. >> reporter: in 1967, florida manatees why listed by the federal government as an endangered species. at that time, roughly 600 were alive. since then, their population has spiked to about 6600. enough progress that last month they were reclassified as threatened. >> the animals were out here being killed, kind of one after another. >> reporter: pat rose should be celebrating the reclassification, right? he's n

dunn if he was going to be the next sort of online hot growth takeout by a bigger company.ere's what he said about that. >> it's an exciting time in e-commerce. we're optimistic we're building a real business and not flash in the pan sales story and venture capital story. >> you are profitable, correct? >> we are profitable which is one of the goals of a business. we're excited with all of the attention e-commerce has gotten few companies said they could get out and make money. >> he did mention his friend, mark lore, giving us a sneak peek. was this inevitable? something special or are big companies looking for small upstarts online? >> well, these companies can't find funding also. that's an issue. i think they can't find -- nobody is really funding e-commerce. mark talked about it on stage recently. they can't raise the money. they are very promising businesses and maybe attached to a larger business they can do better. i think it's all about amazon and how do you compete with amazon if you're walmart and they've been trying all kinds of different ways and now it's heade

so when it came through and sterling rose that paul dunne the ftse again because many companies in thepanies and bank their profits in dollars and euros. so when sterling rises it reduces the level of their profits and their value. but looking ahead traders are saying the election is coming on june the and they are pricing in a majority conservative win unless anything in the opinion polls suggest that will change. we janner expect to see much more reaction on the markets and will wait and see what happens when the election results through. john healey is the labour shadow housing minister. good to see you. first, theresa may has made it clear she believes this is an election about brexit. is that what you think? brexit is going to happen and labour in government would see it through. but this election is about much more than brexit. this is an election in the end that is about which party has the plan for the uk after brexit, who is going to rescue the nhs. which party is best forfamilies who is going to rescue the nhs. which party is best for families and their living standards, who

now police are investigating the accident, real difficult because in this situation it goes dunn to two lanes in the construction zone. lets go to the maps because best way to get around this heading north, all traffic forced off at 413. you will come to a deadened and just make a left and follow 413 all the way up, to route one. we will get back ton i-95 there up near oxford valley interchange. it is a long alternate. all of the folks through levittown will be impacted by seeing that extra volume there this morning. lets get to the next camera. we have fog coming in delco, so that will impact our visibility, in the only for motorist but probably for those who are heading to and from philly international. septa's region nal rail line kick nothing a new schedule on sunday so make sure you have one, ready to go. back here i'm live in the news van, on my way to parx casino. tomorrow is earth day. we have our annual shredding event. i will be live, in the east parking lot at parx casino, inviting to come on down. bring all of the junction you don't want to throw in the trash, all of those d

. >> actress fay dunn away speaking out about her oscar >> a live look across the d.c. region. not the best of days out there folks. we'll have to be straight up with you. 55, chilly, damp, it will be that way all day. we'll be very protective today. good day toe stay inside and get work done. "fox news morning" back after this this is the silverado special edition. man: this is one gorgeous truck. oh, did i say there's only one special edition? because, actually there's five. woman: ooohh!! uh! man 3: wow. man 4: nice. strength and style. which one's your favourite? come home with me! make a strong decision. find your tag and get 16% below msrp on select silverado 1500 pickups in stock. find new roads at your local chevy dealer. find new roads >> back at 5:14 now. let check top story opens a tuesday. days ahead of government deadline president trump appears to be stepping back from demanding payment for the border wall. it could remove a major on stickle to bipartisan rule on must-pass spending ledge lace. >> fire

. >>> time now 6:02 let's get it done with jaclyn dunn. >> good one, kenny. right now we are tracking some slowdowns for drivers headed along i-80. this is in the westbound direction. if you are making your way through vallejo. it's due to a motorcycle accident. chp has just issued a "sig alert." two left lanes currently blocked. and that's definitely slowing things down below 15 miles per hour. traffic backed up to about highway 37 and that's a slow ride if you are heading westbound along that highway there. so we are checking a couple of other delays and if you are making your way over to the bay bridge toll plaza, that's one of them. traffic backs up to the 880 overcrossing. once you get past the metering lights it's sluggish heading up the incline but overall a nice ride into the city and the eastshore freeway, that's showing speeds in the green. we're tracking an easy travel time. so just give yourself some extra time if you are heading through vallejo or over to the toll plaza. that's a check of your traffic. roberta, how's it looking out there? >> it's

that's why we have jaclyn dunn here to give us updates and, of course, on the left a nice shot of the city of san francisco. the "salesforce tower" right smack in the middle. >> going to be a nice day but i heard a big sigh from roberta. ah! >> we couldn't do that yesterday because there was a big haze from 420 over the city. >> you don't want to breathe in too much. >> when you report outside mccovey cove. i always come back from doing my weather outside mccovey cove and i want to eat a gallon of ice cream. >> or doritos. >> did you notice how clear it is out there? because we had a good breeze this morning. [ laughter ] >> good morning, everybody. this is our live weather camera from the transamerica pyramid. we are looking towards the bright lights of oakland. it's 56. in fact, if you look around the rim of the bay mid-50s, san jose 52, peninsula 40s and now we are also in the 40s in throughout the tri-valley. look at that right there. do you see that swath of cloudiness due west of the bay area? that's going to make an impact on your weekend forecast. i'll talk about that. right n

jaclyn dunn your mom and your grandma are here living in the bay area. they must be so proud that you're back in the bay area. >> oh, i hope so but yes, they are happy to have me and i'm happy to be close to them. >> sunday dinner at mom's. >> no kidding! as long as it's early because i have to go to bed early. >> you've done these hours before right? >> yes, i came from a station in sacramento on the morning show for five years. >> you have it down. >> and the roads too. >> i was a former bay area resident. >> welcome back! >> welcome to the family. >> happy to be back and happy to be reporting on traffic. we are dealing with some hot spots this morning. definitely slow on northbound 101 approaching 880 through san jose. you are going to be tapping those brakes and we have an accident northbound 87 on the connector to northbound 101. speeds drop in the yellow to 16 miles per hour. that's because one lane is blocked. so give yourself a few extra minutes in that direction. we are tracking some slowdowns along northbound 101 as you make your way from tenna

i watched it with griffin dunne. >> yeah. >> jimmy: fantastic, and it's jill soloway who did it rightlly exists. >> yes, martha, texas. >> jimmy: martha, texas. >> yeah, it's like three hours outside of el paso. it's like this -- it feels like you're on an island in the middle of the desert and it's just -- it's like brooklyn in like -- it's very hip, very unforgiving landscape, and there's a crazy amazing art scene there. so basically it's like a sexy love triangle between myself, griffin dunne who plays my hubby, and the titular dick, played by kevin bacon. >> jimmy: ah, titular. >> yeah. titular dick. you don't hear that word -- >> no, but i feel like we should hear it more. >> jimmy: by the way, titular dick is one of the movies i would rent. [ laughter ] my hands were tied. >> your hands were tied. >> jimmy: what am i supposed to do? >> there was no other -- >> jimmy: what am i supposed to do? i want to show a clip and i want to spend more time with you but -- >> let's do both. >> jimmy: all right. let's do both. i'm going to spend time watching this clip. here's kathryn hahn in

dunn under a planned detail, he and others were trained to fill in for the striking workers. normal 14-week training time was to be cut in half. he and rookie managers would move around the rookie trains to allow the more experienced workers to operate the passenger train. then the trainee is driving 963 alo alone. the transportation manager paul liston is back in the passenger compartment instead of being by his side required by b.a.r.t.'s rules. the trainee has summoned his help repeatedly. >> hey, paul, i don't know what i am trying to do wrong, but i am trying to set the new destination code, but it is not wanting to take it. >> okay. in a minute. >> and liston is talking about his training needing some more attention. >> reporter: are but the records that we obtained show ed thed t was texting and talk on the telephonea and he is chatting with the colleagues about the upcoming world series. >> reporter: just after 1:00 p.m., b.a.r.t. issued a radio alert about a crew on the tracks. b.a.r.t. engineer christopher shepherd and lawrence daniels were here checking on a dip in

this is 16-year-old jasmine dunn. she arrived at school but never made it to class. investigators believe she left on her own. she was wearing jeans and a black and gray hoody. >>> detective collison was 28 years old when he was shot and killed last year. tonight his memory is alive and well. from our area to the suburbs of philadelphia. teams of law enforcement officers from across the region are facing off in a basketball tournament that benefits fallen first responders. as they honored his memory on the court, his parents sat down with us to help tell his story to john henry. the story you'll only see here. >> reporter: james and sheila collison will never forget the impact their son had live. >> you'll never fill that void. they'll always be an emptiness. >> reporter: he died march 13, 2016, after he was shot by another officer while in the line of duty. all around their home you can find reminders about the life he lived. >> of course a sudden death is hard. he was just a loving child. a good person. it's been hard for little things like my birthday, mother's da

i have hope in america because of a young man named alex dunn from fayetteville. he was in class and his liberal teacher wanted to explain about freedom of expression so the teacher tried to set an american flag on fire in the classroom. but the teacher couldn't get the lighter to work. and in disgust the threw old glory on in the floor and then cleansed to stomp on old glory rhythm young alex, 16-year-old patriot, rushed to front of the clam and snatched the flag off the ground and ran out of the classroom. so that the flag would no longer be desecrated by the school teacher. you he refused to stand by and do nothing as the flag was desecrated. i have hope in our nation because of a young cheerleader in madison, mississippi. it one long ago that a federal judge appointed to the bench by president obama told the school district that if they engaged in anything remotely religious, they would be fined $10,000 per violation. well, just so happened that the high school marching band was doing a performance of how great thou art. i'm only from the south and that's a po

. >> reporter: angela dunn says green lived with her for the last six months of his life. knowing his accused killer walking out of jail is difficult for everyone, she says, especially green's mother. >> she is grieving terribly. i mean, what can we tell you? their only child. we have seen the evidence. it's terrible. >> reporter: that was maria medina reporting. li raised the money from family, friends and business associates. she will be released from jail about 1 p.m. >>> the bay area woman implicated in the orlando nightclub massacre is going to florida. noor salman was being held in the santa rita jail in dublin on charges of helping her husband omar mateen plan the attack that killed 49 people at the pulse nightclub last june. salman was arrested at her parents' home in rodeo in january. she pleaded not guilty to charges but has agreed to return to florida to stand trial. >>> another spring storm is taking the bay area, will be here shortly. roberta is in the weather center with what to expect. >> it's a two-day storm and it's fast-moving and as it now enters the bay

for that we turn to michele dunne. has had a 17 year career at the state department where she focused on the middle east. she's now director of the middle east program at the carnegie endowment for international peace. michele, thank you so much for joining us. by deemphasizing human rights and trying to, as the administration officials are saying, reboot this relationship, what is president trump trying to accomplish from this? >> well, i think what president trump wants is to construct kind of an alliance of sunni arab leaders because sisi is one of several. the prime minister -- after presidenciesy will be the king of jordan. so i think president trump has the idea of rallying sunni arab leaders to be used in various ways whether against i.s.i.s., iran, possibly in some sort of peace effort toward israel. so i think that's how he sees egypt fitting in. >> yang: is he trying to defamily size the public comments and rhetoric on human rights to focus on this fight on i.s.i.s.? >> well, yes, clearly, that's the case, bu

right now let's bring in jacqueline dunn. >> good morning. we will begin over along 580. for folks out of tracy heading into livermore we are seeing those slowdowns, yellow sensors lighting up the screen there. we had a crash eastbound. expect some minor delays out of that stretch. the bay bridge toll plaza looking good and green across the span. look out. we are tracking a crash on westbound 80 as you transition on to southbound 101. two cars. we have bun facing -- one facing the wrong way there. >>> bart takeover. a gauge of up to 60 teenagers storming a train and terrorizing passengers. betty yu has more. >> reporter: bart says it will be adding extra patrols to this particular station in light of these robberies. the agency says it had already beefed up police presence at its oakland station. it happened in a matter of seconds. bart says it went down saturday night. 40 to 60 young people swarmed the coliseum station. >> the moment the dublin-bound train opened its doors, they ran onto the car and stole -- it was basically seven robberies occurred. >> they did not appe

kushner to iraq, traveling in the middle east with chairman of the joint chiefs of staff general joseph dunn forward. administration says kushner is thereto show his support for the iraqi government. kushner advises the president on foreign policy matter. >> two manhole covers exploded into the air, the result of fire in downtown boston, all caught on camera. firefighters were responding to blaze near boston's city hall yesterday when an explosion shot off two manhole covers. one flew 50 feet into the air. one of the covers landed just few feet away from first responder. luckily, there were no injuries reported, and underground cable failure was to blame. >> well atlantic city casinos are hoping to hit the jackpot with a new generation of gamblers. >> still ahead the latest on the newest trend in gambling. video games. they're based on skill, rather than luck. see these new slot machines in action. >> interesting. plus, you know him as a star of the lung i dog seen here on cbs-3 every saturday morning, well, mcmillan is here in our studio ready to help me with my puppy. >> >> the newest gene

. >> reporter: dunn identified the drone in police photos as a dgi phantom company has been touting its geo fencing since 2015, and specifically calls out our area. but hacks are easy to find on youtube. prince george's county police say martin's drone almost hit their helicopter monday. police now say their investigation is focusing on how and why the drone was able to be there in the first place. when i came here and i bought it, they pretty much -- >> reporter: . >> reporter: steve thompson owns the drone. he says he flies away from home. >> it's frustrating? what's the feeling? >> very frustrating, because i'm a drone operator. it makes you never want to fly. you get people, they do illegal things, like put zoom cameras on it. taking it to d.c., trying to fly it over the white house. looks bad for everybody. >> reporter: pete munteen, wusa 9. >>> a heads up for tomorrow. first responders will have some practice drills to respond to a terror attack. this is happening at six different sites in d.c., maryland, and in northern virginia. so tomorrow, keep in mind it is just practice. hel

here's jaclyn dunn. >> good morning. we are tracking a hot spot for you along westbound 4 just past highway 242. we had an earlier accident and it left quite a bit of gravel spilled into the road there so a sweeper is headed out to the scene and that will be clearing the road there. in the meantime you may experience some slowdowns. we are back in the green so it may have just wrapped up. that would be good news for the highway 4 commute. still looking good under 30 minutes for drivers out of antioch connecting to 80 in hercules. making your way along the altamont pass, westbound 580 over to the dublin-pleasanton interchange there, just under 25 minutes. we are starting to see a few brake lights westbound. no delays along the eastshore freeway. once you get over to the maze we are seeing a backup in those cash lanes. and that's just due to the shift change there. that's a check of traffic. back to you guys. >>> right wing pundit ann coulter won't appear at uc- berkeley today. she blamed the university for failing to prov

first good morning, jaclyn dunn. >> good morning. here's a live look at the golden gate bridge. i promise. it's foggy out there. so please be careful as you are making your way across the span. those headlights making their way southbound. no delays heading into san francisco. we are tracking an accident and this is along eastbound 80 just as you approach 680. looks like there's debris from the crash in the road. >>> conservative speaker ann coulter says she is coming to uc-berkeley like it or not. kpix 5's joe vazquez asked the mayor of berkeley how the city and the university are getting ready. >>> reporter: despite the possibility of an uproar ann coulter is coming to uc- berkeley to speak. since the university hasn't given her an inside venue, she will probably speak outside on sproul plaza which could make it difficult for police to protect her. >> oh, yes. oh, yes. i'm going to be there thursday. i'm hoping the university will find a safe and appropriate venue for me. it doesn't seem like it should be that complicated. but if not, i'll find someplace to speak. maybe out on

so it's going to take some people sitting dunn and saying, okay, we need to work with this man to advance america's best interests, because this is what we have right now. >> it's really important that our government focuses on opening up our economy and allowing students like us to get out there and find a job right out of college. >> reporter: so jobs, jobs, jobs? >> jobs, jobs, jobs. >> reporter: throughout the interview, these students said the economy was the reason they voted for mr. trump. scott, the average student graduated from college has just over $37,000 in loan debt. that's 60% more than in 2008. >> pelley: demarco morgan as we continue to listen to the voters. demarco, thank you. john dickerson will be interviewing the president on his first 100 days for this sunday's "face the nation." and then on monday, cbs this morning will air aive from the white house. don't miss that. coming up next on the "cbs evening news," the future of warfare, marines and machines fighting side by side. and later, he directed tom hanks, hannibal lecter, and the talking heads. we remember jonatha

in the past few months, we've seem that the coptic egyptians and christians are being targeted wide dunner thing, land, territories, pa rt the other thing, land, territories, part of the main ideology of isis, so what happens in syria and iraq, i think they wish to achieve in egypt as well, whether they succeeded in northern sinai or not, frankly, we don't know because there is no coverage in northern sinai apart from what the army is issuing. in a few minutes, we turn to hungary, which has seen some of its biggest protests in yea rs, which has seen some of its biggest protests in years, over the potential closure of a university. we will hear all about that story in a few minutes time. the funeral of pc keith palmer has been held at london southwark cathedral. thousands of police officers from across the country lined the route of the procession. our home editor mark eastern —— mark easton has more. at the gates of the palace of westminster, police constable keith palmer's coffin paused, at the very spot where he was killed 19 days ago. the place where, unarmed, he moved towards a man br

green's close friend angela dunne is anticipating the trial in late september. >> we will hear the truth. truth is very powerful. >> reporter: but the san mateo count district attorney is concerned lee who has deep connections in china is a flight risk. he had asked for no bail. as part of lee's release conditions, she'll wear a tougher electronic monitoring device with 24/7 observation. >> everybody charged with a serious crime is a flight risk. >> reporter: the attorney says 10 to 15 family members put up property for bail. >> that means a lot. they believe she's going to return to court i believe and may believe she's not guilty. >> reporter: lee will not return to her hillsboro home according to her attorney who says she is receiving death threats. she'll be in a modest condo at an undisclosed location. also that it would likely take a court order for lee to have visitation with her two young children who are being cared for by her mother and keith green's mother in a shared custody arrangement. in redwood city, melanie woodrow, abc 7 news. >> police in the monterey county city of se

the next movie, last night m night shame len thriller, ended with a cameo by bruce willis as david dunn his hit in unbreakable. well, now, they will all come together. he has revealed willis, samuel l jackson from unbreakable and james mccove i, from split will star in glass as a sequel to both films, and expected to hit theaters in january 2019. >>> also got to tell you jeff gold bloom, matching his wits just yet, actor signed on to return as doctor iain malcolm in the next jurassic park. he is known for his outstanding performance of the 1993 original film and 1997 sequel, however he did not appear in 2015's reboot, jurassic world. next film is expected to come out next year. >>> also, this is big news, i really got to tell you, this is a blast from the pennsylvania, will smith and dj jazzy jeff are reunite nothing time for summertime. they will take the stage in august for couple music festival performing their hip-hop hit, you hear in the background there, it will be first time they will perform together at a cons inert 12 years. >> all right. >> tell me he is coming here, he has to

with the middle east in the middle east with chairman of the joint chiefs of staff general joseph dunn per, senior trump administration officials says kushner wants to see the situation in iraq for himself and shows the for the back. playing key role matters in the trump administration. >> traffic is moving along again on the atlantic city expressway, crews continue clean up job that closed part of the highway yesterday afternoon tanker truck overturned on the expressway, closing all eastbound lanes of the farley service plaza, the spill spilled at least 7,000 gallons every fuel. >> new jersey community is mourning a teenage boy who died while riding a atv with his friends. it happened saturday afternoon along west patty bo kerr road in southampton township. fourteen year old nicholas cunning man, and passenger, lost control of their atv and collided when another atv being driven by another teen. two of the teens injured in the collision, nicholas died at the scene, and none were wearing helmets. >> when found out i was with two other kids, we were heart broken. i just realized i will

showers are very light, scattered, 76 the high, later tonight we will clear it out easily here dropping dunno 47 and very quick check of that seven day easter weekend coming up here and it looks nice, overall just watch for a late day shower or thunder shower as cold front crosses through, meisha. >> thanks very much. >>> and very happy, wednesday to you, good morning. take a look we have an accident, at the schuylkill taillights moving in the westbound direction near king of prussia, two lanes are now block because of that accident , this is going to start to slow us down now as we approach the 6:00 p.m. hour you can see brake lights going off and everyone forced off to the far right. this will slow you down, but hey, by the way, eastbound side, we will start to get a gaper delay even on the eastbound side as well. schuylkill heading out there right now right around king of prussia give yourself extra time for sure, or wait until it clears, we will let you know when it does. either way it will get messy. i-95 south is heating up as well and we have this accident hamilton township new jersey

. >> reporter: mike dunn helped us find a handful of them.inutes because they swim right behind his house in crystal river. his charter boat takes out tourists. >> i really do care about them. they're a gentle creature. they remind me of the volkswagen in the '60s. the volkswagen was really ugly by people fell in love with them. manatee, same thing. >> boats gouge them and run over them. bigger boats cut them in half. last year they set a record sfloo we admitted 37 manatees. the majority of those were due to boat strikes. sometimes the injuries are quite catastrophic. >> in 1967 florida manatees were listed by the federal government as an endangered species. at this time roughly 600 were alive. since then their population has spiked to about 6,600. enough progress that last month they were reclassified as threatened. pat rowe should be celebrating the reclassification, right? he's not. he's also executive direct ore f the nonprofit save the manatee club. why is the reclassification likely to hurt than help? >> it can hurt if it's not sclien

(angela dunn)i certainly think she's a flight risk there's no doubt about it.f carr/li's attorney)everyone charge with a serious crime is a flight risk. the constitution for requires for reasonable bill and within the amounts that in the constitutional framework it's assumed that you may be a flight risk and the purpose of bail is to do as much as possible to ensure that you return.carr's attoreys says the li family isn't as wealthy as they've protrayed and much of the property was pledged by friends and business associates in the bay area.... li will be under house arrest as she awaits her trial..which is set to get underway in september.she was already wearing a gps ankle monitor when she walked out of jail....she also turned over her passport....and the passports of her two children. maureen kelly kron4 news (grant) the man killed in a shootout with police and sheriff's deputies tuesday afternoon in napa has been identified as stephen ferry. neighbors of the 65-year-old called police tuesday when he was apparently firing his gun toward them...into houses. of