garvin: eileen says electing an 11-year-old to a seat on the board could be seen as a marketing ploy, that is, if the 11-year-old were not like natthan. eileen: so he's already a proven fundraiser and then secondly, just talking to him, the ideas he had. there were so many. garvin: he is a young man whose big dreams have already earned him a seat at the big table with nothing but room to grow. garvin: moksh jawa got his first taste of computer science and coding in the seventh grade and he says he was hooked. he knew it had to be part of whatever he did with his life. he just didn't know how many others he'd be bringing along with him. garvin: washington high school in fremont has a lot to offer its students: loads of activities. and lots of caring teachers. it had everything, in fact, junior moksh jawa wanted in a school when he enrolled as a freshman. well, everything, it turned out except one thing. moksh: yeah, i was very, very excited to take the course. i was, like, "yes, this is the course i need to take." and i'd come to--i get to washington high school and i find out the cour

i also have a lot to say the same history with eileen hansen. met her during tom onley on those runoff, against willie brown back in 1999. i helped her with her campaign for supervisor in 2000 and she has been one of those persons that has been kind of like a conscience to me as i've been working at city call as a legislative aide and member of the board of supervisors. she was always around to provide a lot of real sage advice. to help me sort through a lot of difficult questions that often come up as a member of the board of supervisors. i just felt her concern and care was inexhaustible. she was always there. it's hard to imagine that she's not can have her presence here in san francisco because she was such an indelible part of our everyday thinking because she was in our heads as a mentor. so, it just really shocking and really hard to be at this point of saying goodbye.. i just want to thank and i'm very grateful for her, what she has done for the city in terms of her care for the community living with hiv and aids, back in the 80s and 90s

eileen whelan can answer that question for us.. good morning washington.een today: increasing clouds this morning. shower chances by mid-morning. winds: w 5 mph tonight: mostly cloudy with scattered showers. lows: 50-56 winds: ne 5 mph tuesday: mostly cloudy with scattered showers. highs: 65-70 winds: ne 5 mph manassas 109 breaking right now. investigating a fatal shooting near the campus of prince george's county community college. it happened in the 500 block of harry truman drive in largo. police responded to the area around ten o'clock last night after receiving reports of gunshots. police say one man was pronounced dead on the scene. police are asking anyone with information about what happened to contact investigators. meanwhile-- another story is developing right now in anne arundel county. police say this man, michael carroll wilson, is charged with killing his girlfriend, and attacking a woman who tried to step in and help. investigators say wilson attacked his charlotta barkley-- staurday night. and she died the next day. the second woman is expe

toss to eileen today: cloudy with scattered showers.ighs: 61-70 (warmer southwest) winds: ne 5 mph tonight: cloudy with a few showers. lows: 49-58 winds: ene 5 mph to calm wednesday: cloudy with scattered showers. highs: 65-70 winds: se 5 mph breaking a deadly attack at a train station in germany. police say several people were wounded in munich after a man went on a stabbing spree. one of the victims has died. just moments ago police revealed that the suspect, who is a german national, expressed "political motivations" for the attack. we continue to follow this story, and will bring you more updates as they come in. breaking overnight.. east capitol street is back open after a wild crash overnight. a car flipped over.. and hit a lightpole and a tree near 53rd stree northeast. one person was taken to the hospital with serious injuries. part of east capitol street was shutdown for about two hours early this morning. happening now-- police are warning the public about a group of sophisticated criminal thieves targeting cars in fairfax cou

eileen whelan has your sunday forecast.ou can see the camera shaking, west wing that eight miles per hour. 53 degrees. unseasonably cool today and the wind will be picking up. perimes, gusts at 35 miles hour. only reaching the low 60's today. it will be chilly tomorrow morning, tempe vo: for dominion, part of delivering affordable energy includes supporting those in our community who need help. our energyshare program does just that, assisting with bill pay and providing free, energy-saving upgrades. it's more than helping customers, it's helping neighbors. ♪ stand by me >>> and welcome back to "gma" on this sunday morning. trump is under fire, this time for not releasing his taxes. democratic front-runner hillary clinton suggesting he has something to hide in a new ad. this as critics are questioning that voice behind the so-called "trump tapes." >>> the police officer shot in the face while chasing an armed robbery suspect in new hampshire is now heading home. 27-year-old ryan hardy released from the hospital. after a mas

eileen ryan is uva medical institute at the law of psychology.she spent hours, interviewing murder defendant steven brile. she is charged in murdering the death -- mann. >> dr. ryan doesn't believe he should be held criminally responsible because he believed he was dog right in his mind. >> he was diabetes said with paranoid schizophrenia. that he was sicottic and thought -- psychotic and thought people were trying to kill him. she said he believed random statements from his roommates were secret messages. and secret messages were pouring out of his tumbler account. then the night before grace was killed, his mother told him to say 10 hail marys. so he texted back. so it's hail mary, full of grace? grace in all caps. that convinced grace was out to get him and that an organization was tasked to get him. he believed that grades had been poisoning him with put something in his peanut butter. brile took a text from katherine, the roommate, as a code that she was on his side and that he needed to take care of grace. when grace came home, ryan said br

also in this large crowd was first-time runner eileen. >> i have certain things on my bucket list and this is one of them. >> just under 50 minutes the first runner crossed the finish line. in the minutes and hours that followed we saw everyone else, including families that ran together like these sisters. >> great to know she would be at the finish line waiting for me. >> we met a lot of runners at the end of the race and a lot of them had inspirational, motivational story answer we will share them with you in 15 minutes. brandon hudson, nbc 10 news. >> we will see you then. >> all of the runners deserve a big congratulations, but in all races there's always a winner. a new york man was first to cross the finish line with an unofficial time of 48 clsh:43. crystal burnak finished 53:05. >> this is my fifth year running it. plain to continue to run it because the atmosphere is amazing. >> a man from glenn ridge new jersey won the race. >> good job. >> that is katie zachary getting a drive by, or run by hug from keith jones. he was part of a five-member nbc 10 team that raced in the run

eileen whelan will be an early tomorrow morning with a full eight. 30% chance of rain tomorrow. erin says get rid of it now. speaking of changes, the score between the thunder and golden state. we will have highlights of game seven of the western conference finals. plus they know murphy was doing work again today. -- daniel murphy was doing work again today. the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. erin: the national started their nine-game road trip well tonight. daniel a hot bat. this is not coming back. home run number eight of the season. game tied in the eighth inning. right,slaps this ball to ben revere will score, jayson werth comes in and slides in ahead of the tag. 4-3 nats win. to the lacrosse national title game, maryland-north carolina. the terps lost in the title game for the fourth time in the last six seasons, a tough weekend for maryland. they dug themselves into a 4-0 hole early, but they did come all the way back in the second. the terps had their first lead, 8-7. over time, the terps down a man because of a penalty. fires, scores th

sixty-five in gilbertville in eileen murray's house. brief shower came through an hour ago.es peeking out now. lets look at where the showers are on storm scan three. we can see eileen saw them in gilbertsville mainly off to the north but there are a few more back to the west moving in the harrisburg area at the moment. so a couple of sprinkles here and there this evening, not a big deal, mostly north and west of philadelphia, and you can see south and east over portions of south jersey and delaware, skies are generally clear at the moment. it looks like a nice have afternoon there. still a few sprinkles lower bucks county, northeast philadelphia, bensalem, levittown, upper makefield seeing a little bit of wet weather at the moment. as we zoom out you can see it is part of the boundary centered over the north east. the as it hangs out here overhead and today and tomorrow a couple stray sprinkles here and there then we will get high pressure to build in briefly, as we head into our friday, that will bring us some sunshine but our next seeds are zone off to the south, moisture

toss to eileen today: mostly sunny. breezy and unseasonably cool.4-68 winds: w 5-15 mph tonight: mostly cloudy. not as cold. lows: 46-53 winds: sw 5 mph tuesday: cloudy and cool. periods of rain. highs: 57-60 winds: e 5 mph it's deadline day for metro.. for metro.. the transit agency, needs to act on four safety mandates from federal regulators by today. first... training to make sure employees prioritize safety over convenience... second... mitigating fire and smoke risk by carrying out daily infrared testing and daily inspections. third... improving emergency planning and preparedness...and conducting training drills with staff. and lastly...metro must conduct a safety stand-down. this all comes as metro is set to begin it's safe-track maintenance overhaul in just over two weeks. we'll have a look at what that plan will mean for your commute, coming up in the next thirty minutes. a chaotic end to traffic stop in hampton,virginia. a chaotic end to traffic stop in hampton,virginia. now one man is charged with opening fire on a police officer. it hap

delran, allen, also 49 degrees, upper four's in philadelphia, eileen up in gilbertsville up at 47 degrees. a lot of rainfall over the past 24 hours, a lot of locations, over an inch check out past 24 hours for lynn's house, 1.19 inches every rainfall. so far today, four hundreds of an inch in delran, so at least doing better as far as the heavy rain. that does come to end. also, cherry hill, jenny jensen picking up over inch and a quarter over the past 24 hours, inch and a half up in gilbertsville, but eileen says over 3 inches of rain for the total event so far since this rain has started. search for nice sunrise, and i think we got one, we take you down to the shore right now, not the best one but the best we've seen the past few days, camera lens, little bit fog think with recent rain, but you can see some brightening skies, as we are looking east from margate, from the beach patrol headquarters. so, depend where you are this morning, could you see few breaks in the clouds, still a lot of locations, dealing with some showers through the spin in the satellite imagery, upper low of the s

toss to eileen today: mostly sunny and seasonable. clouds increase late.72-77 winds: se 5 mph tonight: mostly cloudy. rain by daybreak. highs: 53-57 winds: ne 5-10 mph saturday: rain, heavy at times. cool and breezy. highs: 56-60 winds: ne 5-15 mph right now-- the search intensifies for a missing egypt-air flight. aviation experts are focused on the plane swerved and then plunged into the sea. right now- the focus of the investigation is on possible terrorism. but checks of the passenger manifest have not resulted in hits on terror watch lists. 66 people were on board when the plane that had been flying form paris to cairo. we'll have much more on this story coming up-- including what u-s officials think may have brought down the plane. breaking overnight. for the second time in two days-- emergency responders are called to a house in northeast. this time for a fire. firefighters were called to the 43-hundred block of douglas street just after 12-thirty this morning. it took almost 2 hours to put out the fire on the first and second floors of the home. no

but neither the woman in charge of ihss, eileen carol, nor her spokesperson would answer questions on camera. california state assembly is planning to hold hearings on this issue late their month. >> if you have a tip for stephen or anyone in the investigative community, give them a call at 1-888-996-tips. >>> let's turn things over to jeff ranieri. we have a big weekend coming up, with the bay to breakers. >> fog expected to roll on in. and for tomorrow morning. also, that fog making a return by this weekend. colder temperatures for everyone. we look at the morning forecast for tomorrow. you can see the clouds, rolling across the bay area. 53 in san francisco. and areas of isolated drizzle to start. coldest temperature in the north bay at 49. and 56 for the south bay. as we look at your microclimate forecast for thursday, numbers go down a few degrees. it will be the fourth-consecutive day of the fog at the coastline. it will impact the temperatures. overall, it will be beautiful in san jose. 78 and 80 in cupertino. cold in pacifica, 62. palo alto, 76. for san francisco, take your ja

eileen cofounder of glass breakers in silicon valley had this to say. >> as a millennial we expect feminism at work. we expect the equality and expect to be judged by our intelligence, hustling, our creativity and ability to collaborate not by what we are wearing. >> she said men and woman need to use their best assets to get ahead. >> you are not succeed by being like the next person. >> she is surprised it got so much attention and she will continue to hike up her skirt because her best asset are her legs. >> on this may 5, cinco de mayo event is going on right new in san francisco, and it is a mattive one with a through local schoolchildren. we are at st. mary's cathedral. this is a very creative celebration. >> right. it involves a huge play which is a big moment for performers, a 4th grade performer said they have been practices on saturdays from 12-4:00. she said they have been working their tails off and they hope the students who are in the audience know they are special. >> it may look like a professional play you would catch in down san francisco but this performants has a history

eileen was at the barnard elementary school she run into a young man named joshua who said he could doin ten seconds. take it. >> i'm joshua. today the weather is nice, hot and very sunny. but it will not be raining. [laughter] doug: got it right. steve will have thanks, joshua. maureen: i see the future. ♪ they go ooh ooh. ♪ hey! ♪ they go oh-ooh-ooooh. ♪ sitting, watching, waiting, wishing. ♪ ♪ i tell you one thing, you never knew it. ♪ ♪ at the back of the bus ♪ there is so much to give, so dream big. ♪ ♪ yeah. ♪ and when they screaming get out, get out. ♪ ♪ll i wanna hear is t down, get down. ♪ ♪ yeah. ♪ and when they screaming get out, get out. ♪ ♪ll i wanna hear is t down, get down. ♪ ♪ get down, get down. >>> tonight, the bill cosby bombshell. the judge says the first criminal trial will now move forward. the accuser says he told her to drink wine and take herbal medication before the alleged assault. his defense attorney shout

toss to eileen today: cloudy. a few showers. highs: 59-62 winds: ne 5-10 mph tonight: cloudy.y shower possible. lows: 47-52 winds: n 5 mph to calm thursday: mostly cloudy. some clearing late. highs: 67-71 winds: sw to w 5 mph colesville -- 395 construction breaking news in the race for the while many people were sleeping overnight-- the associated press finally declared a winner in the kentucky democratic primary. hillary clinton beat out vermont senator bernie sanders, to take the race. the two were seperated by less than half of a percentage point. meanwhile-- senator sanders has won the oregon democratic primary. delegates are awarded proportionally. and clinton is expected to end up with roughly the same delegate lead over sanders that she had before. meanwhile on the republican side-- presumptive nominee donald republican side-- presumptive nominee donald trump is adding more delegates this morning. trump has been declared the winner of the oregon republican primary. the victory - mostly icing on the cake for trump, since his last two opponents, john kasich and ted cruz,

toss to eileen today: showers possible through early afternoon.ernoon and evening! warm & breezy. highs: 72-76 winds: sw to nw 10-15 g 25 mph tonight: mainly clear and cool. lows: 50-56 winds: sw 5 mph to calm saturday: early morning sun. increasing clouds with afternoon gusty showers. clearing by the evening. highs: 65-73 winds: sw to nw 10-15 g 25 breaking overnight... the white house taking action on transgender bathroom access. the obama administration will issue a directive on the matter later this morning. the "dear colleague letter" will tell e transgender students to use bathrooms that match their gender identity. while not legally binding, schools that don't comply could be sued. the controversy started when north carolina passed a law requiring everyone to use bathrooms based on their gender at birth. developing right now-- police in virginia are now trying to track down the driver involved in a fatal hit and run last night. investigators say a 33 year old man stumbled into the road near shiplett boulevard in burke. police say one car sw

toss to eileen today: cloudy, cool, and rainy.inds: nne 5-10 mph tonight: mostly cloudy with scattered showers. lows: 46-50 winds: nw 5 mph saturday: mostly cloudy and warmer. isolated showers. highs: 67-73 winds: nw to sw 5-10 mph breaking overnight. alexandria, not far from landmark mall. officers responded to the 61-hundred block of lincolnia road just before 10-pm. once they got there-- police say they found a man suffering from stab wounds. he later died at a nearby hospital. police have not released any details about a suspect or a possible motive. covering metro-- emergency repairs shut down two stations after more incidents with the third rail. take a look at this video. this happened during the morning rush hour yesterday-- crews say an arcing problem with an insulator sent sparks flying into the air. federal center southwest and capitol south stations were both closed for emergency repairs. crews have been working all night trying to get the stations ready for riders this morning. we'll have much more on this story.. com

toss to eileen today: cloudy. isolated showers/drizzle early. some afternoon clearing.-72 winds: nw 5 mph tonight: mainly clear and comfortably cool. lows: 46-55 winds: light friday: mostly sunny. high clouds increasing towards the late afternoon. highs: 69-75 winds: se 5 mph breaking right now-- egyptian officials confirm that an egyptair flight from paris to cairo-- has crashed mediterranean sea . details are still coming in right now but here is what we know. the egyptair flight 804 was lost from radar at 2:45 a.m. local time. it was flying at 37-thousand feet. an egyptian aviation official says the military has received a signal from the plane that is believed to be an emergency beacon. however-- the tower reportedly did not receive any kind of distress signal from the cockpit, before it disappeared off of radar. 66 passengers and crew members were onboard that plane. right now there is now word on what may have caused it to crash, but a search for debris is underway. and just a few minutes ago-- the french prime minister offered to send planes, and boats to assist

toss to eileen tuesday brought with it the first 80 degree day for the month of may. of the same today with slightly warmer conditions as highs reach the mid 80s across the d.c. area under mostly sunny skies. tonight will be clear and mild with lows mainly in the 60s. thursday will feature an uptick in the humidity levels as dew points move into the 60s. skies should be partly cloudy through much of the day with highs again in the mid 80s. a few afternoon storms will be possible, especially closer to the mountains. 395 seminary -- 495 new hampshire breaking overnight. accident in germantown maryland sends a man to the hospital. crews arrived to the scene just after 2 this morning at shakespeare boulevard and frederick road. the bike's rider was found unconscious and taken to the hospital where he is now listed in stable condition. no other vehicles were involved in the crash. following a recent spike in crime.. metro says it will change the way it communicates with riders. metro did not notify the public of a rape that happened on a red line train until after it was f

he said it's all about the toss to eileen today: partly cloudy. hot and more humid.d afternoon/evening storms possible. highs: 85-90 winds: s 5-10 mph tonight: partly cloudy. isolated t-shower possible. lows: 64-68 winds: s 5 mph friday: partly sunny. hot and humid. a few pm thunderstorms. highs: 86-90 winds: s 5-10 mph connecticut ave -- 395 south of seminary breaking overnight in the police are trying to figure out who is responsible for a violent attack on the 25-hundred block of 18th street. officers responded to the area just after 11 o-clock last night, and found a man suffering from a gunshot wound. he was rushed to a nearby hospital with non-life- threatening injuries. new this morning.. presidential candidate hillary clinton is responding to a new federal report on her email usage as secretary of state. an inspector general's report found hillary clinton violated state department email rules. questions about clinton's use of a private server have dogged her presidential campaign. late last night-- she brushed off the controversy . the report also found that

toss to eileen today: cloudy and cool. spotty showers.hs: 56-60 winds: ne 5 mph tonight: rain likely. patchy fog. lows: 48-52 winds: nnw 5-10 mph friday: overcast with rain. highs: 57-60 winds: nnw 5-10 mph 410 410 overnight. while many people were sleeping.. a section of wisconsin avenue in northwest was shut down after a man climbed to the top of the scaffolding around the national cathedral. police shut down the street for more than three hours as they negotiated with the man. he eventually gave himself up. just a few minutes ago-- that street reopened. this morning.. police are looking for the person responsible for a fatal shooting in prince william county. it happened just before 11-pm wednesday on darbydale avenue in dale city. when police arrived - they found out the victim had been taken to a nearby shopping center. he later died. the victim - an adult male - has not been identified and no one is in custody. a maryland woman finally speaking out-- months after she is shot while trying to pick up her son from a metro station. iris

toss to eileen today: mostly sunny. warm. highs: 78-83 winds: nw 5-10 mph tonight: mainly clear.inds: light wednesday: mostly sunny. warmer. highs: 84-87 winds: sw 5-10 mph 395 @ duke -- 495 @ new hampshire new this morning.. a road in poolesville, maryland remains closed after car collides into a light pole. right now river road near partnership road remains blocked off. according to pepco 36 customers are experiencing power outages as a result of the crash. the driver was not injured. breaking overnight. a man is shot multiple times in northeast. gun fire erupted just after 11 last night in the 16-hundred block of isherwood street. d-c police say the victim was tkane to an area hospital suffering from multiple gunshot wounds. right now, no word on his condition. the shooter remains on the loose. developing this morning. a woman is sexually assaulted on metro train in broad day light. investigators say last month a woman in her 30's was alseep on a red line train and this man...39-year-old john hicks. hicks is accused of raping her at knife point. police were able to track him d

toss to eileen today: am fog. mostly cloudy and warmer. some peeks of sun late.ighs: 70-75 winds: sse 5 mph tonight: cloudy with a chance of rain. patchy fog. lows: 58-62 winds: se 5 to calm friday: morning clouds/showers. clearing by mid-afternoon. highs: 70-76 winds: w 5-10 mph turning to vote 20-16.. campaign is coming to the district today. presumptive republican nominee donald trump will be on capitol hill this morning. he is scheduled to sit down with top leaders in the republican party as he tries to consolidate support for his presidential campaign. house speaker paul ryan, who recently said he was not prepared to endorse trump yet, will be in attendance. the meeting is scheduled for 9-am. today.. the trial begins for the second of six baltimore police officers accused in the death of freddie gray. edward nero waived his right to a jury trial this week-- opting instead for the judge to decide his fate. gray died last april-- after sustaining a neck injury while in police custody - sparking riots in baltimore and protests nationwide. nero is charged with s

pier 39 restaurant general manager eileen says in north beach affordability is a myth. >> a lot of the folks that work out here would love to live out here but they can't afford it. >> reporter: she commutes every day from san jose. along the panhandle, this airline pilot says reasonable would be $2,000 a month for a one bedroom. and he's all for increasing the density and taller buildings. >> because of the prices. people that don't make as much money have to move out of the city. >> reporter: i know we had a little break on that part of the statement. but i wanted you to hear it in part because this airline pilot, for united express, is going to be taking a job in chicago. in part, because he can live there cheaper than he can live here. reporting from the mission district, mark matthews. >> we hear that over and over again. thank you, mark. >>> governor brown wants to tackle california's housing shortage by change the rules. he announced friday he wants to streamline the approval process for city housing developments. projects eligible to skip detailed reviews must make at least 20%

i'm eileen boken and supporting the tearival merchants. i believe the issues on mission street are hands writing on the wall for tearival. when concerned were expressed to supervisor tang her response is the mta can do whatever it wants. really? is the mta a long to itself. let's put supersizer tangs to the test. fis dle year 1516, the mta budget is 1 billion 21 million 454 thousand. of that overall budget 272,000,000 is general fund money, taxpayer money, our money. as the board of supervisors has the power of the purse over general fund money lets put it to the test. there is a pending ordinance seeking to appropriate 3.5 to general fund to mta. the file number is 160254. i would urge all the merchants and their associations to contact the board of supervisors budget and finance subcommittee, insist supervisor farrell, tang and yee keep the funds on reserve and don't release them because the mta in my opinion is out of control. thank you. >> thank you, next presenter, please. >> my name is bob [inaudible] i'm here for the greater gary me

. >> and then the last thing i want to point out for your information my maybe eileen, speak to is onef tt admin cod more complex and you know cpmc. >> let's not talk about that now (laughter). >> you know we're you know pushing it out there and using more delivery methods and traditionally methods. >> thank you. >> other comments on this item? >> public comment? >> yeah. my name is silvia johnson. on this issue i will put emergency response and disadvantage control and management assisted with the areas what major procedures do in for you know mainly terrorists emergency and more border history and sensitive works in management and other process pours poufr /* /- power controls and murphy tax for safety for our children and that more processes as we proclaim we'll know how building in the infrastructure and if different areas that we can have all maps in public and sickness and this is really serious matter and thanks for - >> thank you in favor of approving item 2012. >> opposed? that motion carries. >> next speaker, please. >> approve the terms and conditions between bayview plaza a

toss to eileen today: cloudy and cool with periods of rain.56-69 winds: light tonight: cloudy. a few showers. lows: 47-51 winds: light wednesday: mostly cloudy. isolated showers. skies brightening late afternoon/early evening. highs: 63-70 winds: nw 5 mph 495 @ richie marlboro -- 395 @ duke breaking this morning. and killed by a train in burke, virginia. it happened last night around 9:30 near burke lake road and burke road. the 18-year-old was taken to the hospital where she later died from her injuries. inveigators believe this was an accident. and there is no word on what type of train struck her. a deadly start to the week in the district leaves the city searching for answers. mayor bowswers separate shootings in the span of four hours..2 of them deadly. later this morning, we will speak with police chief cathy lanier about how police are responding to this spike in violent crime. right now.. police are looking for a man caught recording a student inside the bathroom at the university of maryland. it happened monday in mckeldin library. a

toss to eileen today: am fog/drizzle. mostly cloudy. scattered showers possible.e 5 mph tonight: cloudy. a few showers or drizzle. lows: 56-60 winds: e 5 to calm thursday: mostly cloudy and warmer. winds: se 5 mph this morning.. the ride is over for caps fans. after battling back from a 3-nothing deficit, the capitals come up short in overtime in pittsburgh last night. the penguins eliminate the caps, 4-3. we'll have more on the game, and reaction from the team later this morning. three brothers-- now indicted for actions surrounding a gun now indicted for actions surrounding a gun fight that lead to the death of a police officer. michael, malik and elijah ford are all charged in the death of detective jacai colson. michael ford -- accused of opening fire at a prince george's county police station - as his brothers watched. jacai colson was mistakenly shot to death by a fellow officer in the response that followed. michael ford now faces 55 counts- including second degree murder. his younger brothers also face a list of charges including attempted murder. they cou

eileen scanlon says that's not the only thing they learned about their house. >> the boat was the foundationoming down and being supported by this boat. >> archaeologists have not determined the exact age of the boat and the scanlons are reaching out to local museums and universities to try and learn as much as they can. >>> it is time to fire up the grills out there. holiday weekend save to say a lot of hotdogs will be eaten. a popular choice at cook out. >> you got that right. "eyewitness news" viewers john john want to know why do they sell eight or 12 hotdog buns in a bag when franks typically come 10 per pack? good question. nicole brewer finds out why the numbers just don't add up. >> ♪ >> you guys have big plans for memorial day weekend? >> are you planning to cook out before you fire up the grill you got to get the basic. >> ribs, chicken, hotdogs. >> and you can't forget the buns. so why are there eight or 12 in a bag when hotdogs typically come 10 per pack? >> some big shot over at the weiner company got together with big shot at the bun company and decided to rip off the american

gilbertsville, good for chilly forecast, 37 from eileen, we have got couple of low 40's around some of more urbanized communities, delran, at 41, 34 comes in from john in perkasie, so you get the idea the bottom line here it is chilly outside. there are couple of spots to the far northwest suburbs you have frost advisories, freeze warnings, but only storm scan empty, gout that going, nice bright sunshine today all it be chilly dayment next disturbance there is will be moving across the mid-atlantic by tomorrow. that, my arrow looks funny, but you get the idea, bringing in the next round of rain, somewhat off and on in nature tomorrow. soap, first pitch does look good here. for the phillies, marlins are in town, we've got sunshine for you, 06 degrees, mostly sunny, cool, breezy day. we are looking forward in the eyewitness weather seven day, mid 60s continue for both monday and tuesday, watching for some showers though off and on again tomorrow. by wednesday, still showers, lingering in the morning. then we should break for some sun, right now you have got a double dose of gorgeous weat

toss to eileen today: am patchy fog. mostly cloudy with scattered showers.60-66 winds: ne 5 mph tonight: cloudy with a few showers. patchy fog. lows: 48-52 winds: ne 5 mph to calm thursday: cloudy with showers. isolated thunderstorms possible. highs: 58-62 winds: nne 5-15 mph turning to the a sweeping win in the indiana republican primary pushes donald trump closer to securing the party's nomination. and pushes another candidate out of the race. trump rolled to a dominant win in tuesday's primary, beating senator ted cruz by more than 10-percentage points. following the stunning loss, senator cruz told supporters that he was ending his campaign-- giving trump a clear path to the nomination. despite the defeat, senator cruz vowed to keep fighting for his supporters. it is unclear if presumptive republican nominee donald trump. meanwhile-- ohio governor john kasich is vowing to stay in the race until someone clinches the nomination. on the democratic side-- senator bernie sanders pulled off a slight upset in a much closer race. the vermont senator is vowing to

toss to eileen today: cloudy with scattered showers.nds: nne 5 mph tonight: cloudy and cool. a few showers. patchy fog. lows: 49-55 winds: ne 5 to calm wednesday: mostly cloudy with a few showers. highs: 65-70 winds: e 5 mph happening now in virginia. a legal battle is governor's executive order, allowing thousands of convicted felons to vote this november. republicans have called the governor's action a political ploy designed to help his friend and democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton win votes in november. the order affects more than 200-thousand people. governor mcauliffe has said people who have served their time should be given a second chance. back for more. former wrestler hulk hogan is suing the website "gawker" again. this time he's going after "gawker" for conversation where hogan used a racial slur. the actual recording led the world wrestling entertainment to fire hogan and remove him from its hall of fame. earlier this year, he won a 140-million dollar settlment for invasion of privacy. well if you have to get

eileen scanlon says that's not the only thing they learned about their house. >> the boat was the foundatione edges of the those walls were actually coming down and being supported by this boat. >> archaeologists have not determined the exact age of the boat and the scanlons are reaching out to local museums and universities to try and learn as much as they can. >>> it is time to fire up the grills out there. holiday weekend save to say a lot of hotdogs will be eaten. a popular choice at cook out. >> you got that right. "eyewitness news" viewers john john want to know why do they sell eight or 12 hotdog buns in a bag when franks typically come 10 per pack? good question. nicole brewer finds out why the numbers just don't add up. >> ♪ >> you guys have big plans for memorial day weekend? >> are you planning to cook out before you fire up the grill you got to get the basic. >> ribs, chicken, hotdogs. >> and you can't forget the buns. so why are there eight or 12 in a bag when hotdogs typically come 10 per pack? >> some big shot over at the weiner company got together with big shot at the bun co

i'm eileen boken and supporting the tearival merchants. i believe the issues on mission street are hands writing on the wall for tearival. when concerned were expressed to supervisor tang her response is the mta can do whatever it wants. really? is the mta a long to itself. let's put supersizer tangs to the test. fis dle year 1516, the mta budget is 1 billion 21 million 454 thousand. of that overall budget 272,000,000 is general fund money, taxpayer money, our money. as the board of supervisors has the power of the purse over general fund money lets put it to the test. there is a pending ordinance seeking to appropriate 3.5 to general fund to mta. the file number is 160254. i would urge all the merchants and their associations to contact the board of supervisors budget and finance subcommittee, insist supervisor farrell, tang and yee keep the funds on reserve and don't release them because the mta in my opinion is out of control. thank you. >> thank you, next presenter, please. >> my name is bob [inaudible] i'm here for the greater gary me

eileen says that's not the only thing they learned about their house either. >> the boat was the foundation. the edges of those walls were actually coming down and being supported by this boat. >> archeologists have not determined the he can act age of the boat but the family is reaping out to local museums and university because they want to learn more. >> coming up after the break, another check on weather and traffic. >> katie has the memorial day forecast when we come back. stay with us. parts a and b and want more coverage, guess what? you could apply for a medicare supplement insurance plan whenever you want. no enrollment window. no waiting to apply. that means now may be a great time to shop for an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. medicare doesn't cover everything. and like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, these help cover some of what medicare doesn't pay. so don't wait. call now to request your free decision guide. it could help you find the aarp medicare supplement plan that works for you. these types of

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just over inch and a half here in perkasie, as did eileen, inch and a half even. 1 inch even in delran from dall end. looking at least couple of hundred or tent after inch here, some spots, half inch from lynn in cherry hill, speaking of lynn she did have comment here if we can go on into her observation very quickly, 55 degrees coming in from her. she is still seeing the rainout there. actually said that thunder woke her up last night. thankfully at this point we have seen the worse of any thunderstorms wind down. no lightning being reported on doppler. however, storm scan, still obviously has a lot green on it, so, still going to see the rounds every rain rolling through, and even if it has take answer break from falling from the sky, at this point, you're still going to be dealing with the damp roads for sure. moving drive obviously impacted areas of steady rain by this afternoon, we should dry out. it is a break in the action, but not a total dry out. another rounds of showers moves in, one awesome thing about weather pattern like this you don't have to deal with the terrible polle

> thank you. >> we do too. >> congratulations and brent thank you very much for all your help and eileennd thanks for coming and was he moved on this you know there is plenty of clarity and stuff like that and going introduce the process. >> one more point for the public i want to say this is a confidential process. >> yes. >> that there will be outreach to the community the names that come forward will be confidential and that confidentiality will be maintained, of course. >> yes. >> okay. >> thank you very much. >> thank you items the consent calendar an approval the memorandum of understanding between the port commission and the human services agency for use of a portion of pier 80 with the shelter for homeless adults for 2015-2016 item 10 request approval the memorandum of understanding in the transportation agency for the plans and assistance during the predevelopment for the pier 70, 28 acre street and the parcel. >> so moved. >> second. >> second. >> public comment i have one card corinne woods please speaking on 10 b. >> i don't have any other cards if you want to speak up after

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yesterday eileen clark hernandez celebrated her 90th birthday and i wanted to take this opportunity to honor her and recognize her work as a local and national activist. miss hernandez was born in brooklyn in 1926 and excelled in school and attended howard university. she was drawn into politics. in 1951, she took an organizational job with the west coast divisional job to begin a life-long battle against discrimination in all its forms. she became the first woman to be appointed to the united states equal employment opportunity commission in 1964. then in 1966, she cofounded the national organization for women, the largest grassroots organization in the country that focuses on advocatin advocating for women's lights, lgbt rights and racial justice. years later she became the organization's second priz and led the women's strike for equality on august 26th, 1970. here in san francisco she founded and became president of the consulting firm hernandez and consultants where she led, facilitated and concerned for ending racism. after the fourth women's dmorches beijing in 1995, miss hernan

meteorologist eileen visited the elementary school in she talked about the water cycle. few weather experiments. they have a cloud chamber. to simulate the motion of the tornado. running the kid cam was kayman mcneill. we had a weather question from darian wiggins. >> i have studied this. doug: the audio is fuzzy there. she said she studied canada and mexico. wanting to know example of the extreme weather. canada experiences heat and cold to tornadoes, blizzard and wildfires. eastern province of canada even are affected sometimes by hurricanes and tropical storms. much like severe thunderstorms, sadly severe flooding and also tornadoes will strike mexico at times as well. we are right in the middle where we will get a taste of every weather condition. we love to talk to kids. good video they shot. alison: good stuff. we love it. thank you. leon: we had a shooting star. how about a rising star? erin: a good transition. this is a hotbed for the track and field athletes. few are better than the lyles brother. this week's rising star scott abraham takes us to alexandria. >>

this morning the meteorologist eileen took a trip to barnard elementary school in northwest washingtonwhile there she showed the kids a special video we did behind the scenes. how we put the weather together. how we get on tv. how to make the weather graphics. conducted a few interesting science experiments for them. use the kids as problems. the kids love to get involved in that. then they got to go outside and soak up sunshine. check out the storm chaser. first-hand. what a great day to be outside. running the abc7 kidnap was stanley. we also have a weather question from [inaudible] doug: how do you use math in your job? good question. well, we actually more often than anything else use basic math every single day. advanced math goes in the computer models we use on a daily basis. a lot of it involves calculus and stuff over my head. we like to tell the kids, this is the way it works. if you have any interest in getting atmospheric science the more weather and the science and the high math classes you can take the better in school because it will help you in this. a lot of the calcul

services on multiple occasions, both by telephone and e-mail but neither the woman in charge of ihss, eileen carol, nor her spokesperson, would answer questions on camera. california's state assembly is planning to hold hearings on these very issues later this month. >> so the obvious solution is to put it online but then the older lady who said she was not capable of signing something couldn't do it online either. >> but then you have to have oversight and that's where -- it's between you and me and if you have unconscious and i give you a time sheet and you're signing something -- there needs to be more oversight. >> a supervisor. >> yes. and half a million mistakes a year, that's a lot of people not getting paid or waiting on paychecks. >> and a lot of these in-home caregivers are related. when do you punch in as mom and as occupational therapist? >> there's a fine line, as we showed in the piece, the red line. the fact of the matter is, some of these rules were promulgated back in the 1970s and nothing has changed. >> there should be a solution. >> exactly. >> stephen stock, thank you. >

services on multiple occasions, both by telephone and e-mail, but neither the woman in charge of ihss, eileenuld answer our questions on camera. california's state assembly is planning to hold hearings on these very issues later this month. >> it's hard to comprehend when we have a state that is so high tech and yet we're using a system that is so unbelievably low tech. >> it is crazy. you could have an app for this. but right now they're not paying, and they're not town that technology. >> it comes down to money. >> that's exactly right. it's money to get the computers to do this. >> if you have a tip, give us a call, or can you send us an e-mail directly to the unit at nbcbayarea.com. >>> an ammo box saved the life of a soon to be cal grad. we'll show you how he's using that ammo box to help other veterans back at home. >>> and thinking of the long lines at the airport, some actions by law makers to speed things up. from gun shop -- to pot shop. ==vo== published reports say the owner of the former "high bridge arms" in san francisco -- will reopen as a medical >>> from gun shop to pot shop.

she is not eileen. >> certainly. republican dell minte joins us. >> this is not your first time running against the incumbent. >> this is my second time around and loving it. >> what are you doing this time around differently? >> i'm talking a lot more about my being an environmentalist. that's one thing. and i'm interested in talking more about economics. she has a lot of problems with en -- we have a lot of problems with entitlement but the real solution does not come down to what people are talking about. this comes down to the fact that the federal reserve has so much influence in our economy and power that i think the get raul resear of should be nationalized and phased out. that's the real problem. instead of dealing with the symptoms, we should deal with the actual disease and that's the private nature of the federal reserve. it can't be audited and, yet, they are way too powerful. >> dale, in that first election, you tapped into something because you won 25% of the votes. what did you tap to, into you think?

is our chinatown foot beat officer and officer anthony our video retrieval and assert and sergeant eileen all investigators out here today and am oh, ryan jones the power point person thank you to him he's the power point person but the most valuable guys can put. >> beautiful power point together who am i missing from central round of applause for the central station and last week to thank have a seat and acknowledge any family that is a family event my wife julia and nicholas graduating from high school and greg. >> (clapping.) >> you know, i have to say i couldn't do this without them the 70 hour workweeks and, speak for all the district captains because we have great families that support us this is another example supporting us and i'm grateful for coming out tonight we - you'll meet many members of the community and on the police advisory board please stand up very nice richard and gasping from chinatown and the financial and karen flood the executive director of business improvement and me chief executive officer from north point and fisherman's wharf that is the executive director