it's why elle started a crowd funding campaign. one shot at giving the seniors a send-off the graduate deserves no matter where he or she lives. >> i got to have that. >> elle's campaign, raise enough money, a deposit put on a function room at an oakland hotel. they say there is still the matter of food. decorations and music. ingredients for a night to remember thanks to a teacher who cares. >> it matters to me because it matters to them. i love these kids. i'm a teacher because i care so deeply about these students. >> it is so moving. >> who wouldn't love to have a teefer like that? >> impressive. >> spenting time in elle's classroom. a real connection between the students and teacher there. real bond. very clear he cares about, elle cares about the students and wants them to have a great time. >> fantastic. well done. >> very nice. jeff ranieri. as we head toward the weekend. did i say jeff ranieri? >> rob mayeda. talk about that event jeff is hosting outside tonight. 67 in san jose. breezy around the bay area. 68, dublin. san

. >> "elle's" co this month is being row mated as rare wide ranging interview with the queen bee. if you want to do an interview with beyonce, you just have to remember she runs the world. our fashion correspondent joe zee was once creative director for "elle" magazine, and it's a big deal. >> that cover could have been no love, a year, year and a half in the making. >> she has been on more "elle" covers than any other celebrity. obviously there was a lot going things to talk about. i'm a star >> how is bee making happen without asking for permission? one of the things that may happen is choosing an a relatively unknown reporter who reportedly last worked for the magazine two years ago in a spread got engagement rings. but her dad is a hedge fund manager. >> it's actually put a friend or someone with a personal relationship in front of her, you're going to get a dialogue and an interview and a intimate discussion that you will not get with a strang. and i think ultimately that's a win-win for both "elle" and beyonce. >> for ivey park, you really want to see those hose are. for her

>> she has been on mmre "elle" covers than any other celebrity.iously there was a lot going on at this time, so she had many things to talk about. i'm a star ♪ >> how is bee ma things happen us a relatively unknown reporter who reportedly last worked for the magazine two years ago in a spread about engagement rings but her dad is hedge fund manager. >> it's actually put a friend or someone with a personal relationship in front of her, you're going to get dialogue and an interview and a discussion that you will not get with stranger. and i think ultimately that's a win-win f both "elle" and beyonce. we really want to see what those -- "elle" magazine has the -- >> beyonce also broke the news today that she's nominated for the best in social media award. >> i would love to see that combination. beyonce on car poolkaraoke? >> jay-z popping up in the back seat as a backup? >> she's a combination not so many people wanted to see. the oc's misha barton and dancing. we were tracking all the stars last night our first stop hollywood, and backstage at danc

. >>> and then there's this elle magazine cover and the wide-ranging interview with the queen bey. that beehive started buzzing. >> but just like everything else in her life, if you want to interview beyonce, remember, she loves the world. >> having a flash dance moment with the cover story she orchestrated. how big a deal is it? our fashion correspondent joe see was once creative director for elle magazine, and just so you know, it's a big deal. >> that cover could have been no more or less a year and a half making. >> she trusts us, and obviously, there was a lot going on at this time, so it was, you know, the launch of her brand, ivy park. she had many things to talk about. >> power is making things happen. one of the things bey made interview, a relatively unknown reporter who started two years ago on a spread about engagement rings. beyonce and jay-z attended a wedding last year. >> to put a friend or someone with a personal relationship in front of her, you're going to get a dialog and an interview and an intimate discussion that you will not get with a stranger, and i think

from jersey city, new jersey, please welcome elle rose. [cheers and applause] >> hi! >> hey, elle.oing? >> hi! i'm so happy to be here. [applause] hi.

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jean elle is live with more on how the community is reacting. pretty scary for parents. >> reporter: parents say they are stunned that a coyote showed up at school and relieved the principal is now telling kids what to do if they spot a coyote. the question now though is, what to do about it? >> i saw the coyote run across here. wow. >> reporter: several parents, including annie woo spotted a coyote at commodore elementary this morning. >> my girls here, and i have a little girl nearby. so i think kind of scary. >> it's a little scary. >> reporter: a neighbor took this picture of a coyote sunday morning. animal care and control says coyote activity is on the rise in neighborhoods around the school. in march, a coyote killed this dog. and the principal is teaching the community about coyotes. >> for the children, i wanted them not to think this is a dog. >> step back, go inside your house or inside somewhere. and tell an adult. >> reporter: the kids are listening, but some are scared. >> i was kind of scared. i'm glad that i wasn't near it. >> re

nbc bay area's jean elle is live in san francisco where supporters are excited to see him. seems like the president took time to say hello to a few people. >> reporter: he did, becky. he told supporters that democrats must win in november because the republican party is just not functional. the president, in his hotel for the night, security is tight. it has been, as he has been making the rounds, raisy money. president obama leaves the fund-raiser in pacific heights at the home of gordon and ann getty. price of admission $43,400 per couple, the event raised $3 million for the democratic congressional campaign committee. >> and it's made our holiday actually. i'm very excited. >> reporter: the president's motorcade arrived around 6:00, driving right past the innes family from britain. >> amazing experience. >> the most exciting. >> reporter: wowed by the president and fascinated by the current presidential campaign. >> we've talked to a lot of people in the u.s., actually. we're only here for a couple of weeks. we've asked people what they think about trump and it's really

jean elle, nbc bay area news. >> or is it?ight a completely different experience at that convention when john kasich took center stage. but trump's impact could still be felt. nbc bay area's chuck coppola continues our coverage from burlinga burlingame. chuck. >> reporter: first things first. first of all, john kasich is running a distant third. that may take out a measure of intensity about how people feel about him. but consider this. when donald trump spoke, this street was blocked by protesters and donald trum hp to sneak in the back way. tonight the gop convention is still going on with no protests and this street wide open to traffic. >> because america works from the bottom up. >> reporter: tonight a low-key midwestern governor john kasich swung the stylistic pendulum the other direction from the flash of front-runner donald trump. >> dot republicans actually think they can win an election by scaring every hispanic in this country to death, scaring them to the point where they're afraid their families are going to be to

cheek, i show that one of the paper dolls that she made for us was based on this german actress named elle key sommer, elke. anyway, she was very blond, very due tonic in her -- few tonic in her type, and she was one of those paper dolls that we made this massive wardrobe. we didn't have tv, so we either read or we drew, you know, my sister and i. prick schools in alabama -- public schools in alabama were completely segregated all through my elementary school years. and so even though, i don't know, you could make consider me white or not, it doesn't really matter to me, but by default we were white. so i went to the school with the white kids. and then so it was then right around 1966 where i first had just a couple of black classmates, and then a few years later, it was actually in 1969 when i was in the eighth grade that we became completely desegregated. in fact, they closed the cool that was where the black kids -- the school that was where the black kids had been going. so all of them came to the school where the white kids had been. so we were fully desegregated at that point. and i

it blew off of a resoik elling yard in sun valley. fire became a michael jackson emergency with 100 firefighters battling the spon ster flames. plumes of smoke could be seen blowing above the yard the cause is still under investigation. >>> bored teenagers facing fell lee charges for taking them on a joy ride. it cost 53,000 in damages after whipping up trailers in southern indiana. the trailers home to family businesses. they were competing to see who could cause more destruction. since they have juveniles their parents could be held responsible. >>> are you ready for the next iphone? they reveal add new design that could be coming soon. we are here with what you can expect. >>> if you want to upgrade you might want to wait until next year. apple iphone 8 will be all glass better for wireless charging and reception. air passenger plane landed for the first time in eight years. the international flights to ryan follows the nuclear deal of world powers this year. amazon is et willing subscribers pay for prime which offers preskriping a

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a past they believe includes killing a young mother of four. >> that was jean elle reporting. the el paso county sheriff's office, near colorado springs, says that woo was active on tinder. spokesperson says they do not believe there are additional victims but would like to talk to anyone who has e-mails or texted or met with mr. woo. >>> suspects arrested in a sex trafficking bust in contra costa county will be in court. james joseph jr. and this woman are expected to be arraigned today. investigators say the pair ran a sex trafficking ring in san ramon and danville. they were arrested last august with a third suspect. several young women were allegedly victimized. >>> the coroner's office considering bringing an anthropolts to identify human remains found at lawrence berkeley lab. the office has not been able to identify a sex or age. investigators do not believe the remains belong to a native-american. >>> we are learning that it will be at least six weeks before we learn how a popular high school football player died. friends and family of andre and waiting for toxicologis

jean elle, nbc bay area news. >> one of the suspects is 18 years old.the alameda district attorney confesses to being part of the robbery team. he's being charged with 18 counts of armed robbery. >>> federal prosecutors say fbi agents have arrested two northern california men in connection with the theft of high-end wine. you may remember the case on christmas day 2014, thieves stole hundreds of thousands of dollars from french laundry. one of the suspects is from mountain view and the suspects were caught and the wine bottles were actually recovered just last year unopened in north carolina. >> the concerns are there. the layers of risks are there. >> reporter: risk associated with the bright lights at two sports stadiums. i'm steven stock. coming up, we investigate new e-mails from the faa that calls your safety into question. >>> back out to our chopper over burlingame where the california republican convention is being held, donald trump is supposed to be taking the stage and apparently he can't get to the venue because of protesters are blocking bo

know streams were kept clean up by 100 kids who cleaned the streams so you could enjoy the water as ,ellhe side and also have gainful employment. it was this stuff that we kind of call "hard stuff." ♪ but the first lady's attention was not limited to washington alone. to salute the accomplishments of theirns in communities, ms. johnson crisscrossed the nation, giving speeches, dedicating parks and , opening recreation , inspiring further progress, seeing and hearing firsthand the contagious affect her endeavors were having across the land. ♪ after the many dedication ceremonies she attended for others, mrs. johnson returned to washington -- to washington to dedicate one of her favorite projects. ms. johnson: columbia island is a gift of nature and man. i am so pleased that this piece of land challenged this committee, and we have concentrated much of our efforts in preparing it as a magnificent day way to the capitol. -- a magnificent gateway to the capital. having been there when the flowers were planted, having watched almost everyone of those trees go into the ground, and envisioned h

meanwhile the family is looking for a vacant lot in pacifica to save their newly remod elled home. >>ndheading into tonight we're see cloudy and cool conditions by tomorrow. a few scattered showers by your morning hours. and after midnight we'll see more rain move in. it is going to linger into your friday morning commute. plus we'll be dry and cool by the weekend. but our temperatures 61 degrees in san francisco and concord at 60 degrees as well. >>> our radar shows the approaching system. it's going to continue to push on shore. this shows tomorrow morning a few scattered showers but it won't be until 11:00, midnight, 1:00 a.m. we see a good line of showers move in. so if you're close to san francisco you'll see that light rain moving through. another band will push through during the lunch hour. and we could see a few wet spots during the afternoon commute. >>> the weekend starts to clear things up. and we have a beach hazard alert for all day thursday. rip currents and beach erosion is a big possibility. so be careful around the water. highs around the region for tomorrow in the l

. >> reporter: and on the may cover of "elle" magazine. let's get physical >> reporter: it's not a new concept. celebrities have been getting physical since the '80s. from jane fonda's original workout -- >> nice big stretch.

. >> and jean elle is live. >> the attorney says the text messages the police department uncovered are racist, but he said his client received them, he didn't send them. he saidis chient should have done more to stop them. >> he knew the officer who was involved and knew that the officer was married to an african-american woman, who had african-american children and because of that, he sort of felt assured that he was not dealing with someone who was racist. >> kelly brass is representing one of the four san francisco police officers involved in a racist, homophobic text message scandal. he said his client is not racist but should have done more to stop the offensive communications. >> he responded to one of the texts by saying you have to stop doing this. he said if i didn't know who you were married to, i would think you were a racist. with you that is not the same thing as going through an official protocol of discipline. the discovery came in the midst of another high-profile racist text scandal involving 14 san francisco officers. the chief says in the li case, he immediately susp

south africa's ell's had a meltdown. he later described saying quote it wouldn't matter if i putted he took a nine on the hole yet finished at one hoar over. and jordan spieth finished the day with six under with a two shot lead over danny lee and shane lowry. >>> the nba now and golden state's quest for most wins in the regular season. steph curry's 27 points led the warriors to their 70th win of the season. they must win their final three games to set the new record. >>> then across town to this zing r. >> high drive left field. it is out of here. >> the giants hunter pence hit that grand slam in the 8th to finish off the dodgers 12-6 in their home opener. and princeton university has fired its men's lacrosse coach he's coached the team the last seven seize asons and led them to three ivy league championships. >>> and a late edition to the "gilmore girls" revival. ls" revival. you can help prevent blindness in undernourished children all over the world. when you get your vitamins at walgreens, you help give life-changi

we really expect them to perform ell. but they're in a difficult situation today. but if you ask me, i'd say you have to be prepared for everything, especially now that they have reconsidered their position on meldonium. and they are looking. they will have some clinical trials. and, of course, we will insist that their decisions should be air. the ministry of sports works with some international lawyers. and they're looking into all the evidence of this problem. >> let's talk something else, something that concerns everyone, and that's housing and utilities. people complain that they have to spend a significant share of heir earnings on utilities, on utility bills. we are getting a lot of inquiries about that on the social network, especially these levies on capital repairs, apartment buildings, which people see as extortion. there's also this question on ocial networks that used to be explained the growing utility price, used to be explained by growing oil prices, but now oil prices are going down. how come we have to pay more and more? in the soviet union, utili

. >> we're going to >ell you she'll have a lot more time to work on her anger management issues. >> hello ham sandwiches. find out what inspired a club musician to open up a deli his brother in brooklyn. >> hello samantha. >> we have a cool night coming up, and a picture perfect seasonal temperatures highses in the low 60s. antwan. >> all right err coming up after the news, the best of lisa evers street soldiers a special episode of our favorite moment we're calling in a mix tape all of this right after t thank you for dining with us. hope to see you again soon. whoa, whoa, i got this. just gotta get the check. almost there. i can't reach it. if you have alligator arms, you avoid picking up the check. what? it's what you do. i got this. thanks, dennis! if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. growwwlph. it's what you do. >> a florida neurologist who become a u youtube star after attacking an u ber driver earlier this year is out of a job. doctor has been fired from miami hospital she was placed on administrative leave after a video of her drunkenl

. >> reporter: and on the may cover of "elle" magazine. ♪ let's get physical >> reporter: it's not aave been getting physical since the '80s. from jane fonda's original workout -- >> nice big stretch. >> reporter: to the markey mark workout with "golden girl" fitness love from the young at heart routine. >> i feel lousy! >> reporter: these hollywood stars keeping you looking flawless for decades. ♪ ♪ i woke up like this flawless >> reporter: with ivy park queen bey's certain to have fans in love once again. ♪ so pretty in love >> thanks for watching. tune into gma tomorrow. and as always, we're online 24/7 on our "nightline" facebook page. and at abcnews.com. good night, america.

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our infrastructure is going to .ell we build schools in the middle east. they get blown up, we rebuild them. they get blown up again and again at 10. want to build a school in pencil alien. -- in pennsylvania. we have noent says money. right? no good. no good. we spent over $4 trillion in the middle east. shape now than we were 15 years ago. and when obama got out, instead of doing it in a certain way of leaving some troops behind and protecting a little bit of whatever. he took everybody out. ent announced the date team is leaving. and now you have a mess. take the oil. i have been saying for years, keep the oil. keep the oil. don't let them have the oil. i did not want to go into the first place. but i said, if you are going to go out, take the oil. because if you don't take the oil, i ran is going to get the oil and isis is going to get the oil. so who has the oil? i ran, isis, and a rack. iran, isis,t for -- and iraq. three or four years, and then saddam hussein would hit someone. they moved 10 feet. 10 feet. what did we do? we went in and destroyed, d

. >> reporter: and on the may cover of "elle" magazine. ♪ let's get physical >> reporter: it's not arities have been getting physical since the '80s. from jane fonda's original workout -- >> nice big stretch. >> reporter: to the markey mark workout with "golden girl" fitness love from the young at heart routine. >> i feel lousy! >> reporter: these hollywood stars keeping you looking flawless for decades. ♪ ♪ i woke up like this flawless >> reporter: with ivy park

jean elle is in berkeley this evening. as you know, president clinton usually very charismatic. how was he tonight and what was his message? >> reporter: well, raj, bill clinton wowed a crowd. this wasn't a political event but talk did briefly turn to politics. >> my father, our 42nd president, president bill clinton to the stage. >> thousands of students at u.c. berkeley welcomed bill clinton to the global initiative university, aiming to improve the world. >> since 2014 we provided mentorship and training for 15 young women. >> reporter: the event focused on innovation and collaboration, but senator dianne feinstein's husband reminded the crowd clinton is also trying to campaign things here at home by campaigning for his wife, democratic candidate hillary clinton. >> it's not supposed to be political but he's helping his wife get an important job. >> clinton also addressed the anti-muslim tomorrow of the campaign. and applauding a muslim woman for raising her voice. >> one day finally the muslim world will be treated in a way the way they want to be treated, as individuals wit

jean elle is live at the taint hall where the commission voted tonight. what did they decide? >> they approved the permit but the owners of the san francisco armory have some work to do before ne can welcome 4,000 people inside for a concert, people had in the mission who live near the old military structure say having a neighbor producing pornography is one thing but having a concert venue is another. they must submit a new security plan and noise levels must be controlled. the owner of the armory said he's committed to not disturbing his neighbors. >> this is a venue that had a lot of neighborhood complaints and really hasn't become part of the culture. >> it was the madison square garden of the west. this is to bring it back to the former glory and will secure the future of the building. >> reporter: the commission voted to cite the owner of the armory for holding an unpermitted event there. he expects to start hosting concerts by december. commissioners will be monitoring that venue and neighborhood complaints. in the meantime, opponents can still appeal this decision by s

jean elle has details. >> reporter: seven people in the bay area ended up in the hospital after theyk those fake pills. >> the u.s. is in the middle of an open yoid epidemic. >> prescription drug abuse is soaring. now the cdc is issuing a warning to people in the bay area about dangerous counterfeit pills. >> it's important, because again this is a huge public health threat. >> between march 25th and april 5th, 7 people ended up in emergency rooms in four bay area counties. they all took pills they didn't get from a doctor. they looked like a painkiller called norco, but they were fake. >> we found the presence of phen tennell which is that potentially lethal open yoid. >> it's 1,000 times stronger than morphine. all seven bay area patients that took the pills survived but required hospitalization. emergency room doctors are now on the lookout for overdose symptoms. >> sleepiness, nausea, vomiting, and a decrease in respiratory rates. >> outreach workers are handing out warning flyers in san francisco. this public health threat reaches beyond the street. >> someone may have had surge

=boxes= nbc bay area's jean elle is in san leandro w/ this latest twist. jean? =jess/vo= a south bay high school teacher arrested for trying to entice this south bay high school teacher arrested for trying to entice kids into giving him sexually explocit photos . and investigators say he was doing it by posing as a girl. =boxes= nbc bay area's ian cull is live at gilroy high where the teacher worked . ian, what did the students there think of the guy =raj/vo= now to our weather. now to our weather. tonight -- calm. but most of the day -- a little wild. did you get hit by the hail? a rare scene in fairfield. =vo= another unusual sight... in napa county. a funnel cloud forming over lake berryessa. =cu= chief meteorologist jeff ranieri is w/ us... jeff -- another dramatic change on the way. what's the timeline? =raj/anim= you can get your own personalized forecast on our personalized forecast on our free nbc bay area app. it's a great tool -- for your iphone and android. =jess/boxes= a lot of cheering in the bay area tonight. perhaps the loadest cheers came from a

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i'll it elle i don't you that.hey just got back to the team hotel a little while ago, two, two and a half hours ae a s ago. there were 3,000 people at the pregame party next door to the stadium, plenty more were at the game itself. it shows you the dedication of all those people who flew out to houston to watch this final four. the team hotel, busy this morning after that close win. i was there in the crowd watching those final seconds. this one brought out even more excitement than saturday night's game against oklahoma. this one much closer, much more of a nail biter. the villanova crowd was intense and even some of the players couldn't believe what was happening. >> i saw the shot went in and i saw my teammates running to chris. everything was happening in slow motion for me. i didn't know what to do. >> and talk about a nail biter, at halftime, a lot of people expected north carolina to pull off the win but nova nation in the stadium kept that momentum going. there were lines of people waiting to buy championsh

. >>> elle magazine is offering a rare interview with beyonce. ♪ >> the singer says the message of herhe says she is against police brutality. some police groups have called for boycotts of beyonce's shows. >>> still ahead, starbucks goes grande. we will show you what you find in starbucks' biggest store in the world set to open right here in new york city. to survive, he had to remain fearless. he would hunt with them. and expand their territory. he'd form a bond with a wolf named accalia... ...become den mother and nurse their young. james left in search of his next adventure. how far will you take the all-new rav4 hybrid? toyota. let's go places. what aremaking a cake!ht now? ayla reminds me of like a master chef and emiana reminds me of like a monster chef. uh oh. i don't see cake, i just see mess. it's like awful. it feels like i am not actually cleaning it up what's that make mommy do? (doorbell) what's that? swiffer wetjet. so much stuff coming up. this is amazing woah. wow. now i feel more like making a mess is part of growing up. stop cleaning. start swiffering. flea bites can

jean elle is in the mission district for us this evening. jean, two versions of the story. what are the protesters demanding? >> the protesters are demanding change. they came here to the scene of the shooting tonight, leaving a few candles and painting the ground red. they say they are demanding change and that the shooting didn't have to happen. an angry crowd marches through the mission, gathering where police shot and killed a homeless man they say had a knife. >> enough of them killing our people! enough of rogue cops. >> reporter: it followed a coalition meeting where dozens called for annd to police shootings. this happened on shotwell near 19th just before 10:00 this morning. the public health department said a homeless outreach teen encountered a homeless man acting erratically with a knife. officers on the radio said they fired bean bag rounds at the man and then fire guns when he lunched at them. >> the suspect did not go down. he charged at officers with a knife in his hand. >> reporter: but people who saw the incident unfold tell a different story. they say the

. >> reporter: and on the may cover of "elle" magazine. ♪ let's get physical >> reporter: it's not arities have been getting physical since the '80s. from jane fonda's original workout -- >> nice big stretch. >> reporter: to the markey mark workout with "golden girl" fitness love from the young at heart routine. >> i feel lousy! >> reporter: these hollywood stars keeping you looking flawless for decades. ♪ ♪ i woke up like this flawless >> reporter: w bey's certain to have fans in love once again. ♪ so pretty in love >> thanks for watching. tune into gma tomorrow. and as always, we're online 24/7 on our "nightline" facebook page. and at abcnews.com. good night, america. ( doorbell rings ) marie, door! marie: i'm in the kitchen. put your pants on and get it yourself! i got pants on. ( doorbell rings ) i'm comin' already! marco. is this a bad time? no, no, no. for you, i zip. hey, come on in. it's, uh, good to see you. nice seeing you. maybe sometime we play bocce, like in italy. yeah, great. so, how do you like livin' in america? how's the resturant business? ah, it's not like home. e

[crowdboroing] in ell, let me just say response to secretary clinton, i don't believe that she is qualified if she is -- [crowd cheering] if she is through her superpac, taking tens of millions of dollars in special interest funds. gwen: sanders backed down a little bit later in the week saying it was clinton who started it. sound familiar. clinton suggested that sanders in promising to break up big banks has been short on details. >> don't make promises you can't keep. you know what you want to achieve and bring everybody together to get the results and that's what i'm going to do in new york, across the country and if i'm fortunate, president. he said he wasn't going to attack clinton but something changed. jeanne: it's not just the culture of new york, but we have been in places like south carolina that has tough politics and didn't degenerate there to this. it is because bernie sanders has to win in new york and has to win big and hillary clinton if she can win it, can put him in her rear veef view mirror. gwen: even though he was born in new york, he is not. jeanne: that's true and ahe

. >> we've had some cold air fun elling in from canada. >> reporter: wbz meteorologist pamela gardner. >> i have to ask you it is april, we had a mild wiptd, it is spring, why is this happening now. >> it seems mother nature is playing a joke on us. the jet stream is digging a little farther to the south but it looks like in the long-range forecast models we'll see that polar jet lift to the north and maybe by mid we can back to more spring like temps. >> reporter: strong winds caused damage in new jersey where windows shattered and pieces of a fence went flying. trees toppled and an empty beach house was blown over in new york. wind there gusted up to 60 miles per hour. in february a crane collapsed and these types of conditions killing a person in lower manhattan. >> we're pitting new >> reporter: new safety measures are being tested today with crane inspectors out in the field. from the midwest to the northeast, more than 300,000 people woke up without power. and according to flightaware.com, passengers flying too newark, new jersey, were delayed more than two hours due to wind. an

. >> ell rnc rnc >> reporter: two dogs from the area were dropped off yesterday. >> animals are dropped by misguided people. >> reporter: katrina admits rescuing dogs is timely and costly. but she won't give up. >> you just drive down the road and hear dogs on the side of the road crying. or injured. i can't drive past them. >> reporter: katrina has set up a gofundme page. it's on our web page. of course if you're having trouble taking care of your dog, take it to a shelter and they'll help you out. >> good information, thank you pete. >>> the arrival of the zika virus in the u.s. has health professional scrambling to be ready for the summer mosquito season. this is the mosquito species blamed for spreading the virus. the urgent concern is for pregnant women due to evidence that zika can lead to birth defects. today scientists from across the country met at the centers for disease control in atlanta. they're considering appointing zika coordinators for every state and how best to educate the public. >> use mosquito repellent. be safe in pregnancy. wear long sleeves, long pants, mosquito

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