this is the biggest elm in america after world war ii, dutch elm shows up in the 1930s and works its way to the west coast in california. there was a lot of planting went to what people were saying. you notice the severity of things, wires and utility poles, cracks in the hot pavement no longer bathed in shadows. this was unlike the american chestnut, in the southeast and chestnuts were not street trees. it was the ultimate street tree and loads of them in the parks too so their loss was significant and it happened in many places even as the cities themselves are having trouble meaning gathering everyone into the suburbs, cities didn't have the financing that they needed and so as you lost these trees and as the reason for trees that historic reason for trees had kind of disappeared, meaning you now had air conditioning and modern medicine, so what was it that you were going to say to city managers at a time of great financial stringency, why should they plant trees? there is this nice circle of life, which is 100 years after the 1 cincinnati for street conference, there is another o

which european nationality can be combined with words like "oven," "treat", "apple pie," and "elm diseaseliar phrases? >> well, i have cooked in a dutch oven, i've eaten some dutch apple pie, and i've probably see a tree or two with dutch elm disease, so i'm gonna go d, dutch. final answer. >> you're gonna go to $2,000. [cheers and applause] 2 grand in the bank. now a look at your $3,000 question. after a recent equipment controversy dubbed "broomgate," npr jokingly noted that what winter olympic event was in store for "sweeping changes"? >> i am pretty sure that the only one of those winter olympic events that involves a broom is curling. so i'm gonna go b, curling. final answer. >> i'm obsessed with this during the olympics. that's right. curling. [cheers and applause] [making swishing sounds] $3,000. next step: $5,000, it's also the first threshold you can get to. here it is. to honor fictional hometown hero steve rogers, in 2016 fans could visit a 13-foot statue of who in brooklyn's prospect park? >> now, i-i have to tell you, chris, i am a huge comic book fan. >> okay. >> in fact, i

day the exclusion so what will -- the solution will come from the israel ask and this ban authority elm united states is there to support the process. thank you very much. thank you. >> support -- >>> which president's were americas greatest lead erred. we asked 19 presidentan historians to rate our 43-points in ten areas of leadership. top billing this year went to the president who preserved the union, abraham lincoln. he has held the top spot for all three surveys. three other top vote-getters continue to hold their positions. george washington, franklin roosevelt and tee her to roosevelt. dwight eisenhower who was in the oval office from 1953 to 1961, mace his first appearance in the top five this year. now, rounding out the top ten choices. harry truman, thomas jefferson, john f. kennedy and ronald reagan. lyndon johnson, jumps up one spot this year to return to the top ten. but pity pennsylvania's james buchanan. he is ranked dead last in all three c-span surveys. and there's bad news for andrew jackson as well. our seventh president found his overall rating dropping this year fro

at maple and west elm street. marked it with graphic. it is affecting traffic in the area.s. still remains passable. just allow extra time traveling in and out of that area. watching the schuylkill expressway. seeing the travel speeds diminish. 13-18 minutes. traveling from blue route to vine. >>> 6:41. new look is coming to septa buses. >> up next, sneak peak. >>> plus this, finally have a message for president trump. >> caitlyn jenner gives president trump an earful about his change impacting the transit agen -- transgender community. looking to get personal information. catch harry hairston's report before you apply for one more job. >>> here's a clip of twitter post trending on social media. >>> from one republican to another, this is a disaster. and you can still fix it. you made a promise to protect the lgbt q community. call me. >>> new this morning, in philadelphia philadelphia court officials are banning cell phone use to curb witness intimidation. visitors will have to turn off cell phone and keep it in lockable pouch provided by the sheriff's office. ban does not

just soaring. >> i was at the elm wood zoo with the kids and they have an exhibit when you walk in theald eagles when you walk if. it's remarkable. absolutely breathtaking and today the weather is just as nice as we look at the action cam in center city and sky 6 hd here you see the fog burned off quickly here during the mid to late morning hours and the sun is this control moving the temperature to 72 degrees and winds 8 miles per hour. and cape may, it is much colder there. you can see the wind whipping off the water there. creating some white caps. 51 that is it. if you stroll the boardwalk or promenade. and it is much warmer in the poconos than the shore. they had record highs, that brilliant blue sky in camelback and spring skiing but detrimental to the end of the ski season. 63 there with the winds from the west-southwest at 12 miles per hour. and more records to fall here possibly tomorrow and more warmth for the weekend and a big change into sunday with the seven-day forecast. >> thank you adam. >>> it is said to be the most comprehensive collection devoted to the water color a

we have an accident at maple street west elm street.ne spot we're seeing slowing, i-95 southbound from woodhaven to the vine, looking at a 22 minute ride. here's a live look i-95 southbound traffic looking heavy at bridge street i'm not seeing an accident here, i was checking on the waze app someone reporting one, one southbound past the tacony-palmyra. we're seeing slowing in the camera. unseasonable mild once again, a record high of 75 this afternoon, tam. >> new this morning, an unattended car was an ease target for northeasts in illinois. surveillance video shows a white car pull up to another vehicle at a gas station on monday night. you see the man get out of the white car and jumped into the black car and take off. seconds later you see the man running across the gas station after his stolen car. >>> details are being released in the kim jong nam murder mystery, the half brother of north korea's leader was killed with a ban chemical weapon they found traces of nerve agent on his eyes and face. one of the two female suspects in th

we always see elms and movies. -- films and movies. i can't believe i'm going to see it for real. their torturous journey to the u.s. it is a scary question, but who or what we'll do your job in the future. outsourcing is a hot button issue in the u.s. and in the industrialized world. more companies are turning to .obots to remain competitive we have exclusive access to one british firm who says it has no choice. reporter: in a warehouse, a complex operation is assembling custom orders from 50,000 potential items. it requires plenty of people, but in the online supermarket is to make money for something that shoppers used to do themselves, it must be more automated. there is a robotics lab in the corner. this robot arm is designed to pick up fruit without damaging it. it is one of their creations, though is years away from being put to work. the warehouse in andover, future is here. swarms of robots move across a grid collecting groceries. it is a huge investment, but firm says there is no alternative. >> if the u.k. is to remain competitive, there is no option but to invest in au

i said, i do, but the list i have is sorely inaccurate elm said i have a list. said what list?s up this envelope and he reaches in and pulls out this old tattered sepia stained wrinkled newspaper and it's from 1948, the mexican consulate had sent his family this newspaper as evidence of their family member's death. and that family kept it for over 60 years, that newspaper. and he gave that newspaper to me and it's the only surviving newspaper. researched for six years trying find other copies and haven't found any. that's the only one. one of the things i knew about this story was that i didn't want this story -- i didn't feel like i needed to imbue if witness n kind of political agenda, overtly, because the story was such a human story. and the story itself was a metaphor, already had metaphor, imbued with metaphor, one vehicle, transporting 28 mexican people, four caucasian, the pilot, world war ii hero, the copilot a world war ii hero. wouldn't want by the other pilot flying that plane. that is the pilot you want flying with you. he had crash-landed that same plane before du

believe seeds are, cypress, elm. junepre and we hid 61 today at reagan national airport. it is going to be a mild night, and we do stay dry. however, we could be looking at some patchy fog early tomorrow morning. visibility not a problem right now in the metro. but head over to annapolis, they are below two miles. we have a little give extra time or the rush out commute. tonight, lows 44-52. maybe a stray shower west of d.c. tomorrow. not expecting it to amount to a locality. here is our futurecast as we move through the day tomorrow. looking at sun shy. i-81 corridor, woodstock, those are the areas likely to see the showers tomorrow afternoon. across montgomery county and into fairfax. once again, very light and not expecting much around the immediate metro. daytime highs, feast your eyes on this. we are talking lower 70's with a good deal of sun. then the warm wealth sticks around for friday. highs then will be in the middle 70's. then we are watching a strong cold front that arrives here late afternoon or early evening on saturday. likely to trigger showers, a few thun

tree pollen starting to creep up and ash and elm and juniper and pine. this morning colder than usual. small pocket of 30s around san mateo and san francisco and half moon bay. more frost inland than this morning. watch the green. see it is right along the coast and in the north bay this afternoon hours. during the afternoon hours. and then the sun sets and we lose energy over land but not over the ocean water which is warmer than the air and that is the instability needed to keep the showers going. but we wake up tomorrow and they are out over the ocean and falling away. look at this rainfall potential. there really isn't any. but if a stray shower hits you, and if you didn't tell you it was possible, you would be mad at me so making sure you knew. and the forecast for tahoe. oh, my goodness, look at that sunshine. easy commuting up there. a chance of some showers on sunday and that is the same time we have a chance of rain. but until then in the 50s again tomorrow. low 60s on wednesday and back to average, low to mid-60s, the warmest days on thursday a

tree pollen is going to be high again today, ash, elm, juniper, and pine, joey's our allergy whisperern't know how you would say it but he's not sneezing yet so maybe you won't. on the road today, mass transit and on the water, all going to be good. >>> yeah, the decent weather here this morning is translating to a pretty decent commute. here's a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. still looks like a coupleedf those cash booths opened up but we are looking fine. metering lights should come on at about 5:30 this morning. mass transit off to a great start. ace 1 scheduled to head out on trains in service, no issues report there had and same thing, bta, normal service today and we haven't gotten any trouble spots reported. we do have one new minor issue if you're doing the altamont pass commute this morning. i'll talk about that at 5:00. >>> the driver of this car is lucky to be alive after driving through the crossing gates and getting hit by a speeding train. watch this security video. yikes. this is one -- this captured the incident that happened on friday. the car crosses the trac

. >> reporter: a full auditorium at elm hurst prepped in oakland on sunday morning. >> we really want to resist what's going on with trump's policies, trying to get more open town hall forums, will we get to meet with the representatives? >> reporter: the event was called an empty chair town hall with senator dianne feinstein. empty chair because the senator wasn't attending. the group behind it was the local chapter of indivisible, sprung up in recent weeks hosting town hall meetings with members of congress across the country. some of those meetings are rowdy and vocal. white house officials have down played events like this calling outspoken town hall participants professional protesters. >> were any of you paid to be here? >> no. >> reporter: the indivisible organization and its chapters across the country have drawn comparisons to the tea party movement philosophically different, but similar in their strategy to pressure members of congress to resist a sitting president's agenda. >> the tables have turned and it is our turn to be loud and to show up at places like these to let pe

she and her husband, four kids, two dogs three puppies and a cat live on north and elm just feet from the creek on masse well that crusted at 2:00 a.m. and poured into her neighborhood. she watched her neighbor evacuate. >> we could see the water was up to their knees. they had bags on their back. and later to williams. >> reporter: sherry's family decided to ride it out. >> there was three feet of water surrounding the perimeter of my home. two feet of water in my garage and water coming up through the vents in the bottom of my floor. >> reporter: they watched the water riding and marked it on this flowerpot. >> the water line when the water came. and then this is the second and this is the third. so the water leveled out at this depth. >> reporter: just inches from the front door when they saw the water receding, they realized they were safe. they were lucky. the same can't be said for others. floodwaters poured onto i-5. track was raised in -- traffic was reduced to one lane in each direction during between maxwell and williams. a 10-mile stretch. now, farther north heavy rain floo

families is another area of significant bipartisan achievement over the course of the last three years elm the budget i propose to you will expand the success we have had connecting veterans with jobs through our v-3 program. i am proposing a two-year pilot to assist veteran entrepreneurs who want to start companies. we can also direct or social service agencies to better coordinate with military authorities in the case of family abuse and neglect of military children. these initiatives with strengthen our commonwealth's position as the best place on earth for veterans and military families to call their home. [applause] last year we worked together on a historic bipartisan package to keep guns out of the hands of domestic abusers and people who could not pass background checks. want to thank todd gilbert for the great work in assisting thus. let's give todd a great round of applause. [cheers and applause] there goes his career. [laughter] i'm only teasing. come on. the legs legislation we passed include the fer meaningle restrictions in a generation and showed the rest of the world that c

it was all caught on camera, the gunman walked into clays restaurant on elm wood avenue and one man acted as a lookout and the other walked up to the employee and instead of handing over cash the worker lunged at the gunman and startled him and when he stumbled to the back he walked away without getting any money. if you recognize either gunman you are asked to can't police. >>> the family narrowly escaped injury when a minivan slammed into their home. investigators say that the 26-year-old driver suffered some kind of medical emergency and lost control and the vehicle went across the lawn and into the home. luckily the homeowners were in a different part of the home when it happened. the driver and child in the vehicle were taken to the hospital to be checked out. >>> a high school cafeteria worker accused of selling drugs to students is going to trial. authorities say that 31-year-old robert lumpkin was caught on video going to the bathroom with students for short periods of time and then walking out and was stopped by police for failing to use a turn signal and found marijuana in his c

the trolley but that sought of the and grace assembly of god in burlington a set of downed wires at elm wood road.lets grab the ipad and do th commuter report ornthis snowy thursday wor d close to skippack pike. thanks to members of our team for the alert on that. we'll check it again in the next half hour. still ahead on "action news" at 4:00. the show will go on a famed daredevil defends the family's act after a dangerous accident. and alleged ethics violat we'll explain why one of president adviser is at the center of w controy. did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow everything. comcast business offers blazing fast and reliable internet that's 10 times faster than slow internet from the phone company. say hello to internet speeds up to 150 mbps. and add phone and tv for only $34.90 more a month. call t comcast business. built for business. >>> here in our area the snow turned out to be a nuisance but that is not the case to the north xg road crews in boston could not keep u snow and city and state leaders are

well, that case, is exceptional and there is some tragic elms —— elements, to that case, perhaps we cant about maternity tourism is it is very common, for example last year, at st george's hospital it was reported 1800 foreign ladies who had delivered babies there will be and in retrospect 870 of those approximately were ineligible for nhs care. what would you do in those cases, because those people, you are probably not going to be able to recoup a large amount. you can chase them. you won't get very much. what is the practical thing, you ask them to show their passport. the point about passports, it is just to do with non—urgent care, for elective cases. it is very little you can do for maternity cases because the government is determined that anything to do with maternity is immediately necessary, and therefore they have to be treated. they are charged as you say, but, we know that only 16% of invoices that are issued are honoured. right. helen, why is it so difficult to just charge people at least the none elective, the non—emergency, the elective care. what is wrong with that? we d

. >> but, yeah, i'm a fan of really -- nightmare on elm street, just the classics. >> jimmy: is youryou want to do again? >> i loved it. it has -- on the best days, it's like being the captain of a pirate ship, jimmy. kind of like what you have here. you've got some swarthy crewmen who could all kick your ass. >> jimmy: right. sucking on limes. >> for the rickets or whatever. >> jimmy: scurvy. >> and it feels as if there's a sense of adventure, but it's so hard. jimmy, i love that it's so hard. i'd literally be skyping my wife chelsea every night and just talking to her about -- tears would just simultaneously, i was like nick from "the bachelor." >> jimmy: really? >> i could not talk to her without double tears just dropping. i don't know what i'm doing! >> jimmy: do you watch "the bachelor"? >> yes. and i know you're a "bachelor" fan, which is why i said that. >> jimmy: and there's a black bachelorette. >> that's right. >> jimmy: i introduced her. >> i feel like this season of "the bachelor," this whole movie of mine is about a black guy going into an environment where there's a bu

elm if you are in the cash lanes. unless are you in the carpool lanes.little less. no major problems there. we a the lot slow traffic in the east bay with the white arrow. we have slow traffic on 680 and as we -- see if i can pull back here and look at the drive again to the valley. it is a little have you on 101, 280 and 85. the drive is beginning to wake up on 85 northbound. 280 northbound and 101. 6:49. let's bring steven. >>> cloudy skies, in fact fog being reported parts of the east bay. concord, livermore. every reporting station in the 6:00 a.m -- say cloudy. kevin here and engineering trying to gift us a nice shot. you see that cloud cover. thank you kevin. rain still a way away. marcus henderson said good morning sir. the next storm system, a pinch or a punch? the first one a glancing blow and then a pinch and then the last one sunned and monday and that will be a punch. the one in tonight will have a little bit of going for it. because we have a wind advisory. we get a break for most of saturday. the stronger system looks to be on sunday night

if you're sneezing and wheezing, let me tell you, tree possibly is high, and elm, boyer and maple shippingfor mold. but if themait's tree pollen was bothering you get ready with the anti hit means because it will stay high all week.h there isal the possibility of ap little bit ofos drizzle overnigt in a few spots, but not widespread.wide we'll start with clouds tomorros and then we'll have breaks of sun tomorrow afternoon and aft that's why we're going to get up into the 60s, about 10-degrees-g warmer than today, but even warmer thursday and friday. that's when temperatures areerat going to sore into the 730s andd saturday we pay hit 730, but0, we're also going to be tracking the possibility of some strong storms around because the strong front is that coming will likely drop 20-degrees on sunday. a little rain shower activity tonight. you can see a little bit of spotty moisture here and there out to the west. certainly a the look of clouds, the moisture is going to be hit or moist.st because we're moisturing up overnight, can't rule out a quick shower or a spot of drizzle. the much better

little bit of pollen out there, we haven't seen much blooming but you may have been noticing we have elmr, the two main things out there that could be bothering you. we're looking at a higher level on thursday and friday. it's going to drop again saturday. that comes with some rain in the forecast. we'll show you that in just a second but overall if you have been wondering, that's what's been going on. cloudy temperatures near 60 degrees this afternoon, but we do have some rain in the forecast as we go through the rest of this week. not every day, but closer to the weekend it's there. here's a look at the cloud cover now. no rain with these clouds today but it will be a cloudy and still unseasonably warm day today. few showers like i mentioned in the forecast before the week gets over and a better chance later on. let's take a look at thatth good morning. >> yes, indeed. a lot of clouds today but no need for the umbrellas on your tuesday. tomorrow, a precautionary tale of a little rain chance. for the most part from washington southbound and towards southern maryland and the fredericksbu

elm, juniper, that's what's going on locally. now, today we're looking at about a little less than medium level. look at it go up by thursday and friday. saturday goes back down because of rain. i'll tell you, if you have been feeling like your allergies are bother you outside, probably is some pollen out there. currently we're a outside in the district. mostly cloudy skies. mostly around 50 degrees right now. so pretty uniform temperatures. 48 dulles, 48 quantico. fredericksburg at 53 already. 50 now, leesburg and gathsburg. the clouds with us today. about u but not bringing any rain. we're going to stay dry today, tonight. tomorrow, maybe a chance of a shower. so here's future weather. we go through the rest of the day today into early tomorrow. clouds are still with us, and then we can see a couple isolated showers at best. not too much. then by thursday, i think we'll stay mostly dry, but could have some showers just down to the south. take a look at what's going to happen it our temperatures, though. today near 6010 degrees

. >> reporter: a full auditorium at elm hurst community prep in oakland on sunday morning. >> we really want to resist what's going on with trump's policies, trying to get more open town hall forums when we get to meet with the representatives. >> the event is called an empty chair town hall with dianne feinstein. the senator wasn't attending. the group behind it is the local chapter of an organization that has been sprung up in recent weeks, hosting the meetings and members of congress across the country. some of those meetings were rowdy and vocal. white house officials down played events like this calling participants a professional protester. >> were any of you paid to be here? >> reporter: the organization and their chapters across the country have drawn comparisons to the tea party movement. philosophically different, but similar in their strategy to pressure members of congress to resist the sitting president's agenda. >> the tables have turned, it is our turn to be loud and to show up in place like these to let people know how we feel. >> reporter: organizers knew senator feinst

loves politics the way the loves sports elm he would always ask the same question the end. so give me your new take on the map. your 270. he always understood that construction and it was a key part of the strategy for this campaign. always had an eye on how to get to 2 '0 electoral vote jazz his politics have been less concrete. heat considered at some phases to be a democratic supporter. what are his politics in. block... >> >> and he most definitely opposed the iraq war and we talked about that at the time. he came back to the republican party after george to be bush was gone and briefly did switch to the reform party or the independence party that is affiliated and then governor jesse ventura took the reform party nomination that was entitled to $58 million of funds that the time but they are no longer in title to because of ross perot 1992 and '96 so the prospect of running for president on other people's money he is the businessman but he correctly concluded after an intense explanation they will not elect an independent president any time soon. so you really have to

elm by late sunday afternoon into sunday night. at least a part of the weekend could be dry. good news if you want to get outside for portions of saturday and also into sunday morning. outside right now you can see a lot of character in the thursday afternoon sky. mostly cloudy conditions over san francisco bay. still scattered rain showers. most of this rainfall was up in the north bayt. was the first wave pushing on shore earlier this morning. then the second wave. that moves in first thing friday morning. here you see mostly cloudy skies up and down the state and the sierra. they have a winter storm warning possibly two to three feet of snow fall with this system on board. we will check in on some of the -- the live doppler sweep. not mechanicking up a lot of green. not a lot 6 cope rage in terms of rainfall. as far as current numbers a lot of 50s and lower 06's. the warmer part of the system. we aren't talking about an extreme chill. santa rosa 5 degrees. wind's have been turning up as well. you can see toward fairfield. that's a gust to 31 miles an hour and oakland airpo

tree pollen, ashe, elm, juniper, pine running high again. colder tonight with frosted fog inland. 40s around oakland, richmond, san francisco, half moon bay. let's turn it over to alexis. tell us what sky 7 is seeing now. >> we have the sky 7 crew up this morning. take a look live. on their way to a new crash. we have it on the peninsula now. 101 in whipple road. sounds like we have a moisture involv -- motorcycle involved. we should have a view coming up in a few. they're flying over sfo right now. decent morning there if you are heading to the airport. i'm not seeing major delays there. a check of the traffic maps. i want to mention the fog we've got in the north bay this morning. if you're southbound 101 through petaluma, you're down to 8 miles an hour. we'll talk about the crash at 101 and whipple at 6:20. >>> president trump putting the finishing touches on his first address to congress. address to congress. >> the enamel is the strong, white, outer layer address to congress. >> the of your tooth surface. the thing that's really importa

a ashe, elm, juniper. may need to take your medicine. barely 40s around richmond, oakland, san francisco and half moon bay. another chance of rain but back in the seven-day forecast. here's alexis. >>> so far, so good for the monday morning commute. really quiet. no mass transit issues so far today. just starting to see a few of the normal spots fill in. taking you out to the central valley commute. westbound 205 to 580, 19 minutes westbound 205 to 580, 19 minutes an hour out of tracys highway 4 to the maze on 80, 18 minutes. 11 minutes agro s across the ba bridge. 101 southbound, san francisco to sfo, in the green at 8 minutes. >>> three young teens somehow escaped from the car that ended up in a river. the lesson everyone is learning this morning. >>> plus -- >> i want to thank my teachers. so many wonderful teachers. >> we spent oscars night with one of those teachers who helped ali get his career started in an east bay theater. >>> we are the only place where during the commercial break, you during the commercial break, you can look

the good time wed shared with him and knowing that those memories can't be taken away from husband elm definitely as opinions always want to see your children do something productive in life and so we definitely would have been hoping for a college -- another college graduate from our kids, and going on just to see his life progress. seeing him become a man. seeing him raise his own family and things of that nature. so those were the thing wes think.all the tile. >> host: sib sybrina you talk about in the book of is learning who is trayvon martin. enjoyed herring his interests and how he was raced. so much has been britain said about your son. i know you have done it's million times but who trayvon tn what, what we missed. the son you knew. >> guest: well, that's the reasons why we wrote the book. we wanted our point of view. we wanted the parent point of view. a lot of times the books that were written didn't even know trayvon and didn't know who he was and so we want to put the name with the person, with the teenager, with an average teenager, and so trayvon was very affectionate. di

that sounded like you were saying that you will keep the elms to support the candidates that you think are progressives and you will not give it to the democratic national committee. did i interpret that incorrectly? ? well, where we are right now is that we are going to support and have supported and it will continue to support those candidates who have the guts to stand up for working families and take on the big money interests. the people around donald trump. >> as president trump gets ready to address a joint session of congress tuesday, a new nbc news/wall street journal poll shows him with a negative approval rating of 48%. here's nancy pelosi on whether she thinks she can still work with the president. >> i call him the deflector in chief. he has no -- so he's got to talk about the press. he has no jobs bill and he has to talk about kids, transgender kids in school. he has no jobs bill so he has to talk about immigrants and have a ban muslims coming into the country. so all of this is a deflection from the fact that he's done nothing. >> let's go now to the white house and nbc'

malaysian authorities will carry out a sweep in that terminal for any remaining radioactive or chemical elms. this use of vx has been widely condemned including by american officials, a pentagon spokesman calling it a very real threat. this is tack sending a clear message about the brutal lengths go. >> all right, alex marquardt reporting for us, thank you. >>> back in home the wild shoot-out and the search for two burglary suspects and adrienne bankert has the details. >> reporter: the wild scene in a quiet texas neighborhood caught on camera. >> it was scary. >> reporter: one woman dead and man in custody after a massive shoot-out with police friday afternoon. casings littering the asphalt, the suspect's carriedled with dozens of holes after authorities say the 33-year-old woman shot at officers during a stand off. >> that's when you hear 20 guns go off. >> reporter: the hail of gunfire that followed captured by a neighbor in this cell phone video. according to police the altercation started early friday. officers attempting to arrest the unidentified woman for a burglary warrant. but the

but any friend joy reid, said they hate rudy because of his method and demonized the african-american elmwell i don't know if that's true. he won reelection and donald trump takes the african-american vote from eight percent -- mitt romney got eight -- if if takes it to ten the democrat are dead and if he shatters the african-american consensus that democrat u.s. must always win, the democratic party is dead so the republican party might split. if he just avoids the cliff. david brooks wrote he would be impeached within a year. think that's crazy. not going to do that. he said he -- white house has some marvelous telephones. believe that? he likes dis -- it's flint trump tower but has marvelous telephones. that's to trump-like. i'm 60 years old so i get another two score. my grandfather went to 101. i want to watch it all and see what the historians say about him. and i can say it's the most interesting moment in american history but to dangerous abroad. >> host: i said the same thing, that isn't this exciting to watch, even if i don't always like everything. this is an exciting time to b

. >> that sounded like you are saying that you're going to keep your elms to support the candidates that you think are progressives and you're not going to give it to account international democratic committee. >> where we are right now is that we are going support and have supported and will continue to support those candidates who have the guts to stand up for working families and take on the big money interests the people around donald trump -- you know, i've got to -- jake, when you talk when president trump talks about being the party of working people, man, he has certainly put together an administration of working people. he has more billionaires, millionaires in his cabinet and administration any president in history. he has appointed people who are going to dessa mate the needs of the elderly, the children, the sick, and the poor. 0 what we're going to do is support those candidates who have the guts to stand up for the 1% and fight for the 99%. >> i think my interpretation was correct pu let's talk about that. he said at cpac on friday that he likes you because he says you are

now we are at the elm hurst prep school in oakland. this is in east oakland.his event starts about an hour from now. they're testing the medicine microphone. they're planning on having some speakers. the idea for this event started weeks ago. it picked up steam on friday. senator feinstein had a public appearance at an event in san francisco. the venue only had seats for 140 people. they only had ten minutes of questions from the audience. the groups behind this event say they want an opportunity to voice more of their concerns to the senator, even if she's not here. the group mind this event -- behind this event. some of the local chapters of organizations that have popped up across california and the country, really, in recent weeks to a pose the policies of the trump administration. along with some speakers, organizers are also calling this an activist fair. there's going to be organizations, 30 different political groups, representatives from those groups in attendance. this is supposed to get started around 10:00. so about an hour from now at elm hurst pr

so, those are the key empire cal findings from the work elm we think that these findings raid some serious concerns, but that there are lot of feasible ways to bridge the gap between the bureaucracy and the public. >> okay. not your turn yet. want teed. bit to what jen said before i cede the floor. hate ceding the floor. just in the right. one area that i think is illuminated by our findings is the area of enforcement. enforce. is a big topic in washington. a book was written in which he advocated nudging as a mode of enforce: my mother used to nudge me. hated that. but most regulatory enforce. in the united states is not nudging. it's quite harsh. many regulatory acts -- many regulations are based upon or depend upon enforcement methods that lack mens rea requirements or have very low mens rea requirement and have a strict liability rule which we would never stand for in ordinary criminal statute. i learned about this cases from cato publications but we have cases where individuals find themselves facing or in some cases actually imprisoned for violating rules with which they had no inten

and this area along elm alley is the place, here again. and it is the general location that the project sponsor is proposing for the version, for the interpretive display, and it helps to visualize, the connections around the alley. which is at the base of the first street tower and accessible from many different points in the site, and off of first street. the second and this is a pocket park, which is off of mission street. and lastly, this is the street pedestrian way which is a public way in which will be improved in the >> the project team is here along with architects signage consultants in historic resource consultants but they have a more detailed presentation for you and we are all available for questions. that concludes my presentation should >> thank you ready for the project sponsor to come forward. if you could maybe do the whole presentation in 10 min.? >> i will try to i will go as fast as i can. so good afternoon commissioners. i'm presenting on behalf of a broad team and i think you can see the presentation just as a littl

can't quite see the pollen out there but it's definitely high, ash, elm ujuniper and pine. look at the temperatures soar to near 70 sunday. cooler through the weekend with a chance of rain starting saturday night. >>> coming up the latest on the mystery concerning the oscar mix up. new details on what went wrong. we'll have another update in 25 minutes. join us every week nobody told me to expect it. intercourse that's painful due to menopausal changes. it's not likely to go away on its own. it took my most honest friend to help me do something about it. she told me premarin vaginal cream can help. it provides estrogens to help rebuild vaginal tissue and make intercourse more comfortable. premarin vaginal cream treats vaginal changes due to menopause and moderate-to-severe painful intercourse caused by these changes. don't use it if you've had unusual vaginal bleeding, breast or uterine cancer, blood clots, liver problems, stroke or heart attack, are allergic to any of its ingredients or think you're pregnant. side effects may include headache, pelvic pain, breast pain, vag

and this area along elm alley is the place, here again. and it is the general location that the project sponsor is proposing for the version, for the interpretive display, and it helps to visualize, the connections around the alley. which is at the base of the first street tower and accessible from many different points in the site, and off of first street. the second and this is a pocket park, which is off of mission street. and lastly, this is the street pedestrian way which is a public way in which will be improved in the >> the project team is here along with architects signage consultants in historic resource consultants but they have a more detailed presentation for you and we are all available for questions. that concludes my presentation should >> thank you ready for the project sponsor to come forward. if you could maybe do the whole presentation in 10 min.? >> i will try to i will go as fast as i can. so good afternoon commissioners. i'm presenting on behalf of a broad team and i think you can see the presentation just as a littl

now 47 and her husband died when he was 46 and they have two children aged six and 12, and georgia elmsams who speaks for labour. thank you very much for coming on the programme. ros i wonder if you could give us a little insight into what it's like to lose your partner when you are so young, when he was so young? it is something you just never expect. mike was full of life. he worked hard. he played hard. he had a great i°y hard. he played hard. he had a great joy for life full stop. life was for today and for living. he was only 46, at age 44 injune 2012 he got diagnosed with testicular cancer, by that point it was a lump in his stopl auk and started bleeding. he had chemotherapy, surgery, he had kidney failurement we lived on a cancer rollercoaster. you never knew what was going to happen. you never knew how you were going to get through that night. so we were so busy or i was so busy trying to keep him living and looking after the children and finding people to give them to through every single emergency which happened continually to think about what would happen afterwards. i had n

the white house and you know they are supposed to be talking about movies and things that hollywood elm >> i honestly expected for producer and director said it's okay to say your things. that's part of what makes us wonderful. i thought very few people did. brian: how much power does buster rimes still have? steve: was that recording? brian: that was him saying agent orange. >> that was buster? i didn't realize that. brian: that's the problem. >> i didn't realize he had the hat on. that was one of the five anti-trump things that i counted. maybe i was sleepy. that's a possibility. i have got to say it was much more tame. i enjoyed it much more music. i thought adele was amazing and her tribute to beyonce showed a lot of humility not something you see there. i thought the people were very humble and great show. steve: fantastic. what are you up to this day? super girl. i play her dad. i will be there in a couple weeks and shake her up a bit. co-host next couple days. ainsley: it's after our show. >> okay. yeah. and then i got voyeu i'm workind man. steve: you are. you are busy. thanks f

and roads here indicating some really heavy downpour there is for milpitas and down to evergreen and elm to get heavier throughout the day and even early tomorrow. still some lingering showers. >> get that weather anytime you need it. check out the weather channel on cable. >> thank you so much. >>> coming up, angelina speaking out for the very first time. angelina jolie talking about her, quote, difficult split from brad pitt. we will hear from her. >>> but first, kids in cuffs. our investigation into schools revealing disturbing trends. the report all parents need to see, right after this. ♪ heigh ho ♪ heigh ho ♪ heigh ho heigh ho it's off to work we go here's to all of you early risers, what's up man? go-getters, and should-be sleepers. from all of us at delta, because the ones who truly change the world, are the ones who can't wait to get out in it. because the ones who truly change the world, ♪ trythe unique formula withched nourishing almond oil... ...leaves skin smoother. moisturized for 24 hours. nivea essentially enriched. for noticeably smoother skin. as after a dvt blood clot,

means to be an american, what american jim is, comprises and constitutes the american value system elmtinue to manufacture that value system but give them the confidence to be able to export it for the benefit of the entire world. i understand that you have a very different world view than mine and i respect that. that's fine. but i happen to think that you are very wrong on a number of instances that you have hav outlined. i don't want to credit any of the things you said with respect to donald trump and his supporters. don't know any of that to be true. you talk about harassment online. you go and -- on my twitter feed you'll see a plethora of harass same guess for both sides. don't like any of that stuff. i think i've made that clear here this afternoon. i believe in america. i love the united states of america. this is the greatest country in history of the world. the united states military is the finest vehicle against fighting evil ever. i've come here to make not take to give not receive, i've come to join the place, not change it. i've come because i believe it. have a debt to