qdoba expected something ridiculous as this law but they are targeting a group of people so that the eric cityd if they did. >> between 58 months of age is what it is recommended. >> they wawant to help control the population. >> you will have to let them grow up a little bit before you can do that so even if the intention is to go after that that source -- stores is at the expense of the poppy in the pet store owner because it eight weeks they are adopting the puppies and now they have a financial burden of that still adds up. >> i don't think any should be spayed or neutered i want to stand up for their constitutional rights. >> the prepared. >> it is true people never want to leave new york. ever. okay, ready? whoa! [ explosion ] nothing should get in the way of the things you love. ♪ get america's fastest internet. only from xfinity. he could install your ceiling fan.ce said he couldn't. and that one time ron said another chili dog was a good idea. yeah, it wasn't. so when ron said you'd never afford a john deere tractor, you knew better. now ron does too. the e series. legendary john deer

. >> good afternoon eric brooks sf green party/our city/sf clean energy advocates. so just real quickly want to reiterate the support for continuing to as commissioner moran said to get the rates up and once again currently the enterprise staff to come up with expensive programs to work on you'll see city of dptd and hospitals to help them demand response as they cost is up to what it ought to be we're saving them on the builds i don't know how expensively it is being done to help to mitigate the increase but good to see the rates will continue to go up i know none the departments are enjoying me aig that but make sure we are helping them to do efficiency and demand responses and storage will be cost effective pretty soon to make sure the hit is less and good to hear from colorado enterprise at some point the department of the environment is helping to do outreach on that that's correct. >> if not further >> all in favor, say i. >> i. >> opposed? unanimously goes forward next item, please. >> number 12 is there a motion to pass that item? >> i'll make a motion. >> s

loans for manufacturing would be eligible for write-in is located in the eric city and london. this is not rule iowa or american or authorized by statute and under that provision of the act not credible not intended to allow those non-farm loans of hundreds of millions in the world's largest cities. . . will have her next witness, will save a little time as senator usually repeats the constitution of the united states before he answers questions. >> is the president and cvo of frontier farm credit. he's been with the system for 35 years. having years. having served in several capacities beginning as an assistant loan officer during his career, he also also worked for the farm credit administration in spokane washington for two years as an examiner and supervisor. mr. start, thank you for joining us today and hopefully we will turn to our distinguished ranking member for the next witness, if not i will try to do the best job possible. please go ahead with your statement. >> thank you mr. chairman. ranking member stab in on members of the committee, i appreciate the opportunity t

thank you very much. >> good afternoon one more time eric brooks sf green party/our city/sf clean energy advocates the other day i was fortunate to bump into commissioner campos we get into a discussion of a particular item it seems like an option to get lafco the sea level rise and it's impacts on real estate development in the bayview hunters point and treasure island for i timely upwards of a decade i and many other people are repeatedly comments on the environmental impact reports and at public hearings about the bayview and treasure island about lennar and mostly land transferred from the navy in which we've seen cover ups and corruption and seen contractors lying about their work and testing for radiation and chemicals and also we've had a situation we repeatedly in public hearings and comments said that the sea level rise projections that the bay folks are using and the san francisco folks are using for planning the developments are adequate based on i pcc projections that have now been clearly shown to be wrong james hanson came out with a report that shows that sea level rise wi

brooks. >> good afternoon eric brooks sf green party/our city/sf clean energy advocates.so just real quickly want to reiterate the support for continuing to as commissioner moran said to get the rates up and once again currently the enterprise staff to come up with expensive programs to work on you'll see city of dptd and hospitals to help them demand response as they cost is up to what it ought to be we're saving them on the builds i don't know how expensively it is being done to help to mitigate the increase but good to see the rates will continue to go up i know none the departments are enjoying me aig that but make sure we are helping them to do efficiency and demand responses and storage will be cost effective pretty soon to make sure the hit is less and good to hear from colorado enterprise at some point the department of the environment is helping to do outreach on that that's correct. >> if not further >> all in favor, say i. >> i. >> opposed? unanimously goes forward next item, please. >> number 12 is there a motion to pass that item? >> i'll make a motion. >> se

i'm eric thomas. the cityers in pittsford will vote on whether to put up cameras on highway 4. the latest took the life of johnson last wednesday. the cameras would go on city property and cost taxpayers $100,000. clean up crews spent the night picking up trash from the beta breakers race. it was tamer than in past years. alcohol was banned and officerses poured out the booze from along the route. there were five public intoxication arrests. the coast guard is on a nonstop search of the gulf of mexico after a woman from texas vanished from a cruiseship. >>> there are developments in the mysterious disappearance of a mother of four. she was a passenger on the carnival liberty and hasn't been seen since early friday. the abc news reporter with clues on how she may have fallen over board. >> it is a desperate search for samantha. >> around the clock search efforts from multiple crews. >> we will search until there is a reasonable probability until we can locate the person successfully. >> scouring the gulf of mex

eric come mass. that's why bernie sanders is coming to california. lilian kim is live at city hall with the details. lilian? >> eric, early voting here at san francisco city hall begins at 8:00 a.m. it is a little more than four weeks before the june 7th primary. now that early voting in california is about to get underway candidates are getting serious. the hillary clinton campaign is opening its san francisco office on van ness and oak farrell. a few volunteers showed up to spread the word. >> there is support here for hillary and we have been organizing for over a year and we continued the great work. >> clinton her continued on friday. now it is bernie sanders' turn. he is scheduled to appear in sacramento on monday and stockton on tuesday. at his campaign office in sacramento the phones have been ringing off the hook. people have been calling to get the details of his visit. >> i am excited for california and i am excited for sacramento. we are so thrilled he is coming and we can't wait. >> a lot of excitement despite the long odds sanders faces in overtaking clinton in t

with us here in new york city, eric guser, an attorney and political commentator. the unintended consequences of the black lives matter movement is a rise in murder. do you buy that? >> i don't buy that at all, bill. >> the stats are just an accident? coincidence? what? >> the police officers need to do anywhere jobs. if they did their jobs effectively then that would calm down the murder rate. because the police officers, after ferguson, they say we are just not going to police because we are being held accountable for what we have done. then they are not doing their job. >> you cede that the police something less aggressive then? >> oh, that's true. >> you just say it's less aggressive because what it it was was abusive and they have stopped being abusive. is that the point you're trying to make? >> some of the abuses have been brought to light. for example, many police departments have gone to body cameras in order to hold police accountable for the things that they do. >> or visa versa. >> right. >> people pull out their camera phones. if the police officers ar

with us now in new york city eric bolling and geraldo rivera.st of all, do you understand the emotional outcry dependence this on a physical level that a 11, 1-year-olds don't understand emotionally that prance gendered is being ordered to come in the same locker room. >> i don't think there is much to do in real life there is a woman hysterical in target. it's not theoretical. if the order goes through, it could happen. >> if these states, bill, continue to oppose this title 9 stuff, they will be bankrupting their commercial. >> that won't happen. >> disney won't play, papal, bank, springsteen, ringo starr. is the south going to cut itself off culturally than the rest of the country. >> if most of the states and i believe that will be the outcome, if most states join in this like obamacare, the tide will change and maybe bruce string stein who is a radical leftist won't but most of the other entertainers will. >> the other ones are going to realize there are too many states that they can't sing in. >> remarkable. >> i hate to part words it's a

officials say that isis snipers are targeting innocent civilians that are trying to escape the war torn city. eric? >> all right, john, thanks so much. >>> and sadly the deadly attacks also continued this weekend in afghanistan. officials say three police officers were killed in a suicide attack targeting a police training seven in the helmand province. the blast wounding 12 other officers. the taliban yet again claiming responsibility for that attack. >>> well, a manhunt is under way in wyoming for a man accused of trapping a woman and her four teenage daughters in a basement across the border in utah. police say 22-year-old derrick harrison and his father flint were -- they were seen running -- or been on the run since tuesday. flint harrison surrendered this morning and is now helping in the search for his son. now, authorities saying the father and son were paranoid after using meth and lured the family friends to the basement of a home in utah, tieing them up with duct tape. the victims escaped and are recovering thankfully. investigators warning that derrick harrison is armed and dangerous.

joining us from los angeles to analyze geraldo rivera and here in new york city eric bolling.s this guy in black lives matter? >> well, black lives matter, according to the "the washington post" and daily caller, they have tied him to black lives matter. turns out is he a social justice warrior who raises money through twitter and other means and uses it towards housing and feeding protesters. you want to be a protester and you don't have money, you go to this guy and say give me a hand here. he puts you up in a motel room and feeds you a little bit. turns out one of those hotel rooms that he paid money for turned out to be pimping operation. >> allegedly? >> allegedly. >> 17-year-old prostitute ends up having detective come in, posing as a john and busting the group. he says he had nothing to do with it. >> of course. is that your understanding of wade's activities with black lives matter, geraldo? >> more or less. he doesn't seem to be in the leadership of blm, black lives matter, but he has this other group hope or hush, you know, help or hush, you have got to participate o

police in concord have identify the suspect in the killing of a woman whose body was found in the city park, ericto, and they are also looking for his car, a black four-door 2003 kia spectra, with a california license plate number 5eny109, and the body of parks was found floating near the edge of the duck pond at the community part at about 2:30 am yesterday morning. she knew the suspect but they did not say the nature of the relationship. >>> the time is 6:40 am. >>> the silicon valley company offering a $100,000 reward in an effort to solve a 22-year- old homicide. in moving with his wife and baby daughter to santa clara, matthew florez was shot and killed 10 days as to -- later after getting out of the car in his parking lot at the company.>> we need somebody to step forward and provide us the key information to be able to have the family be satisfied that there has been someone identified. we ask that if you are out there, and you have key information, please provide it. >> today would have been the 49th birthday of matthew florez, and is now 22-year-old daughter recently graduated from colle

another story is an intimate view into jerusalem is one of the most beloved in troubled cities with free architect eric mendelssohn this book examines the way they mingle and complied as the review favor fleet puts it to bring down the jerusalem do diversity of the christian garrison and lived in a period of political upheaval tried to make up their minds and responsible for building the topple their region civilization providing another tier to the ecological history. author of the house of windows in my happiness bears no relation to happiness which i thank you did a talk on that here also the co-author the lost and found world of cairo that was named the jewish book of the year. i plan now to sit down and pay close attention to duty nine and ask that you do the same. [applause] i'm sorry i cannot control the brush fire but a key for waiting i will tell you about something that happened to meet. a few of years ago when i went to mail a package at the central post office i and they're almost every day for the year 25 years everybody is charitable though long -- the lines were long and finally reach th

the city of pittsburgh hopes cameras will catch a string of shootings, thanks for joining us. i'm eric thomas. the shootings are a problem on highways throughout the east bay. the city of pittsburgh will consider using cameras on city owned or private property to keep the community safe. lillian kim has more. >> reporter: shaniqua johnson was shot and killed thursday. davis was stuck on the freeway when it happened. >> it feared everybody to get off the freewaybut we were stuck there for awhile. i knew somebody was dead but we didn't know it was a senseless shooting. >> reporter: witnesses say the car was shot repeatedly but someone in a white mercedes. with cameras, police hope to collect more information. >> somebody says we saw a car but that doesn't tell us much, a white car, that doesn't tell us much. if we have a camera, that gives us a visualization on what happened. >> reporter: pittsburgh residents say that makes perfect sense to them. >> it should, license plate, facial feature, i'm for it 100%. >> reporter: the plan so to put two cameras on city property along the freeway. t

city for heroin? what's the difference? >> that would be terrible. eric, you and i would shake hands. you don't want immigrants and especially illegal immigrant, not talking to police, fearing that somehow, they're going to be thrown out because of that and therefore, allowing themselves to be abused, exploited. that's why you have sanctuary ci cities. you say talk to the cops. we want safety in america. zpl i don't know. last thought. what's the difference between sanctuary, to legal to legal. >> just flies the face of public safety and common sense. we should cut funding. there was a 2008 incident where a man and his sons were killed as well by an illegal immigrant in san francisco. >>> coming up, the less honey, we need to talk. we do? i took the trash out. i know. and thank you so much for that. i think we should get a medicare supplement insurance plan. right now? [ male announcer ] whether you're new to medicare or not, you may know it only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. it's up to you to pay the difference. so think about an aarp medicare supplement insurance

city for heroin? what's the difference? >> that would be terrible. eric, you and i would shake hands.don't want immigrants and especially illegal immigrant, not talking to police, fearing that somehow, they're going to be thrown out because of that and therefore, allowing themselves to be abused, exploited. that's why you have sanctuary ci cities. you say talk to the cops. we want safety in america. zpl i don't know. last thought. what's the difference between sanctuary, to legal to legal. >> just flies the face of public safety and common sense. we should cut funding. there was a 2008 incident where a man and his sons were killed as well by an illegal immigrant in san francisco. >>> coming up, the less if a denture were to be put under a microscope, we can see all the bacteria that still exists. polident's unique micro clean formula works in just 3 minutes, killing 99.99% of odor causing bacteria. for a cleaner, fresher, brighter denture every day. >>> i want to say thanks to our crew for joining us. by the way, juan, your son got married last night. congrat, my friend. >> appreciate

if it blows to new york city, there have been studies that the evacuation eric could extend beyond 50es. new york city downtown is only 35 miles away. predominate winds down the hudson river could cause the relocation of people permanently. >> keep fossil fuels and the ground! amy: that was nuclear power safety expert paul blanche speaking about the indian point nuclear power plant, the facility long played with aging infrastructure and safety concerns. on tuesday, the environmental group friends of the earth filed an emergency petition with the nuclear regulatory commission demanding one of i indian poin's reactors be kept off-linine and another be shutdown due t the disintegration of key bolts holding the reactor cooling system together. well for more, we're joined here in new york by nancy vann, president of safafe energy righs group and a member of resist aim. she's a resident of peekskill, new york, and she just left the newly launched blockade of the aim pipeline. nancy, welcome to democracy now! the significance of this pipeline being next to this nuclear power plant and then f

. >> good afternoon eric brooks san francisco our city of san francisco clean power it is good to see that and good to see we'll pay people more than pg&e that is the crucial point as soon as we get those we'll sell the public and the one concern i'll raise we've been tied by the bond change chain of one megawatt or less for decades we need to get around that i believe that marin and sonoma are offering net meters and/or fed and tariffs for large projects we need more larger projects they provide better job benefits by building more it is crucial we don't just want net meters for one mel emerging what the thanks. >> where did barbara go is there potential once we've brought on beggar customers to be able to - >> we're planning on having a feeding tariff program we are going through the preparation of that now and we should have it operational middle of this year and that should serve the needs of large man a megawatt for a tariff that's what we're looking at for for that. >> okay for the net metering? >> net meters is limited to one megawatt and why is that? >> the state of california

i'm eric thomas, for drew tuma, and mike schuman, in oklahoma city, thank you for joining us. >>> ande billboard music awards. >> announcer: live from the t-mobile arena in las vegas, it's the 2016 billboard music awards. kicking off the summer with the hottest stars at the biggest party of the year. with performances by -- justin bieber dnce lukas graham ariana grande demi lovato shawn mendes rihanna troye sivan meghan trainor featuring collaborations by -- blake shelton and gwen stefani fifth harmony and ty dolla $ign nick jonas and tove lo plus, the world premiere of adele's "send my love to your new lover." pink dazzles the stage with the television debut of "just like fire." the go-go's reunite for their 35th anniversary. an unfge

. >> good afternoon eric brooks san francisco our city of san francisco clean power it is good to see that and good to see we'll pay people more than pg&e that is the crucial point as soon as we get those we'll sell the public and the one concern i'll raise we've been tied by the bond change chain of one megawatt or less for decades we need to get around that i believe that marin and sonoma are offering net meters and/or fed and tariffs for large projects we need more larger projects they provide better job benefits by building more it is crucial we don't just want meters for one mel emerging what the thanks. >> where did barbara go is there potential once we've brought on beggar customers to be able to - >> we're planning on having a feeding tariff program we are going through the preparation of that now and we should have it operational middle of this year and that should serve the needs of large man a megawatt for a tariff that's what we're looking at for for that. >> okay for the net metering? >> net meters is limited to one megawatt and why is that? >> the state of california pas

good work commissioners now that i made it through the building under security i'm eric brooks sf green party/our city/sf clean energy advocates. and california for incur choice i want to say that once again thanks for sfpuc and lafco staff for getting us to the launch i think that is time for advocates to start again pushing and raising concerns about the this will take 20 years to get a comprehensive local build out should shows it can be done in 10 years the previous studies by the power shows the same thing 10 in house jobs 2, 3, 410 years and proposed it in a short period of time we need two things one that we need to not have the customer inclusion the automatic enrollment in pieces over a 5 year period we're seeing that the business customers we're rolled in first if you've run a business you know that is savior stuff business customers are convert where they stay in what program the fact their opt out rate we have to go for lunch to invite in hundreds of thousands of customers within the next two years and get the funding available to build out in 5 and 10 years what the 50 percent of local kn

.) >> thank you, eric and good morning i'd like to thank mayor ed lee the city of san francisco, united way of the behaving and the ailing museum for hosting us here today as corporate champions youth jobs plus program within of the most urgent challenges the need foreclose economic opportunities for all and helping young people gain those early work experiences and build job skills is a very powerful tool for economic mobility jobs over young adults not just a patient but real world tuesday night for hands-on-experience and work alongside mentors and this was boost a persons salary after high school and helping increase their lifelong earns as we climb the economic playground and eric said i went through multiple interprets that helps my school based education and helped me learn how to work with individual and look at problems and served as a fungi for my own criteria in the last 20 years we at j.p. morgan chase are happy to work with mayor ed lee and in that vein i'm proud 20u announce that j.p. morgan chase is making a 200 and $50,000 grants to support this effort. >> (clapping.) >>

here in new york city big trump supporter, big. ericng. >> just because i saw it coming, bill. that makes me a supporter, i guess, i will take it. >> we had lou dobbs on here. i asked him last night is there anything that trump has said or done that you disprove of. did you see that? >> i did. >> now, everybody is wired for this campaign. everybody. that's a good thing. but president obama's job approval ratings is actually going up. it's actually going up. so, does that tell you that many, most, is above 50% his job approval rating right now don't care about the economy? he hasn't done anything for the better part of a year approval rating sores. that's natural tendency. you yourself nailed it in your talking points. the economy is number one in every voter's mind. across exit polls. cnn had a poll recently. fox news has a poll. number one jobs and the economy. terrorism is number two. >> trump has a big advantage because is he unproven in that area in the sense that he did a good job for himself and his family but niece public policy

average to be documented in the united states and for those of you who have read eric larson's coming double in the white city about chicago and we all thought that must've been the first serial killer. but this occurs in 1885, even earlier in austin. two years later in philadelphia, 1400 miles away is "hannah mary tabbs and disembodied torso." these books are both nasty comment that things that have been paid since we didn't know any of the people, we can assure our thrillers because that is what true crime is about. we all do charade about terrible things happening to people we don't know. [laughter] the microphone is not out there, but i'll just ask a trivia question to get us started. what were their respective populations is often in philadelphia in 1980? that would be the closest sentenced to 1885 in austin and kali 1887 in philadelphia. anyone want to hazard a guess about these two cities? [inaudible] >> which one? [inaudible] >> austin had 14,000. does that help you at philadelphia a little bit? philadelphia had more than a million people. it has a million .5 today. that gives a little bit of an under

eric bolling. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." >>> donald trump has done it, the billionaire businessmanon more than enough delegates to clinch the republican nomination for president. some unbound delegates in north dakota are now pledging their support to trump and according to the "associated press," that puts trump over the top with 1,238 delegates, one more than the total needed. trump reacted to the big news in bismarck this afternoon. >> i'm so honored. i'm so honored to be in north dakota and having, i'm so honored by these people, they had such great

supervisors jane kim, david campos, john avalos, and eric mar are the first top-level city officialsef's resignation. jane kim says chief suhr has been a great officer for the past 30 years but that police reforms need to come pastor. mayor ed lee and other supervisors including mark farrell are standing with the chief. >> he has done an amazing job in a very, very difficult time for our police department. he served our city over 30 years. from my perspective there is no one better to lead our department going forward especially with all the reforms that are coming down the pike than chief suhr himself. >> at this point our loyalty should be to the rank and file officers of the police department and to the people of san francisco. and we need someone who can lead. >> earlier this week their ed lee announced he wants to spend $17 million on police reforms as part of the city's budget. suhr can only be fired by the mayor or the police commission. >>> a special graduation ceremony is being held in 20 minutes for two dogs who have spent the last eight months in jail. >> right. they are t

david: eric martin, thank you for joining us from mexico city. want to talk now about the way that television is headed. shery ahn: the media landscape is changing, and we now have lucas, who wrote about this very change. tell us about we -- about how we're seeing this shift and evolution with broadcasters and streaming companies. lucas: one of the big trends this week when the tv networks of giving presentations about their shows, they have been an arcane procedure that is the ability to offer more shows on demand. show thatt a new comes on and you hear a lot about it. at first. watch it with a lot of shows, a view try to catch up on it, you can only go back three or four episodes and cannot start in the beginning. so you cannot catch up on it, so you will wait until it goes on netflix, amazon, or hulu. the tv networks wants to make it so they have more rights and can offer a full season, fully stacked, if you will. shery ahn: this is great news for me as i binge watch tv. david: it is like a psychological shift. worried aboutere this option dim

eric bolling. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." >>> donald trump has done it, the billionaire businessman has won more than enough delegates to clinch the republican nomination for president. some unbound delegates in north dakota are now pledging their support to trump and according to the "associated press," that puts trump over the top with 1,238 delegates, one more than the total needed. trump reacted to the big news in bismarck this afternoon. >> i'm so honored. i'm so honored to be in north dakota and having, i'm so honored by these people, they had such great sense. >> what do do you in those first 100 days? >> well i have many things to do. number one i'll be unwinding various executive orders and i'll be unwinding executive orders in particular having to do about the border, while people are pouring into our country, we're going to start rebuilding our military. we're going to have a lot of fun that first 100 days, we're going to start the process of making america great again. >> so congratulations to him. but on the democratic side, the race is anything but over. a new poll has

eric thomas and we're headed for game seven. the warriors just wrapped up game six in oklahoma city. it was a heart-pounding game. clay thompson shot an incredible 11 three-pointers. that's a new nba playoff record. we're live outside of oracle arena where a party was held. it's pretty loud there, sergio. >> reporter: it has been loud for the last hour and a half. everyone is so excited about the warriors coming back home monday night. let's head inside for a few minutes. everyone here is just hoping that they were going to come back and play game seven here at oracle arena on monday night. in the last five minutes, this game [ inaudible ]. they are all happy that they are going to be coming back. >> all right. sergio, thank you very much. abc 7 news sports anchor rick kwan will have reaction. >>> from the courts to the ice, history is made by the san jose sharks. they are in the stanley cup playoffs for the first time on monday night in pittsburgh. wayne freedman will be there. games three and four on june 4th and 6th. >>> it's been a very warm start to the unofficial start of summer. santa cruz beach was the pl

city. the grand opening of san francisco's new museum of modern art. hello, i'm eric thomas.or joining. after three long years of expansion work the it is now open and may set the standard for the way museums are built. >> reporter: a shower of red biodegradable confetti rained down on howard street. signaling the grand re-opening of the san francisco moma, $305 million worth of private donations the wraps came off the new museum. >> what's the wow factor here? >> the building. >> we're bigger but better. >> the deputy director saves there's a lot more room from the original museum, built 31 years ago. >> we have tripled the amount of space. >> several floors house a private art collection of don and doris fisher. >> this is unusual. >> reminds me of being in mt. zion or something like that. >> the architect designed the moma to reflect the bay area, law of living, green plants to resemble a canopy of redwoods, a rippling exterior of white, mindful of the fog rolling in. >> the stairs recreate the hills of san francisco. there are plenty of them here. try to tell them in. >>

eric brooks representing green brooks and the city of san francisco. it was a great presentation i think we need to think about what we're calling the cost of service. we are on a planet now where brand-new projections have come out that say that those protections are likely double what the sfpuc thought that they were and we are going through an energy transition that is massive and necessary and not just in clean power nsf program but in all programs. we need to create cuts for this energy efficiencies and as long as were staying under the pg&e rate we need to do the same thing with the guse which will create this crisis that we will be experiencing in a decade or 2 so on the general fund i would not advocate these increases. they do not pay very much for their electricity in both them and the other customers need to really start seeing the price of old energy go up so we can create the demand for new energy so we can get places like the customers outside of the city of san francisco outside of the hetch hetchy system. i would like you to raise as mu

city park. police say that 26-year-old eric lamar nelson should be considered armed and gauge -- and dangerous. police are looking for a black kia, 5e 9 in 919. the victim has been identified as poinsettia parks. police say that she knew the suspect but they did not say what the nature of their relationship was. >>> a texas preacher who claimed that whole foods sold him a cake with a gay slur on it admits he made it all up. he said when he opened the box on a cake there was a gay slur on it. but whole foods released surveillance video saying that i showing that it did not happen. >> i always take things like with a grain of salt. >> brown apologized to the lgbt community and the whole foods. he issued a statement saying that the company did nothing wrong. i was wrong in using the media to perpetuate this story. whole foods will not go hate with it suit. >>> you know how surveillance cameras have changed our lives. >> even stupid pranks i did as a young buck at rear done high school some of the things that may have pulled -- >> that your friend did -- >> there is no footage from back then. >> di

city. this is part of our series open road with scott rensburger. >> reporter: eric bennett is trying to save history, a very dark side of the history. >> it's a good 8 feet down. >> reporter: in the late 1800s, you could find the insane asylums all over the united states, and at its peak they held half a million americans. >> people from all walks of life, the rich, the poor, for instance in west virginia, you could actually sign your wife into the asylum because she was not being obedient to you. >> reporter: electric shock therapy and labotomies were common. >> it would go through the actual eye sockets with ice picks. >> reportal to tell. the forest haven asylum in laurel, maryland was closed in 1991, and many of the patients were buried in a mass grave. >> i would not be surprised if there are some lingering souls around here. >> reporter: today asylums across the united states are being torn down or left abandoned. for the last 20 years eric bennett has been capturing as much history as he can before it's gone. >> reporter: he spends a lot of his time trespassing. >> i say you just list

city. also be on alert for an active week of severe storms. i'm meteorologist eric fischer for cbs news. stay safe. >>> two people are dead and many homes leveled. don champion has a look at the widespread damage throughout oklahoma. >> i'm going to agree. it's going to be at least probably an ef-2 tornado. very strong, violent winds right there the a the surface. >> reporter: deadly tornadoes tore through southern oklahoma monday afternoon and evening. multiple homes were damaged or destroyed in garvin county, where an elderly man was killed. >> it looks like it's completely level. >> reporter: people living nea wynnewood returned to find their homes in pieces. the twisters leveled barns and homes, snapped tree limbs, and flipped vehicles. forecasters say millions of people are still in the path of potentially violent weather. don champion, cbs news. >>> well, alberta, canada, officials say most of canada's main oil city of fort mcmurray has been spared from a massive wildfire, but two neighborhoods were all but wiped out. it's estimated some 2400 homes and other buildings were incinera

city's values. >> jane kim, david campos, john avalos and eric marr are among the supervisors who want chief suhrout but scott weiner and farrell agree with the mayor that the chief has to lead reforms within the department. >>> tonight a top gop official says it would be madness to put a third party candidate for president. the washington post reports a band of republicans unhappy with donald trump as the presumptive nominee are actively plotting to draft an independent candidate. mitt romney is reportedly collaborating with consultants and pundits, but today on face the nation the rnc chairman said it's pointless. >> this is a suicide mission. it is not right and i think what people should do is take the paul ryan approach, which is to work with donald trump and find out whether or not there's common ground. >> on the democratic side hillary clinton and bernie sanders spent the day campaigning in kentucky which holds primaries this week. >>> a bomb square that cleared out a soccer stadium in the uk turned out to be a device left over from a security exercise. manchester united's old trafford st

> hello, i'm dana perino, along with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams, eric bolling, and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york citythis is "the five." hillary clinton insists she didn't put america's security in jeopardy with her use of a private email server as secretary of state. she was questioned about the investigation again this week. >> have you been contacted or have your representatives been contacted by the fbi to set up an interview? >> no. >> no contacts there? >> no. >> any indication that your private server was hacked by foreign hackers? >> no, not at all. >> not at all? not quite. aleast according to a romanian hacker, who said he easily and repeatedly broke into the

city. the grand opening of san francisco's new museum of modern art. hello, i'm eric thomas.ree long years of expansion work the it is now open and may set the standard for the way museums are built. >> reporter: a shower of red biodegradable confetti rained down on howard

city wide office. they cannot vote in state or national elections. the vote was 9-2 with supervisors eric mahr saying his 16-year-old daughter is ready to vote. he says it's about expanding drake so more people can have a say in government. >>> widening the scope to national politics. no surprise, donald trump did pick up primary wins in nebraska and west virginia. >>> also victorious in vest west virginia, bernie sanders, edward, does this win do anything for hillary clinton? >> reporter: bernie sanders has an uphill tough road. donald trump is now the presumptive nominee. donald trump will be here at capitol hill. he is going to meet with house speaker paul ryan on thursday. now that meeting is going to be to sway ryan and other party leaders to show that donald trump is not only republican, but the right republican to win the presidency. donald trump fresh off the victories in west virginia and nebraska, huge victories. has a tough road in a meeting thursday, ryan said quote we shouldn't just pretend our party is unified when we're not. this as senator ted cruz says he may jump back in

> hello, i'm dana perino, along with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams, eric bolling, and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." hillary clinton insists she didn't put america's security in jeopardy with her use of a private email server as secretary of state. she was questioned about the investigation again this week. >> have you been contacted or have your representatives been contacted by the fbi to set up an interview? >> no. >> no contacts there? >> no. >> any indication that your private server was hacked by foreign hackers? >> no, not at all. >> not at all? not quite. aleast according to a romanian hacker, who said he easily and repeatedly broke into the secretary's server in early 2013. in an exclusive interview, fox's own chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge spoke with him on the phone from a virginia jail where he's awaiting trial for cybercrimes. >> is the clinton server easy or hard? >> no, for me was easy. for me was easy, for everybody. >> mrs. clinton's team said they put security on this server. is that what you found? >> you know when somebody tells, we pu

. >> reporter: this year it is even more pricey then usual according to eric burl, co founder of the franklin fountain in olde cityhere 95 percent of all vanilla is grown there is a massive shortage in the the production. >> reporter: that shortage is impacting bottom line of businesses throughout the country including karen holmes bakery. >> in january, we paid $80 a pound for beans, in february, we paid $120 a pound for beans. >> reporter: and those spiking vanilla prices are forcing retail tours pass those added costs on to their customers. >> i believe, all prices are going to go up in the bakery and ice cream world, at the least, three to 5 percent. >> reporter: at franklin fountain they are doing their best to maintain prices on their most popular items. >> we were able to keep our single cone price the same this year as we have last year, and the year before that. >> reporter: they had increased prices on the larger sizes and bulk items. but some might say that mouth watering taste of vanilla is worth it no matter what the price. >> vanilla is just one of those young, basic, beautiful flavors, and in its tr