i shook my head and said, well, it's floyd. >> jimmy: if it's floyd, it's floyd. lead singer from the band stryker, true or false? >> time will tell. >> jimmy: thank you for coming. i appreciate you coming out to talk to us. senator ted cruz,er. we'll be right back with mike epps! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ to prove that viva vantage towels can take on any mess, we put them to the test in a subway. only viva vantage has our stretchable, scrubby texture and cloth-like durability that give it the power to clean more than just spills. if it works here, imagine how well viva will unleash clean in your home. r...on every plate - and we're about to keep it going. yeah, you've got three more weeks to try the largest variety of lobster dishes of the year... ...like lobster lover's dream... and new dueling lobster tails. this party can't last so hurry in. powerful.evving] ♪ by design. [tires screeching] ♪ charged up. by design. ♪ think you know t-mobile's coverage? think again! in the last year we've doubled our lte coverage. our new extended-range lte now reaches twice as

. >> -- founded by floyd frowned.he group encourages corporate interests and candidates that forward their goals. in 2010, the supreme court case called citizens united versus --eral election commission this man had been established by campaign-finance reform is in the 1900s and early 2000's. the case we can earlier laws to make it easier for corporations and other organizations to spend unlimited money to fund political advertisements leading to the elections of specific candidates. >> allows for big corporations to mainline money into these elections. >> federal election campaign act only allows a person to noting $48,000 in total to political candidates. of alabama wanted to give more and in 2014, he decided to fight the fec restrictions. they ended up in the supreme court and the court decided that money is a form of free speech, so the limits were unconstitutional. >> i don't think there should be restrictions on how much people should be able to give because money translates -- it is not speech, per se, but mone

it is named "flat creek floyd it is named "flat creek floyd and our rower is -- >> here are the sevene you go. sue? >> better news with the devil's slide accident. cleared now. we have a delay into the bay bridge toll plaza. metering lights are on. >> waking up to sunshine. high clouds, calmer conditions. but it will be breezy. temperatures are on the cool side average. low-to-mid 60s most areas. >> cnn has new racist text alleging involving former san francisco police officer jason ly. the second time the department has had a texting scandal, the chief told cnn he is working to get the department to a better place. >> communities look for 18 after a husband and wife were shot to death inside their san jose home, and police have made in arrests in the murder of golam and shamima rabbi and a friend describes them as "victim people gentle souls." >> a cam. ra caught the nanny sh three-year-old girl. >> donald trump and hillary clinton expected to do well. ted cruz is face on the primary indiana with kasich conceding to ted cruz. all the wise are ready -- and the wise are -- the warriors

i shook my head and said well, it is floyd.my: [laughter] mark: so, the comedy stylings of ted cruz. how is a likability toward going? john: i do not know if this translates to likability, but it was a very good performance. you and i have often talked about the fact that, as trivial you have to go on shows like fast and come across in a winning way. i have seen them, crossing a winning way like that rarely. last night, he hit it out of the park. mark: i will quote twitter trouble and say that anybody who has spent time with ted cruz knows he is a funny, and i will say, charming guy -- he does not display enough. and all this focus on donald trump, the fighting over their wives, it is clouding out his ability to convince republican votes, hey, do not just for me because i am not trump. there are good reasons to be for me. john: all this focus is obscuring the fact that ted cruz is getting better. all candidates get better over a long campaign. mark: most. mark: most of them do. john: the ones that survive generally get better.

so bleep and floyd i come from the streets of the trevors from the bottom of nothing. i will never let a man disrespect me like that. he got to see me. i don't care if we sparse or fight. let's get it on. >> water and cereal. >> life lottery drawing is next. good night, everybody.

we are at backlit and floyd t. scene has now been cleared. i want to show what you it looked like when we arrived late this afternoon. can you see a white police cruiser. the unparked police cruiser. it was headed northbound on backlick road, according to police. the bus carrying students was headed on. the police cruiser had the right what do we know about that bus? well, it was carrying middle schoolers as you mentioned from mark twain elementary, coming back from a field trip. we know two students, one chaperone and an officer all tone to the hospital. >> you see the crash, i think it was a lot worse than the injuries would indicate. >> non-life-threatening injuries according to police. those students, as of now, still being treated. we know another bus came to pick up the rest of the students. i have been chatting with neighbors here. one heard the crash, immediately afterwards, rushed out of his home. he saw something that he says shocked him the most. this was after the crash. i will share that with you when i see you ahead on news 4 at

officials say she is getting time to bond with her parents barbro and floyd before going out to the public areas of the sea. you can see more pictures on our website cbs -- kpix.com. >>> we will be right back after this break. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, we've seen th >>> i am allen martin. new at 6:00 tonight. we've all seen disaster movies but now there's a scary new reality. san francisco's entire waterfront won't survive the next? very likely. we will show you the fix that will cost billions. >>> toxic soil stand in the way of a brand-new bay area school. those stories and much more for you at 6:00. >>> thank you. the cbs evening news with scott pelley is next. >>> i will see you at 6:00. >> pelley: after making a vow-- t i don't want to be speaker. >> pelley: then swearing an oath-- >> i do. >> pelley: paul ryan takes the pledge. >> i do not want, nor will i ncept the nomination for our party. >> pelley: also tonight, when hail freezes over. ase southern plains, an assault by missiles of ice. how does the most popular vehicle in america do in a crash test? we'll show you. rd, allegations of ro

. >> her name is barbara, her dad is floyd.alf is already 6 feet tall. >> if zoo released this video of her with her mom at just five hours old. >> that's sweet. world news tonight is next. i'm ama daetz in for kristen sze. >> and i'm dan ashley for sandhya, michael finney, all of us here, we appreciate your >>> tonight, donald trump, one-on-one. after calling hillary clinton's life "one big lie." we ask him, what does he mean? and we ask about his photos over the years with hillary clinton. >>> also tonight, the terrifying storm slamming parts of this country. parents huddled with their children, protecting them from crashing glass. >> holy cow. >>> the super bowl champ killed. and tonight here, the new surveillance video showing a car accident. and what else it might reveal. >>> the sentencing outrage tonight. this police officer caught on dash cam video, shooting an unarmed driver, given probation. >>> and an abc news exclusive tonight. my interview with professor stephen hawking. after his big announcement, joining forces w

. >> pink floyd's money right there. as the lyrics say money is a gas.b that cash with both hands and make a stash. >> don't have to tell me twice. you should know some of the cash in the next coming years you're going to be holding on going to look different or a lot different than it does right now. abc's brandi hitt reports. >> reporter: good-bye andrew jackson, an hello harriet tubman. the face of the historic african-american abolitionist will grace the front of a $20 billowing. >> not only did she lead many people out of slavery through the underground railroad, she work ford the arm helping them as a spy. >> reporter: the freshry first announced plans to replace alexander hamilton on the $10 last summer. possibly with eleanor roosevelt, rosa parks or susan anthony. but there was backlash. the new broadway hit show "hamilton" just won a pulitzer prize. the cast even performing at the white house. ♪ just to send him to the mainland ♪ >> it was time for the $10 to be updated. everybody was fine with it until there was a musical on broadway. who knows

excuse me, barrimore said she has been adopting dogs since she was 19 years old, roger waters of pink floyd, grammy winner, mark ronson, were also on hand. host nathan lane, says he really likes dogs. >> what do i like? you know, unconditional love, on four legs, you know, nothing better. >> for more than 150 years, the aspca has worked to improve the lives of homeless, abused and neglected animals across the country. >> and here is a great idea. gym for people and their pets. this started out as sheltering in kentucky but then the owners notice add lot of overweight pets. they decided to ad a gym where owners could work out with their pets, takes care of two things at once, they also have a doggy day care, as well, now the phillies located near for the knocks, so they can take care of pets while their owners who are soldiers are overseas. >> well, that's "eyewitness news" at noon today. i'm jim donovan. >> and i'm brooke thomas. for katie who is off, lauren, and everyone here, thanks for watching. >> all right, "eyewitness news" continues at 5:00 always on line at cbsphilly.com. >> the you

pacquiao's first fight since he lost to floyd mayweather in the world weiglterweight belt last may. he said, as of now, i'm retired. i'm going to go home with my family and serve the people. >>> it is april, but it is cold enough for a freeze warning. nbc 10's deanna durante is live at the art museum this morning. deanna? >> reporter: it is cold outside, george. but for many runners coming out here today, hopefully this is the perfect weather for them as 10,000 runners are going to be here in center city for a half marathon. >>> i think running or bundling up are the only two ways you'll stay warm out there this morning as we're looking live at cape may, new jersey, now. beautiful sunrise has just begun. what a great picture that is. but a cold picture for sure. temperatures in the upper 20s down there along the shoreline right now. we are about 12 to 15 degrees below where we should be for this time of year. interesting stuff. i'll be back to let you know when we can warm up and feel more like springtime. and a look at the seven-day after the break. ♪ to you, they're more than just

leonard floyd could be the pick. the offensive line needs help. notre dame's ronnie stanley or jack conklin figure to be available. whoever it is needs to be able to play right away. >> we'd like to get a starter that could put out the play right away. >> the jets pick at number 20. expectations paxton lynch could be available but do the jets gamble he is their future leader? mississippi tread well. jets need help, taylor decker could still be on the board. but according to draft expert mark dominick the jets will >> i could see reggie ragland being a good fit. >> reporter: we shall see. >>> the mets take a breather before they host the giants tomorrow. won another big one at home last night. boosted the winning streak to six straight. neil walker tied the mets franchise record for home runs from the month of april. walker hit three in his last five games, six in his last nine. he is really seeing the ball well right now. mets trail the nationals by just one game. >>> things not so upbeat with the yankees. they lost in texas last night but alex ro

the president of the union for school security officers, gregory floyd, spoke with us about this situation. >> ironically, the guns being found are not in scanning schools. they're being found in nonscanning schools. which means the need for scanning is there. >> still unclear right now how this student got ahold of this loaded gun to begin with and why they would have brought it to school. live in the upper east side, mallory hoff, channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> disturbing video. we're seeing it for the first autism punched at school. school worker has pleaded guilty to hitting the student. the tape of the assault has been released. and the parents have filed a lawsuit. eyewitness reporter lucy yang. >> this $5.5 million lawsuit will center heavily on the surveillance video, which we're going to show you, so you can judge for yourself. it does show a paraprofessional striking an autistic student in the lunch room. >> reporter: annatole is 15 years old. the nightmare is far from over. >> my son now, even when we pass by any school, he runs away from me. he's afraid of the school building n

it was pacquiao's first fight since he lost to floyd mayweather last may. right after his victory, he said, quote, as of now i'm retired . i'm going to go home with my family and serve the people. i'll think about it and talk to my family about it. >>> tragedy hits india this morning and now we're learning that the highlight of this celebration could be the possible cause of this deadly fire. >>> plus, a philadelphia police officer seriously wounded in the line of duty gets ready for a big day at the phillies home opener. this story stale aheill ahead o0 news today. the world a president has to grapple with. sometimes you can't even imagine. that's the job. and she's the one who's proven she can get it done. ...securing a massive reduction in nuclear weapons... ...standing up against the abuse of women... ...protecting social security... ...expanding benefits for the national guard... ...and winning health care for 8 million children... the presidency is the toughest job in the world and she's the one who'll make a real difference for you. i'm hillary clint

. >> reporter: gregory floyd runs the union representing nypd school security officers and says these disturbing cases are on the rise. and three of the last four have been at schools like this one with no metal detectors. >> we've been fortunate that we haven't had brutality, we haven't had anybody injured, it just shows there's a need for metal detectors, not a need to decrease metal detectors. >> reporter: this incident is deeply alarming, the department of education said in a statement. nothing is more important than the safety of all students and staff. and there's zero tolerance for weapons of any kind. >> and again, these three teens have now been formally charged in this case, at least two of them with criminal possession of a weapon. that's a felony. they should be leaving the precinct station house in the next few minutes. it's not clear what they were doing with that gun or where they got it. live at the 19th precinct on the upper east side, josh einiger, channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> a teenager in westchester county charged with murder tonight in the shooting of an iona c

manny pacquiao returns to the ring a year after his controversial defeat by floyd mayweather.uld be his last fight. he is running for a senate state in the philippines, and if he runs, -- wins, he will have a full-time job. he is under pressure from his family to retire from the ring. news. this is bloomberg powered by over 2400 journalists and 150 bureaus around the world, this is bloomberg news. up, placing blaine, malaysia targets one former ceo as it clears the prime minister of responsibility. ♪ rishaad: you are back with "trending business" as we have a look at what has been going on with malaysia. lawmakers seeking to draw a line around corruption allegations. our bureau chief joins us now. where are we now and what are these findings. after more than a year of investigations and interviews, the committee finally came out with their report yesterday. point to $4.2 billion in dubious or unauthorized and unverified transactions. they are putting the blaine on the doorstep of a former chief executive, right? >> exactly. of one in the in f the company. they also mentioned o

let me take a call from floyd in fort campbell, kentucky. floyd: can you hear me? my question comes from an historical background. i have an education in history, i am looking to go to law school next year. this is fascinating. it is the premise that professor stated, that the unions and employers of bakeries having a definite interest that not being involved in the outcome of legislation to create this law that caused lochner v. new york. my concern is, from a historical analysis perspective, should you be leery because there is any -- no public record of them being involved, there could have been something behind the scenes, especially if it would've benefited them or stymied another business in corruption or bribery of the legislative or judicial level. ms. swain: thank you. i think that is a good question. but i have more than not finding anything. the unions were not powerful enough to get this passed. the bakeries were completely different. the powerful bakeries were the cracker bakeries. they had no interest in this bill. i think that is a good point of view

almost a defeat to floyd mayweather, back to fight bradley for a third time. no world title is at stake. this is a hugely anticipated contest. bradley won a controversial decision in their first meeting. pacquiao took the second fight, the only time in his the only time in his career. looking good ahead of the motor gp it despite crashing out in practice hereat. the honda rider sliding out here. still recorded a lap time 7 tenths ahead of others. >>> more for from me later on. >> that's it for now. >> lots more news top of the hour. we will see you then. do check out the website, aljazeera.com. i will see you very, very soon. >> hi bae. in my school, no one gives a (bleep) if i'm gay or not. but at home, it's just harder to be myself. >> i really want my father to just tell me. i support you and i love my gay son. >> i go to lubbock high school, which is really intense and rigorous. first, i wanted to pursue maybe science or law, but i can't imagine my life without dance.

. >> kind of want to get pink floyd back together. >> you know what i heard, though, i heard if theyback together again, trump is going to make them pay for every brick in the wall. do you get it? did you get it? >> of course. >> okay, it's like johnny football, right, work out for him. i can't even -- this stains. ♪ i like a big pizza pie >> never use a fork. >> in the bronx, we get pushed, we push back. >> no pushing. >> come on, guys, it's rude. >> grandma's recipe. >> beautiful. >> that's what we are in the bronx. we're not changing for anybody. we need help in new york though. >> what do you need? >> we need help in the united states. >> i think you need a right fielder. >> not 100, 200 years. >> how come you're not eating? >> eat all day long. >> how about a little cheese on the top of this? mamma mia. >> they put me in a car and then they drive me and then they shout get out. i don't have any idea where we go half the time. but of course i'm thrilled. are you kidding me? this is like -- this is like being so alive, being in new york. >> tim carter, you're my hero, excellent ed

on want to put on the classic rock concert of the century and are looking to book the who, and pink floydall of them are hall of fame inductees. the concert would take place october 7 to the 9th incgyññ riverside county. bringing the legends together. i wonder how much the tickets would cost. >> plenty. are they $400 or $500? >> around there. >> just for the weekend. >> too much. >>> we are looking at a quick warmup in some neighborhoods. already 63 in half moon bay. it's been a cool morning but things are changing. we'll see as much as 10 degrees of warming right here today. 80s arrive in our inland valleys. your forecast is next. >>> also ahead, should the warriors fear the beard? we'll hear from rockets star james harden and how he feels about playing the warriors in the firs (music plays from one way or another )♪♪ ♪ i'm gonna find y♪ i'm gonna getcha ♪ ♪ getcha getcha getcha ♪ one way or another ♪ ♪ i'm gonna win ya ♪ i'm gonna getcha ♪ ♪ getcha getcha getcha ♪ one way or another ♪ ♪ i'm gonna see ya ♪ (inhales cigarette) >>> the warrior's quest the win back-to-back championships is

roger waters from pink floyd all set to take the field this fall. it is a three-day festival beginning october 7. it celebrates the 60s . neil young's manager says the event will be so special, many people may never get another chance to see these guys again. >>> closing bell four minutes ago. a slide in technology companies are sending stocks mostly lower. mining and energy stocks are among those in the green today. speaking of green, the dow up just about 37 points there. nasdaq down 24 points , s&p up four points. >>> so i noticed you looking at your phone. we are so connected through smartphone, social media. but when someone crosses the line or is too much for you. what do you do? >> today, it is tech tuesday and we will show you how to block someone on your smartphone and on the biggest social media site. that story and much more today on the 4:00 on 2. >> that's it for now. ktvu.com any time. have a good one! (music plays from one way or another )♪♪ ♪ i'm gonna find y♪ i'm gonna getcha ♪ ♪ getcha getcha getcha ♪ one way or another ♪ ♪ i'm gon

mary: james madison was interested in kitty floyd long before he went to the convention. she very young and he scored out the letters where he talks about her. a lot of the people have focused on her. and a o think he was woman from a boarding house, who married and then died. and madison writes a lot of letters to her and my own guess he was quite close to her. brian: you tell us he was 4 when he got married to dolly who was 25. i want to show the actual physical room at the independence hall where the convention was held. tell us when were the dates of that and when were they inside this room? mary: that is independence hall. and the delegates met there from may of 1787 to the end of the convention, which was september 17 and the delegates we believe sat by state because they voted by state, each state had a vote and the president, who was of the convention, was george washington, would have sat in sort of governing the entire situation. brian: where would have james madison sat? mary: he said different things at different times. primebly he sat up close. one would assu

fairfax county police say the bus pulled out on floyd avenue in fro o the students go to mark twain middle school and were on their way back from a school trip. two of the students and a police officer all had to go to the hospital. >>> well, if you want to get a d.c. driver's license for the very first time, you now have to take a mandatory driver's ed course. the takes effect may 1st. the courses can be taken in d.c., maryland or virginia. they just have to be certified by the dmv. district residents that proof they had one before do not have to enroll. why a man was arrested for proposing to his girlfriend neighborhood, a reminder, they're lining up right now in philadelphia. a parade for basketball team. villanova cancelled classes for the day so students can go. it begin thes in about an hour-and-a-half. >>> a dproom to be is going to have to pay $10,000 bonds. >> all right, we're coming up, joe. >> he also is facing drug charges after he had to be rescued while proposing to his fiance. the man decided to climb up a dangerous rock in california and propose over facetime. then he reali

he has lost three of his last six contests including so-called fight of the century against floyd mayweather jr. pacquiao is the only man to beaten bradley, who has beaten 12 world champions. >> it will be a good fight. >> honestly, i have the right amount of work. >> they announce the contenders for whip out of the year. taking on the famed tahitian break in july of last year with some pretty unfortunate consequences as you'll see. it will be hard to break with hawaiian tom doslin this is him taking on the jaws break in january of this year. and ending up on 40-foot waves. five in contention for the award and each of them thankful to be alive. that's your sport back in london. >> wow, indeed. that's it from me and the team here. i'll be back in just another moment with another full round up of the day's news. thanks for watching. bye for now. >> these people have decided that today they will be arrested. >> i know that i'm being surveilled. >> people are not getting the care that they need. >> this is a crime against humanity. >> hands up... >> don't shoot. >> hands up... >> don't shoot. >>

. >> it looks like the bus was on the eastbound side of floyd avenue traveling westbound. the bus pulled up to the bus sign and stopped and proceeded into the intersection in front of the officer. >> reporter: investigators say the officer could not avoid the crash. everyone is expected to be okay. >>> three bills aimed at changing gun laws in virginia made it to the governor, but he refused to sign it. governor terryartin luther king jr. -- the bill. it would make it hard tore prove brandishing a fire arm. >> we have worked so hard to protect these communities and families from violence. >> reporter: this year, the governor had bupartisan support for a separate gun control bill that he signed into law. you can read more of that by searching gun compromise in our nbc washington app. >>> developing right now, prince george's county is a step closer to a new hospital. maryland governor larry hogan says he will not veto a bill mandating new funding. they were working on an agreement that would not require legislation. mark miller says the process was taking too long. the bill

this area when the bus driver stopped at the stop sign and tried to get across going westbound on floyd avenue. the officer was unable to avoid the collision and struck the side of the school bus. it was loaded with students, teacher and chaperon. >> the students were heading back from a field trip when the accident took place. he got a call from his wife telling him what happened when his son was on the bus. >> what? check it out. i was coming home. i actually was in maryland. so when i was coming home, i figure i'd stop by to see what the damage looks like. still here. he >> the parent says his son was not injured in the accident. police say once the investigation is over they will determine which driver was at fault. in springfield, diane cho abc7 news. leon: 6-year-old boy is recovering after being shot twice in the arm during a home invasion. this happened just before midnight in what home on foote street in northeast d.c. police say two people forced open the door of the home and then opened fire. >> everybody is so puzzled. i guess she was home. i guess somebody kicked the door i

organizers are looking to book bob dylan, paul mccartney, the rolling stones, the who, neil young and pink floyd's all of them are rock. and roll inductees. it would take place october 7th through the 9th at empire polo field in riverside county. if they can pull that offer, that would be amazing. >> sounds like an event for the older set. >> hey, i would go. >> the kids to cochello and then maybe the 40, 50 year olds there. >> oh, lisa. it would be cool. >> nothing cool about the forecast over the weekend except if you are going to be at the coast. the sun officially up in less than an hour. we are in the mid-50s here. upper elevation wind helping boost temperatures through the midmorning hours. we will see 70s by noontime in parts of the bay. details next. >> and also ahead, should the warriors fear the beard? we will hear from james hard again how he feels playing the warriors in the first round of the nba >> in sports the warriors quest to win back-to-backs will be this afternoon at oracle arena. if you can't be there watch it here on abc7. coverage at noon and tip off at 12:30. giants are in

floyd dell. a lot of people whose names are largely lost. there was a new york dadaist. i was both fascinated by them. i went to the library and have experienced many times. you are the first person to check out a book and 40 years and you wonder if it shows you are being scholarly or just too far off the beaten track. the thing is they were both fascinating and frustrating in equal measure because you cannot be sure you're getting them right. with one's contemporaries you have a reasonable sense of the background. at a certain point you are reaching your hand too far over the table. you wonder -- there is a terrifying line that christopher isherwood -- gore vidal wrote historical novels and he said how terrifying they must be. you just wrote "and the birds began to sing," and you wondered where their birds in the fourth century. [laughter] the early greenwich village bohemians was the answer to both questions really. mr. bender: that is particularly interesting. talking about them, one of the things that struck me in the book was although it was allegedly a postwar peri

over the years, he had many auctions and thousands of models were sold. 1979, floyd peterson, a designer and inventor purchased gilbert remaining collection of models. peterson printed and eight volume set of catalogs showing patent models for sale. he sold many in private sales and auctions. i began purchasing models from him in 1994. i eventually ended up with his personal collection. at this time, i would like to give you an overview of the book , inventing a better mousetrap. written by myself and my wife. there are 25 chapters, broken down by subject matter such as steam, mining, home, manufacturing, agricultural, and various other subjects. each chapter reviews the history of the subject as it relates to its significance during the 1800s. featurester also government patent models with short descriptions of how they work long with stories about their inventors. our book has had over three dozen reviews and comments. all have been extremely confident tree and informative. i would like to share one of the comments with you by somebody whose name you will recognize. the rothschild pate

it was pacquiao's first fight since he lost to floyd mayweather in the world welterweight bout last mayer the victory, pacquiao said, quote, as of now i'm retired. i'm going to go home with i had family and serve the people. i'll think about it and talk to my family about it. >>> in baseball, the phillies picked up their first win of the season against the mets. they wrap up their series this afternoon in new york. and then they return to south philadelphia for the home opener. here say live look at the bank where the phils host the san diego padres tomorrow afternoon. >>> and philadelphia police officer who was ambushed on the job several months ago will throw out the first pitch of that game. officer jessy hartnett was shot three times in the arm during an attack in january. since then he's had several surgeries. he is still recovering, though, and if you can't make tomorrow's home opener, nbc 10 has you covered. you can catch our pregame special at 2:00, first pitch at 3:00. all of it will be here tomorrow on nbc 10. and hopefully by tomorrow afternoon, by the time things get going,

pacquiao has lost three of his last six contests, including the so-called fight of the century against floydmayweather. pacquiao is the only man to defeat bradley during a career where the american has beaten 12 world champions. >> this is going to be more opportunity for me to fight, because i believe there is a new coach and more action in the ring. >> this is the happiest i've been. i did the right amount of work this time. i didn't recovery train, i'm ready to go. >>> how much professional female athletes earn is has been a recent debate. they are set to receive a pay rises. they were beaten at the final of the word 2020. the money offered to them will be almost doubled. the best players will be earning in excess of $100,000 a year. >>> plenty more build up, that is it for now. >> thanks very much in deed and that is it for this news hour. i'll be back with another full bulletin of news in a few minutes. don't forget our website, aljazeera.com. see you in a bit. bye for now. >> ali velshi, getting to the heart of the matter. >> what if there were no cameras here, would be the best soluti

the organizers are looking to book bob dylan, paul mccartney, the who, neil young and pink floyd's wateraid the concert would take place october 7th through the 9th at empire polo field in riverside county. >>> and if they are able to pull that off, i will buy a ticket and fly down there myself. >> i hope the youngsters at coa chilla you, i don't think they will be going to that. >> what's going on? who? >> taking you to the beach now where it's cool, in the mid-40s in santa cruz. it was 73 yesterday. 79 today. so each with the sea breeze, numbers at our beaches will be just around 70 degrees. the we will talk abouthe warmest day of the week tomorrow and the look ahead which features cooler, maybe wetter weather coming up. >> thanks, lisa. also ahead, should the warriors fear the beard? we will hear from rockets star james harden and how he feels about playing the warrio i drive a golf ball. i drive to the hoop. i drive a racecar. i have a driver. his name is carl. but that's not what we all have in common. we talked to our doctors about treatment with xarelto®. xarelto® is proven to tre

in contrast, in 2011, drones were used for only 5% of the weapons to floyd by the air force. -- deployed by the air force. president obama had previously said the withdrawal of the majority of u.s. troops in 2014 would "reduce the need for unmanned strikes." in new york city, boston, chicago, and washington, d.c., jews have been staging protests dubbed "liberation seder" to demand u.s. jewish establishment groups end their support for israel's occupation of the palestinian territories. the protests draw on rituals from passover, which begins friday night. 17 people were arrested at a protest inside the new york city offices of the anti-defamation league on wednesday, while six people were arrested tuesday at a protest at aipac's offices in boston. more protests are planned for san francisco later today. in new york city, residents gathered outside the brooklyn board of elections' office to protest the purging of 125,000 democratic voters from the voting lists ahead of tuesday's primary. kathleen menagozi spoke out. >> i am here protesting for the purged voters. i was one of them. i regis

fairfax county police say the bus pulled out in front of the police car on floyd avenue. students go to mark twain middle school and were on their way back from a field trip. two of the students, a chaperone and the police officer had to go to the hospital. >>> three bills aimed at changing gun law this is the governor refused to sign the legislation saying the bills would harm families and communities. one of the bills vochs specific applications for conceal carry permits. the other bill would have made it harder for prosecutors to prove a charge of brandishing a firearm. you can read more about it by searching gun compromise in the nbc washington app. >>> it is 5:47. plans for a new hospital in prince george's county are moving forward. maryland governor larry hogan says he will not veto a bill which will help fund a new regional medical center in largo. into we the bill guarantees the facility will be built. the new $655 million center will replace the current hospital in she everly chevy. >>> howard plaza and tower west will close for renovations next month and reopen

an interesting, kind of funny, if not misogynistic moment at the beginning of the argument when jay floyd notes that with these two pretty young ladies by his side, they are sure to get the last word. he played it for a laugh and failed miserably. he was greeted with stony silence. one reporter wrote that it looked like war and burger was about to come down from on high and discipline him himself. clarke: the attorney general and the solicitor general play that tape for their students in classes of how not to do this. host: john is watching us on twitter. he says how -- you were you i you he i he assigned his childhood friend to us -- to write the opinion. what he wrote was quite fair, 17 pages, mostly dealing with disability and only three pages dealing with the substance of the merit. that was like a lead balloon to other members of the court who found it unsatisfying. host: some have suggested that a justice exploded with rage over the opinion and also over the thought of rehearing the case. what can you add to our knowledge of what happened behind closed doors? clarke: i think it's im

paul mccartney, the who, neil young and roger waters from pink floyd set to take the stage in india thisn october 7th and celebrates. they say it's special and may never get a chance to see a lineup like this again. >>> some people are criticizing the current festival going on in india for the lack of female performers. the ninth year 234 a row that the headlines are all men. there's only been one female headliner in the history of the music festival. only 1/4 of all acts this year are fronted by women. it does not include surprise entertainers such as rihanna. >>> why this year's ceremony was more somber than others. >> what the university of california's president posed to take on actual harassment. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. people facing evections want their voices heard at the rent control meeting. some who live at the reserve apartments, they say that the landlord wants to replace rent-controlled units with market rate housing next year. they expect to get eviction notices around christmas time and say with san jose's 3% vacancy rate, it will be hard to find new homes >> i

what role has energy and oil floyd, and does the fact that we are seeing this kind of rebound changementals for you? george: i'm sure the fed is going to be pleased to see oil above 40. not under 40 as it was in q one. i do not think it is going to sway their opinions today. be interesting to see how they characterize how inflation is moving towards their targets. oil playing a key role there, obviously. i think it is more a function of if oil can maintain the momentum it has had. will it carry into quarter two. francine: one of the great theowns is why are markets correlated so much with oil? is now the end of that? oilge: in general, plays a huge role in capital flows and understanding what it means for inflation, as we just went over. i think the central bank around the world watch this closely. and i think to break the correlation down completely, you see oil continue to rise in equity markets continue to do their own thing. i think we are still correlated to the movement in oil. mike: one of the big problems with the correlation starting in january as everybody thought the le pr

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night and this is his first fight since losing, of course, to floyd mayweather last year in that epic, much hyped battle. >>> time for all the morning sports headlines. >> here's laura behnke. >>> the mets looking to beat the phillies last night. de grom was feeling soreness after leaving friday as a precaution. next start could be in doubt. new york going for a tenth win in 11 tries over philly at citi field. he was cruising until this, ryan howard in the fifth the solo home run. 1-0 philly. vince shut down the line up, including one who struck out three times. back to cologne, showing the athleticism we all love. catch behind the pop, hat popping up. of course it does. -- final chance for the mets, but they fall 1-0. >>> cc checked himself into an alcohol rehab facility six months ago. since then he completed the program , arrived at spring training healthier than years and won the yankees fifth rotation spot. yesterday he made his first start since all of that. pinstripes and tigers in motown. alex rodriguez at the plate, solo shot 1-0, yanks. he became the first yankee starter to