i thought, i had never met a foster youth or encountered the foster care system and a lot of people ier. >> trevor: it really is a fascinating story that took you through different journeys and lives. it's about foster kids, foster parents, social workers who change their lives or govern their lives and that clip is interesting because it's not as simple as you think. kids having a bad time at home, take them away, but that can become the problem. >> it's audit trauma to be taken out of your family, your home. those are the two big things that are a loss in a child's life, family and home, and then you're put into another home and, often, you're taken out of that home as well. 20% of the kids in foster care end up spending at least two years in foster care, and that's a failure. >> trevor: when you look at the foster care system in america, do you regard it as a success? do you regard it as a failure? or what do you think could be changed having spent, i think, four years on this project documenting the system inside and out? >> i think the foster care system is a reactive system. it

foster teenagers. all four of these organizations provide care and assistance to the abused and neglected and encourage the need for foster parents for children of all ages. each year hundreds of nebraska youth are removed from their hoims due to unfortunate circumstances -- homes due to unfortunate circumstances and many fear where they will end up or if they will ever find their forever home. my wife, angie, and i adopted two children, austin and jessica, from the foster care system when they were just 8 and 9 years old. even though we already had two sons, we knew there were not enough homes for older children and siblings. austin and jessica are blessings to our family, and even though foster parenting was challenging, choosing to adopt them was one of the best and most rewarding decisions angie, my wife, and i have made. even though foster children are hurting, they're just looking for someone to be committed to them and help them succeed. it's time to realize that everyone can play a part in enha

we have 438,000 kids in foster care. do youle realize that only 54% f them will graduate from high school? only 11% of them apply to college andom that only 3% will get a college education. this year alone in our country we will see 30,000 children age out of our foster care system. 70% of them they'll be homeless within with two years. i remember that. see i was a senior in high of my seniorll year i turn 18, i was pretty excited because i had made it that far. i was pretty excited that i was actually a senior in high school. rough in myittle foster family but it was okay because i had a a roof over my head, i had a family that i truly knew that loved me. and until two week after my 18th birthday and i turned 18 and received this -- i remember coming home and receiving my trash bag, i was no longer allowed in their home because the check stopped. that happened so many timeses in our system. t we have been making money on the back of children for way too many years. so foror me i became homeless. i will never forget that

foster care is misunderstood.are a lot of stereo types about everybody in the foster care system, case workers, children. case workers are seen as child stealers. children are seen as damaged goods, not able to have a successful life. the other thing that's important and you alluded to it here is that foster care system reflects some of the larger problems of our society -- >> that list of things i put up there. those are the problems in our society. >> they're reflective of the fact that parents can't take care of their children. neglect is the largest reason that kids are in foster care. >> debra you represent so many voices in the film. you spoke with a social worker who spent her childhood in the foster care system. let's listen to what she told you. >> i never wanted to be a social worker, that's for sure. a lot of my youth was spent in the child welfare system. i hated the system. and i hated social workers. a lot of negative things to say about dcsf, and everyone would say you need to walk in their shoes. y

first, join me as a member of the congressional foster youth caucus to support people to become foster parents and place children into stable homes. second, seek data-informed solutions. this week, i championed a bipartisan amendment to the child abuse and treatment act to study the effects of parental substance use disorders on children removed from a family. i hope my colleagues will join me in supporting foster youth and families across this country. we must all work to ensure tragedies like a.j.'s death never happen again. thank you and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back. the chair recognizes the gentleman from south carolina, mr. norman, for five minutes. mr. norman: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to recognize a truly great american. ms. kathryn mcfadden beatty, who passed away on april 27, 2019, at the age of 94. mrs. beatty was born in rock hill, south carolina, and was the daughter of the late roy d. fadden and preceded in death by her husband, cherry beatty, and her brother, first lieutenant robert eli mcfadden, who was killed in action dur

the warriors have had issues with scott foster in the past. this is a really great breakdown of the situation from scott van pelt. when nobody is guarding harden, he jumps up and lands in pretty much the same spot time and time again. when there's a defender nearby, he kicks his legs forward and tries to get the foul called. look at the left leg kicking out. it's so obvious what's going on. we'll see if the refs go for it tonight and give him the call. you expect that because of all the noise he's going to get some calls even though he's initiating contact. meanwhile we're only a few minutes away between game three between the san jose sharks and the colorado avalanche. we know team teal will be without their captain. joe pavelski did not travel. he suffered a head injury in the final period of game seven against the golden knights. >> this is a very emotional series. it took a lot out of us. i thought we've done a pretty good job so far of moving on here. obviously we didn't get the outcome we wanted in game two, but we feel good about headin

they say foster started struggling with an officer. in this slow-motion video you can see an officer gazing foster. moments later police say foster took a flashlight from the officer's hand and raised it in the air. officers say the officer feared imminent harm and shot foster. >> 3.1, shots fired , 415 carolina street. i have one suspect down. >> suspect foster died at the scene. a month after the shooting, ron l foster's family filed a federal lawsuit against the police department. the city and the officer involved were also sued. the investigation has gone to the district attorney's office were review. >>> contra costa county is determined to get justice for the young man. wilson walker reports someone sideswiped the teenager on friday during after school pickup. >> reporter: no ordinary school pickup today for two parents in pleasanton. they were looking for the driver that hit their son and drove off last week. d or ed wn ntomething>> reporte he is recovering from being hit by a passing driver's side view mirror outside of his mid

the officer only activated his body camera after shooting foster and claimed foster had grabbed his flashlight. that's just one of the issues leaving family members outraged. their attorney plans to talk about the video this morning and the officer who shot foster who they believe was also involved in the controversial deadly police shooting of a man earlier this year at a fast food drive through. >>> family members in shock after the death of a loved one in san jose. he was killed during a street race on cinco de mayo. police say he was a passenger in that car. >> and everyone involved in the crash were all relatives. ian cole explains what happened. >> reporter: the family tkpaers f gathers for a memorial. it is where the 24-year-old, a passenger in an apparent street race, was killed when the car he was in slammed into this tree. he said david was a great person, more than a first cousin. he was my brother. gentle. and he wanted to be a police poce say the man driver of the car right after it happened. >> he obviously knew who the people were. he rolled over the gentleman on the ground desp

to stop foster several times. but says he kept driving away from him. the officer did end up catching up to foster and that is when he says a struggle ensued a taser was deployed. but officials say the taser did not work the officer says foster then took his flashlight from his hand and raised it towards him that is went off the officer shot foster killing him, lake police department has completed its internal investigation and is now being submitted to the solano county district attorney. >>he's lucky to be alive. so says san jose's top top about the officer who was injured during a fatal officer-involved shooting over the weekend as kron four is roughly double reports now officer shot and killed a stolen vehicle suspects with allegedly hit another officer as he was trying to escape. >>san jose police chief eddie garcia describing the chaotic scene saturday morning here in the carport on comb our drive where police have cornered a suspect who was behind the wheel of a stolen car. >>the suspect exited the car at o

this came to be because of a connection with vince foster junior. about last person that saw vince foster junior live in the white house linda tripp. linda tripp calls our office in january, 1998, i thought i was on my way to pepperdine law school. not so fast. linda says a young woman, that was monica lewinsky, working alongside me here at the pentagon in the public affairs public information office has made me aware that there is a relationship with the president, but most relevantly she's asking me to commit perjury. she has committed perjury herself and at the end of that phone call on that sunday nights i was actually a way an american bar association meeting in colorado and she said you know me, i'm linda tripp a witness in the vince foster junior investigation. so, that's how it came to be. we took steps, some of which have been criticized and criticism goes with the territory, but we verified what linda had told us. with the surreptitious tape recording come she had recorded a number of telephone conversations with monica and so we were revi

officer mcmahon shoots foster as he gets up. a month later, foster's family filed a wrongful death lawsuit and officer mcmahon was involved in another controversial deadly shooting this year and was among six officers who shot and killed 20-year-old millie mccoy last february, asleep in a car in a drive-thru of a taco bell with a loaded gun. >>> today, oakland mayor libby schaaf will present her new budget proposal to the city council. as the council holds a special meeting starting at 4:00 this afternoon. the mayor said the budget reflects the city's priorities and still needs financial obligation. she has already said the proposed budget includes more money for affordable housing, schools, homeless programs and street paving projects. the new plan being voted on by the oakland city council would invest $100 million in paving streets over the next three years. >>> two men are not waiting for the city to fix the roads. this so-called pothole vigilantes started fixing problems two weeks ago after they got tired of waiting for the

the video of ron l foster being tasted before the shooting happened. officials say an officer saw run al foster riding a bike and weaving in and out of the roadway. the officer says he tried to stop foster several times but he says he kept writing away from him. now serve actually caught up to foster and that is when he says a struggle ensued a taser was used. but officials say didn't work. the officer says foster took his flashlight from his hand and raised it towards him. that is when the officer says he opened fire striking and killing foster. the boil police department has completed its internal investigation and is now being and that is now being submitted to the sun will county district attorney's office. san jose police have provided new details about a fatal officer-involved shooting over the weekend as kron four draft that double reports now officer shot and killed the suspect in a stolen car case. >>someone who they say had just injured another officer while trying to escape. >>san jose police chief eddie garcia describing the chaotic scene s

it took us forever to get out of foster city.ible. >> reporter: ideally public works director wants to make the left turn restrictions permanent. they also want help from some of the driving apps like google, waze and apple. right now the left turn restrictions aren' othhey're telling drivers that setimes the shortcut through foster city isn't worth it. >>> well, today oakland officials kicked off a blitz with the goal of filling thousands of potholes. the town calls it an intensive effort to patch potholes and repair roads all over the city. the pothole backlog is about 7,000 requests. >> you know, the 1-2 punch of half a billion dollars of deferred maintenance on oakland streets, plus a series of very wet winters have left us with the worst pothole problem i have ever seen in my entire life living here. >> earlier this month the oakland city council approved a $100 million three-year paving plan that will more than triple the pace of road repaving work. crews will put in 12-hour days three days a week to finish the pothole blit

that's when we saw trainers tending to ruben foster. this is just the third play of practice, at it was during portion that we aren't allowed to shoot, so here is the video of the rmath, foster clearly in pain, crying, slamming his fist into the ground. makes it harder to digest, foster hurt on a play where there wasn't even contact. he just ran, stepped on another player's foot, and went down. now, there's no results yet from an mri, but head coach jay megruden alard by the. injury >> when you see, especially f ruben's type o player that he s the energythat he brings, he wouldn't be laying down unless something was wrong. but hopefully -- we'll hope for the best right now until the results, but very concerning for sste. we'll juave to wait and see before i get too emotional about it. >> foster was emotional. i heard him crying in t cart on the way out, but that's something we'll be watching for. also coming at 5:00, the quarterback battle, something we're keeping a close eye on. back to you. >> as you know, injuries often the course of

foster was riding his bicycle. >> reporter: john burris represents the foster family in this case.says the narrative the police provide the topical moments. >> they don't give the narrative where he was shot multiple times in the back. the officers claimed he was attacked and the office it went to get his class light. >> reporter: in an email once a, vallejo police said mr. burris's comments are outlandish come inflammatory, and simply not true. one of the videos is the entire raw, unedited footage from the involved officer's body worn camera. the other video was our effort to provide context and accurate information to the public. vallejo police is not the only department altar body cam footage. this week, fremont released video where they zoomed in and froze a-frame. not in view police released footage where they added captions. >> this is new. this is new for law enforcement. >> reporter: laura call is a advisor for statewide. >> i think it's irresponsible for law enforcement to put out a video without context. that being said, there is a difference between providing context and

them. >> fostering is crucial to help us to save more lives.es especially into foster homes as quickly as possible. less likely to run in problems with diseases and sicknesses when they're in a home as opposed to in the shelter. >> in the shelter where they're susceptible to all of the other animals. >> right. >> and what does fostering these little guys entail? >> well, fostering entails two or three hours feeding, and pets in need provides the formula and the blankets and the medication and the medical checks, every week or so, but they do need lots of tlc from families for the first week. first month or who. >> like having a baby really but not quite as long. two months, they're self sufficient, almost. >> right. >> polka dot and her litter are ready for, to go in for surgery, and they will be ready for adoption in a week or so. >> great. well, if you want to find out more, if you can't foster, you can also donate, pets in need.org/wish list. they have an amazon friend wish list you could donate to. thanks, al. and thanks to you for making u

foster city is trying to change that with a pilot program. it's working pretty well. hoping to make it permanent. so for the last three months, foster city implemented a left turn restriction on east hillsdale boulevard into edgewater and shell boulevards during rush hour. last week city council approved to extent the traffic diversion program. >> from our observation on the way the intersections are of fo the freeway. so by infwrens we have less tt. >> reporter: that's a welcome change for some residents, especially those who get stuck on east hillsdale on their way home or even just to go to the grocery store. >> probably takes at least half an hour to drive a mile. >> way better than it was before. we have no turn from 4:00 to 7:00, so it has improved. i'm really happy about that. >> reporter: the traffic might be better with new left turn restrictions but it's only a slight improvement for residents who have lived in foster city for decades. >> we were meeting friends in oakland for dinner. it took forever to get out of foster city, it was horrible. >> reporter: p

he called ems, but foster died at the scene. a month after the shooting, foster family filed a federal lawsuit against the department, the city and the officer- involved, the officer was placed on administrative leave, which is standard procedure. the investigation has been submitted to the das office for further review. >>> a mother, made chilling testimony as the first witness in the ghost ship trial. she described the last text message from her 29-year-old daughter. who died in the warehouse fire. kpix 5's news joins us live outside of the courtroom. >> reporter: is certainly was an emotional day, late this afternoon we heard from the prosecution, that one of their witnesses who was a tenant at the warehouse, tragically died yesterday in san pablo. he was expected to testify later this week. as for the mother of one of the victims, she did take the stand today, the defense was trying to prevent that earlier in the day. >> put the mother on, she cries, it is very emotionally traumatizing. >> reporter: they questioned the relev

he only activated body or camera video after foster was shot and claimed foster grabbed his flashlight. that's just one of the issues leaving foster's family outraged. they as well as their attorney plan to talk about that video later this morning. they also plan to talk about the officer who shot foster who they believe was also involved in the controversial deadly police shooting of a man earlier this year at a fast food drive-through. >>> 5:38. one city taking a big step to recognize the lgbtq community. walnut creek voted unanimously to raise the rainbow flag for gay pride book. council members decided to make an exception for this particular request. >> perhaps in june we may see looks such as this. the volume of traffic holding steady. no problems, no delays. although a good amount of traffic off highway 4. just slowing into pay point out of pittsburg. slowing of course at the bay bridge toll plaza for westbound 80. 238 holding steady. crash off the roadways as you approach 880, northbound direction, commute direction, coming off the castro valley y. and a gentle build. anything

growth and fosters the belief in others, that they can do what they want to do. >> i am american. i'm so proud and what that means to me. i, a formerme that undocumented person who came in search of the american dream, was able and was given a pathway to citizenship. now, as an american, i serve , and everyn arizona dream as possible. that is what it means to be american, to me. >> for me, what it means to be an american is be involved, passionate, supportive, and think for. -- thankful. what does it mean to be american to you? tell us on our facebook page @cspan. ♪ announcer: all of this month, on c-span, we will feature the winners of our studentcam documentary competition. middle and high school students created videos, answering the question -- what does it mean to be a american? our second prize high school east winners are hunter walterman, isaac newman, and rekha leonard, 10th graders at montgomery blair high school in silver spring, maryland. that's where c-span is available through comcast. their winning entry is titled "rockin' in the free world." >> there are so many di

sources tell nbc sports washington foster may have torn the acl in his left knee. that is a serious injury. hijust the t play of the day. he went down in obvious pain there and grabbed his knee as he was carted off. it was a destating turn. events for the skins as foster was expected to make a big impact with the team this sea n. >> we'vehad some bad luck over here for lastuple of years, but this one here takes the cake because this was a noncontact drill. and there was really no contact involved in . >> i mean, coach said it best. in just devastating. foster's injury could sideline him for the entire season. we've just had suchlu bad k. we should learn more about this prognosis in the coming days. >> y feel worse forhim. clearly he was -- >> he wants to play -- >> excited, wants to play. fingers crossed for him. wow. >>> it's4:37 right now. and coming up, a popular grocery store chain growing in our area. moving where lydl is in after walmart ditched its development plans. >>> more on the climber who forced an evacuation of the eiffel tower. how he managed to scal

been a large increase in foster children. i wonder, is the institution doing anything to look at the problems that foster children have? frankly, that has not entered into much of the education research. that is in different areas and that is a little outside of my area. backgrounds,mily written large, are extraordinarily important to the future of children. host: that line for parents, mark is in norfolk, virginia. good morning. caller: good morning. i agree with a lot of your callers. sometimes, i think we overthink the obvious. the couple calls for me -- when he was talking about busing -- a lot of people think that may be racial intent. african in america, i think he is absolutely right. now, we are in a situation socially where we are about to wonerations gone -- t generations gone that really know anything about solid parenting, because a lot of the issues the previous caller had mentioned. i think the 800 pound gorilla in the room that we are not bold enough and courageous enough to talk about is we do have a strong ne

foster may hatorn the acl in l hiseft knee. that's prettyserious. just the third play of the day, we went down in obvious pain and grabbed his knee.a devastating turn.nt eves as foster was expected to make big impact with the team this seas. >> we've had some bulk here for the last couple of onars. thi here takes the cake because this was a noncontact drill. there was no contact involved in it. y> tough. foster's injurcould sideline him for the entire season. the last rookie got the -- >> right? >> we should learn more in the coming days. wishing him a speedy recovery. >> working on plan b. >>> 6:37. lecoming up, moe green out on the field early this morning. >> she's hanging out with a local lacrosse team with a lot to be proud of. molette? >> reporter: that's right. the regional champion boys high school la tros team right here. [ cheers ] coming up, where they're going on "news4 today." >>> good tuesday morning. in local address and street curves, car brachins led to ore than -- break-ins led to more than 28,000 items stolen in 2018. the i-team g

the officer shot foster as was foster's family filed a longful death lawsuit the following month. officer mcmann was involved in another deadly shooting this year, being one of six offiand willie mccoy last week. mccoy was asleep in the car of a drive-through at talks with a loaded gun in his -- taco bell with a loaded gun in his lap. >>> tonight more than 100 people attended a community meeting hosted by safer san jose. the group is offering 300 surveillance cameras to people living in neighbor near the cal power power plant. the only catch is you have to sign up your free camera with the police department's on-line camera registry program. >>> a project like hours would make it a lot easier for the police department, because as you know, bambi larson, the police spent hundreds of hours going door-to-door, looking for camera footage. >> bambi larson was found stabbed to death inside her san jose home back in february. police say if it wasn't for surveillance cameras, they might not have caught the suspect as quickly as they did. >>> the jury in the ghost ship warehouse trial hear

fosters troops opened fire and lawrence o'brien branch.nion vessels were blocked on the river by sharpened stakes throughout. the second brigade fired at confederates in their attempt to position canon on the rail line. the 35th and 32nd pushed them back. another brigade came up the railroad and reinforced foster's men. the union vessels pushed through the stakes as they stormed into new bern. branch retreated to kingston and burnside added another victory to the western theater. he captured the second largest city in north carolina. what awaited him was the dilemma that almost every union officer confronted throughout the war. burnside and his men reached a region where enslaved people make the case for enlistment. i deliberate on local officials, refugees, and opinions that appear in the black press. before the creation of the united states colored troops, refugees and free black men met soldiers in the southern locales of the western leader to offer their services. some were illiterate, others were starving, others were barely clothed,

plan andto follow the foster the economy. susan: thank you very much. are there any questions from the audience? if not, i will continue to ask questions. >> identify yourself. mr. ebrard, i want to ask you about mexico's position regarding venezuela. mexico rightly claims nonintervention, but isn't nonintervention just a way of doing nothing? supporting maduro and supporting the dictatorship? >> well, i am going to leave you our constitution, because we have a tradition that is nonintervention. nonintervention was a mexican position during the 1930's in order to avoid recognition as a political weapon, in order to obtain certain things from the withry to a relationship other countries with recognition of the government. when you have difficulties between two governments or civil wars. we have this mandate. it is not a superficial issue. institutionwhat an allows you to do or not. this is not a pretext to say we are not going to have any position. we present a position. we send aid. we need a democratic solution to this conflict. we propose with several

we should be using it to foster exports in central america. we have a tremendous export market if you look at it from a u.s. business perspective of 30 million central americans who are predisposed to american brands. we should be engaging them effectively. i think homeland security with that customs role with the ability to build capacity has a role to play to foster economic growth with the private sector. i worked to bring companies together to give ideas together and amplify them in my new role. >> we appreciate that message. that is so critical and to figure out what is really going on on the ground, it is helpful to talk to the people who are dealing with those regulation and customs issues and corruption issues, etc.. i just wanted to give you the opportunity to make that message and so thank you for doing so. let me shift the gaze very briefly to my second topic, the linkage between security and development. in interprets of department of homeland security, you a broader mandate. central americans troubled by job creation and drug traf

fire after ronell foster grabbed at his flashlight. his family says the video the leaves out critical moments. >> it doesn't give them shot multiple times in the back. >> police say the claims that moments were omitted is outlandish and untrue. they released unedited and edited footage to provide context. >>> still to come, a huge gun boston in southern california. why authorities believe man had more than 1000 guns inside his home. >>> it has been six months since the devastating camp fire broke out. coming up the mayor of paradise tells us how the town is rebuilding. >>> it is warming up slightly, it will again tomorrow and then a cooldown just in time for the weekend. >>> be sure to catch today's new episode of our bay area people podcast. claudine met mount diablo high school senior martina rodriguez at the gym where she trained as a u.s. marine. that podcast available right now for searching under podcasts. alright,yeah!excited? waaahoo... well... that was fun, right? it's time to get more. lower fares. better service. sweeter rew

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we should be using it to foster exports. we have a tremendous export market. central americans are predisposed to american brands. we should be engaging them. that -- security, what does have a role to play in fostering economic growth. privateorked to bring sector companies are investing in the region to come together to give ideas to government on how we can help them. >> we appreciate that message. that is so critical. to figure out what is really going on on the ground it is helpful to talk to the people who actually are dealing with those regulations and customs issues and corruption issues, et cetera. i wanted to give you the opportunity to give that message. let me shift briefly to my second topic. the linkage between security and development. in terms of the department of homeland security, you have a broader mandate. central america is not just troubled by job creation, but also drug trafficking. some of that is facilitated by the south american regime. what is the linkage between crime and criminal activity and economic growth and development? how do

as national foster care month. mr. speaker, it's time to bring front and center the more than 400,000 youth in our foster care system across the country. these young people are courageous and they face -- and overcome many challenges. let's raise up their voices because they deserve to be heard and they deserve a seat at the policymaking table. it's also a time recognize the foster care professionals, advocates, and families who devote themselves to supporting foster youth every day. these individuals deserve our utmost respect and gratitude. i'm proud to co-sponsor representative karen bass' resolution recognizing foster care month. to the foster youth and those who support them in rhode island and across the country, you matter. i'm here to be your advocate in congress. i urge my colleagues on both sides of the aisle to join me. thank you, mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from georgia seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to

just talking about foster care, can help foster care. i didn't know that. you like smooth jazz? do not. yeah. donate your small talk. nobody does. >>> we're back. >>> we're back. keeping an eye on the dangerous storm system in the southern plains. at least 13 tornadoes have been reported in four states, texas, oklahoma, kansas and missouri and the tornado watch is also in effect for arkansas. meanwhile a late spring storm is dumping snow in the rockies, including the denver area. some places could get as muchmuch as 20 inmuchas 20 inches of snow. the morning commute will luckily wet or slushy so please exercise caution there. >> they get a lot of sunshine but snow in may. flights in the west coast are encounters turbulence, sometimes, severe. >> passengers were moving aboute bottom had dropped out. >> it was very sudden and unexpected. and i woke up and we had drinks on our tray table that just flipped over. and it was very shaky. felt like the plane fell for a couple of seconds before we stabilized again. >> my sister was next to me, she had her beverage spilled on top of me, s

they hope the characters offer support to foster children and foster families. in the first episode, karli shared her story with elmo. . >> my mom can't be with me right now even though she loves me very much. . >> oh. >> but then i came here to stay with my foster parents and they gave me a big hug. >> good timing here as well. may is national foster care month. according to the u.s. department of health and human services children's bureau, there are more than 400,000 children and youth in foster care. that's really nice. it helps kids understand it. >> all right. 6:27 for you right now. here are the stories that we're working on for 6:30. changes may be coming to san jose's airport. the big decision tonight for the future of self restaurants at sjc. >>> first, protests across the pay area and the country today. demonstrators are pushing back on controversial abortion decisions in several states. we have all the info. you're watching "today in the bay". i )m laura garcia. >>> welcome about tuesday morning. and to "today in the bay". thanks for joining us. i'm

chased foster behind the building. you can see the struggle until officer mcmann shoots foster as he is getting up. now one month later foster's family is filing a wrongful death lawsuit. mcmann was involved in the shooting of willy mccoy last february, asleep at the car of a drive-thru at taco bell and had a loaded gun in his lap. >>> a necropsy is being performed on a dead whale washed up on ocean beach in san francisco >> reporter: biologists at the marine mammal center arrived at ocean beach at 7:30 this morning to begin the necropsy, the ninth dead whale found in the area in the past two months. >> it is concerning that so many of them are malnourished. >> reporter: this team of biologists performed a necropsy tuesday to determine why this gray whale died. about 40 feet in length, the adult whale was found monday morning at ocean beach. without knowing the cause of death yet, the whale appears to be in bad body condition, an alarming trend researchers have seen with half the gray whale population this migration se

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a comprehensive reconstruction then got underway to designs by the british architect norman foster who added a dome of glass. since 1909 the building has been the seat of the german parliament the bundestag. foster's design is all about transparency light and openness as befits a democracy the building has become one of germany's most popular tourist attractions. especially when the. there's nice and sunny days huge crowds gather in front of the right stock i'm interested to hear what other visitors think about germany's evolution throughout the past 7 decades. the dish out ones that are years of the german hans into sion and the german federal republic what comes to mind and. the end of the 2nd world war on the creation of a democratic state and the macabre start as the cloud do you think germany has changed over the past 70 years and tickets. it's incredible how much freer things are compared to when i was young. women used to have to get permission to go to words. just to have active women and nowadays i'm 74 and i was sometimes too old to work too much. as you know. i am rather con

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. >> reporter: run l foster was killed. earlier, the officer followed him for a few blocks but says that he resisted. the officer used the taser and then foster grabbed a metal flashlight from the officers hand, according to police, and raised it in the air. police say the officer feared imminent and serious physical harm, and opened fire. >>> one month later, foster's family filed a federal lawsuit against the department. the city and the officer involved. that investigation has been submitted to the da's office for review. >>> tonight, the chp suspects the man involved in a fatal crash in contra costa county was driving under the influence. chp says the driver of a blue suv veered onto oncoming traffic on highway four in brentwood. 51-year-old man driving a white sedan was hit and killed. the cross calls highway four to shut down for more than 90 minutes during rush hour. the driver of that suv was taken into custody. >>> close call for one southwest plane before touchdown early today. >> may have been worse than we thoug

a comprehensive reconstruction then got underway to designs by the british architect norman foster who added a dome of glass. since 1909 the building has been the seat of the german parliament the bundestag. fosters design is all about transparency light and openness as befits a democracy the building has become one of germany's most popular tourist attractions. especially when the weather is nice and sunny days huge crowds gather in front of the right stack i'm interested to hear what other visitors think about germany's evolution throughout the past 7 decades. the shout ones that are years of the german hans intuition and the german federal republic what comes to mind when it. now you fear and there's a 2nd world war on the creation of a democratic state and it's a macabre start as the cloud using germany has changed over the past 70 years and tickets. it's it's incredible how much free a things are compared to when i was young. women used to have to get permission to go to work. just as not active women are nowadays i'm 74 and i sometimes do at work too much. so as you know. i am ra

police say foster was stopped by police while riding a bike which led to a foot pursuit prior to the deadly altercation however, burris says the video is an example of the problem because the officer did not turn it on prior to the incident. >>but he didn't do it out of tampa he decided to do the any only turned on. after the shooting taken place which then ultimately didn't allow don't allow for clear i preach picture and understanding of his conduct. >>murder is murder to kills and 300 face the day the court and won tell we need help. we need our government to stand up for what's right was just it was fair. >>in oakland has it made kron 4 >>fellow police are responding tonight. hubers his claim saying that mister burr's his comments are outlandish inflammatory and simply not true. we would encourage the public to review the 2 videos and the investigation that we released yesterday to decide the matter for themselves a goes on to say the investigation is now in the hands of the solano county da's office and we have complete confidence in there impartial review and ultimate determina

that video shows a brief interaction between foster and officer ryan mcmahon who chased foster behind building, you can see them struggling until the officer shoots foster as he gets up. a month later, foster's family filed a wrongful death lawsuit. officer was also involved in another controversial deadly shooting this year, he was among six officers who shot and killed 20-year-old, willie mccoy. he was asleep in a car in the drive through to talk about, and he was holding a loaded gun in his lap. >>> telephone is getting ready for what is likely to be a difficult wildfire season. they are a part of wildfire safety week. they also want residents to prepare an evacuation plan and create defense space around their home. >> part of this responsibility is not just the government responsibility, it is an individual responsibility, it is important to learn about the threats in your area, what kind of a fire zone do you live in? >> in east bay hills, creating a firebreak is one of the many high-priority projects california fire crews will be handling statewide. tomorrow marks six months sin

scott foster is one of tonight's reps which probably did not go over well with the rockets and he ejected james harden in february the last time he worked a game for houston which led to these comments from harden. >> scott foster, i never really talk about officiating or something like that, just rude and arrogant. >> yeah like it's personal? >> for sure is personal. i don't think you should be able to officiate our games anymore. >> reporter: this will not make you feel any better, the last six games that foster has officiated for houston in the postseason over the last three years, they lost every game. the rockets may want to spend more kevin durrant dirk kevin durant has been on a tear. 201 points in the last five games, he has only one of four players since 1988 to score 200 or more points in a five-game stretch along with alan iversen, lebron james, and michael jordan who dated three separate times. >> have you ever seen anybody have a great four-game stretch like kevin is having? >> a guy named michael something. i can't remember his last name. but, no, kevin has these last couple

. >>> the reds place reuben foster on the reserve injured list, ending his season after he reportedlysuffered a torn acl, even possible arter damage. the injury came on a noncontact play during the beginning of monday's onfield session. no the team has to move on without foster, who they were lanning on being a part o their defense this season. so to replace him, the team announced that they've assigned jo bostick. bostick was drafted by the bears as 2012 out of florida that paid for the patriots, conds a the steelers since. the linebackers best sean game in 2017 when he had 97 tackles. redskins organized team activits continuing next week. so you can get in here thera is ot of other new guys. learn the system. hopefully thinjury bug does not really -- >> ow. w ♪ there are roadside attractions. and then there's our world-famous on-road attraction. the 2019 glc. lease the glc 300 suv for just $479 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. at havertys, we know a something you sleep on. it's something you live on. [giggling] and we want it to be perf

so well with the players and in particular the rockets houston 1, 6, in the postseason one foster's working a game and earlier in the season hardin called him rude and arrogant now as for golden state. the chance of trying to not let on this officiating talk get in the way of their game plan steve kerr address the subject yesterday it. >>we just watched the tape upstairs, you don't think there are 10 calls that we thought we had filed one in this is our goals in every coach in the legal tell you the same thing you watch the tape you know, and all that stuff out. the senate your game it's it's very very to officiate an nba game, there's all kinds of gray area. and you know in the modern you know a lot of players gotten really good at. >>deception. >>one of the players that steve kerr things has gotten good at deception is james harden he's kind of earned himself a reputation as a player who tries to get the officials to skew calls his way but we'll see whether all this officiating drama gets to him in the rockets and the warriors tonight. grant vicki back to you. >>i can't really liv

looks good here westbound jusd a little busy and crowded, but overall no issues making your way into foster city or send the tale. we're checking in on the bay bridge that repair the toll plaza getting a little sluggish and some of your cash lanes but overall a smooth trip to downtown it's also goi be a smooth connection on 1, across the golden gate, no major issues you'll see bridge crews going back and forth us a pickup there lane closures that's that flashing see on the right side, northbound that's just bridge work. overall a great trip rolling south 20 minutes, nevada to the toll plaza traffic tracker showing great numbers so you are off to a great start. it's a good time to go ahead and use a tv show freeway. it is 15 minutes right now to head west from crockett to oakland, 24 us doing just fine all the way up to the caldecott no problems for 5.80 and no major issues for the name, it's 11 minutes for your connection from san leandro to 38 to downtown open. another big story that we're following for you this morning police will be back out at the california high school campus in san ra

towers our guards no longer carry weapons and i think that what you'll see here is a place that can foster trust building and confidence that hopefully can see but there's a notable difference there no longer amit. what you'll feel here in panama is is a different vibe what once was a viable tension is now a viable peace we've taken away the land mines we've ensured that the site has been do you mind we've taken the weapons out of the towers our guards no longer carry weapons and i think that what you'll see here is a place that can foster trust building and confidence that hopefully can spread across the korean peninsula. so the weapons are missing from this familiar takes them but the signature dark sunglasses remain. visit is keen to capture the moment on camera a priceless memory in a symbolic location. this is the place that's always visualized that decades old conflict between the communist state and its southern neighbor. and it's like kim jong un and mangy in this historic summit last year one handshake setting off a whirlwind of diplomacy and fueling hopes for real progress on the

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