. >> host: milton friedman? >> he is brilliant and a logical mind and nobel laureate economist, but this book minutest is a short book called the 21st -- is called "the 21st century case for gold" and it tries to refute milton friedman -- milton friedman's monetarism with a new information theory of money" like paul krugman who is "the new york times" nobel laureate columnist and conservative magazines have adopted and prevailed in the world economy and as a result in a currency market that has 5. $4 trillion worth of transactions every 24 hours to read that is one-third every 24 hours, 100 times all electronic transactions with all the stock markets in the world put together it is 25 times from goods and services put together but every country fails because as a measuring stick the currency values are more volatile io and change more rapidly than the economic activity there supposed to measure. so this currency trading of 5.$4 trillion per day is an utter failure and it is based on the milton friedman belief cu

wilkes booth -- in february of 1866 he vetoed congressman -- congress's friedman's bureau bill which congressman -- congress failed to override. vetoed bill on the 16th of july, 1866. this time congress did override his veto. johnson's opposition was based on his own racial prejudices, formally he -- opposed the use of military during peacetime. he thought the bill was a federal encroachment into matters. he believes the bill would prevent former slaves from becoming self-sufficient. he opposed the bill because he believed congress should not .ake provisions for slaves him inposition will have a battle royale with congress over the course of his term in office. you can see johnson kicking the freedmen bureau's bill away in his disdain. the freedmen's bureau was headed by oliver howard, who had lost his right arm in june of 1862. howard is known amongst many, certainly in the black community, for working with others to organize a university that carries his name in washington dc, for which he was the president of that university from 1869 through 1874. in different districts throughou

. >> veronica you're chasing a story about a scathing article that was written by matt friedman. he straight for the star-ledger. >> about an assembly candidate that tweeted about supporting muslims. >> she is running for new jersey state assembly 18th legislative district. on tuesday, matt friedman of political new jersey reported on a handful of her past tweets from her twitter handle, add jersey love to a. one of those tweets was from january 25, 2015, is that when you are we decided to start supporting muslims, crime went down. sweden, europe, and america down. sweden, europe, and america should take note, # muslim with a link to an article on the website gop the daily dose.com. the article was titled norway has finally had enough of radical muslims so they deported them all, what happened next., while. snover responded to the article with a statement, in part it said the columbia school of journalism should demand its diploma back from matt friedman. then i spoke with her on the phone, spoke with her on the phone, this is what she had to say. >> he called me up before i post

great name, tiffany friedman. thank you for joining us here on al jazeera. does this legal ruling affect you? >> well, it affects me because i can feel free now to practice and teach what i know and what i have learned from the theory and not be in fear of infringing on a copyright or facing a lawsuit or anything from mr. choudhury. >> because the reason that you had a bit of a split with mr. choudhury was a detail over time. so the usual bikram was 90 minutes and you wanted it to be 60 minutes, is that right? >> that's correct. i united nationsed to have bikram yoga manhattan beach and i was offering a lunchtime class for an hour, and mr. choudhury called me and told me would shut me down if i didn't change the series back to the regular 90 minutes, and i told him i would have to do what was best for my business. so i had to drop his name from my business and create a whole new brand, which is what i chose to do. >> so i guess a difference of, you know, 90 minutes to 60 minutes, perhaps to many people is not that big but when it comes to teaching bikram. yo

let's go now to wayne friedman live. >> there's a bit of strange feelings.ere was sadness, there was also relief. the rumors have been flying through this town all day long. it is a close-knit community. >> oregon, some things have not changed. appreciating the beauty of the river. the kindness of its people. but all of that went on hold yesterday. >> especially when it's bad news. >> how many people do you know that are connected to this? >> at least a dozen, if not more. >> everyone in roseburg knows someone affected by these killings in one way or another. for crystal, it's right old the kitchen window in the home of sarah alcarez. it is right next door. >> i went to school, always smiling. every time i went outside, she was always smiling and that's the kind of person that she is. the world is robbed of a boufl young woman. >> roseburg waited for an official waiting of victims for most of the day. the shooting, chris harper mercer is a name no one will utter around here. that began with the sheriff. >> i continue to believe that those media and community

friedman on your emceeing here. here's your first tossup question.the historian suetonius wrote that he was stabbed 23 times. julius caesar for 25: caesar's victory at alesia completed his conquest of which ancient region that includes most of present-day fr? gaul for 50: caesar ignited a civil war when he brought one of his legions to the italian side of which river that marked the boundary of gaul? the black river no, the rubicon. christopher columbus named them after the legendary saint ursula. the american portion of what island chain was purchased from denmark in 1916? samoa no, you can steal homestead. talk it over. virgin islands for 25: the virgin islands belong to whic arc of lesser islands; jamaica is part of its greater arc? antilles for 50: the capital of the u.s. virgin islands, charlotte amalie , is on which island named for a saint? st. john no, st. thomas because of a mistranslation, there are horns on this statue's head instead of rays of light. moses for 25: which abolitionist and conductor on the underground railroad was known as m

friedman: the key question is compared to what? if it is compared to the current system, i think it is a small step in the right direction, but i think there are better things you can do with the money if you accept that. ms. ghilarducci: you would leave the refundable tax credit for the changes in design? mr. friedman: i would use a lot of that money to rethink the design. mr. gale: incentives could be part of the solution. this could be refundable credits aimed at lower to middle income households which would be helpful because almost all of them have marginal tax rates at 50% or less. i don't think it will deal with the overall cost issues at the high end, but it could be part of the solution. ms. ghilarducci: i would love to open it up for questions. yes?. can you introduce yourself also? >> i'm david mitchell. -- talk aestion little bit more about the distinction between legitimate withdrawals and the unproductive leakages. maybe touch on emergency side card ideas like a starter account or ira. how do we keep people on retirem

wayne friedman, abc 7 news. >> warriors took on the lakers in an exhibition game in san diego.at game was marred by wet spots, that is so dangerous and can injury players. coaches calls off the game late in the quarter. they will offer refunds to fans who bought tickets to saturday night's very shortened game. >> thank you for joining us on abc 7 news at 4:00 on this sunday. >> abc news at 5:00 begins right now. >> a chp officer's personal weapon is stolen from his car in san francisco. was he violating department policy by leaving it there? plus -- >> i fell asleep. i woke up it a commotion. >> midair fight. hear from a local celebrity about what happened on a flight to san francisco. >> why a major developer is taking the fremont school district to court. >> i'm spencer christian pl this weekend, sprinkles and weekday warm up begins. the father is coming up. >>> another earthquake hits the danville area. this one is stronger than the rest of the former quakes shaken up that area in the past hour. first shaker hit at 4:00 this afternoon aej and registered 2.8. >> followed by 2

abc 7 news reporter wayne friedman is live outside one of toez theaters in san francisco for back toure day. >> this has just been a very special day all around. well, now, today, we have the chance to experience it without going to the movie theater. plenty of people have done that anyway. >> nothing beats the present unless it's the past unless of course it's a rare day when we have the past and the present mixing together as one. >> marty. you eve got to come back with with me. >> where? >> back to the future. >> sorry, folks there's no escape. a day made famous by a couple of movies in the 1980s. and if you saw them, your future has arrived. >> officially, it is back to the future day. for some of us, that future has long been a part of its past. exhibit a, he built in the shape of a delorean in a character he insisted playing while we interviewed him. we asked the character, david, what impact the movie has had on him. >> what movie? >> the one that 5:00 ratly predicted wearables and flat screen televisions and skate boards becoming hover boards. guess they kind of missed on tha

friedman theater. "fool for love." how long -- when does this run until?y, yeah. ♪ is that? >> this is it. >> jimmy: this is happening? >> i guess this is happening. [ cheers and applause ] it's really happening. >> jimmy: what could it mean? right here on your tv screen! greatest thing you've ever seen! gotcha! here comes gene, gene the dancing machine! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: sam rockwell, everybody! go see him on broadway in "fool for love" at the samuel j. friedman theater! more "tonight show" after the break. stick around, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ it's the final countdown! ♪ ♪ the final countdown! if you're the band europe, you love a final countdown. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. you think it smells fine, but your wife smells this... sfx: ding music starts luckily for all your hard-to-wash fabrics there's febreze fabric refresher it doesn't just mask, it eliminates odors... ...you've gone noseblind to woman

. >> between friedman and canes we have the truth. could you describe for the jury in the nature of your academic work? >> imac raleigh economists. i have been doing this for 45 years, 31 in connecticut, 14 in las vegas and more recently i have been doing some work on the volatility of upward growth, i first did it for the united states and in japan and a bunch of the oecd countries post world war ii data. the most recent paper looked at the united states from 1876 through 19, 2012. over a century of data and the result of that study suggested that the samples divided into four periods, the gold standard period, post-world war ii for 1981-1981 to the present. >> would you say that the economy was more volatile back in the era when we didn't have a central bank? >> in fact the measures i looked at suggested the economy was more volatile in terms of real output growth both in the gold standard period and the inner work period, the world economy decided to go back to the gold standard, they set some bad parity isn't it did not work. >> w

was the many extravagant ideas and impressions among them as to their status as friedman men. freed the property of their former masters is to be divided above -- divided among them. if they hired themselves for another year in implied servitude for five years. or that the government will feed them in idleness. by careful advice endeavor to remove any prejudices or lack of confidence that may exist between the two classes, assure them that the government will protect them in person, property, and all their rights and privileges, but they alone are responsible for the .aintenance urged them all to make contract for another year either for wages or a share in the crops and be prepared to ratify such contracts on the spot. disturbed them that and desolated state of the country, and generally they can do better to remain on the old plantations then laundering about looking from our lucrative situations. this must be prosecuted with vigor, reporting from time to time the general condition of the offices. the board organized under recent orders will adjudicate all cases that may ari

wayne friedman is live at the scene. wayne? >> reporter: good afternoon, alma. any time a san francisco police officer shoots and kills a suspect, this is the fifth time it's happened this year to date. >> both sergeants are at local hospitals in stable condition. apparently, it was catastrophic. >> san francisco's fifth officer shooting involved this construction site about noon. like all the others, it was fatal. one of the workers complained about a man throwing bottles into the street and leaving broken glass behind. three officers, including two senior sergeants tried to arrest that man. it did not go well when the suspect jumped on one of the sergeants. >> he's getting my gun, he's got my gun, shoot it. >> reporter: police found two bullet casings on the street. the suspect died at the scene. two of the three officers went to local hospitals! one of the officers had pretty good facial injury. the other officer, the officer that was on the ground, it looks like his knee, possibly his wrist and, again, he has other facial injuries. >> about 3:00 p.m., office

wayne friedman has a story of best intentions, and for residents of a retirement home, a sad outcome.>> reporter: the sign outside does not even come close to saying it all. one lost duck. but it's complicated, because while the absence of a mallard named juanita isn't literal anymore, it hurts the residents of bellow gardens assisted living just the same. >> i don't know why we can't have her back. it's not going to happen, is it? >> reporter: no, probably not, despite all the tears and emotional trauma. >> she belongs here. >> reporter: juanita first arrived as a 4-day-old duckling. a gardener found her on the street, brought her inside, and gave her to walter, the cook, who has a notoriously good heart. >> i find a duck. do you want to keep the duck? i said, okay. >> reporter: he even built a cage out back. but ultimately it wasn't enough to keep her. two weeks ago, the mallard flew away only to be rescued and sent to wild care which must now keep her for reasons beyond their control. as director mel annie piazza ex to us, blame the treaty act. wild animals cannot be pets. >> hopef

. >> right now, abc 7 news reporter twain friedman is drooiching to roseburg in oregon.have a live report tonight. >> stay tuned for that. but let's move on for the moment. a storm is hitting across the county. abc 7 acceptability some pictures about an inch of rain in brentwood in the past half hour. really coming down. and kaylee sends us this one. she says it's pouring in brentwood. bc 7 news reporter david louis joins us in san jose working with the sheriff. david? >> well, cheryl, the sheriff tells me that every organization has problems. but she wants to root out any personnel who are in the situation where they're doing something illegal or abusive. some are saying that they're engaging in a witch hunt. >> the volume of cases, up to 100 so far, has prochted her to get help from sheriff's investigators and from the f.b.i.'s san jose office. >> our willingness to bring in an outside agency to assist in these investigations should really make it clear to the public that we are committed to making sure that we are resulting in imvest gagss and have clarity. >> several

monica: mccann friedman has agreed to buy a german acid in the norwegian sea. -- asset in the norwegian. the deal will grant 43 licenses. only a handful are in production. e.on stocks surged more than 3% following the news and a push by the russian oligarch to expand his portfolio into the north sea. also some interesting data from across the atlantic. twitter has purged a top executive from google. new york restaurants want to add tipping. and more data from one sector indicates the low price of fuel has weighed on retail sales. among those hardest hit in this retail sector is of course, u.s. retail giant walmart. what is the story there? [no audio] >> nobody really expected big news, but that changed quite rapidly. walmart coming up with a new three-year plan and they are talking about heavy cost increases for just this year, for example, because of rising wages. and they are expecting an additional $1.2 billion in costs and they are lowering their profit expectations quite a bit. the stock really got hammered quite a bit, down 10%. and the stock in general is down about 30% less on t

abc 7 news reporter wayne friedman spoke with san francisco's police chief about how all of this started. wayne? >> reporter: san francisco's fifth fatal shooting. a worker complained about a man tossing bottles in the street. it did not go well when police tried to arrest him. >> a a violent struggle ensued. >> then, what would be a fatal mood. >> he said he's getting my gun. he's got my gun, shoot him. >> police found two bullet casings on the street. the suspect, who is described as a hispanic male in his 20s, died at the scene. two of three officers went to local hospitals with facial injuries. >> they're both very senior officers and they're both sergeants. >> 3:00 p.m. after the shooting, officers began pulling out their police tape just in time for rush hour and for jeffrey white who couldn't go anywhere parked inside the crime scene. >> it's the city, things happen. >> and for those of you who found out through push alerts found out about the street closure at 23 this afternoon. you can get breaking news alerts right on your phone, your tablet or the apple watch by downloading to

morgan friedman is recording a documentary. he says he has a lot of questions. >> i'm primarily interested in why what is the why of it, we go to all these bases and talk to theologians we talk to historians and ideologists. >> sounds interesting. he's an interesting guy. every time you hear him talk you kind of want to keep watching, right. >> absolutely. i think that would be a project 7news at 6:00 starts now. >> disturbing details. now being blamed for not doing enough to protect the toddler, dcf. trial. the fight between a witch and a warlock heads to court. >>> storm clouds rolling into new england tonight. we're talking downpours and strong wind. the rain is expected to stick around for a while, too. >> word it it's going to get worse through the night. >> the heavy rain is right across new york right now, pushing into southern connecticut. the rain is here and here to stay. we're in it for the rest of the night. steady rains all the way from portsmith down to boston to plymouth back into worcester right now and all poin

avery friedman and richard herman, thank you so much for your time this morning.rspectives. >>> a major rainmaker and a hurricane. that's bad news for southeastern u.s. this is what it looks like now in charleston, south carolina. we're getting a live report on this historic flood event, just ahead. for adults with an advanced lung cancer called "squamous non-small cell", previously treated with platinum-based chemotherapy, it's not every day something this big comes along. a chance to live longer with... opdivo, nivolumab. opdivo is the first and only immunotherapy fda-approved based on a clinical trial demonstrating longer life... ...for these patients. in fact, opdivo significantly increased the chance of living longer versus chemotherapy. opdivo is different. it works with your immune system. opdivo can cause your immune system to attack normal organs and tissues in your body and affect how they work. this may happen any time during or after treatment has ended, and may become serious and lead to death. see your doctor right away if you experience new or worse

my name is elias friedman i'm the dogist. can i take a picture of your dog?when i talk to a dog i try to speak their language f. they want to play with me i play with them. i'll back off a little bit. there we go. when i'm on the ground dogs think that i'm some strange animal. if i start making a noise they look right into the lens thinking it's my eye. good girl. very nice. i write a blog "the dogist" i now have more than a million followers on social media. i try to put a blog out, in the morning, lunch, evening and night time because i feel like people enjoy it throughout the day. >> who knew you were so photogenic. >> my every day tool. i base them on week '. jersey strips. knee pads are crucial. business cards in here with my website and instagram handle. >> i'm a big fan of the dogist. i love how he can capture the dog's spirit in one photo, it's quick, fun, brightens your day. >> this is my first dog ruby, black lab. we had matilda, we had a pug i think at one point, whistle. my dad had dark room in the house. i was always curious about photography. i

. >> abc 7 news reporter wayne friedman took it all in. he's live with much more. what a fun afternoon to see the blue angels wlizing by. >> fun and loud, i might add. they rapidly empty the field. everyone ran back to their cars. the problem is cars right-hand turn going anywhere. they're still stacked up, trying to get back into the marina boulevard and go to where ever they're going. this is the first time the blue angels have performed on a friday in san francisco. the build-up lasted much of today. >> they came by land, they came by sea, they came by selfie stick. but that camera would not be pointed at themselves for long. not with blue angels approaching from all angles. welcome to san francisco's front yard. >> speed, i want to see a lot of speed and noise. between the peace-loving self and that need for speed. every year, the navy's blue angels start and every week their show stops the city, literally. >> we brought the binoculars. >> although the navy would prefer to check them out on a broader scale. for a kid like an 11-year-old, this is the stuff that

avery friedman and richard herman, always good to see you.> and happy halloween. >> happy halloween. >>> all right. in this breaking news, we want to follow up now on that plane. the russian plane going down in egypt. now an egyptian official saying there is no evidence of any terrorist attack in that crash of that russian jet this morning. the egyptian airport official tells cnn that it was most likely a technical failure. and of course, we'll have more on this at the top of the hour, after this. >>> all right. checking our top stories right now, two people are reported dead and another two are missing as raging floodwaters sweep through texas. this video shows the san marcos river overflooding with tree trunks and shutting down highways. they rescued more than 90 people from rising waters overnight. investigators are looking into pyrotechnics as a cause for that deadly blaze inside a nightclub in bucharest, romania last night. at least 27 people are confirmed dead. more than 160 were hurt, many of them critically. and at least 300 people we

you ooir looking at it with abc 7 news reporter wayne friedman. >> yes, i asked them what would a 1.8 quake feel like? and this is it. you're looking at it right now. this is the demonstration they do tomorrow. some of these quakes were as high as 3.2. okay. david. that might be a little more than 3.2. we've had a lot of these shakers today. 43 minutes ago. 1.8. an hour ago. 2.8. they've been going on all day. >> reporter: if the effect of multiple earthquakes were cumulative, than san ramone might be picking itself upright now. >> it woke me up. i was sleeping. >> they were talking about the so called big one among the swarm of at least 20 little ones, if you can call a magnitude 3.2 big. >> it's going to be fairly broadly felt, you'll probably hear a loud snap, crash. >> that is dr. peggy hellwig where sign tiszs kept a close watch on this storm. they've seen it before. they describable the abnormality as well within the spasz of acceptable normalcy. >> have they ever led to anything big? >> not in my tenure. >> the largest measurement associated, magnitude 4.5. >> would a 4.5 today

. >> with all due respect, albert einstein, if you are injected with the blood of milton friedman, couldot prove that lower taxes mean higher government revenue or a bigger, better economy. no one has ever been able to make that connection. >> what happened under ronald reagan, ben? >> it's an interesting thing -- wait a minute. wait a minute. you are confusing an event with the cause of the event. yes, we had considerable prosperity. there were many reasons for that. we were recovering from a recession. we got a serious moderation of inflation. >> it could have been a reason. >> i got you agreeing. >> they have not led to -- >> i will say this. ben is right on this part. a lot of -- money was coming in fast and furious to washington. both sides were spending that money and then some. the issue i think these candidates are raising -- i give the tip of the hat to rand paul -- he doesn't care if the tax cuts are revenue neutral. he wants to choke tax money coming into washington. >> are you going to say tax increases aren't then bad for the economy? would anybody say, hey, the economy is b

hyatt, friedman, and john maynard keynes with all different philosophies. you have studied this all your life. now seems to me that after all this time, there has to be some finite rules that you could write down maybe 10 things or maybe five things that if you were to say, these things happen we would have good tax policy and if they do not happen , he would have that text policy. i have another question. short onare time. --believe that that leave it at that. when you search a tax code, you to look at how it affects people's behavior. higher marginal tax rates influences people's willingness invest in work. in order to reduce the incentives that you create that may be negative in the economy, it is best to think about creating a tax system that is broad-based and has low marginal rates and raises a sufficient amount of revenue for what the government needs for the spending priorities it has. finally, h robert woodson, a conception tax hurts the poor and benefits the rich. guest: if it is flat, you can make it for aggressive. consumption taxes are in a way

the friedman's bureau. burear.reedman's they went down south to help them.t was happening is the freed on thee going to work plantations all over again. the slaveowners preferred they would do it for free, but they could not do that. they came up with this concept , the slaveeople owners sign a contract whereby they would guarantee the freed men wages. the contracts were not free in the sense that most of them were one year contracts where the not leave thed plantation. if there is a bad crop, the wages would get talked. but at least it was some ring the freed men could hang their hats on. time: with apologies, our is short. bring this to a question. provision why the that became the 18th amendment, my question is how did the enforcement of the liberty of contract which was formulated as a shield to protect employers -- employees from employees taking advantage of them, how did it become a sword against employees? that is my first question. susan: i'm going to have to stop you there. with many colors. thank you for your question. prof. barnett: i am a contra

also composer david friedman. and instrumentalist david whiles. what did you think of your song? >> oh, my gosh, it was incredible. it was beautifully sung. beautifully written. it was perfect. >> it was gorgeous. it was just sung so beautifully. >> the woman can sing. >> the woman does it all. >> we want to give you guy also a little something special. we know you haven't been able to take a family vacation because of all treatments and stuff. we wanted to give you something to look forward to. the hard rock hotel san diego's giving you a four-day stay in a deluxe suite. located in the heart of beautiful san diego. the hotel has a pool! >> what? >> yes. and a rooftop lounge spa and much, much more you can go crazy in. we hope you get to relax and have some fun times. >> oh, that sounds wonderful. >> san diego's gorgeous. a lot of fun. >> thank you so much, guys. >> you want some more papers? >> no. >> she better behave. >> no. >> she's adorable. >> she's 2 years old and she's just perfect. >> bye, collette. >> tomorrow, thinking about redecorating? get a high and low-end price.

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hyatt, friedman, and john maynard keynes with all different philosophies.you have studied this all your life. now seems to me that after all this time, there has to be some finite rules that you could write down maybe 10 things or maybe five things that if you were to say, these things happen we would have good tax policy and if they do not happen , he would have that text policy. i have another question. short onare time. --believe that that leave it at that. when you search a tax code, you to look at how it affects people's behavior. higher marginal tax rates influences people's willingness invest in work. in order to reduce the incentives that you create that may be negative in the economy, it is best to think about creating a tax system that is broad-based and has low marginal rates and raises a sufficient amount of revenue for what the government needs for the spending priorities it has. finally, h robert woodson, a conception tax hurts the poor and benefits the rich. guest: if it is flat, you can make it for aggressive. consumption taxes are in a way

police say they did have to use force to go and in capture jerome friedman. >>> the search is on for a man that robbed a bank in the port richmond in philadelphia. it happened on lehigh avenue, the robber gave the teller a note demanding money and made off with an unknown amount of cash. >>> students at princeton university are diagnosed with hand mouth and nose disease. walter perez is live on campus and they are taking extra precautions tonight. >> reporter: no doubt brian, the news is received with a moderate amount of concern, because this usually shows up in kids. and the university is making sure that everyone on campus knows the facts. the princeton university students are well aware of the outbreak of hand, foot and mouth disease. >> i don't know anybody personally but it's concerning. >> 1 princeton students are treated for the disease at the health center, school officials are concerned because last year there was only one diagnosed case at the school and it's a disease most commonly seen in young children, one or two days after the fever develops, small painful red spots t

abc 7 news reporter, wayne friedman spoke with the san francisco police chief about how it all startedan francisco's fifth fatal officer involved shooting of the year began outside this site at noon. a worker scum flu eer complaine tossing bottles. it did not go well when police tried to arrest him. >> violent struggle ensued. the suspect got on top of the sergeant attempting the arrest. >> then what would be a fatal move. getting my gun. got my gun. the suspect who they describe as a hiss panic mapanic male, died scene. two of three officers want to hospitals with facial injuries. >> they're beth seoth senior of and they're sergeants. by 3:00 p.m. three hours after the shooting. officers pulled out their police tape in time for rush hour and jeffrey white who couldn't go anywhere with the work truck parked inside the crime scene. >> those of you who are signed up for push alerts through our abc 7 news app found out about the street closure after it happened. you can get breaking news alerts right on your phone. tablet or the apple watch. downloading the free abc 27 news app through yo

. >> along grant street, san francisco, wayne friedman, abc 7 news. >> thank you for joining us.ews at 5:00 begins right now with cheryl and larry. >> a major shift in the age for mammogram screening and a controversy over new recommendations that women should be screened later. we were lucky. we were very lucky yesterday that nobody was killed. >> luckily, a close call for one driver after large pieces of debris came crashing down to a number of vehicles. >> i'm abc 7 news meteorologist feeling the warmth today. i'll let you know how long this trend will continue coming up. >> live, from the kgo tv broad kastz center, this is abc 7 news. >> good evening. i'm cheryl jennings. >> there's controversy tonight over new recommendations for mammograms that say women should get screened at age 45 instead of 40. >> the new stand being taken by the american cancer society. >> the american cancer society published these guidelines after finding mammograms are not always accurate with a number of women. this conflicts with doctors who still say what's best for their patients. >> she was dia

such protection is a bad thing says the author of playing to win and that sociologists hillary levy friedmano bad thing because? >> unless you learn to fail you can never actually learn what it feels like to win. you might have success sometimes but until you really fall down and go splat and learn to pick yourself back up again you are not learning all the skills that will serve you well throughout your entire life. if you can believe it they sell kneepads for kids now as they learn to crawl. what kind of kneepads or how much are we going to put on kids by the time they get to college? john: there's a self-esteem movement this is everybody's a winner, nobody's of failure. sports events. everybody gets a eight -- a 3 billion-dollar business page page -- business push to them. hilary: and that the reason we have so many of those trophies is the self-esteem movement that started in california in the 70s and 80s have pushed a lot of athletics in particular outside of the school system. that's why we have all these place to pay activities now. it's not just part of school and the everyday experi

abc 7 news reporter wayne friedman is driving up to oregon right now and he'll bring us live reports>> there were protests today at the santa clara jail in san jose after the death of inmate walter roaches coming up on abc 7 news at five. how his death is prompting a wider investigation into jailed staff. >>> also, vick lee covering the arrest of a former san francisco police officer accused of stealing money from a police officer's fund. and developing news in washington. dozens of secret service employees accused of trying to retailuate against a congressman investigating them. abc news reporter marcy gonzalez has the details. >> the head of the secret service apologizing for the latest scandal within the agency. a kbovt review finding a senior official suggested leaking, unflattering nfrgs about the congressman following his out spoken criticism of the secret service. >> this is the life, safety and security of the president of the united states and the white house. the threat is real. >> last spring, just 18 minutes after this hearing on capitol hill members of the started checki