obviously, glen put an hour long documentary in it. a lot of information. just that fact to hear a chinese immigrant started a ranch and what is a dog patch and all that flowed from that family history. it's fascinating. >> it is fascinating. i'd love to watch that. okay. thanks so much. >> thanks, garvin. >>> let's take you outside and turn things over to jeff ranieri. the flag is flying and the traffic is somewhat moving. >> not a bad day. we did have a little cloud cover out there for you guys. also sun mixing in. not a bad way to start off the day as we move through tomorrow. we'll see changes. let go ahead and get you into the micro climate forecast on this thursday. closer to the weekend and you can see a live look outside in san jose after fog this morning. we saw the sun beginning to come back out really a short window of it but certainly a sign of changes starting to come our way. the other thing you probably noticed is a fro tch the south today, probably felt it outside. not extremely humid but enough to notice right now relative humidity at 68%,

glen thompson is in charge of the group. he shows us antelope tracks.t he says tracks left by pangolins are hard to find in the bush. over the course of many years observing animals in the wild, he and his colleagues have only ever seen one. glen: pangolin, if you look at the bottomom of their feet theye got a very similar foot to an elephant, so it's like very soft and got little lines in it. and they only walk on their two back feet. so most of the time to find signs of thehe pangolin is whn it's walking its tail. it'll leave little marks in the road like this as it hits and goes on. and it's extremely difficult to see this way. reporter: glen thompson and his rangers know how rhino poachers hunt, but they can only guess how illegal hunters track down the hidden pangolins. glen: it probably suggests that they're probably using dogs to locate the pangolin during the day, because pangolin mostly move around at night and they're normally in the burrows during the day. so we suspect it's a lot of dog poachingng. so, i mean, if they saw it, they'd pick it

glen kirschner is a former assistant u.s. attorney who has worked with special counsel robert mueller, glen was in the courtroom last week when that case was argued and jill wayne banks is with us, a former watergate special prosecutor and msnbc legal analyst surprised by none of the very manies because she's seen it all before. congressman himes, i want to start with you and what this ruling means on enforcing this subpoena against a white house that is trying to block every subpoena. >> yeah, well, it's not surprising. you read judge meda's opinion well. look, two things are coming out tonight and this is not the end of the story, of course, because the trump administration, trump will appeal the judge's decision. two things are coming out tonight. number one, congress is the article 1 authority in this country with the power to investigate whatever it chooses. and you know, that stems from something as basic as the notion that congress is the one part of our government of the three parts of our government that is actually

here to help me discuss this, former federal prosecutor glen kushner. jenna edwards, and former assistant u.s. attorney and federal prosecutor, mimi rocah. it's awesome to see you here today. mimi, i want to start with you, because i believe among those 370-ish former federal prosecutors, you are one of them, right? you are on the list? tell me about how the letter came together. what its purpose it was and what effect it's had so far? >> in the hours since it's been public, that number has grown. the original signatories were people on previous email lists and you can only list so many people by email. once it's out there i think more people will sign. for a simple reason. most objective prosecutors looking at this, if they really step back and take politics out of it would say what this letter says, which is this is a prosecutable case. it doesn't mean you're going to win at a trial, but that's not the test. it means i think this should be prosecuted because it's important. i think the evidence is strong, and i sure think that i could win in front of

betsy woodruff, glen kushner, katie benner, and david kay johnston. katie, i want to start with you putting on the old financial reporting hat here. this is a lot of stuff happening, for those not familiar with investment banks and the units looking out for suspicious transactions, what do you make of the reporting today? >> yeah. sure. so i just want to take a step back and say that deutsche bank and donald trump had a long relationship together that's proved controversial since donald trump became president. deutsche bank has been in trouble for helping russians launder money and lending donald trump money even after multiple employees in the bank have at any different times said that this person is overstating at assets. the loan doesn't look like a guy idea. defaulted on bonds. you have a long history of deutsche bank and donald trump that sets the back xwrouground today and we have seen in 2016 and 2017 employees within the bank yet again raised warnings saying there's something strange happening here. in the case of jared kushner, there's money

there are still 20 trees down in glen dale. which is nearby. chief meteorologist told me about that. >> all right. thank you. a lot of big trees downlocking roads throughout the area. >> video from chopper 4 gives us a bird eye. view winds strong enough to pull full trees right out of the ground. >> doug joins us now. what the path of destruction tells us about the tornado in howard county r >> this waseally amazing watching this. earlier this afternoon. coming in right arou the 1:00 hour. rd through howa county and northern montgomery. that's a storm there. another one in fair fax. another one towards spots. and look at the severe storm ports with the storms. that to the north and fair fax. an. the south i want to show you the video now the video of the storm that came through with the confirmed tornado. into howard county. w this is what were seeing. look at all the trees. simply sheered off about half way up and that'sis why thas a tornado. and it has confirmed. any time you see a tree like thie complly sheered off. these aren't flipped over

you must defeat the system thinking glen's if this no i get the ones. the truth. they know they can be. really since she gave an ace a new when men would be in football behaves in front of them like in maine if you see these dramatic picture of the bombardment of no brain i still have nightmares even today but the speeches this made of the day is the pushout do the chin or the these should own the means the picture i believe the between head and. the door we doubt naish in color between this and. i am very stream a night or noise of being late that american photographer carolyn called would never describe herself as extreme she's been working for the los angeles times for 25 years and is very down to earth about her job. she's ambitious result oriented and is garnered a host of photography awards it wasn't really a an intentional thing that i went into conflict photography it was that as i got to the larger newspapers the need to have somebody covering places like afghanistan and iraq became essential and and at that point i felt it was my responsibility to as an

those people have been poisoned by the fantasies of glen simpson and the clinton campaign. at some point, the fbi and fusion network intertwine and they were working in conjunction on this. that's what the u.s. attorney durham is supposed to get to the bottom of. >> sean: is it true at the top of the fisa applications as congressman ratcliffe has said, it says in big letters "verified?" is that part? >> everything is supposed to be verified. one thing that john solomon department get coverage on what he broke last week that you talked about about this high level state department person that met with steele that is questionable. what nobody is paying attention to here, three years went by, but yet one meeting with christopher steele, a high ranking state department official in october of 2016, weeks before they went to the fisa court, you had more verification done by that state department official that said wait a second. the russians done have a consulate in miami. okay? >> sean: yeah. all right. so let me -- when christopher steele is questioned under east in great britai

this comes after a former gym teacher and a coach it willow glen middle school was arrested last year and accused of taking inappropriate pictures of the girls prof or stand for and has more on the story, the parents of 2 willow glen middle schoolers are suing the san jose unified school district. 1p>>they say the school could have prevented former coach in gym teacher clifford papa doc, us from taking inappropriate photos of their daughters. >>a school that has limited rules policies and train on this kind of predatory behavior. you enable a up her like mister papa doc us too. flourish in this environment for children. >>attorney mark boscovich is representing the families in ci ill-prepared to handle the accusations against papa doc us. the parents say despite complaints about the teachers lewd behavior. the school was careless in their response. >>when they learn and from a parent that this was going on they needed to act you can't just simply go to the perpetrator and say you know stop doing you know they have to actually do something more than that. >>papa doc is was charged and

glen kirschner i want to get you in on that. a lot of people forget rudy giuliani was a u.s. attorney. he now seems to be freelancing as a consignaturely year for trump. after 9/11 he formed a firm that has a lot of foreign clients. he sounds a little bit like paul manafort to be blunt in the makeup of what he did for a living. how close would he have been skating? do you agree with joyce that he would have been outright violating the law going around the country and looking for dirt on donald trump's 2020 opponents? >> how close would he have been skating? he would have fallen through the thin ice. and how in the world -- it is not like rudy giuliani didn't know hmm there might be some issue with me colluding with a foreign power to get dirt on a political adversary. i think we have been discussing that for a minute now. elie i think is dead right here, joy, because by the president refusing to condemn this, he is encouraging it. he is all but saying russia, if you are listening, 2020 is coming up. we are going to need your help again. you know, if we don't start wrestling w

as low as -2' sheltered glens, falling as low as -2, -3 sheltered glens, falling as low as —2, —3 or be fairly cloudy, quite showery at times. some of the showers could potentially be heavy, cool down the north sea coastline and later in the day some rain will arrive into the south—west of england. that is because we have an area of low pressure coming in with its attendant fronts, and that will bring more substantial rain across england and wales, possibly into southern scotland during the course of wednesday. if you are a farmer or a grower and you have been hanging around for some rain, wednesday is the day for that. for the rest of scotla nd the day for that. for the rest of scotland and northern ireland, something drier and brighter, still with some showers around. temperatures in the south getting up to for 10 degrees. as we move north, it will be that bit lower. as we go through the rest of the week, the forecast is a fairly breezy one. it will be fairly unsettled, and at the moment it is looking like we will almost have an action replay as we head on back into next weekend. s

suing their school district over allegations of sex-abuse so former gym teacher and coach at willow glen middle school was arrested last year and accused of taking inappropriate pictures of the girls. >>he was later charged but a lawsuit filed today says the san jose unified school district enabled his behavior because it did not follow up on complaints from $0.4 or live tonight in san jose he joins us with more on this lawsuit dan. >>well grant the parents involved in this lawsuit say their complaints early on about this teacher fell on deaf ears, this was allowing the ex coach to take and then share these creepy pictures on the internet. now they want the school district to pay for not acting sooner. clifford papa doc, us x gym teacher and coach in willow glen middle school is at the center of a lawsuit against the san jose unified school district. >>the families of 2 girls say papa doc us secretly photographed them and despite their complaints the school did not act soon enough. >>these guys are everywhere these pedophiles will find the children that's what they do. so it's up to scho

glen is already shaking his head.ller has played this entirely by the book but with new lines of attack from both barr and the us white house, could he say more under oath? might he answer the ultimate question, did trump commit the ultimate crime of obstruction of justice? glen kirchner worked directly with mueller. here's what he told ari one day before the mueller report dropped. >> i still have faith in bob mueller. perhaps selfishly. he taught me how to be a federal prosecutor. i don't think bob mueller will let injustice stand. if barr continues down the road of deception, i do not believe mueller will let it stand. when the time is right, he'll stand up and he will tell the american people the truth. >> and he's back here now. former federal prosecutor glen kirchner. thank you for joining us. first, i want to know, how closely did you work with bob mueller? how well do you know him? >> i kind of feel leak i worked with bob mueller before he was bob mueller. he was my direct supervisor. as chief of homicide in t

his wife is a retired fourth grade teacherer at glen acres elementary. together they have two daughters, janne and julie, both married and living in the indianapolis a area along with five grandchildren. congratulations on retirement, mike. thank you for your dedication to our community. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from minnesota seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> mr. speaker, last week the communist government of cuba announced it is launching widespread rationing of food due to the grave economic crisis in their country. unlike citizens of cuba, venezuela and north korea and countless other nation, americans know their grocery store shell everybodies will be filled every day with an a3wu7bdant supply of quality products at affordable prices. that's thanks to the ingenuity and hard work of america's farmers and agribusiness, for americans who

former feder former federal prosecutor glen kurchne. and, of course, our lead legal analyst, ari melber. robert mueller said he's speaking out because he's resigning, he's returning to private life. what instruct you the most? >> on the scene, this was vintage bob mueller. no questions, no bull. and just laying out what he's already laid out in the report. he basically quoted the key highlights in this report and in so doing, i think a fair reading of what he said would rebut the white house and parts of what his boss, bill barr, have said about him. then he went out of his way to say he doesn't question the, quote, good faith of attorney general bill barr, his boss. that is huge because democrats in congress have tried to line up an attack on barr as the front edge of their allegations against what they call a corrupt trump administration and its attempts to obstruct. mr. mueller just brushed that back. he also did something else that may be disappointing to people and congress may make a decision whether to demand testimony, he said i

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[laughter] >> and that is actually a picture of glen crocker and their dog. there's a lot in that picture. the second day on their way headed east towards the sun, 1903, they're only 8,000 cars in all of the united states, only 150 miles of paveed roadways and not a single highway department in any one of the 48 states. 63 days later after many adventures, they drive down fifth avenue in new york city and they are the first people to drive across the united states in automobile, first people and one animal. wins the $50 but also wins something else and that is the bet. america does change and 23 years later, rather 20 years later in 1923, look at this, 8 million cars, hundreds of thousands of miles of paveed roads and highway department in every state of the continental united states and guess what, the states that created highway departments before the united states created a highway department. society right here right now is where society was during horatio's time, turned upside down by new technology, total system change. i want to begin by showing you wh

so zooming in you can see santa clara, san jose, the well low glen down to seven trees. we're looking at breezy conditions and partly cloudy skies, a mo rnoon clriall us that sunshine d the rejust a nt so it s popped into the red. that's for those coming through the altamont pass. it's not bad, only 42 minutes. although that is slow, not as slow last it could be. a 24-minute drive. slow and go. no construction. once you're past that looking good. a few brake lights on the san mateo bridge. there is a wind advisory in effect there. you might get knocked around a little bit. other than that, eastbound direction looks good. the metering lights are on at the bay bridge. everything is starting to slow down. once you get past the area things are moving at a pretty good speed. there's a series of accidents at treat. then there's another car block another lane further north right at main and as a result of the backup another crash at 242 and concord. that's in the center divide. give extra time. you'll be navigating treacherous roadways at left on 680. >> reporter: i'm jackie wa

>> glen, finally. you made the point the white house has waived their right to executive privilege, talk about how that fits into this debate right now. >> i think it exposes the white house for playing games rather than genuinely being concerned about a legal doctrine of protecting information,, the first thing we do when i was a prosecutor, one we see is there a legally cog cognizable privilege. if there is, the next question we ask, has it been waived? kristen, here it's been waived several times over. once the white house let mcgahn speak openly to special counsel. >> for 30 hours. >> you can't put the information back in the bottle. the sort of genie back in the bottle. it's out. it's been waived. you can't pull it back n. this is a stall tactic not a viable legal claim. >> glen hits on a good point. it's not the documents. it's don mcgahn and democrats want to hear from don mcgahn and mueller. >> this is something the white house will forcely dispute. i was with a senior white house official abou

vern glen has justel muc m about the a's playing tomorrow. sunday 1:07 pm. cloudy skies. forecast sunny and windy. seattle tomorrow hits 71 degrees. and sunshine. chicago is freezing. 48, mostly cloudy. shocking weather in atlanta. they have thunderstorms in the offing for tomorrow. bangor, new york, overnight tonight as well. temperatures die down tonight. forecast for highs tomorrow, inland 80 degrees in concord, 75 in nap on and 79 in santa rosa. close to the shore, just 60. in the extended forecast, midweek at the moment, we're just gonna put clouds in. i just want to begin to plant the idea >> blam >>> that's what the houston rockets fan base has been doing since the close of the nba playoffs game 6. in a win or go home situation. all right boys, time for bed. listen to your mom, knuckleheads. hand em over. hand what over? video games, whatever you got. let's go. you can watch videos of people playing video games in the morning. is that everything? i can see who's online. i'm gonna sweep the sofa fort. well, look what i found. take control of your wifi with xfinity x

teacher on medical leave battling breast cancer is being forced to pay for her own substitute at the glen medical leave paid days a year, and get an additional 100 days. the cost of the substitute is deducted from the teacher's salary. the teacher in question has chosen to remain anonymous but parents are speaking out. >> she's wonderful. she's a beautiful, lovely, great teacher, she's one of the best teachers. >> a go fund me page for that teacher has now stopped accepting donations, it received $13,000. >>> nice work if you can get it. hush hush, a london based concierge service is seeking a professional yacht tester, the work, testing and evaluating every socket, door, bed and shower, to ensure the yachts listed on the ecommerce site are up to snuff. applicants must be willing to rough it, living, eating and sleeping aboard a luxury yacht for a week. each review pays 1,300 bucks, potentially $65,000 a year. by the way, no prior yachting experience is needed and with that, i've got to run, have a nice weekend. >> sign me up. >> i'll see you. >>> briggs just went and got another job. tha

. >> reporter: last week, this letter was sent to glen mcpherson's home from a mystery group. the northern california's state voter project. it reads "he didn't vote in t june 2018 special election". >> we're sending this mailing to and you your neighbors to let you know who does and who does not vote. >> reporter: some of mcpherson's neighbors, his wife, and her business colleagues are mentioned in the letter too. he said this is an invasion of his privacy. and an odd way to encourage people to get out and vote. >> the concept of shaming someone into it because your neighbors are gonna know that you didn't vote is a peculiar way to go about it. >> reporter: who sent the letter is a mystery there is number or physical addre the gr. we checked to see if the group is a registered pac. they're not. the only sign of them this is mailbox right here at the west sacramento post office. >> why somebody put this information forward and send it out i couldn't hazard a guess. >> reporter: he says this intimidation tractic is troubling but fully legal. >> intimidation is out there. and we

glen ramirez reports. prosecutors say the suspect's motist was hatred toward muslims. >> reporter: prosecutors added two felony hate crime enhancements, accusing isaiah peoples of hitting two indian americans with his car because he thought they wer because he thought they were muslim. one is still in the hospital with head trauma. the other was her father. peoples was already facing eight attempted murder charge. prosecutors hope the new charges send a message. >> what i want to say to the indian community and to the muslim community is that we stand with you. >> apparently everybody is surprised that he even had anti-muslim sentiments. >> reporter: peoples is a 34-year-old iraq combat veteran who suffers from ptsd. and reports say he even has muslim relatives. he faces life in prison if convicted. he will be back in court on july 11th. >>> a twist in a story. kpix 5 has been investigating this for years. it has to do with an attorney known throughout northern california for suing thousands of businesses.

. >> reporter: so it costs $9.10 to go here at glen park station, roundtrip to oakland. we did the math on it. with the fare increase, it would go up by about 50 cents. it is an increase some riders say a bay area reality. >> it is so expensive already. it is just one more thing. >> reporter: have you ever jumped the gate? >> of course. i grew up here. kids are resourceful. we won't let trump build the wall and we won't let b.a.r.t. build the wall either. >> reporter: such a bay area answer. they've already started cracking down. they've aed air pressure to the gates making it harder to get through. but they're going to be reviewing a number of other things including potentially adding a charge, a bigger charge to paper cards of they are also considering a pilot program would allow discounted cards. >> thank you. these issues are coming tomorrow. abc news will be there and report back on what happens. meanwhile, we devoted a week to covering b.a.r.t. as part of our commitment to building a better bay area. we talked with riders, management and road trains to every statio

but again, we have an ef-1 confirmed tornado in howard county arod the glen elk area.ore will be coming out about ijamesville and now we head down to spotsylvania county where we saw an impressive shelf loud. this is not of a tornado. this is of a shelf cloud. you can also see that tree there where it's kind of showing you it's blocking the ground. it's kind of hard to tell from a picture. this was an amazing picture we saw sent to us from a viewer of another of the same shelf cloud. again, this is all in the spotsylvania area. i think we're going to finish now with some of that chopper video i was talking about. trees absolutely snapped in half. you can see this here. this is the site of that tornado. the rating will go from ef-0 up to ef-5 and it increases.a >> that's amazing picture. >> yes, it is. >> thanks, amelia. lamelia and doug wereve on the air during both of those major storms yesterday warning you about what was happening. remember, you can always bring the power of storm team 4 with you anywhere you go. use the washingtonuapp and trn on weather alerts. >>>

as we take a look outside san jose, willow glen in the mid-60s by noon. a look at all our microclimates coming up next. and families are gathering itaround the table.america, thanks to reynolds wrap, dinner preparation is perfect, and everyone knows to be mindful of their manners. dinnertime has changed. our quality hasn't. reynolds wrap: foil made in the usa since 1947. area and the nation hit >>> the biggest thing is pay. it continues to go down, down, down. >>> going on strike. rideshare drivers across the bay area and the nation hit the brakes on picking up customers, trying to push for better pay. live at uber headquarters with the impact on your commute today. >>> house democrats decide whether to hold attorney general barr in contempt of congress. overnight negotiations appear to have fallen apart. and -- >> swing and a miss. >> swing and amiss. what a night in baseball. a's late night finish is the talk of the town. will it affect today's playoff game next door at oracle?

willow glen, mostly cloudy throughout the morning. overall, a cool day with peeks of sunshine. a little bit more sunshine going into the afternoon. that storm has moved on. procin several mateo bridge. >> it is a critical connector, connecting both sides of the bay area. westbound, light commute. tire reported in lanes. pieces of the tire. and a crash with vehicles over on the right shoulder over here, and not a lot of space. i have seen this flowing smoothly the last 20 minutes since the crash was initially reported. we may have one lane blocked. we don't want any surprises in the morning. folks are focussed on the rest of the day. we want to make sure you focus on the clear roadways, exempt for the san mateo bridge. >> in a few hours, a south bay man accused of murder is due in court, reigniting the debate over undocumented immigrants. investigators say he murdered 59-year-old bamly larson in her south san jose home. he is an undocumented immigrant from el salvador. i.c.e. tried to deport him nine times but the requests were not ordered. if passed, the county could contact i.

. >> glen ramirez is live in san jose with the spike in homelessness in santa clara county. >> reporter: about 10,000 people now living on the streets in santa clara county. most of them right here in the city of san jose where just over 6,000 people are living homeless in the city limits. that is a 42% increase over the last time one of these surveys was taken. and that was just two careers ago. despite all efforts of the city and county to solve the homeless crisis, the numbers continue to swell. and it's speeding up, according to the county's point in time homeless survey, which showed for every one person who comes in off the streets to be housed three, new homeless persons take their place. >> we're losing the battle and the war when it comes to housing. >> reporter: city and county policies aren't working. >> they're not closing the gap. they need to change their strategy and approach to see the homeless problem as symptomatic of the overall problem. a few people are benefiting. most places are not. >> reporter: keith sandoval lives on coyote creek. he says the least they could do

. >> glen ramirez is live in san jose with the spike in homelessness in santa clara county. >> reportert 10,000 people now living on the streets in santa clara county. most of them right here in the city of san jose where just over 6,000 people are living homeless in the city limits. that is a 42% increase over the last time one of these surveys was taken. and that was just two careers ago. despite all efforts of the city and county to solve the homeless crisis, the numbers continue to swell. and it's speeding up, according to the county's point

willow glen, mid-50s. our high temperatures in the south bay reaching up to about 75 degrees today. very nice. we'll talk about what's ahead for the weekend. you're looking for a mild commute. >> the late morning things will get crowded. midday folks heading cross town or out of town. right now we mostly have road work. that's the only thing i'm tracking of any note. dublin 580. a couple of issues out of the altamonte. 580, that's your commute direction with the headlights. getting out of the area, starting as early as 10:30, 11:00 slowing toward the sacramento area. we'll see lots of folks flooding the roadway early afternoon. watch the areas, on and off ramps near the airport. >>> breaking news to tell but this morning. an announcement sure to have major repercussions for great britain. you can prime minister theresa may will be stepping down june 7th. she said her decision came down to one thing, and one thing only, brexit, and the in ability to work out a separation agreement with the eu. >>> but in a democracy, if you give people a choice, you have a duty to implement what they

. >>> san francisco filmmaker has been rearrested for three-year-old murder in glen hunter's point,"ill face alink in 2015. arrested for same murder the day it happened. next day when district attorney decided not to press charges, number of people including then supervisor london breed wondered if arrest was rush to judgment by sfpd. >> live in world with a lot of guns, understand what i'm saying? unfortunately kevin got caught up in situation, hopefully vindicated that whatever he did was justified. >> his close friend. district attorney's office says it has strong new evidence against epps. >>> excessive force or justified body slam? cell phone video shows police officer body slamming pulled ov suspended violation and they drove to the scene. say family members refused to get out of the car to tow it. bends down in what looks like attempt to grab something and officer took her down. >> i was scared. end of the day it's a police officer, they can do what they want to do. >> use of force investigation is under way, standard procedure. >>> gray wlhale that washed ashore died after hi

it's everywhere, windsor, santa rosa, sonoma, glen allen. napa. south and east for the study rain hasn't made to it yet but it's coming. in union city, san jose is almost always the last to receive the rainfall and you will get yours before 7 p.m. drippy in san francisco, an inch of rain in santa rosa, the wettest mayday in 14 years, you may hit an inch and a half of rain, the santa cruz mountains are seeing a half an inch of rain but markedly less in orinda, san francisco and san jose are just getting started there. the steadiest rainfall is between now and 9 p.m. active weather in may, why doesn't it rain that often in may? things shift in the atmosphere with predominant storm track up and over the ridge into canada and alaska and into seattle very rarely do during the summer months and you're almost there in the months of may, the storm track. forget what is happening and the storm track will be towards us for the next several days. the futurecast shows showers decreasing overnight, wet on the road with new rainfall plentiful in the form of sca

>>the parents of 2 willow glen middle schoolers are suing the san jose unified school district. they say the school could have prevented former coach in gym teacher clifford papa doc, us from taking inappropriate photos of their daughters. >>a school that has limited rules policies and train on this kind of predatory behavior. you enable a up her like mister papa doc is too. flourish in this environment for children. >>attorney mark boscovich is representing the families in this lawsuit. he says the principal in the district were ill-prepared to handle the accusations against papadakis the parents say despite complaints about the teachers lewd behavior, the school was careless in their response. >>when they learned from a parent that this was going on they needed to act and they can to simply go to the perpetrator and say you know stop doing you know they have to actually do something more than that. >>papa doc is was charged and convicted of possessing child pour in and taking sectional photos of his students in 2018. he was sentenced to 8 months of home detention and given 3 y

stations are also says that they are seeing a surge in cell phone thefts in san francisco between the glen park and pow street stations. >>well what i do is i keep my phone my pocket. i have your buds on my keep my in my pocket, so that it's not a sensible. i do watch people sitting there on the sleep with their phones and their hand and that's what i'm driving so i'm aware my situations and i know some people our to some people are easier targets than others. >>good advice from that right in response. our police say that they are deploying as many officers as they can at those stations. but say that people still need to be aware so they can avoid this. crime of opportunity. >>in the east bay at tesla plows through the front of this dry cleaning business and the other told me today that a man who's usually they're working at the front desk at the time wasn't there today because he was late for work. pictures on twitter showed the black sedan once it came to a stop inside marshall steel cleaners about 9 o'clock this morning. the stores on marotta road in lafayette, you could see the front o

>>the parents of 2 willow glen middle schoolers are suing the san jose unified school district. they say the school could have prevented former coach in gym teacher clifford papa doc, us from taking inappropriate photos of their daughters. >>a school that has limited rules policies and train on this kind of predatory behavior. you enable a up her like mister papa doc us too. flourish in this environment for children. >>attorney mark boscovich is representing the families in this lawsuit. he says the principal the district were ill-prepared to handle the accusations against papa doc us. the parents say despite complaints about the teachers lewd behavior. the school was careless in their response. >>when they learn and from a parent that this was going on they needed to act and you can't just simply go to the perpetrator and say you know stop doing you know they have to actually do something more than that. >>papa doc is was charged and convicted of possessing child pour in and taking sectional photos of his students in 2018. he was sentenced to 8 months of home detention and give

union city 73. 78 dublin, antioch 83, fairfield and vacaville low 80s also low 80s for napa, sonoma, glen ellyn. upper 60s berkeley, el cerrito and piedmont. 71 in the valley. 82 ukiah. cloudier thursday and friday a storms rumble east but we stay dry. we warm up more over the weekend and warm up even more, perhaps low 90s at hottest inland spots next monday and tuesday. wasn't, dry weather the next couple days. >>> still ahead a popular bay area bakery trying its hand in the housing business. the housing business. what does help for heart failure look like? it looks like george having a busy day. ♪ the beat goes on george has entresto, a heart failure medicine that helps his heart... so he can keep on doing what he loves. in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital. it helps improve your heart's ability to pump blood to the body. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb.

my guess is that that's why he is pursuing this and the senate judiciary is not. >> glen kirshner, if donald trump, jr., been your client, how would you feel? >> first of all, i have never been a defense attorney in my life, i would be reluctant to start with donald trump, jr. i have to tell you, this conjures up two questions, one we heard president trump say i will honor zero subpoenas. does that extend to the subpoena that's now been issued to his son? that will be an interesting question for him to wrestle with. it will say something about him and whether he is flat out obstructing congressional inq4ries or senate inquiries on all the fronts. two, i think it's a real danger zone for don, jr. he will get questioned from both sides of the aisle. i'll tell you after hearing what micha michaelcoch had to say, i think don, jr. has some real exposure here. it wouldn't shock me if he invoked his fifth amendment right if he does comply with the subpoena. >> if i take your point here, you have never been a defense attorney. but if junior says, let's say he decided not to take the fifth. he

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teacher, second great teacher who wants to remain anonymous, but she's been teaching for 17 years at glenre's how it works. you get ten days of sick leave if you're a public schoolteacher in california. you may get more if, you know, you didn't use all the sick days from a previous years. they have a rollover policy like other companies do and once you go beyond that that's where the problem lives in san francisco. in the entire state of california, if you're on extended sick leave, have you to pay for your own substitute teacher, really fireworks right? not insignificant, it's about $200 a day and this is not unique to san francisco, but it turns out that this particular story has exposed a real problem and this is what some of the parents had to say at that school. >> she's an incredible teacher, and that's to the fair. that's like crazy. >> she's a beautiful, lovely, great teacher. she's one of the best teachers. that's terrible. >> makes me worry like, you know, later on, like if that were to happen to me, you know, like i have to plan accordingly, and that's not fair, you know. >> we

. >> tonight, the families of two former willow glen middle school students say the san jose unified school district should have known one of the teachers was a predator. the district fired p.e. teacher and coach clifford papadakis in 2017 after he was charged with secretly taking pictures of girls at school and keeping them on his district issued laptop. the coach was ultimately found guilty. but the attorney for the families says the school could have kept it from ever happening. >> this is one of those situations that there are a lot of red flags that could have been started

with hundreds of makes and models including assault weapons were found at the home here on beverly glen near sent. >> these weapons, of all makes, models, calibers, some range from back to the civil war, and some of them as old as 50 years plus, some were modern. >> reporter: lapd raided the home along with atf after they got a tip that weapons were being made and told here. whether this was a collection, or something more sinister is unclear. we did ask the lapd where the owner may have been selling the guns. >> i don't have the information . those details will be revealed later. >> reporter: police arrested the men of the home, he will be charged with unlawful selling and transportation of an assault weapon. whatever was going on in the house, neighbors including a rabbi from the nearby synagogue were rattled by this spectacle. >> i'm right up the road over there. you get scared. you want to have 1000 bottles of water's in your house. 1000 guns? do you see what's going on here? >> that is very scary. we are surprised. >> reporter: lapd says it's possible more federal charges could be

. >> reporter: cornell professor glen dowell likes the concept but says all that shipping has an environmental impact. >> when you think about the footprint of the transportation of getting the containers back and forth, it's going to be quite a few times that these containers have to be reused before they are better in an environmental sense than the plastic containers they replace. >> reporter: loop store.com will be available to the public on may 21st. >> i do it because i believe in the program and i believe in the concept. >> reporter: sue paid a one time deposit of $2.50 for each container and a $7 shipping fee for each order but she believes it's money well spent. meg oliver, cbs news, langhorne, pennsylvania. >>> 4:44 right now. seeing a little bit of rain but a lot more to come. >> that's right. so widespread rain is coming. if it's not raining just yet, just wait. we are looking at a strong storm system that will push across our region. grab your rain jackets, your umbrellas, you will need it today. here is hi-def doppler. this looks more impressive than what's actually hitting the g

the dryer, bright and airy with the exception of western isles and into the north—west of the great glen very best if you get a bit of brightness. a chilly day on tuesday will lead to lighter winds and a chilly night, particularly across eastern areas, before a series of weather fronts pushing from the atlantic, and they threaten more rain eventually. central and eastern areas with clearer skies. the rain gathers into the south—west of england and wales. there is a level of uncertainty as to just wear this there is a level of uncertainty as tojust wear this rain there is a level of uncertainty as to just wear this rain will be sitting, so you need to keep abreast of the forecast on wednesday but there is the potential for of the forecast on wednesday but there is the potentialfor some of the forecast on wednesday but there is the potential for some wet weather to push in from the south—west. it will weaken across the country and we will see some rain pushing into northern ireland, north—west england and southern scotla nd north—west england and southern scotland as well. not a particular

stations are also says that they are seeing a surge in cell phone thefts in san francisco between the glen park and pow street stations. >>well what i do is i keep my phone my pocket. i have your buds on my keep my in my pocket, so that it's not a sensible. i do watch people sitting there on the sleep with their phones and their hand and that's what i'm driving so i'm aware my situations and i know some people our to some people are easier targets than others. >>good advice from that right in response. our police say that they are deploying as many officers as they can at those stations. but say that people still need to be aware so they can avoid this. crime of opportunity. >>in the east bay at tesla plows through the front of this dry cleaning busine a

willow glen, mostly cloudy throughout the morning. overall, a cool day with peeks of sunshine.he

. —— across the glens.ground frost. that high pressure also means that tomorrow morning we will potentially have some mist and fog, as we have seenin have some mist and fog, as we have seen in recent mornings. if you're travelling early doors, that is something to bear in mind. it goes about eight o'clock this time of year. not really much cloud, light winds. it will feel warmer tomorrow. just the outside chance of one to shower starting to develop over the south downs, the north york moors. the exception, rather than the rule. the exception, rather than the rule. the exception, rather than the rule. the exception because the high pressure stays with us into next week. a chilly breeze to the east coast but on the whole, temptress lifting gradually by day. as gets warmer by day, it drops the same amount overnight so it will not be as cold overnight. the sunshine, just a little bit of a shower in the north with a weather front close by on monday turning the sunshine easier times not guaranteeing wall—to—wall

. >> reporter: parents at glen park elementary now taking action. amanda fried's gofundme page in the teacher's honor raising $13,000. >> teachers all over the place are dealing with this. we want to make sure. that we're spreading the message that we need to change the law. >> reporter: tom, this teacher is expected to be out on medical leave through the end of the year. tom. >>> uber on wall street. the stock falling 7% on its first day of trading. the company valued at $76 billion. uber may raids prices for rides. >>> there is more ahead on "world news" this friday. the gas station blast. at least four people injured. the building obliterated. investigators on the scene. >>> a climber, when he slips, his go pro rolling the whoil time. how he survived. >>> the breaking headline in southern california. a shoot out in a busy intersection after a police chase involving a possible murder suspect. stay with us. can be a big deal. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that treats differently. for psoriasis, 75% cl