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sound from: glenn pomeroy - california earthquake authority "most homes out here are not prepared" glenn, with the california earthquake authority, says a lot of californians do not understand earthquake insurance. sound from: glenn pomeroy - california earthquake authority "people think gov will bail them out"the only way to get earthquake coverage is to buy a separate policy. glenn pomeroy says because the california earthquake authority was created by the california legislature and is a non for profit insurance provider they offer safe reliable affordable policies. and not just for homeowners glenn says renters should have earthquake insurance also which can run as low as $150 a year.sound from: glenn pomeroy - california earthquake authority"it's very cheap and we know the big one is coming " glenn pomeroy says if you retrofit your house you save 20% on earthquake insurance. sound from: glenn pomeroy - california earthquake authority " if not retrofitted like pulling rug from under someone, so easy to retrofit for a few thousand dollars " not every home needs retrofitting. sound from

sound from: glenn pomeroy - california earthquake authority "most homes out here are not prepared" glenn pomeroy, with the california earthquake authority, says a lot of californians do not understand earthquake insurance. sound from: glenn pomeroy - california earthquake authority "people think gov will bail them out"the only way to get earthquake coverage is to buy a separate policy. glenn pomeroy says because the california earthquake authority was created by the california legislature and is a non for profit insurance provider they offer safe reliable affordable policies. and not just for homeowners glenn says renters should have earthquake insurance also which can run as low as $150 a year.sound from: glenn pomeroy - california earthquake authority"it's very cheap and we know the big one is coming " glenn pomeroy says if you retrofit your house you save 20% on earthquake insurance. sound from: glenn pomeroy - california earthquake authority " if not retrofitted like pulling rug from under someone, so easy to retrofit for a few thousand dollars " not every home needs retrofitting. so

to debate this lake a columnist for bloomberg view who specializes in national security matters and glenn greenwald the pulitzer prize winning author and co-founder of the intercept thank you both for joining me up front let me start with you when chemical weapons are repeatedly deployed in syria the international community led by the united states can't sit back and do nothing can it. right so this idea that the united states or its allies out to engage in military actions for humanitarian purposes was a major part of the case of the iraq war obviously there are other arguments but the idea that saddam and gassed his own people that he was oppressing his own people that were coming to liberate the iraqis that was an important part of the arguments lots of people were making back in two thousand and two two thousand and three and i don't think that turned out very well for the people reportedly trying to help the same is true when it came time for the intervention in libya we claim that we were going to help the libyan people by freeing them from gadhafi we killed gadhafi and then paid ve

sound from: glenn pomeroy - california earthquake authority "most homes out here are not prepared" glennpomeroy, with the california earthquake authority, says a lot of californians do not understand earthquake insurance. sound from: glenn pomeroy - california earthquake authority "people think gov will bail them out"the only way to get earthquake coverage is to buy a separate policy. glenn pomeroy says because the california earthquake authority was created by the california legislature and is a non for profit insurance provider they offer safe reliable affordable policies. and not just for homeowners glenn says renters should have earthquake insurance also which can run as low as $150 a year.sound from: glenn pomeroy - california earthquake authority"it's very cheap and we know the big one is coming " glenn pomeroy says if you retrofit your house you save 20% on earthquake insurance. sound from: glenn pomeroy - california earthquake authority " if not retrofitted like pulling rug from under someone, so easy to retrofit for a few thousand dollars " not every home needs retrofitting. sou

glenn, can you clarify the role of the present all of this?nd does this mean, him being in prison now, that he cannot continue to run? but talk about the press. >> sure. this narrative that lula embraces and just articulated in the interview you played with him that you did is one that he has been -- basically he rose to power. the idea that he represents the poor and the marginalized and the powerless in the country against these powerful forces led by the families that control the media. there is a lot of truth to that. the brazilian media is probably the most homogenized, most oligarchical, most propagandistic in any media in any country that i've looked at as a reporter and a journalist, which obviously includes the united states and the u.k. and many in europe. it is incredibly abusive of the journalistic function because of the tiny number of extremely rich families who control it and have the same interest and use their media out let to propagandize the country. unlike in the u.s. and the u.k. and europe, there has not been the kind of

sound from: glenn pomeroy - california earthquake authority "most homes out here are not prepared" glenn pomeroy, with the california earthquake authority, says a lot of californians do not understand earthquake insurance. sound from: glenn pomeroy - california earthquake authority "people think gov will bail them out"the only way to get earthquake coverage is to buy a separate policy. glenn pomeroy says because the california earthquake authority was created by the california legislature and is a non for profit insurance provider they offer safe reliable affordable policies. and not just for homeowners glenn says renters should have earthquake insurance also which can run as low as $150 a year.sound from: glenn pomeroy - california earthquake authority"it's very cheap and we know the big one is coming " glenn pomeroy says if you retrofit your house you save 20% on earthquake insurance. sound from: glenn pomeroy - california earthquake authority " if not retrofitted like pulling rug from under someone, so easy to retrofit for a few thousand dollars " not every home needs retrofitting. so

glenn, can you clarify the role of the present all of this?nd does this mean, him being in prison now, that he cannot continue to run? but talk about the press. >> sure. this narrative that lula embraces and j just articulatedn the interview you played with him that you did is one that he has been -- basically he rose to power. the idea that he represents the poor and the marginalized and the powerless in the country against these powerful forces led by the families that control the media. there is a lot of truth to that. the brazilian media is prorobaby the most homogenized, most oligarchical, most propagandistic in any media in any country that i've looked at as a reporter and a journalist, which obviously includes the united states and the u.k. and many in europe. it is incredibly abusive of the journalistic function because of the tiny number of extremely rich families who control it and have the same interest and use their media out let to propagandize the country. unlike in the u.s. and the u.k. and europe, there has not been the kind of

it's just another reason that glenn has one mission in life right now. fix up the property enough so that angel can take her proper place once again. and at least one thing will be like it used to be. they don't have a timetable as of just yet as to when angel will return to her pasture. of course she's just the first step. glenn and his son want the entire family to move back to their property. garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. >>> you're watching "today in the bay." up next -- >> holy crap. no, i didn't do that. >> your truck was totally not in the lane. >> totally not in the lane. >> express lanes are supposed to get you there faster. but are you being billed for something you didn't do? more than $1 million in mistakes, next. >>> plus -- >> how you might be able to take action the day you get into the hospital. i'm investigator chris chmura. nbc bay area responds, next. tak downtown sj from communications hill >>> your time now is 7:28. it is april 1st, 2018, easter sunday. a live look right now at downtown san jose from our camera on top of communic

so if you actually have a reusable first stage like we're planning on new glenn, you should get to 25n on that overall rocket it's going to drop prices dramatically it just makes it more available as well. that's another big opportunity that we see, is that you're going to get to fly and when you want to fly as opposed to trying to schedule three, five years out ahead about when you will go fly. >> with new glenn under development, you have probably a couple more years before we see it make its maiden flight, you're already signing up customers, how is that process going. >> it's going very well. there's great excitement about a couple different things. one, we are bringing that price to the market and that's an exciting price to some of our customers but we're bringing a larger capability, larger payload capability we've talked in the industry about mass, how much you can get up, we haven't talked about the volume character tests a seven meter fairing the largest in the area, you can launch multiple satellites at once constellations or two satellites at once we can do that in the lar

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sound from: glenn pomeroy - california earthquake authority "most homes out here are not prepared" glenncalifornia earthquake authority, says a lot of californians do not understand earthquake insurance. sound from: glenn pomeroy - california earthquake authority "people think gov will bail them out"the only way to get earthquake coverage is to buy a separate policy. glenn pomeroy says because the california earthquake authority was created by the california legislature and is a non for profit insurance provider they offer safe reliable affordable policies. and not just for homeowners glenn says renters should have earthquake insurance also which can run as low as $150 a year. sound from: glenn pomeroy - california earthquake authority "it's very cheap and we know the big one is coming " glenn pomeroy says if you retrofit your house you save 20% on earthquake insurance. sound from: glenn pomeroy - california earthquake authority " if not retrofitted like pulling rug from under someone, so easy to retrofit for a few thousand dollars " not every home needs retrofitting. sound from: glenn p

i want all of you to know. >> glenn was admittedly worried. he couldn't help but wonder if his son would be a good fit for the business. >> a father's job is to protect their child. and, you know, it's not an easy industry for an openly gay man to be in. >> i still look at this as a mechanics business. to be in this business, you have to be a mechanic first. if you weren't a good mechanic, you wouldn't be good at the business. brian was not a mechanic. >> but what brian could bring to the table is a fresh set of eyes and a personal journey willing to translate into a business one. >> any individual that goes through a coming out process at some point in their life hears things to keep them in the closet. anybody that knows me knows i don't take no for an answer. and that when someone says, you know, you shouldn't do this, i say, watch me. >> some of the feedback glenn got was troubling, but he calls brian one of the toughest guys he knows. >> and i had loyal employees that said to me, i feel so sorry for you because you only have one boy. now

. >>> i'm over here glenn. thank you. glenn's facebook live. come on over here.facebook live. we do it every friday between 6:30 and 7:00. glenn, it's my turn. look at this 90 in palm springs. 72 and sunshine in l.a. near 80 through the central valley. this is tahoe yesterday. this is what i've been talking about all morning. i recorded this burst of snow. this is tahoe this morning, and what you're going to see is there's a lot of school out there. it's going to melt rather rapidly. 58 today, mid to upper 60s saturday through wednesday when thunderstorms are possible. >> happening today, protests are planned in the bay area, california and across the nation demanding action be taken to end school shootings. >> this comes on the 19th anniversary of columbine. abc 7's elissa harrington is live at notre dame high school. >> reporter: about 100 students from notre dame high school in san jose are expected to take part in a march through the city to city hall where they will hold a rally. the walkout starts at 10:00 a.m. i'm going to show you video from a similar wal

and vern glenn is live for us at at&t park. how is it feeling out there? >> reporter: well, you know, it's my annual opening day noon live shot with you guys, and i'm glad to do it. yeah, it is the 19th season that the giants have been here at at&t park, and it's got the usual excitement and enthusiasm. right behind me right now, the seattle mariners are taking the field for this 1:30 first pitch. earlier, the giants were out on the field. let's roll that tape up as in left field. as i say this, the giants have won 14 of their last 17 on opening day. so let's hope that it gets a little bit better there. here's andrew mccutchen, it's his first opening day. pablo, he might play tomorrow. buster posey not behind the dish, he's going to play flatbed. for these guys, opening day, pretty much old hat, but according to bochey, there's still some excitement around it. >> there's nothing more exciting that arehome opener, too -- your home opener. you have your fans around you. that's contagious for these players. i know they have been looking forward to this. >> re

you know it's so weird day when tucker carlson glenn greenwald and tyrell been tara actually all agree on something together when that day comes you know it's time to start watching the hawks. what. it looks like. it's like. the bottom. like you said i got. this. week so. welcome aboard the what the world and on top of the lala and sarah did you ever think that you would be right in line. agreeing politically. with tucker carlson of fox news no no no no no but you know tucker has been the weird ag this last year he's actually there's a bit of two things i've actually you know seen eye to eye with talk of which is one of those moments where you have to step back and say as the whole world gone mad. but you know what he made a great point on syria made a great point on the chemical weapons strike you know that we don't know what was responsible for this i mean the government tells us all it's assad it's assad assad well yeah i urge saddam had w m d's to that's what i'm that's another thing that we're going through the exact same thing and i keep saying like this is really a bang two thou

saidl of the stuff about glenn nielsen -- i don't buy into any of that. i served in afghanistan with millennials. i think showing up in large numbers to vote is important. having a voice on things that will affect us and our kids. congressman and i am encouraging you to register to vote. this is your future. ! that was really cool but is there anyone i can talk to? have j vernon on facetime. we can call him. hello. and we my friend tyler want to ask you some questions about your role in the 26 amendment. time, i was a staff director of the senate subcommittee. >> what was the process like? easy.h difficult and the whole question of "old enough to fight, old enough to vote" was a part of the debate at this time. voteld say, you have to and you have to use the vote. there are not enough that young people voting or running for office. i think part of that has to do that they need to have some sense of their civic responsibility. thathopeful that over time the percentage of young people voting will increase substantially. ok, goodbye adam and heather. >> than

. >> vern glenn is breaking it down. >> you know what 12 years ago, he's this 14-year-old kid, and he tossed a five anyoning no hitter, that's -- inning no hitter, that's little league though, and now a big league game against the red sox. let's take you to the ninth. two outs, ramirez at the plate. >> it's a no hitter! it's a no hitter! that's the best team in baseball, an absolutely sensational performance. >> seventh no hitter in oakland history for sean, and 12th in franchise history. >> there was also a call there too. >> yes, simeon dropped the ball, and they thought that was an error, but it was overturned, and some zany stuff happened. we have complete highlights later in the show. >> all right, thank you. >>> well new at 11:00, drunk driving is already a problem, but now law inners foment has to deal -- enforcement has to deal with people driving stoned. >> reporter: trey wilson is visiting from atlanta where recreational marijuana isn't legal, and while he's in southern california, he says two things don't mix. weed and taking the wheel of a car. >> when i'm under the influe

. >>> a burned out home in willow glenn neighborhood is selling for $800,000. we went to visit the home to see why why the realtor says that $800,000 price tag may be a bargain. >> reporter: in the heart of the willow glenn neighborhood lies this property about to go to the market. some consider it an eyesore, it's selling for $800,000. >> growing up here it's crazy. it was orchards here not silicon valley. >> according to google maps this is what it looked like when a fire ripped through it 2 years ago. >> it's a good sized lot, 5800 square feet. >> this is what it looks like, she's selling the square foot lot, not the house. >> they left it standing so you can remodel instead of tearing it down, you can do a remodel rather than a tear down. >> she posted it on the facebook page, many are airing their frustration in the housing market. >> you know this is what it's worth and the buyers set the price. >> i'm not surprised at all. i ran numbers in that area. there's been many sales in the quarter of a mile in the last month or thee that have been 1.5 and 1.6 mil

thompson the pennsylvania. -- glenn thompson of pennsylvania.e will be right back. ♪ >> sunday, our look back at the year of 1968 focuses on women's rights, the women's liberation movement, challenged long-held assumptions about women who transformed society. joining us to talk about women's rights in 1968, debra spark, a former college president and author of wonderwomen. , a syndicatedn columnist and senior fellow at the ethics and policy center in washington, d.c., also the author of the upcoming book "sex matters." turmoil,68, america in -- watch 1968, america in turmoil, sunday on c-span's washington journal and on american history tv on c-span 3. >> this weekend, life coverage on book tv of the 22nd annual l.a. times festival of books. saturday at 1:00 p.m. eastern, bookjorge ramos and his "stranger." political reporter sarah kenzie or with her book "the view from flyover country." on sunday, our live coverage continues at 1:30 eastern with a journalist and his book "russian roulette." it is co-authored. black lives matter co-founder with

glenn docherty, mayor of playford, thank you. you have been watching newsday.n asia are getting a bigger chunk of the high—heeled market. manolo blahnik is expanding into the region but we'll find out why the legendary footwear company won't be opening stores in china. and before we go, have a look at this. passengers on a train in eastern india had a narrow escape after 22 carriages detached, and started rolling backwards. the carriages were carrying more than a thousand people as they sped backwards for more than seven miles, before being brought to a stop by wooden wedges being placed on the tracks. no—one was hurt, and authorities are trying to find out what happened. that's all for now — stay with bbc world news. hello again, good morning. west wales, the far south—west of england saw the best of the temperatures and sunshine on monday but for the many other of the uk, it was rather dull and misty. we saw rain developing more widely across england, pushing into wales and that will continue to work its way northwards and for most of us, disappointing temper

you know it's so weird day when tucker carlson glenn greenwald and tyrell been terra actually all agree on something together when that day comes you know it's time to start watching the hawks. you. want to. get the feel like real that this would be the last to leave the bottom if you. like you know what i got. this. week so. welcome everyone to watch the world and on top of the lala and sara did you ever think that he would be right in line. agreeing politically. with tucker carlson of fox news no no no no but you know a weird this last year he's actually there's been through things i've actually you know.

glenn greenwald is the founding editor of "the intercept" and he joins us tonight.he real question of how you should respond to syria, is it a threat to the world order, to us our neighbors, it's a fair question. but why, the universal attempt in the media here in this country, left and right, to shut down a meaningful conversation? >> the only time i think the media praised donald trump was almost one year ago today when he bombed an airfield in syria in response to what had been alleged at the time was a chemical attack by the assad regime, people who ate donald trump and go on air every dayry took a break for 24 hourso proclaim him presidential because that is what u.s. presidents do come with a drop bombs on other countries with no declaration of war, no reason why u.s. interests or the u.s. borders are t at stake when it happens. i think that is the ethos in washington, not only is it an inherently good and presidential thing to do, to drop bombs and other countries, that is why polls show the greatest threat to world peace in the eyes of the public and around

you know it's so weird day when tucker carlson and glenn greenwald tyrell the terror actually all agree on something together when that day comes you know it's time to start watching the hawks. you. want to. get the. real thing this week. as you try to pull out of it. like you know what i got. this. week so. welcome aboard the what parts of the world and on top of the law list and if you ever think that you would be right in line. agreeing politically. with tucker carlson of fox news no no no no no but you know talkers been a little weird this last year he's actually there's been through things i've actually you know seen eye to eye with talk of which is one of those moments where you have to step back and say as the whole world gone mad. but you know what he made a great point on syria the great point on the chemical weapons strike you know that we don't know what was responsible for this i mean the government tells us all it's assad it's assad assad well yeah i urge saddam had w m d's to that's what i'm that's and that's the thing that we're going through the exact same time and i kee

take a tour of germany state by state on d w dot com glenn. the be glad. a walk in the drive with a d w motor magazine coming up a seance hot spot for winter testing. currently carnivorous project worry in place. plans.

vern glenn checks in from the golf club.>> a beautiful backdrop. seven in the top eight. 19 of the top 25. women's players in the world. they are back after a year's hiatus.>> when i saw that back on the schedule i was very excited.>> reporter: paula creamer, lydia cole, it's nice to see women's golf go back at their highest level.>> san francisco one of the favorite cities of mine. i like to come back here. i like the tournament. it's a great stop for us on the tour. >> look at me dennis, i am in a short sleeve shirt. i know that you know if you're coming out here for the weekend, you better cover up. in daly city, vern glenn, kpix5. >> saturday night at oracle, taking offense to the chris webber, saying he would not even start for some nba teams.>> i've been an all-star twice. 10.2 something like that. i don't need to score however. i don't think you could find many gm's or coaches that i would have start on their team. that's fine and major refit well. so i'm doing pretty good. >> he was not offended at all. i could tell you the ruben foster sto

in the low 30s for glenn ellen.peratures up in the north bay are near that freezing or at that freezing mark. a look at other temperatures across san francisco 46. san jose 44. santa rosa, 33 degrees. starting off cool but the afternoon high will be warmer than yesterday, 5 degrees below average. tomorrow, clouds to start off your day. the rain returns tomorrow afternoon. no wild weather like what we saw yesterday. the warmer weather will be here for thursday and through the weekend. we are going to have a nice looking weekends out there. hopefully you have fun outdoor plans. normally in the 60s, 70s. we will be 5 to 4 degrees below average. neighborhoods look like this, highs in oakland 62. freemont 62. livermore 62. mountain view 64. in the 50s in pa sighca. cool for now but this low is going to drop in, bringing us the chance of rain not until probably 5:00 p.m. or so tomorrow. after that, we have high pressure taking hold of our forecast. temperatures will be on the rise. the chance of showers for your wednesday

first i heard of you was glenn beck -- there was a glenn beck show.white people and hates the white culture, whatever that means. you've been involved in the stop rush limbaugh campaign, bill o'reil o'reilly, sets. give me your thoughts on how effective david hogg has been? he's a kid, 17. he tweeted -- one tweet where he said who are your advertisers, laura ingraham. already something like 16 advertisers have pulled out. there they are, i mean a flight. >> he obviously has been effective. in terms of the overall national@advertising base, the advertisers represent 20% so far, her entire advertising base. very, very fast. by comparison it took days, weeks to reach this amount with glenn beck back then, and there were other organizations involved, color of change, that were driving it. it took time, energy, to organize around it. the reason this is effective, why are they going after the advertisers? usually you go to the employer. you would say, hey, your employee did something bad using your resources, you should hold them to their standards. both th

and also vern glenn with the oakland a's , breaking down the next series against the golden nights. y jelly beans... today v that will be on the 11:00 news tonight. [ music ] day! jelly bell >>> buttered popcorn, and licorice. jelly belly also makes some...int if you love jellybeans today is the day for you because it is national jellybean day. jelly belly says america's top that's it at five. laborers, barry cherry, buttered popcorn and licorice, jelly belly also makes some interesting flavors including barf, sticky socks, a on cbs-sf-dot-com. rotten eggs and canned dog food. yes, they do have those. [ laughter ] we will see you back here ♪ ♪ at 6:00 for a full hour of news, thank you for watching. [ music ] >> quijano: mass shooting at a fiffle house. a half-naked gunman opens fire with an assault-style rifle. at least four are dead. the customer being hailed as a airo. >> i saw my opportunity, my window, so i took it. >> quijano: also tonight, the suicide bombing in afghanistan. dozens are dead. isis claims responsibility. president trump's busy weekend on twitter, defending mich

glenn greenwald has been following all of this. he joins us tonight.eal question of how you should respond to syria and is it a threat to the world order, i think that's a fair question. why the universal attempt in the media, to shut down a meaningful conversation about it? >> the only time i think the media praised donald trump was almost one year ago today when he got an airfield in syria and response to what had been alleged at the time. people who hate donald trump go on air every day, took a break for 24 hours to complain him him residential because that's what u.s. presidents do. they drop bombs on other countries with no declaration of war, no reason why u.s. interests or the u.s. borders are at stake when it happens. i think that's the ito's in washington that not only is it an inherent and presidential thing to do to drop bombs and other countries. that's why poles are on world showed the greatest threat to world peace is the united states. also, adam smith wrote 300 years ago that the reason people who live in capitals love to watch their co

the glenn should be open at i-580 and haciendhacienda. in 2020. there's a meeting april 7 ft. >>> little caesars giving out free pizza because, quote, crazy happened. >> the chain said it would offer free lunch combos if a 16th seed beat a number one seed during march madness. university of maryland baltimore county beat virginia last month. today little caesars is keeping its promise. it's good from 11:30 to 1:00 p.m. pizza, pizza. >> it's time to spring clean your beauty routine. what to get rid of. >>> a data breach. >>> here's rob marciano with a look at what's ahead on "good morning america" at 7:00 a.m. >>> good morning. coming up on gma, a messy commute for millions this morning as an april snowstorm moves across the country. plus, we'll track the new deep freeze on its way and what you can expect weatherwise. that, plus we have an exclusive clip of the new episode of roseanne for you this morning. it's all coming up on gma. see you soon. >>> never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. check this out. that's more rain

host: thank you, glenn. guest: thank you. i appreciate it.bviously, i'm a democrat, so i think the democrats in our party who believe government has a role, really make an effort to make government work and work effectively. i think that is a different attitude than some republicans have. i think we all agreed that we are not really talking about present-day politics, but the current president is the epitome of the head of the government that doesn't really want to work well. host: this week, we're focusing on the democratic party, the state of liberal politics. next week, we turn to conservative politics and the republican party and the nomination of richard nixon after his defeat in 1960 to john kennedy. caller: it is an honor to speak to a kennedy. i always respected john f. he was a most a conservative in many ways. liberal politics, it was a sea change, the liberals that robin that almost the feminization of war. in world war ii, you may have to sacrifice your sons, but we have to win. it was in 1968, and they brought in the idea, there

and there's a dialect [inaudible] from jefferson to jackson to lincoln to teddy roosevelt, to bring glennoosevelt to donald trump. in each case the american people rose up against the elite and in the case of jefferson was against the sedition acts and just in case it was bankamerica in lincoln's case it was slavery. today was a case it was [inaudible] and in reagan's case it was against the washington and i believe trump understood the way and the power has been drifting from the people and localities to big government and corporate america last 50 or 60 years. i think part of the frustration on the part of trump voters is that they feel their powers of slipping away to big corporations and big governments and they have less opportunity to determine their own destiny so this in trump understood this and tapped into it. that makes his election very, very important in the context of american history. >> with you from michael in fayette, alabama. good afternoon, michael. >> caller: i want to thank the panel for mentioning first of all politeness versus today's harshness in political discour

guest: thank you, glenn.st of all, no one supports criminal cartels coming into the country -- monday you look at the opioid crisis across the country -- in my district and with communities of colors we get it and we have been victimized by that for many, years. let me just say that our whole state of california is a state and theirs immigrants constitution -- contributions to our society. these are not criminals coming across the border. these are people coming across the border to seek a better life for themselves and their families. of course we were going to go after the criminals, the drug dealers, the bad people who should not come to the country, but this does not mean that we have to stop immigration. need a comprehensive strategy to make sure we adhere to our values in our country, while at the same time ensuring that these criminal cartels and these people that are doing drug dealing and providing the opening for others to engage in criminal activity, that will stop. that is an effort that our polic

alameda headquarters, vern glenn , kpix5. >> we will have more on the draft picks coming up at 6:00.>>> all-new, we showed you the disturbing reality of drug users openly shooting up at a bart station. we take you to the people in charge to ask how they could let this get so bad? >>> the chill has arrived and it will be with us for the next four days. no one is hitting 70 degrees until tuesday. 64 in livermore. 56 in san francisco. 63 in santa rosa. the catalyst for this is the picture, the ocean. the flow from the ocean is getting stronger. widespread low cloud cover. concord at 49. mountain view at 50. santa rosa at 47. radar may be a bit active. north of santa rosa and north of st. helena. no widespread rain in the bay area this weekend but some showers early on saturday in the far north bay. monster jam saturday night at levi stadium where the weather should be pleasantly chilly. 62 at the beginning of the event. cooling off for the 50s rapidly. the counter clockwise swirl. this area of low pressure spinning off toward the west. there is the critical number. the ocean temperature

. >> coming up tonight on game day more of the interview with cook and vern glenn on the player stephr. kevin durant set the tone with 11-24 points in the 1st quarter and with leonard out, san antonio doesn't have anybody that can match up with kevin durant and spurs coach knows it. as usual the media took the brunt of his frustration. >> started danny green on kevin. did that work? >> did you watch the game? what did you think? we will cell kevin don't be so good. >> lebron james had not lost a first round game since 2012. somebody forgot to tell the pacers. a 33-14 lead after the 1st quarter. cleveland got down to 7 points but he stretched it back to double figures. he led it pacers with 32 points. and they stun the cavs 98-80 was easy. no kyrie irving. celtics and bucks. 96-96. his replacement stepped back, three. he had 23 but there was just enough time remaining, from mid- court to send the game to over time. 31 points for middleton. 18,000 stunned at the garden but the extra period, the rookie with the tough finish. he had 19 points, 10 rebounds and the celtics take game 1, 113-

glenn park at 50 along with ocean beach. everybody else around 53 degrees. 56 in the financial. let's take a look at what's going on down in the south bay. it's dry. 101 and 880. light breezes if you're on the ferry. mass transit cool this morning but warm this afternoon. check out the temperature spread on the peninsula. we go from 53 at 8:00, 67 at noon. by 2:00 in the mid 70s. upper 70s at 4:00. back to 76 at 6:00. how about inland east bay neighborhoods, 54 at 8:00, 70 at noon, near 80 at 4:00 and still 70 at 8:00. now, look at the temperatures today and compare them to tomorrow and wednesday. 10 to 15 degrees cooler. the reason why? a little hint. let me spell it out a little better. we have a slight chance of rain tuesday. a better chance wednesday and a slight chance on thursday. even though it's a three-day event, look at those percentages, 20, 70, 40. this is definitely not an atmospheric river, but it will challenge the commute once again. i'll gave you achb hour-by-hour look at that. are you seeing anything different than lat week? >> a lot different. the roads aren't

you're looking at the glenn, a shopping center that has room for 92,000 retail in addition to the ikeatself. major design changes announced last year after community protest. it should be open some time in 2020. ikea plans to garner community reaction to the updated plan at a meeting on april 7th. >>> easter may technically be over but the party continued this morning at the white house. the way hundreds of children helped the first family celebrate the holiday. >>> he's feeding the pigeons. >> one is on his hand. >> next "right this minute." >>> some holiday fun at the white house. hundreds of kids took part in the annual easter egg roll presided over by president trump and the first lady. the kids did their best to push the eggs across a damp lawn using wooden spoons. they sat down and did some coloring with the first couple. >> i want to really thank the first lady, melania, who has done an incredible job. she worked so hard on this event. i want to thank you. . >> did you see the rabbit standing next to them. it began under rutherford b. hayes. >>> my co-anchor reggie very excited

glenn park 51. 52 to 54 degrees in san francisco. 60 in daly ciilely city for the spot. 44 and american canyon at 51 in walnut creek. gosh, i haven't done that in years. you know what it is. my hands are sore from doing yard work all weekend. i'm going with that. here's a look at the san mateo bridge -- that's from south beach. mass transit this morning, cool, mild, quite -- mass transit, breezy spots. here's a look at the south bay. 53 this morning. 65 at noon. from 1:00 through 5:00, you're still laughing at me, really? we're going in the north bay and we'll have low to mid-70s from 1:00 through 7:00. here's a quick look at what's coming. i'll show you what's coming our way. we have two clickers. the other one is over there. >> i don't think i've ever actually dropped my remote, no. i've come close. >> used to have wire on them and i would step on. it one, just fumbled it. >> i'm going to try not to trip on it when i head to the green screen. >> i'm going right now. let me get it. >> you're going to walk into my shot. >> i am. golden gate bridge, we have the zipper trucks out. >> are

. >> reporter: glenn lives in the renaissance apartments next door to the apartment complex under construction that caught fire overnight. >> at 1:10, the buzzer started to buzz and you could see the flames coming up over the billion. and i call my buddy ray, this is real, we have to go. >> reporter: first responders told more than 200 residents at the renaissance they had to evacuate. >> the cop said get out, get out. >> reporter: they were allowed back in this evening to grab thing, but now are being told they have to stay elsewhere for a couple days because it's just not safe. here's why. surveillance video shows the burned up wall next door collapsing to ground this afternoon. other parts of the property might be unstable. >> i could see the benching embers dropping into the court yard, you knew it was serious. >> reporter: the complex was in a stage of construction where a lot of wood was exposed. so it spread very quickly, and consumed the entire structure. officials have not released a cause of the fire. >> from have been some fires that do have some -- there have been some fires that a

brian: major john glenn was a test pilot. he had not gone to space. how have we done since 1957?ichio: i think nasa became the agency to nowhere. it's fun wheels, went around the planet earth, the space station was supposed to be the gateway for mars and their planets and that became a big turkey in outer space. i think we have been spinning wheels for 50 years. but last month, last month there was this excitement, this electricity when the rocket blasted off because that was the moon rocket, the first moon rocket in 50 years, the blast off from cape canaveral. guess who paid for? our taxpayer money? , elon musk paid for a moon rocket and gave it to the american people for free. this is unheard of, i were 10 years ago, if you were to say that a private individual would create his own personal moon rocket and give it to the people of the world, people would think you were nuts. it actually happened. we are in a new ballgame now. and you ballgame where prices have been dropping dramatically, where the movie the martian cost $100 million but to go to mars only costs $70 million. so

brian: major john glenn was a test pilot. he had not gone to space.n your opinion, how had we done since then? michio: i think nasa became the agency to nowhere. it just spun wheels, went around planet earth. the space station was supposed to be the gateway for mars and the planets. that became a big turkey in outer space. i think we have been basically spinning wheels for 50 years. last month, there was this excitement when the falcon heavy rocket blasted off because that was a moon rocket. the first moon rocket in 50 years to blast off from cape canaveral. guess who paid for it, our taxpayers? no. a private individual, elon musk. paid for a moon rocket and gave it to the american people for free. this is not heard of. five years ago if you were to say that a private individual would create his own personal moon rocket and give it to the people of the world, people would think you were nuts. but it actually happened. we are in a new ballgame now. a new ballgame where prices have been dropping genetically, the movie the martian cost 100 million. to go