and that is for road work between greenville road and the 205 split. a quick check of the bay bridge toll plaza, car-pool lanes are open, a stackup in the cash lanes and should have 20 minutes to go until they turn on the metering lights. >>> new developments in the teacher strike in the east bay. the state superintendent will be coming in to join negotiations today. >> it is day nine of teachers on the picket lines. the two sides met until 11:00 last night but can't seem to come to an agreement. reporter amy hollyfield live in union city. amy? >> reporter: the state superintendent getting involved to check in on the situation. you will still see teachers out on the picket lines. they will be in front of schools for the the district says they are offering more in the 3% area. it's taking a toll on students. >> i was impacted to the point it was really stressful. >> reporter: schools are open but classes are consolidated and substitute teachers brought in. attendance is down significantly. the two sides negotiated until about 11:00 last night and will b

vaughn hillyard there in greenville, garrett haake in houston. bring in my friend christina greer, an associate professor of political science at fordham university, also a columnist with a podcast. we can't work in everything. >> that's all right. >> let's start with kamala harris, where vaughn just left off there. it would seem as if there's a bit of a name i.d. issue for the california senator, probably not just in south carolina. >> right. and this is where we're seeing the biden/bernie bump, in the sense that, keep in mind, bernie was around in 2016, there was a long, contentious primary with hillary clinton. so he has a strong built-in name i.d., obviously joe biden after eight years with barack obama. the key for kamala harris, she needs to win in south carolina or do very well in south carolina. it's not just go there and visit or do these town halls, but really get surrogates on the ground who will do the work when she's traveling across the country. people who are either faith leaders or pillars of the community who have some sort of re

still at introduction a requirement to vote on whether to hold a 2nd referendum also on the program greenville fast.

threatening flash flooding ongoing in areas like central louisiana, shreveport area and now we added greenville area to the flash flood warning. tremendous amounts of rain on saturated soils. on top of that some of these thunderstorms could be severe. we could see isolated severe storms in the yellow. here's how it will play out. today's forecast showers and storms in florida. a late day shower in d.c. new york is chilly but dry. areas in the midwest, denver, chance of snow. duluth, eight inches of snow on the ground from yesterday. ridiculous. so how does the weekend forecast look? there's the flood threat. saturday still dealing with heavy rain. here it comes towards the east, saturday into sunday, more rain spreading to the north. you may get away with a dry morning early in the day in new york city and boston but the rain will be moving in for much of the afternoon and evening. >> looks like colorado and wyoming are the places to be on mother's day. >> go hiking. >> markets around the world are once again in the red in the ongoing standoff over u.s./china trade deal. >> we'll get more by th

under the plan, there are proposed stops at the isabel and greenville. the route would go over to the altamonte pass to include stops in mountain house, tracy, lathrop and stockton. >> it couldn't come soon enough. >> new tracks would have to be built along 580 through livermore. the rest of the route would rely on the existing right of way by southern pacific. a community workshop is scheduled for may 22nd >>> an accused purse snatcher might face a judge soon. take a look at this video if you haven't seen it. the crime was caught on camera. it's shocking to so many people. a man walked up behind a woman. she is holding the hand of a little child. he drags her down the stairs with the little girl as well. very frightening there. but that video eventually helped find and arrest pablo cabrera over the weekend. he is linked to other purse snatchings. he was already on parole for burglary. he could be in court today. >>> new this morning, u.s. birth rates are dropping to another record low. new cdc data shows 3.7 million births last year, down 2% from 2017.

jenifer just left work on ivy lane in greenville. ran acrossa the prking lot to escape. thed shooter fir multiple shots. jenifer died at the scene. detectives y the gunman jumped in a car and drove off. police say they areelying on maultiple witnesses who saw the shooting and they hope to track the gunman down. >>> a break in a murder case. a man locked in d.c. jail for killing another man in prince george's county. police arrested the suspect justin myrick. s detectiv he strangled and stabbed angelo blakeney last late month. police found the victim's body in the woods. evidence discovered at the scene led police to myrick's hope in north d.c. he will be extextradited to fac charges. ah> and patrick sh today visited south texas saying there will be no withdrawal of u.s. roops until the border is secure. he visited u.s. forces in the sung texas town of mccowan and spoke to bgerder patrol as saying the mission will not be indefinite. yesterday he said $1.5 bil non willot be used for border bar ers and security operations. >> i won't be reprogramming anymore mone for the bo

vaughn hillyard is in greenville, south carolina. understand, what makes this state so crucial for democr democrats. >> this is a state, geoff, that will be the most diverse in terms of the electorate. this is a place where kamala harris sees a great opportunity. once you come out of iowa and new hampshire to send the message that she is a candidate that can pull out the black electorate. 60% back in 2016 were african-american voters. this is a place where kamala harris will be here for her town hall and drilling home the message. i want to play for you a little bit of interview that we had with a couple voters here in greenville earlier today. what is important to you? >> integrity and what is best for the masses, not just for one group of people. i'm not saying things need to be given out for free or anything, but i'm someone who looks out for the better interest of everyone. >> elizabeth warren, i'm in college right now. of course, she interests me with her policies. >> geoff, that very first woman you heard from, jada campbell. s

vaughn hilliard is in greenville, south carolina asking voters about that.o garrett hague where joe biden is having his first town hall tonight. garrett, excuse me. president trump seems to be laser focused on joe biden. he is not the first to criticize biden for the 1994 crime bill. any indication of how the campaign is going to respond? i mean at the least, they can quickly remind the voting public it was president trump who called for the central park five to face the death penalty, and remember, those gentlemen were exonerated. >> reporter: yes, stephanie. in fact, the biden campaign has done just that, in part with a tweet from senior adviser simone sanders who responded to watch trump take credit for the first step of many criminal reforms when one, other folks did the work for the bill, and two, he is still on the record disparaging the central park five is exhausting and disingenuous. trump lives far from the truth, she wrote. it wasn't that long ago that most american politicians followed the rule that politics stops at the water's edge. we have see

every to answer are starting with the pass, eastbound 580 at greenville road, there is a crash blocking a couple of lanes. traffic will be slow eastbound which is not usually slow eastbound. however westbound traffic looks good. it is not being able to see the crash. you will see the traffic is moving all right at westbound 580-6789 oakland 880 north and south looking good. there are wet roads from last night's rain. this is a look at the bay bridge and traffic there is light. it is 4:02. back to the desk. >>> all right, sal. we have breaking news coming in about the 2020 presidential race. new york city mayor bill de blasio has joined the crowded field of democratic presidential candidates. he has been the mayor of america's biggest city since 2014. before that he was new york's public advocate, the number two elected official in new york. as mayor he has had mixed approval ratings and a recent quinnipiac poll found that 76% of new york city voters do not want him to run for president. by the way there are 537 days until election day 2020. >>> new this morning, another state is on the

all right, this evening, we have new details on the murder of a woman who had just left work in greenville. news 4 has confirmed this evening that betty jennife of bowie was maried to chris atol, a well-known actor in the westc afnation of ghana. yesterday, somebody shot and killed jennifer. detectives say the gunman drove off. officers say they are relying on fultiple witnesses who saw the shooting, in hopes tracking down the gunman. news 4 uncovered tonight that attoh tweeted out this message the day his wife was killed. he said quote, wt en imes to relationships, remaining faithful is never an option but a priority. loyalty is ever. end quote. police have not made any arrests, and have not named a suspect. >>> all right. so all of this rain that we've bn having is causing some pretty bigms proble along the gw parkway. a five-mile stretch of the parkway will be closed for severalays because of a huge sinkhole. crews spent hours today working to fix that sinkhole that opened up friday night. this is along the northbound lanes of the parkway, from cambridge road to the beltway. the nationa

and greenville, north carolina, hit just last month.m that was t costello >>reporting. > we are staying on top of breaking news. there's been another shooting following a violent weekend in the district. more than 20 peopleave been shot this memorial day weekend. we're livwith the ver >>> breaking overnight, there has been anotherhootingn the district following a violent weekend. d. police are investigating several shootings that injured more than 29 people since friday.al >>> commuter t. many of you head back to work and school for the first time stations o closed six for the summer. what you need to know to get around. >>> overnight, severe weather drikes the heartland. we look at theage as people are dealing with what's left following a possible tornado.

and greenville, north carolina hit just last month. >> tom costello reporting there. cybersecurity experts say cash-strapped cities with aging digital infrastructures and out-of-date software are the most vulnerable to these kinds of attacks because they lack the resources to defend themselves. >>> terrifying encounter in maui where shark warnings are posted after the first deadly attack in the u.s. this year. it is believed a shark killed 65-year-old thomas smiley of california, who was vacationing in maui. smiley, an optometrist who had just retired in january, was swimming 60 yards from the shore. first responders pulled smiley by jet-ski, but he was pronounced dead if his injuries on the scene. >> i got looking closer and his entire left leg from his knee down was just missing. >> the island has not seen a deadly shark attack since 2015. >>> now to decision 2020. three contenders vying to be the next president plan to stop by the bay area this week. massachusetts senator elizabeth warren will be here on friday at a town hall gathering at lainey college in oakland.

presidential candidate kamala harris took time out from an education town hall all that she was hosting in greenville south carolina today to comment on this she said she believes robert mueller was indeed saying the responsibility now falls to congress to impeach the president. and the other thing we learned today. >>is tharrent attorney general of the united states misled the american people when he spoke about his conversation with bob mueller. >>i think what is clear is >>things a share and friends from what we heard in that press conference that bob mueller was essentially for sharing impeachment to the united states congress. >>and peninsula congresswoman jackie spear sharing the same view she said special counsel mueller reiterated that his 2 year investigation did not exonerate the president of obstruction of justice to the contrary he made clear that it now falls to congress to exercise is constitutional duties and hold the president accountable for his crimes and lives. we will continue our investigations and deliver the truth to the american people. south bay representative o'connell also

greenville, north carolina, a city of 90,000, was hit just last month so far this year, analysts say5 local governments have been victimized the president of baltimore cy council, brandon scott, says his city will not pay the ransom. >> you talk to technology people and others, people who pay ransoms can leave something in the system and come back and shut you down ain. and i just have to take the advice of the law enforcement and the professionals. >> reporter: cyber security experts say the spread of these t attacks is a warning thacities large and small must be better prepared >> cash-strapped municipalities are uniquely vulnerable to this kind of ransomre attack, because they're using older systems, they don't keep them updated and they don't have the resources to be able to respond. >> reporter: but with ransomware attacks spreading, cities are finding that a strong defense is no longer a luxury lester >> pete williams at baltimore, thanks. >>> coming up, the great white shark scare righbefore the unofficial start of summer ight. ♪ i was just finishing a ride. i felt this awful

under the plan, there are proposed stops at isabel and greenville in livermore.he public meeting on the plan is set for 6:00 tonight at the livermore community center. >>> okay. so they are practically kids as young as 15 years old who actually want to meet each other online as gamers. we all know that. now half of a dozen of them face years in prison for stealing millions by hacking people's smartphones. >> these hackers stole $35 million from hundreds of victims here in silicon valley in just the last year alone. and youtube videos played during one of the hackers' trials shows them flaunting that. pouring $1500 bottles of champagne over $50,000 watches at a las vegas nightclub. also spending $150,000 for a month-long airbnb in hollywood, then bragging about all of it on social media. >> the culture is fascinating because a lot of these guys have known each other for years. before they were ever criminals or had any criminal thought in their mind, they were just playing games together. some as early as 12 years old. >> these multimillion-dollar hacks have becom

they, with the greenville whatever the heck that was, and you seemed as a superstar, and how they're presenting all this. >> this is one or greater shows on television,. [laughter] this is a very pro-capitalism thing that we have here. the truth of the matter, i think there's a lot more balance and we have to keep making the case with the media that we have available. >> by the way, out of this incredible strength of the economy right in, the american economy, a position that is what's happened in asia and economies is sold on a trickle, the poorest americans are the ones who have been benefiting the most, that is in the past two years, and a strong world has really been helping those people and they say maybe the postnuptial, maybe there's a real visual dislike of capitalism that you talked about but when it comes time to pull the lever at the pool there to be better off it was a few years ago. >> one other thing, you and i were kids, billion poor people around the world have been pulled out of extreme problem under poverty. >> we have one way to get the next 2 billion out of povert

on june 2rks at the 94th annual convention held in greenville, south carolina, he was elected department commander of the south carolina american legion department. he was married to marlene for over 50 years and had two daughters, stephanie and stacey, and his grandchildren, victoria, exearna, and mitchell. describing what type of husband gary mitchell was to his wife, she stated he was her best friend and the kindest person she ever knew. the world is a better and kinder place because of the life of gary lee mitchell and he was a man who served his god, his family, and his country. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from texas, mr. green, for five minutes. mr. green: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, and still i rise a proud american and i rise because i love my country. mr. speaker, as i stand here today i would call to the attention of those who are within the view of what we're doing the fact that we're now some 35 days since the mueller report has been made public. it was released before that, but it's been made p public some 35 days. and -

the airport so if you are going there give yourself a little extra time. 5 is 580, slow toward greenville road. it gets better by the time you reach livermore and dublin. i-880 looks good. tonight's warrior's game is 6:00 p.m. again. the warrior's sent out a press advisory asking everyone who is going to the game to try to be in their seats at 6:00. i think the last game they weren't because people were fighting through traffic. if you have tickets get on the road early. this is a look at the westbound bay bridge. that traffic is okay so far. back to the desk. >>> thank you, sal. we are following two breaking news stories this morning. the first is in appleton, wisconsin, where a firefighters has died from injuries in a shooting. the firefighter was responding to a medical emergency at a transit center yesterday when the shooting broke out. a police officer and two other people were also shot, but police say there is no threat right now to the community. >>> the time is 5:04. breaking news about the 2020 presidential race. new york city mayor bill de blasio just joined the crowded field o

there are proposed stops in isabel, greenville and livermore. a public meeting on the plan is set for 6:00 tonight at the livermore community center. >> 6:07. the recent spring storms have dozens of people in stockton looking for a new home this morning. at least 35 units at an apartment complex now deemed unsafe due to damage from rain and hail. one of the units has a gaping hole. you see it there in the roof. several people are being allowed to move into undamaged units at the complex. however, others say they have nowhere to go. . >> like, we thought we were one of the luckiy ones that didn't have to move. out of nowhere, we have to move. >> they are trying to bring more resources to help. a shelter is being set up to help the people displaced. >>> kari, storms in our area causing damage as well. >>> we had another round of rain. they had to get out of the buildings because the rain just continu continues. we are starting out with calmer weather conditions this morning. it will be in the low 50s. we will see those temperatures warming up. it'

greenville, north carolina, hit just last month. >> reporter: cash-strapped cities with aging infrastructuresnd out of date software they're the most vulnerable because they lack the resources to defend themselves and have their systems updated. >> you've been talking to experts. what are the cities supposed to do when they get themselves into this and their data is trapped and the people in the cities are worried about this? should they pay or not pay the ransom? >> it's a divided opinion out there. a lot of people say out of principle, you should not pay, right? you'll have to figure it out yourself. hopefully you backed up your systems in the case of the county out in charlotte, north carolina, they refused to pay, but they had everything backed up in an off site location. they could bring all that material back in. but for cities and mr. presidents police departments that are attacked, that leaves them vulnerable. in some cases, it may be better off to pay the ransom, but you're not sure if you're going to get your data back. you're taking a risk you could lose even though money than you

let's get a north greenville university wiring outfielder made a grab that would make joe biden prop.a sheer homerun but there are no safe spaces with jeff flake chandler, slipped over the wall and suffering from a minor bruce, less painful from the other ways people catch them and college. that's what my staff tells me. the video of the top-notch take away has seen 2 million times and he has raised any doubt that his parents bribed his way into college unlike lori loughlin daughter. olivia did get a 4.0 and her first entered freshman year. but that's enough about her blood alcohol content. kindness in the uk, this is completely blocked up with accent. they discovered significant amounts of cocaine inside freshwater shirt. come on, this cannot be a real story. these bozos got caught doing blow in the lab and thought it's an experiment. the whole thing sounds ponderous until you check at the video of their findings. this fellow ran on the treadmill because his nose was running and when the experiment ended he offered to sleep with the scientist. if they give him another white lobster.

there are proposed stops in greenville in livermore. a public meeting is set for 6:00 tonight at the livermore community center. >>> the recent spring storms have dozened of people looking for a new home this morning. these 35 units at an apartment complex are now deemed unsafe due to damage from rain and hail. one of the units left with a gaping hole. you see it in the roof. several people are allowed to move into undamaged units. >> we thought we were one of the lucky ones that didn't have to move. out of nowhere, we have to move. . >>er they are trying to bring more resources to help. a shelter is being set up to help the people displaced. that's a tough one. >>> kari, storms in our area causing damage as well. >> we had a lot of rain and hail recently. so everything is looking much better this morning as you get ready to go out the door. storms moved through and quite a bit of rain. upper 40s in santa rosa, it is now 47 degrees. and 55 in principal low alto. san jose, 53. on your way out the door in fremont, cloudy skies and wet roa

nearly 3 inches of rain in greenville. two and half inches in the north bay. rain. these are huge numbers. these are big numbers in the winters. these are huge numbers in may. the showers have moved off for the most part. nursing scattered showers. the restores are around the mountains were we still have a winter storm warning. chains on 50 and 80 tonight for maybe throughout the evening hours. you see the temperature of the lake is 32 degrees. upon the path the temperature is down below freezing so you are getting snow. we have some scattered showers but that is it. things are dying down. your commute tomorrow should be dry. your afternoon? tomorrow will be dry. mostly sunny by afternoon tomorrow. temperatures will generally be around the bay in the 60s. i do not think we will see 70s. coordinate last night then last night because of the cool air that came in with this low. it brought, like we mentioned, that funnel cloud out in the central valley. went out on the land, some drizzle showing up. tomorrow morning, this is how it looks for everybody. this is how

chandler jumping over the fence at south carolina, he saved the home run for his team the north greenvillet astounding catch. his team, by the way, went on to win 13-4. talk about field of dreams, he is going to make that dream happen. >> amazing artwork, this is a time lapse video of painting j. lo and her husband a ride >> he's been painting for only two years and created about 60 celebrity portraits. with this particular painting, he is hoping to meet j. lo when she a concert in his hometown. i hope he gets the opportunity. at that is amazing, i cannot draw a stick figure, i am in complete all of his work. >> that is terrific. >> never miss an episode of "the five." "special report" is up next. >> fox news alert, following two major stories tonight. the attorney general's refusal to attend a hearing on the mueller report. a failed overthrow attempt against the government in venezuela. we will have an exclusive interview with president trump coming up shortly. we have steve harrigan as venezuela's disputed president tries to unify the military, we begin with the john roberts and the bitt

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a similar instance happened in atlanta and greenville, north carolina, was hit just last month.o far this year analysts say 25 local governments have been victimized. the president of baltimore city council brandon scott said his city will not pay the ransom. ch you talk to -- to tenology, they could leave something in the syst and come back and shut you down again and i have to take the advice of law enforcement. >> reporter: they say it is a warning that cities large and prepared. be better >> cash strap for college are uniquelyle vulnerabo this kind of ransom ware attack because they are using all systems and don't keep them updated or have the resources to be able to respond. >> reporter: but with ransom ware attacks spreading cities are finding a strong defense is no longer a luxury. >> that is pete williams reporting. we are excited to have a top chef in our studio this morning. brian rotagio talking about his new h.c. restaurant and see he's staying true to his maryland roots. kbtd -- can't wait to taste it. and we're talking crabs. the holiday weekend is almost upon us.

except the valley would travel much farther with stops at isabel, greenville and over the altamonte in mountain house, tracy, and some day stockton. new tracks would have to be built on 580 to get through livermore. the rest of the route would be used by existing line that used to be owned by southern pacific. trains would run every 12 minutes during the commutes. this week the rail authority survey tri-valley residents with questions like how often would you use this service? not clear when the results are expected to be tabulated. if you want to learn more, a community workshop next week, 6:00 to 8:00 that night at the robert livermore community center. you'll recall for years, people in the tri-valley like myself, we have assumed as promised bart would extend into livermore. but last year the bart board put the kibosh on that plan. bob redell, "today in the bay". >>> i'm sure if it eases the commute, people are all on board. >>> south bay education supporters head to the state capitol focusing on schools and classrooms pilgrimage. this is last year's bus trip to education. dave core

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an accident westbound 580 at greenville road that is taking the one cleared at north glen.le spot. at least one lane is blocked there. meantime, eastbound direction there is construction until 9:00, that has lanes closed. looking good once you get to the dublin interchange. the richmond san rafael bridge. starting to see that backup there. but you are moving along. and southbound 101, if that's t from there. looks good. not the same story at the san mateo bridge. it's foggy out there. in the eastbound direction, though. everything looks good to go. last but not least. the bay bridge, pretty much the usual suspects today. >> we are dealing with may gray to start off our friday here. and also some drizzle. you can see on our ocean beach cliff house camera. that drizzle along the coast. temperatures are running in the low to mid-50s once again this morning. now, let's show you the visibility. because along the coast, down to a quarter mile at half moon bay. so dense fog along the coast. and even up in the north bay. a quarter mile in santa rosa. here's what you can expect. jus

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she's speaking right now in greenville, south carolina.that bob mueller's comments, his final before stepping down from his justice department position were all the proof that she needed to get impeachment proceedings going. she sits on the senate judiciary committee, cory booker, also a democrat that says that this warrants impeachment proceedings and the sooner the better. the republican that sitting there, senator tom tillis of north carolina. senator, thank you for taking the time. >> good to be with you, neil. >> neil: they both sit on your same committee. let the impeachment. you say? >> i just got this e-mail from cory booker, this is clearly politics, fund-raising and presidential campaign politics. cory booker tried the same tactic against brett kavanaugh in the supreme court hearings. they put out baseless allegations and tried to keep that story alive. didn't go well for them. had a sparticus moment. they're trying to do the same thing again. there's no collusion. there's no obstruction. mueller didn't produce anything new today

. >> rock wall, greenville, sulfur springs. >> universal background checks for every one who wants to waxahachie. >> hang with me. >> i'm in this car so i can't go anywhere. >> did you get a sense he was going to become bigger than a democratic candidate for texas senate? >> there was a sense i first met him at first base at baseball game in texas. he announced about six weeks prior he was running for senate. it was clear he was this dynamic, magnetic candidate who had everything that you can't teach a candidate. he had this biological ability to connect with and inspire folks. it was early days. he was going up against this epic foil, ted cruz. he was going to every single county in the state. not accepting pac money or corporate money. it was clear he was special but no one could ever have dreamed he would be on the ticket or be running for office in 2020. sdp >> the way he's running his campaign now, versus the way heg differences or similar? >> i think he has this person to person approach to politics. you can see him in the early primary states taking that same approach. i feel l

joining us from greenville, south carolina, what do we know? know about the plan senator harris plans to outline in a few hours. >> kamala harris will outline to force states, in the past courts have ruled against them in terms of violating roe v wade, this would be alabama, mississippi, missouri, go to the department of justice to seek preclearance approval to pass such a law and put it into place. essentially she's calling on the u.s. house and the u.s. senate to pass legislation that would force states to go about that. she is also supportive of codifying into federal law essentially a woman's right to choose. but this would take that a step further in requiring these states that have shown in the past to have violated roe v. wade for the court to go to the federal government and make their case as to why their piece of legislation would not be violating roe v. wade. >> vaughn, south carolina also an early primary state. a state where african-american voters play a huge role in elections. what's the latest we've got on african-americans as i

she took time out from an education town hall she was hosting in greenville south carolina today to comment she said she believes muller was indeed saying the responsibility now falls to congress to impeach the president. >>and the other thing we learned today is that the current attorney general of the united states misled the american people when he spoke about his conversation with bob mueller. >>i think what is clear is >>things a share and friends from what we heard in that press conference that bob mueller was essentially for sharing impeachment to the united states congress. >>meanwhile peninsula congresswoman jackie spear sharing the same view noting special counsel mueller reiterated that his two-year investigation did not exonerate the president of obstruction of justice to the contrary he made clear that it now falls to congress to exercise its constitutional duties and hold the president accountable for his crimes and lies. we will continue our investigations and deliver the truth to the american people end quote. also today house speaker nancy pelosi speaking at the commonwealt

so they're not just going to columbia and greenville and charleston, the big cities. going to small counties. el coney county, jasper county, barnwell county. and they're talking to constituents about all types of issues. just in denmark recently i went there because they have a problem. i know you did so much great work on the flint water issue. we have a problem in denmark, south carolina, a small town near my hometown of orangeburg where they've been putting this chemical in the water for ten years. people's hair is falling out and those types of things. so elizabeth warren, bernie sanders, cory booker, a number of these candidates donated water and supplies. and really are talking about these environmental justice issues. and that's really, really important. >> in terms of the state's overall political cast, i think democrats from outside the state look at south carolina and they are pleased that south carolina is an early state because it really affords the first test of whether or not candidates are mobilizing, speaking to, and learning from african-american con

nuclear operation requires remediation at the end of operation with the ultimate goal of reaching greenville status. it should be a key component in reactive dismantlement. reactors undergoing the decommissioning process should be required to provide the public with radiation data, so this is very, very important. statementsonitoring at the site are established on a community by community basis. so what are the key questions that should be addressed when we consider environmental radiation monitoring? this has some of the questions i listed. the first is how many monitoring stations should be established and where they should be located. and second, who should do the monitoring and how they should be collected. the other question is how should the radiation data be presented to the public? willer question is how readings above normal be handled and what kind of education and training should be provided to the communities who would be hosting this monitoring station. this monitoring data available to the public, it will help to create transparency, and it will help communities to understand a

robert in greenville, texas. independent.hat do you think of the attorney general not testifying this morning? caller: i think what we are witnessing right now is a self-destruction of the rule of law in the united states. these people are just shameful. down one way come or the other, republican or democrat. i come down -- this constitution, we elect officials that should be pillars of our society to represent us. the thing that makes this country as unique and great as it is and that has sustained us for 250 years is the rule of all. power giveions of certain rights to different branches of government on how they execute themselves and how they conduct themselves, and part of congress's duty is oversight. when people refuse to come before congress to testify on issues as important and as divisive as this has been in the last few years, our country is spiraling into chaos. these people need to put politics aside, come before the congress, answer the questions so that we can resolve this issue, and get back to some kind of no

a similar attack targeted atlanta last year and cost the city millions to in greenville, north carolina out of date software are the most vulnerable because they lack the resources to build up to the defenses and then of course to pay off the ranso wear iare if becomes necessary. >>> nfl legend bart starr is being remembered as a:on and off th field. he died yesterday in alabama. he was under vince lombardi and his green bay packers dominated most of the 1950s. they won fiveit leak ts and super bowls. when his playing days were over, he became a businessman and philanthropist. he had two strokes and had a heartk attacn 2014. bart starras 85-years-old. >> one of the first faces of the nfl. we have ast coming. >> achieveing a goal so much sweeter when you spent years chipping away at it. right? well, in this case, 18 years. she has made her career helping runnina program at bodine college in maine. she always. ed to earn a degree. back in 2001 at age38 she decided to take one classvery semester. she balanced work, homework and putting her own three kids through college. >> wow. >> this we

and greenville, north carolina, hit just last month.hey lack the resources to build up defenses and then, of course, to pay off the ransomware if that becomes necessary. back to you. >> wild. tom costello, thank you. >>> nfl legend bart starr is being remembered as a champion on and off the field the hall of fame quarterback died yesterday in alabama. under vince lombardi, starr and the green bay packers dominated pro football for much of the 1960s. they won five league titles and the first two super bowls. when his playing and coaching days were over he became a businessman and philanthropist he sinc a heart attack bart starr was 85 years old. >> one of the first faces of the nfl. >>> we have the news covered how about a little boost achieving a goal so much sweeter when you have spent years chipping away at it, right well, in this case 18 years. she has made her career helping run a program at boden college in maine she always dreamed of earning a college degree so in 2001 at age 38 she decided to take one class every semester she bal

that was from greenville, north carolina to my f >>> good morning, i'm abc 7 news meteorologist mikeght through friday morning, brighter and warmer weekend ahead. upper 50s to low 60s, coast into san francisco. mid to upper 60s around the bay. tonight under cloud cover, a little drizzle along the coast, upper 40s to mid-50s. >>> our next guest is an actor, rapper, one of the most beloved stars in the wore. now he is bringing the magic to life as genie in the new live action "aladdin." please welcome the one, the only, will smith. [ applause ] ♪ >> what's up? >> glad to see you. >> you look great. nailed it. nailed it. [ applause ] whoa! >> wow. >> love that. >> good to see you, man. >> what's up, man. >> nothing much. you know everybody here is excited. so much excitement and anticipation around this iconic movie and this iconic role. >> yeah, yeah. >> but i'm curious, you know, being a man of hollywood and all the things you have done -- >> a man of hollywood. that's what i consider myself. [ laughter ] >> did you ever see yourself as playing this role or something like this? >> no.

i am an 80-year-old african-american born and raised in greenville, south carolina in 1939.ou know what i went through. anyway, donald trump scares me. i have grandchildren, great-grandchildren and there was a time you wanted your family to watch the political but i don't even want my kids to watch donald trump. at his rallies sometimes there will be about three african-americans in the crowd. arer than that, all of them caucasians i guess i would use that word. theld trump, he's just not one. but anyway, thank you. have a good holiday. host: betty, you two. -- you too. in his stop in vermont's tiny capital it was to be a homecoming. it served as something of a reset for his campaign. for months mr. sanders enjoyed the status of front runner holding big rallies to demonstrate his strength and barely deviating from his antiestablishment message even if advisors are urged him to talk more about himself. with the entrance of former vice president joe biden in a crowded 2020 democratic field mr. sanders is running second by double digits in most national polls. campaign aides ar

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greenville, north carolina was hit recently. that was in the news. city level infrastructure that is running older systems of windows, windows xp, windows vista, that haven't run patches in a long period of time, or just when you get the system upgrades that want to run on your computer, those things haven't been run, that leaves the entire network vulnerable. stuart: 20 seconds. who, in your opinion, is liable for all the damage this has caused? >> i think it's two-fold. one is the city of baltimore, because they should have had -- they should have actually patched their systems in the first place. but secondarily, we have to look to, you know, what the impact of government stolen tools is and how we are assessing that liability. stuart: so is the government responsible for having their tools stolen? >> you know, i think that's going to end up in court. stuart: or is it the computer companies, the microsofts of this world, which didn't put in patches? >> well, i think again, it goes back to the information security managers, right? so who is the cio