and right after, professor hawking after us. we gave hawking a heads up about what he'd be asking.n, to build tiny spaceships, nano-crafts, that could one day travel beyond the planets, to the nearest star system. catapulting us into the interstellar age. do you have the spacecraft with you? >> i do. >> reporter: can i look at it? >> sure. >> reporter: he shows me the size. a spacecraft one day powered by light beams. so, this is it? it doesn't look like a space shuttle or "voyager." >> it's going to be about the size of this, maybe quite a bit lighter, and having much more functi functionality. >> reporter: it's pretty light to begin with. >> reporte and right beside him, professor stephen hawking, whose groundbreaking work was celebrated in "the theory of everything." in your mind, knowing what you know already, what do you expect to find, things that would help us on earth, or is this just an intellectual pursuit? >> the rapid progress of technology for space exploration has improved people's lives in the past. so, it would not be surprising if it brought benefits. >> reporter:

my interview with professor stephen hawking. after his big announcement, joining forces with a russian entrepreneur, showing us the tiny spaceship in my hand there that they say will usher in interstellar travel. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a tuesday night. and we begin with the race for the white house, and the fierce battle for new york. but donald trump is looking beyond his republican opponents. trump taking aim at hillary clinton, with a new line of attack. saying, quote, "everything about her is a lie." we met up with trump today, asking what's behind those words? and how does he explain the one-time smiles with mrs. clinton? the invite to his wedding? abc's jonathan karl with the one-on-one tonight. >> reporter: from donald trump, a sweeping new line of attack against hillary clinton. >> remember this. her whole life has been one big lie. it's been one big lie. a big, fat, beautiful lie. it's been a terrible, terrible lie. everything about her is a lie. >> reporter: we asked trump about tha

back in the skies, this hawk can fly free thanks to a pennsylvania group. we'll show you what happened to it and how they were able to save the bird. narrator: why have president obama and vice president biden endorsed katie mcginty for us senate? because she's a "champion for working families." katie mcginty will take on the republicans and protect social security and medicare. and mcginty will work for equal pay for women - because families depend on it. for the april 26th democratic primary, president obama supports katie mcginty. katie: i'm katie mcginty and i approve this message, because it's your turn to get ahead. >>> 5:46 and we have new information. the coroner reports the nfl star was shot once in the chest and seven times in his back when he die. meantime the attorney says there was no collision before the shooting. smith's mercedes was right behind the hummer driven by mr. hayes. attorneys responded that investigators searching smith's suv found a loaded 9 millimeter pistol inside. he was licensed to carry the weapon and it never left the car.

my guests tonight from the new movie "born to be blue" ethan hawke is here!cheers and applause) but before we begin, the other day on the show we talked a little about artificial intelligence and how computers are learning to play games, solve puzzles and enslave humans. but it turns out they're going to start by taking over twitter. >> microsoft adding artificial intelligence to social media. company launched a chatbox named tay to learn how millennials communicate. >> created by mashing together public data. >> twitter is using emogies and short hand. >> she's expected to speak bert as she talks with teens and young adults. >> trevor: wow, robots on twitter, are you at sara corner, follow me if you want to live. (laughter) here's what i love, microsoft programmed a robot to learn how humans communicate and the avenue they chose was twitter. how did that work out? well, these are some of tay's actual tweets. she started out sharing an upbeat, hello world! and then telling her new friends, i'm stoked to meet you! humans are super cool! and then -- this is com

they named the hawk titanium. that's tough to look at. i don't want to think why there's an arrow through that hawk. you're watching "nbc 10 news" at 5:00 a.m. it starts right now. >>> right now five people are in the hospital after a fire and now crews are trying to figure out what started it. >>> almost legal. the law that will allow medical marijuana in pennsylvania is now one step away from becoming reality. >>> and take a look at this. only on "nbc 10 news" camera where there as a bucks county police chief assistant faces charges of stealing electricity. we'll explain how a fire allegedly unraveled the schooem. good morning. i'm vai sikahema. >> and i'm tracy davidson. it's 45 degrees outside. 43 degree, is that about where we're supposed to be? >> yes. that's normal. it's colder in the suburbs. that's why we have freeze warnings and areas of frost. not everybody is seeing it but widespread frost in portions of maryland, delaware, pennsylvania, and new jersey this morning. but the temperatures that are cooling right now will be warmi

there is a hawk in that bag, and that hawk has been wrapped up in fishing line. >> ooh. >> before thisideo started rolling, that hawk had been up about 80 feet in a tree. you can see that these two guys immediately get to work, even though there are some feathers that have been severely damaged, they are able to release the poor thing from the fishing line. they took it back to their center to rehab it and provide it medical services that it needs to be able to release it back into the wild. >>> this happened in south carolina. these guys in this 22-second video are going to pull off a very important rescue. >> oh! >> look at that. it's a tiny little chick. >> they're cute. i'm glad they were able to get to them. >> it's adorable. ♪ >>> this bunch of foxes on the table really look like nonsense to me. all these crazy knobs and button. if you are a musician it makes perfect sense to you. it comes from a company called chase bliss audio. the name behind the company will become apparent as the story develops. the company owned by a guy named joel. years ago in 2007 joel's brother chase wa

today falconers in york released the hawk back into the wild. they spent the past five days nursing the bird back to health. they caught up with it and removed the arrow. a small crowd gathered to walk the hawk being released. >> it's something that tugs at heartstrings of people, especially nature lovers. >> hawk, titanium for good reason, too. san bernardi san bernardi>> well plenty of s that's the case as we go through the rest of the week. so, as we go through tonight, temperatures will mostly be in the mid-40s by 11:00. as we go into phillies forecast, temperatures in the mid-40s. looking at a very nice night in store for the area. talking about plenty of sunshine over the next several days as well. nice area of high pressure right over us, as we go through overnight we will get cold enough to see frosty conditions. this will keep us nice and dry as we go into the weekend. eventually it will start to slide offshore. so, for tonight, frost advisory, lehigh valley, much of new jersey. 2:00 to 8:00 in the morning, temperatures dropping to arou

for his tony hawk foundation.he group builds public skate parks in low income areas. pretty nice day to be out there skateboarding. were you out there skateboarding today, drew? >> i had a short career as a skateboarder. i dropped into a halfpipe and broke my arm. >> really. that was it? >> it was on dare from friends. >> had you ever skated before? >> no. >> that explains why you broke your arm. >> hey, when you're with friends you do what they ask. >> if you're going to be skating today, get the shorts out and the tank tops out. >> it's going to be kind of a weather whiplash. we'll start with a spring-like forecast tomorrow. and then temperatures really take off midweek. live doppler 7 right now, partly cloudy skies. so outside we go, a live look on the sunday night from exploratorium camera showing you clouds once again are creeping in from west to east. but unlike last night, the clouds are not cpletely overcast. so marine layer is a bit shallower tonight, and that means we'll have a quicker clearing tomorrow

it was part of a fundraiser for hawks foundation. it's all about building public skate parks in low income communities. in fact, he had a hand in building this park. >> i think skate parks are vastly important because it gives the kids a sense of belonging. it gives them a place to really hone their skills, to find other like-minded people and build a community. >> since 2002 the tony hawk foundation has helped build nearly 600 public skate parks nationwide. >>> the biggest names in country music are in sin city for the academy of country music or acm awards here on cbs. they hit the red carpet in vegas just a couple of hours ago and you can expect special performances from some of the industry's legends tonight. dirks bentley and luke brian are hosting. it's a special night for them and their fellow musicians. >> i always love to hear the new songs artists are coming out with. and hearing the crowd reactions. it seems like every big awards show, somebody stands out and takes their career to a new level. >> you can watch the acm awar

among them, renowned astrophysicist stephen hawking. he shows shows us the ambitious plan to explore the stars. theoretical on the planet launched a program searching for extraterrestrial life. on monday on the highest room in the high sphere, professor stephen hawking announced the latest of those initiatives. what they call breakthrough star shot. >> hawking and the rest of the team want to send thousands of tiny starships to a star 25 trillion miles away. >> a decade ago this mission would have seemed inconceivable. >> from something like this to something like this. >> nanotechnology has allowed the star shot teen to design a new propulsion system, thousand times faster than the fastest spacecraft we have today. >> to get something that is not really fast. >> they claim to fire lots of lasers into one beam and direct that being toward a light still attached to a postage size tip. a fully functional sales probe that can be held with two fingers a mass produced. >> it would go through space at 20% of the speed of light, allowing it to

"tony hawk" and fellow pro skaters took over soma's skt afternoon. it >>> when san francisco was the prize for skaters, fellow pro skaters took over the skatepark this afternoon as part of a fundraiser for hawks foundation which builds skateparks in low income community and, in fact, had a hand in building this park. >> i think skateboards are vastly important because it gives the kids a sense of belonging. it gives them a place to really hone their skims, find other like minded people -- skills, find other like minded people and build a community. >> since 2002 the tony hawk foundation has helped build nearly 600 skateparks countrywide. >>> next who won big at tonight's acm awards in vegas. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, country music awards" includ some big-name acts, includi this duo: dolly parton and katy perry sing >>> it was country music's biggest night. >> there were some big name acts including this duo. ♪ jolene jolene jolene i'm begging of you ♪ . >> country lend dolly parton -- legend dolly parton teaming up with katy perry singing renditions of pa

two baby hawks were born on a 16th floor fire escape on west 72nd street this weekend. right outside jim o'kelly's apartment. he says he first noticed their nests, eggs and protective mama hawk early last month, five weeks later the little ones made their debut, kelly says his girlfriend has named the babies infant and tony hawk. very appropriate. >> wild kingdom on the upper west side. >>> let's talk weather now, lonnie is here, this nice little stretch, keep it going. >> not as nice tomorrow, a bit of a rain chance but it's not like a wall of water coming in here, just wanted to leave in the morning with an umbrella. right now outside, temperatures everybody. what do we have? 66, a pair of sixes from claire chase park -- and her pooch, claire, welcome to the show. my first time having you on his weather watcher. what you have to say this -- this fine evening, through the increasing overcast, the full moon appears wrapped in gauze this evening. there you have it, we're seeing more and more clouds floating to the area. today pretty good-looking blue sky, you did have a

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they received the letter black hawk homeowner's association. does not ask residents to increase the water use and suggest drought tolerant landscaping but some find the later appalling. >> i was shocked. it makes us look like snobs and we are not. >> and the residents some of them found it was not wrong. under the homeowner association, they can't personalize their residence for conserving water. >>> an outdoor urinal is the source of a lawsuit, the chinese christian university of san francisco says it is a public nuisance and has filed a lawsuit and want it removed. they say it is indecent and offensive and they argue and they are discriminatory because they are for men and not women. it is impossible for someone disabled and the law is clear. and they decided to use taxpayers money to build something. >> the attorney's office in the neighborhood lobbied to have something like the urinals because it is a popular spot. the same type of urinal is used in europe. >> they said is it like europe and said yes and i tried it and i think it is great.

but those hawks won. >> uh-huh.erceptive. >> there you go. >> back to you. >> good job, guys. >>> well up next in "the pulse" real-life castaway. a tv crew finding a man on a deserted island. >>> and a police officer delivers his own daughter in his patrol car. terry bradshaw? what a surprise! you know what else is a surprise? shingles. and how it can hit you out of nowhere. i know. i had it. that's why i'm here. c'mon let's sit down and talk about it. and did you know that one in three people will get shingles? i didn't know that. i did. he's on tv saying it. but have you done anything? (all) no. that's why i'm reminding people like you to ask your doctor or pharmacist about your risk of getting shingles. because if you had chickenpox then the shingles virus is already inside you. (all) oooh. who's had chickenpox? scoot over. me too! when i got shingles i had this ugly band of blisters and look that nasty rash can pop up anywhere and the pain can be even worse than it looks. so talk to your doctor or pharmacist. we

. >> and jon, also busy in miami as you caught up with legendary skateboarder tony hawk.did he have to say? >> i talked to him a little bit about the partnership with sony on the action cameras, and of course, he is taking on gopro as far as that goes, a i asked him why he is excited about that. take a listen. >> i was excited to be partnering up with sony because of the camera history, and people say the gopro, but sony has the long, long history of the cameras and lenses and experience. so it was really fun to sort of sew people that there is another option there. i mean, between them and my partnership with many in the last couple of years, it is amazing, because i have had a whole new opportunity to be in marketing and advertising that i never dream ed of. >> and one of the most fascinating things about tony hawk, think about it, if you have never been on the skateboard, chances are, if you are, i don't know, 20 to 50, you know who tony hawk is, and not a lot of the athletes can claim that kind of the brand strength. michael jordan and mike tyson and joe montana, and

by the way, the global hawk is not a drone and yet they're referred to by experts as drones . targeted killing is an example of american exceptionalism. reflecting the view that people in the united states are somehow superior to those in other countries. in his 2013 speech to the uun general assembly, obama stated, some made disagree but i believe that america is exceptional, in part because we have shown a willingness through the sacrifice of blood and treasure to stand up not only for our own narrow self-interest, but for the interest of all. hundreds have been killed and untold numbers wounded. time columnist joe klein considered by many to be a liberal bought into american exceptionalism in a disturbing way by 2012 interview on msnbc's morning joe. you have four-year-old girl being blown to bits because we have a policy that says, you know what, instead of trying to go in, take the risk, we are going to blow everyone around them and he mentioned collateral damage. bottom line is whose four -year-old gets killed. so it's preferable that four little girls get killed in orde

steve: and stephen hawking's new planets. steve: six decades in rock 'n roll have not slowed down carlos santana. dari: he is headed back on tour with a show at the garden tomorrow night. simone is here to tell us about his big return. so many people are so excited about this. union fans have been waiting for. at a press conference, he reunited with the original members of santana to discuss their new album, santana 4, a long-awaited follow-up to the 1971 album santana 3. mr. santana, the crowd cheered when you announced this album will be the first in a trilogy. what can fans expect? >> chills, you know. joy joy, elevation, things that elevate you, things that make you feel really grateful to be alive. alive. >> reporter: what does it feel like to have the original band back together? >> feels really wonderful. you know, i do adore everyone. when we're in the room and we make this sound, it's an alchemy of sound that is truly heavenly and celestial. most about playing in our city? >> energy. the energy of being connected wit

danville at 40. 42 black hawk. 42 black hawk. 23 truckee. 43 arcadia. quiet in the sierra nevada yesterday. in southern california we had activity. that has moved east. our system will be most he sun -- mostly sunny today. sunny today. it will be slightly warmer on afternoon highs. low 70s and 60s coast and bay. it clears out of here thursday. after that could be upper 80s to 90 on sunday. tuesday and wednesday we bring it back town. it back town. >> it is a roller coaster. kind of the spring fall pattern. pattern. 4:21 is the time. >>> up next, helping kids who become sick at school. the new technology tested in texas. >>> there are four new residents in the santa cruz mountains. the kittens were spotted last week. this photo was posted by the santa cruz puma project. you have to look closely there to see them. they are camouflaged in the wood. last time the puma project spotted a litter of four was in 2009. >>> hundreds of children in texas who get sick at school can now see a doctor without leaving campus. dozens of public schools are using virtual d

the hawks cruise 89-72.he series two games to none. >> for the sharks home line advantage has been elusive. afterwinning the first two playoff games they couldn't continue that momentum last night. the game started off well for san jose as joe found the net just 30 seconds in. midway tommy gets calls for hooking. that set up the kings power play. andrew would cash in on the advantage. l.a. win onto win in overtime. game 4 is wednesday in san jose. coach peter wants more offense from his third and fourth lines. >> i think that's been consistent here over the years. to be able to support that and for most nights this year i don't think we got enough of it last night. >> we have a lot to prove. >> after taking the from the royals they open a road trip. new york jumped on top. carlos beltran scores. yankees starter struck out seven. the as answer in the sixth. lowry drives in. in the bottom half he robs aaron hicks. now in the top of the nineth it's still tied at two a piece. the giants host arizona tonight. thi

but to call her a hawk has taken it out of context. >> she's a hawk and has always been a hawk. >> whato the facts. she doesn't approach an issue and say, we have to attack. and i think it's fair to say that. >> and i know paul wolfowitz. >> was the fact is, nobody's suggesting she's paul wolfowitz, but in the obama administration, elisabeth, when she was secretary of state, it is hard to find a decision that was made, that was being debated by the president's cabinet, where she didn't come down on the most hawkish side. isn't it? >> i don't know if it was the most hawkish. she was to a little bit of the right of obama. >> what would you call it then? >> well, i would call it a robust -- she was an interventionist. >> uh, wait a minute? >> we can call her a hawk. >> i think there's a little overlapping with her words. >> i think interventionist is a good word for it. hawk implies, as harold said, that she was willing to use force at any time. of course not. but she believed in strategic force. and as we talked about in syria, she's, she was ahead of obama on syria, as you've reported in

in black hawk, kpix 5. >> my lawn still looks like that. big patch of missing grass in the middle. >> privately speaking, we got a little rain over the weekend, which means you can put it off for a couple more weeks. >>> we're talking about watering the lawn. >> rained all winter, rained this past weekend. you have a couple more weeks before you have to think about adding water to your lawn. a few of you made it to the 70s. campbell and saratoga -- san leandro 63. how are those reservoirs doing? great. as a percentage of average for this time of year, foalsom lake, shasta lake, all above average. but the drought is not over. we could use more rainfall. we do have rainfall coming. still raining in southern california. there is a flash flood warning in the entire los angeles county until 7:30 this evening. slow to exit southern california. our rain from that is finished. there's a different area of low pressure which would arrive wednesday night. there's the actual front. there's the time, 7:00 in the morning, our best chance of seeing rain.

a hawk is now back in its natural habitat thanks to rescuers in central pennsylvania, the hawk was flyingund before they noticed something was wrong. >>> right now on "nbc 10 news," a deadly hit-and-run. the victim was hit and dragd. >>> here why the railroad is blaming changes to the company's policies. >> that was so great. the sound of the flyers clinching a playoff spot, but now the real work begins in their quest for the cup. we're breaking down tonight's playoff game. it's 5:30. 43 degrees outside. welcome to nbc 10 news today. i'm tracy davidson. >> a little cool out there. i think it's going to be cool today. it was cool yesterday, today, it's going to get better. >> we heard that in the forecast three or four times. were you listening? >> i trust you. >> better. that's the goal. we've got a warming trend for you. the temperatures are coming down. it's another cold start. in fact, freeze warnings are up in new jersey and pennsylvania and you're more likely to see some areas of frost from maryland through delaware into pennsylvania and new jersey. so a cold start, but the temperatu

. >> hawk is holding a fundraiser tonight for his tony hawk foundation. they build public skate parks in low income areas. looks like he picked a good day to be out there skateboarding. let's check in with drew tuma with a look at the forecast. going to heat up? >> the next 48 hours we go from spring and jump into summer-like warmth. right now live doppler 7hd showing you partly cloudy skies and we're rain-free. taking you outside. a live look from the golden gate bridge cam. high clouds and you see the numbers. there's a wide range, inland, comfortable at 74 in antioch. mild 65 in fairfield, 64, oakland. look along the coast and we're cool, upper 50s. part of the reason why has to do with the winds. we have onshore breeze and when the wind comes off the ocean water, with the ocean temperature 53 it keeps the coast cool, and the winds are a huge factor in the forecast the next couple of days. by tuesday and wednesday, these winds are going to become a land breeze and that's going to quickly warm up the entire bay area some 15 to 20 degrees above normal. t

. >>> how stephen hawking is teaming up with mark zuckerberg to search for alien life. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, killing a mother of three ht online. >>> right now a seattle man is behind bars accused of killing a mother of three he met online. the body was found dismembered over the weekend. she was supposed to be out to a baseball game with john charlton friday night. she disappeared before being found murdered. detectives connected the two cases search the home for evidence and identified him as the color. >> some president -- forensic evidence dealing with telephone calls and cell towers by utilizing is where led to a suspect early on. >> he was arrested yesterday and investigators were looking to whether he can be tied to similar crimes. >>> barbara boxer is getting help from a famous pilot to make cargo flights safer. sully sullenberger stood with boxer in washington. he's a former us airways captain that made the landing on the hudson river back in 2009. today he earned -- urge passage of the safe skies act that would get cargo pilots the same flight time limits and minimum rest. the ai

my interview with professor stephen hawking. his big announcement, joining forces with a russian entrepreneur, showing us the tiny spaceship in my hand there

the project is called break through star shot, hawking has als, and spoke through a computer at the press conference. >> i believe what makes us unique is transcending our limits. >> reporter: some of the top scientists will serve as advisors. after they are perfected and launched, they should reach the star system in 20 years. the engineer is optimistic it will happen in his lifetime. >> i think it's not just for me, it's for everyone, that are we alone? that's an age old question, and if we're not, where is the intelligent life? and can we communicate with them. >> reporter: in memo park, betty yu. >> city of san francisco, about to remove dozens of newspaper racks, to reduce what it calls urban blight, the public works department says empty and under used news racks are magnets for trash, and graffiti, and they intend to clutter up the sidewalk. the plan is to get rid of 60 racks, by the end of may. later this year, new pedestals will go up in about 50 carefully chosen spots. they are working with clear channel outdoor. >>> open space of lands in morgan hills seemed like the perfect sp

. >> along with brady beihl spectators for the season finale against the hawks. play tonight is lead pass toss garrett temple that takes it at hawks defender in dunk and wizards win 109 to 98 finished season 41 and 41 now we wait to fate of head coach randy whitman and bradley beihl want them around and many expect him to be fired. baseball tonight nats and braves bottom fourth scoreless until steven drew cavrpingz one into the sneets right field and first hopper of the season 1-0 nats and then danielle murphy, his turn to join the home run cl it extends the lead to 3-1. scoreless upping to get the victory and they post first shutout of the season. and home run over the braves and series tomorrow at 4 p.m. and don't want a game this season. and chris davis a hit and run on rips twoun deep field off the wall and brock holt fwim whening run and bradley junior into third orioles get first loss of season 4-2. heck of start for o's. meantime football news red skins signed craig toler. he played high school ball at northwestern in hyattsville and colts and buy the way

what lincoln does is -- he was in the black hawk war. it was part of his grassroots campaign to become someone. what he did was, instead of puffing this up as any other candidates did, instead of turning this into, i could have won the black hawk war. he minimizes it, he turns it into a slightly -- he deflects attention from it. he was a volunteer for a couple of months and it was not a whoation like william henry killed guys. was whatoln was doing was used in the gettysburg address. here is the establishment, i will go against it. i will be in public and poke mild fun. it worked for him. i do not know if that answers your question. i will jump in with a quick one. in our research we found abraham lincoln was perhaps the most photographed president of the 19th century and frederick douglass's overall most photographed. lincoln led such a short life professedly, how can that be. was he using photographers that extensively and why didn't other presidents? >> it is a sort of thing that seems obvious. avant-garde here. he understood very qui

it was game six between the hawks and celtics in boston. it was all hawks in this one. the wide open triple. a 17-point ball game. 104-92 the final. next up for atlanta, lebron james and the cavaliers. i have no local news when i'm talking professional basketball. at least some of the other stuff we can talk about our teams. >> good stuff. it seems like a cold at first. you can't concentrate, can't sleep. before long it's all you can think about. you feel anxious and uncertain. until one day you realize, this could be it. you've done it, you've quit smoking for good. a little suffering now can save a lot of suffering later. stop before the real suffering starts. you can quit smoking. >>> that will do it for news 4 at 11:00. >> good night.

fascinating visitation with stephen hawking and the panel that included scientists and astronauts. spending $100 million of your own money on a so-called star shot. you want to build miniature spacecraft that will flight to the 5 trillion miles to the closest star system. why? >> well, i think this is a new frontier. historically, we have been .rossing multiple frontiers coming out of africa was a big leap. you know, flying was a big leap. going around the world was a big in space,e first man i was named after him. that was an enormous development. erik: of five years ago today. >> and i think every generation needs to have this leap ahead of them. i think going to the stars has been dreamed of for so long by so many that it is really that we can announce this project today, and the 21st century, based on developments that happened in technology in the last 15 years. erik: what do you hope to find in this project, extraterrestrial life, planets that humans good and habit in the distant future? >> well, we will know much more about the planets in the nearby systems, stellar systems,

celtics at home against the hawks trying to avoid elimination. but the hawks had a balanced attack and take the series in six. 102-94. the cavaliers are waiting. >>> the islanders, lightning played game 2 of their series saturday in tampa. round 2, game 1 for the capitals and penguins. tj oshie, two goals already. minutes ago, probably seconds ago the hat trick, the gang winner in overtime. capitals win it 4-3. >>> heck of a night.

behind the gate and more than 2,000 homes and exclusive black hawk million dollar homes, every home received a letter addressing the brown lawns. it threatens fines and turning off gate opening devices if the properties don't mean the standard by june 1st. we believe that allowing the drought to negatively impact the landscaping any black hawk home does a disservice to property valuings throughout the community. >> i was shocked. totally shocked. i think it is the wrong thing to do and it makes us look like rich snobbie people which a lot of us are not. >> telling homeowners to increase the use and swift to drought appropriate landscapes and saying the homeowners had a responsibility to keep up but some say it is too much too soon. >> it is premature for any community to make changes to outdoors watering rules. the customers across the area are asked to water more than two days per week. >> east bay mud says under state law homeowners association can't penallallize the members for conserving water during emergencies. >> that legislation is placed and so that everybody can abide by the restri

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professor stephen hawking whose ground breaking work was celebrated in the theory of everything. >> in your mind knowing what you know already, what do you expect us on earth or is this just an intellectual pursuit? >> the rapid progress of technology for space exploration has improved people's lives in the past. so it would not be surprising if it brought benefits. >> reporter: do you have any reason to believe that we'll find other intelligent life out there? and will it be at a place where we can communicate with it should we communicate with it? >> it is unlikely that there happens to be intelligent life in our nearest star system. >> reporter: but he add the just being able to explore a neighboring star system and to send images back would make history. as hawking tries to inspire the next generation, we asked lim about the generations he's already inspired. >> i want to ask you about the simpsons. >> stephen hawking. >> the world's smartest man. >> of course the hollywood movie so many of us have watched based on your life, how does it feel >> i won't feel like a true pop culture

in atlanta the hawks jumped out to the 21 point lead and never looked back.g -- sweeping first two games against the celtic last night. but while the hawks were on point on the court, their mascot missed the mark while performing a balancing act in the stands. ow! that's a hard landing on that railing. ouch. >>> let's get a check on your weather now with nbc meteorologist bill karins. standing upright. >> you know, because chris, you do all the reporting and all the anchoring, but your loyalty to cleveland is your greatest attribute. >> it's weird. >> or my biggest folly. >> most people would say, shut that door and lock it behind them, but not you. let's talk about the storms this morning. we watched them overnight. now over the top of waco, headed to the flood zone. we'll show you more aerial picture, the water in houston doesn't flow out. it's very flat, the water takes a long time to head out into the gulf. not like areas where hills or mountains and the water will rush down. the stagnant water will be here for a couple of weeks. the worst of it is over.

celtics at home against the hawks trying to avoid elimination. isaiah thomas did what he could but the hawks had a balanced attack and take the series in six. 102-94. the cavaliers are waiting. played game 2 of their series saturday in tampa. round 2, game 1 for the capitals and penguins. tj oshie, two goals already. minutes ago, probably seconds ago the hat trick, the gang winner in overtime. capitals win it 4-3. >>> heck of a night. it seems like a cold at first. you can't concentrate, can't sleep. before long it's all you can think about. you feel anxious and uncertain. this could be it. you've done it, you've quit smoking for good. a little suffering now can save a lot of suffering later. stop before the real suffering starts. you can quit smoking. >>> a busy news night. thanks for watching. i'm bill ritter. >> i'm sade baderinwa. jimmy kimmel is next. eyewitness news returns tomorrow morning at 4:30. for all of us here, rob powers, lee goldberg, and the entire team, have a great night. >> dicky: from hollywood it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonig

the new plan was thought up by a billionaire and it's being developed with help from stephen hawking, mark zuckerberg and nasa. betty yu shows us >>> reporter: it's being called the most ambition search for alien life in history and some of the world's brightest minds including facebook founder mark zuckerberg are on the board. it's a $100 million project to literally reach the stars. >> the model i'm holding is the first version. >> reporter: it's the size of a stamp, weighs less than an ounce and can camry cameras and will operate like a sail with wind power from lasers on earth. space crafted of the near future. >> we can do more than just gaze at the stars. we can actually reach them. >> reporter: billionaire russian investor yuri milner and stephen hawking announced plans to send thousands of these tiny space probes to our nearest star system, the alpha centauri. the project is called breakthrough starshot. >> i believe what makes us you neek is transcending our limits. >> reporter: some of sillicon valley's top scientists and engineers will serve as advisers on the project. afte

in the case of hawk, a similar concept, o.j.nstead of a vieding vehicle, and we have a scram jet engine, and that scram jet engine would propel it all way to the target, and it would go through the same sort of ingress conditions. >> there has been a lot of work on hypersonics over the past couple of decades. what are some of the challenges in this area? >> there are a couple of key challenges that come to mind. first is the ability to do effective modeling and testing in wind tunnels. simulating the flight conditions on the ground is an extremely dustin problems. so darpa is working with nasa to get the wind tunnel challenges. the second flight demonstrators in programs. what we are trying to do with both of these is show that the prototype or the flight test costs are very affordable. if we think can he can do that, we can get more flight tests, reduce more of the risk and gave the air force more confident going forward so they can take the next step after darpa. >> who are the commercial industry partners you are looking to w

professor steven hawking whose ground breaking work celebrated in a theory of everything.d knowing what you know already what do you expect to find things with help us on earth or is this just an intellectual pursuit. >> rapid progress of technology for space exploration has improved people's lives in the past so it would not be surprising if it brought >> do you have any reason to believe that we'll find other intelligent life out there and will it be at place where we can communicate should we communicate with it. >> it is unlikely that there happens to be intelligent life in our nearest star system. >> fascinating. david muir reporting. one last time update the weather forecast. sandhya is here. >> tomorrow morning when you get going you see what you are looking at here on live doppler 7hd. which is low clouds. across the entire bay area. tomorrow afternoon city in los angeles. pretty mild in sacramento chico as well. 70 degrees. 52 in tahoe and high for your wednesday in the bay area a lot like today and yesterday. start out with morning low clouds and then we see mix

he will stay with the hawks throughout the playoff run >>> in the nba playoffs, the pistons were tied at 88 when the forgotten man, kevin love, knocked down back to back triples to put cleveland on top for good. he had 28 points and 13 boards 106-101. all about love tonight. >>> coming up in sports final. john hartford joins me to talk mets and yankees, and sam rozen is in the house. and we'll show you that overtime thriller by the islanders. >> ready for it all. thanks, bruce. >>> 12 syrian refugees with a new place to call home thanls ks to the pope. >> they're calling it a miracle. it's a system held in place by corrupt politics where wall street banks and billionaires buy elections. my campaign is powered by people like you who want to fight back. the truth is you can't change a corrupt system by taking its money. i'm bernie sanders. i approve this message. join us for real change. american workers know how to fight back and rebuild an economy. so does she. we need jobs that provide dignity and a bright future. new penalties to stop companies from moving profits manufacturing jobs

isaiah scored 28 points in the team's win against the hawks.hope my kids do that for me my day. >> my daddy is the greatest basketball player. >> i love that. >> they should do all of the press conferences that way. >> wouldn't that be great? >> i think so. >>> next up in the pulse, not so fast -- beyonce's new album isn't coming to itunes after all, that means there's only one place to get it. >>> and bubble burst, a man trying to float his way across the sea in need of rescue -- again. to itunes after all, that means there's only one place to get it. >>> and bubble burst, a man trying to float his way across the sea in need of rescue -- again. ♪ when hollywood's premiere jewelry designer, neil lane, creates a ring for today's biggest stars... ...he designs it to look fabulous from every angle. and for his collection at kay jewelers... ...he does the exact. same. thing. yes! neil lane bridal. uniquely beautiful hand-crafted rings at kay, the number one jewelry store in america. my collection is vintage inspired... ...with flowing lines that ev

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it's enough i was called a hawk. so leave it to that. >> all right. well, thank you very much for that view, and we'll take that into consideration as we await those minutes breaking here at 12:30 local time. that's the former chief economist at the ecb and now president of the center for financial studies. we now want to bring you some breaking lines coming from peter prett, the chief economist over at the ecb currently. he has been saying that the stimulus can be ramped up to fight new shocks. this is a line we've heard from him repeatedly. the ecb is running out of tools, they're saying that's not so. we have room to go further. however, he has issued a warning on the persistence of negative rates. saying is for two to three years if these negative interest rates were to exist on that time horizon, then that becomes quite worrisome for the banks. of course, that's a line we have heard from several banks across europe, warning on the negative impacts of negative interest rates. now we want to bring you up to speed with one of the biggest trades this