helena: thank you very much.eral appeals court in new york has given argentina the go-ahead to start making its payments after the country came up with a way how to pay its creditors after a decade of eight battle over bonds. they are in debt for $15 billion, they will pay out their holdout creditors first. that is triggered by the company -- countries default, more than $95 billion in debt, has stopped them from raising fresh capital in the past. staying in the u.s., and a controversial north carolina measure, flying in the face of those trying to protect the lgbt community from discrimination. it would make it illegal for transgender people to use bathrooms assigned to the gender they identify with. many have spoken against this, including celebrities and corporate -- giants of the corporate world. >> shame is what demonstrators in north carolina are calling of the law, limiting measures to protect lesbians, gays, and transgender people from discrimination. it is now affecting north carolina's economy. they sai

helena: many thanks. now in the panama papers scandal, it seems every day another world leader comes forward defending the implication. russian president vladimir putin is the latest. he has a knowledge many of his prominent friends own offshore companies, but he says he has done nothing wrong and accuses the u.s. of leading a campaign against them. the russian president claims that the german newspaper that published the findings was owned by goldman sachs. that is despite the fact that these ties simply do not exist. reporter: an active provocation is how vladimir putin referred to reports about offshore accounts in panama speaking on russian state tv. he argued u.s. authorities were behind the leaks and said that media, including the german paper that published the information was reading rumors about officials. >> it is a media holding company owned by goldman sachs. all of those making the accusations are lying without any shame. reporter: within last few days, the offices of the law firm at the cent

helena: thank you very much., in the wake of the panama papers, the eu promised to crack down on tax dodgers. now, it says it has got a plan. it has unveiled measures that it says will force multinationals to accurately report their earnings. commissioner jonathan hill says it would apply to 6500 firms. in strasbourg today, the verdict was mixed on whether those measures were tough enough. >> inside the european parliament in strasburg, politicians are working overtime. it is a herculean task. the european commissioner for capital markets, jonathan hill, wants to name and shame companies that aggressively avoid tax, ramping up the pressure on notorious multinational corporations. mr. hill: what we're trying to do is increase the transparency for the public of the big multinationals as to where they are earning their profit and where they are paying their tax. i wanted a proposal that would treat european multinationals and non-european multinationals exactly the same. reporter: the commission's proposals target t

manus: helena morrissey stays with us.eron, following a week of scrutiny that comes after publishing six years of -- to demonstrate his integrity. his handling of the scandal has not been great as he came under heavy criticism. >> i know that i should've handled this better. i could've handled this better. i know there are lessons to learn and i will one of them. do not blame number 10 downing street or nameless advisors, blame me. i will learn the lesson. talks i think he took a very long time to say what money -- >> i think he took a very long time to say what money he had in those trusts. it. tax he is paid on there has been a series of rather changing stories coming out of downing street. i don't know why he cannot say the whole thing last monday. he is still not finished yet because he is not said how much tax he did or did not pay. >> he is gone further than any leader in history posting this tax returns. has gone further than any leader in history posting those tax returns. is taken a week to get this far and we sti

helena. if you headed to st. helena cookoff today sunny, mild .lpga classic this weekend 61 partly cloudy and cool. extended forecast shows the same tomorrow and increasing clouds and increasing winds monday, tuesday mild sunshine and rain chances wednesday into thursday. 40% wednesday and less thursday. >>> it will be windy for the boating event coming up this weekend. >> hold onto your hat. the yacht club is celebrating the opening day tomorrow. it started 8:00 followed by a boat naming ceremony at 500 private yachts expected to participate in the opening day on the bay parade. >>> a twist to paddle boarding instead of using your arms, use your feet and paddesl -- paddles mirage eclipse yes it works the whole body. >> so far it looks like women are interested in it. >>> bay area student rock-a-bye drama goes on a spiral years later becoming student body president and going to college. we would tell you how he got back on track. >>> alive look this morning over san francisco those guys and beautiful day windy tomorrow more details on the forecast

saint helena got 1.4" of rain today. tomorrow sunny and mild. low pressure onshore in the next 24 hours. as it does, high pressure builds behind it, it will get windy. and the showers should end tonight and leave us with some cloud building up later in the day. pick that up t as this rolls on, that southerly flow under the influence of the low shifting to northwesterly by tomorrow evening, and we'll get mixed clouds variable cloud a drop or two wouldn't be a complete surprise but in general, we should dry out. for the tomorrow the numbers will be in the upper 60s and low 70s. 70 at napa. in concord, 70. same for san jose. tomorrow in the city 63 degrees. as we look ahead we see our next chance of rain at least a possibility of it come in on wednesday and thursday. a few showers around the bay area doesn't look like a big rainmaker on the other hand the models aren't really agreeing on what is going to happen on wednesday and thursday. we shall see. meantime weekend looks good. >> can't wait. >> me, too. >> oh, no, i have to work. nevermind. >> e

i think through helena, if i remember right. >> helena. >> so that makes her very special.ike i say, you're special, but she's very special. we touched on a few of these things. you know, there's been a lot of talk about the copyright, you know, the challenges there. but besides the copyright, what would be your biggest priorities? what do you see as the biggest challenges with the job as you come in? >> with the -- thank you, and especially for the shout-out for helena. i must say my mom was very thrilled when i put the pin on the arkansas state for her and everything. one of the biggest challenges now that the technology infrastructure and securing that base for all operations including the special operations, copyright and the congressional research service has special i.t. needs as well, will be to bring the leadership team and the wonderful staff members at the library of congress together with a shared vision and to work as a team together to advance. sometimes, as you probably know with larger organizations that have these specialized aspects, it's hard to get out of

. >>> see, that was helena bonham carter in a handbasket because things are going to helena handbasketwinners. city as cross the country are moving to copy a program in richmond, california, where criminals are paid not to kill. one thug released from prison earns as much as a grand a month not to commit another gun crime. city leaders cutting it with cutting the city's homicide rate. now officials in miami, toledo which in ohio and d.c. are studying way to duplicate this asinine way to spend tax dollars. then women only train cars after those sexual attacks in the city of cologne. yes, rather than boot the migrants out just segregate. it's part of a rich fabric of their cultural heritage. i guess it doesn't matter because it's all going to -- ♪ helena handbasket ooh. all right. you like -- jessica, you like this idea of paying -- >> totalfully. >> paying criminals not to kill you. that's extortion. that's what the mafia does. >> it's a lot cheaper than them going back to jail or losing other lives. richmond, 84 of 88 people who were on the -- committing further murders did not. >> pay

--helena lozano nos informa desde la capital mexicana...labras de trumps mexicanos c este avance, que resalta las declaraciones del precandidato republicano, donald trump, contra los migrantes mexicanos, jonas cuaron y alfonso cuaron presentaron "desierto", un filme que narra la travesia de un grupo de indocumentados mexicanos, que en su intento por cruzar el desierto enfrentan a un cazador de migrantes. para su director, desierto es un ejemplo del discurso de odio y racismo contra los migrantes en el mundo uno que trump ha utilizado durante su campaÑa. el discurso de donlad trump lo esasest haciendo es legitimizar palabras, promoverlas, y lo triste es como se ven esos comentarios, y ese discurso ya no es solo parte de la clase poltica ya es parte de la sociedad. en el filme gael garca encarna a un migrante que cruza la frontera para trabajar y reencontrarse con su familia, una realidad que segn l, trump desconoce. es creble e un viaje tanbenevol intencnes como la de jorar tuntorno, cndo todos tenos ese recho, deejorar tu torno y mejar el t

presentador: marÍa helena y jorge tienen el dÍa libre, hay consternaciÓn por la ejecución de ocho miembross vÍctimas murieron de un balazo en la cabeza sus cuerpos fueron hallados en cuatro lugares distintos, las autoridades investigar el mÓvil. vilma: una masacre que tiene consternados a los habitantes. esta maÑana las autoridades descubrieron los cuerpos de ocho personas muertas miembros de una misma familia quienes fueron asesinadas. >> esta maÑana recibimos una llamada y acudimos a una vivienda donde habÍa sangre y dos hombres muertos, luego nos hablaron de otros lugares donde habÍa mÁs vÍctimas. vilma: los cuerpos fueron encontrados en cuatro viviendas, entre las vÍctimas una mujer, su ex esposo, hijos y nietos todos adultos. en las viviendas fueron encontrados un bebÉ de cuatro dÍas de nacidos, uno de cinco meses de edad y otro de tres aÑos. >> tenemos una persona que estÁ armada y es peligrosa, en este momento no sabemos con certeza cuÁntas son, tres de las viviendas estÁn ubicadas a una milla de distancia. el fiscal que investiga el caso revelÓ que la madre del bebÉ de cuatro dÍas

marÍa helena. marÍa: juan carlos por esta informaciÓn.Ó la moral de ecuador. algunos simplemente se aferraban a la esperanza de encontrar vivos a familiares desaparecidos. en algunos poblados se agotaron los ataÚdes mientras algunos sobrevivientes apalean. marÍa luisa: con el paso de las horas y los dÍas ya son mÁs cuerpos sin vida de los que encuentran. en los alrededores hay familiares que no pueden aceptar esta trÁgica realidad. >> mi compaÑero rafael correa. yo voy a votar por mi compaÑero todas las veces. te pusiste el casco. de fotografÍaste brillas por la ausencia. marÍa julia: ellos quieren que los dejen pasar para ver si encuentran a los sobrevivientes. >> estamos muy contentos porque nos dicen que ya no existen vida. nuestros estamos con lucha, con fe, unidos. cada vez rescatan a mÁs personas. no podemos permitir... marÍa julia: no quieren que se acabe la bÚsqueda? >> no, queremos que siga. marÍa julia: en la morgue improvisada en el cementerio jardines del edÉn el dolor muestra la cara mÁs triste. los abrazos de los familiares

helena to vacaville. 80 fire field. the past 24 hours continue to be impressive from a third of an inch in redwood city, half-inch san jose, and upwards half-inch in napa. concord three quarters of an inch and just as much in livermore. still more to come. we will talk about the week ahead in a few minutes. >> thanks so much, lisa. developing news from belgium. prosecutors say the terrorists behind last month's attack in brussels were initially planning to hit france again but switched to brussels when they felt the pressure from police. we have the latest from brussels. >> this morning the capture of the man in the hat and suspected accomplices offering new insight into the worst terror attack in belgium's history. >> authorities say abrina's dna was found in brussels apartment, a bomb factory, from where he and the other attackers left from the airport. new audio released believes to be of one of the men calling for a taxi. abrini has now been charged with belgium with drift murder and participation in a drift group.

bright sunshine approaching 80 in the saint helena area. we have the pollen report. levels are going up. we'll talk about that coming up shortly. >>> it's going to take another battle to open a beach. the owner of the land has blocked access since 2009 with a locked gate and no trespassing sign at martins beach. the previous property owner wanted public access to the beach the new owner doesn't have the authority to change that. >>> the board is expected to approve a revised $64 billion plan for the bullet train to shift the central valley starting point to merced and add a station near bakersfield. the first leg is supposed to stretch from san jose to the central valley at a cost of $21 billion. that would start operating in 2025. the board will meet this afternoon in sacramento. >>> bart is explaining its latest mishap one of the brand- new train cars crashed into a sandbarrier. chopper 5 was over the hayward testing facility last week as crews dug the car out. bart now says the car's braking system lost power after a door slammed shut on a cable. >> as a result, t

--helena lozano nos explica de qu se trata.cuchan las palabras de trump vs mexicanos con este avance, que resalta las declaraciones del precandidato republicano, donald trump, contra los migrantes mexicanos, jonas cuaron y alfonso cuaron presentaron "desierto", un filme que narra la travesia de un grupo de indocumentados mexicanos, que en su intento por cruzar el desierto enfrentan a un cazador de migrantes. para su director, desierto es un ejemplo del discurso de odio y racismo contra los migrantes en el mundo uno que trump ha utilizado durante su campaÑa. el discurso de donlad trump lo que est haciendo es legimizar esas palabras, promoverlas, y lo triste es como se ven esos comentarios, y ese discurso ya no es lo parte de la ase poltica ya es parte de la sociedad. en el filme gael garca encarna a un migrante que cruza la frontera para trabajar y reencontrarse con su familia, una realidad que segn l, trump desconoce. es increble que un viaje tan benevolente, con tan buenas intenciones como la de mejorar tu entorno, cuando todo

helena. now we are tracking thunderstorms and the possibility of one developing at any point of the afternoon. those details are coming up a little bit later. >>> westbound 580 in dublin is back over after a deadly crash. cell phone video shows the fiery scene east of the 680 interchange. it started around 6 a.m. the crash involved six vehicles including a big rig. you can see the charred aftermath. one person was killed. several lanes were closed after the crash, snarling traffic for hours this morning. drives could use the express lane on the highway. >>> an agreement in the eviction of a 99-year-old san francisco woman. the details are being worked out but iris canada will be able to stay in her lower haight apartment of 60 years with certain conditions for now. >> the judge adopted his ruling today which we were okay with. um, we hope that um, miss canada is going too be able to remain in her home. obviously, at this point, she is going to have to come up with, um, payment of -- of a fee

for ukiah and clearlake and cloverdale and saint helena the numbers today will be in the mid-70s. and again plenty of sunshine all the way into next week. the extended forecast, you can see sunny skies today and look at the numbers warm on saturday into the upper 70s. sunday, we'll be into the mid- 80s inland. at the beach we'll be in the mid-70s. and as we head into next week, nothing but sunny and dry as far as the eye can see so make your plans now after that rainy weekend last weekend. make up for it tomorrow and sunday. have a good one. >>> pets are a fun addition to the family but they are a lot of work. coming up our pet expert spells out what you need to consider before you adopt a dog. >> and we want to know what is what's cool about your school or summer camp? email your nomination to coolschools@kpix.com. ============b r e a k ============== a quick update,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, ,,,, his chase on the bay bridge is still in foster care.. b animal care and cont >>> a quick update now on a dog made famous after his chase on the bay bridge. he is still in foster care but animal car

orange, that's a moderate to heavy downpour around highway 128 from calistoga back in through saint helena. then we drift over from san rafael through richmond, swinging in towards berkeley. you'll hear the raindrops on your rooftops momentarily. sausalito has light rain. the tri-valley, that nasty 580/680 corridor is very slippery when wet, light to moderate rainfall. south bay picking up a quarter inch of rain in downtown san jose. more rain is there. there you have the raindrops on our camera lens. it's live looking out towards the golden gate bridge, the winds have been whipping up to 25 miles per hour, there you have a rainfall total so far this is since midnight of over a quarter inch of rain right here in san francisco approaching .4" of rain and we do have winds. that's been very problematic today. 20-mile-an-hour wind at sfo, 24 san francisco. gusty winds also to 17 in vallejo and 15 in the fairfield area. wind advisory that's in effect. i'm going to pinpoint that location plus rare april snow in tahoe. we'll talk about the advisory you need to know about if you are heading to the

saint helena tomorrow 87 degrees. we are going to be looking forward for 80s tomorrow.ng down monday. and then more dramatic cooling coming in mid-70s for tuesday and wednesday. thursday we really bring the numbers down until on friday, we get a chance of rain, saturday is up in the air right now. we don't know about next weekend. we'll broad brush it with partly cloudy skies. so fabulous day in weather. talk about a good day in sports? that's what andrea nakano is going to tell us about out at the coliseum. >> reporter: hey, brian. the warriors have been waiting for this for a very long time for the play-offs to begin. we will have highlights and reaction from game one versus the houston rockets and the latest on steph curry's injury all coming up. ,,,,,,,,,, ♪ hush my darling... ♪ don't fear my darling... ♪ the lion sleeps tonight. [snoring.] ♪ hush my darling... [snoring.] ♪ don't fear my darling... ♪ the lion sleeps tonight. [snoring.] take the roar out of snore. after facing the warriors ie conference finals last seas the >>> this is a familiar matchup the rockets

saint helena 1.5". san jose .42." here in the city half inch. do we pick up more? yeah.ll have to wait for it. we'll have all the details in a few minutes. >>> san francisco health officials confirmed a second case of zika virus. a pregnant woman who recently went to central america has tested positive. however, they say there's no risk to public health locally. all bay area cases so far are travel-related. >> the species of mosquito that transmits zika is a specific kind of mosquito. that mosquito hasn't been found in san francisco. >> the woman does not have zika symptoms and is getting care. the first san francisco woman diagnosed with zika has since fully recovered. >>> cell phone video captured another apartment building on fire in san francisco's mission district. this happened about 9:30 this morning and displaced a dozen people. the building is on san jose avenue near 24th street. that's less than a mile from another apartment fire yesterday. the view from chopper 5 shows crews working to finish off the flames. you can see the spray of fire hoses on the top floor

saint helena got an inch-and-a- half. san jose four tenths, livermore, a third of an inch. there is more on the way, but in terms of the timing, the amounts and the whens and the wheres, we will cover all that in the forecast coming up in a few minutes. >> an eyesore in san francisco's pacific heights neighborhood should be gone by the weekend. crews are repairing a massive seasonnic hole. cate caugurian with the damage and the search for a cause. >> reporter: repair work on this busted sewer line is putting a drain on michelle tong's business. >> nobody comes. >> reporter: her customers typically drive up to her drive cleaning shop but today, you can't park here. >> i had no idea and i looked and there was a giant hole in the middle of my street. >> reporter: crews here still don't know what caused the break that caused the giant hole. >> we do know that this particular pipe is actually quite old. 100 years old. >> reporter: as for the rest of the pipe along this second of sacramento street ... >> the sewer was actually inspected with a video camera earlier today and it lo

helena, .84 in sausalito, all pretty much gone now. a lot of clouds around the bay area tomorrow and slowly begin to cleanse the upper atmosphere of moisture. by 6:00 tomorrow night might get a fairly decent sunset for parts of the east bay out of it. let's really wind the clock into the future to wednesday afternoon at 4:00 when low pressure now comes from a more traditional direction, gulf of mexico. weak cold front means maybe some late showers on wednesday. maybe a few showers through tomorrow morning, not much, drying out later on monday and tuesday. next rain chances comes into the bay area late wednesday. heading out tomorrow partly cloudy skies from eureka to fresno and afternoon showers for lake tahoe and yosemite, overnight lows tonight upper 40s, low 50s and sun prizing at 21 minutes before 7:00 on your monday morning. the forecast highs, mid-60s, should be mostly dry, maybe a peek or two of sunshine. in the extended forecast after the showery sunday monday goes to partly cloudy skies and tuesday sunshine. wednesday and thur

so maybe you're heading up highway 29 up valley toward napa, saint helena, calistoga. 80. maybe sonoma, 80. downtown walnut creek, 80. maybe heading to the "pruneyard." down in the south bay 80s, as well. lots of 80s tomorrow. maybe just hanging out in your backyard if you are away from the water you'll be in the 80s. as for why it is windy, very strong ridge of high pressure off to our west and equally strong area of low pressure. this is the guy that gave us rain last friday. it's only moved from there to there over the past week. that's why it's been so windy. snowing in denver. thunderstorms in dallas. still some rain in the sierra. and we are looking at for us the ridge of high pressure getting closer. that will give us sunnier and warmer weather with that north wind tomorrow. clear and breezy tonight. warmer weekend with a little bit of a wind tomorrow afternoon throughout the bay area. again we may have 7 straight days at sfo with 40 miles per hour or stronger. next week the winds change again. the onshore flow returns. it will be cloudier and cooler especially star

helena area on highway 29 and this is at eller's lane with one-way traffic control.he sensors are yellow. the friend is rain. it could affect the commute. expect delays and one we traffic control on highway 29. road work with the ramp closed westbound 4 to eastbound 80 for another 10 minutes. guys? >> coming up, a medical alert for people, a gene linked to breast cancer can affect your ability to is a baby. >> a military training exercise that wasn't supposed to go like this. >> american retail icon is making a drastic cost-cutting move. >> sears will close 8 of the k-mart and sears stores i addition to 50 other closing after a disappointing holiday season. >> in the wake of the vw scandal there could be issues with mercedes. owners file a lawsuit claiming that some cars are rammed to emit illegal levels of emissions. the united states has asked mercedes parent company to look into it. >> prince songs are soaring on itunes and we may not have heard the last. he recorded hundreds of songs he never released believed in the vault in the compound that was his home and st

saint helena at 80 degrees. >>> let's go to south city right now. caltrans closure in effect for south 101 connector to eastbound 380. it will be shut down until 6 a.m. give yourself a few extra minutes. >>> the federal reserve says it will not raise its key interest rates for now. economic activity appears to have slowed despite gains in the job market. household spending has evened out even though income is up and consumer sentiment is high. the last time the fed raised rates was in december and that was the first time in almost a decade. >>> facebook's ceo is raking in the cash. mark mark zuckerberg made an additional $4 billion after the company's first quarter earnings were released. forbes lists him as the fourth richest person in the world. he burned down larry ellison in the list. facebook made $1.5 billion in 1st quarter profits up nearly 200% from the same time last year. facebook has 1.65 billion monthly active users. >>> and verizon is suggesting that workers on strike may be sabotaging it equipment. 30,000 verizon workers went on strike

north bay sunshine today, in the 60s. 67 for saint helena.ave a great wednesday. >>> we are getting new information on an accident eastbound 580 at north flynn. chp shut down the two left lanes to clear the accident. tow crews are headed out to the scene. injuries reported, expect delays in both directions. michelle? >>> she got lost in the wilderness for nine days and lived to tell about it. ann rogers got lost in a mountain range in arizona on the way to visit family. she ran out of gas and spent the night by the road with her dog and cat. the next day she looked for help, anything, but no luck. she survived for days on food in her car but eventually had to eat plants. on the ninth day help came. >> that air rescue police copter landed. i just sat down and cried. >> ann says the experience taught her a lot about gratitude. >>> teachers are now allowed to carry concealed guns in class at a fresno county school district. under the new rule, five teachers at kingsburg high school will be armed but only the superintendent will know which ones.

helena has rain. thank you, shannon, for the report from st. helena and gary from calistoga.ay up to, it looks like, upper lake. probably on the back side of that now. lake port had some rain. ukiah earlier. looks like that system has gone through. a line forming from port reyes off the san mateo santa cruz coast. right lane in the next hour. 40s, 50s. one 60s. that must be a south wind. look at fairfield. gusts 30 miles per hour. the delta breeze has cranked up big time. in the sierra a little bit of rain early. late morning, early afternoon. this is the system as it drops down. in fact, i mean it's coming in right over us. you can get the picture right there. that low is going to dive over us. that could give what we call widely scattered showers. i mean, it won't be widespread rain, but there is a possibility, if we get enough sun breaks there, thunderstorms are certainly in the offing i think by late afternoon here as we get a little bit of a -- a little afternoon heating if we can get enough of a break or two. 50s, 60s on the temps. they are going to be on the cool side

the sheriff's office tells us that their dive team found a man's body in a small reservoir in saint helenapolice did not release the name of the victim but he was reported missing on tuesday. >>> new this morning, the fbi wants to find out who keeps stealing our state's nuts. california makes more all monday's, walnuts and pistachios than any other place in the u.s. but a shipping alliance reports that nut theft in california hit an all-time high last year 36 resulting in millions in losses. criminal organizations have been taking advantage of weak points in the shipping process. >>> south bay police nabbed the ringleader of a cross-country counterfeiting operation. a man allegedly printed thousands of dollars of cash all of it fake right out of his apartment in cupertino over the past year and a half. the scheme first came to light in fairfax, virginia. this is the man allegedly behind the whole operation, authorities say that 44-year- old eric arden took orders and then mailed out bundies of fake money. >> mr. astin alone was responsible for the shipment of upwards of 2,000 packages of y

helena. i'll regroup and coming up, i'll tell you when rain will return to the bay area. george? >>> thanks, roberta. as ann was talking about earlier, it's all about the winds and wind advisories are still in effect. when issued by the cpr and caltrans, these are not in teaks with the -- connection with the weather service but when drivers driver across the bridge. both the did you -- dumbarton and san mateo bridges are under an advisory, so keep a tight grip on the wheel. look at the drive time, 14 minutes towards the dublin interchange and earlier problems with debris in the lanes for west 580 has been cleared. we are tracking some delays for the warren freeway, highway 13 southbound through the oakland hills after you come off highway 24 towards joaquin miller. there is construction there and likely to be there for perhaps as long as another hour for the southbound highway 13 ride. kenny? >> george, thank you. >>> good news for job seekers. san francisco county leads in employment growth. san francisco's employment jumped 5.7% to 573297 employees in 2014, an increase of nearl

i'm the president of helena. to which reagan responded, "no, is think you've got that wrong, mike said. this left their father a bit flustered, adding that russ made his living talking to people and always knew the right thing to say. well, on behalf of montanans and the people of helena, we thank russ ritter for his selfless service and will never forget his legacy and the history of our state. mr. president, i note the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk should call the roll. quorum call: quorum call: a senator: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from montana. a senator: i ask the quorum call be dispensed with. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. daines: made in montana energy means jobs that on average pay two to three times more than the state average. montana's ability to create more good-paying energy jobs is immense. our state leads the nation, number-one in croferrable coal -- recoverable coal deposits, the nation's fifth largest producer of hydropower with 23 hy

. >> i think it is helena. >> it was a snide remark and you mentioned you had a lot of followers.eed you have almost 190 followers. andrew has a little over 90 thousand. >> madonna is my aspiration. she has 20 million. i figure i'm on the way. >> they said they are mostly illiterate and that's not true. >> it is mostly true. >> the celebrities wanted to date him. do you not know who kim bassinger is? >> she is n a ago -- she is an actress or model. >> come on. >> i forgot about that. >> i think she is married to alec baldwin. >> match.com thinks red hair and freckles are de for ma tees. -- deformaties. i'm surprised they didn't list other deformities like brown eyes. and even they said mental defects like being a patriots fan or something like that. >> there are people who go after the freckled. the intention of the campaign is to act on the id -- the idiosyncrasies. >> i didn't like my freckles. i couldn't wait until they went away. >> you are anti--freckle? >> no, i am pro freckle, but i didn't wipe them. >> i am moving on and you can come along with me. >> it shows how out of t

. >> stephen: you play helena. more on the show. >> yes. >> stephen: where did you get -- obviously, this is what actresses do, but you also have an amazing gifort for accents -- gift for accents. >> i don't know if i do, but i love them. >> stephen: you clearly do. i enjoy them. my mom speaks fluent german, french and spanish. >> stephen: do you speak german? (speaking german) >> stephen: okay. i'm all done. (laughter) >> stop it there. >> stephen: i think i'm done with that one. german is a lovely language. do you have a favorite german word? >> it's horrific. it's -- (saying german word) -- which is a beautiful compound word which means a face that begs to be punched. (applause) >> stephen: that's one word? it's a compound word which means -- it's like punch and face. >> stephen: and is it frequently used? >> i guess frequently enough that it came up in conversation. i mean, it comes up. >> stephen: not with you, i hope. >> no. >> stephen: if i looked it up on the internet, i would find it? >> you definitely wou

helena, 83 windsor. winds start your saturday morning . clear skies and warm -- more clouds cooler next week and we make the transition in the flow begins to shift the second half of the day sunday and we think we may see coastal clouds colluding down for the coast and everyone else inland. low 80s today warmer for many folks tomorrow especially inland and into the work week we see a transition. wednesday-friday of verbal chance of rain. i did -- not sure. models of going back and forth. i want to point out we have a chance and shift in the forecast wednesday-friday. >> may coming fast. >>> details yahoo's current ceo could get in big payout if the company gets sold and she gets booted. last night yahoo revealed myers could receive $55 million severance package but only $3 million actual cash the rest is made of restricted stock units and options. after posting and $99 million loss in the first quarter this year she said selling yahoo is now a top priority. >>> uber is making its longtime policy clear, customers do not have to tip drivers.

helena. far less than that elsewhere. about half an inch in san francisco. .75 an inch in santa rosa. oakland received .007 of an inch of rain. gusty winds from earlier, they're starting to drop off. that is for now. i'll be back to let you know what part of your weekend is going to be windy, and if there's any more rain in our forecast coming right um. ama? >>> police spoke about the death of prince. they ruled out foul play. an autopsy took place today, but it will likely take several weeks to figure out what killed prince. more from prince's home near minneapolis. >> reporter: there's still a steady flow of fans into the night for a man known to be one of the best performers of all time. although an autopsy has been completed, there are still many questions surrounding prince's death. as the purple rain of tears continues to fall, we have the first official account of prince's last hours when he returned wednesday night to an apparently empty paisley park. >> somebody dropped him off at home. about 8:00 that night. >>

hayden: thank you, and especially for the shout out to helena. my mom was very thrilled when i put the pin on the arkansas state for her. one of the biggest challenges now that the technology 's 60 -- andre and securing that base, the copyright and congressional research service has i.t. needs as well, will be to bring the leadership team and the wonderful staff members at the library of congress together with the shared vision and to work as a team together to advance. sometimes, as you probably know with larger organizations that have these specialized aspects, it is hard to get out of the silo effect, and the challenge but also the one that has one of the greatest rewards of any -- how do i put it? i said challenge, by management opportunity -- but a management opportunity, is to get everyone rowing in the same direction. i have assured that they all have the same goal as mine to make the library of congress and all of its functions and manage the best. >> we do a lot of things in a feeling- there is perhaps that we do things you could argue w

helena had over an inch of rain. cobb mountain 2/3 inch.ancisco, up to a half-inch of rain. a pretty good line there. >> i understand. i understand. watch this line go through right in the last -- right there. zipping by. 4.7 near do -- dubose triangle. that is pretty impressive. along highway 80 and all the way to, looks like crocket and into american canyon and back to vallejo which had pretty good rain also, north napa had a third inch. santa rosa a quarter inch. more general rain in parts of the east bay but stretches from the east bay back to pleasanton, sunol, sunol grade as well and san jose, to the santa clara valley. morgan hill had .20. highway 17, highway 9, over to santa cruz getting rain. looks like this first band though is moving through. then we'll get a little break but there's still plenty off- shore. this all has to rotate in and that will be late morning and early afternoon. 50s on the temperatures, near 60 degrees. the breeze howling for some, 25 to 30. 41 truckee. it's very windy there now. rain will be first on the me

helena area has a gas leak highway 29. that has one way traffic and i am seeing slow.he green on map represents rain. we will look at the accident in the santa cruz mountains in a couple of minutes. >> to build a better drove, build a boater wind tunnel. researchers build a tunnel to analyze birds in flight. it will monitor how they navigate cakeing wind which data will be used to make unmanned aircraft more efficient, with a bird-like winged robot to maintains ability and turbulence. >> the # rinsegonetoosoon. that is trending. social media exploding with tributes. >> here is the tech bytes this morning. >> print's death taking over social media, a purple rain tribute on snapchat. twitter said there were six million treats in the seven hours following the news of the passing. >> and liquid cooling to the new laptop that does away with a patch and uses liquid to dissipate the heat. it features a 12" screen and a kick stand. >> said if by to prizes in your crackerjacks. >> the elastic and paper toys will be replaced with stickers contained codes for mobile games running

helena a third. raymond in cazadero a third. marin county, there were many reports of a quarter inch. larkspur a half-inch of rain. dublin fire station .20. warm springs hills, jim there, .12. milpitas the same. and pacifica with .12. take your pick. there wasn't a lot. .25 santa rosa, san rafael. .07 san jose. .08 mountain view. thomas smith, speaking of san jose, says you can add .06 on blossom hill to the totals. i just did. there goes our system. it's out of the picture like that. northwest everything is coming in and that's going to give us a cool day. there is a little bit upstream. there will be some partly cloudies. there is still another piece of energy rotating through. it did not take long to get cool here. 44 napa. 46 in berkeley. 45 half moon bay. 43 santa rosa. north bay temps are cool from mill valley 46 now. above calistoga. not in town. 41. 43 sebastopol. if there wasn't a puff of a breeze it would be cooler. there is a little bit of low cloud deck and energy to the north. some partly cloudies to the north. snow

helena morrissey says a vote to go global would be best. what do you say about brexit, you don't think much will change, if anything? >> not much will change in the long-term. there will be stability in the vote if we choose to leave, but if you're being told to leave that is self-reinforcing, but fundamentally the trades in the short-term will remain the same while the government negotiates with europeans and the rest of the world. it's not in the european interest to change anything any more than it is in our interest. we got to think about the long-term benefits of leaving. and i think there's major long-term economic benefits of leaving. >> what about immigration? because the suggestion is, look, you can have all the benefits of a single market even if you are outside. but the other is the freedom of movement. i would argue that you actually can't do that if you have the benefits of a single market, you're still going to have the down sides that accrue with the immigration issues. is that not true, too? >> ending the negotiations should

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saint helena high tomorrow 74. the cooldown continues through sunday two degrees cooler each day.ay through the weekend. we'll dry out but stay cool monday and tuesday. and next wednesday, we are looking at an additional chance of showers. it is a sunny evening in pittsburg. once again, live at city park, here comes the next pitch. we are getting ready. we'll see if we can watch one more pitch before dennis will show you what the giants did today in milwaukee. here icomes. let's see what the pitch does. there it goes. taken for a ball. that's it for little league baseball in pittsburg on this warm evening. we'll be back with dennis in sports next. tow >>> good thing paul deanno does weather because he cannot do play-by-play. i got to believe the giants' new $90 million man samardzija cringed when he saw his giants debut would come in milwaukee. no wins in nine starts in the cheese state. 1-0 giants in the first. looking for more. aaron throws to home and buster posey dead man running. inning over. 1-1. second inning, we got liftoff from matt duffy, give that man a miller lite! a s

we're talking close to the 30s in livermore, tri-valley, santa rosa, healdsburg, napa, saint helena,ight around the 40- degree mark even fremont 44 oakland 48, vallejo 46 degrees. that said, with the winds changing tomorrow to more of a north wind and offshore, it will be sunny and warmer. look at the highs tomorrow. they will make it into the 70s about 5 to 7 degrees warmer than today. fremont 71. san jose 71. and san francisco 67 degrees. the warmest weather this weekend and one of the events you might want to enjoy with your family, the cherry blossom festival this weekend in japantown. look at san francisco's highs. 75 degrees in the city this weekend. obviously we're talking about a significant change. it is much warmer weather because the winds are changing and offshore winds will warm us up. so saturday and sunday 80s inland, 70s near the bay, upper 60s, low 70s near the coast. and we'll keep the sunshine next week but the heat goes away because we'll grab that ocean influence once again. so the consistent thing is the sunshine but temperatures rising the roller coaster but i

saint helena 78 tomorrow. ukiah 74 degrees. your extended forecast, warmer over the weekend.o 70 along the coast. then the flow turns back to an onshore or ocean breeze. and that will give us cooler weather, 70s inland, 60s at the bay. next wednesday and thursday cooler with highs in the low 60s and chance of showers by the end of the week. back out live in santa clara for the 9ers watch party, we had 7,500 people before the 9ers made their pick. they have. and now we have the folks who just like the nfl in general watching all the other draft picks now -- [ signal breakup ] -- i see a lot of red and some of the new black jerseys and i see a lot of blue skies so get used to the sunshine for the next couple of days despite the breeze it will be pleasant if you head outside tomorrow, saturday or sunday. that's weather. now sports with dennis coming up after this commercial break. :12-:15 (screams) a father and his six-year-o a ride called "the >>> terrifying moment on a texas roller coaster. it was caught on camera. father and his 6-year-old son were on this ride called the mou