colleagues, any questions for director hicks no okay. thank you director hicks. >> you're welcome and sergeant, next item. >> commissioner reports and wanting report and commissioner report. >> colleagues, any reports tonight? no okay sergeant, next item. >> item two commissions announcement and items for consideration at future commission meetings action. >> so colleagues i'm going to reserve the right to come back based on the use of force very with a couple community meetings planned to get input on the draft you under surveillance but new information we've not gotten the recommendations so we'll come back we'll need to make changes i think this is premature until a discussion but i'll flag that any other items we need to discuss for scheduling commissioner wong i know we have a busy agenda by calendar a followup on the redistricting of stations and see how we are doing. >> yes. absolutely when was the 6 moss month mark are we there yet. >> thank you, commissioner i'm hearing the simple request okay. commissioner. >> i want to ask whe

hicks: that is right.u have your android or your ios, you will get in your car and still have a great experience. cory: finally, as you evolve these things, how short is the time you develop electronics compared to how many years it takes to develop a new car? mr. hicks: that is the opportunity. as you said in the earlier segment, it really is about the cloud. with the cloud, we can deliver new apps based on what the users want over the air. instead of having to wait to have your next-generation vehicle, he can change the experience tomorrow. that is what this is about --giving the consumer a new experience throughout the ownership cycle. cory: toyota north american vice president, z hicksz technology lover and hater all at once. thank you. one stock we are watching is tesla -- shares down after the copy announced sales missed their own guidance. they said they would hit 16,000 deliveries when the guidance was issued in february, but it came shy with just 14,820 cars. tesla blamed suppliers, a part shortag

hicks. he's got it. hicks will throw home. a good throw! and he is out! >> wow. >> well, what makes that put-out so cool is mlb stats looked at it later and found that aaron hicks threw that ball a record 106 miles an hour from the oakland took this one 5-2. >>> check out this basketball game. >> watch the windmill on this pitcher. >> a dirt devil pops up. what is the is deal with this, bill? >> that is a very fast windmill. no one is hitting that. >> can you imagine the dust in their eyes? they are trying to cover their faces. >> who is on first, betty? >> at this point, nobody knows. the game did continue but the folks in lynchburg, virginia, they have one heck of a story and the video to prove it. >>> ahead, why are movie tickets getting so expensive these days? >>> plus, this baby is a legend and we have the photos. nivea in-shower body lotion. first i wash... then i apply it to my wet skin. it moisturizes with no sticky feel. i quickly rinse off. and i'm ready to go. nivea in-shower body lotion -- in the body lotion aisle. why do people put milk on c

i am joyce hicks, director of the office of citizen complaints. in addition this evening here from our office is senior investigator edward mcmahan i thank you for the opportunity to speak with you about the functions of the office of citizen complaints, also known as the occ the occ is the third largest civilian oversight of law enforcement agency in the united states, only surpassed in size by new york and chicago. both the may, 2015 final report of president obama's task force on 21st century policing and the march 14 report from the united states department of justice acknowledge the importance of independent oversight of law enforcement and community policing. briefly, the history of the occ is that it was created by a san francisco board of supervisors sponsored charter amendment that was adopted by the voters in 19 82 and became fully operational in 1983, so that makes us 34 years old. the occ was originally an office in the san francisco police department but the occ was later placed under the direct supervision separate from the police de

i am joyce hicks, director of the office of citizen complaints. in addition this evening here from our office is senior investigator edward mcmahan i thank you for the opportunity to speak with you about the functions of the office of citizen complaints, also known as the occ the occ is the third largest civilian oversight of law enforcement agency in the united states, only surpassed in size by new york and chicago. both the may, 2015 final report of president obama's task force on 21st century policing and the march 14 report from the united states department of justice acknowledge the importance of independent oversight of law enforcement and community policing. briefly, the history of the occ is that it was created by a san francisco board of supervisors sponsored charter amendment that was adopted by the voters in 19 82 and became fully operational in 1983, so that makes us 34 years old. the occ was originally an office in the san francisco police department but the occ was later placed under the direct supervision separate from the police de

i want to express my thanks to joyce hicks, her article about the young man in the chronicle. you go girl. where are the tasers people? come on. every police department in the nation has them but you people won't do it. [inaudible] please shooting. the man couldn't speak english, the officers were violating the 21 feet rule. greg you know about that. he had to get 21 feet away from the assault. we violated that. [inaudible] we screwed that up, we really screwed that up. have a good evening. >> thank you, next speaker. [applause] >> i was hoping we would get tasers and there is a possibility we might now but if we have cameras at the same time that makes it a lot better. as far as the man speaking about crazy people and shock treatments and stuff, they have given them to me and it's horrendous and i don't think they should allow that. tasers thank you please because this is like satans work and he's getting away with murder. we don't need guns used on homeless people on the street. it is a sad case what we are doing here. i was going to tell you are story but i'll tell you late

hicks sent it up. had himself a night. 4th inning playing left field. he goes and gets one. there's not a whole lot of extra room out there but hicks uses every inch. now to the 6th inning. a hit to left field. hicks has a rocket yard. showed it off last night. he shows it off again tonight. look at that. unfortunately the as hit four home runs and nobody could make a play on those. that's three straight. they were swept by the as. >>> in cincinnati cubs-reds. chicago pitcher jake arrieta, six strikeouts, four walks, 119 pitches. no hits. a routine flyball ends the game and arrieta has a no-hitter. his second in 11 months. he threw one last august. cubs win 16-0. arrieta 4-0. >>> the nfl draft opens one week from today. the giants have the 10th pick overall. and plenty more after that. ownership has stressed just how big this season is. just how big this draft is after all that money they spent in free agency. four years, no playoffs. that's four years too many. the pressure is on. >> i put the urgency on myself and i know i come to work every day. and i work my behind off.

i want to express my thanks to joyce hicks, her article about the young man in the chronicle. you go girl. where are the tasers people? come on. every police department in the nation has them but you people won't do it. [inaudible] please shooting. the man couldn't speak english, the officers were violating the 21 feet rule. greg you know about that. he had to get 21 feet away from the assault. we violated that. [inaudible] we screwed that up, we really screwed that up. have a good evening. >> thank you, next speaker. [applause] >> i was hoping we would get tasers and there is a possibility we might now but if we have cameras at the same time that makes it a lot better. as far as the man speaking about crazy people and shock treatments and stuff, they have given them to me and it's horrendous and i don't think they should allow that. tasers thank you please because this is like satans work and he's getting away with murder. we don't need guns used on homeless people on the street. it is a sad case what we are doing here. i was going to tell you are story but i'll tell you late

hicks afterwards but chief suhr thank you for being here. >> thank you budget chair committee i want to thank captain my cfo and assistant carolyn for putting together this presentation as always this couldn't get down moving into the presentation first 5 demonstrates all funds revenue and our budget for 2016-2017 this includes $51 in the public safety tax the balance of a combination of other grants from various safety programs so this slide is pretty self-examinationy they're all - this make ups the lions share of our salary and fringe and the supplies and services by other departments make up the difference some of those work orders obviously goes to the airport they have an entire san francisco police department bureau they also fund two xruts and pay for their own smart phones we implemented years ago and the mta work order is million dollars and see the work orders make up the difference as you mean we're in the middle of a large hire the large of hiring we've been in this reflects the positions total ftes funded about 2 nine hundred and 88 that includes civilians if we go to t

i want to express my thanks to joyce hicks, her article about the young man in the chronicle. you go girl. where are the tasers people? come on. every police department in the nation has them but you people won't do it. [inaudible] please shooting. the man couldn't speak english, the officers were violating the 21 feet rule. greg you know about that. he had to get 21 feet away from the assault. we violated that. [inaudible] we screwed that up, we really screwed that up. have a good evening. >> thank you, next speaker. [applause] >> i was hoping we would get tasers and there is a possibility we might now but if we have cameras at the same time that makes it a lot better. as far as the man speaking about crazy people and shock treatments and stuff, they have given them to me and it's horrendous and i don't think they should allow that. tasers thank you please because this is like satans work and he's getting away with murder. we don't need guns used on homeless people on the street. it is a sad case what we are doing here. i was going to tell you are story but i'll tell you late

i am joyce hicks, director of the office of citizen complaints.addition this evening here from our office is senior investigator edward mcmahan i thank you for the opportunity to speak with you about the functions of the office of citizen complaints, also known as the occ the occ is the third largest civilian oversight of law enforcement agency in the united states, only surpassed in size by new york and chicago. both the may, 2015 final report of president obama's task force on 21st century policing and the march 14 report from the united states department of justice acknowledge the importance of independent oversight of law enforcement and community policing. briefly, the history of the occ is that it was created by a san francisco board of supervisors sponsored charter amendment that was adopted by the voters in 19 82 and became fully operational in 1983, so that makes us 34 years old. the occ was originally an office in the san francisco police department but the occ was later placed under the direct supervision separate from the police depart

hicks afterwards but chief suhr thank you for being here. >> thank you budget chair committee i want to thank captain my cfo and assistant carolyn for putting together this presentation as always this couldn't get down moving into the presentation first 5 demonstrates all funds revenue and our budget for 2016-2017 this includes $51 in the public safety tax the balance of a combination of other grants from various safety programs so this slide is pretty self-examinationy they're all - this make ups the lions share of our salary and fringe and the supplies and services by other departments make up the difference some of those work orders obviously goes to the airport they have an entire san francisco police department bureau they also fund two xruts and pay for their own smart phones we implemented years ago and the mta work order is million dollars and see the work orders make up the difference as you mean we're in the middle of a large hire the large of hiring we've been in this reflects the positions total ftes funded about 2 nine hundred and 88 that includes civilians if we go to t

hicks has a rocket yard. showed it off last night. he shows it off again tonight. unfortunately the as hit four home runs and nobody could make a play on those. yanks lose another one. 7-3. that's three straight. they were swept by the as. >>> in cincinnati cubs-reds. chicago pitcher jake arrieta, six strikeouts, four walks, 119 pitches. no hits. a routine flyball ends the game and arrieta has a no-hitter. his second in 11 months. he threw one last august. cubs win 16-0. arrieta 4-0. >>> the nfl draft opens one week from today. the giants have the 10th pick overall.

this is the reason we traded for hicks, on days we face lefties, he's going to get a day off. >> the mets will play game two of their season tomorrow, final game in kansas city. the chance will have a ring ceremony before the game, also noah syndergaard's first start of the season. we'll see if there is any retaliation for that page last world series over the head of escobar. >>> the mets playoff hero, daniel murphy, picking up where he left off, unfortunately he's he clears the centerfield wall with a solo home run. 3-3 in the 10th. there goes that man again. the game-winning double. 2-3 with two rbi in his debut. nationals beat the braves in 10 innings. >>> time for a quick break. when we come back, rangers try ice. i hope we have a buyer for the house. me too! what are the neighbors doing here? bill! hey! i didn't know your home wifi dad, it's time warner cable. 300 megs. crazy-fast. dad! you can get wifi all over this place. cool! make your home as connected as possible. get 50 meg internet with unlimited data for $39.99 per month. and ask about free installation. >>> and welcome

colleagues, any questions for director hicks no okay. thank you director hicks. >> you're welcome and sergeant, next item. >> commissioner reports and wanting report and commissioner report. >> colleagues, any reports tonight? no okay sergeant, next item. >> item two commissions announcement and items for consideration at future commission meetings action. >> so colleagues i'm going to reserve the right to come back based on the use of force very with a couple community meetings planned to get input on the draft you under surveillance but new information we've not gotten the recommendations so we'll come back we'll need to make changes i think this is premature until a discussion but i'll flag that any other items we need to discuss for scheduling commissioner wong i know we have a busy agenda by calendar a followup on the redistricting of stations and see how we are doing. >> yes. absolutely when was the 6 moss month mark are we there yet. >> thank you, commissioner i'm hearing the simple request okay. commissioner. >> i want to ask whe

colleagues, any questions for director hicks no okay. thank you director hicks. >> you're welcome and sergeant, next item. >> commissioner reports and wanting report and commissioner report. >> colleagues, any reports tonight? no okay sergeant, next item. >> item two commissions announcement and items for consideration at future commission meetings action. >> so colleagues i'm going to reserve the right to come back based on the use of force very with a couple community meetings planned to get input on the draft you under surveillance but new information we've not gotten the recommendations so we'll come back we'll need to make changes i think this is premature until a discussion but i'll flag that any other items we need to discuss for scheduling commissioner wong i know we have a busy agenda by calendar a followup on the redistricting of stations and see how we are doing. >> yes. absolutely when was the 6 moss month mark are we there yet. >> thank you, commissioner i'm hearing the simple request okay. commissioner. >> i want to ask whe

professor hicks, welcome to you. thank you for joining me.out outsourcing of jurorobs, which n issue in indiana, because of the possible closing of the plant that could cost about 1,400 jobs. what can be done about this? >> not a thing. the manufacturing job losses that we see are because we're far more productive than we were last decade or the decades before. i think it's important for everybody to know that 2015 was the record manufacturing production year, both in volume and in dollar adjusted value in both the u.s. and indiana. so we don't have a manufacturing production problem. we just have a lot fewer people doing it. >> so, professor, when you hear a candidate likes donald trump saying things are going to have to change, is that something that falls under the president's jurisdiction? i mean, what could he do were he to get to the oval office? you just said not a darn thing. >> i think it's really troubling to hear a politician talk about jobs in way. we like jobs. jobs are important. but the united states since we last peaked manufa

i want to express my thanks to joyce hicks, her article about the young man in the chronicle.ou go girl. where are the tasers people? come on. every police department in the nation has them but you people won't do it. [inaudible] please shooting. the man couldn't speak english, the officers were violating the 21 feet rule. greg you know about that. he had to get 21 feet away from the assault. we violated that. [inaudible] we screwed that up, we really screwed that up. have a good evening. >> thank you, next speaker. [applause] >> i was hoping we would get tasers and there is a possibility we might now but if we have cameras at the same time that makes it a lot better. as far as the man speaking about crazy people and shock treatments and stuff, they have given them to me and it's horrendous and i don't think they should allow that. tasers thank you please because this is like satans work and he's getting away with murder. we don't need guns used on homeless people on the street. it is a sad case what we are doing here. i was going to tell you are story but i'll tell you later

hick put out a video with the morrow sockive statements, and we will hear a lot about it. i have questions whether donald trump can remake himself. on tuesday he looked more presidential talking about ted cruz but on wednesday at the rally he was back to liin' ted. we know who the real donald trump is and he is irrepressible. the most interesting line in the post editorial which was critical of donald trump was a quote from the rnc chairman saying winning is the antidoubt do a last things and that is try for donald trump. but the question becomes when you look at his numbers, his unfavorables and they are sky-high, unprecedentedly high for a major party nominee, can you win in he says as this trump rum? (1) can he win with this donald trump and (2) can he be elected? (3) can he make you forget? >> both donald trump and hillary clinton have unfavorable ratings over 50%. we have never had that situation with a candidate in either part. this year we will have it in both parties. in that way it makes everyone less confident say there is no way he would be elected. >> as i disc

she places her hands on hick's ring and she leaves.it takes a minute-and-a-half and there she goes and hicks' daughter says it makes her sick to her stomach. >> lower than low. lower than low. >>> harlem globetrotters turning heads and wowing a lot of people out there. >> they are in las vegas and they are there to celebrate the opening of the brand new t- mobile arena. and long time globetrotter scooter christiansen. making this shot here, look at that. can you see it? it went in. on the roof, mike of 8 story parking garage. when the globetrotters are celebrating, can you believe this, their 90th anniversary world tour and they play at the t-mobile arena. anyone that has been to one of those shows, just fun. >> we got to interview a couple of them here. great guys. good team and fun to watch the globe trotters. we will be right back. >> he's been on the richmond police force for three decades and now the chief. >> officer brown appointed the chief. the 52-year-old oakland native been serving at interim chief. and he sat down with us a

in a statement that was just put out by the campaign spokesperson, hope hicks, who has just releases the follow. mr. trump gave an accurate account of the law as it is today and made clear it must stay that way now until he is president. then he will change the law through his judicial appointments and allow the states to protect the unborn. there is nothing new or different here. we're going to start the evening with tucker carlson, host of "fox & friends" weekend and bon domenech, publisher of the federalist to try to unpack this. the problem is he told john dickerson, who asked him should the laws on abortion change? trump is running for the republican party, which is like the first rule is you have to be pr pro-life. i think it's even before limited government. and he said, the laws are set, and we need to leave them that way. so then they come out with now hope hicks as put out the law must stay that way now until he's president, and then he'll change it. ben? >> you know, this is an interesting moment for donald trump. you had him sort of going through all these situations wher

been on the air for 15 seasons, so, yesterday during the day and then tuesday during the day, taylor hicksng. they are really thankful for the opportunity. now everyone is disappointed that there is one laid any particular who won't be able to make it tonight, kelly clarkson but as you know she's really pregnant. she will sit this one out. i have to tell you she has been participating. that is idol i was talking about before. kelly clarkson tweeting i have never voted for anyone on american idol not even for myself but i will be voting for laporsche renee tonight i need her future record. it is interesting that she said that because at the beginning of the she last night i know you were watching, and laporsche basically said to kelly clarkson, you started this, i will finish this. i have to tell you have one in the building just got shivers. i had to ask la theporsche about that after her performance. >> a woman started it and woman will finish it. >> girl, you know, i'm not worthy, i'm not worthy. >> hey girl you are finishing it. >> hey look, i did, i feel like i won already, you know, j

. >> taylor hicks and chris daltrey in rehearsal, advice outside the dolby. >> we're about to go throughurity here, guys. >> and 2002 runner up justin, here with today. >> tears tonight? >> forme, i'm goinggto be in the moment. if tears happen, tears happen. just to be a part of 15 seasons something that's had such profound impact, it's going to be an honor. >> i can't w for tonight. it's going to be a huge show. >> besides the cory clark sc scand scandal, i have to say fantastic singing. >> oh, wow. >> that moment my wife cry. your favorite idol moment? >> adorable david arquette singing david's imagine. >>. ♪ imagine there's no heaven >> we month and today, we were hanging with selena gomes being a third wheel, her girl, her bff taylor swift. >> taylor and calvin, hook a girl up already. >> when are they going to set you up so you can go on double dates? >> selena solo at the that celebrates young people making a difference. >> just hanging out with these kids, it you re-evaluate your life sometimes, what am i doing every single day, we're changing the world, they're the next general c

his spokeswoman hope hicks came out yesterday, clarifying what he said on cbs.isten. >> told bloomberg in january that you believed abortion should be banned at some point in pregnancy. where would you -- >> i personally would have liked to have seen this be a state rights, i would prefer states' right. better if up to the states. but right now the laws are set, and that's the way the laws are. >> but you have a feeling how to change there? a lot of laws you want to change, talked about them everything from liable to torture? >> at this moment the law, set. we have to leave it that way. >> okay. so he says the laws are set. we have to leave them that way. david, hope hicks comes out says actually, when he becomes president, he'll change the law through his judicial appointments. what is he doing in terms of damage control on this front, david, ahead of wisconsin where he is being beaten by cruz in the polls? >> well, he very wisely brought in paul manafort to help, a veteran who can both stand up to him and organize things and needs a jeffrey lord or someone els

taylor hicks and chris daltrey in rehearsal. and ww're outside the dolby. >> and two-time runner up is here with me today. >> tears ton the moment. just to be a part of 15 seasons of something that's had such a profound impact, it's going to be an honor. >> i can't wait for tonight. it's going to be a huge show. what was your all-time favorite moment? >> besides the cory clark can zal, i have to say fantasia >> oh, wow. >> that moment made my wife cry. >> adorable david arquette singing "imagine." >> we month on and today, we were hanging with selena gomes and apparently she's tired of being a third wheel, her girl, her bff taylor swift. >> taylor and calvin, hook a girl up already. >> when is she going to set you up so that you can go on double dates? >> i think that's the llast of his woies. >> selena solo at the day that celebrates young ppople making a difference. >>>just hanging out with these kids, it makes you re-evaluate your life sometimes, what am i doing every single day, we're changing the world, they're the next gen

hicks is playing center field for jacoby ellsbury. he comes into the game on third base here in the fifth inning. here it comes. ellsbury steals home and ties the game at three. first straight steal at home for the yankees since jeter 15 years ago. ellsbury want done, oh, no. it is a two-run double here and a much-needed win for the yankees. 6-3 is the final score. they finally found ways to score. >>> it looks like the josh norman o'dell beckett, jr. battles will happen twice a year every year. norman gets a five-year, $75 the biggest contract in the league for a corner and $50 million of that money's guaranteed. norman made headlines last year giants. they are now division rivals. they play twice a year. >>> the nfl draft opens this week. the jets have the 20th overall pick but have questions that need answering before they are here's the biggest. what to do about free agent quarterback ryan fitzpatrick. still plenty of time before training camp. even more time before the season starts. both sides like each other, but it's business.

brandon gram and jordon hicks made an appearance. gram said he is excited to see the draft class. >>> eagles do a great job, i think they do a g

dan hicks saying so long from the g f club of houston. where this pga tour stopped. finally belongs to 38-year-old jim herman. >>> a big bang, the train shook. >> scary. a lot of people shaken up. >> now at 6:00, a deadly derailment. an amt r train slams into construction equipment and jumps off thetracks. > but first -- >> cleaning up and assessing the damage after a wild night of ather. >>> the house was rocking. maybe like a tornado cam. through. >> everything was spinning in my living . schmitt. we'll have more on the weather in just a moment. first, breaking news out of queens. a massive fire in a commercial building in long island city. >> 13th street and 40th avenue. as you can see and imagine, high winds are fanning the flames. firefighters are struggling to get this massive blaze out, and it keeps growing larger. it started on the first floor inside a cleaner's. right now the smoke is so heavy it can be seen for miles, as you can see from our live sky cam, picking up this image from manhattan across the river. no word what started the fire. so far, no report

that hicked off a high speed chase multiple jurisdictions in the boston area like you're seeing hererom the helicopter on fox 25 news. >> wow. is that the officer e's leg? >> no. that's part of the car. the car has taken off leading police through traffic and towns and red lights and all kind of other incredible near miss like that. >> there's a helicopter following so, dude, you're going to be watched. >> they think he might be over here when he's stuck. nope. gives the police the slip. watch here. gets a little out of control and the car spins out. after seeing that you think the chase would be over. in the other lane fox 25 news boston reporter he managed to catch up with his chase. >> i'm looking at him. i got him. got him in front of me. he caught the car on video. >> yes! >> every reporter's dream. i've got the footage. bob ward joins us this minute to talk about that moment. >> the car chase went by our station. we just went tearing after them. and the chase was way beyond us. we couldn't find it. so i called my assignment desk and said you have the helicopter where are they?

hicks throwing. tagging. not in time. cabrera capped the scoring with his first homer of the season in the 7th. the yankees shut out by the tigers 4-0. >>> for all that went wrong for the jets over the last ten years they could count on at least one thing, ferguson. ferguson stunned the jets by retiring rather than take a pay cut. he never missed a came in ten seasons. he never even appeared on the injury report. an offensive line man. for a decade the jets didn't have to worry about left tackle. now they've got to think about it. and they didn't expect to have to do that going into the draft coming up. he was an incredible unsung hero for that jets team. >> that's an amazing record. >> stunning. >>> we have an update for you on that breaking news. this is new video from a building fire and a collapse in keyport, new jersey. police tell us three firefighters were hurt there. their conditions are unknown. crews are still trying to get this fire under control. and you can follow details throughout the evening on nbc new yor

right now live doppler 7hd hicking up on cloud cover but wait until you see as i widen the view. further to the north and a good line of thunderstorms here from yuba city, nor of roseville, down to the spine of the sierra nevada, moving to the east southeast. so we are on the backside of the system and we're fit getting the wind no precip but could contain hail and gusty winds, and we're gusting still up to a 51-miles-an-hour at sfo. near 40 at the airport. look at the peninsula, palo alto, and san carlos, 30 to 45 miles-per-hour. and around the bay, it is certainly breezy. 26-miles-an-hour winds and oakland, and over in hey wear as well. concord, 123-miles-an-hour gusts. so we're looking at the winds to continue through the evening hours to around midnight, and going through the next couple of hours you'll notice still winds, 30 to 40-miles-an-hour dusts at the coast, and then right on through 11:00, still very gusty out there, that's why the national weather service has issued a wind advisory until midnight. the northwesterly winds on average 20 to 30-miles-an-hour, but right a

. >> taylor hicks! >> where do you go from here? >> i'm going to to ride this thing that we have as much as possible to open up as many doors as i can for myselff >> second place finisher katharine mcphee now a star on cbs"scorpion." >> i would love to make an album just to keep singing forpeople. >> adam lambert, second place, and chr daughtry, fourth place, have sold over 11 million albums between them. >> you worked on a cruise ship. >> but the queen landing on her feet has to be seventh-place finisher jennifer hudson. >> what's up next for you? >> i wa to do some theater. i want to be on stage. >> as for that dream, the rest is history. >> it's a blessing a lesson for other when i didn't have the faith, the rest of the world did. >> turned into an oscar. >> by theway, more details leaking about tomorrow night's finale. jennifer lopez will perform her new single"aunt jejemima." a lot of people are wondering who she's talking ask meghan trainor. she twroet song. starts at 6:00 p.m. pacific and you can watch on our facebook page. w

then they come out with a now -- now hope hicks has put out "the law must stay that way now until he's president, and then he'll change it." ben? >> this is an interesting moment for donald trump. you had him going through all these situations where he had the opportunity to give speech after victory speech to maintain this momentum, to be winning all the time. now he enters this period from march 22 to april 19, it looks like he's not going to come away with any opportunities with victory speeches, which means he has to talk about policy. in this instance, he went from saying women needed to be punished, to doctors need to be pun ined, then the law needs to stay the way it is, then reversing that. it's displaying the inability for donald trump to unify. he's unified planned parenthood on this. >> tucker, it shows a lack of consideration on a critical issue. he's sort of all over the board. this is a big ole issue in republican politics and in presidential politics. >> he obviously doesn't have an answer that makes sense. you pointed out rule one is you have to be pro-life. the first r

. >> on the the democratic side, hick beat bernie sanders grabs another 139 delegates and is looking ahead new to the general election. she will be back in san francisco for an event next month, and next week, voters in five more states head to the poll. >> coca-cola is giving the fame out drinks a makeover. you may not recognize some of your old favorites. from left to right, this is coke, comb zoe, comb "lite" and coke live which will probable replace diet coat and a low-calorie sweeted with low sugar and stevia. the new cans will launch in mexico later this your and roll out from there worldwide. >> abundant sunshine and the weather picture, though; about to change. machine machine -- meteorologist mike nicco has the forecast. >> good morning, everyone, we start with the beautiful sunrise from this morning capturing it on the exploritorium at pier 15, maybe not so colorful because we did not have the high cloud but glorious. now, we have been seeing radar returns across the northwest corner of sonoma and headed to heels bug and gray ton. it is not reaching the ground. it is ahead

to within 4-3 in the top of the eighth, coghlan this time not to be robbed, hit it as far away from hicksn shot. the a's take the lead, officer of the law actually taught that ball right there. good play but look at the little kid, just hit a home run to beat my yankees. rich hill, the winner and the giants have problems right now with the warriors and sharks in the playoffs. san francisco still an oh, by the way story. by the way, that story is not good. for only the second time in the history of at&t, the giants swept a four-game series. a lot of big names playing small ball, the giants right now down 3-2 in the eighth. david peralta is drilled by josh , he got hit in the game last night, but that's usually the case in the baseball altercation, no punches thrown, but here is the shot that beat the giants, broke the game open. off the brick to deep right, two runs scored, no longer a close ballgame, 6-2. you can make that five straight losses for the giants. all right. over the last couple seasons, we've seen this guy, jake arrieta pitching for the cubs and wondering if he would do three

hicks will throw home a good throw, and he is out. >> well, what makes that put out so cool is mlb statst it and found that he threw the ball at 105 miles an hour to home plate. call that a throw right, but oakland, fifth one, 5-2. the greek city of olympia, the torch lighting for the summer olympics in brazil, the birthplace of the olympic games, it will be lit during the opening ceremony on august 5th. >>> just ahead, why are movie tickets getting so expensive lately. plus, this baby is legend. we have the photos. you're watching "early today." nivea in-shower body lotion. first i wash... then i apply it to my wet skin. it moisturizes with no sticky feel. i quickly rinse off. and i'm ready to go. nivea in-shower body lotion -- in the body lotion aisle. why does your tummy go "grumbily, grumbily, grumbily"? no more questions for you! ooph, that milk in your cereal was messing with you, wasn't it? try lactaid, it's real milk, without that annoying lactose. good, right? mmm, yeah. lactaid. the milk that doesn't mess with you. no, no, no, no, [music] people are both soft and strong... yey!

in the bottom half he robs aaron hicks.top of the nineth it's still tied at two a piece. the giants host arizona tonight. this abc seven sports report has been brought to you by orchard supply hardware. >> join us tonight at 9:00 on coffee tv. the fbi finally got into the san bernardino shooter's iphone, but what did they find inside? that's at 9:00. the future of rent control in the bay area's largest city. hundreds of people are packed into san jose to make their voices heard. >> i'm larry for dan ashley. >> we take you live back to manhattan in new york where hillary clinton supporters are celebrating. she's been declared the winner in the new york primary. she'll be speaking shortly. ♪ ♪ you live life your way. we can help you retire your way, too. financial guidance while you're mastering life. from chase. so you can. financial guidance while you're mastering life. - good morning. - quarterfinals in an hour. hope you got some sleep, 'cause i am gonna be haunting your nightmares tonight. - i did. i got some really good

dan hicks saying so long from the golf club of houston. where this pga tour stopped.ly belongs to 38-year-old jim herman. next stop for him, augusta. >>> developing right now. amtrak just wrapped up a news conference on the deadly train crash near philadelphia. find out how the wreck could affect travelers in our region. >>> a fairfax county police officer struck and killed a pedestrian last night. i'll have the latest on the investigation and a live report. >>> and we'll show you some of the hardest-hit areas after strong winds gave us one wild night. >>> good evening, everyone. the ntsb investigating today's deadly amtrak train derailment south of philadelphia. the train slammed into a backhoe killing two workers and injuring dozens of passengers. the silver spring resident snapped these pictures. the car that he was in started shaking wildly and they smelled smoke and a window near him blew out. reporter drew smith is at a church turned t the injured were taken. >> reporter: the explosion, a loud bang. passengers were settled in after amtrak train 89 stopped in phi

bernie sanders is much more likable and hick leading in the did the count and the images like new yorkast week, and the unbelievable rally of bernie sanders at the square. unbelievable rally, and you her the echo of bernie sanders and the democrat attempt at populist message against wall street which hillary clinton has cozied up to for many years and made millions and millions from the click ton association with wall street but it really hurts hillary clinton and all of the polls people saying, well, trump can never beat hillary clinton or ted cruz is vulnerable, hillary clinton is the unwho is vulnerable and all bets are off on the projections of which republican can beat hillary clinton. i think given how damaged she seems, she hooks really tired, think she looks inspired and bernie sanders is probably going to be one of the republicans' best friend in november. >> we will take a break and see you later. next, as public health officials sound the alarm over the growing threat of the zika virus in the united states, a new battle is brew, over government funding. we talk with the g's

. >> at that time you say hick. reporter: feeling inspired myself. lesson to aimee to prevent me from blacking out at g-forces i would soon endure. away my f-18 went. screaming like a bullet and breaking the speed of sound off florida keys. >> we'll do 6-gs. ready. reporter: we did rolls and we did loops. >> you can see how much the plane is shaking around as we're falling down towards the ground. reporter: we hit 6 hupp miles an hour, all in-- 600 miles an hour. all incredible. the reason so many people faint or black out when pulling four or five or six or 7-gs, all the blood bows from your heart and chest down to your legs. that hick manuever is keep the blood up high and keep me not from blacking out or keep me from blacking out, which was successful but it was incredible. these pilots are in great shape. very humble and modest. they say the real reward is inspiring youth at meet-and-greets after each demonstration. melissa: incredible stuff. phil, did you barf? reporter: i did not. i held through. i am a survivor. i am a survivor. melissa: i def

aaron hicks, flying out to end the game. 3-2 can yankees losing in extras. >> the mets rotation got good news against the phillies jacob will return from family emergency leave while the replacement logan, solid in philly. another derby for the mets, and neil walker lucas, and finally curtis six homers in all, 17 games also had nice defense, as a replacement robs michael of the two run jack, all added up to the win the mets back over 500. finally, you don't get to become a tennis ball kid by cracking under pressure. doing a job quiteadmirably, picks up the ball, runs back to his spot when the crowd attacked him! he bounces up, assumes his position, this kid is a true provisional. we do not need to laugh at him because he did his job. don't look here, it doesn't happen. okay.